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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Hon Csc. A. wusoS, Judge Of Probate
for Oxford County, rave very Interest
ing political address. In New Hall. SO.
Parts. last Mosdsy. lie vas greeted by .
house well nlsd by oltitsns of this and
adjoining towns who were well entsrtalsod
by the speaker. Mr.. Wilson compared
the records Of the two political parties.
showing that under Republican admins
,rs,iou sod protective tsrlf. the count
~ had greatly prospercd, Notwithstanding
great war had been carried on In the
mean time. lie compared the record Of
Mr.. Blaine with the r'cpri of Governor
Cleveland. ami showed thst the former
was much better quslinrd for the position
OF President Mr wilson iatf odacsd
Blalne's name 10 eloquent sentences which
were greeted with prolonged applause.
lie answered some Of the Poluts raised ny
Nj Hastings ADD Mr. klmball IN their
spsechss made a week previous. and
showed conciusively that thy had srgae,i
on the wrong side Nr. Wilson will
speak Al Norih WATERFORD usHt Thursday
evening We advise al psrtlc. ~ turn
out and hear him. A. be will give them
solid facts and unlmpeschsble truths.
MAss MEEuNG.-Thers will he a Mass
Meeting q, Sebsgo Lake neat Thursday
sept. There will be- spestlng BY dis
ilbgulshei orators, cannon ssiuis-, hand
concerts snd campaign songs Fsres oil
be reduced on the Portland and Osdens'
burg Railroad Round trip tickets will b.
sold At The following rates from towns In
oxford County FUeburg. sl %, Brown
Geld 7sc Hiram. coc. This will srJrd ,
splendid opportunity for the people OF
Western oxford 10 participate 10 . good
political demonstration. Among The speak.
sr. will be et Governor Long % Massa.
chusstts. Congressman Reed, Hoo ffank
uiscock Of New York. Hon. D. ~ Rollins
% New Hampshire, Governor Robe and
G,n. &. 4 Mattocks % Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
vOrE early

He Mr.. Lynch Il not free trader"
auy more than the Democrats party i .
me trade party. which every sensible
nan Knows Il n0t the esse.-Baagor Goa
u,ercii
Bat The Aryus says The Democratic party
Is consistently = free trade party, and
proves ia claim BY qa0ting nom the Dem
ocrstie National platforms since isoo. The
present platform evidently means free trade
In the We, snd protection 10 New Eng
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
sr,rs OF MAINE.

UxFOnD. ss-Cosn OF Insolvency. 81 Wed
nesisy OF August a. D. ts-t.
Issolvent Debtor.
Itis hereby ordered, That notice b given u
all persons iaterested In the settlement OF ths
socounf Of JOsiah W. Whltiea. Assignee OF the
oopy Of lhls order 10 Be pabllsked txo weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, IN me Otford Dcnocrat,a news
paper printed IN Paris In ssh County, that thor
may sppear 81 Court Of Insolvency 10 be held
day Of sept. nesi 81 line o'cioch IN the FORENOON
and BE- heard thereon. and Iced II they zee cause
Gk0. A. WILSON. Jutge
Of ia:ei.sse5 Sosr' osisrd cos..y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
Admiuissrmtor's sale.

DURsUAST N liesnss from the frobsts Court
ofOtford CoJnty, . shan seii Al pabhe sale,
q tbs highest bitder 81 the sOre Of l.. A Insslls
,0bef eish nth men, 81 ten oelock IN ~ fore
noon - mach Of the foliovtog real estate Of the
lsts Mary A. Dcering, late Of san frApese), CAL.
forua, a. oil produos the sum OF ~ h.ndfsd
has nfacket Tsvern stand, si'ustcd IN ssit Dec
mara. and near The store Of ssid l. A. leg ais. and
coupitses the following Described laad. With the
norlhery BY the NIL privilege 90 bog, - called.
Asisrlg By lana Of sad l.. A. Inxslls, southefly
~ the main rosf iesdins through Dsamsrk Cor
Ger. ant westerly BY said mill prisiisgs % boz.
fryebars, August IS ls.t
LoRESzo o. BERRY.
AdnlnlstTAtor Of EslAte of Mar A. DeeflnE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Ia the rovn Of HARTFORD "a the ceaasr e o.
iCrf for the year lsJ.
TIE following ist Of taxss on real ssais
Of n0n resident owners In the town Of Hartford, for
the wear ss IN bills comm tied 10 neilen lfolnes
Collector oftate. q sad Town. on The - iay 81
remaining unpaid on the llst day Of Juae, lsst,
By his certificate % that date, and they nov 70
main unpaid, and notice u hereby riyen thai II
said tAxss, interest and ehsrres are not paid IN.
months from the date Of the commitment %
ssd tills, % mach Of NE real estate taxef ~ 10
sunleicnt 90 pay the amount due therefor, tnclud
iuf interest add charges, sill, without further
noiles be sold at Public Auction, at the Town
Hall 10 said lows 90 he stat day Of Deoembsr.
80 Al one O'flork r. NJ
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RE TUR N { ID

nG NJ DAVIS. Date. Dee ri. ...I 1 .f
l or0r rlHT fnr TfF.nHf Ntra H Pes
EHr.r 1911 .n ~ fIHIff. as Ia Irr .t.f. .f rf
plrrf fn raif aI aI l rel r. f.rf.I ....f .1i
Iff flr.r.Itef nrTftH f.."H UI. hHrr
mt hr hlf tfsn fIlJ frl.I.rfrI tr ..H II.r I.'r
1f rruHllr fir irr Goat rf Nr.H.f ED rlf
Issumsl fnr frnsf ni AIu.If ut
AsN Mi lrul Hsfr .| rHHH HII
toanfT. deceased tI giving ...I n
las firfrfa d. Therefore rfI .asff All .tf..a.
iclf.l fl ihr estate UI Hr.i frrHHa"I II. uilf
Immriliis rlImfni, anI fHasr sE. .HI
manis ftrfrul fo etfIfH ffe flmr fH
nAlIrN NIIfIEf
An.uIflI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

JONATHAN B,RrLKrr OF stooeham has
been nominated As candidate for Represent
alive "a the Legislature from the District
composed Of Newry, Gfsf,ou, Upton. Lin
coin Plantation, Bethel. Gllesd, Mason, Al
bapy. stonehsm. Hanover. Riley aud the
unlncorporatsd towns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Monday The prohibition candidate.
for President and Vice Presilen, !orn,l,
accepted their nomination. in speeeh,.
The Boston and Providence ls.g..
n lines played an exhibition game 10 p9r
land. before $500 people. The frr.,
won. .. O.-At Mariale. Dat. n.
principal Of q school murdered bis LA,
a.sis,an, aud then killed himself on -.
count Of a refusal u marriage
Tuesday Al unfoandel Juno, q
Queen Victoria death startled l0alo,
Thursday Gen. sheridan "a. \,
weirs, y. II ia attendance apoa u.
veterans association. III Gfes.ey a,
In Montreal The steamer Roe s,,s.
dish sunk IN Boston Hafbof Ia ,r mia.
u,es AFTER colliding with tug no os,.
sons were on board but Ill were a,,5
Friday A fatal case Of yei.os is,uo.
cured a. New York. II iofrals l3
$3.50, 900 damage IN Evansville. la
and At landing three miles b,..s ,ls.
sized q ferry boat, drowning ,.o, q
people "A sleeping car ATTACHED 90.
circus train caught Gre near Greeley. ca
on Thursday night. and most .f d, l0
occupants met a hoHbls death
TrNrrn,ruRE last wrU tI JAM
Sunday. 5Ts clear Monday 49, clear
Tuesday. 30, rain WEDNESDAY ,ls
clear Thursday. il 10 clear Frfiy r-s.
cloudy Saturday. q. rain.
List OF patents i.sasi to Mao. .r.-..
ors Tor the week ending Aug. N reported
for us by Coomhs g Ma.oa. Solicitor. %
Patents. Bangor
Wv Richie. vanceloro. assr %
g. Richie and ". T. R1ss conHliHoc
tool
W o. Woliman. Belfast. assr 600
W. Pitcher Bashing flr shearr.
n. Hanson, Bar NILS. assr l No. "
Palmer Lathe for turn.ng pl'Ysllt. tr1a
-For the week ending Alg
%. Barker. Portland. can r.1g 20
chine
O. G. Faulrgi0u. Fu,aurg r.nr
W Spel'man. Portland. h1N.rg arrtn.
tus or exercising machine.
.. n. Mcnonaii. Portland ii.r a.
ans L.n.mlnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
sIATE or NAME

OxYoHp. ss-NsTch ~, lssl.
fersonsnv sVgesTsd before ne ieiins :. BE
bee The III ilant. snd male oatn that sne does
not laow the residence % the losltc. and thaf
she hts used fsasnaable dilllgruee " asce tain
ths sane. TuOs baiDsiiAh,
IaaIrs 81 the Pea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Let every man take partlc-
ular pains 10 procure a vote
and cast il for the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

n CARD.

To niiah1nru rurrr'uE IRON ne frrurH r.
disrrrt Isas ~ rnuth. rsfrpus seatncfs .ff
o. ID. .0fs uf mtunHH A., sIN 800
that HII rHHr goo. fkkt 90 iAthf I'f
srfst rfufdF ta HlHruIcrfd nr faI
soutl Anefirs. SD sflfai ffrsss fr
a. ifc raw lu-ffn q fsasS, -tstan ' -
ioit Cl'f
IfkKD PuOTus o. 81 rer urfru
Y $50 90 uHlan. FInIshft UI fhr N
81 ln Maze flaln. ur IlslrI lnal0f
am. -rfr.urns free no any ai1rfss.
q. o.. CHASE oNfard. We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

oxvORD. sat q Court Of Prossss held Il
r x. r 4.s AZ. s:a se' me csuI % oH'''s
MlkfILLA X LUCUs. widow Of Ire Luons,
late Of ssnner. decreased, having presented
her p<tifion Tor an allowances oct Of The fsrsonal
Estate Of saii deceasetf
ordered. That the Gaia pstllioEsr give nsssss
20 ali persons interested By causing . copy
OF this ordsr BE- dtkrssvssk ssccsssive.
~ isths OXFORD Democrat printed q rasis that
Paris, N ID Cossty % De fhlrd 1sesday Of sept
nssLa nins osloek II ~ forsnooa an< show easss
n any they have Why the sans should net be
GRO. A. WILSON, Judge.
A trus seDy, sslsss;-n. Q. DAvss, kssiessr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Cot. W. c. PLUNNKR. OF Dsko,ah, al.
dressed q large audience At New Hall, SO.
Paris. last Wednesday evening. lie Was
heartily received and frequently spplaud-
Cd. lie IL an eloquent orator OF the West
cru type.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
T.o9TS

ON THURSDAY, Aug slst bctsesn Ranford
W ralls and kumford Corner, q small rod No.
rec Wsllft. c1ntsin iuG email snount ~ mooey
Tie Under will b soitsb y ressfdef % returning
10 % the snbscdber al Wet fAsls- -
ALLlk y. PERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Cot ASsox \. woop. OF Albany, N. Y,
has beep holding some VERY successful
meetings 10 oxford County. during the
nast ueek
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Notice Of DtSsol uttou

'I'uE Copsrtnsrship ssistlox under The eIn
ssne of yuEin q Hutchiss, 81 south bssh'
a. Me-, ia the manafaesre % D0sels, 10 this d.y
am. All accounts % be ssttlsi bv the sail Nf.
40 CT. HUTCuINs,
so Bethel. Aus. =, l~. RI. viRGIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

JANIS =. wRIonr. Esa will give a po-
lltioal address at North Norway Chapel.
next Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
NOTICE.
Non-resiaeni Taxes.

The Asaul Mssslax q the oxford CouaU r.
az ~. Natal fire Insurance. CompsnT, OH be
holdsn st srsaxe Hall, sep,smoer 80 nj, 81 tsn
o'eloct An Gu. Sk0HGE. ssc'stuy.
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etO. n. wATklNs. Go aad Pr0pflsiOI.

r..s. -Y..rlv subscriptions. as. n paid
.frIr1lv In ai0ance cthersisc, 80 per yeAr
single copies. nxe cents
kpruurrsnnrxrs-An iersl sivcrti-cnsnts
- Given throa consecutive Insertions ilr -
pr Inch IN length 81 colutun. frCnAte notleee
lnsarta.l a. above ior - each. skcept tnose
~ lafIng o. koal Estate, which arr 80 - ~
special contracts male win lccal, TRANSIENT o.
Yearly sivca-crs
Jos rnIxrfxa The Oxfori pcmocrsi ulnce
i eel stocked win nes materials ioi 40
81 kinfs ~ plain ca fancy JOB printins Al
grnsriencs.i loo printer j. aluays I'm M on'nti
a. a. cur pressfs arr run ul sifAm. - 90
Irnarantrr prompt and satisfactory Nurs
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To- SYMPTOMS hfr moisture. Ik0
fnu Intense itching. iHUINHsfi M H'.'
very distressing, Ilrf. Nltf.F af N.E
a. ID rIr .aHrrra srrr 0rHHIInE n '" .I
fhn rfrIum. fnr private rars arr H. 'f
Affected. ifHNneri fn rNnflnIH ENr.
results may '..IuH "rN AlNt ~ NIhI nj
is a pleasant. sITH rIrn A.Hn. iIr l'.....
sale lllrum. .UilI.llrai. IrfsllHIts, 't'H
ffrn, NIuflNHH. al sUa.Nt HIHHfN Ha.I Ift
ii.n. ny nail. Beta 30 49, Ai.r... Nt
-WAnNI a ruN. inNts pa. r1.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

N.,iss OF ssss.s Nsstisg ef Crsdiiess In
Isseiesssy.
'I'u w crsiii0n % sinsFi ,sloI, q f1.esrs'
a ne COsnty Of Otiofi All state q NAM.
losolseut Dstfof iou are hsfsby notlaed,
That sith he approFal ~ ne Jazz ~ Nc
tourg 81 lasolvenef fnf ssii county. IL sfeoni
mestIrg o. ne Cfelitors of saii insolteet "a AZ
pointed % b. hsld al nc froeste Cocrt room q
Paris in ssd County on WednesisT he I'm lay of
September. A. u. ia. a. nins oeloss n ne iofe
.o'r Yoe ill soseru yourselves accordsrlr.
Glren unalef M hani AL ne order % Court,
his sth daV ~ Aagust A n. Iva
HfRRtCk G. DAVIS. hest.ier Of NE cosH %
lnsoitensy for sai County ofOsloft.
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symptoms lmulrr nIuni Hns.fi.H .'f.h
irregular aunFfIfr, suur IrIrNInf. Il
Uark ani heart, yellow urine, burn ~
IrIrafInF. CIHT.rnIHfr.l fins..f. DAB ..
lfslrr or aufk, chile, frNrrsi
aNIIIsh tongue. Try cough, IErN .'I.. H
fuii pain m back part, 'Uss nf urmHr'.
SIGHT fur these ifuuIlHs "rN AlNNr |.I.I.'
Arc aIrH rIrr. Boa I'D IIs.f
tfs. f1r ffHu AI1rrss. uL ~ AIS.
-uN. rhnaila., IA. SOLD Dy nruFFIs's
0orDus. cons, thrtHAu. toesI NIIIf.
All throat. breast ani Lung Af.rfI'rs
hy che old established "-NAlN 81 VIVID
tlIINl1 lhe nrsf inHo gives rlI|..
FIsfs.
f0~unx WkfR HfsruHfu- aHEhr If
Toilet Article. Nfsfurrs EruHtn, color. -
aud s0nufss Removes utuiIuf Af.f
BE- families nf treat nrIttln enin'sa m N
CANT dressing. frHEIuufiV Urrfu1uri
vnriis 0f fashion. a. nrirEi.fs Cor islI
81 ca In q money
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MI DINGHY AT OXFORD

voTE NJ sirAlght RepObllcan tlckc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

Tr,rEn,ruRE last wEn Ar JAM
Sunday. Sc. clear Monday. ii ..st,
Tuesday, 90, rain "Wednesday ,ls.
clear Thursday. 90 o clear Frfir r-s.
cloudy saturday. 81 g rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

rug subscriber n.r.ey si,es rsbl,e soslss ~!
Ne has bssn asIy sppsisssd by the Iios. Js1ss q
Probate Zoe me Cossty u Oxford. and sssam<o
The truss Of eseeutor oftas estate ~
kLk.IAk low lse ~ srl =. a.
lsw direeb he therefore relsssts eli pcfsoas -
debspd 70 ne sstate 81 ssld 80 800 70 nshs I'M
MEDIATE psymsnt. AID thos> Who have any de-
"s''' '''' ILosro y. ROWE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-27
Battle With a Marine Monster.

A well-authenticatcd fact is related by
Lieutenant Bayer, of the French navy. NJ
Sabin Beerthelot also read a paper on it be-
fore the Academic des Sciences. Lieutenant
Bayers ship was between Teneriffe and Ma
deira when she fell in with gigantic Zeal
maanv." not less. according to the account,
than fifty feet long, without reckoning its
formidable arms covered with suckers, and
about twenty feet in circumference at the
largest part, the head, terminating in many
arms of enormous size, the other extremity
terminating in two feshy lobes or fins OF
great size, the weight of the whole being es-
timated at 1000 pounds. The flesh was soft,
glutinous, and of reddish brick color. The
comrDandant wishing in the interest of sci
ence. to secure the monster, actually en-
gagged it in battle. Numerous shots were
aimed at it. but the balls traversed its flaccid
and glutinous mass without causing it any
vital injury. But after one of these attacks,
the waves were observed to be covered with
foam and blood, and, singular to relate, a
strong odor of musk was inhaled by the look
ers-on. The musket shots not having pro-
duced the desired results, harpoons were
employed, but they took no hold on the soft
impalpable flesh of the marine monster
When it escaped from the harpoon it dived
under the ship and came up on the other side
They succeeded at last in getting a harpeon
to take and in passing a bow line around the
posterior part of the animal. But when they
attempted to hoist il out of the water, the
rope penetrated deeply into the flesh and
separated il into two parts-the head with the
arms and tentacles dropping into the sea ant
making off, while the fins and posterior part:
were brought on board and found to weigh
over forty pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-27

himself. he had no expectation of escaping
death. He said, that if he were convicted
of murder he should suffer as an example
to duelists in Ireland; and it was always
his opinion that a jury would convict
him. He wrote long and affecting
letter to his wife. dated the day
previous to his death, in which he contin-
ued writing and dating from hour to hour
till within few moments before he was
taken out for execution. 1t commences
thus :-.Dearest and most unfortunate of
wives: My trial is at length over. Twelve
impartial men. and my countrymen, have
on their oaths declared me guilty of muir
der. This world has now no charms for
me. When the honor of a soldier is tar
nished, the mantle of death cannot envelop
him too quickly; but the separation from
YOU and my children. embitters the last
moments of existence. Death, but for
this, would be a pleasing emancipation
from Woe &: Now. alas his dread sum-
mons will be obeyed with unspeakable,
unavailing regret; but since my hitherto
fair name is now coupled with infamy and
crime, neither yourself nor my children
ought to wish me to live" The conclud-
ing words we're these: Half past 10
o'clock, A. NJ. MY chaplain has Just left
me; the milk of human kindness circu-
lates in his heart; and he hath impaired
much consolation. A few moments only
shall inhale the vital air; the golden
chalice shall be broken, and my immortal
spirit reascend to the bosom of
that God from whom it emanat-
ed Farewell. best and dearest of
wives FAREWELL - forever - Forever?
M In fr,f, fot~ b,l ab
other again. Let this thought inspire thee
with fortitude, and even tranquility. Yes,
my dear wife-we shall know each other
hereafter. The few remaining moments
of my wretched life, must be devoted to
God, in fervent prayer"
He spent his last moments with DIR.
Bowie. the father of his wife. He repeat
edly entreated that he might be shot, but
this being inconsistent with the forms of
the common law, was refused. The re-
spite having expired on the 23d of August,
an order was sent from Dublin castle to
Armagh for the execution of the unfortu-
nate gentleman on the next day. He was
executed before an immense multitude OF
people. His body was delivered to his
friends aud was put into hearse in wait
ing, which Immediately left town, escort
ed by DR.. Bowie, for Ayr. in Scotland, to
be inferred in the family vault. Mrs.
Campbell left London by the Glasgow
mail on Saturday night, frantic betwixt
hope and despair, but still cheered with
the probability OF her husbands obtaining
at least another respite. On Monday
morning the friend of her husband in Lon
don, at whose house she had resided. re-
ceived letter from the lady's father. with
the intelligence that major Campbell
was no more" Mrs. Campbell reached
Ayr at the same time with the corpse OF
her husband. learning then. for the first
time. the full extent of her misery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-27

Some Ways of Cooking Beef and
Potatoes.

BEEF LA MoDE.-Take piece often
der beef weighing three pounds put it in
a dinner-pot with . quart of water, season
with salt and pepper. boil one hour-and-a
halt, or until done: peel, and cut in small
pieces, four or five potatoes, boil until
soft put the beef in a pan with the gravy,
and cover with sliced tomatoes and the
potatoes, bake halt an hour, and have it
nicely Drowned; garnish with parsley.
Serve hot.
STUFFED BEEF.-Take a sharp knife
and remove the long bones from rib
roast of four or FIVE pounds; skewer it to-
gether, or take needle and coarse white
thread and sew it; season with salt and
pepper; put into pan on the fire two
tablespoonfUls OF butter; when melted add
five cent loaf of bread. crumbled fine.
salt, pepper, little sweet marjoram and
sage, mix well lay the roast in pan and
stuff it, dredge with -four and pour in a
cup of boiling water, bake two-and-a-half
or three hours; place the meat in hot
dish thicken the gravy with little flour I;
serve in a gravy boat.
RBRoLED BEEF.-Chop fine (or have the
butcher do it). Juicy, round steak. lay it
on plate and press it together with
knife. making it about a half-inch thick.
season with salt and pepper. lay it on a
broiler, or put it in hot skillit and cover
close; broil to taste, well done or rare :;
when done, lay it on warm plate and
spread with butter-if you like. Serve
bot.
BEEFsTEAK AND OSIoNs.-Put one
tablespoonful OF lard in a frying pan on
the fire; when warm cut into it, in small
pieces, six onions cover close and fry for
five minutes then put in the beefsteak.
having previously pounded and seasoned
it with salt and pepper; cover and fry I'M
I'll done, being careful not to let the
onions burn when nicely brown, turn out
on warm platter and serve at once
ROAST BEEF.-Take q sirloin roast
weighing four or five pounds; season 1t
well with SAL and pepper; lay it in pan
with the outside up; cut Sits crosswise,
about an inch deep and two inches apart;
Law in each slit a slip of bacon and
slice of onion alternately; molsten the
whole with the yolk of IN egg, and
sprinkle thick with cracker dust; have
sufficient water in the pan to keep the
gravy from burning; roast one hour-and-
a-haIf. If you like the meat rare, or two
and a-haf, If you like it well done.
Scrape and boil four carrots until done,
cut them in long slips or in shapes of
flowers and leaves; place the roast on
warm dish and lay around it parsley or
celery leaves, with the carrot ornaments
on them; stir in the gravy one teaspoon
full of brown flour; let it boil up once !;
serve in Il gravy boat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-27

when rheumatism racks .he joints then ask for
Benson's Capcne Porous Plasters. Prompt, sure,
25c feb2ld&W4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-27

CAUTION.

Swift's Specific entirely vegetable preparation,
and should not be confounded with the various sub
stitutes, limitations non secret humbugs. "Succus
Alterans," etc. ETC., which are now being manufac-
tured by various persons. None of these contain
single article which enters into the composition of
S. s. s. There is only one Swifts Specific, and there
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NOTICE.

All persons cautioned against giving cieoi. "
my account, - / shall pay no bills aiter this oA
unless contracted By my order. .uvS
Augssta, Me-, Feb. 1854. sspSsoS@
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Proposals for Coal.

The undersigned invites tenders for furnishing the
Eastern Branch ". II. ID. V. =, at its convenience.
until June ~, isss. with (25O0) twenty-five hundred
tons, more or less. of Hard White Ash Egg or Fur
Coal. 224o pounds to the ton. to be delivered at
Togus, the coal TO be hand screened through an
egg coal scrcener. and free from slate.
Or the quantity, grade and class delivered st
the Home Wharf in Fittston, Me. II landed at
Pittstou the first cargo must be delivered within 20
days after navigation Ia open on the kennebec, and
the balance before the sist of August lssf.
Sealed Proposals subject TO the conditions herein
contained with a copy of this advertisement attach
ed will be received until IL O'Clock NJ the 10th of
April. 1881, at which time the bids will be open
ed. Proposals must he enclosed in scaled envelopes
marked .Pruposals for Coal, and addressed to the
Treasurer. Ten per cent 40 per cent will be with
held until completion of contract.
Payments win be made monthly.
ANDREW J. SMITH, Treas.
Approved LUTHER STEPHENSON, JR Gov.
Eastern Branch, N. II. u. V. $.
1ogus, Me-, Mar. IL, 50. mar2i 6t