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BuxoRKp CHANCES.

Asked about rumored official changes,
Mr., Billings said: II only arrived this
morning and am obliged 10 go hence 10
New York, as there Is board meeting
ON Tuesday next, and the annual meet
ms 20 elect directors occars on Thurs
day, the 18th instant. am not aware
that there are to be any changes among
the officials OF the Northern Pacific.
Nothing definite has been determined
with regard to leasing the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation property. The sub
iect il under consideration, and IL 10 -
be hoped a result will come that will be
advantageous to both COMPANIES Work
on the Cascade branch 10 proceeding
on both sides OF the mountains, and
Yakima City will probably be reached
this season, aboat ninety miles from the
intersection with the main line. In
Wisconsin, it Is the purpose OF tue COT
pany 10 get as far a. Ashland by the
close OF the year. How about the cat
tie trader saw several large cattle
men, all Of whom spoke IN most glowing
terms of Montana as a growing
country. The losses last winter
were almost nothing and the herds are
in excellent condition. IL Is thought
1900 head viii come east this fall,
shipments having already commenced.
With this cattle transportation, and the
moving Of wheat IL farmers do not hold
il back on account of low prices, the
Northern Pacific will have all the traffic
Il can attend 70 fer the next two OF
three months. While at Puget Sound
took pains 20 examine the agricultural
lands there, and was surprised TO see
their extent and richness. found
immense fields OF oats, which yield
100 bushels 10 the acre, and IS for
hops, they are sight 10 behold. Hops
begin bearing the first year, and bop
lands, in fine bearing condition, are
worth $500 per acre. One man said be
would pick $4,000 pounds from l7U
acres. worth this wear 30 cents Found.
In 1872 they sold at 81 q pound.
Every year 10 demonstrating the great
extent and value Of the coal mines ON
the Sound, especially at its head. Tax
ing coal. iron aad timber, that region u
. sort Of Pennsylvania.
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FOR THE UPPER SkAciT.
Strn- Glide c. ". Cove. Masse.

r EAyES YESLERS WHARF ON
L. Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling al stan
wood. Jussieay. Mess Landing. Skaxis
City. Mount ferRoa- Startling and AL IN
termediate points above. Fer freight er
pa~axe AEPly On board or 20 GEORGE
HlST&R or the W hart AMI
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DR.. Prices dental Office is removed 10
his residences on Fourth street. between
Marion aud Madison. aus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-12

All persons DESTROYS q ec1salt1n2 "
c. L Miller. s. VIII se3ress aim 81 No
les Cherry street. Seattle. Washington
Territory Posto1ac= hslx ~
CommunicaHionS will he treated coz
sider4.ely. cou1dentizl,y. skilfrlly. non
estly. and wish dis9zfch
SbermssorrhenA Seminal WeakneA
lmpofency ami al diseases eAnseo
sexual excsSse= cured.
Hundreds o. testimonials car Be seq
AZ my office. Advise. Instructions sne
printed quest chs sent free R2oa rereip
Of address Aad STAMPED envelope
DIR c. L.. MILLER. sr.s.
los CheFrY street. -. e. BOX -
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DIRECT ROUTE TO

W harcorH- Through bx day
light Steamer w. z. Munroe leaves q
O'Clock O. m On Tuesdays and Fridays.
touching q: CtsAlady. Laconner and sam
izh- Leave Whatcom for Ferudate on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whatcum
On Wednesdays and Sundays ss O. m
For freight or passage apply On board.
or 20 George Foster. On the fe-ler wharf.
CURTIS BR0WSFIELD.
nos Master
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Blackb-rries. Pisms and Peaches IN
any quantity at g. z. Frasch's, Mill
street, near Commercial "A
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I0IhE UNFORTUNATE.

fMPorxxcY an Lgs- NASaooo P~fsnsna,s-a
eursd Th= SEX ana a.zscssi see9A %. -. -
90 cali upoa hl@ TIE poesrx nAs 49,.
exsensNe1v N fE<vps and tnsgeee. 80
eRhiy To- var Is hespxsst- tAsre. nas-s
> great ca % yslashe tnforEsoo.l. 100
Ae . eornpxteof - EEA-s % taose ~ - -,
bis seEv eee. The reeser cures wn<h "a
faiA. rrx hsr DR. GlB8oN VIII ~.
cAarxe sosess ~ s@se ss cErs. fs-.se..
d.s.Anxe Crxxp AZ HoNE. Al eoninasn
tscns ssrz -sly cor z1~attsl Al Aesssrs
81 In plain snreiokes. IN
SeAd SIC tsr o B4eksxe u Iet.eL Al
or write Aires pE J. v. elbsos =
lSSS. ga FrzzctSco, Ca lAeeH~a
rrr In Va r., so rh.a = Nsxtlee1f.-.----
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ORGANS.

IF YOU WANT CHEAP RATTLE
i trap things called organs ron can get
them 1t most any music store. but IL you
really want GOOD organ address Agent
yewett Organ Company. Box l6o Seattle,
Wash. ana
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Ii shoold enter like sunbeam. Mr.
G. r. Frasch's, Sunbeam Tea" iy6
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k4ssega sAasse, cream cheese, kldam
e,sasse, hslss ahasss and Hamburger
80 SO 81 tAs hsesssa stfsss y oessy .sslo
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DR.. SPIN NEI
No. 40 kearny Street
rrrsss an ehrenie ana sEesaal nisesse.

Tvs NGashay
Treats all Ghronic and special sfsss
N0HNG Nm .ou
NHO NAY Re- STFk kkISs Fnys- =
w the effects e yoEfhfui feAi.es ~ :.
discretion wiu DO well 70 axAM 80 go
srfyes OF tbs. the Srearost Acca eTuf - 10
~ the altar q yzfcrirsS hunanity;. ~
SPfNNES VIII GUARANTEES e fortcn a.
fo- every case Of seEalDL weakh -,
p-rysse 0ase&se cf A2y KIND OF eneLs
whseh he undertakes and fails 20 c'1r@
MRDDaE-&GEp NM
rhere are reazy AZ tke 40 81 thsrg
sky who are troaoae6 viii Toe ue<1-.
evacuation u Ih@ haa12er. egten ec <y.s
panied ny = sasSAf ssnzr<lng O. nz@ -
sensation ard q weNkSnEnS q the 49,
II manner sAe patzsEf cannes 49,
fer. Ca exAn1tnfS.< tie UrtnAr{ so
rcry sediment VIII cfeen - fc121. -
sometimes small ysArsacaos ~ 81 s1H~n ~
appaar. or tie color vii BE CT IAN -
tSh hae. assain cAa2<fRw IA eAr& -
s~rrss app<Ar a1ceN TAere are many -.
Who die q sAts aiEsee2xy. sgnoxsnt q -
eanse1 wAleA Ia TX secoaG stase ca -
nal weakness In. y wka gsaxenfee ~
tece cure N Al s1cA casa. and hcshI
restoratica q he sseASso Ersnsyx orke
Ozzee AcE<s-la ~ a0& s sc& ca1SI
tca 10 - II O. En- Con<alsaz1o1 ~
fAeeon&A exAnaEnaxtaH AMI a2vtoe
.1 W. -a DE- srsssxx a GO.
ss1 Ne IL KsArzy . s&a FsNs
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ISLAND ROUTE.
STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

Carrying the United States Mails1
WILL LEAVE YES
fa ler's Wharf. Seattle, for
.<HTzsss Snohomish City. via Mukil-
s teo. Lowell and way land
ingS every Mooday, We'd
nesday and Friday morning. returning On
alternate days FOR freight or passage
apply on board. or TO ID. Z DCRIE. on
the wharf. Seattle y. l. ROGERS.
ap4 Master
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice Of Final Proof.

O. 2. LAND OFYEcE AZ OL1N<PT.. WI
August :, iSS4.
Voice il hereby : vsn that JOHN II
HASKELL has fled nss1ce q fussu too 20
rs.ks Anal proof before the Rs-i-ter snt Be-
eeiver. ~ their one IN O3yupis. y 7 OF
Friday. the 2ssh dsy Of SepEernb=r. A D isss
on Pse-euptlon p. ;. No. -3tl. f.r the lots
and 8. sn1 y y Of SS i Of seetioa -, tswu-
seip - forth, range S eA<t.
he nam. ss Witnesses. : d. ShorraAa
A lawson. q ?. BGekaer Aad " 10y Buck-
nsr. 81 Of Vs-hon. " I.
5OHNF. 6OSFY.
AzI4se15 Register Of he and Ozce.
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RI.PREsuDExT Billings RrER
VIEWED.
"a. Psul Pioneer Press

-. EaIl 4 tD41SFk 49,
Hon. Frederick Billings. ex- Presidsnt
of the Northern Pssifc, arrived yester-
day morning from tie West Via D1lGt1,
accompanied BY some Of the members
of his family. il his special car he
Ieft for the Eas; on the AFTERNOON tram
for Chicago. Before kis departure Dc
was found az the Northern Fsci1e
ofsces. where, although IEnnssrseo N
business. be cordially received ice r.
porter and gave him some Of nis vaI1-
abs time. He IL in fine health IN every
rsspect. and epjoyed his Western tr1p
very much. In reply 70 qnsst'oos ae
said:
II vent 10 the Pacific Coast, extend
mo rny visit 10 Victoria and 10 Astoria,
Al the mouth Of the Columbia rlFer. 1
Travelled 30 a. 70 Sc the northern "a
eisc by daylight. Oh res1rnInR lefs
the Northern Pacific st UmstII!A. AID
vent svsr the line Of the Oregon kAii-
vay A Navigation Cofpany 20 Baker
CITY. Their line - completed seyen
rrilss b~youd Baker City. and i graded
70 Harrington. where II - 90 meet TIE
Oregon Short Ldke. The connection =
expec:Td 20 Be made 10 NOTemher. 1
vent over the branch line Of the oregon
Railway 4 Navigation ro&1 II tie
WaIIa waIla country. The Northern
Pacific IN lts tracks. stations scof'er
eouipuents, etc, IL II first class conol-
tiou and ready 70 take care OF AnF
anouu. of business. Trade n the
towns aiJng the line Of the Northern
P.niSn road has been souev EAi
duu lately. The vheA: farmers
have been particularly depressec
90 secount Of the vesy lov pF1ses ioi
wheat. In Oregon and NssningtOn
TERRITORY, when ! eft there. wheat "a.
worth IS eents per b1shd Tor NO
hard. Scotch Fife. The e-tIrnaied eros
surplus east of she Cascade n9ountAsn'
il IaaOO0 tons. and 10000 Surplus vt~'
Of The Cascade. N the ~iiiADeHt
Valley. Hardly any y beat has A. vet
been moved from the he'd hIFer coah'
trv and Missouri River region. Las
wear grain began 20 move earlier. and
tha. IL the reason Why the Northern
Pacific earnings for August are liitis
less than those of lasi year Al the saons
time. Wheat. on September 20. W..
ouoted al Nandan and Bismarck at -
cents. IL 10 generally worth tao cents
more az jamestown, and four cent,
more at Fargo. At Duluth / found
elevators With capacity 50 that the mar,
kes can take care OF 100000 bushels d
grain. Duluth has shown greet gfoSth
since nv last visit there year ago
and looks nov ~ IL business would
overflow into Superior when the bridg.
In built 10 connect the two cities.
woald not be surprised II, prasiically
the two cities became one, though they
are in different states.
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SAs FRAscIsco. Sept ll-Follovins 10
tie list Of passengers which sailed to
day for Portland On the steamship
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M.MILLER, MD.

SURGEON. MAY BE CONSULTED
~ Is his rooms in the Boyd s. PoneiR
bui ding. Telephone Nc. sl jes4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

Monday Capt. Address. % year ola
the oldes, residcn, o. Samncr. s G
reached Boston yesterday on 100, from
bis home. which be accomplished IN IN.
lie lea, than nine weeks
Tuesday. Allan Pinkefion, he "A.
uous detective died.
W,dn, si,,i The Plesilehi ,eiool
he Pa Jar Porter blll ihc lloa..
passci b. Over this veto by los 10 Is.
the Seat, ,usisin.l De veto ~ d.
vt. and ihu- ih. ros,-.f J. defeated b,
the pis.sni; Potter !. .sii 20 b. much
depressed and doubts b. b. ~ill prss, Ne
matter further The llllnoh Demo.
Gratis nominated MsjaF lIaui.on ~ Ci'.
cago for Gov,rnor
Thursday President Arthur ..,asl
a PROCLAMATION warning lasle.s .a,alsr
10 keep of lands belonging 10 ihe lad.
ans IN OklohomA country Great er.
ei,emen, prevailed ~ Fnfos by reisls
Of thc ehoelra.
Friday BaHhoidis s,aioe va. frm.
ally rrssnied 70 the laiied States "a
Pan. -fiw.craekers caused eleven
alarm. in Bns'on ---Congfev has In.
i.bed b. bus.nos. ADD expects i1 al Urn
today --1lr delegate % ihe Demo.
cratic NuIonsl Convention from Maize.
Nv Hampshire aai Ma'sscha.e', 10
Boston ol special train
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For the prvocH,r
CONCERNING BLAINE.

Buupr. July ffh, 1854.
JAMES Freeman Clarke .ays. Mr. Blaine
i surrounded By all ihe na.rad Of tho
republican party. The Boston Herald
alIude, 10 his supporters, a. bummers and
strikers. The Nc. lorL Ime calls
them "oos boys" and the N.u lorl
Herald styles them "fowdies" These
abusive epiiteis ace used by men and
Journals that 80 themselves up as models
Of propriciy. AID assume % cnilcise Che
nominations Of ihe National conventions,
and because ihc mechanics. the mcf-
chants. the laboftu. ,he capitalists. ihe
manufacturer. the men Who compose
cur churches. maintain oar schools and
supper, our benevolent Institutions. vii
rot DO their bidding. ".Ike spoiled chill
drcn. they poui. make up faces. and
use abusive language Tor ihe tfsi time
in The history of ihc republican party,
the people elected their delegates, and
they went 90 Chicago uniramuelcd by
any arbitrary unit rules, and voted direct
Is ior thc candidate % their choice and
the result showed, that James q Blaine
was the choice Of a large majority of the
delegates chosen By The people. Other
names OF men, good and true. were pre-.
senicd % the convention and either OF
them would have received che hearty sup
port % Mr. Biaine's friends bad they
been the choice Of the convention. A.
a man o. broad culture, a progressive
slficsman. a s1und and safe inanc.ff. a
ii.end " Che hbofing man, and ihe elc.
Walton az che masses. through education
and christianity as man who darts 90
assert che rights of an American citizen.
not only on foreign so.l. but IN cur own
country. under our own laws. be- j. The
peer u any man IN ihc United States
Ill public he is known % the reading
masses lis intense interest IN every
thing that makes icr ihe interest Of The
people, by relieving their burdens, 90 adj
ding % their comforts. bic great interest
In our educational ani elccmosynary in
situations. his fclciions domestic rcla-
iions. bis unotcniatious charities, ard
christian wall. have cndearsd him 20 ihe
people who have had the pleasure and
honor q his personal Acquaintance.
The people have nominated Mr. B.aine
without any solicitation or effort on bis
own part. ani they purpose % elect him.
An thc abuse. az the opprob.ol. cpIihet'
hurled agaia,, him and his supporter.
some from men and journals unworthy
% ualoose che la'chc, of bic Shoes and
will fail harmless az Dbl. feet. aud viii
serve 'o bury their authors in ihe slime
and hlth ~ their own s.anicfol. utter
anccs. which cmanaic from an unculiiya.
ed mini. and an unbndici passion Of
ss.ishncs.. some men ars slow % learn
TIA; ali che culture j. not in cor cities
and literary institutions They forget
TIA, under our government in our work.
shop. ou our farms. in mercantile Tie
are mcn Of broad culture aud 10 high
literary attachments
g. ". WOODBURY..
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a due road-but n mlsmanaged, they leave
Il somewhat rough. lie says that some
OF the best machlae made road be has seen
Is In Norway and some OF the worst 10
Blckncli.
A. We drove lnto Paris mn Village We
noticed that Mr.. IIammouds man was
moving the roadside, BY bis land-. The
crop OF grass was ~ heavy her~ ~ In
many lelds We hsi motel ur uur TIP.
"Thit d. aH due. sald Mr.. H.. 80 The
sgltailon loo tte DFuoCR,r. over turning
cattle l0os, ia the street Before that !
had % Keep a solid wall by the road md
he grass uss good Coz noihlug Nov !
get q good crop aud ihe roadside looks
much better" We ooui not fail 10 re-
mark that our people had forgotten the az
itailon spoken Of. % considerable extent,
ard were now using The roads and COM
mon o. pasture. However, some good
has been done, and Ne hope % see the DAY
wh.n every stock owner will think 10 -
bad % turn bis COW loose In thc street A.,
% lct bis hogs fuu a. large.
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OXFORD ui- Eoard n Csassfg Coaaissto.s,s.
n1s sflii1a. ici. tfId ~ ofl'~rnrfsf tsit 10
Upon fns flfe go' peiii1n saiisftetofy eyidenee
having .rrii hafthe rfitIoucrssre fcspon.
sblo ard that inIaify into ihs merits u Their ~.
Fiiraiiol It exIeiltnis
Itis Oficftd ih.t enc C,uuiy Commissioners
meet al fhf sfnfr of .. A ID. iish, In Hartford
on tnr ann daY 90 fCpfemhgF a. -. ls-i, a Ten %
thr fiufk A a., anil iheacf Tfucssi o. siss ne
route mfuilonfd in aid psilil1ni immsdisis'
iY amer Nhirh FisE hfafInE a ne PARTIES anf 81.
nrssss Gill D. hlf at f0mr CuuFeufui place In the "
cInfF anif1rh other measures faksn lathe premises
A. fne fommIssIoHsrs shall llige proper. And u q.
further afifrai that uotIco n The Time place Anf
purpose 81 the Dom1uisslouefs' mseilnx nofssaldl
b. fiFrn ta 40 pefsons tnf cnfpofaions Interest.
- u ralsln tfisstsd copies Of said petition and %
this 0rdHr tfrrr0u tn D. served upon the CLERK OF
me TONn Of Hartford. ant als1 postrl up IN hfee
puhif places Ia All iowa ani published thfee
weeks fucrcssIvclF ia thc Oxford llem
ocfsf neespapcr printed a. fafis,
In The Co1niy % Okiofd ne nfsi
ID saII publications and each % the other
notices % o. madr, served knd posted a. least
ihIftg fsys tfi1f1 fald tims % msstng 20 The eni
that au rerfons ani corporations NAY thea
and there appear tnd shrw cause, n any the
have. ny ths prayer q sald ptiiuonsfs shouia
kitrsi- ALBERT 3. AUSTIN. Ciers.
Tree copy of sad fettoa aui order - eoun
Aus.t ALBERT !. AUSTIN. cch.
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Malice Oh Enrrclo.ure.

xxruEaEAs sullisan &. Andrews Of Portland,
w 10 tte Countg % Cunberlsnd ADD state Of
Naino bY hls mortgage deed dsted the twenty.
seyeath day Of October A. u. -. Aei re Mdtd
In the OrfOrf Registry OF Deeds, Book il, Pace
90 CONVEX q one Alfred Cole oi Buckned IN
salf Coaniy Of oxford = ccfttia farm situated IN
sail nuckheli snd blunded and described a. fol-
lowe WIS a csTta IN lot OF parcel 81 land win
lie buililnss thereon situsicd In the Westerly
part oi saii lia-theld tle road leading from
he Andres Hall farm % Hebron. called the ~.
santcf Lowe farm. beinE the sane farm which
the said Andrewsl bought % said Lowe. and Dn
tslninr one hnndrod and sixty acre. more ~ les
Which saif mortgage deed The said Alfred Cole
on The on dsy OF February, A. ID. l,.i, duly az
signed 10 the aEAl National Hank, corporation
existlnf by virtue Of Law ana doing Business IN
the ctg OF Portland, Ia The County Of Cumberland,
aid az enmsnt being recorded 10 Oxford Regis
lry Of Deed ., Hook i9l, Page a.. And where's
The onndalon Of said mortgage has been broken,
SOW therefore b. reason 81 the breach Of the con-
dillon thereof tbs Canal National bank claims .
fore osure Of ssld mortgage.
CANAL NATIONAL BANK,
by BIsBEE a uEkskf, 10 attorneys.
Dsiei June ., A. ID. Isl
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Nou-Itesident Taxes.

On me i1vu OF A'bany IN the Coaniy ofOxf,fi
aut state of Mains, Or ne year ls'd.
The following l'st of tANsf on real estate
OF non res|ifni owners In ths town ~ AltanY, Coz
the year I'D, il bills conn .lial o. IusiIce Aalln.
val. Collector III iates q sald IoNn % AltanYf
ON thc ltih lay u Jane. is.l, has bccn returned
daT % hay $50, by be- csfilrats of ihai date,
All nov remain unpaid and notice "a hereby
g.Fen thai III fad faKrs. lnicrrst and charges are
tl1F aIfflu C.ghifrn muuths from tnc date "a
commitment of aa.4 taxss. - murh nf tne real
estate ilkri as VIII hf fulrIfnt OBJ pay ne amount
dc therefor. inriud.nE Interest ani charges.
will slfhuut nriNsf uui.oe. nc fnll 10 Public
Aurfnn. ~ ffr Ircasurrf's co. r.. fn at, NIs
dwelling hrusc In faIi Albany. 90 tnc lfsi hor
faT n lthfalff, 4. Do. lTi. Ell 0nc o'cioct
aNr#nnnn
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STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD ss-To ne liorofabie. The court OF
Couniy C0mmissisosrs f3f sail 'iu1y OF os'
ford.
Ilumbiy rspressut ne ueasEsirued. gonf petI
tloaers rssils un ~ ll4ifofi Ia sAi Cous.t.
ihn ruhlr convfuIerce q 4 rcesetf tl tle
thsf new faad slouli BE- lad out AMI tnaatfuct
"a In fali trvn 81 litfifart, hffinnins a. siAte
% the southffiy fds 81 fhs raj lrsiia< ron
llaTtfo 4 csrtre - i.ssia y. e'ri't aad neaf me
nrffhefly cod ~ the stnne val fannlef ihfouth
m dsd ID Ih.,lss n. neuy. ssii hili binf On
thfs uttcfly Ill ~ saii rod. memo seetnenl
Id a .taia 81 ne fslfherlf file u o. f9sd lead
inf iff NJ The sufe - ttffi ". Berry, % we
hous- nf 4uiiaIin sfFn.F. ~ fonf ps'i isnsss
hIatly fsqursi see ai vlts - route ani lofAie
- ROAD hsiu 90 stit Ifatsnr surh oihfr plifts
asffu hnnoft uas drtFnias sni make tnfh
dftstl ntHg sssy n. ~ rlff utf deem pfolff
ptffIrui d. aH nUIh of 81 fussi icsiirE frim
(hllei a. usffy's - su lnas Gufntya a.
lee nrfuffn fhs house 1f 49, Henry ard ne
sotttffit ed nf iHs rrnQlsfd fruie. Arl a. In
dug u.Ilf al rs.f pfaIs
plisl utlii liftf5rt. ih.l ilih lag q Juns
sfONIO D cox. AMI % othsrs.
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity sad Issfainss. Of Dr. hssns-
dye IsNertts usmedy-A Ihriiii"g
Istfsr from = Mastsr Mechanic

dyfs laNorNs usmgdt.t Ihttitthk
Latter from = Master Mechanic
MASTER NrCuAsID's ASn strrRfNrESurSr's
OIIlCE. LOWELL krrAfA rffuIs ~ ne husfoe
a LowELL 4. a. Loscll, Mas, March .. is-i.
~. narii Asansig. Rlua.ioHf. n. y.
DTAE STA think % b. dao o. yog ihsi ~ a ~
maize ths f1iiusiux statement. ana maze q vol
ulianIF and v IiinFiF ca me tfh tay a iune,
Issl. Was takfn with What we callct paralysis
Ol The }. Erlt. The seizure vas unohpucifd AL
terrible Toe stlmac1 snf other organs seemed
ID fYmpattIfe With 10 AMI o. have laat al plser
III nrfiou. ~ a long time ny liu wai dcapaTci
10 bar ~ icngih I recovered I'D Gar - q o. abe
to rae cut ~ tla ais BE- Il my plyslrlan Vie
ted foland springs INfls hoping O. tcacnt ron
iho Wafrra. LItlhry GA m NJ E1ui. Neither
we're ihe beet phYslrtns Of ioseu and Boston,
whom cousulird, alto % un1rd me iuoTr han
transient relief I Eti1fi no strength aed ny
case appeared slm0st h1peiess. IN ne lal a
ifisul ADVISED me % trr kk>NtDlr fANO
RITZ REMEDY, and alihouEh 0ploscd % "a
ionx story shsft-fANOEiIk REMEDY IN my
opinion, saved ny lie. I c0nsider % TIE hsst
preparliilu in the world fOr stomach dlncaltes.
a. vel a. Of the Liver AMI Other ofEaus. I AN
clad 10 sAy lt d In gcasral usc among me X. x.
mfa la thii Ficinty.
You're, etc. A. GlfFOKD.
Mr.. slf5ri u The Master Mechanic 81 the Los.
sll division Of the Boston Lowell Railroad, ard
BIZ ILLNESS AMI rscovery srs known % many Who
can testify ID me iacts In bic letter.
Tee his meilCInc f0f al diseases OF the niJCi .
Kidneys. Diver. stomach. n1ueis. ani sam. "a
nav save you or y0ars from pain and death.
Addre-s " desired. pr. David Kennedy, Ron.
tout, ny.
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Administrator sale.

pufsuauf % license ifsuei by the Hoo. Judge
Of Probsie in AMI fpr ne touuty ofONiofd % ne
thifd TaeldaF % May. In me year is-t shall sei
a. pnbh' suction on he premhes, Dn NE nielh
a. a August usat al tNo O'Clock D. n.. al ths
real ostltf ofwhfh Charles Woodbury., late %
Paris In faii luuty. died 90 fed and vossessei,
aid real estate being the h0mesifad fArm of saii
Woodbury., AMI any other rial estate owner ~
him 40 thi tine OF Biz desih.
C.B BENSON, Ada lnisiIAior.
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APPORTIONMENT or REPRESEN-
TATfNTS


The district composed OF Rumfori. An
dover. Byroa. Roxbary. Mexico. Dixneld,
Peru. Irankiin Plantation l. classei A. fol-
lows RoXbury, Peru and Franklin, TO-
gether senl one representative 10 lssi ;
DlNfeil AMI Mexico together send one In
ises; Andover and Byron In isss; Rum
ford 10 i.eo.
The District composed OF Lowell, FRYE
burg. STOW and Hiram, will send a. fol-
lows Lowell 10 issi; Fyeburg iss6
Hiram. ls,s Fyeburg. is9O
The District composed OF Norway, OK
ford ant Hebron will send a. follows
Norway. lisa. is90. Hebron, issc OK.
ford. l.ss.
The District composed % Paris. Buck
feii and Milton Plantation will send A.
follows Milton, lssi; Paris i,sC isss
Buckieid. i,9o.
The District composed OF samner,
Greenwood. Canton. Woodstock, Hartford,
viii send A. follows Canton, lssi !
woodstock is6s Hartford, lsss' Green
wool. lseO.