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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
How 10 Eat AnglcNorms.

The caterer OF the Ichthyophagous
clue, Thomas j. Murray, cooks angle
worms, eats them, and calls them de-
licious. He feeds them for few days
on milk. The worms grow fatter, lar
ger, and lighter in color, besides rid
ding themselves Of earth and sand.
Next, he dusts them with flour, and
drops them into a pan Of boiling oil or
fat. Result-a worm beautifully crisped
and no bones in the way, served with
drawn butter containing n little lemon
Juice and Worcestershire sauce. Any
man can eat them, he says. provided
he has no weak minded prejudices in
the matter. 49, BaBalO Express.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

A NEW supply of western corn has
just been received by d. Jacko,
which he is selling for l8 cents.
Ur with the times is the firm of
Gurdry, Gray Is Co. If you doubt
it drop in and inspect their general
display of new goods in all depart
mcnts.
Go and see Deller's if you wan
bargains.
DRLLERs are making reductions
in prices that beat everything.
AXLE GREASE in bulk, &c per ID,
at Brewer q Penhallegon's 30
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
lis Bust Reward.

j. r. Manchester, Auburn, N
T., says ZoPEsA is taking the
place of many older medicines in
that section
AS panacea for the liver it is
admirable, corrects the bile,
strengthens digestion, cnres dyS
pepsia. 1t acts quickly, gives
rest to the nerves, promotes sleep
1t is pleasant to take. Keep tue
liver healthy and you prevent IL
yer and ague, bilious and other
fevers, aud as rule are happy
mortals.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
FiCT!- WE H1JE

No darkness, but daylight,
No old, faded or shelf-worn, bnI
new, fresh Z DDS,
No store runners,
No paid agents,
No hired underlings,
10 inveigle you TO some dark corner
70 buy your goods, but
Plenty Of light
By day and by night.
A fresh, clean stock to select from.
Good measure guaranteed and prices
TO meet any competition. Satistac'
ton guaranteed in every instance.
Now is your time to buy GOODS
CHEAP, at ]. DELLERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

The greatest medical wonder of
the world Warranted to speedily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, chap
ped Hand, aud all skin eruptioDs.
guaranteed to cure in every instance,
or money refunded % cents per
box. Sold 10y G. r. Motfett. Oily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

Brewer Il Penhallegon have just
received another soon lot of their
celebrated soc tea. 20
CongdoD 81 Evansville boots and
shoes, warranted, at Deller's.
NEVER seen goods offered at such
ow prices as they are at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
The American Farmer

and the Nj. L. TRnuNE for $3.50 a
year. We have perfected arrange
ments with the publishers of the
american Farmer, Of Fort Wayne,
Ind that enable us to offer our sub
scribers a first class Agricultural
Magazine at the bare cost of the
white paper ON which il is printed.
The American Farmer is a rs page
monthly magazine which is rapidly
taking rank rs one Of the leading
agricultural publications % the
country. Each number will contain
useful information for the farmer
his wife, his sons and his daughters.
As it costs you almost nothing, sup
pose you Try il one year,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
NEXT SUNDAY Y.

At the NJ. T.. church Rev. +. Il
Clough will preach morning and
evening His evening topic will be;
"Business Integrity as illustrated
from the life of Daniel
Quarterly meeting one week from
Sunday.
BY special request Rev. Jno. N.
Elliott goes to preach and lecture at
Cambria. His pulpit will be occu-
pied both morning and evening by
Rev. Robert Roberts,, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Cambria.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
CIV Residence for sale.

The undersigned wishes to sell
his residence, located back Of the
u. S. Hotel; roomy and in good con
dition. IL. L. OSBORNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

10 Resist Malaria, Ague, Fe-
yers, Headache, Colds, Kidney Dis
ease, Pain in the Side or Back, Con
stipation or Costiveness, keep 10
PESA handy, and take dose twice
week. 1t acts upon the Liver and
Stomach like magic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
GRAND CLEARING SALE !


J.. Peuhallcgon & Son Opposite Gundry,
Gray & CO.'S win offer, for the next 60 days,
immense bargains on all winter goods, and a
notable reduction on all Boots and Shoes. Ola
ladies warm shoes AT cost Mons, Boys aud
Youths stogo and Kip boots at the following
Il, l.,ts f,rtag
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

To have fragrant breath and teeth like snow
Foolish and careless you'd be, very,
If you didn't at once tra bestow
On that excellent dentifrice-"TEABEREr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

"A Richland county farmer was
a few days since attacked upon the
highway by three large wolves. lie
was obliged to whip up his horses 10
o run In order 70 escape them. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

Coon tobacco at % cents per 10 ,
and two good cigars for 5 cents, at
the Nimble Nickel Store.
WA. TEASpALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

I'm examination viii prove they are positive
bargains. Call at once,
Yours respectfully,
Jam. "a, ISS4 j. PENHAILEGON q Son,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

nHYsICI n AND sURGE0N.-Ofhce In Len
ahan's block, up stairs. fret door To left. Rest
dence first door west from "a E. church Mineral
Point y 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
w. Ecnstman, VI. ID.

pnYNcIA> AND ~URGEoN, Mineral Point, Wiz
4 ofise In drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
The Tribune DirecfOFg.


, 1, FFIoE opposite Pulfords Drug Store, High 81
tHours from TO "a. IN. and | 10 p. IN
Office nights S'tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
ITTOKNEYS.
xy,t.on A. ueIIbon.
Reene & Cnrn 7

TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLOKS. Office
n lty Bank. Mineral Point Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
DENTISTRY.
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST. C. DAWSON, Pastor.
SUNDAY services Mt 1890, A. NJ and tD, p NJ.
SUNDAY school at 200 r. NJ. PRAYER meetings
on Mondays and 4 thursdays al 800, i. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28

Reese & Garter,
a TTORNEYs AND CoUNSELLORS, Dodgeville,
n Wis III practice IN all coui the STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

wEsr PAEis. Aug 9th.-Eycrcite An
dreWs and wife are away 90 a visit 20
Portland and vicinity. and are not 'xpeci-
ei back uu after the Oid Fellows excur-
s.ou. Tuesday OF next week the islhl %
Portland.
Rev. Nathan Andrews preached very
plain. faithful gospel sermon, last sabbath
A. NJ. 90 the absence OF the Rev. Mr..
wItham. Rev. Mr. Andrews has gon"
this week % y.s.I bis old Pensioners at
Harpswel.
Mv. Weber, daughter Of Rev. Mr. An
drcws. j. quite poorly a. her home at
West Paris.
q. W. Bryant was laid aside from his
WORK a day or two By sick spell
Mr. Ethan Willis was home aud stopped
over sunday. lie j. a. work At shell
bgrue, y. n.
Mr. J.. G. Perry OF Trap Corner" Is
puttlne In a receiving tOmb At the West
Paris cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. William attended the oenien-
NAL celebration OF NJ. T.. Church a. Mar
anocook. Aug. sth.
Mrs. Hattie Mooney has friend visiting
her from Providence, r. |.
Mr.. :. W. Durham l. commencing 10
move his household goods from North 10
West Paris.
Mr. ChAs. ChAee OF North Paris, got
piece OF iron OF steel In bis eye which Is
giving him some trouble.
Mr.. Joshua Kendall Of SO. Woodstock,
Is reported better.
Miss Minard who has been stopping with
Mrs Willie willis, has gone 10 her home
Al North Paris. Her health Is better.
Mrs Christian washburn OF North Par
Is. IL slowly Improving.
Mrs. Ray Of Yves, Paris, High ST. has
picked 50 quarts OF Strawberries, 10
quarts OF rAspberries and sold, besides
what she has used In her own family. Mrs.
Ray seems TO be one OF our smArtest wo-
men.
Haylng Is getting pretty well along. A
better crop than was expected. Corn and
potatoes are looking finely, aud grain Is
excellent. Gardens are doing nicely.
Beans, peas. new potatoes aud oueumoers
are abundant Look oat for gripes, eholie
and cholers morbus. Doctors be ready.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Rsspbcrrics are more than plenty. Bnsk.
els have been picked In Newell Ilorr's pss.
turc. Blucberrics are scarce.
So. Waterford personals Mrs. Annie
81. Clair Haynes and husband arrived IN
town the past week Mr.. iisyues remains
few days longer before ssillng Tor Lon.
don.
Miss Frances IIapgo0d aud Miss Ella
Ford. OF Boston, are guests % Mrs.. G. NJ
DOrr.
George HApgoO1 aud family are visiting
At his fathers, Joel llspgood.
Rcby aud Ada L0ngley Of lia,efhiil'
Mass are spending their vacation with
heir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs J. %.
iongiey.
Master Arthur NJ. ilamlin of Boston
spends his vacation with Mrs. Calvin
lIooghton
Nc. and Mrs. J. n Snow are vacation
log Al Old orchard.
The waier.Cure Il well nll,d
Joel Monroe aud wife are visiting
friends
Mrs. Maria Bent Of Bosion Is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs william Mon
roe.
Mrs MAlylua Saunders Is whiting bel
father, Moses n. Mason.-Ners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

GaEENN oOp. Mrs. Ehfa, wife or MI.
ID. ID. Cross. died very suddenly while VS.
.tlug Der sister. Mrs. Cora Clark In Aba
~. on the "a lust The funeral services
we're hsld AZ the school house on Howe
M. ne following Monday the sermon
preached By Rev. Seth Benson, from the
words. And bis Disciples came and took
up the body, ant barred H. and went and
told Jesus Matt xiy NJ Mrs. G. had
been In feeble health from heart disease
ana other troubles for some time She
gave her heart 70 the Savior, during The re-
forma,ion here. I've years ago was one OF
The twelve who were baptized BY Mr.. ID.
aad 'oiued the Greenwood Baptist Church !
ant was The IRA. Que removed By death.
The baptism took place the lrst day OF
June. issa. Il being her 25th birthday.
About a year ago she said 10 Mr.. Benson
a, a conference meeting "Yoa led me to
the savior. and into the bsp,isnsl waters }
and want you 70 preach my funeral ser
mon. he replied BY reminding her that
be was many years the oldest, and would
probably pass over 10 the other shore nrsI
20. 10, said she, you will not | am
vel aware that my days on earth are few.
Her prophecy proved only too true. A
Kind husband and two little girls, aged
about two and four years, are len 70 mourn
their ioss
Aboat Two weeks ago, Mrs ApjeAne''s
Hicks fen while crossing brook on me
stones. breaking and disloeatiDg her len
wrist. u has been very painful, and badly
swelled. Until withia few day., when u
has been getting somewhat better
Apple. are about One-half their usual
.iss and osdly SCARED BY the hall Corn
Two weeks ate.
There l. q good deal Of hay 10 be cut
yet. and will BE- autll We have better hay
weather.
Arr yoa going 10 the Association At He
brOng n you DO. Just notice those elm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
CO.. .h Democrat
LINCOLN PFAK.~


EiHor Dmar1fs
Autographed error la my hurried note
of last week respooi.ng ihc name 10 The
Gn0ou mountain. gives me an opportgui-
o. % refer o. Che suhIeCt SCALA. dii not
ln,enI o. say Prof Locke n.i- OF Clncir-
nau." BOG prof Locke ftra OF Cincin.
natl. f,r hc ilci nearly a quarter n
century ago was with Prof Locke.
when Dol gave ihc uame OF " Lincoin Peak"
o. " Oii SpgC.~ We were ou the summit
OF Barkers Mountain in Bethel. ani The
Doctor was measuring che height of TIE
mountains LOO view ffom that point, by
means of a ihcodoiito when De- came o.
Sprckicd M0uuia'n. hc remarked what
Piss that so grand a mountain should have
80 common name. anil further remarked
that "l 10 was a great pity ihc Indian name
hii not been preserved dnaily be- said,
81 viii name 10 after my old friend. Euoch
Lincoln. whom I knew 90 FDehurg, '-
che Doctor attended school 90 fyohurg
when NJ Lincoln was there Lincoln
Peak Wa therefore The name p'acoi upon
Prof Lorkr's record a. thc name for "Oid
Spec aul whenever have bal occasion
90 rcf.r Oh This mountain since That t.mc.
10 has been by that name. aui several times.
have spoken of 10 Al such in thc columns
OF che nmocnu Ofcour.c I could have
no personal objection 90 having This noun.
tsin named afier 10y party candidate, bot
10 has br,u previously aui appropriately
chrI.icnei by one who. hy Dbl. scientific
attachments a. well a. by ihe purity ~ bis
he, was an honor 10 the County The state
aui the Nation by one who loved che hills
aai mountains OF oxford County a. boz
fow have loved them. ami Who was able by
bis early Investigations 10 point cot % us
their composition. their structure and The
probable manner of their formation. 10
seems 90 me this Is avery good reason
Why BIZ record should stand aud 10 adi.-
zion % thl. reason. O.. there not an ohitc-
ton % naming this grand old mountain,
the highest To- oxford County, au object 10
which all have common Interest, Tor a
party candidate 10 was the practice In
the late war o. name our forts amer dead
heroes. not living ones, aud would prefer
20 have The same rule spply 20 natures
great forilfcailous thrown up Ia our midst
to our mountain peaks
augusta. W. u. LAruAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
Tor the DEMOCRAT.
LETTER FROM FRYEBURG.
MARrIIA's Gn0Vr. Aug.

MARruA's GROVE. Aug !.
This charming spo, i more beautiful
than ever. this season. Mrs Natter has
expended from one thousand to iflccu hun
drcd dollars 10 improvements. Twenty
six siecplug. rooms have been aided, a new
restaurant. on the European plan, built
the dlnlrg.room enlarged. seiiees placed
on The plarfts. aud the walks sni flower
beds put In perfect order. A doe vegeia'
be garden furnishes tie kitchen With fresh
vegetables. AMI four mild eyed Jerseys
tethcred abou, the outlying districts aro
surety for plenty OF rich fresh MILK
The drst meeting was The Chauituqli
Assembly. Jaly Is August O., Rev. q. D..
Clarke. 4. 4 presiding Portland. st,c,
Biidcfori. Auburn. Briigion, Norway,
Browuaeli. Ferry Village, and Conway
y. n. were represented course OF
elshi lectures was givcn. There were al'o
interesting reports % The dlisrcut circles,
music, readings. qncstion-hox aud Inform
a. taik. upon The aims ami benefit, of she
c. l.. sc.
The exercises were OF high degree Of
literary merit A permanent Organization
was formed undc. the name of ihc Maine
Chauiauqaa Union. President, W. D.
Brsgiou. Conway Corner Vice Pf,si'
dents. Rev G. j. CLARK. Oid orchard. Rev.
n. r. Snow. n.iiefori. Mis- Emily jog.
dan. Aimed. Secretary. Miss Ada COLE
Ferry village. Much enthusiasm Wa man.
lfcsici. The G. l. :. G. memher-hip "a.
reinforced by several new names. Any
one desiring Information or blanks fir ap-
pi.cailon or admission can obitin iaem ~
addressing either OF che above utmei of.
dccrs
The Temperance Convention. August &.
e. closed today. The attendance has been
small. owing 90 thc harvesting season.
Those who have attended have erloyci
some excellent speaking Z ". Dlun'
csq.. Reys W S McIu,yrc. } e. Corey.
John Colllns. Is. l.. Gncey, ID ID. ard
Mrs.. Gracey have been among ihe speak
ere. Today has been wom.n's DAY. Mr..
MN stevens. presided Mrs Emily
Piu steven. % san Francisco. Miss Lucia
Kimban of Chicago. aud Gen Dow have
been the speakers, W. and Mrs =. a.
Bent AMI Nh. S. W. Fife, coruci.sis Miss
Leila waiefhousc. organlst.
An interesting chlldrcn's meeting was
heia thls morning. by Mr. Nm II sick.
ncy
The constitutional Amendment has been
thoroughly discussed. T.c reasons Tor
IT, adoption have been very clearly stated
AMI an objections fairly met and answered
The duty % woman 10 90 % The polls ON
election day for The purpose of distributing
Affirmative votes has been cmphatcaily
urged. 4, Is declared that if The women
OF Maine will DO this. A. ihc women OF
other states have. u will make a difference
OF 10000 10 the msIorIiy.
The regular District Meeting vii Occur
Aug li-lG. u. p A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
DESERVED TRIBUTE

About two weeks since your paper COZ.
tsined the notice Of the death Of Mrs
Hannah Hathaway, wife Of Simeon shurt-
led. whom the writer has known Intimate
ly for the past hnccu ycars, and whose
friendship and many acts Of Kindness %
himself aud family will ever De among TIE
most pleasant memories of NE. 4 visit
10 her home was always enjoyed by rcla.
tlves aud friends. OF whom she had very
large number, especially by The children,
whose right % play aud have . good time
she fully recognized Ani whose happiness
shc sought In every way % promote. New
n an unpleasant word % them escaped
her lips. bat expressions ~ interest sym.
pathy aad love often chccrcd The hearts OF
the litie ones During The last few years
of her NE she was unable % stand, The r.
suit ofa severe spinal trouble from which
she suffered greatly Tor many years yet
she bore IL all with Christian resignation.
Her only anxiety was lest she should De
come 4 burden 10 Others, and even In
times OF greatest suffering she was cheer
fal and inspired all about her with hope.
Her whole lfc Wa rcplete with kind words
ana acts. Daring her LONG Illness she was
tsnderly and constantly ministcred 10 by
husband aud daughter. who tried % re-
ueve. A. Gar A. possible, the pain OF one
whom they 30 dearly loved, striving 70 re-.
Day In part the many klnduesscs OF one OF
the best wives and mothers that ever
blessed 4 home. = =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

The N.rfh Amr.c1H Efr.0- Tor Au-
gust contains an article by justice Jane :
y. Campbell on The Encroachments OF
Capital" which will command the serious
attention OF an readers. Richard A. Proc
tor treats Of The origin 81 Comets aud
succeeds In presenting that difficult sub
icct In light 30 clear that persons who
have little or no acquaintance with astron-
omy can follow his argument Are We a
Nation OF Rascalsf' Is the startling title
Of an article by John ?. Hume. who shows
that states. counties aud municipalities 10
the uultcd States have already formally
rcpudlatcd, or defiultcd In the payment Of
Interest on, an amount OF bonds aud other
obligations equal % the sun OIL the nation
Al debt. Judge Edward G. Loring hnds a
"Dnn toward Capitalization ln the &C..
cent Judgment OF the nltci States Su
preme Court on the power of the Federal
Government % issue paper money, and In
the opinion OF the minority OF The same
court rendered In the suit Tor The Afllng'
ton property. Julian Hawthorne writes
OF The American Element Ia Fiction
and there Is a symposium on Prohibition
and Persuasion" by Neal Dow and Dr.
bio Lewis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

FEnrrrEe. Aus q The principal event
ofi,c Veek has been thc chautauqaa meet
I .ug az Martha Grove Camp ground, Tbs
Was ih. lr-t meeting ~ the KIDD in Maiu,
ana has proved a successful experiment
. TIE weather Wa quite favorable AMI the
aiierfarcc rood Amoug the speakers
. prosrri were Rev. Thomas iiili, n.n., IL
To. of Portland. formerly President of
. ilarysri college Rev. Asa Dalton 81 Port
land d., b r. snow. former rruci.
. pa of Fryeburg Academy Mr.. McLaugh.
. ln of boston Ecy. A. X. r. Small Port
land. arf other. Ms KATE 2. stone of
thc Academy. real an or luai poem.
"a WILEY has opened skating rink
over h.s store Everything l. In good
. SHAPE and 20 seems 90 bs Weii pairon.rei.
Tuesday broagh, To- large usmher, from
af1.u.lg towns to attend The circus
The Academy HAL ! being thoroughly
I r.pirei There Is prospect OF fai
school th.s h1
I Mr .ni Mr.. N. A. Fofi OF Columbus.
/ O.. are visiting Mss Sarah Evans.
+ MI D. r. Weston has moved iuio ne
house formerly Mr.. Perry. now ownci By
Ebcn Weeks. os..
Mr.. 4 N Wellington % Detroit Is
coming soon o. occupy her Oh home Cor 4
year
Mss Ntuc Fales of Thomaston High
school Is visiting Mss Anna Mason.
Miss A. G. Souiher Worcester teach
sr. I. a. Mr. Barrows's-
d. Nelson Page of Chelsea. Mas. Is
visiting Dis native town also Messrs. C.
AMI Xiv. Fesscni,n
Nj W D. wari of Orange. \. !, Is
. hcrc. al usual. for bis summer vacation.
Mr Cullen g. Chapman aud family Of
Portland. and the Misses Baker also % T.
arc 40 Mrs Raniairs.
Among thc boaricrs a. the Oxfoit
. uousc-Mrs. walter Baker and Mrs. ca.
vel. Wei known In phIiauthrop.c work Ia
Boston. Misses Parker ~ Lowell. Mrs
Emcy ana daughter OF Portland. Mr.
uoughton and family. Wv. Kaler Of Port
lars. Sir. ant Mr.. jacob Kelley Of Chlca.
~. aud many Others. Highland Park has
been fll f1r some weeks
ur Mason ant Mr.. Huntlngt0n OF Cor
lam. Ne. exchanged pulp.ts. Aug @.
Aug s-Isaac Walker, A. NJ, Principal
/ ofpcmbroke. y. n. Academy, has been In
t1su ior some weeks. visiting bis rcla'
ttcs.
Rev. j. r. Stone. ID ID. % Detroit, and
'A.P. Stone. IL. ID, Of Springfield, Mas.
are visiting their sister. Mrs. Harrison
McNesl
W a. H. Frye. formerly % this town
nov of Kansas City, Is in town.
quite party went down river This
weck. This excursion i one OF the pc.
cu'iar advantages OF Fyeburg.
Thursday evening. Aug itth, the ladies
ofthe Congregational Scieiy will hold theiI
annual fair.
NJ. Jacob Kelley has secured the sefYl'
ces OF Sir. J. \. Page a. nurse Tor bis
Invalid son. nov In The Adirondack region
|ofN.Y. Mr.. Page len this week.
Hou. Eugene Hale speaks here, Aug. H.
DOUNo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

WATERFORD. Mrs. David Merrill aud
son and Mrs. Hattie Green, returned rom
Old Orchard Friday, where they have been
the past two weeks.
William Monroe had an on killed BY
lightning, In one OF the late showers. lie
was In the pasture, aud when found MS
horns were fast In the ground. hut not n
scar OF blemish on him.
As Mrs. Harris kneelsnd and daughters
were returning home from berrying, they
s.x l.rre object before them very busy
catching grasshoppers. Mrs. kneeland
walked behind IL and caught II 10 her
arms IL proved TO be q large blue heron
which stood a. high ~ her iitte glri sish,
years Old. As she was some distance rom
any habltstion she had TO let ~ CO. muen
% her regret.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

LIZ PKNrprs. by Alfred Stevens, an en-.
qulsite picture (isxsl-2 inches Is offered
A. a supplement 10 the Art iaierchdHqc OF
July 81. IL showes landscape. In the fore
ground OF which Is the full.length hgure oil
4 girl leaning against one Of two trees
which rise straight, tall and bare behind
her. The immediate foreground i hlled
with grasses and Wild flowers aud birds,
while little 10 the len i small tree IN
full blossom. The picture a. whole i one
ofthe most beautiful examples Of engraving
ever offered 10 the public, and u well wor'
Thy OF a fame. Published Nv william
WmrIOCK, 40 Nassau Street New YORK.