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MANcHEsrER, Feb. !. o IearY. the
Fenian, lectured to 4o0O persons this
evening. He condemned the recent dy-
Mantle outrages, and said they were
likely to complete the enslavement of
Ireland. He characterized the dyna-
mite agitators in America as ignorant
and INSCRIPTIONS fanatics.
O'Leary was frequently interrupted by
the audience. An Irishman of Liver
pool, named Connolly, said no honest
Irish patriot should denounce any
weapon which the Irlshmen used against
England. This statement evoked great
applause.
Other speakers followed who strongly
advocated the use of dynamite against
England. Cheers were given for O'Dono-
van Rosa. :.
ss CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-About 400 persons
persons were present in West Twelfth
street Turner Hall this afternoon to hs-
ten to a joint discussion between, the So
cialsts and the Trades Assembly, the
latter having recently passed a resolu-
tion denouncing Socialism on behalf Of
the wageworkersi of the, city.
A number of persons spoke on each
side of the question. On behalf of the
Trades Assembly it was claimed that the
condition of the working classes in this
city and in this country had been stead
lily improving, instead of growing worse
that they were better housed, better
clothed and better fed; in fact, that in
every way they were better off than
ever before in the history OF, the world
On behalf of the Socialists it was
claimed that workingmen were still
suffering great wrongs; that statistics
showed that for every dollar which the
worker received the capitalist received
eight, and that many workmen were
starving owing to the condition of affairs
WHICH Hdu oHly .SOuIO dDOue lOIOu1iy
that tramps were.unknown prior to 1873;
that the millionalres had increased toe
rapidly within the past hundred years
and that the only remedy was to- force 9
redistribution. .5.sr9 \
CoLUMBUs, Feb. 1.-The State Miners
Union has issued an address for reduc'
ton of 10 per cent all over the Ohio coal
mining fields. This practically ends the
Hooking Valley strike, as it brings the
rate to 60 cents in that district, and &c
cents in most of the districts of the state
WALsENBURe, Colo, Feb. 1.-The pre-,
liminary examination of the miners who
were charged with riot here on January
16, was finished at La Veta Yesterday
and resulted in the acquittal of all. Nc
trouble of any Kind has occurred here
and the miners are determined that
there shall he none. ..
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth? If so send at
once and get bottle of Mrs. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH,
ING. Its value is incalculable. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind cholic, softens the gums, reduces in
flammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription OF one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and physi
clans in the United States, and Is for sale bv
all druggists throughout the world. Price s5
cents bottle.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
Attention Workinpmen.

Do you know that you can get the best
photographs in the city of Denver. at
Wright's gallery, on, the corner of Fif-
teenth and Larlmer streets, for the least
money? A laboring man gets just as
good picture and just the same atten-
ton that is given to anybody. Splendid
cabinets are made for SIS per dozen.
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Z |1I!! !!:.
!, -. !

- Al q Ss
The idtloxin 4 which nseds
no explsnasion y I dlly subnittsd
for ths pssussl y \ srsh.nta y this
city. y
Similar resolnti nYe been adopted
by the Trades Anhly and nearly
every other labor nnieation in the
city, and certified copies are in possession
Of this Office. This one . printed by
special Instructions: tho others being
omitted for laek Of room:
Editor Labor Enqdarer.
Editor Labor Emo ouirsr.
SANcruARY MoSrsxxRY ASSEMBLY
KNIGHm or EzBoR 1424
DEkvER. Colo. May l6, 1884,
At regular meeting Of the Mont
gomery Assembly knights of Labor l424,
held on the above date, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted. !.
Resolved, That ali members Of Local
Assembly 1924 Knights of Labor, patron
ize any and all business firms who adj
vertize in the LABOR ENoUIRER in prefer
ence to all Others.
-, P. ,H. BALFE, NJ. W.
Seal LooMIs ". SMITH, R. s.
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YOUNG mEsIREAp THIS

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., of Marshall,
Michigan, offer to send their celebrated
ELECTRo-VoLTAICB BELT and other ELEC-
TRIO APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days,
to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous
debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis
cases., Complete restoration to health, vig0r
red as thirty days trial is allowed Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07

F. D. Storm, photographer, corner Law
renee and fifteenth streets, makes cabi-
net photographs at $500 per dozen.
Having q large stock of picture frames
he wiH sell below cost to close out
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
Supporting Thetr Frlends.

Editor Labor Enquirer.
Coal CREEK, Colo, Sept. 19.-At a
regular meeting of local assembly 2404
held on September 10, the following reso-
luton was adopted
Resolved, That all members of local
assembly 24O4 patronize any and all
business men who advertise in the En-
terprise, Of Fremont county, and The
LABOR ENQUIRER, Of Denver, in prefer
ence to all others.
Seal Local Assembly j ii sl64
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4 0for working people. Send 10 cents
Jpostage, and we will mail you
II free, a royal, valuable sample box
of goods that will nut YOU in the

%ay OF making more money in few days
than YOU ever thought possible at any busi-
ness. Capital not required. You can live It
home and work in spare time only, or all,
the time. All of both sexes, Of all ages,
grandly successful so cents to IS easily
earned every evening. That all who want
work may test the business, we make this
Unparalleled offer: 70 all who are not well
satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
touble of writing u ! Full particulars, df-
rections, etc., sent free. Immense pay abso-
lutely sure for all who start at once. Don't
delay. Address STINsoN & Co., Portland,
Maine.
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rws ss1a,is & fY..Is,..'''

TIVE ss6Alls ef Daxs.n
Tho following y ''aimple'' bill Of faro
for an ordinary dinner III one s'capitslhts''
family: u
Oysters In the shsli.
Gumbo FILE.
Fried Brains Lyonaise Potatoes.
Roast Yenison. Stewed Celery.
Lettuce.
Apricot Tart. Fruit-bowl OF Peaches,
Plums, Figs, Apples, Pears and Grapes.
Wine.
Black Coffee. Kirschen Wasser,
To make Gumbo File; Cut up small
chicken; fry with Clipped onion until
brown. Add two large tomatoes, some
chopped parsley. and plenty OF cayenne
pepper. Fry with the chicken few very
small pieces of ham. Cover with q lid, and
smother for quarter Of an hour. Add one
quart of water, and boil slowly until the
chicken is done. Before dishing, stir in two
tablespoonfnls of file powder and let tcome
to bubble. Do not cover or boil after the
powder is in. Eat with rice boiled dry.
Gumbo is thicker than ordinary soup and
thinner than curry.
The workingman's bill Of fare Is somewhat
shorter:
~ prood -
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pit,.b,r,,.
INV Assaclated Labor Press. ]

by Associated Labor Press.I
P1rTsBuRG, Feb. 4.-Tllere have been
several measures ofinterest to labor in
rroduced into the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture. One of the most important was
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07

Anstner.
Editor Labor ENQUIRER.
DENVER, May IS. 1884. Dear Sir: At
a regular meeting Of the Iron Moldersi
Union No. 1S8, Of Denver, the following
resolution Was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we, members Of Iron
Molders' Union No. 1873, of Denver,
patronise any Albt basness firms who
adyertise in the LABoR ENoUIRER in
preference to any other.
-, LooMIs w. SMITH, Pres.
Seal j H. GILBERT, Sec.
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st.ll llAnotAer.

stin Another.
Editor LABOR ENQUIRER.
DENyER, September g. 3.-Carpenters'
union No. 55 of the Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners Of America, at a
regular meeting August q, 1884, passed
the following resolution:
Resolved, That we patronize business
men of Denver who advertise in The
LABOR ENQUIRIES in preference to others.
-, I'D. BAILEY,
Seal Corresponding Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
Wanted,

My friends to call at my new dental Office
$40 Araphoe street. S. PEET.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
Bread.
Oleomargarine.
Potatoes.
A hunk OF beef.
Rnnn aoRoa

To make these '.delicacies:" Be cow
ardiy wages-slave all your life, and don't
dare to read or think.
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Too UGLv TO CArCu FIsn.-Roberi
Tcomhs. OF Georgia. whose chief ambitiOu
a. one tine was % call the roll OF bis slaves
az the foot % Bunker nm Monument. wss
known a. the "unlacky fisherman. when
be was boy he was quite ungalnly In Ap-
pearance. and bis companions used % say
that be was 80 ugly that he scared the
fishes away. Al through bis career be
never had any luck In angling. lie would
~ f0r hours on the banks Of stream inn
patiently awaiting bite and cursing his
luck. while others around him were land
Ing nsh BY the dozen. Amer fishing al
DAY In Georgia Stream he drew up huge
mad turtle. lie cut bis name in,fall on The
bard shell. and threw The turtle back into
TIE water.
Two years anerward Ne Was fishing AZ
the same spot ant again drew out the tur.
tle. II was the very sane turtle on which
he had Inscribed his name. but he WAS as
tonished n md below his name the words,
"r0o Ugly 10 catch dsh." A wsggish friend
had caught the denixen OF the mud and cut
the line below. The story went that Toombs
caught this Identical turtle no less than
Eve times. and the last time. IN a. OF
rage, cut IL head of.-Balfsm0rs Herald.
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PROM IOWA
ENnA. Arurm, Co. Iowa, I
ufc. q. 1854 \


n,c. q. 1885,
" Wrti1t-Nir
| received ihe papsf yoa sent. 81
wh,ch ! ihank yoa. 10 BE- lac looking an
GA fisnd In ihr face io see che hruo.
CHAr. although I have no' tle pleasure
~ pefsonsl acquaintance with you. ]
ihoaghi of several ~ your pfsdsce'sofs
We have hsl a ,cfy ffuiiiul ssasoa. The
wri utaihsf ard boz weather ~ harvest.
inllrsd some of the wheat ia stack Corn
noi vtfy heavy. bat q excellent quality.
on ihc ~tolc che l.-gc,; efop I ever rais-
Cd. Applss ~sfs plenty. ~here ihe 90.
chsris wcre Oh enough % bear. Small
fruit abaniani Nos tLe rltciion j. over
~ can ,ook a. things calmly. II make
me ihlnk q q team ! az IN town the
other day large horse ani very small
mule. sas The horse ooaA not man.
age The heavy wagon sni bad alone. 30
,hsy htrle,ssd up the LITTLE mule. They
worked very vel together. although they
d.d roi look ,hke. so ~iih The ncmocfais,
they -oald noi manage che bad alone -
they hi,ched on the hii.e mule. some
ieny ihis. bai ,he facts shos h. The
Drmocraiic Pre-, and orator, aim their
ba,i,fic, a. blaine al4 The Republican
party no' a word agairs - John and
h., prohibition doctrine. 80 the - John
pspefs d. ro' LAY a word against Clcse-
lands fsoofd They distribute each 9th.
tf's campaign Documents. they voik to-
s,thsf A. e,clly a. the large horse and
li,tc mule. have heard men irtlr ADJ
Jrofl Atoai Blaine. and The Republicans
bsi noi a Word against s.. John and bis
party While three years sso,when 81. John
w. Governor q Kansas. Ani the Kansas
people we're struggling fof Prohibition.
there vts nothing they could say o. print
that was mean enough % suii them. All
this has brought On a reaciioa which ~ill
end ihiak) in q fusion Of al the other
parties neat fall agains, the Republicans,
- A. to oPen run shops, personal liberty
and fee rum. The So John party all
zee within four years wherein their mis-
take was. with an Qpsa bar and the rebels
again IN the saddle with the bet horses.
I vii .end you some Iowa papers. 90 yoa
can see What some u he arc trying % &C.
compl.sh. Yours respectfully,
ID. SEwALL
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STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD s-.-,lpremc Jadc.sl count. septsm.
trr Isfm. A. n lsN
AIPIiEUs : BEAN Paisla ". CHAgLEs
rINsKEE defendant.
laapicl u ne case. Accuani anntkti Toe
go .. Or maifrtais iuraishtf 10 fcpaiflaz Nc
dseiiIag h1asf. las the Ell, AL altsrins anf
rtpllil1x ne b n sl1nicicl. % lssi slilaisl 10
Albsny. IL ssif Counsf. On ths sestefiy side u
ne ROAD icadinx ffofl .yltAnas Bennelts hose
% ne houss ccCupici b. eeorEe ,foosef, aad
halns on premises kuosn A. NE Asa flnsrce
place. ne 0suer 81 which is 10 ne pitictf 40
ka0sn at ttis ssi 4 tfousht " snf0rce The sal
IiAutds leo. Coz sati materials upon ssli tuiid-
logs AM iani shove dsfclincd.
"A. tamnnn, $3.50
DsU "a wit, fcbfuary Sth fssi.
Upon The tofeEoinE sun ID snfofce The lee
claimed ug1n The tutiifss aai iaad above de.
scfibfd. l. alyrafins . the Cart that the labor
SGD 90 was iurnstfd BY rlntfaci sth the
sad charles Plnzree sho u rot ksoss - a. the
owner of sah pfsmisss, AL mat sAid owner has
no n0ilcc OF a Z sult. u s Oflefei ~ the Couu
that the pisintf give uutice 10 she owner OF the
tuildingi and ianl aftaeled on slii tuit. bF esas
cSsrt thereon. - Be pluiishcd three sests suc.
ecssissly In the Oklurd Demrerat,a ptpsr pfi a.
81 AZ paus On sail Coanty, the last putilcat 90
% BE- thirty days Al least before NE nekt frm u
ssif coat ~ b. he'd ~ Paris Ca TIE sfc0ud tses-
dAy Of March, A. u i.,5 10 The end that he said
o~a~r % sati buudlnE ard iand may Then ana
there appear a. said coart, and BE- Admitted 10
dsisni. All boone party 20 said suh' " he
Auss1,-ALBERr :. AUSTIN, Cisrs.
AbsTaes q saii ~rt and copJ Of order Of Ceun
Aus.t ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. csrs.
A. n. liEnnICk Any Tor plaintiff.
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To bc eaten cold l. maize easily 1t Two
tabic.p0cuia.s of tap.oca soak AT ulghi In
enough sweet muk % cover o. ani a uih
more. IN The morrlug heat one qlnrt Of
MILK 90 the boiling pOlut, beat The yuiks oi
three egg With ha.f cup ofspgar aud he
tapIoca. when vel mixei stir those Into
TIE boiling milk. 1t 10 boil Or a miocic
on two. OF Until you are sure 10 has at
reached The boiling point, then remove 70
from The Gre. favor u with lemon or "a.
nlla Put 10 into The dlsh ln which 70 u
% be served Beat the whites 10 Ia
froih, OF. better stlll, have some one else
10 Il. 80 that while The iap.oca l. stlll bot
the merlngue may b. placed on The top. A
tablespoonful o. powdered sugar should te
beaten with the eggs.
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Tar thaOtfn'
CONFIDENCE

on conii bot alag back ne portals
~ thy eternal home.
AL stay With thce,
No more on earth ~ foam,-
tfntasfe.i death-no. I wouii not thai we're -
slnce Jesus. fof ~ sinner. h.ie oe,or'
fhss sor osr slns. ~ suncrlngs ana death,
Ne might atone.
And YET. ue shrink IRON DEATH
And HON The lonely grave.
We'll barely battle All lIiea storms,
han sInk beneath the angry wave.
IhOuah true ID ~ and vel - kuos,
Tbai an this world ~ pleasure and ~ Voc,
Rui dlmlyn shine' into oblivion Soaii pass
Oonll u bat ~ compared.
"a ~ the Eiorlss ~ ne home
That Jesus fof biz Lowell ones hath prepared
IN Jesus llfe. his sunstiags.
HI feath upon the tree
To ~sy ofiiis that iriamrhs over death
All s6oaii wo faiat mid storms.
nr heavy ni'luwn roll.
m voice ~ Jesus speaks unto the scui-
Fcar not thou shalt ne tate 90 death
Place az thy trust IN me-
Aul trusting l.Ori-
uh death, wtsrs l. ny sting.
uh grave. vhsTu IL nv victory
en- han ~ noe. an f,ars
o. leave q brukcn spaf % liie,
Nor ciossr cling, anti thc
AnEry billove strife.
While hahn AMI Hope
shall bar TIE safe o. fhcss
AM safe hryunl the portals
| sOh f..fh. shsra d thV sting.
| uh grave. ehfra H. thY .Cioft." a 81.
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"KOU0n ON IOOfnACIIH"
lnstaEi relief for >eurAlgia. Toothachs, fsce
.che. Ask for " Rough ON Toothache.- IS and
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nTa N.ici CorrssIor irut
Joe sl.aU urtiod ~ tac hanl couCcrt
u.rtous.i lssi well. "a. al ofvl0ls typo
-nr. al error ilr e..
lrrrU were about ~ present AZ M SAT
uriay night class meeting TIE weather
sas co1 ADJ misty with iafskicucd snow
Sunday. thc kst. Mr Cummings preach bet
from Llkc if s-aroui Cd h.iug present
Do sts a very stormy iofcuoon. sauiay
sfru.rg anolt III attended prayer meeting
TIE slus storm ~ ne f1renoon hai
c'carIl auf thc scatlrl NAs Narm Ard
r.easart Tuesday escning abou; ~ a.
tended prayer mcctiug TIE Rev. Mr.
Cummings 1ecaue tac fAitcr % q iue boy
BABY 1r tlAt day.
M. Ia Fosief has been Visiilrg Der
sister 10 waterford.
Lizzie Auna k11insna ahmed "a he
. eri 10 one 90 her tngcrs To- The crack " .
door. Tuesday ca tae same day Der "a
tasr. VII Rob nsun. badly lammsi ous OF
. Bis hands. while working on the flme.
Mr.. iofana frcuca, TIE widow % he
ATE jn-fph French, appears o. b. falling
Mr, WI farf.s j. dangerously sick With
thc erys. Pe.ts.
Wnrk 90 TIE new flme = progressing
Dee rI very rapidly. Mr Robinson l.
. ftnl.tlug VITA uuusual soliity. ait viii
soon have one 10 Tie most substantial
flmes In ihc STATE The reports In an a..
Ie-ei local paper that Mr.. Rlblnson's OLD
flme vas entang,ring thc lives q the 10.
tah.tants of tafes villages and that De- hAi
been compelled hy process % AN 20 On 10.
/ LAT ro foundation save In The lgrid mag
.raf.nl ~ Al iuftrtllc CORES p1niert The
sItlsi'on ~ the flmc Wa such that 10 was
Imnns. hie f1r 10 b give WAY. Bet 10 wAs
u.f. thr t.m1ers were rotten and 10 leaked
/ water bai.y. Tuesday he water began %
nreak ouf under t1c temporary dam. BAT
I fortunately 10 wks discovered and fKcd b.
. FORE auy damage was done.
CCplks Carey expects % 20 up country
| logging BAr1er Browns baby has The
wtoop.ng c0ugh -- John whitney II
drawing In rug ant making hin tool
caest. turiug rs vacation. The rug Is
| sal o. hc marvel % beauty. John Il a
I Fery Ingenious nan and can 90 most all
Ans. % iailes' flnCy work with easy skin
Which makes TIE ladies themselves blush
win cav.
Prof prank Collins o. Portland Is train.
| lug up ne Banf here In the way Il should
I ~. Ne = a worker, teaching q band al
/ webbs Mis- Monday; Al CAsco. Tees
/ DAY; a, oxford. Wednesday a. kenne-
bunk. THURSDAY; A. Cape Elizabeth. Fri.
dsvi AZ Scarboro. saturday Besides. he
has many private pupils. and i the suihOr
% several popular pieces % music.
AL the factory hands have seen say
they are tired out loafng and want % get
bach O. work Those Who have learned
the great lesson that lOahng l. the hard
est work any one eau possibly 90. have
earned someth.ng which school marms
csnnot teach them.
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HAD srSPENnIn-


"Ahi" he said, - the door opened. but
do address the lady Of the hoassf'
mo, slr." replied the girl. - her face
melted little. ~ am the housekeeper. "
"Um. She 10 out, them
Yes, sir-gone 20 the skating"
and the gentlemani"
Hes gone on 10 . rsffie."
"um. Any daughtersi"
Two OF EN-. cir. The oldest, which IL
Fannie, II across the way. learning how
20 plsy euchre. and the -ther, which IL
Susie, has rugged up assn actress and gone
down TO have . ststaesqae photograph
taken"
"Um. No sonsf"
"Only one, sir; and this IL the hour
when he takes his boxing iesson. Did you
wish 10 zee anyone in pafticuiari-
We'll, l am taking orders for the Cot.
tage Family Bible, and I vas In hopes 10
secure subscriber. Perhaps you"
"Oh, its no use talking. cir y she inter-
rupted. ~ the door began 70 closs. my
bean broueht ne nfteen dime novels Last
night. and I 20 TO three dances . week,
and I'm just cate hing on 10 old siedss and
really, cir, you'd better hIt The family nsxi
door. ] think We have suspended bcsinssG
In your line Of goeds."
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4 lady whose beautiful plaut, are the De
Mght n her life ani thc envy of al her &C
qlaiutanccs. reveals The following secrt'
OF success The soil i about tvo-thiris
good garden soil and The ret i sand. II
i kept light and loose about the roots
they are watered A. they appear % need \
and not according 20 any particular rule
bat the chief reason Tor this wonderful
growth and bloom II TIL. when any ol
The leaves wlihcr and fall. Instead ~ pick.
Ing them up and throwing them away l
make Aitie roll. 0f them ant tuck them
down In the earth and let them decay, and
this Il the only fertilizer have ever used.
This. she ADDED modesily. seems - b
natures way. Aud the plants that have
The afternoon sun only, grow and rlVA
those that have the morning sun
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opps AND ENDS.

An easy way 20 cut butter l. with =
sirlng. Take a strong cord. not too long,
hold the ends firmly In each hand and bear
down until the string divides the ball OF
butter wherever liked. Packed butter m ~
be cut In this way and pat back In the nr-
hin. IL will keep a. well and 10 ready for
use a. any time.
A hesping tesspoonfui Of coarse salt
dissolved In q tumbler OF water Is q simple
and useful gargle.
II one person Is TO make and fry dough.
nuts Il IL better 10 roll and cut oil out
while the TAT Il heating. rather than 20 leave
some 10 fry themselves while cutting out
Others.
A carpet swept with snow will look like
new, but don't try this In Q warm room, II
viii not be . success.
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STATE OF hAIsE

OXFORD - Court of insolvshey. Thri Wei
sesisy % Dec. A. ID. isl.
Ia The matter q NEWELL n. jtNtil b.
ssat Debtor. I'll
u 10 hsr.bJ ortsrrd. that nstios BE- Eiyeu q =,
y rsons INTERESTED 10 the seftiemcut o. ne -
sncoant Of a. q. srkAk>s. Assis nss OF ~
sboys-namsd insolssnf debtor, by esnsias 80
Of thl- order - - gabllshed too weeks $500
lively. 10 The Oxfofi Democrat, nessl.f.
pfistsi m Parts Ia ssi csantf, thN th.i -.
appear a. . Cour Of Insolvency % - hfid h - =,
Probate Court room on The Third wednesAi
jassHfy nett. 81 nine O'Clock 10 ne brenoon -
b heard thsreen. cad object n Tier - caas'
GRO. A. Wilson. yudse
of fa-olsency Coarf, Onfori Co ~
trss oopy.-Aftesti IA. 4. DAVIS, Re- ittff
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Uesse ayers Noti,
rucE OF rms sHssITF OF OrFoED cots
STATE on MAINE

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