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The Press., 1885-11-26

ELEGANT RESIDENCE in Palmer: Situated on Msn-st, and rst-class in every way. Win exchange for farm or good property at Stafford Springs.s
The Press., 1885-11-26

GROCERY AND CROCKERY STORE, situated in nourishing village on the Boston Albany R. R. i: This store Is doing & splendid cash business. The reason for selling is the owner is out of health. Amount of stock about s2,0OO. See us aud we will tell you all about it.
The Press., 1885-11-26

How beautiful are the above lines uttered by the worlds greatest mind! How. infinite the scope Of mans. power if his faculties are well preserved Nothing, short of creation, is to him impossible. Our soul is lost in ad- niration when we contemplate the pessibili- ties of this greatest exhibition of Infinite Power.s. Yet wiats is this quint essence Of dnst', when blasted by disease his noble functions perverted or destroyed :?
 As s'an msn are bornsfree and equal "s far as moral rights gre concerned so llfe- wise we holdthey should be. born physically, hut as long AS cs ildren must sufer for the sins of their parents this cannot be. That the human race has deteriorated physically is IT Scoueeeded question. To.restore it is an inn possibility, as long as people persist in nm mortality and indulgenees which are in disre- gard of nature,s. laws The most We can do
 T ( Jg A4 { e~sS%s 7 A,~.ss then is to ameliorate this condition, and cure disease in individuals.
 ( To this endlMe-oGeD to thespubiic remedies which have done more good-accomplished better results in overthrowing disease than any others which have been discovered mp to tue present time, viz '''' -''''eS -@ a- -A-~>W Y
The Press., 1885-11-26

It will not disappoint you. It is the best article known for purifying the blood and building up the health and strength. For 25 years erysipelas broke out in blotches on my face. I found no cure until used Parker's Tonic two years ago. It is the medicine for me. } E. C. H.
 'tI'll see you later, :" said persistent and threatening collector to delinquent debtor. Not if see you first, was the reply.
 To PREVENT SMALL Pox.--To the editor of The Press: sure preventive of Small Pox without vac cination, may be found in Dr. R. C. Flowers Nerve Pills, prepared by the Flower Medicine Co.,, and sold by all druggists This has been proven by practice experience during one of the most dreadful epidem- cs of this disease ever known in America. M. D.
 DELEGATE I.ADIEs.-Who have that tired and all gone feeling, and dou't like to be disturb. ed, will continue to be troubled with this complaint unti they renew their impure blood Sulphur Bitters will cause new and rich blood to course through every artery and vein in tho ' human system. See another column.
The Press., 1885-11-26

The Mistake of a City Maiden. ssUncle John. thought your cows were, we'll bred P 'sOf course they are, my dear. They are AL derneys, and have their pedigree from way back" Idon't care about that They are not we'll bred. One of them just chased me out of the pasture lot, and I think they are just as rude aa they can be-" ts..sWe don't have to recommend Parker's Hair Balsam but once," writes Mir. c. A. Burger, druggist, of Liberty, N. Y. "After that it stands on its record.'' It stops falling hair, restores original color, softness and gloss. Exceptionally clean, prevents dand- ruff
 Burlington Free Press Bishop Taylor writes that missionaries with big families are wanted in Africa The natives will pay the expenses of fattening.
 Lying Is often attempted when the truth would serve better but the liar who claims to put upon the market pure remedy which in ts fact is vile com- ponNd. islthe worst kind of liar. The propretors of Lewis Red Jackit Btters give the best possible evidence that every claim they make for their remedy is frue. Prominent physicians endorse shem. If you have malaria try thcm-
The Press., 1885-11-26

MMAo'S Honey the great Cough cure. .25c. ,60c.& 81 Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals < beautifee, 2Ec. GermanCOFn Remover kills Corns < Bunions Mfrs Hair and Whisker Dye-Black and Brown. 6oc. Pfke's TOOthache Drops cure in Minute. .2sc Deans Rheumatic Pills are s sure cure s0c.
The Press., 1885-11-26
Volume %. Humber s. A lEeTuag | \ ON MAN.

What piece of work is man how noble in reason ]! how infinite in faculties! in form and moving how express ada .dmirabis in actidn hovIke d ans sel in apprehs psou how like I godl the beauty 5of tho world thspassgon od animals. 4 shal&speaW. M
The Press., 1885-11-26
BROKER. .... tyss,Fg ss ss@s as5 sa s< z
THE FOLLOWING PIECES OF PROPERTY FOR sALH
OR ExeHASeH:

OR ExsHANGH:
 The TRUEsDErL PLAcE, ss Wsrrsh, Maze eSssists of acres choice land, aad beautiful man: sion oE l6 rooms with large stables. This would make splendid summer hotel or irst-class boarding house, which the village of Warren will support. This place is located high land, over looking the village and B. & A. R. k.
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The Press., 1885-11-26

Fl am crumbling, Egypt, crumbling," !" mournfully remarks the Obelisk
 Public speakers and singers find B. N. Douglass & Sons' sCapsicum Cough Drops a sure remedy for hOarseness. Sold everywhere Price 10 cts per or h.
The Press., 1885-11-26
nR. FloWER'S LIVER AN Q STOMACH sANATyE, AND NERVE PTLLS.

The former is an infallible remedy for all affections of the Ldyer-and Stomach, and is besides an invaluable general tonic. The lat ter is reliable cure for all nervous diseases and conditions, such as Hysteria, Sleepless- ness, Nervous Prostration, Depression caused by oyerwork, etc. rr asz
The Press., 1885-11-26

These remedies are extensively prescribed by physicians, Ca recommendation which does not obtain with any other proprietary article ) and command at the hands of the druggists in New England larger sale than any other medicine.
The Press., 1885-11-26

Philadelphia Call: The New Hampshire Gazette is over hundred years old. It nev- CT chewed tobacco, smoked or used spirituous | liuuors.
The Press., 1885-11-26

Nothmg equal to " TOT quicK paln renever.
 DAUsHTERs, WIVES AND MorHERs.--We emphat- caiy guarantee pr. Marchisis Catholicon, Female troubles, Inflammation and Liberation, Falling and Displacement or bearing down feeling, Irregularities Barrenness, Change of Life, LencOrrhea, besides many weaknesses springing from the above. like Headache, Bloatng, Spinal weakness, Sleeplessness Nervous debility, Papitation of the heart, &c. For sale by Druggists Prices q % and q 50 per Bottle. Send to Dr. T. B. Marchsi, Utica, N. Y, for Pamph- ct, free. For sale by W. D. Heald. druggist.
The Press., 1885-11-26
suslMEss pIKEcToRY.

F.. $. CLARK, M. D., Rooms i'm Nat'l ssAmk 8tUck.
The Press., 1885-11-26

s B. Durfey, mate of the steamer Arizona had his foot badly jammed. Thonas' Electric Oil cured it. Nothing equal to 1t for quick pain reliever.
The Press., 1885-11-26

had the neuralgia for three months in my face and suffered 50 much that was afraid it would drive me crazy. After taking part of bottle of Athlophoros the pain all left me as by magic. Mamie Dietrich, 16 Hud- son St., New Haven Conn" ~9' '4
The Press., 1885-11-26

Give your children B. II. DOUGLASS < SONS CAPSICUM COUGH DROPS for their Coughs, Colds and Sore Throats they wfcnre speedily, are harm- less and pleasing to the taste. Sold everywhere Price :. cts. per qr. pound.
The Press., 1885-11-26

" H. REED, Attorney at Law, office in .y . Spellman's building, Main-st.
The Press., 1885-11-26

The Thanksgiving turkey will be illustrat- ed with cuts and plates and be bound to suit all tastes E ls Ats5 TX Sm{t COUGH DROPS fair trial; they will relieve your congh instantly. Thousands testify to thls. Sold everywhere Price l5 cts. per qr. ponnd.
 I WISHED I WAS DEAD After suffering several years with the Leucorrhoea, and no doubt would have been, only 8 lady induced inc to try Sulphur Bitters. Now I am we'll Three Bottles cured me.--Mrs. Copps, New port, R. I. sag.a f4
 POSITIVE CURE FOR P1LEs.-To the people of this county we would say we have been given the Agency of Dr. Marchisi's Italian Pile Ontment-emphatically guaranteed to Cure or money refunded Internal, External. Blind, Bleeding Itching Piles. Price soc. box. No cure, no pay. For sale by ". D. Heald, druggist. kM EkK ELI LII
The Press., 1885-11-26

A Chicago man has invented an improved church pew. Wonder how his thoughts happened to get turned in that direction Chicago Ledger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
PARIS

lanes l.. Chase OF this village has for
service . thoroughbred jersey Ball called
"yictor," registered In the herd book OF
the Maine state Jersey Cattle Association.
The animal l. about two years old, fAwn
color, with some white on his body and a
star Ia forehead. No breed OF cows can
compare with the Jerseys Tor butter max
ers. aud a. butter {. the chief article de-
sired by villagers who keep cows, We have
no doubt Mr.. Chase will hnd bis stock an
imsl well patronlIed.
Hon. waldo Pcttengll, one OF me COgn.
" Commissioners. lost small rci ordef
book In the village, last Thursday ~
contained q copy OF the tax on unincor'
porated townships aud other notes OF no
value 10 any person but himself The Ind
er viii please leave the same Al this once.
saturday evening the new band stand
vas dedicated. Sin selections were played
by the band In fne style 10 the eradication
OF A large cOncOurse The stand which IL
located on Court House Square, Il neat,
trim affair, and IL credltable ~ the taste
ana efforts OF the young ladies Who have
presented II 70 the village. The Paris uill
Brass Band i pracilclng In earnest and Is
now ready 10 answer calls from any par,
OF the County. IL has been engaged 10
furnish music Tor The Ramf0rd Centre tth
Of Jaly celebration. Following l. . list OF
the members Emery Mason, lleader,)
solo 10 oorne,, Hiram J. Rswson. 10 cor
net. Fred Jackson. 10 c0rnei, John
Pierce. lst 30 eornet; y y. Giles, lst 10
cornci PHI Mason. 2nd 30 eornei j. l..
Chase, plccalo; y. A. Tafs, solo alto, c.
y. Meserve. ist alto II. ID. Hammond ~
alto Frank n. Hammond, tenor trombone ;
Frank Bennett. L., tenor Will Cooper.
baritone; Bert y. Cammlngs, bass uom'
bone; Fred Cooper, tuba, {. T.. Rawson,
10 bass. 1 y. Stanley. tenor drum; W.
A. Barrows. bass drum; George Proctor,
cymbAis; chAs Cooper, So. Paris. 10 cor
net. Instructor.
The Eplsoopsl Services CONDUCTED by
Rev. Mr.. ogden, were attended BY very
large congregation. About twenty Buck
Geld people came over and there was quite
q delegation from SO. Paris and Norway.
Evening prayers were read q, O'Clock.
Let at Good TcmpiArs attend the meet
Ing tonight, a. most important matters are
% BE- considered.
Cap, c n. Ripley has built anew bridge
over the stream near VI. Coles
The young ladies' will give s0elablc n
Academy Hal. Tuesday evening, June 81,
% which al are invited. No admission
Zee will be charged The Peak Sisters
will give an entertainment, which promises
~ be very interesting amer which Ice
cram AMI cake will be sold, The proceeds
% swell the Academy sea, fund.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

HAD Of circus there today ana evening
Il The oaee noted village returning % the
happy days OF their fathers, when they
could enjoy little recreation without 20.
ma - some large city 10 he Loaf In The "a.
mutt OF Strangers How msay times il
my dAy have enjoyed myself Al the ylllsgs
where | knew 80 many.
am pleased 10 hear that Rev. \. II.
kichsrdsons (of Hebron) health n i'm.
proving Tie wNs my intimate friend.
when my daughter, Mrs. J. FOrhes, occu.
pied the Trustee House a. Hebron Acaie-
my. Ne sAs an excellent member % the
Good remplsrs Lodge a. that place. His
wife ant son we're alive % every good
cause. HOs much I have missed them.
osing 10 my Increased lameness am De.
privct % visiting away iron my residence.
Lay up treasure for old AGES nv al
vice % The youth. spent many an boar
IN writing AMI reading, Instead o. doflng
away my time.
Although Il IL a dry. windy tine. I am
In hops that the dolngs In Maine this
vcek viii resuh for the good OF those who
can meet for The glorious cause for which
they are called together
Professor Luther W Mason cslle.i upon
me since h. returncd IRON New Orleans
AMI keutacky. His health has Improved
much HsRrFoRp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
OXFORD

We regret n record the insolvency Of
lhomNs Baker. fOr msny years he has
Possessed The confidence % The cOmmunl.
" % An unusual extent. ami many were
very much surprised a. The announcement
% his business troohles. lie hopes 10
meet The demands Of bis creditors In sat
isfActOry manner.
The nNrrow escape OF Howard Davis
ron drovulng oaght % serve A. . warn
ing ~ boys against vcntaring Into the wa
ter. We hear that The chlld's feet slipped
non The rock on which be wss standing
ant he woaid without doabt have been
drowned hat 10 pot been for the help so
promptly given By Jimmy Hale.
Orrin Jones has been 10 lewiston % see
his brother. John Jones. well known In
hasiuess circles. Who vNs very slck. Since
his return be has received news OF bis
death
Mr. Merrin % Massachusetts Is visiting
Mr. Baker.
oven Alley j. canvassiug Cor fruit tree.
a. y DAVIS has rented bis house -
Frank fogg
The OxFoHp DE1oCRAr contains some
very readable Suggestions % farmers In
at weeks issue. the article. " Care OF
Stock. ~ L. A. Wsisworth. 10 worthy OF
careful aitsuton. Also. the article on
" Csution." Whsn ~ consider The rick
lessusss % many In handling these deadly
polsous. Ant The fatal snccts % such On.
par,iouAhlc carelcssncss. watch ~ eavc
witnessed. ~ ar gisi - see NJ al
teutlon % the pablo caiiei % ne subject
Elthef one o. these articles Il amply worth
he subscription Cor syesr.
May Of our citizens vent % Portland,
o. attend ths Encsmpmeut
A refrcsAing rsia fcll ou The s2i
Mr.. Fisher who speut last summer here.
= again In toNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
DICKVALE

Jane "a. cool AMI windy have bal =
uttle rsln. watch wAs mach needed. Grass
j. looking rather poorly. AMI the genera
cry i not much hay. FARMERS, dont De
In hurry o. cut Wat there i. AMI yol
nav cone oct al rghL
SandNy. Juus 20. Rev. A. A. Z. ABBOTT
baptized three Persous a. frankin Plata
ti0u.
Jane -. there u % be- baptism a. tbs
place several arr o. b. hAputei BY W. J.
TNort % Canton.
n Bray hAi an on SICK. AL TIE Select
msn we're notified They net AMI pro-
nouncei he troahlc % b. ne marian.
Taey appraised The On a. 80 40, sad ki.i-
q To-
Mr.. n BRAY hss hAi another vcrg sick
week. AT sac Is In criueA ooniiuon
uoW
NJ. Peavey Is no better. bat seems :, be
gros.ng weaker.
Aipheas Bsrg-ss hAt = coz badly Amed
While runnlng 10 The pasture oy Z. rs tr0uo-
iu her. l. very iAme noS Aad came near
breaking leg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
ANINlXER

Mr.. n. n. Puringtou AMI "ChAriie. OF
10. EAston. Mass. have been visiting theif
former hone flr the pas, weck.
Morrin Dlniap. esl % Concord. y. u.
i v.sitlng frieois Ia Aniover AM 'iein
~. .,-
S,ouy Brook bridge las been thoroughly
rebalt
small dslegailon % Aniovcr people
t.ks lo tae q A X A. Portland
Mr. v " Thomss IL visiting a. Nor
way anf 50 Paris
Nr. 4 T. Ncston i very lo~ from
pfo.,rauou. csasei BY excessive nose
bel
Mr. Bachannan h,t a paraiytle shock
tays .nce. BAT las rallied sufficiently 70
80 %
Apruon. Of the crow discussion. The loss
O Arflref farmers frOne these farmer
treats = May dollars tbs year oae
Ins.snce ouly IL needed - sho" w, y.
oas a.ll % l-3 acres more than one-thiru
ofth- corn has been pulled ~. In spite o.
ahnniart scare-crovs, snf many oine'
fsfis have suffered nearly a. much
m N ABBOTT OF 50. Andover has gone
% Iowen. with = horse Cor Osgooi hods
nlan % that city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
IN MHMORIAM


Died IN RAYMOND. June rs. Margaret Morrill,,
sged ~ years mo. 10 days.
'fhe subject OF this sketch Was born IN Weti.
brook, her maiden name -. knith. nhe sss
married 10 william Morrill, Of Windham. Apr
~ Isll They soon novel IN Raymond. where
they lived together forty nine years. her hus
hand diving jane a isel. and she has remained
a widow since. They had Thirteen children,
three 81 which diei young theie are nov Nv
.sorss' wlIlism. Thomas. jacob. Mrs, sarah
snow Mr. Ann riummer, Jones y, flnah a.
Daniel and Albert rhe hal living al The time
OF her death. my two Er.n1chlaIen' NY Nv
and twenty descendants living. seventy we're
present AZ her funeral. she united Win the
Methodist Church when twenty YEAR, oI 80
honorcd member thereof 10 All the relations
OF life a. wife, mother. nelghb0r and christian,
he was without repnoach Der sincerity DIS
armed criticism, AMI All Who knew her lofed
her and calle.i her friend. Her Will vas strong,
her mind clear and her judgment good and her
-ons. though many 81 them gray haircd men,
never we're too old 20 seek her counsel AMI
advice and thsy have Omen been heard 10 ssy
been more careful 10 need both. she has always
enjoyed remark able COOL health AMI retained
her faculties Ia an unusual degree Tor one oi
her age About one year ago she walked y
rois ID the house OF Der son, oc0rge. where
she pariook OF family dinner, where ave
generations were scattd AZ one table, abe, the
oldest. being almost ninety years and the
youngest aged thfcc months; Ine hes. sla Ia.
hean ofnciatei At tho funeral and spoke nom
isaiah. Captsr Al verse -. Tho sermon VAS
heartfelt tribute OF love and inspect from the
AGED man - hO hal known the departed mother
.i,sndsnce. he solemn siiiinos. ani falling
tears all attest the love. esteem AMI venerA
lion In which she vas held ~ her ncigh0ors
ami descendent.. Tue following verses we're
read " tho oficiating Clergyman
- FHtN
To pale death. stern mandate thy Lowell form
And TO The cold grave they have born. thee
Nov on no. w. mia. thee ihrouga all the long
day.
Farewell. dearest ml,her. thou art missed all
IRON @oTnins al evening Ne hear not The
sound
OF my ..e,'. loving voice. once ringing -
We list. bat no sound Of thy iOois,ep Nc hear
Farewell. dearest mother. Ne look nov In
We ns'er shau behold here thy dear face Agaia !.
We listen, but hear thy loved voice no more
Those Footsteps % welcome SOUND not A. the
door
Faresen. deArcs, mother. Nc Erisye of thee
No ncrs shall Nc nee, thee on this mortal
Thy voice nov l. sullei. hushe'i nov IL thy
I've. bssminr With love are nov oloscd In
death.
yarcucii. dearest mother farewell Cor q While,
TOr though here no more uc shan 80 that
sweet smile.
Yet In Eien's fair bowers vel ne the
arain.
No more 70 b. parteii. no more IN suffer pain.
wherr friends no mors part, but forever unite
In praise 20 Jesus. with rutcs pure aui vhlis
on there Ne shall greet thee CA that hhssiai
shore
on. thcn wc shall meet thee 70 part never more
a. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
DEATH OF MRS. BIsBEE.

Our BaekGeld correspondent, notices
the death Of Mrs. Washington Bisbee OF
ths, town. which occurred on Thursday,
June 2j,h. Mr.. Is was born AZ Eas,
Rumford. January 10Th, 1915, on the
farm ao~ owned by A. ]. knight, and
known as The Gen. Bolster farm. Her
maiden NAVE was Mary Is. Howe; she
was q daughter Of Phineas Howe. Since
the death Of her husband. January 27th.
1872, she has found home and kind
care with her only son. Hon. George ID.
Bisbee Of Buckfeld. Mrs. Bisbee was a
woman Of sterling qualities. and one who
made herself useful in church and home
a. long as health permitted She Was
unable TO attend divine service except oe.
casionally during the las, few years OF
Der life, which was q great cross TO her,
Is she dearly loved Gods people and ihei'
work, having been for some forty years
an honored member Of the Bap,is, church
She suffered much during her las, years
but was usually able to be about the
house until few days previous to he'
death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
Upton.

We have bad heavy winds with oceA
slonsl showers, The past week.
Potato bugs are here. waiting for tbs
potatoes.
Grass and grain are not growing verJ
fast a. 10 Il too dry.
ID Lawrence, OF The R0si0H Caliirdiorr
WAS In town, last week.
Prank Bragg has moved Into Mrs. sue
DOuglsss's house.
Charles Chase went 10 Canada The nrs'
% the month. and TOOK out two good young
horses. lac sold COW 10 Asa FROST ycs
teriAy, Tor 50.
We are having an Interesting sabbath
school; there were hty-elght present, last
Sandsy. There l. -o0m for more YOUNG
men AMI the teacher would he glad 10 SO
them there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
RIMFORD.

The droath IL getting 10 be serious
matter. especially 10 farmers. IL looks
now a. n We should get less than hall
crop OF hay. and other farm crops are SUI
f,rlng Tor want % rain. Gardens rsgaire
much stirring OF the soil, and then present
bot q sorry show.
strawberries came In good season. AMI
are fairly plenty.
Asa Martin. our hatcher, drove home a
large Fat COW. last evening. lie furnishes
bis customers with the best meat - De
hal In the MARKET
Thale Brown. with bis river driving
crew, Is The attraction Just now. lie Is
making iog-rolling lively, Al The landing
AMI expects 10 have FOSTER marble
spruce log. ready 30 drive by next Tues
day.
Charlie. A. Kimball Is enthusiastic over
the Eclairs says they are starting up very
fast ali along the line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

car ts1 collector. Osgoof Drew. re-
c..r-t 80 oiiis fron The Assessors. jane
l-1. is.s. knd Jane 90tA. l,s5. be PAID
lt a. iilAr - NE Treasurer All took q
'rcl 9i a 'al To one vcck iess las .
IA ae accomplished his without arrest
q arrooiy ~ seiiiug any property. las
"a u i1.1E ucsincss - mach better for
$50 a. 90 lntVltlAis. n any c0ilcc-
ID .ts i1cc nettcr. please lci u BE- knosn.
ilssrt ID hrx<s hAs ben guite sick.
ct AFTER Doctor ClArks treatment he r.
-erlrrg
* Waos.sf q better his father. jos
r.. Waos.er % Paris. IL visiting him.
- B l1ui % Gray, l. sPsIding few
tFs - IN frIerfs here.
f-a1k kchartsou hks retarnct ron
AZ All reports ne lay prospect better
@ lE ric.nI;y han hers.
>sfsrA - oar soldiers are Attending ne
..I1.l1 q PurtiNnt
- s10sers % Moniay wefe gate re
t.s.nx mors rsin l. mach nee,tcf
Es al - - car friend. q n n. a.
i,las,s Court. last week TIE sfccts %
Az III arr boconing more v.siois In as
A. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
REIIIEI

The raln OF Monday was followed by 4
cold wave, Tuesday, Al Bethel. aud Tues.
dsy severe wind ild damage 10 fruli aud
shade trees
Brown Post. a. A. T., scven,y'nve IN
ranks. LETT Bethel 10 drcnehiug rain, on
Monday forenoon. They returned Thurs
day. greatly pleased with the Reunion
Ose old veteran, past his three score years
ana Ten, (Jastiee Asplnwall, OF Albany,
declared TIE three days spent 10 camp were
the most enjoyable % bis long life. lie
was all covered with badges and notices
The hOed crops are needing rain very
much, and The hay crop i past recovery
4 should have said two weeks ago, y ID.
philbrook planted - bushels % potatoes,
not 40 acres.
DR.. nm took ~ lDeh Of broken needle
from the foot OF ). ID. fhllbrook, friday
which has been there two months. hthef
sAs administered with indifferent results.