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Gin @rit,tttett i,trafftet.

s @battanOoga q, Eenu., II. gtoOenber.
= Sor ungefdbr 5ebn 8ageu puroen brei
DIit9lteber elmer 6amilie, bic ibr gSaifer aus
einem 3iehbrunnen nabe Der biefgen 8aum=
pOuipinnerei bejOg, pl0tli9 beoeutlid tranf,
uno bier tpeitere Yit9lieoer ertrantten eiueH
Ober Stuei Sage ipdter. Sett iener 3eit iino
iiber 80 anOere, in Der gtdbe tpObuenoe Pers
iOHen, eini9lieBlid bes @el9dft8fiIbrers Der
Spiuuerei, erfrantt, unO man fiir9tet, OaB
ntehrere Der Yutienten nidt oaOOn fOmmeu
perben. @ine llnterIu9ung TT eiHgeleitet
tpor6en, inoem man uermutbet, oQB Der
8runreu bur6 unbefannte 80ienidter ner=
ntftet hnnrherr IL
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0lrheff 1tnn 9ohtt.

8itt8burg, Il. ytoO. - Der pSerein
Der gtailer8" bat Elm GOniereu3- Gomite er=
nanut, meldes nit einem 6abrttautenz&os
mite iiber Uitttel 3ur 8eenoigung oes Strife
berathen ioQ. 8eamte beS genanHten Ser
ems qeber nit oem Blane I'M, cine Stabl=
uGqel TQbrif mad benz @oOperati0- Blame, nit
100 gt6gelmai9inen, gu errt6ten. Die Sc
ieli6aft iou aus 25 vgtailer5" uHo 10 Uielen
,6eeOerS" befeben, ais 4ttien taufen t0nHen.
9a8 GonneQsuiller SoblenzS1noifat bat
anqeoronet, oaB in tpeiteren Bro5ent ietner
@ofeDfen bic 6euer i'm 2aufe bieier QSOfe
mieoer ange5inoet nerben iollen. 8emna9
fin0 70 8ro3ent ieiner @ofe0fen tpieOer I'M
@ange. 9aS @Otegei4dft befert fif 5uiez
ben68.
&eaoing, Ba., II. Hooember. - Der
2Obu aGler 9ngetellten Der p@olebroofoaler
SSrouz g8orts" in oieiem @ountg if I'M 20
9ro3ent uermin0ert morbeu. 8iele Giiener5=
qrrben an Der 2inie Der pgaft= Beuuz 8abu, "
bic n6brenb Der UergaHgeHeu SaiiOn iorts
nGhrenb i'm 8etrieb naren, rueroeH in ben
nddien Sageu bic Arbeit eiufelleu. Dfeb=
rere 6unoert gianu geratben hierOur9 auf
Die 9auer oes gSinters anger SeidldittguH9.
9ieie 2eute arbeitsn i'm CONNER fir 60
Gents pro Eng Ino fuO I'M 2Stnter Obne
Srmerb
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Gcr RcINtffnrFf

Rem=gorf, II. gtOuember.-6 6Ol9enOes
fino bic S9luBuOtiruu9en: @elo 0ffHete gu
2-3 YroSent unO idlOB ju ,! 8rO5ent. -
Sterling =@e6ieI 4.83-4.8S4 auf 60 Gage
uno 4.85-4.854 aui Sidt.-SunOessSbli.
gatiouen: 3spro3. 1OSt, 4! prog. 113! ,4zprO;.
I234.-glttien: Aoams' grpreB 142, @enz
alz8acific 484, GbeI.=SBio 1O4, @rie 244,
90. BriOr. 494, Gate-SbOre 87sr gt.=S. @euz
ual 44s, gtOrtb, ,8eitern 1923, 90. BriOr. 1877,
W.s0. @entral 1O58, SblO'gtiii. 248, 90.
EriOr. 80, Yitt8burg 142, 0teaOing %,
Sod zSSlanO 125, union= Yactfic 61!, 2Ses
eto~,, 11,,;or, 7Qk
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Ser SGtfTbrttdb otS Sanpfers
,SroDfInf.H

Quebec, II. gtobember. - Der Hes
gierunssbnmpfery Napoleou Ill" tuirb tunbrz
iheinIif ben S9auplas bes S6tifbru6S bes
Sampiers p8rOOtIpn" erif am 6reitage erreir
den. Den lebten gtadridten BON bort aus
;ufolge tpobnen ale 9eretteten Bafagiere,
eiui6lieBlib Der 9amen, in 3elten ON llfer.
Der gesentpGrtig berrI9euOe 0efftptnb Der.
nlinSert Die @bancen sur 3ettuus bes 6abrs
.o,toea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-12
Sn GhtIapeIphta perhnftet

8 biIabeGpbta, II. giOObr. - 3we
Diduuer, tuelhe am 3. gtouember in 8rOot
Jpn, gteru= 0ort, anldBlidl Der gSGbl eiuen sc
mtfen Salentin Stomp i6redli6 r1tBbanOel
unb burd ieta3ebn 0teferfide t6btIid Der
nunbet babeu iOlien, muroen III Der Conn
tags giadt ourd bie 8rOotlgner gebeimpOli
Siiten San uuo @uni5 uno ben bietgeu Spe.
8ials Y0liSiiten 8idleD an Der @de Der 9rit
ten uno 8ainbrio9e. 9e.SuaBe Oerbaftet INT
borgeiteru gtadmittQg inter Der 4ntlage oet
WtOrbueriudes mad SrOOtlpu transpOrtirt
Die 3tpei @efangenen nennen f6 6enrt
ARerhnfi unh Skater 9iehl.
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Gin Iattafinotrtaer 9allintcIer.

S0r0nto Snt., II. gtO0ember. -NIfr
s. Sratfor6, Der befaunte @ridetipieler mn
0titgIieb Oe8 6ie8idbrigen canaOiideu inter.
nutt0nalen y3eams," ipnr6e beute inter ei,
ner 0tebfablsantlage etnem &Olt3eiridter
porgefiibrt uno befannte iid i6uloig. Bdb.
renO eeS gsitrigen SuBballipielS 5miiden beu1
uSoroRto er @lub" uu0 Dem gllppers&ana6a.
Goueges@lub" ourdiu6te SratiorO bic Slei
Der etliber Der Spieler mo entpanoete mebz
rere llhreu, iomie S22 in baarem @el0e,
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WermildlteS.
Ner 0tncinnattcr Mahlitrett.

@oIumbus, @, II. gtOpember.-Sm
Stuats Obergeri6te iit etn &erfaBreu I'M
8etrefi oes 8abIftreites in Cincinnati eiuge=
Ieitet rporoen. Son oemofratilder Seite
uirO bic 9iedtsgiiltigteit bes neuen g8abls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES angefo4ten. g2ad) els
mem 8luiooper Iber oieien 8untt beantragte
pr. Solicit, Der Sertreter Der bier Oemotras
tii6en Senats @anblbaten BON 6amiltonz
GOuntg, geitern ben @rlaB zines geri6tlt9en
8efebls, ipoSur6 @lert Dalton bon 6amil=
ton. &onntB ge3mungen peroen iOa, s8abls
Certificate fir bic beuofratiiden Senat5s
@anbioaten au85uitellen. Die 8eplif Oes
@lerfs tpuroe jeoOd 9Ieid3eiti9 etugereiht.
9erielbe CAB bic fir oeH antrag OOrgebrads
ten griinOe als fidbaltig 81 unO ertldrte,
baB er ieit Der 8eeuoiguHg Der Stimmeuz
;Gbluug fets bereit gepeien, Die 8upL@ers
tifitate ausjuferti9en, oaB er aber Our6 OaS
SreisgeridJt in Cincinnati baran perbinoert
mOrOen lei. 9eute fauO bus 4laiOOper in
beu1 Ealle ffQtt.
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Der 9eut(dje Correspondent.
aas 1lnalad atf Dem supsrtprfee.

Gwen 9 SOun0, Snt., II. YtO0ember.
- Den ueuefen 8erihteu Suiot9e ituO 45
MlenIden Our6 ben llntergung bes 0am=
piers nAlgOma" UerlOren ge9aHgent unO IA
iuuroen aerettet. 9ie 8ean1ten Der Sand
biiden Tacific= 8nbn" oerbalten fd Siemlidl
i6peigiam unb ertlareu MIR, obt9e 3ablen
ifimnlten nit ibrer Sddbuug Der am SOrb
oes Sabr;euges befiuOltden Berioneu iiber.
Elm. Inter Der Qlfte Der Spfer befuoet fidy
nur cine einSige BeriOn nit oeutifem Ras
men, ndmli6 9Ouis zimmerman aus BORT
Hrthur
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Nin,.f ot,tettzNfehr

8ofOn, II. giooember. - 3rpei geger
aus giems 9ort, wel6e 9tamanten i'm Bertbe
BON $1,000 III tbrem SeTee batten, mur0eu
beute bier Uerbuftet. Gin She'll Der 8eute
tuurbe uor elmer Q8ote aus Dem Sdaufenfer
bes 6rn. 9lIec. gteuburger gtr. 531, 6. glUe-
me, gtep YOrt, geitObIeH. 9te gteger pur=
ben oerbaftet, mdbreuo iie einen Sbed Der
Supelen 81 0erpidnoeu Ueriuhten. sic ga
ben ibre gtomeil ais 6eurg g. SelboOtb uHO
9Nfn c\nhninn M
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Nefp.MorfFr N4diridiftif.

Stem YOrf, II. ytOOember. - Die
@ppsmiible Der 6trma 9tugufu8 Shafts 6;
8ruber, gtr. 81 uno %, 8etbuneitraBe,
braunte 5wiiden unb 4 llbr heute friib to.
tai uieber. Ser Serluit wirb auf $4,000
geidabt.
- General SEQ. 9. N9cGleQan's 8efa=
ment tpurbe beute i'm 8aiienseriht eiuges
reift. Ser Seritotbene uermaft iein gam
;es SermOgen ieiuer @ittpe, mad oereu
Cob es 5n 9Ieiden Sbeilen ben 5pet Siubern
L.. EnIinr fnm
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Ste petMrtBeilten WtfdIin8e int
WnraiucitGebiet4

Sttapa, Ont, Il. 9lobember. - 9as
9OOeaurtbeiI, uelhes gegen Die tiir5Iid
pegen SetbeiIigung an Ger Rebellion in
gtor0mefsebiet 6eS 0iorbe8 iiberfiibrten Ser
ioneu nusgeipro6en tpuroe niro in mebrerer
6dllen in lebenslan9lif)e 6aft umgemanoel
merGen. Sn ben iibrigen 6dllen miro iebOt
bOS llrt5eil sur iefgeiegten 3eit, am 27. b8
DitS,, pollftredt meroeH,
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8a8 famOie SeiIs uno gerI56neruuoss
0liiteI.

0teie8 auBerl 80" '
StaRSorO-9 etlmittel far 2InSidlagt,
BnuOeu unO gef6aOiguugeu Ser auBcren
9aut
Cntfernt niBt uur uGr 6autFeblrr,
peIhe ourb IOtoIe llnreinigteiten oe8 8u,
teS ooer brr5 Souuc uuo Bmo ertieBeu,
iOnoern es ma9t BEN Geiut mermors
wei6, 3urt uno geidmetOtg uuO tf
ais ciu ugeiunOBeit80tenli6e8Sers
Ia6ueruHg8mittet O,u GOsmetil8bes
osutcnO Oor5uliebeH.
@ae bciIenOen gigculdofteH Der s6ipes
feIbaOer tretcn in Birtlamteit betm Sc
brand Don
@tenn's s 6wefeffetfe,
wcIde uebm ibreu reinigenben gigenifaften
bcilt uno 81 9eumati8musun6gt gtat
fern bait.
StcI6Rbte S6uPPen, UerBtus
Observation-Disclosures Balt6as
@rauwer6cu Der 6aure auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-11-12
9lmtrtfaniid,es stM0emtemtbl1ut.

@IebeIanb, D., II. NoObr. - gteun
StuSenten Der uOhio Wesleyan Universi-
ty" su 0elupare, D, iino auf Douer bes
Sernlius iuspeubirt iuor6eu, neil iis elmer
Aufiiibruus Der 3rasOoie pGiaarN ILL., bei=
tpohnter. 81 auoere StuoeutsG erbielteH
eineH Serpsis,
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2tuf Der Gntettia0S Vert1neIiidt.

GouIteroille. Genn., IL. NoOember.
- Capt. M. q. Rasuire, Elm @incinnatter
geidGftsmann, it I'M Seuuefee= 8i0er ers
truufeH, rpahreno er Der GnteHiugo oblag.
Gin &abu, III mel9em CT ff nit einem gtez
gerfnuben betanO, idlug nm, unb Dtaguire
fam bel 6em Seriude, ben Snaben Su retteu,
1rfttis QphPff
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HOREHOUND&TAR

setuen EtnOernOeu GEnFut auf BE ongssEiFss
men Utbmunssorsane oeroontt er ben tptrfiamRsa
befauutsn gruitutttteIn. IS itn0 Dtsfes 5aupts
iatUt Der Souta Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DerbuubsH nit abtes galiamea ooer Balm Of
8tIeaO. RsOsn oieIsn snt9dlt er fauf tpeitere bos
tantide GIemeute, tpslae bic SirtfamfeH be.
oeuteuO netltarfeR.
sieientscu, tpsI8e sales 9oneb Of SORES
bOanO unO Tat sebraaaeu Usrfaeru, sa6 sr In
aueR 6aHsn tpunOerbar betLenO ptrtt, no bic
Et5munssor9ane an9ssuf,u fnO, unb oas ieiae
8trfana cine an8eastn raibs TT. g entBau
ourtaus Rtbts, mas Dem Blagen ua4sEeiiJ istu
Ionnts, Bat eiHsn aatserf aH8susbmsgQSeiamaG
unb pir0 gu siHsm Brsiie Osrfaufl fsG9sr ss ieCbR
Denenissn nit bai4rdnften U3itteIn .Tm08liat, bcIs
fen BoBnbaisn tBsaBaftig gu wsT0sH.
Sin SuRen sann in pafenbsr E7siie uGs ber 8ora
Iaufer Der Sanaabiut, elmer sraz,Es fix bsr,u ata
psuoung saLs's sOasa Of ss=eBoanO uno 1as
oas bsfts gRiitsl 1T, 6eB,idz.E Dsr6en. Desbalb
fOute mau aud teins TliuG.a oeridumeu, OisIsB
Taess sSseiHeuw eiuiuneamea.
GiassrR 1T CT, IUenn iis aon GrSup oo,r Gsun,
buftea bvtausn DOrosn, aura feline HnOeruOen
gissaF&aiten Isbr Sisaua.
@rstis; %, so Gsats uns 81 Die gIafb,; Rt,
sroSaa bis 6iGisFtn.
Sn aHeu asathsssR su bsrFaufsH.
6. N. Grtttemto u ,
! ausimger SigeHtbamer,
RetpsDorF.
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Scr 0etratoes 1ttto 0tftttaItett.
W2drff,

Chicago, II. gtouember .-Rebl ftettg
Iai;en Iebbaft un6 l9loB inter BEN seftri,
gen &agesruten-giOu. 81, Deg. 88b, San.
88a; Ofais mdBi9 Iebbaft uuo i9loB etpas
b0ber - ytoo. 46t, Deg. 395, 0tai 39a ;
6afer 27 %9iOggen 81; @erfe 67; SludsIaas
men 11ai; S9ueineFeiia 1913; S4maI3
Sc L.
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Sbrr 9noetit feline @eIunheit

AgElt aFPVlIl tVlHV SSIHHTelt' - TUT
oerer 5eit bate i'd an AppetitIOfsfeit uub
6uasmeiner Rattigteit selttten, tuOge9en i'd
bic 10 riibmlid1it befunnten Or. Auguft SO.
nie's ,6ambnrsers3rOpfen" nit 10 ausse.
,eifnetem @rfoIse ousetpan6t babe, ba6 i'd
mid ieet mieoer oOlltommen tuobl beftuoe,
Better Doutel, Bloomington, SQs,
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gu ieSer SabresSeit tOmmeu bduSlife lin.
f6le DOT, bod bns bertihmte rSaIoatiOn'Sel"
beilt Yerrentungeu, Qnet4ungen, Sroub.
nnb SGutttpur6eu iofort, Gs tOfst uur rs
Gents bic SlaiGe.
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pika's BabHDeB- Gropfra .ia:' '"a':ia ssia",.. !"
6nhneraaaen.

yparum ptro traeRb 9tman0 6uEA
6SErerauaeu HWerBeu letbeu, UtuH man
Sns esI6it5e IS ermaW 6 Oru Rcw0OeT- - eiU
iitsrss uub ttinen EAmer3 5trutenoe5 A{tel se9sn
S1busrouQeu ura Syohbeuitn - paben taHnt in
gpot6etcU uH6 bli SurRRduolern lug ~ gents;
Depot: g!T, 49, 6altoujtToRs R'g,
CGaDt-Il
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BerIad5e Gin @IaB 9nlebart'j&su YOrs
tiers Sn ie0er Saaresjeit BIbt es ftiI
rabrbufteres, teilt eeianperes SetEaAt,
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GnropGiiae Ga6el6ertdlte.
&crBanoIunBsn SaGfans
GOnfeten5.
2SaS @uglanb oerlanqt.

SCIbitmuroe fm 9crIiW. - 8laoitune'S Ie5te
5teSc. 9er GoIsrioge= sfanoaI.-4 4usge=
wicICuc Seutidz amcrtfaucr. - @HaIauO
utiS 9irma. MHefIei.
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aie Musfuhr pon RehIen6l.

Der @ertb Der auSfubr BON 6oblenDl i'm
SftOber .. s. betrug $4,576,054, I'm Otto
ber 1884 $5,l30,146, III ben am 81. SftOber
1885 Oeritri6enen SebnDRonaten Sal ,598, ,434
unb in ben am 81. Sftober 1884 oerfOfenen
Sebn 0touaten $4O,467 1925.
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Berlin, Il. gioOem5er. - Die 3abl
Der SeIbtmOrbe i'll Berlin bat tpdbreno Der
lebteH paar WtOnute in eridreden0er g8eie
SugenOmmen. Seiu Sag Oergebt, obne oaB
id Meni6en 6as Qeben nebmen, uu6 mand)=
nal erreidt Die 3abl Der SeIbfm0roer 5ebn
pro Sag. 6eute farb eir BON ieinen 8enten
IebeuOer, ebemali9er 8antier, ytameuS 0tarf=
malb, auf gebctn1niBOole gGeiie, uno ieiHe
6rQu eri6OB fdJ. 8eiNe binterIeFen Suz
ftrufhOnen, ruel9e Die Cremation ibrer Set
dPu ounrhuPtPu
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meEifaniidle @renae.

Ser &ertrug nit RerifO, tuonaf bic 8uuz
oe8truppen iOuobl, tuie bic merifaniiaeu
8ruppeu bere6tigt fn0, bel Der &erfolqung
bon Snbianern Die @ren3e 81 iiberi6retten,
aliO in oa8 9ebiet be8 yta6barrei6e8 ein3u,
bringen, 1T bis sum l. gtOUeRber 1886 per-
lau9ert tp0r0en,
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ansaeptefeme aentfa .almertfamer.

Berltn, II. N0D.-Ote DeutI6 NmerI-
fOner, tuelfe pen Der Sniel 66br, SdIe8s
mig, aus9eipieen nurOeH, iinO au9emieien,
ba8 @ebiet YreuBen'8 bis gum Is. 3. 0tt8.
81 Uerlafen. @uBerOem baben 3rpet ameris
iauii6e &6OptiObiirger, gtomenS carp unO
S6Ottenburg, 8efebl erbalten, ii9 Dor Dem
@noe be8 luufenOen Mlonats, reip. Dor oem
N,So Hns
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yer as a subsidiary coin only should be tine cur
rency of the country.
L. That there is no necessity for the introduc-
ton OF paper currency other than the Treasury
certlncates of deposit now authorized by law; and
paper currency tends TO depreciate values and TO
bring on financial panics.
III. That the proposed Banking Act has no
public necessity Convenience in ITS favor and is
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witnesses examined, for and against the
scheme. Every proposition is enquired
into, and if the projectors can satisfy the
committee that the undertaking is on a
sound commercial basis, that it is real
bona .jide legitimate business, that the ben
eft 70 the country Will outweigh inevitable
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N1-a noR mAr.E.
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y. ". O1uu1n.
1908 At Secretary.
Just Arrived !

per Duke Of Abercorn, form Liverpool,
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~ - aS % read withdrawn or re
Ihe whole OF tins document is
-lsFlieaglly sutursted and permeated by
aEll c1utzined therein that only de
EEre anasvsis Is available, the Act
~ Wlthdzswn- i cannot BE- tinkersd.
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Call and See the Novelties
To the PfOpTietOrs Of Sugar Mills.

q , AGENT FOR FIRST GLASS
"A ARTISANS, the undersigned is prepared to Con-
tract for building Perforated Hot Air Furnaces with
great dspatch) according to the designs of the late
celebrated Chemical Professor Penney formerly pro-
fessor of Chemestry at the Andersonian University
Glasgow, Scotland, Protecting all parties from any
imaginary Patent infringements or Royalties which
impair the solidty of the work and demnsh the re-
suits obtained from burning the megass direct from
the rollers eecting paramount objects, vz Saving of
fuel lador drying sheds, tramways, wagons, etc
g94 Sm =. OAKLEY, ia Queen Street
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MRS. DAVIS, whose excellent taste as a Millner is
well known to the Ladies, still continues to preside IN
the trimming Department, which is assurance that
the Ladies viii Have their Trimming done in the latest
and most fashionable STYLE.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

TIE l.~i.'oa J.sraf' Rambler h,s
tle filosins on s,y ato4' an Ot'lfd c.
f.hsrmaa VI ki-s BE- a son of A.nrf'
Kins ~ Pans. and tr0itsf Q. : VI 70
S1aih Pans. K-v o. N T.. ~ Va hins
fon and ju.eph NJ Portland
Afu1s f.a-fmsn. Whp hat travelled
thousand mics. eHpf,-s.y o. csica a
Rangr.y troat wks A q. Mug. r,4 of
Detroit. Mich wh1 arrived ai lppff Dan
e. SON a. tae Ice scui oli aui spot 10
fortnlghi Of more thrfc VT hng is ouf
u thc m1st enthusiastic ani succ,ssial
anglers lo AmrrcA llc 49, the if-i nan
q take ga from thc ktngc.ry Ltkfs
elthafv. thls season a., has n.let iu
ths great iakcs az Michigan ald Canada,
ha. speni mauy scasnn un the waters of
tre AfIrnnlarks aai hks tfiri t1e best
fsh.ng groauis of Llrope. Tao ycafs
aso. b. got BIZ f.hIug iu ssitrrrlaui
With a. Eugush Ilri. hc visited tlc Lake.
nrar Llrcrnc. whrre they caught iruat
very much Ike ours. ashlug rutifry With
fI~s Onri. uoi o. miitrii o. i.a in tlv,r
sat~rs With live na.t Dr asp11n sin 30 a
special license
Mr. Kiug says that The Rsnge.ey Lake.
A. nofr acc--.lb's o. him than thv uorth.
western n.hlng gr1uui. May umv
De- hAs packet blanket ani kuapsack
on his back sni p.lngrt iuto tnc wiiirf-
us.s ~ the Nr~p guu. where npt humtu
snal. except loiiars ~ f-iioN n.h~fmsu.
nav b. fiuni Tlrrr arc 10 comi1ftNnl'
camps tb~re. Auf iutiaus arc TIE oup
galirs r. who suut ia hrrc, mu.t
accu.tom him.eif to long tramp. through
trackisss Npots and the tflck 90 thrpSi
himself d1Su suyshrrc o. 81 hi- uight-
r~.t NJ king q. thr klni of n.hvfmsu
who l. fully .qasl to thi, TT. bat pf,irf.
bBth the comfort. ani the nshiug of thr
Rang-lvy rvglon. IL says 10 j. th- hrri
tfuating place To- the world. Ani be i Nru
qaaidri o. ia igc ii~ Sil cone ever
var. hereafter Mr Klug l. native or
OKfori Cuuuty AMI d, scalthy tea msf-
chant
Fi.hsrmen. not only from All psfts OF
this continent. bot eyen from kurup~,
/ visit these lakes az the names Oi a
party 90 Englshmrn on lat Septsm'cr'- =
rsgist,r a. Upper Dam. A wealthy Paris
ian CONES over from France o ash here,
almost every -easpn.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
HospIrAL SUNDAY.

Tho sad and distressing forns of accident and
disease " shlcn mankind are ever exposed
appcslcd " the sympathy and benevolence of
m people VI Maine. AID prompisi the esiab.
lishinent ol ths Maine General Hospital. that
the, might have ~tthin thclr osr,igrs. means
and ssvncie. foe the rvlisf AMI coiniort - the
uukIrtuuktE. % tue sfuploy meat 80 au tne 70
sources AMI appliance ~ m 'dicine snd sn'.
rhs contiaa.a supply u such relief 10 the
needy l. possible only GA condition that the
christian sympathy aud phiianthrvphy of -.
cirfs coutinu- active.
devoted tO The ooas a. of tno.- unable 10 pay
Cor ~ service bat an arv insufficient to respvnd
o. thc calls flr help.
Th. coatflbai Ions of The several chufC hes and
religious -sscie -. made annually on Hospital
sunday. hav. afforded invaluable All. Ia pfo
siding mcan. 10 meet these calls, apd the
maaag,rs Of thr Hospital bciisNe tnc people
~ this stats sili chccrfuliy aad generously 20.
spond on thai aanlvsr-ary 90 80 Sof,hy a
M, custom, the fourth sunday of June Ia.
bccn selected AZ The day on which TO ask ioi
these contrihuttsns
t.i.a.e .fivs notice 20 your congregation. tha'
ON thsi day thcy siii bc askci Boz their assist
ance.
IL howcvor. from any cause. n should b
dcsmc q more convenient fpr Nuur poople "
have The CoiieCtiun on som other early ran
bath. please vary thc notice Accordingly.
CONTRIBUTIONS shonld o. sent tni 4. harrCtL
ID Hiidie stfc.i. or y -. nox 90, Portland.
NsfukS Wtnn
WN.N fnunAs.
n =. joss
AN u.CLArr.
StnSsr ~. .tuANtrR, fDlrcciofs
IusNru " sfno>u-s
~. pEsRnuRs,
IusTru a. tionAS.
,itVNsrnR nAktsi
JuSE Q. i,s
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

Gen. Caryier Grover. L ; A, dici
suficuly NJ Atlsntic City, On Satufiay
a. was native of Brthvi, And Sss sP
polluted 10 tn Uoit-i STATE military aca O.
smy fron this State iu istG irsdaatlos
fourth In his class in l,jo, h. served urs'
on the frontier. Aui "a. vu-Agsd In duty
on ths frontier most % The time uutii IN
nrraklnx out o. The War OF the R-Os llion.
10 ls5t-5s be- Wa stationed AZ Fort lode
p-ndvncr. Blstoa HArbOr. Prom Augus'
70 DrcsmDeT. ls6i. h- commsudvd a a.
vision OF the Nineteenth Corps To th'
The ShsuandOAh campaign, and on Otto
Osr l6 vas brvyctted Major General Jo'
lied States Volunteers for gallsntry Al IN
battles OF Winchester aud Fishers Hill
lie wAs wounded 10 the battle Of Cedar
Greek on the same day Tie ~as MUSTERED
out ~ the volunteer service on August
q. l,s5, aud since then has been most o
the time In active service In the West
90 December p. 1875, be was promoted
% be COlOnel OF ths First Regular Cav
airy.
GEN. GROVER was a son Of DR.. John
Grover Of Bethel. And relative Of al
the Growers o. this section. lie Is de-
scribed as a very brave officer, by all wh'
knew him in the army.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

BAsE BAH There was game o.
base ball. saturday. June Is. between
rhe fpt nine Of 80 Paris and Nor-sy
nine. on the Fair Grounds There o."
some good playing on both sides M
III the end of the fifth inning -hsh
the Norway nias 20, badly demor.liled'
and the So Pan. nine g., 80 scores "i's
only one out. then the Nor~sy boys s''
discouraged and gave up the game. Tie
So. Pan. nine did some fine playing ahd
We think !, would be hard 70 hnd nins
Of II. .ize 10 beat IL. Some Of the Pna-
eiP.l feature. Of the game vas the BAT
Ting by Records and RA-son, ani ne
catching Of Nay. II Mr.. Nay follows 'he
business he will make a. foe q eaiehsi
- there IL 10 be found sny-hsis
around here be never played q game ..
ball until last Decoration Day, and l.'
Saturday he caught Eve inning. and onp
had one pas ball The catching oy lroe
Of the Norway nine vas excellent. we
are in hopes to play with the No'-'I
nine again soon IL they do not d'o.na.
At the last half Of the ffth inning the
game stood IA to f6 in favor Of the 30
Paris club.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

The decision Of Attorney General
Garland that an Indian i not eligible "a
hold . Federal once Il clearly Just IL
aas been the custom % appoint Indians
20 POst-Ofices In the indisn Territory. bot
the practice IL evidently Illegal To treat
q people A. q separate nation by msking
treaties with them one time and as citizens
by giving them Offices al another, Il an
sbsurdlty on the face OF Il, aud the cor
rectness OF Mr.. Garlsnd's ruling Il there
fore indisputsole Argus.
Follosing that line Of argument, the
United States Government has no rish'
TO establish Po.t-othoes In the Indian
Territory. II Offices are to be maintained
there, there is no reason Why intelligent
Indians should no, be employed to man
age them.