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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
srArE on MAINE


"a NhhNis AM. -
s1pfsms Iaiif.ai Couri. In Nsctt,n. sspississr
"A u. l~.l
toe tfs foreroInx Nhsi. Orderci. that ~ ~.
hsIant sIfr cote o. ne sad lcha ". ftEe
q srgssf before ne insiicr % Hlf .apfeme lu
a. Isf cert. O. . hallen 81 Poe, sithIn ani
faf lts tcaaU a 90 foft - ths sfciai fucs
far q Octoucf, a y 49,. ~ patiistiuE an a..
tfstsi rrpy of sal Itei ani th's order thervnt
fffas ussts turrfsslffiF n ths nxfuri Den qcfsi.
= nrsspspef pr.nisi al fars. In or County a
ualufi. tne lHsi puhlIcatiua q o. taenfF iafa Al
irasf. rruf q asii g. tnt faeaiaY 81 nfinotf,
itsi he mag uIfrc al ttea in nuf al = .et'
arrrar anI 49, eausr n 80 H. have, ~ ne
rfarrr = fat Itslant st1ul a1t hr gfaaici.
wa NtRf NiEslN, justlcc $40 Jsi Court.
A tree couy of Libel ant Order % toar ihsfe
Ans. AtREKrs AUSTIN. Clsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

OXFORD. ss.-rsfslaaiIr supssfei ihc stcrf
ramfi iisnrsftA 4. fAss All msfc oaih O. ~
uufh - tfc iarrE1.nE siaismrnt hT bfr fst
ssrI1rt. hsiere 80
JOHN z sNAsEf Jasfiss of ths feacs.
uate nf -fu SEA 20. 80 Ectufnahif secoaf
Tursiar % Uri.. 10
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N.,ls. Of s.ssas s..u.s . ? cr.anss. D.
Insslssssy.

to Ne creiiiors 81 Eaxs a. Asss q hsthsi
haIns. iasoisent Dsbtor.-lOu ~ hereoy nou
SD. ia silh ne sppr0tAl ~ a . jafxs Of NE
tuurt % iasolteocf ior al couf ". n second
nestlnE "a n CrssiItors q salf tnsoltent - AZ
polntci D. - bid a. ~ froeet Court room n
Paris m sat Couaty % weinss a. NE tlst day
q o.. A. u. i~t a nins o'clo 10 he fore
noon. lea Oh oven your-sl go afc5rd sxly.
Ewes unlier ~ had al M rider Of Court
M ioth dav 81 SGT, A. y. l<d
hEnRlCk {. DAVIS, keslsisf 81 ne Coun Of
lnsoltsncy for sal County % On ord.
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HANNAH NJ. WIGHT.
sTATE or MANI.

O1IITl t01niY, NfVf ii, ~ -,
Personaliy aYpearrd the above named II snnah VI
az and made oath b. The truth u The shove ale
rafians ftai the rrsidcnce q her sad haspand \
- knoun d her, and cannot D. known % ssosrtAne,
b. reasonable dlecnoe. and that she has eterrises
reasonable an eence D. hnd him.
nfiorr NJ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

NcrIcs the call for Oxford District
Lodge. !. O. Of @. T.. 10 BE- held a, 50.
Psris, October :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
ADVERTISER,
Norway, Ne.
JsyEsS,,SLhJSEs

COMMISSIONER Notice.
fI'nE sudsfs gnei, hsviag btca Appolaiei ~
/ ths Hon. JufFe Of Probate, for the lunty %
% xfofd Ga the third Taesdy % Ausasi, A. u.
I.,i, commissiouers ~ receive and examine NE
tlalns 81 ere lLOrs against the estate Of Wilson
uammons, ate % Bethel. 10 sti County d..
csssed, represented insolseat. hersbF siFe noies
that Il q m1nlhs from the date Of sad appoint
meat arr allouel % SAD cred tors in Which 70
pffssnt anf prove their ciAins, snd hat thfy sin
u in session a ne toliosias plaef and times Tor
tns rart.o.e ~ reesi. M the sane. 90 wfi At the
Cfl.e II Dasd Hsamon's Ia ssit Bethel, On sst
uriay the ssTenth day % November neki, AZ one
OF ths cock in the afternoon, aud st said 0foe on
-sIuTsT IN. 10 enty m day ~ NOV cmb,r nssi.
Al one Vi ths clocs In the afternoon.
patcl this IN day Of september. A. ID. lsS
SkiLos y Egwh' COumi..lossr..
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STATE or MAINE.

CLsnk's OFFICE, Sur. yup. CoUsr.
Paris, scptens>r lat, i-rS-
that Mr.. SCION A. fatnsn q Bethel. has sled 70
this once. hls Application Tor admission 70 ne
nsr, a. me lern n said Court 70 BE- holden the
seuond Tuesday Of October aext
ALBEIT 8. AUSTIN, Cisrs sap. Jst Cssrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

80. e. Ger. wrlrrsiss. e.. lru
49,. q D...r. ft.rsisr. e. i.ru
T.r.Isr. Ira lr.ar. Al. lr
-afrrIlr. e. t"a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

The ADVERTISER Jon PEINrING Office
is uncxcelled in the excellency Of It's
work, low prices and promP,ness to oil
orders. samples Of JOB printing and
prices furnished upon application.
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ALBERT ;. AUSTIN, Cl.sk.
STATE or MAINE.

tLEHKs OFFICE. scr. JUD. C0uEf,i
Paris, Al xust 3ist. issS.
The ssss,.i<.:a sss-s &c. Pss''s ss' s, ,h, -
this on -. his sppliestloa f5r sdnissisn % the
bs. 81 the tsrm u said Court. 70 b holden the
secoEf Tuesday Of october next
AInEHI 4 AInIlN. (lefk sup Ind lOaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
ALRERr ; AUsTiN. CisFs

The OXFORD CoUNn ADVERTISER
Published at Norway Me. con-
tain, all the county news full and
complete 1t Is the largest. be It
and cheapest paper printed m
the county sample copies free
upon application. s sss' see ss.' % "sTs,
The ADVERTISER has more sub
scribcrs. two 10 one in this coun-
~ Of any other paper printed IN
oxford County Advertising
rates are low and uniform.
The circulation Of the ADvER-
. . s. l.. I.,..,,r,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
A sAIl ROAD PRtslDtsTs TESTIMONY

Col Thos A scou for Fcsrs ffesdeui of ne
srsat resssfifsn ~ X ssh llsi h~llrs ~ I'D
ia leafh. q anssrr to lIrs.iln ' There u pat
ons D.. ll1ssf snt 4 sIu D. "a cfniaT p ipit
fh~re H. snoth~r and fhe nus mstlrine co. Liver
al stlmar1 troubiss. All 10 sFnsrsl sTsifm,
hIs lfsf aaf siamkrn -anaiiFe
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srltE oF MAlSr

oNFOEp. . -naafi or toaafI i.-r ...-..,
ssFiemnrf ~sHslun, iei
Irn1 en- fIfrElInE rrflIiII ftI.sf f. 'fr..
asflnr bfrn fsrfIFei Inti thr D. .r00 r.sr.r
sItie al fhsf Inguiff ini1 e. mrr.s .f .f u
llIrafl0n IH fnpsiIraf.
uls urifrff ihsf fhr luanfT rH rart
mrri af fhe tnIrn noass hunf0ri .H.Hr =
Tharsfag 90 = 81 ri frtIhrf rrn. Ill 90
o'Hinkrn rnfnshssr'r "a ~ No. Ftf'''f trf .sr
witnesses I'LL o. haf suuT cnuHfn Frf ..ar Il f.f
vtin|fF tnf slch 1thsr mfasufrs fakfa .u '.. .r.r
49, a. tha eummissI1affs shall Iairf Ir.r.f trI
10 u ilffhff or'irfri taaf a1fIcr ~ en- Ono ar
anf rufpnss II fhr fonmlssinnffa urr' rf u.sr
s1il, ~ fifsu a. ail psfsuus tuf rlfrora rl n.
tsfesisd ~ calslng tfissisi copies RI eel ..Ir.t
and 81 th's nftff tfwrun fl nr erffrf be- hf
tisfk of fhe TOYS 1f Haniufi snf a's0 r.lrf
~ IN thrrr rutiir Iisrrs m - frHn trf
r1tlshrf frrur srfks slnrHsfIFf'r a. Al" "f..rf
ismnrfaf. rFNsHauff IFIutnI af Ilff n 'r
Iulufr nfusflrf NJ Set ri stIl lah...l' .ra trf
rarn n ~ lfHfr r1fifra tn tf mlf' af..f IrI
posted. 81 least thirty taIs before uf Nr. "A
ulssfing. A. ths cni nat al lffsaas anf ..rlr
fafious MAJ thrn anT firfr arlrlr tnf fH.H
cause. % az fnrT haze uhF f1r rrtI.f mi ttf
d iIil1urf shold aof BE- franirf|
Aursf ALBERT \ AUSTIN "a
rus capy ri sa.i fruil1u an 1ffsI
&c. nfurura aT.rfN ..s
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Or. r. C. FLOWERS
Scientific Remedies,
mp VAN wINKIC.

Jossph Isfsfson, the rrrst setof l~hose sqaN
In ne ftafaftsf 81 nv Nan intlf 90 shall sever
go aTalnI, state m al hr Nltfri ~. loaef in q
rery Too ftafs - hesit. Ne nj EIfrn % N
aaseoa a. aafof be hssnh 10 az utterly bfltsn
doss. bf. lyser eatfsf rlrrli DO sai - 70
10 a. H., 90 she Fffs tsst ~ tealfh sf.ef hkf
InF aiissi iast srsson q tfaFf professional rngase
msai IN. too great rrne.i % ufe'i Ia his cslr
brsisd carc sefs ~ loser's liver al stouash
ssaaiire AL nerve Pills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

Va have from y. W. Aver a Son.
Advertising Agents. Philadelphia. copy
Of their Newspaper Annual for lss5.
This ~ofk ooatAins = IL, q al the news
papsrs Published IN the Uni,ed States and
Canada. arranged IN an orderly manner
iof rfsrencs The work i valuable a.
rsi,rrrce BOOK 20 advertisers and pub.
hskers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

49, fra fasn mest.rE ta'T safrfi frI m.
ffI. hsiI On ~ Toss n slmunI, taaafH .H
ford slatf III Maiur. % Nft1Fsisf "f IlI
q MsY a. ID. issI. % "a fatfi in nt
~ .s|fr men 10 nsua 81 O. p1fIIIIn fI0 I.Ir
Doaarn sI1usrs O. 4 Is.tnflras thr rfsf ts 81
~ ttrm. ere COSBY 1mu IssInnffH. ..Hf lei.
aas osusd ~ ttiFIt iisIirn az % ... tr
ffess' fauuanf a. lns aHHff srsr Ga f0r
NJ ifsa' FItffs 1f ilf tnau nl tannff, o. ~
satsrf.Hsrs. ~ 'rfimr1 a saHf toss II surrs..
a. hsrst I-elIflrn T. ihr iirnHrsrlr. IN f0.-
ID rouniF tomm sstaas 80 NJ aafl .f'0r'
nsri I'D b. hnIilan ln sad anF q On f
s1nusr Z trsmei prtfirsnirI o. a. .n.0lr ..f
Hosi a. iai o. anl ior ttci tT o. IH.n.
nIsaIunsfs, ever lan1 MA psafi NT GAVIN Hu
See ed e.. a. nI.s, snt 80 1saei 'l'f
Hafifn al nsFt Aainss. 80 FL ..H f.U
a. ias at GOT ioI rI irmtnif
Dated samnrf. ~ d is.i
join ~ RpnlNsuN ...frn
g. n SMALL.
iEAtp, -.rH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

HoEAoE MANTTID has been appointed
Postmaster al Waterford vice Oliver
Porter. resigned and r. b. Dsnnen Al
West Paris. wee =. A Young removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

Kimbsl Cross, msaios 80
Wa. D. Birs, sorh h,f .-
% 90 IH
d N Co.'S. u NJ Gos. ..
farm. IM . 81
Mfs a. n ssIn. isns
smeui house ca Maia
ssns. shop on Chsf,h
~. ND
Iohs Iloli. apatof lst IS 90
o. Z WhlinsY al uar
~ Vixen, bridge
fhayef farm, ID 80
MASON. Treasurer Of b i,a
Ueffel scot IAN fssh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

THE Subscriber herspy gives puoi,e notice ina,
Ne has been duly appointed by ne hou. Judfe oi
Probas Coz ths Coanty o. OKford. and ASSUMED
ne uusi Of Aomin lstraior Of he tstaie OF
ALEXANDER MCkEkN, late q Lowell,
IL ssid County, deceased. ~ Eitins bona a. tne
las dirccts ~ therefore requests All persons IN.
tebfef d ne estate % said deceased 70 make IN
mediate payment. and those sho have sny de-
mands thereons - ehnltit tnr .ane 70 ......
sept IS. i.r6. CYRUS ANDREWS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

AZ faria. lei "a Ccanty % ,f3sd and s.sts
81 MaIue ne lea dsy a sept, A. q. los.
TIE uaicrsIxnsd hcrtty sites 1oteF % his ar
- ~ NEAT AssiTnes % tha ID soNent estate u
ALfHO>sOD HAfElTtS o. faris.
IN re CCunir a ONford lusolV 81 Decor. sho
n hefu De- are.i a. tnsolNent pon rs petition
Onford. JANIS = VIII AT. AssiEnes.
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Netis. 90 Assisass 90 his Appeistmsat.
A. farIs. in ne Couniy q pxfOrd snd stsis
or NAM. ~ 4dlh tay % Aux A u isi.
ruE unisrslxrsf herehT siFss aotice q he a..
rnInInfrf a. AsslEuee Of ne ~ solFeat esfkie OF
kDsAHu >fA>Lkl OF Cantoi, IN ~ ,ouatF
uf oxlnTt Insulxeui teotcr - has tcen declaf
- an InsoIFfui upoa ~ peiitipf ~ ne Court Of
lns1lFrnrY o. SAT OuuniF ~ trft.
IlNII- ID A nAInL A.. Aa.-lnna
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>ss,s. es A..ss.. os n. ApPsi.sa.-,.

A. Paris. n ne CouafF q 4 Mort snd stats
Of MaIne. ne len tay % -sut, u. u. lsl
Ihs unifrs |Enel hereby gives fotics a he sp
- .nlnrrf a. AssiEner 81 IL H. oltent estate 81
sfiLlMAN y. JORDAN Norway.
10 IN Co1nty ~ Oxford. lafot 1T Debtor, ~hs
has besn declared an insolxeut pa NJ petiuoa
~ N Ooar q insnitcurY o. sah CouniF Of
Otfurt. JAMES =. NRil lif, Assigns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
srArT Or NAiST

wN GAsNoS. Treasurer q s''ssA'n.
a.ffaarH.rr Al HasI
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EMPTY BARRELS FOR SALE.

ihsrs for sale. ssversi hunifed snpty barr L.
o. ~ sIl make Goosf arpR a. rels.
Q. a. fOkrkH. souih fars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

OXFORD. -. Al Court Of frooais he'll a
PHs. uifhiu All iur TIE Couniy of phipfds
On the thIri IusaiaY of scot a. ID. l>,3.
rHlEg HOLMAN, Guardian q Hannah
Wyusn. psrson o. unsout mild, IN saif ton1-
~. fsTinE yfesenft NJ accoant ~ saniAnt
o. ssd aH1 fof alllstnctt
Oriered. a ~ me sad utfd an xte notice 70
al gersors iutfresfd - eausieE copy
% thls Order o. b. publIshfd i1ree srcks sai'es
sfe.y IN TIE Oniurd democrat, q ueNtpapef
printed Al Psrs IN sad Couniy. that they mas
sgpear az frObaie Court % BE- nj iea At Isss
siihin All Cor sail County, ou the thfl tufs.
dsy % OF askL az aine o'clcck IN TIE toreneoe,
AL shOs cause. q am they have, Az the
GEO. A. wIIsOS Jadss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

otFpHn ss.-Ata Cuart % PROBATE helt q
rars uihIn At 80 ths 'qaatf II 'hinfi
- tra ~ r,i Tursfar - <ert a. Us.
AfYNEn N WAlkhh. euarflan IT ffti q
Nssfor. uIncf rtIl 40 tslf of Ntiiff ~
iss ate 90 prs In ssIi Couniv. &c 49,. hss
"a rfsssuist ha tr'csui 9fsuNi ''iP 90 80
sart 30 allowance
Orirref. Ia ne at eahfiian Eife -
t.ds o. IN psrsnrtinfsresf~f ~ csusinE oall
of tfIs offrf % o. rat'Ishsd thffs Hffe -.
-sssIrsir is ~ Oxflrt nsmorrat pftnisf 81
F.rfs fhsf 49, u.g art.raf Na PROBATE Nuurt
o. ~ hff al raf's. In sat Cosby - NJ 49,
fufsfar 81 &C. uss'. 49, 1'rlort iu ~ tefrneen
al sho- rsass n ssI thsT have ~ ths 's"f
sEO.A WILSON Jutss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

OxgORn. W-Afs Couu "a rfotsis tea az
pars u.thi "a o. the CosntI ~ okiofl n
a. 81 ID russtaf of ~rrf A u. i~as
.rFuNn fnfE Afm InIssfaf1f un ths e.
-. "a isaar & MrrfUl. iais az hutAlfli. M
7. 80 Oounfy. deceased. hafins lffsentei -
1900 n sfu'uIsiraiIra ~ ~ estate OF 49,
fsrslsri Or sIasanos
urrrnFn. ttsf saHi Afmir Isifaiqf I've net 81
Al, nj t.rsons o. tffcsici - rAusns cnrf ~ ~
- Il - NutIlsfsd thrss sests aaretasitelL ln
tss 90 fnrd pcmocfat, saesspsl.ef li-..'-l y
49, Al Pare iu saIi c1unir 90 ne thfi tueelsl
III OF rstL ai see oclcck ~ ~ llffl.pn
"a 80. s.nss. d az thsg have, shf ne an
sNoai q ga ~ a'.rsei ...... -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

OXFORD. .-Ma Cour 81 rrousis hsli 81
par.s. sftfIn al fnf ne cnuutF of thtofi
- ~ IN 81 Tussfsr OF >sIt. a. q. 10.
AlTEEn d WALkfk euari.n qf fsffl
So 49, ~ = arf hsir ~ Watar - Ne
80 iaff % rrfu in saii OoanfT fforasff haFins
rrrssutei ~ arrnuni Of Elafiisashir OF sah
SAL 90 aIruanro
10. 10 al rsrsrrs Interested o. rauslnE coy 81
this af.isr q 10 o. lshedthrss aeols saorss tely
n 80 ukfori urmuerai Yriutef ~ fAris, ihai thsf
nky agpeaf A. froeeis Iean q p seii AZ rNs
In 81 tounfr o. a. IA "a Tae.tky II o. ncti,
AZ o'ciofs Ia IN f1fsnooa ant shss csass n anY
tksF hars ~ tff sanr struii nnf - allowed
Gao A. ALISON Jstfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

uNFuHu a. A IAN of rr1u1t1 eel 81
Faris. sthn as Go fhs ts1rtf OF nt'fif
90 NJ N. rf rarsikr nf So. ~ ls.a
HIRAM N uEAN. AtnlsuNior slih inf
snuaafi. - ffs eslsis 81 tslftn hoHe, AZ Hi
Rrmiord. n al cuuntf, tcceksri, httins W
sfutsi ~ tcralat "a stm lnittfaii'p pi taf 80
fsta Of al tfrrasfi lnf ANosanff
O-ier.i 81 "a Aim nistfaiof ave notice % 1T
rersnas Inifreatrt. hf caaslra COW oi thlf IT
lrf d - rutiIsrst trros serts sueoesslfe'l m
~ Osiufi tscuucrki. pfInici a. fsfs, N.At -.
nav krpsar af a ruur Of frofatf - - .ei =.
Faf.s. n al cauntr % the ttiri IaffiN
90 nsst a. nirs o'ricrk IN ne fqffpepn. 49,
sho- cause u "A thsY have, az ne tsns 80 -
act 10 aosei. -. -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
Lady Doctors in India.

Of all the boons which England can
confer upon India, Says the Pail Mall
Gazette, lady doctors are, probably.
the most needed. 1t is to be hoped,
therefore, that the Medical Women for
India association VII receive liberal
support from discriminating public.
This society collects funds for bring
ing out lady doctors to India, start
dispensaries, and is at present build
ing a large hospital at Bombay, which
is superintended by women. and open
to female patients only. The Grand
Medical College of India, has thrown
its doors open to female students, and
the Bombay university has admitted all
female students to compete for degrees
on the same terms as male students.
The good work was originated by Mr..
Kettridge, an American resident in
Bombay, and Mr.. Sarabji Shapurii, a
Parsee gentleman. DR.. Edith Pechey,
the first English woman doctor in In
dia, had nine patients on the first day
she arrived at Bombay, in December,
1883. Before a fortnight had passed
there were three hundred, and the av-
erage number has ever since then re-
mained one hundred a day. As there
is work for twenty lady doctors at
Bombay alone" although at the Lon
don school of medicine, in Henrietta
street, two thirds of the students are
for Inda n, the demand VIII
not soon De supplied.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
Our Girls.
Canon City Mercury.

Canon City Mercury.
The following strange and almost
improbable story comes from New Jer-
sey: ''Milton Horton and Kate Aims
worth had been engaged for nearly
two years. Last Saturday the man at
tempted to kiss his prospective bride
in the presence of her father. The act
so mortified her that she left the room
and has not seen her lover since.
She attempted to take poison but was
prevented"
What sort of girls have they in New
Jersey, anyhow Although it was
wrong, of course, highly improper in
fact, to attempt to kiss the young lady
in the presence of the old man, we
would not give much for a girl who
had not sand enough to stand up and
face the music Our girls are not
troubled with that sort of false modes
ty. Why, if the New Jersey business
were not promptly checked, it might
90 to such an extreme that the popu-
lating of the country would cease, and
we should have to depend solely upon
foreigners for the material for our
birth notices.
We were talking with young man
about his girl the other day; he said
she was just the incest and sweetest lit
tie girl in the city. but she was so skit-
tish that she never would let him kiss
her, and it worried him considerably.
Now we propose to say n few words to
that young lady, and TO all others who
have wrapped cloak of false modesty
around them, and what we want to say
is just this: Love without n kiss is like
the harp without the hand, the rainbow
without its hue. the brook without its
bubble, the landscape without its col
or, the tea-rose sweetest flower for
scent that blows without its odor, the
aurora borealis. without its varieties.
poetry without rhyme, spring without
foliage, or marriage without love. The
young girl whose ideal teaches her to
recoil from kiss cheats the lover of
the joys of loving, and does not deserve
the devotion of II manly heart. She
may live up to the dining-room dado
and the side-board bric-a-brac, but she
will never prove coniugal wife, any
more than blue-eyed bulldog with a
second hand set of six-dollar teeth can
hope to lay the deck cold and chew his
contemporaries into u hopeless, earless
mass of bowling pulp.
Mcnners-not what, but how. Man.
ners are happy ways of doing things
each one a stroke of genius or of love
now repented and hardened into
usage. Manners require time; nothing
is more vulgar than haste.
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Blackstone.
Blockwood's Magazine.

Blockwood's Magazine.
His conservatism, or to give it the aar-
sher name. his hostility to reform, was
in great part due to timidity and insult
ficient knowledge of the world. He
was a shy and reserved man, whose
life was divided between one kind of
narrowness at Westminster and an
other kind of narrowness at Oxford.
He was shut off from the real life of
England. Among his books, which
taught him that the state should foster
trade, he could only know by hearsay
of the new industrial movement then
beginning to transform the country,
and destined soon to sweep away the
absurdites which he upheld, such as
the innumerable attempts to fix the rate
of wages, the navigation laws and the
statute of Charles III. commanding the
people to bury their dead in wool.
The very fact that he does not suggest
a compromise between restriction of
trade and its freedom leads one to in
fer that he had never seriously thought
about the question. Only with regard
to apprenticeship does he mention that
a doubt could exist, and then he re-
Trains from giving a clear opinion. Amid
seen students expelled for Methodists,
Blackstone was hardly likely to under
stand what toleration, much less what
religious freedom meant. He depreca-
ted persecution, once indeed he uses
with unwonted energy the phrase
'damon of persecution" but it is rath-
er under the impulse of wild humani-
ty than any trvst in the people or any
large love of liberty. When strong
protest was raised by DR.. Priestey and
DIR. FurneaX against his account of the
laws relating to Protestant dissenters,
whom almost in so many words he
called dangerous citizens, he. seems to
have been quite surprised at the attack
He wrote pamphlet in reply to Priest
ley explaining that his aim had been to
expound the law, not to Justify it,
which was not quite accurate, and de-
claring that he was all for tolerance;
and he went so far as to eXpunge the
mostsobnoXious sentence, and give in
subsequent editions a fuller and some
what fairer account of The law. Even
in its final form the passage is not
worthy of one who was speaking from
position of really high authority,
which should have induced judicial
calmness. ''They have made him So
phisticate,n said Bentham, referring to
Priestley's and Furneaux' attack:
''they have made him even eXpunge;
but all the doctors in the world,
doubt, would not bring him to confess
ion. Yet it is not so much utter il
liberality of nature that the passage
suggests as simple inexperienca and his
fivad baliaf that tluth nust a1Vovs he q
He was but echoing the
opinion commonly held by churchmen
in his tine, an opinion which he had
never tested by contact with the PEG
pie.
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Dr. j. II. Roberts writes from Libe-
ria to the Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal that he is convinced that the
medical herbs grown in certain
climates are especially adapted for the
cure of diseases which prevail in them,
though they may be useless elsewhere.
He hnds the plants of Liberia much
more successful in African fever than
the best of drugs prepared in more
highly civilized countries.
Some curious and rare coins have
been secured for the Madras Govern
ment Central Museum. One OF the
most remarkable additions is a speci-
men of ''hock-money" OF Ccy,on which
consists OF silver wire first doubled and
then bent into the shape of fish hook
and stamped p. the upper end of the
shank, which is 81 Chilly tlattened.
had little chance when
this kind of small change was in circu-
lation among the CeyloneSe.
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.os,. MAiER for sale OF lease IN any quantity
osslreu us SIT, and on liberal terms. We own some
s ol 'ne most valuable water rights and canals
f,,,aa, IN iuano and have unequalled facilities for
rons,,n water Tor power, irrigation do
town sltes. N's'AN'' "a wv
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CAPITAL STOCK, s5oo,ooo.

LOTS for sale In HALEY, Shoshonc, Mountain
Home, Caldwell and Payette at from S25 to
inducements to those who will make valuable
improvements.
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LANDS for sale or lease In tracts OF from 10
to 1000 acres. All adjacent to the above town
sites and selected with special reference to
fertility, case of irrigation and wide range of
productions.
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srE1 M INDUCEMENTS are hero
70 builu up Idaho and the ror,byast The,
ncyng we will reap our share Of the benefits
20 accrue and to that end are ready TO cx-
tend any reasonable assistance or indictment
70 interest capital and labor with us, When
y you come 70 Idaho call at one of our Offices ior
VALUABLE information, or address us at either
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THE
idaho & OREGON
Land Improvement Co.
Owners Of Town Sites and Choice Land,
Along hs Oregon Short Line.

A. CALDWELL. President
ROBERT E. STRAHORN. N..............
.......... Vicc-Prcs. and Gcn'l Manager
6. B. JONES. Treasurer
HUGH c. WALLACE...... Secretary