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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Ir TOOK TIxE.-ln = certain court In
this State on . time, the proceedings
we're delayed by the failure Of witness
named Sarah Mony to arrive. Amer
waiting . long time for Sarah. the court
cocluded 10 wait no longer. and wishing
to crack . little joke. remarked; "Thi.
court will adjourn ~iihou, Sarah mony.
Everybody laughed except one man Who
eat In solemn meditation for five minutes
and then burst into hearty Rud.w. =.
When be went home, he tried to tell
the joke to his ~ife. "Thers Was Wit
ness named Mary Mony. Who didn.'
come" said be, "And 90 the court said,
.ws'll adjourn without Maiy'mony: >,
81 don't zee any point to that" 'aid
his wife.
.I know IT," said be. III didn't ''
fnt; bat you will In about Ave min
uiss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
WEATHER WISDOM.

A good deal % fan Wa. n'sie some 'so
year. ago over the publication, ny w"
Chief Sieu.i Oci sr. Weather barcsu' un.
it..i STA g. slsusl Service Department, o'
a collection OF popular supvfsiitlous, pro-
ysro. snd folk lore about the weather.
In which The thousand sui one "slsn.'
dr.-n from the behavior OF snimsls, The
rlsht OF birds, the change. OF the moou,
The sppearsnos OF The ssy' sni al .oeh
similar matters, e. observed nv popalsf
isoorsnc-. OF handed down by 'he u.n,'
ton. Of N. siisf-. we're set down ~hh
considerable of orderly srfsnrmsn' s.u
m.thoi A good part of II, oi coar'r' Va
ridlcai,us In it.slL sni -oms ot ih- u''i'
tions sud .upsrsti,lons noted "sr. 'te-'n'
lugiy sma.lug. Hat fof all ihsl' inrie Wa
much that wss sslasble.
Farmers. huntrf-, n.hsfmen ani sN'ot'.
Who's. bu.ln-.s Keep. them mucn ou' o'
doors. ani who's. success d'prnis IN
,,r, cun-iirrshl. degree uppu the wrsih'
-. learn 10 make very careful ohssfvs
,ioa. of TIE ph-nom-us 10 nataie, and Ia
tr.s from them .xc-eiingly -hrvsd COO
elu.ioo.. In many eases thee conclusions
h.v- cr,.t.illf 4 into proverbs. some oi
sh,ch are go expressive sDd - full az
ruth, a. % have b~cOm~. long ago. 'h'
common property Of the p-oP'..
Il-r. .rr some of the wvsther B1resu-
pruv,rb. ab,at J.uusfy. fss VI when
~ili ~ r,cognlI 4 .. part of The ''eomaion
csfrvocv ~ th'agh,i
AZ ,"rahi- Jsausry b'inss u's gooi year
ufy Ianusrs pi-s,iS Of -i.s.
A-.,..nl.st q ihs- ta lsanarv.
A I.aaA tiss- 4. .ig 80 JAY h.snei.
tn Isausfy mUch rata s.'l " We snV- 10 "~'
t,f tn.slaiain., alleys -ud tr-~s
-st l.nusff. -"t spfins .,
IL suu.rg ssf. f-tustus ~tnpty W" usft"
J.au.f, -vt. uo ~iW. oa Evt
ash iaia Ia J.nn.rJ. 40 blessing 10 'hs
fIuiL
January on dsks.
February bi.cs ani white
m m. E,a.. sru~. green In isnuarJ, u -hl
gov a.. ~of-- h,f ~ al tn- 1esr
A Isnu.fs .gftas -ofth nothtnf q.
A .ata1a~ii.b J.aa.ry Indicates q -inisfi'h
spfing ..,, a.. "a.
~ IA Jsaa.ry bring. a -., .ptles.
" y fdr~sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
NUMBER 6.
CONTEMPT or COURT.

'r-ass case ~ attachment. tho lawyer sail.
AMI h. s~em~i net hDs,h to tsli
When ..ksi ~ fri~ni hs~ IN. matter spsi,
rhat hls sult -ss prVspcFing veil
Though yoans. bs srsusi his cssa -ith poser,
A. Ann s- til-- ufit sss returned
Ant srxussi - long that he ,nlinisht hour
on cane sr. the 'coan- Adjourned.
IA, her father came do-n AMI the case be
Clos~sl.
ny hp,ias the youth sns nishi.
Aad th.. lstfsr d., lard such an act opposed
To lsgsI proessisrv, qulls.
And be ssld ,o tho maia. &c he rubbed hls UIins.
Tie ~ouli bring an -sti,s ~ tos',
Ant s.sss IN. Jassi<e to infiet nne
Oa her IA for contsmpt Of eoart--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

County commls.ionsr Briggs. Penobseoi
County. thi. state. bought over one ban.
dr.d bo,tl,. of meiiclne for hi. wife Got
bat little relief from ber sefloas case oi
general debility She VS. cared ~ -t
bottle. Of BrovHs NIrsoprrila All that
y,.ry ,lied feeling. oil those pairs sero,s
bach all those sick hssisehs-, al diffl'
mes. abd slckne-. ~ stom'ch have di.sp'
p..r,d and she l. ia bitter health than Tor
years. Brosn'. sir,aparilla can Be bought
Of xny druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

AMOUR KEEriSo Too aASr FOWLS -
Tn. amateur, having cleared In Q siogle
season perhaps Que dollar zach on twenty.
ns. fowls, ny di.posing OF their produces
At the food market rates, believes he can
make . proportionstsiy larger sum on nny,
or ose hundred. or even . thousand. Ix'
noring the we'll established fact that their
numb.r cannot be grestly Increased in
limited quarters with favorable results,
be goes ou Increasing his fock rapidly
either by parchase or breeding. or both.
aud after passing through, in one year,
IN. successive stages ofen husissm. hope,
doubt. aud disappointment, meets, at last,
the failure so many have experienced
IL seems a. though the fowl. 10 lie do.
mssticstsd state. Vas The special AID and
comfort Of the poor - thsy can naturally
keep but few. aud usually succeed better
than those who keep large noeks. IN.
secret OF the successfuI Management o'
large numbers will be found in sdhering
To the following ruiesi
Let each family not exceed nfteen OF
twenty; mahe yourself aeqasiut~d With
th.ir hsbits, understand all thslr wants,
aud supply them; do not Increase too FAST
sud never allow one family tn tr~-psss ou
the grounds Of another --C l. MITCHELL
Frspors. Me-, In POrtlasd TSasseripi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

NorwuusrASpNo The CorKr Was
SrLL Win HIN Justice Gray. or The
Supreme Court. albeit every Inch lucge.
"hs,h pretty Wit" while on the bench
In Massachusetts, . lawyer. not over
stocked 10 the upper story. and noted for
verbosity and shallowness, wss trying
case before him. The case Was plain. 90
there Vas little use OF argument. and MAS
ter Shallow had the strong side, but he
vas determined 10 "improvs the occas'
Ion"
The Judge leaned over and saidi
"Mr. -, the Court IL with you with
out srsument'"
"But will you not hear my arsumenu
..Oh, certainly" saii the Jadee.
Then ensued Q Characteristic harsnfu'
of an hour or two. AZ IT, conclusion thu
Judge said;
.Mr. -, the Court II still with you
uotVithsta pdipg your argument"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

DE GusriBU..-A London caterer. who
proyliss for the inner vsnts of opsr 40
sr.. has learned to distinguish nicely the
g..,ronomlc desires Of the different styles
- modem ma.lc. "On The night., he
saws. when they plsy wsgnsr's masie, !
.-ll I've times ss mach lager Desr s u'uh.
Oa M.nislsohn nights nobody wants anr
ham saniwichs., and a. get - pr cent.
out OF them guess don't think much OF
Mr.. Meuiel.s0hn. Strauss Il the CON-
poser IN m.ke the wine go % a man
feel. well on while h. listens - waltz OF
strauss, aud he orders hl. bottle cham
n.gn. freely
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
GRASS R,IslSG.

IL matters not how vi i.ly formers may
slff.rin Iadsm-nt concerning th. rrlsii'-
v.lu. anI profit. OF raising iln'rent farm
crops, all will sgr,e a. To the imPortAne-
OF r.l.lng standard crop. of grass In pref
,renc- To all Others. as the fJunds,lou stoo-
Ia all proat.bl. farming. Therefore. it is
not . matter of surpri-- when farm be
come. run down from oser.p,siurss- or
d.nci-nt Ia hay. that N. nr-t oni-cry
shouii b- for more grass. Tni. IL the gr-s,
cry now smoog farmers every where. snd
N. A. rst.si the best farmer who cuts IN"
greatest numb-r of tons of hay, and can
s--p . corr--pOudlog number of cattle I"
N. hundred scr--. throughout th- yesr
without the sid of foreign supplies. Grsin'
r.l-ing aud p,-tdring m'y b- mad. mu'u'
.liy pruntsbl- fr time without rotation
Of crops, hut the tin. IL crrtsiu IA COM
when grsiu farming needs ~ b. slt~rnst@d
With grass. To. u.e of sp-ci Z. fertilizers.
however liber.liy th-y ar. spoiled. will not
prevent, although 10 may delay. th- entir'
impoy-ri.hm.bt of the soil for tine, but
the rr.ult IL always the same In the eni.
That the destruction of The fertility of the
farm 4. sccsl.rst-i just Ia proportion Ia
n. weight and substance of the crops re-
moved fr,m the soil. aud the sped with
which IL 4. ,fsctoi. IL uoS simltt~d ny ell.
.ui its fertility L. extended Jast Ia propor'
too 10 the good Judgment of the f'rm'f
.rg.s-d Ia eul,isating it-O0dH0s County
rIrrasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

You are n, old. W., your hair Is gei,i' G
thin. YOur friends remark u. your VIE
r,grs,. 10 Psrker's Hair Bsl.am VII
stop thl. wsste. save your hair and rsio's
the orislnsl glo.. and color Eicsp,lons'.
~ elesn. prevents dsudruff and apefis't
dressing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Among the many articles Uaitei states
senator. hal charged tO the OOsernmsnt
last yesr was . numbsr OF cortser""s.
Nov, wh,t nndvr The hlue dome oi hess'n
could U0lted States sTnaior want Win
cork.crr~i Can't hr msks lass without
the Aid OF such an in-trumsntf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

DR. Au.iln Church. ibe founder OF ihe
nrm OF Church a Co commsuosd The m'n.
uf.ciurr ~ sods snd Salsraius Arm a
H.mmsr Br,Bd) Any years sgo. snd n't
lntroducsd II iuto family use In ihi' CO D.
try. This ssp.rispor hs- enabled The rrm
Of Church & Co 90 produce the best aiu.
al. OF the kind offered fJr sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
,icl,. h.d BEN Abolished with NAKED

tickets bad been abolished with marked
success.
Mr.. Fensld said from the remarks OF
tho.e present he though, reoommends-
iion Of di,coniinusnc- Of the old s,s
TEN of life membership was preferred.
and thought = fairly generous use OF
complimentary ticket. was advisable.
Ne. Holbrook moved tha, committee
be appointed to propose movemsn, In
regard 10 the question uader discussion.
and r,por, the meeting for consideration.
THURSDAY: and Holbroos Of S'ssdshoe.
Pike Of OSford. f,rnsld Of State College,
were appointed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
MAINE BOARD OF AoRlCuL.
TURE.

We learn from IN. MaiHs Fdrms'
iha, the Safe B,srd oi As'iculiurr be-
gun iis annual Session =, the S'.'s House.
"Wednesday. JanuaSy 20. II 1880 oeloek.
Wee President Nelson Ham In the chair.
The Bo.,d consists q the fOllo~iog
nAmsd g.nilemen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

How oflsn We hear middle-ssrd people
say, r,gardlpg that old rslisble cough
rrmsdy,-S. n. Downs's Elixir "Why,
nv mother gave II to me when vas
child. and use II my family u awsJs
cure. Its slwsy- guaranteed 10 cure
or money rtfundei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
WISHED I WAS DE,Di

Amer snf-ribg several ysvrs With the L'u'
corrhT,. and no doubt would have be'n,
only Q lady Induced me- 10 Try Sulphur
Bitter. Nov am well Thr.e h,ttlss
cured me Mrs CoTT', N,ieporf, ". l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Stated by II n Cochran, druggist, L.r.
caster. Pa "lIsye guaranteed over 700
bottles ~ Buriock Blood Bltter- FOR ijs-
p.psis, sOar stomach. bilious aiiack., Nv.
er and kidusy troubles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Disordarci livrr and kidpeJs viii pro.
dacs rhsumsil.m and neuralgia AL liver
sai slinsy diseases are cured by Hunts
nemedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

An lows womsn hs- nsm'd ber twin
daughters Gasoline and Kerosene. 10 viii
be dangerous =, spark 'em.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
cosprcrsp NJ n. wIrkrr Meyrrs

On p--eiic.i sEFicniierai top
- d. -.siiC tssi Assir. - al csfntnn ~ h'ns
iut.u.is.i a, ~. - lsftsasst to Nj. hshren'
atfDsbais. Msius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Every mother should have Afniea 4 on
LInimspt sl~sys 10 the house In case OF
accident from burns, scslds or bruises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

wl.a nsSy 80 slss. .. ss'. her c.s,~''A
Wien Oh. -s cAna abe srsd fOf c.s'o'iA
Wien .h. b.e.m. Ma. sAs slahs - c.'''r'''
ws.s Oh. A.A cAllir.a. Oh. gave tAs@ c.'''f'>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Canon f.uar csm- Ia thi- country for
. rest sni took sssy $4,000 lie viii
tske The ret on bis nett Wilt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

wbyl. Il. do 700 think. ths, oar yourg
unmarried ladies ~ the period u'e TOO
much powie-i We'll, the only rs,.on
Nr. J. can thick OF i,-in order that they
may ego 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

They hive gotten imp.,ient IN PhilsdeI-
phla AZ lss, and dsciisd that keelsy's mo-
Tor must 20. Dot IL doesn't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

-.Ma. this psp.r says there sre $3.50
bands OF mercy In this country. What is
4 hand of msrcyr "An sssoeiatiou Tor
charitable purposes. child" "Ohi ]
thousht it meant brass band that didnr
practice evening""
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

A clilisn oG Hop. lot. dropp' iced .
d.y or two sgo while waships his h'tcs
sni face. And yst some people will p'r'
sl.t ln fOoling with water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

The river At Paris. france. has been
stocked With American salmon. Poor
things They are ln-ssine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

yfTsi All nis siopp.d frre by Do Kiinss Great
Nsrvs Rssior~s. 80 ~. sftsr nsst days use.
Msrvsiou. cures. Trstiss md o. trial bottle
81. phtla. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

The farmers Of America created the
Uuited States, and they saved it when
threatened with dissolution. .-E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

rheumatism l. primarily eaa.'d BY seid-
ity ~ the blood. llood'- Narssp.filla
purinss the blood, aud thus cures tie dis
ease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

"a toll OF dumb bells" !. sn order sent
out from Ann Arbor. Mich. for the gym
nuium of the College
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

The msn who sIpsctorstss In the ladies'
waitipg.room surely Goes not expect TO
rate ~ O gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

"Gons hssf snd garbsgs. {" 4. the sign OF
q New York rsstsursnt tssper lie huldsd
better than be- knew.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

An exchange asks Why 90 many editors
are .ow-lsggsd. irs the weight of their
brains, sir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
csudl.u.s has passed.

CcstIvsness can be permanently cured
ny the use of Bsxtsr's Msndrske Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
rheumatism

We doubt n there IT, Or can -. 'peef
remedy for rheumatism. bat thousands nho
have suffered lts pains have been greatly oen'
sfted by IIood's sirsaparlilA II you have,
failed 20 end relief. try mi, great remedy
Il VAS arilcted With rheumatism twenty
year. Previous % is1 found no relief. but,
grew worse. and az one time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsapanlla DID me more good
than All the other medicine ] ever had
ur. nALoon. shirley Village, Mass
"Ihai rheumatism three years, and got no.
relief tiii I took IIood's SlrsapariiiA II hasl
done great things Cor me. ! irceommend u tol
others." LEwIs BURBASK. Biddeiord. Ne.
IIcods sarararilla ~ characterized oy
three recuilaniles 1T. the eorsb'"df'oH o'
remedial agents, 81. the PrOTorf'o"i d. the
procs. q securing the active medlelnAi
qualities. The result Il amedieine 81 UNUSUAL
strength. snec,ing cures liihero unhnorn',
Send for book eouialning additional e'idenee'I
"UOod's sifsararill- tones up nv systemi
cuft1es my hloosl. shaff Gus my a,fstIs. ann
'eenIs 10 uake me over" j. L. luohfsoss
Rsgi,fef u Decds. Lowell. Mass
"TIood'. s,rsaparilia beat. AZ others. and
i.x",th i,s ~s,xht IN rid. I" I. BAKKIsorCN
10 Blak street. New losk CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09


/ Couu,v. Name ara residence. Etpirs.
Fr.rkun, y 4 stN~,. sifoux. ls~
l f.i.czfsqat-, Tilss. ussssti. tssCfor. lss
l'.n,,i,-ssf, a. 4 rnrr. nsrsuf. ~
krun. A. usiwan, ~ sklshd. ".
Ar.-Ia.lk. Nransis tisrssr, utsutons w.
Ar,sif,as ss.ssiu. =. i.ssu tl-a,, ts~i.tsn. lsS
/ iinsstin. J. \ ussr e, rssn. -
| R.ns.t,.-e . .. nr tn~r,i. 4 Nistrrcp. -
Walsie. a. a. Is.bs,-.sa. frsssi.ss. 80
Ss.slss,.' !, = .,.S,,; ,sSs, iss iSf
-.s-st-hsss. q tleinrrsk. bruns-ics. ls,l
utslrt =. a ris~. Trb.harg.
Nuk : n tH,ssing. ,-ce ls.
~siii.s f-sf. t..sa Mi-nrV. No. Anson 80
"-' s,sssss Tnrs sr,rs coLilGE
Pre.ti.ni. n. 4 fsfusti os".'s
fs-fss.or VI Agiisai urv. Waller hAlsniine'
Orono
Nelson Ham. Of Le-is'on, vas sl'e,ed
President, and B~rj,min A. Bar. Of
R.rso,. Wee President. Mr.. 4. 4.
Olbsr,. The pre.eat able Secretary. IN
Der whose guidance the F.imer. lns'i'
iuie. are pro.psring 10 hasly, ws re-
elected for ihrve ysar.
Secretary Gilber, made the follosins
r,port Of the doing. q the Board. eesin'
niag With The autumn monih', " io!'
l0ws:
"In.tltuie work opened later iu The aa'
tumn than usual. - loCalitiss vsre not To
rsAiiusss q receive then, nor The m,m'
b. r. % ne Board 10 p'ep.fv for ,hslr part.
Ia AruO.iuok. H.. itutss have BEEN
hid st two poiut. Institutes have also
ns.n hem hsld In The faliusiug cpuuii-s
Audrcsc,,ggin. Fr.ukliu. CumnvFlsni. On
ford. p,uonscot. rlrcstsqnis, sud Wsldh
Oat 90 ~ appropriation iof th" lnsiii1t'-
net. " ths Stsis-si 600 oo-ihc sam ui
81 g-G - hs- bseu sxl-udsd.
Toe Iu.iituiss have nssu very success
III. Atn otime within The slx y,af, sincc
th.y have h.su hsld. have ~ hsf NOR"
cordlsi rscsptlon from The farmers. or
mon, sciive iuisfyst msnif,stsi. We eau
fsd ut uttl. u1tsid, hslp; oar Resources
in that difectiou srv sKtrvm~ly tmltei
". have b.su fortaust- Ia s-cafing The
...i.tauc- ~ Nj - Alsofd for iso l'c.
tuf,- We az tnsr. forv thrnsn ou oaf
80 resources. and the necessity % sdii-
tion.i ~ufs on N part vf svvry m' mnvf
\. cl~.fl, ssen. Ths rair has b-~n sst,o-
l.Asd, thsi 10 the pr.psrNiiou ior an To-
ri uis. a., locsl m.m,sr mu,t make all ne
o. essay Arfsugeuynts-
Aher bis rspoit = resolte OF commend
.'iot ~. ps,.'d by The Board. fo' ,he
.aicisnt ard .ucesssfal manner IN -hieh
the In.ii'uir. have ben eondue'sd; and
ihs S,er-isry ~.s instructed 10 "ssP-nd
Juring The eurrent yeA'. no, les ,h.n
ons-tslf The sam appropriated ior the
ln"rsi,.. IN the payment Of lse'ur.r'
md ....,i,i, -ho are not members of The
B1srl."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
W. DAVIS
.rAs .uuRrLErr.

Banker g. Broker.
DrALEis
Bonds, Bank and R, R. Stocks,
~ "a MAI. - nrss doors set Casa
Nsf.cs.i haHa.
Portland. uainc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Jusda.bls honieids-sIsishin girls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
Hoods SarsaparilIa

All. by All druggists tii six for IS. Mice
only by Z I. HOOD q CO. lowell Mass
100 posos Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
Professional Cards, dc.

AAOmey & Counsellor at Lac
Besisn. Mass.
Ro...aT.pds ~. a ss,- ssrsst
J.ss-.- : ""'a"r'
Attorney C Counsellor at Lar,
rmris. uaiae
sesl.l al stos si.ss - rss,A,' ni'l D'''
ssf Srss,.s
R''"sn a "s"ss''
CounSellOrS at Lac.
RaeLa-,d. us,"e
S,t.r, rub ., sss Osf,ri csasiy.
ero y m.erS @ " hsssa'
+. " "''"'
lttorsey G Counsellor at Inc,
Lsveu. ua,.-.
Rs."os . 'rs'"'-'
Attorneys &. cOunsslors at Law,
Norway. r.i"e.
n N thAtCt. -
.JO"s I" r"A'H.
attorney C Counselor al Ld'r,
pna-id. uain-.
sp.sI s,-a lsa sissa to rrOss,s ea'i''''
al Voii--iss
ppi.ox o.. uEaa ca.
attorney at Lac.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

NO, q we'd. .ir.-hu,h. This jury
shall no, be in.ul,ed by perjurer -
"c.ll tie ne,t witness"
Thi. |, why am keeping books in a
lunstic ASYLUM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-08
The French spollation Claims.

WAsHISGTos, Dec. THE Court of Claims
last May decided favorably to the claimants the
general principles applicable to the French
spohation claims Since then the government
has moved for rehearinR. and argument on this
motion has been going on for some two weeks.
Yesterday the court decided the motion against
The governments Judge John Davis delivered
the opinion. The general principles decided in
May are reaffrined, and the court considers In
detail other points. holding that a vessel could
not be legally condemned the single ground
that her crew aid not conform to French laws,
but the decisions of prize courts are not binding
on political departments of foreign governments;
that an appeal to the court of last resort in
France was not necessary TO the validity of the
spohation claims, because such an appeal would
have been useless or impractlcable and because
France did not require 1t a condition preee-
dent to recovery of indemnity The opinion
discusses the law Of nations, as applied to neu-
srsl rights and holds, generally, while reserving
particular cases for discussion upon their indi-
eidual merits, that the conduct of France to-
yard American commerce prior to 1900 was
Illegal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-08
Murdered by His Wife.

BUFFALO, Dec. IA deliberate and cold
blooded murder was committed in this city at
an early hour this morning. At about s O'clock
a boy rushed into the police station and stated
that man had been shot by his wife in the
rooms occupied by Emil Penseyres and his wife,
in the Miller Block. Officers Immediately pro-
ceeded to the place. They were met by a
woman who appeared TO be in a high state of ex-
element She said her husband was in a bed
room. A cloth had been nailed over the win
dow In the bed lay the body of Emil Pen
seyres, and bullet had penetrated his heart.
The shooting occurred at about 6 o'clock, accord
IDENTIFY lying asleep in bed when the murderess
fired the fatal shot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-08

Ct exactly. | am afraid the new consul
at Sheffield has but little business expert
snce, though at that poiut we just now
want man of experience and with some know
ledge OF the cutlery business. 1t will. perhaps,
be remembered that tremendous frauds have re-
Gently been unearthed by the special agents of
tie Treasury. at the instigation Of Senator Platt
of Connecticut, which ought to end In consign-
ing some of the dishonest importers to the
State prison. The differentiation Of cutlery
had got TO that point where honest importers
were literally pushed to the wall Since the in
vestieation aud exposure things have been going
on little better, but much has vet to be done.
Whether Mr. Benjamin Folsom Is equal to this
task or not don't know. 1t will need grit and
business capacity to watch and report on these
underveluations, and he won't find the consulate
at Sheffield he'd of roses, while the smoke, and
soot and fog thsre will play havoc with the light
bvercoat and tai collar