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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
Atrus sopy-AIt.st n. Q. DAVIS. Rssis,.

OxFoRD. ss-At . cour. OF froosis held a.
Paris, With nd for the cosnty Of OHiori %
the thlri Tsssdas OF Nov. A. ID. isst
n. n. CAREY, osNdisa % Mstsi v. and Leos
%. shyeF. minors. hssBE rTe-setsd hts seooun
Of saardlsnshlg Of taf wards fof allowance
Ordered. that the said Gusrdisn give notioe 10
ell psrsons Interested BY causing oopy of this
The oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that thsy
NAY appear 90 Probate C0aftto D. held % Paris
In sail COsnty. on the ttini Tuesday Of Dee
ne NJ. 90 oslosk In the f0feaoon ana shsw ease.
10 snJ they have why the same should not Dc
GRO, A. WILSON. Jsdrs.
Atrsseopy, atissti-H. q. DAyIs. Rsgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

A wRrrEK in The Hon, Farm wants
the nsHi legislature 20 rrpsAl The Az
requiring = rsl CT board on every bArbed
wire fence. In the West. The writer
say. The naked wire !. used wi,h0u, any
ssriOs, trouble. EIpeTisne- in this vieia.
i,y shows that TIE naked ~ifs i danger.
oas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

BELow j. The vote 90 Representative
10 Corgrsss ia the Ssoond D.s,rie'. a.
taken from the ofh,ial ,sbalaiioa BY the
Governor. Cogncl. I, looks a. ~ some
Of our voter. -ere little mixed Nell
son Disglsy. u. ls.lis: Aloszo GAree-
lon. $50 William T. Eas,is. 3.9i0 .
Joseph T. Lsdi. s (; Sebastian ;. Marble
In. Dinslsy. l 4; wm. Glover. ! 4; ia
cob A. Thurion, :; solomon x. Wid-
her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

Raw. WILLIAM BKrNroN Of the First
Psrsh Church. Brishion. Mass. Who i'
kno-a TO The readers Of the DENocEAr As
. frsqusn, contributor 20 is columns,
has accepted the call q the Cen,isl
Church. Yarmouth. Maine. and begun
bis duties there. The Church i ia
s.eiari.n snd liberal. and Mr Bruaion
Is in sympathy With the move 10 bring
Christianity Ogi Of hard aad aArrO- the
ologieal definitions.
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ever rabIl.hsi In ~ -ufii.
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Psfis. within and Cor The Coanty of Oxford
on The third raesisv Of Nov. A. ID. is>A.
tLlJAH WALkER. Adminisffst q on the
estate 81 john wslhsr, late OF Bfowun.li,
account % admiaistrsti0n % The estate of ssli
deoeasei for Allowance
OEDERED, that said Administrstos give notice
TO all persOns interested By causing copy Of this
the Otford Democrat, ssewspsper printed 81 Par.
10. that they may appear ~ Probate Court % be
held ~ Paris, In said county. 90 the third russ.
day Of Dec. nett, Al nias O'Clock IN The ioreooon,
aad show esnse, u any they have, uhy the sane
should not be allosed.
SEo. A. WILSON. Jsdge.
Atrus eopy-Attsst a. q. DAVIS. Register.
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,t,n A.. er.-iitos. 4 HiauuiC nfsssr. o.
i sumter. in ths Causy u osi1ri AL sat
a NaIas tasoltsnt nf1iof.-luu sfe hsfsuI soti
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u lie 4. n. 10 81 uirs otlprt Ia hs ifft'
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STATE or MAINE

oxrogp. as. PToB,rh coSr. Sovsabsr Tern
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The last Ninand festament n hiliicsnt j
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tferesf Ia saI state. tBly ssthsniicstsd
tsviag ties pressnisd 90 the Jafss Of frobats
for our sst Coaats OF Otfofi, fof The pufppse Of
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THIS MAN DIED

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III IL by he ~ % cheap. siultsr-
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HARpER's PERIODICALS.

The saiurns. q ths MaEasins tseia ufh ths Mem.
~. o. Iuns and ilsssnssf n cssh yssf. Whsa ~
tine u specified. sutscfiytioas sul tffin shh ~
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Illustrated " MutIss iissufus cIsso>i "ofesl
AMI iran lnilastres -eoutlnaed. "feeisl rfndiss.
" Dr. ~ 4. NV. further articles the Rsllsst
Iroblsm ~ compstfnf sfisrs sslies - iilastrs
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

WHAT A MousB Dm.--Did any one
ever Imagine thas q mousa could stop q
railway traing It seems b be impo 81
bic; nsyurthsless u vas dOns recently az
she tswn OF Oarpi, near M1danA, In
Italy. On the Itali&n railroads an cleo
trical apparatas, upon the departure Of
q train from any station, rings sin
strokes upon q gong a. the next statloa.
TIE station msaBeF e. Oarpi, hearing bis
RsnR Fi1R three strokes. where there
should be aix, Immediately came 30 the
conclusion that there vas something
wrong on the line, and ordered % the
electric signal Of warning. The train,
watch By this tine vas under full head.
way. cane 70 dead stop. Then began
q transfer % tsiagraphio messages. TIE
pisaeneeFE were anxtoas 70 knoW what
vas TIE mates. fhsy waited while the
messages we're sent back and forth. The
Inquiry established tbs fact that every
thing gas Fieht % The line. and the
train was ordered forward aftsg eouaid.
sFahis delay. Ths station master about
this tine the1ght Il might be veil 10
ioak iaaa hts gong. and there be found.
stuck fast between The oogs Of the elec-
tFie apparatus q pooE, little moose. The
unhappy animsl had happened 30 b In
she interior Of She clock when tt ~saTnoh
enc, aid do9n be attempted b run,
bat WAs eanRht b. the Rurdsroaa
wheslA His little body vas big enough
30 stop the wAols apparatus and, eonss-
aaantiy, the whole tram - we'll.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

FOoD Roa sTUnExm.-Ths notioa tha 3
eaoss Who W0Ek only With their brains
n-ed lees food than those Who labor
With thsif ha1ds has been che cause 81
unaold mischief. stadants and literary
msa have often been the victims Of .
slsw stAEvAtioa from this ignorAnes Of
tha fast that mental lahaE cauaes q
greater waste q tissue than muscular.
Absorbing 10 careful estimates. three
houru % hard studg wear cot the BODY
more than . whole day a. she anvii OF
on tha farm. Wiakoat phosphorus
no thoaRht,r Il q German saying. and
the oonsumption af thal ESSENTIAL in
Rrediena Of tha brain ineReABes In pro
poFiion 10 the amoant of labor which
sha erRan q required % perform. The
Gear aud tear o. the hrMin are EASILY
measured hy careful examinatioa q
the salts in liquid ssarsiions. The tn
poFtAncs Of soc bEaia sa q working
organ u shown b ne amoant 81 blood
IL resolves. Which b proportionAtelJ
greater than thai of any paFa Of the
body. Ons afth of the blood goa 70
ths bFAin. thooRh iis average weiRAt ia
saly csc fortieah the average WeiGht o.
she BODY. THIS fact alone w0ala BE-
sancisnt 30 prove thai brain workers
nssd mora foad and better food than
meehAniea aud farm lAboresn. -Sosrlaf
n CasssistFE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

That "LArgs Oaks iFsm Littls AeoFns
Grew" is fully sxsmplinod Ia ths Fo-
maFkable Growth Of the insurance bad
ness Of A. cELnEno 4 %. About fouF
years arc tnay commenced doing bust
ness with feU small oomDaniea. Thsy
nov havs The Agency q Z IaRRs linz q
InauFance companies both native ana
foreign, InelodinR the flFsman's Fund
Of San FFanetsso, (ths Largest Paaiae
OoAst Company, and the 0uaRdiaR a
Londcn, which has tie largest Paid an
capital Of any Fire InsnFanss ooG-
pAny 10 the world. They also repre-
asns the INITIAL Banaas IAfs Innnr-
ancs Osmpany o. Newark, Nee Sesssy,
one Of tie oldest and nogl Fsli-
Abie life eompaaios in the world; the
Aeoident Department 81 she PaelAo Ma
t1al Life Company, Of san Fransisoa,
Walsh issues tie simplest and hasa 60
etdsnt policy Of any company IL The
URited STATES and zoe Marine DspaFi-
msnt Of the RiFsmAn's Raad. Of San
Franchises. eo38
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

suDDEN DHATH-A telegram vas re.
osivsd from San Francisco yesterday
afternoon announcing that Mrs. Bar
CESS Hall. sister Of Robert 7. Flynn, OF
this city, had died In that city
on Wednesday. Mrs.. Hall formerly
resided with her husband 10 North
seattle, but for some time past
they have lived on Q homestead At
Cars Lnlet. neaF Colby, 10 kitsap
County. A few weeks ago Mrs. Hall
learned that her sister vss dangerously
III in San Francisco, and hastensd 70
her bedside 10 comfort and relieve her.
She wrote her husband that her sister
vas better and that she would return 20
Seattle By the Qusen, and the next
heard fFOm her Gas the message that
she was dead. The telegram was re-
osived By . gentleman named Luke
Hale, WHO as once chartered the
steamer Helen to carry bsm over 30
Carrie Inlet that be might break the
nsSs 10 Mr.. Hall
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

WHY TaK BRIDoB Was DELkrKD.-
Here IL 3 good story thai Lady Brassey,
the irrapFessible, got in OonstAntinoplS:
I'VE vent down a. far as the French
bridge. over which the contractor Loot
an immena- lot Of money In the follow
ing manner: The bridge vas 10 have
been finished bv q particular day, bot
the conifaotoE fo1nd that this would
be impossible with Turkish woFkmen
unless be WORKED day and night. This
he obtained leave TO do, and the neces.
BsRy lights aud torches were supplied
ct tie Sultan's expense. All went we'll
for q time, tiil the unfortunate con-
tractor was told that be must open the
bridge 50 let q ship from the dockyaFd
bridge was hniahed. He said it was
utterly impossible, as be would have
to pail everything down, and it
place the soafoldtng and pile driving
Marine and Finance. They said: II
the Sultan says Il must be done Il must.
OF wo lose our places. II not our heads.'
So the ship came out 81 cost Of . little
over &i00,000 and delay Of THREE
ueutus IN VIC eompioa9n Ot tne ogtoAes
all because The Sultan found bis small
son crying In the harem one day, the
ehild's grief being that. though be had
been promised 10 be made an admiral.
he eouid not see bis Gag hoisted on his
particular ship fFo@ the nursery win
dows. So large iron clad vas brought
out from the dock yard and m0oFed In
front Of Dolmabagtoheh 90 crafty his
infant mind. thus causing enormous In
oonvenienoe 10 the whole town for
months. 10 say nothing OF the waste Of
money, Of which the Sultan paid very
little, and for the los Of which, ]
imagine, be csred gtill lsss."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

Mr.. d. L Nilsoxaon. 81 HOsss OAys.
Nv, says be vas for many years badly
afflicted With Phthisie. aise Diabetes;
the pains we're almost unenduFabls,
and would sometimes almost throw him
into oonvalaiona. He tgled EleotEle
BitisEs and Rot relief from GEst boatis,
and afleE taxing six bottles Was entirely
cure !, and bad Qained In deah aiHhsean
ponnda. says he positively believes he
Qoold have died bad u nos ben for
TIE Eelief afforded b. Electric BittsEa.
sold IL 50 esnta bottle By A. B. srEw-
AR. aeS d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

Parties RsinR East ahOuld aafi On w.
Van waters. eGant Oannaiam Pneina
Railway, before eloaing bargAins faF
tickets. Rates lover thnm tho tswaat
Parties ssndinR fol fKiamda can dapnmit
thatF money with ne and I Win anle-
graph Ne delivery 81 q tinhes q ny e.
penass thms saving tinse ana eMpEnsamaa.
Ihe Canadian Paaiao 3 the ahoFiaIt
and most difeet Fouts - ell oaslorn and
eg1theaslern points, sash AZ Momeraml,
Nsw f0rk. Chtoaao, 81 Psnl and "a
points ssuth o. easi % S. Paul. Thi1
la he bssi buiif and best eauipps6 line
u AmeFiea- katire train Funs thRl uah
frcm TIE Pael1o ~ lhe Atlantis wi1t0u1
o1anRe 81 cara No eXira charge fng
eeo0nd aiasg sieepars. Tbs soenaEy ia
elsnaed With the grades b ihe wogld,
coupKiaina msu1iaina. iakoa. RipanI,
foseela. RinniaEM. Ganya1s and baamiiesa
landa1apes.
Exeafslonisia can aisays easoi iaFQs
nasinG - pasranaEina this pewulmr rosie.
kaii iafofmatten seaaEdiDR raian. ttma.
aeoornUodallcus el1', froEiY obfalna6
b mppiyiMa 10 W. Vas WhEMmR
Ps1ssnRaF and HreiRhl Aeans foe Pa
go 1ound n Us
Omss. VEL. Fargo q CAS- hnHalnu.
peatlla, " = eaA4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

IN COSDFrIoN OF AEFAEhs At Poz1
1AaAxlS.-A gentleman FROM Pori
.iAAe'y, uho 10 not IN The employ Of
mia company, 10 speaking Of the
s@@.a.aloa % saaira AZ thai piaos, said,
- strike ubieh took plans on Tues
nosntne vas All q mistake, and uas
pee By a loo Of interfering sGtsa-
-. ron the outside. Many Of the
-. sno cult work 6scaass they we're
-. - q ~ Others did not know the rua-
ies whtSh they quit. and mAny 81
-. are nov an9ksua 30 % 90 wofk
aasA Oaptain kentan il a vFrv In
-. - nan. and had bis employees asked
- eeops The ten hoar system any
49, A.tes the PaRea NH Company
eesea u Tor thsir employees he wonla
aoee -. However, BE- did adaut
sAaoat an applioAtioa being naas
- y sas employees. 50 that cuts no
WV h tAa strike. IA a~s9,s - 49,.
-. tes men Ia their employ uho
-. - llieehaef makers. and who wess
f.-etly trying - create q feeling %
s.setnt u The miada % Tie men, ana
-. sssst tAAt thinga might move alonR
r-~.r = tneY Save Ia thu past Capt
- ~...a ordered two OF thrrs 81 tnsss
e,s and mischief mixers dis
- Is vas this which Induced
- q We eomuan lAhofsrs 70 refaSs
: " uefk "a Tuesday. Oas bali q
49, @aa has bsea Faanlng eVer since.
49,. - Seols mill vii START tonorras
,,.s.aAs EaFniERl thc company havtne
- eaea9a mep % carry on ths
aed Withoat rrsortinR u Cbtuesr
49, eiioeF. fhs strikers have hsea
- g tall toa cent, ana haVs hee1
- y Vaests tas eaeias Which Are
i-.s,ea ne emplsyes Of tbe eampaas
49, tenl ~ thAt they aaay - scea.
pefanDs who Are woskiag g,,r
49, -.psay. Il ths notios Il not cavs.
49, VITA today tha naseaaary SER,
.Akea % So thss miG Thsrs
r.ssssA Z AnY tamily aaan ananR -
- = y roasihia that aonse a
49,. sas struck viii ta tAksn task
~ - eEapiqys bal rert afnly "a ma
- zlseAisf 1akgna aritatas -
-, Y tee ssnsslssa asFlka has eel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

Yea cannot aaoEd - uasas tine IN
expeEimentinR uhen year isnaa are Ia
danger. ConEamptlou always seema ~
hrsf, ouly . cold. Do not pegnit any
deaieF % impose upoo y0a With some
cheap tmttali0a 81 De. kin0'a NsW DIS
e0vsTy foR Conaampaia1. Ouaahs and
Colds. bat b sare zoe 80 The ee1uine.
heoa1aa ~ can SAKE more pEn63 Be
may tell Yea be has a0matnin9 tusi ~
COED, % lest The sAma. Deal he d.
calvea. baf iasis1 upoa RNttina DE-.
KinR'n Mes DtseoseFy, wAinh 10 auarAn.
teoA % give Feiisf h ell Thruat, LarR
and Chagt aGeeitu1a. 1EfAf bu1t1oa fFas
81 A. n 6xEwAMF'M ae6 d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

AT THE 0FEHA HOUsE--ToaiRht tbs
EakeEt- LslghtOn Masioal Comedy Com
pany viii appear a. FryS's Opera House
for the Grst time. Ths ViotsFia papers
apsAk In complimentary teFma Of this
company, aud eentleuaan who attend
ed one Of the performances q that
place, in speaking Of u said "fhe
music loving psopla Of Seattle Who
favor this company With THAR patronage
viii be agseoahly disappointed, ~ the
musical portion Of she program h coed,
and Miss LSaiss Laighion Is q most
charming and graceful singer and
actress The QaAEtstte singing ia also
first alaaa"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

Coon WonK.-J'hs wildwood is q
small steamer. bas hiss good power, end
can DO considerable vork 10 . short
apans OF time. % Saturday niaha che
Seattle 81 Pert GAMBLE. Returning she
there she procesded 90 OlymBia and
toWNd boom sf lees from J. Q. Mlis'
eamp 10 Seattle. for SsetsSR a Post. ar
FiNina hare on IueadaS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

W. p. Born 4 %. ara Offering bsau.
titai BID glove thia saassn, ~The Ar
aAda." tive battana. fer 81 60 No laay's
e. Rsntlenau.e toilet ia eompisto With
oai . vel nltina pair % gloves Being
sole aReata In seattle for ths esnnins
IssaeR gloves. they eadeaVsf e 90
snes % hsep full slpplg n Al lengths
and aha9ea. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-26

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