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The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31

Under the administration of our reformed
postal service it took nearly week for Col
lector Anderson's report of the Sisters
seizure to travel from Portland to Washing
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
C.Tx ADvERTIsEmENTs.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
April IT, 1886. !
NOTICE is hereby given to all householders,
~ that all applications for cleaning privy-
vaults, should be made as early as possible, that
the delay which usually occurs later in the season
may be avoided. All applications for emptying
privy vaults, left at the Office of the Deputy Mar
shals City Building will have immediate attention.
BY order of the Board of Health.
apr17dtf GEO. G. BURGESS, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
Reception Hall, Portland, on Thursday, June 3, 1885,

at 2 o'clock p. m for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Representative in Congress to be
supported at the September election, and trans
acting any other business that may properly come
before it.
The basis of representation will be as follows:
Each city and town will be entitled to one dele
gate, and for each seyentyfiYe votes cast for the
Republican candidate for Governor in 1884, an
additional delegate, and for a fraction of forty
votes in excess of seventy-fve votes, an additional
delegate The district Committee will be in ses-
sion at the Hall at o'clock on the afternoon Of
tie convention for the purpose of receiving the
credentials of delegates.
Per order Republican District Committee.
ANDREW HAYES, Chairman.
S. W. JUNKINS, Secretary.
Portland, Me-, May 3. 1886.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
S. W. JUNKINS, Secretary.
Portland, Me-, May 3. 1885.

Apparently the bride of President has no
rights which anybody is bound to respect
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
Police Notice,

yK,HE regular monthly meeting of the Police Ex
amining Board will be held at the Common
Council room. in the City Building, on TUESDAY
EVENING, June 1, at 7.30.
my25dtd E. B. WINSLoW, Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
THE PRESS,
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81.

We do not read anonymous letters and commun-
cations The name and address of the writer are
n an cases indispensable, notnecessariiy for pub
lication but as a guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not USED.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
To Contractors.
DIRIGO ROOFING COMPANY

Builders should investigate as to the Roofing
Material manufactured by the Dirigo Roofing
co. 1t is tidy in appearance; durable with proper
care for half century The roofing for 100 feet
costs So rs. DeljUered 9Citholtt freight charge
at any point in Maine with railroad or steamboat
connections. 1t is the most valuable roofing ever
invented for the price Just the thing for cottages
Send for circular. Address DirigO II oofng Co.,
Steeu Falls, Me. apr26eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
There was around them sucha daw
OF light mere seen before,
AS fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore!

Their mothers and daughters, whose pres
ence transfigured them, were fashioned by
their master, and learned their lessons of
household wisdom and goodness at His feet.
Some of them still live to bless the world; a
few of them are here today; but the larger
number long ago were joined to the more
the blessed kingdom meek of joy and love
and there may we be so happy as to see them
again face to face.
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
DISTRICT CONVENTION,

The Republicans OF the First Congressional Dis
trct are invited to send delegates to Convention
to be held in
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31
y. 40. IL. is. Coupons,

COUPONS on 1st mortgage bonds Of Portland
" & Ogdensburg Railroad Co., due January LIST,
1886 will be paid June lst, 1856 by SAMUEL IL
ANDERSON, Receiver, on presentation at r. 4
o. r. II. once, in Portland. my22d2w
The Portland daily press., 1886-05-31

STrGOR AGH.
First-cIass storage for Flour, Fish,
Cotton and other merchandise in the
Portland Sugar House. Warehouse re-
ceipts given. Otis Brothers elevator.
Lowest rates Of Insurance. Apply to
Us. DOUGLASS, Agent,
ivl4dtf No. 29S Commercial Stree.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
HEBRON

The attendance AZ church sabbath day
was large, the dlcourse very Interesting,
aud the appropriate mrsicai selections
rendered ctcslleuily
10 the Afternoon the Ssbbath sch Dol sas
reorsanir.i. ani The following Officers
chosen \. l.. CushmAn. superintendent ;
n II Stuftevant. Assistant, q W. Cush'
man. Chorisieri |. T.. Dsarcs, Secretary
Chlldren's Day will be observed Jauc 20
and 1, Il hoped all will be prcseot
Prof whitney aud family, ~ Boston,
have come for the summer.
Mrs whitman has returned.
Recent visitors to the place Mrs. Irish
Of Buckd,lj; Mrs Russell 90 East samner f.
Mr.. Stinehnsli. plano tuner, Auoutn Fred
4. Hammond, Paris illll. now medical stu
den At brunswick; SIR. Alifich OF Free
port, In the third years course of the
Tschnologlcsl Ins,itate. Boston.
N. N. Everett. E.q raised foriy'nse
dollar. a. token of sympaihy 10 MI
Glover In the lo.. 20 bis horse; more
would have been given hal the people eeeu
able.
Frank Pike q. very sick With the measles.
Mr Everett, has collected forty nse dol.
lar. for Bert Glover 20 r,compsnse him In
part Tor the lOss OF bis horse ani show The
Kindly sympathy of bis nsighbors.
Paul Howe Il Improving 80 be walks
shout his room.
Mr.. Caleb Benson has been qllis sick.
Mr. and Mrs Watkins are visiting ~
Joe. Cummingss. Paris lllll.
l.. ID. will nnd plenty OF farmers here 10
help him biz the crow. l. =. Bampus i
planting some OF nj. corn for the third
time, and many Others have planted twice.
AMI s,lll the evil bird comes. II he has
one re,ieemlng quality, IL Il not Known
here. G
SoricE-As there IL no hotel In lie
brou, and assurances Tor "a Immense
,hroug OF friend. AMI patrons of the instl'
tuition become more encouraging - The
grand commencement day draws nesr,-
so let al who have not made provision,
and desire any accommodation 10 regard
10 meal. or lodging. engage board al once
wherever there may b. room. some houses
aud stables are entirely sp)ksn fJr. With
no room for one more -iuy slshlng fe'
served seats for the concert 10 he church.
can secure them by applyins A. once ~
W Lowell Bonrsy Admission, &c and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. ChAs. Psarsous Il suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever, from which u
Il feared she may not recover Her has'
band and Mrs. llOdgdon, her daughter are
quite H.
Now for The irst time Ia seven years has
the full family Of Emersou Kilgore been
together. n comprises Mr.. and Mrs. XII
gore and their four sons-Ilenry, Herbert,
Webster and Sammle; four sons OF which
any parents might well be proud. when
few years sgo. they len their home to
an positions abroad. none we're married :
bat fortune has smiled on ihem-as u Al.
WAYS does on the dlllgcni and steady and
now none except one are single.
TIE work on Norwsy's ws,er.works IL
rapidly progressing aud IL now looks a.
though NorSAy village may, by TAI, have
the privilege OF drinking water which by
those living pear the Psureseewassee. IL
considered hardly suitable IN wash cloth
Ing ins Yet u IL barely possible that the
''dung hills" may be Induced 20 furnish .
otter FOR those who tried 90 make them pay
FOR bringing the water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
MENlCO.

Jarvis W. Richards has gone 10 Mime.
soia for six weeks visit; he has sons. .
daughter. brothers, aud other relatives
there.
Lewis II. Reed was chosen delegate 10
the County Convention oar caucus was
largely attended AMI quite q division OF
.suiimeut shown evidently the feeling
xss on the candidates glr Senator and
County Attorney. Reed Il supposed ~
isvor Ps,tenglil sni Sissrrs i mighi have
pot In = claim fOr The Senatorial nomins'
tiou. had Il DOT BEEN Tor strong ASSURANCES
received that the nomlna,lon Tor Governor
should be given the. Perhsps Mr. Doiwel
can rul the machine.
Henry W Park was presented With The
two volumes OF "Blaiue's book by bis
three oldest ehllireu--s birthday present..
Mrs Geo. n Gleason has been corfned
% her bed some days; i now qniie sick.
Mrs y :. DelanO IL under the docor's
care John 2. rsombly Z. up aud galn'
lng
Josiah A. Jaikins l. visiting hsresbouis.
Mrs.. ElmlrA Jlnklns with children IL
visiting her father and mother.
Joseph Eimnnts OF Auburn. With vile
ant child, l. visiting relatives heresbouis
lie lost an arm Al Spo,tsylyanls was with
the Flf,h Maine AZ the battles OF Glendale
And Gaines Mills was one OF the fam.
ous squad % twelve. or ihereabouts, that
captured - many prisoners under The
Democratic candidate for Governor The
wisdom % The Democratic Convention In
making the Colonel q candidate Tor Gov.
eruor Il much questioned by number OF
his OLD party associates. One, q Green.
hacker, l. very bitter Ia bis opposition.
George 81. Atwood, ESQ, OF the DkN.
OcRAr. accompanied by bis wife called
here last Thursday.
Albert Root. Boston horse shoer, for
merry OF Dlxneld. with his wife favored us
with q short call. They had been
nshiug. and had two boxes OF pretty good
sired trout with them.
Fay Weeks took = pouni and BALI
trout out OF Swim River one day last
week.
VIII Porter has caught cold; for Few
DAYS has been hardly able 20 speak.
fear Col Edwards will Wish be had
not allowed the Democracy OF Maine 10
f.h FOR votes on the strength OF his mill.
tsry record. very little democracy will
leayeu q large amount OF military glory
bring the pairio, down TO It's own hated
place. g.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
DIyFIELD.

The weather IL due. The country never
looked more beautiful than now. The ire
quent rains. aud warm SUI, have made our
village charming.
Miss Mary Dillingham; OF Minneapolis,
and Miss Anna Mitchell, aud Albert Root
aud wife, OF Boston, are visiting friends
here.
10. Austin died At the residence OF his
bro,her.in.law, w. 4. Chase, June J.
frank Stanley and John II. Trask went
TO Lewiston 10 attend the Republican State
Convention.
Newton Stowell, who has been on the
sick list, Is slowly Improving.
Our pulpit Was supplied three sundays
last month by Rev. DIR. sheldon or Water
VILE. The first Sunday In June by the un'
itarian missionary from Salem. Mass, MI.
Bean; he presched very inspiring sermon
and left as much encouraged, and there IL
a meeting Friday night To make arrange
ments 10 repair our church.
The "Young whitneys," OF Canton, q
base ball club composed OF little boys,
played q game with an equally small nine
AZ Dlrneld Saturday. The Canton club
came OF victorious and Carl Ellis went
home with bis nine feeling that life was
full OF pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
DENMARK.

Lillian smith has gone - Cornish 10
work 10 millinery shop.
Eugene Tibbli,s and VIII frteman
caught Two handsome strings OF trout cut
OF shepard River In Brownnsli. one day
lsst week
Qalie number from this town, attended
the graduating exercises AZ fryeburg on
"Wednesday tie ,ih. also Al Bridgton, Fri
dav. the ilih.
Mrs. RrAnk Riggs IL visltlng a. her par.
entail homc--Wm. Beans
The children say Wild strawberries
are qaiie plenty In the pastures AMI neiis.
think I could tame few OF them II i
could Cod them.
Wssiie. voyages, child OF F.E Jeweit.
died quite suddenly Taesiay nlght,whilc In
att
J.. y. Smith IL the champion man OF this
town. because he sells The Champion now
iug machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
BRYANTs POND.

George w. Rldlon Is making quite er.
tsnslye repairs on bis barn. putting 10 new
slll. aud changing the roof III III. Cash
msn 4. doing the work.
The big bear has arrived la town again /
e. II. Bs.se tracked bin through his pas
ture few days ago lie has two traps
set FOR bfuln on Pcrham Mountain.
Klngman PcrhAm has nnely matched
pair OF twin calves. They are worth keep
ing-bclng OF gooi color and marked st'
sctiy alike.
Prof l. y. Cummlngs's family OF Tx
bridge have arrived a. Albion l.. Coles.
Joseph r. Kavsnsgh, % Sorwsy. IL TO
work 10 the JOB ONCE OF A. ". Chase 4
Co
Alden Case. E,q h. BEEN on 4 vlsl,
Ia Augusis. this week, 20 attend the Maine
Farmers. Almanac Convention.
T. stephens he. been 10 Boston twice
lately buylng goods. and now has a. good
variety "a select from . eau be found In
. ooguiry store.
Or R.nkin 1. KEEP, quite busy. In fact
he h. = good practice here and i meet
log with excellent success. No physician
ever settled here who obtained more fully
the confidence AMI esteem % the people,
aud the doctor IL every way worthy OF IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
THE WORLDS FAIR.
EUROPE. ASIA. AYRicA, SoRrii AND sourii
AMERICA. ALL USDER Sly ACRES
oF SSow.wIIITE TESrs.

OF all shows at present on the road,
none can boast . greater celebrity than
this excellent combination. la the nrst
place the manager. whose enterprise has
become q household word throughout The
continent, has never 10 single instance
committed any breach OF faith with the
public. This fact coupled with the In
trlnslc merit OF the entertainment, ls quite
sufficient 10 explain why II Is that Doriss
Circus never falls, either 10 town or eoun'
try. 10 draw vast audiences, and what IL
better, TO please and satisfy them. The
Circus Company this year IL considerably
strengthened aud augmented by the ser
vices OF all nrst-class artists on the con-
t.nent-and their performances are strik.
ing and noyel-calculaied 70 throw young
people into ecstscies, and to produce Won
der and admiration Ia the minds OF those
OF insurer years. Already the excitement
OF this great show that Is TO be In Lerlsfon
on Thursday, june ~, is making ITSELF
manifest among our citizens. Eysryoody
IL making preparations TO go and TAKE ai
their children. Too much cannot be said
70 urge people 10 attend this show u they
desire 10 see the largest and nnest Menag'
erie, Circus and Theatre combined. You
viii positively see the great and only bare.
back rider, Mr. James Robinson, troupe
OF twelve brswny Turks, Turkish knife
throwers, troupe OF French bieycllsts, 81.
berlan roller skaters, the best male and
female bareback riders, more gymnasts,
more acrobats. strongest men AMI strong
est women, twenty champion leapers,
champion hurdle riders, champion lady
nye-horse riders, lady aerislists, lady wire
walkers, lady and gentlemen trsp,k, per-
formers, female snake charmers, whole
family OF giants, male and female, q whole
family with giant feet, seven funny clowns,
dsus OF rare and Wild snimals, performing
elephants, performing black and white
camels, troupe OF trick s.alllons, grand
street pageant, open dens OF performing
Wild animals, exposed free on the public
streets. This will be the most gorgeous
street demonstration ever given. The
splendid and classic entertainment IL Who'll.
llyexempt from the inelegancies and coarse
ness too frequently permitted In most tent
exhibitions. In this great show there 10
nothing ever presented that gentleman
would hesitate 10 bring his family to Wit
ness, or the most exscting take sxcep-
ton 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
WIISONS MIIIS.

An sutsrtAiumeut and treat Was given
~ he scholars a. the school house, Thurs
dsy evening". consisting OF recitaiiors, dec
lAuaiious. music Aui plays. IL Was very
crefltablc 90 both teacher aud scholars.
Ashton wilson celebrated bis seven
teenih birthday with = SATURDAY evening
party. which WAS pleasant for the youpg
people
WAlrr BuckuAm has come back from
The drive. with lame foot
Horace Bennett i making preparations
90 tuli house.
Treachlng a. The middle school house,
Yesterday. by Rev Mr. Haley; an excellent
sermon. repleie with lessons FOR Is all
The Berlin Mills Company have their
logs al through the Magslloway Dam q,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
ALBANY.

Our farmers are expecting large crop
OF hay. ant some are anxious 10 sell tneir
OLD bay 20 make room FOR the new crop
Austin Hutchinson has recently hauled
several tons % Norway village.
Several Of our people are planting LIZA
beans FOR canning. thinking II may pay
better than sweet corn.
Miss Barker OF West Bethel IL teaching
In Dlst No. I. a. the Corner.
Runners are out amer wool, Offering ~
cents per 10.
Lambs are selling for a. 30 TO s.; good
beef. seven dollars per hundred dressed
weight
calvin Cummings IL surely married,
ana be ard Newton G. Moore united IN
giving their friends . reception last week.
Al The town house. About 40 were pres
ent.
Ell. Foster Is doing blseksmiihing a.
well A. farming.
Our people are msndlng their ways this
reek. IL ought 20 have been done Iona
sgo. our highways are very rough ,n''
spriug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
OXFORD.

&c. Small. dentist, has been stopping
at the Lake House.
The services at the Cougl church viii
be held in the morning instead OF ai y NJ
A. formerly. .
Mrs. and Miss Corning, OF Conneetieai,
viii occupy Mrs. Kei,h's house during the
summer.
Mr. Ellsworth OF Avon has moved TO
the Colby wardwsll place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett OF Pownh have
been visiting relatives In town
Miss Ssn OF New Jersey Is Wishing
friends here.
Married-At Bridgton, June 81. by rev.
Chas. &. Cummings, Emerson Bennett 10
Bell Cannon. both OF Oxford.
Some OF our people will attend the Con
gregsiionsl Conference n 0lesh' uhis
week.
strawberries are coming into market
very One ones at twenty-five cents for Two
boxes.
on Wednesday evening . strawberry
and ice cream festival Was held at the NJ.
X. yestry, with select readings and music.
Some fiseen or twenty dollars were re-
alfred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
r. WATERFORD

The Waterford boys played game OF
base ball a. Harrison The Afternoon OF the
sth with The Harrlson second rlne aud were
beaten. 80 % 10.
George l. llilioE went 10 Lewiston last
week 20 see his brother, who l. very sick
with consumption.
A ]. Patterson ani wife are stopping
with Mrs LIBBY. Mrs. P.'s sister.
Mrs. Augslins NJ Ssniorson, OF Bethel.
l. visiting her sou. Leroy VI SAnderson.
Evs NJ Johnson Il teaching In the Her.
sey nelghbOfhood. her own district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
PORTER.

Warm aud dryi rain IL very much
needed. The hay crop will be light II We
do not have rain shortly.
Samuel Billings. Que OF the old men OF
this town, Is very low. having had an apo
pleciic rt the past week; his recovery IL
doubtful.
samuel Brooks met with . very severe
accident on Tuesday. While at work In
his mill In STOPPING over TO pick up q
piece OF board his vest caught on . shan
and he was carried over H. Ills clothes
were all torn on, and he Was very severely
injured, but no bones were broken. Hut
for the timely assistance OF Joseph Doug.
lass. who was =, work with him, he must
have been Killed.
Through the blunder OF the telegraph op-
orator news Was received here that Mrs.
VIM. Redion OF Boston. formerly OF this
town, WAS dead. IL was q severe shock
10 her many friends In this Vicinity, and
they we're very happy when II Was contra
dicted. She IL very sick. bot hopes arr
entertained OF her recovery TO health
again. J. l.. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
CENTRE LOWELL.

Abou, so persons from Lowell attended
The graduation Exercises atfyeburg Aead-
smy. on June 4. Three OF the class are
from Lowell. The exercises were of
high orier OF merit, but the particulars
We leav. for your Pyeburg oor:'spon'
dent
wIlil,m Pingr,e. formerly OF this town,
l. now landlord Of the fryrburg House.
Mr.. Pingree i the right man for the place
Any one will nnd there . wtll.spfcid Ia
bic, good accommodations. and courteous
treatment Tn- custom OF the house. IL
Increasing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
NEwRY.

Mrs. Everett Hsmmons OF Minnesota. Il
home on visit; she Is the daughter OF Or
rln Foster. Esq. OF this town.
Mrs. n. 4. baker and daughter have
gone 10 llarpswell To spend few weeks
a. the sesshOre. They are stopping with
Mrs. J. NJ. uannaford. . sister OF Mrs.
Bakers. The daughter, who has been an
invalid for over ayeAr, II Il hoped may
fud the SCI air q good tonic.
T.. II knspp has caught bear In The
same trap that caught the COW.
Foster started his meat cart last Mon
day; he goes 10 Bethel aud the Lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
FRYEBuR0.
Miss 4. s. Evans has returned amer au.
other years work among the colored peo-
= L. ..nl. ILL. ~

Miss \. 8. Evans has returned amer au.
other years work among the colored peo'
pie In Louisville. ny.
Amos Ward died last week. sfier q short
lilness, at the the age Of &c. The greater
part OF his life bad been spent In this town.
Mrs. Cyrus NOVEL; Of Portland IN visit
log her sister, Mrs. ID. l.. Lsmson.
Mrs Weymouth OF Grafton, ". ii Il 1T
her fathers, Gerry Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Perlcy IL ~ william brad
lsy's.
Miss LIrlie shirley came nom pcr,lsnd
TO furnish music Al the graduation tner'
ci,es.
+. souiher has spep, rev dsys ~l,h
bis aunt. Mrs. Bafro~s.
The graduation exercises OF the Acafe'
my on Tuesday sforted much pleasure To
the large audiences present forenoon. AZ.
tefnoon sud evening. The twenty.
member OF the Clsss Of sc each had part
and there were no failures. All were good
enough for special mention. The sdif' =.
In the evening was given by Prof Joseph
G. Picksrd Of the Illinois State Universliy,
prCspipf OF this Academy In lsiI-s. Ills
subject Was Oratory. A. the close OF the
address be returned ~ his old scholars
present compositions written by them
nearly forty years ago Mf. Richardson
announced that The Darfows prizes for
general Improvement were awarded ~
Fred 81 STILES aud Miss \ Z. Weston.
with honorable mention OF John l. Sheid
and Matte Howe.
The following was the programme of the
exercises
Mu.,e. Mln,A rcase.
raiuiaiory-rieiures without frames.
kliiAee'h hroS min, y Ms,pn
H ,, w ro,ss =, ro''' Carrie Maud. ro,,ls
Inventions on The Nineteenth century.
Preston nsrn.- walker.
Music. A. l.. shirley, ,. =. shesid.
'"' Matt. Maria Harrington.
Ilor,noe Nightingale. Mollie Lenore May he~.
ssn.aine. Ss.ns owe Andfe"'
william Gerry Morgan.
Music Matte and Mabel farring ton
The Ihliircn's Crusade. Mari Eyelys hntlell.
one summet's bay. Alice Winifrei ilich'
Window Jalis Ann Thoms.
builders, Charles Prank Dsinai.
Nnsic Leah NJ nafker. Settie %. Andrews.
fieliiy 10 the Minor Things. q key 20 the
Greater and the ercaie-i, 49,,
ISs asrbls stand. wAiuas. asy Abeoii-
WI u Pay Alan Linooln shirley
Music. Quarieue
Over the Alp. Ne, Italy.
FANNIE barker Hubbard.
On Ch0cosua. sarah Abilene I.ofi.
Two Powers, Charles fsfley LIBBY.
Class TtERCisrs.
Muslc, tlass Vasftteue
ease History. Mar isfro~s
Fem IVA bell walker.
Nu.ir Niss llGEie a. shirley.
Ofaticn John Eihs ~hesid.
Prophecy, kuih Eastman hoftln'
Music. lass -ohk'
ysisiietory- In Higher Eiocs
tion ~ Women. MARI 0cofge scaNsy.
Comforting Diplomas
LIBERALIZATION