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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

practically on The ground OF equslixlng
schools Now II should be remembered
that an Act passed the last Legislature En-
pressly authorizing the municipal oiieers
Ia tqaAilfs schools a. provided by The
town system. wishou, impeaching, In
this article. any act OF our experimenting
school Committee. | will close BY saying
that the town system IL anything but sat
lsfActOry IN the people OF this town.
Emma Lowell Il visiting friends al Farm
iugton.
Al Monk came near losing by sickness
bis Jersey COW. that he paid seveniy.nss
dollar fOr.
Rade Russell has traded Tor Rob Deans
irOttsr. Robert ID"
Elmer n. Austin. one OF the Supefin-
tending School Committee, has resigned
ou accOuut OF pressure OF business.
N. II. Hutchinson has a Jersey COW that
calves next month, that Il making = pound
90 batter a day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
RUMPoRD CENTRE,

We have Al present q iou-ik.mile traekbn
the ice, which cannot be beaten. Some
OF The sports have been improving the nne
weather, both days and moonlight nights.
Amoug the fastest horses that have trot-
t@d here thus far may be mentioned the
following IA Aboott's. Cyrus Eston's,
Frank Puinam's. Sullivan Hutchins's, X
Z. Dollon's. Charles Johnson's and {. Il.
SmAlrs. We are unable 10 give the cor.
rect time made. though no doubt II would
DO credit 10 the several horses, bad IL been
taken. ,
Prof Lancaster has bad q singing school
In progress about two weeks with very
satisfactory results 10 both teacher and
pupils.
THE AllStar Combination Company"
captured this town for three nights-l'th,
18Th and 10Th. I. was pronounced by al
20 De the very best show OF the kind ever
seen 10 this town. -.
J. A. Penley Informs me that he would
sell his stand In this place II Is pleasantly
located, good buildings, with about seven
acres OF land. $1,000 buys IL, though II
cost several hurdreds more.
We was In hopes 10 Lave bad Q town
report before this 20 give the standing OF
the town. We doubt not but what every
one will coucede that It's business has been
conducted In . very Satisfactory manner
Politics In regard TO Gown Affairs Are IN
usually quiet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
GILEAD.

The mild weather that has prevailed for
the last ten days has settled the nov one
half. which Is = great camsge to the lun-
berlng business.
Bennett G Larry have ineen horse teams
drawing spruce for them among them are
one pair weighing t~hirty-one hundred. j.
n. Wight has two thousand logs piled
up In the woods. and has seven teams
drawing "a the river.
George l. Burnham and Vile were given
. surprise party, Thursday evening. the
9th. ~ the young people.
Robins are out almost ~ plenty a IN
summer, and now and then . ehipmnnk 10
seen.
Herbert Conn Il at home FOR the pres
ent. lie has been away for nearly TWO
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The thaw has male bat travelling.
Sauntfrs a kllbourn afc maklng slNN
shook pr Gay. their team ani others are
hauling them 90 Rsthei Depot
Dexter A. Cummings L. seudlrg lev
carlosts OF p1'p-sooi every week either
o. Narmouth or Berlin.
james KimbAil AMI Others are hauling
palp wood 20 Crooked River fr Nclniifc
a johnson.
4. 2. Dresser hAs dashed drawing pine
% North waterford mill, snd n hanlug
birch % the sane MIL
Johu ShCtd All m Fsk are hauling
spool STRIPS from McAlistsrs mll 90 hli.
OF a BArtisit1s factory.
john pint hsi one 81 his oxen throws
iuto 4 plt or ave nearly three feet tcep
he Va bach down and they Sefc obliged
% PCT q chain Arouut a. bead and horns
ana haul bin oui with = pair of oNen-A
pretty severe strain on Bis beck, let ne
surVlvcd
J.. \. Frcrch sells farm stock. etc, Al
auction. 2li Inst. AZ 2 O'Clock A ~ L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
CENTRE LOyELL.

X. q. Charles has bought . lot OF rins
timber Of Sumner kimball. near Slab City,
and Cyrus Andrews IL 10 draw 10 To the
pond.
The boys are catching some sm.l,s at the
mill brook. 80.
q. n. Davis and John Joscelyn, with
their teams, drew Gardiner walkers goods
TO Portland from fryeburg.
I'd Russell has closed his school In Dis.
,rIe, No. ~ and gone 10 North Bridgton-
X. g. Hambien has lately lost . good
colt; he Was injured In the stall
Eben Dresser OF Lewiston IL In town.
The town officers are closing mp the
years business, and preparing their re-
port
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
FRYEBURG.

Monday evening was observed al the
vestry a. Valentines night The bad
walking prevented many from going. bat Q
goodly company assembled.
Mas A. Bsrrows len on Thursdsy for .
few weeks stay In Mass.
In place OF the usual iycsum, . mock
trial wa enacted BY Academy scholars, In
which more than forty took part w. L.
Randall OF Cornish performed the duties
OF Judge, y. A. Stiles Of Baccarappa, Clerk.
Counsel for State. L. G. wsiksf Of Boston
and n. l.. Chase OF Baldwin, for The pris.
oper, W. Boynton Of Browuneld and Q. II.
Libby Of Chicago. Culprit, @. y. Riley oil
North Conway. The case was well man
aged and was listened TO By . large audi
euce.
Miss Hattie Blake has returned amer "a
absence OF some weeks.
Some OF our citizens are attending cour'
st Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
N. SUMNER.

The cold wave has cone NE icy snp"
has frozen. making The travelling bal
There will b. = Grand Bal AZ Buoiers
Hal. Tueil District. tth prox.
\. n Keene has hat TIE measles, oni i
improving now.
william B0nney and J " Doble have
been hauling lumber % Backneld village
he past week.
Oa our last card NJ ala not mention
Kimball's Panorama bat however, Sloeum
made mention or tn East Samner Items
10 vas well worth the money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
NENRN

Tar weather Or a week past has been 90
snr a. o. make ne fusls aimost iuf 49,.
able for n ptft of ihe umei The snow has
.sttisi - much that he logging teams are
haylug a. hsfi time 90 o. 10 seems more
Ike APRIL than frhfuafy.
Cattle are looking well. ani hay-mows
A., holflug cat We. a. q resale 81 mech
molsrate seathCr
Owu Poster drove bone a very nice
palr % steer calves he other DAY ihsif
elnh is fvc fc,t, hs piii my dollars nr
them.
willow Alice Bsfker, Don residing Al
he house 90 Thomas fowcrs, A. ne
Branch. j. very SICK wiih CysiPelA'.
"A Russell ol North Newry has had an
other attack 90 bleeding AZ The lungs.
widow Hannah Role l. very low SIC
has been ll a loug slime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Oar recent warn weather hAs gigen
place - colder. 20 The Joy % those who
have teamlng 70 80.
There has been drawn . ne Pcuuessec.
wassee. tbs season. some 10000 feet %
tlmher.
TIE whooplng cough Is making is
rounds
The weekly assembly OF The Knights Of
labor wAs held Wcdncstsy evening A.
walkers Hal.
Mrs }. e. saunders Is slowly recover
iug from her late Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
RuCKFIEI.D

J. l.. Page. photographer. shipped bis
saloon by rail- 10 Dexter. where he viii re.
sumo work At his old stand. lie has had
All the business he could DO here. and has
had to carry away . good deal TO fnl.h up.
The ladies OF the Baptist Sewing Circle
held = very pleasant soclsble 81 III. resi-
Deuce OF Hon. Gilbert Barrett, last Wed.
nesday abou, sixty were In attendance.
II. II. Hutchinson has sold hls farm 10
Rade Russell. and wants 10 move 10 The
village.
There will be q Fourth OF March Ball 81
Tobln's. Music by Oerrish's Orchestra.
OF Nc. Falls. Posters viii be issued soon
from the DnocR.r once.
The Baekneli Town Report was pflnted
At The DEuocRAr ONCE last week. IL IL
now In the hands OF the binder and viii be
rcajy for delivery this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Auut Sarah Cannon reached Der Ninety
sscoud BIRTHDAY, iAsi Friday. The i2th she
L. quite smart She j. The same one Who
ciuur % The cherry trrc 10 The time oi The
great frcshet % lsf9. She has bceu = De-
voted Chrlsiian an OF Der NE ani siNi re-
tAlrs Der nlih.
william l. Braicsn las gone 70 Norway
% gct a chance % work ln The shoe shop
John Fisgg Il not A. vel A. De- va Al
nv at writing hc cannot help hinseii
any.
Mrs. wm J. Cobafu j. a. work for Mr.
u. Storer. tressmAking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
BRYANI-s POND.

The Grand Army Ball. Wednesday even.
mag. Was a success; about thirty couples
were present The music Was excellent,
also The supper and, by The way. the ho-
tel people can provide = good supper for .
company n they jont have = days notice.
The "AlLSar Company" played here
two nights this week. This Company
gives an excellent show and Il worthy OF
being well pAtronlEed. Those who don't
care 70 laugh had better keep away. The
LsDarr brothers are splendid performers,
the best that ever visited the place. Their
name upon the bills Is 4 guarantee that
you be satisfied N you attend.
The widow OF the late DIR. 4. w. Bart
lett Of Dixneld. has been very sick FOR sew
sral weeks AZ The home OF III. A. Bradeen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
y. RETHEI.

The rala sud warm weather Of the past
week have carried 90 most % the snow,
ant len the rosds la ahat condition. There
l. hari crust and siiiiug i quite
dangerous
james a. Bartlett Is ~ hone on 4 short
visit
james :. llatchins l. making prephra.
tons for en- sutsrtalnment A. The close OF
bis school.
Irvine KimbAii has been out % school
three weeks on acC0ant OF sickness.
4. W. Bartlett lost bis watch out Of his
coat pocket which be lsn hanging Ia The
ofice of The hotel AZ Locke's Mills, while
he va Al hls work during The day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
WFST HETHEI.

Prof Charles n. Cook. thc celebrated
optlclan. Wa In town lAst week Ills
mother Is iac wife ~ David %. iIoit. %
th.s village
Mss Wheeisrs private school oPtnei
on the i5ih Inst with fitccu scholars, ani
more are expected % attend When The
travelling hecomcs hetttr.
Aroihsr thAw made % roads lmpAssa-
be Cor q few days. Bat 10 sAs followed ~
freeze. and business vii D. lively sgain
a. soOn A. Se have another fall 20 noN
Many from tbs place and vicinity are
attending Court tbs week
FOR thirty cents In stamps T. Il Brggs,
q this village. Will send an e.ght-ptgc i'
i1siraiof monthly paper. cortainln- TO
r.os. prize puxfies, etc % auy atiress To-
= wh0lc year. ie l. receiving suoscrp
t.0us from al parts % thc coantfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
4 BROwNFIELD

Lovely weather Tor February.
Ca Suuday evening. The itth, between
eight AMI uinc O'Clock. a brilliant meteor
passed Acfoss me heavens, its course
seemed % D. ron southwest 10 northeast
il appearance Wa 90 a hili % frc followed
By = b'usi.h appsudAgr. The heavens were
aglow with a blue turhii light for a sec
ont. followed hy Tie usual Light Ike light
ming. b that many thought 10 Vas a fash.
Ansr The light disappeared there came a
rumhiiur. trembling noise lac thunder.
n was an unusual sud Interesting spec
tacic.
l. A. Cole has been appointed rosimas-
tef. ari IL making preparations to assume
The tutiCs ofthc cficc.
There Nas a LouEfcii1s evening Al l..
n Beans Hal. Fch'V n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
A AGO 90 pIpLIcAL REWARD.

The Publishers OF Rutiedge's Monthly
Offer twelve valuable rewards In their
NoHthiy for March, among which IL the
following
We win give ego 90 to the person telling
us which Is the middle verse In the New
Testament Scriptures mot the revised
edition., by March 10th, iss6. should
two or more correct answers Dc received,
the RrwARp will be divided. The money
will be forwarded 10 the winner March
18th, 1856. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents In silver or postal notes
(no postage stamps taken), with their an
swer. for which they win receive the
Monthly for April. In which the name and
address OF the winner OF the reward and
the correct answer win be published, and
In which several more valuable rewards
win be offered. Address RuILEDoE Pun
usHISo COMPANY, Esston, Penna.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Conquered !
When the Doctors Could do
no More.
CHAS. A. CABRERA, 80 HawIey ST.
Boston, Mass, writes;

Zone year ago | was apparently 30
far gone with Consumption that my
life seemed only a question oil days
rather than months. With my faith
in the ability Of physicians to help me
all gone, I tried almost every known
remedy, with no apparent benefit
Finally a. a last resort, | was induced
TO try DR.. r. {. Flowers Lung Cor
dial. Tho very fret dose gave me re
lief, and with the first bottle took
Ia new lease Of life, aud | can honestly
say TO- day that one spoonful OF this
remedy is worth more 10 tho sufferer
from Lung troubles than a gallon OF
any other known remedy. 4 bottle
OF il is now one Of my choicest pos.
sessions, and at the first symptom OF
a cough or cold | Ny to it for the re
lief II never fails 10 gave.
DIR. FLOWERS LUNG
CORDIAL is without qres-
ton the most wonderful Lung
Remedy ever discovered. 1t
cradicatcs the germ of CON
SUMPTION AS NO REM
|EDY HAS EVER BEEN
KNOWN TO DO. II stands
withocs a rival for COUGHS,
COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA and CONSUME
Price si.OO per bottle. A copy OF
DIR. Flowers Rules for the Treatment
OF Consumption accompanies each
bottle.
FLOWER MEDICINE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
nIXFIHLD

The Dixasld Reform Cab celebrated Us
tenth anniversary at saturday eveuirg,
Feby Ofh
NasCueratc party a. The ho;el leoy TO-
projects for the chapel fund
Rev. Mr. Thatcher preached Al The Iai-
versAiis; church last Saudsy.
The rAiubsv party giveu AZ Mrs " n
Chase's vas = decided success ID. 4. u
Wing Is authorized % TEL who took TIE
rrst prize.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
uPTON

We have hAi quite = thAw ani BOW
Monday eyeulng-lt u rAlnirg via q
heavy wini from The northeast
TIE iamhsrncn say the suos l. AT gone
in ne logging roads
J. W. Banari has gone Co Argyle O.
spsnd the winter with bis daughter, Mrs
Irrnalt
The school On District 80 closed.
Friisy 10 came very hear being a fsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
PARIS

The ladies OF the unlversallst Society
will give q sheet aud pillow case mi.que.
rsde party q, Academy Hal, on Wcines'
day evening. February 2Iih. Danciug IN
mssqae from $50 10 , 30, after which Will
be the usual dancing. Costumes arranged
and Mosques furnished al the ball. on Wed
nesdsy, amer 2 y. ~ knapp's orchestra
will furnish music. Admission as usual
The village schools closed last week A.
announced. A soclable was held At Academy
Hall, Friday evening. aud there were Inter.
es,lng exercises In the primary school IN.
day afternoon. The following scholars In
this school have not been absent o day
during the term OF twelve weeks Maiuc
Austin, Minnie Garland. Caro- Thayer, III,
and Grace Doe, Abasr Thorne, James Cole
W. T. Perkins has Just fitci up = COW
cred barge FOR use In carrying the sled lac
tory employees 20 and from their work. IL
will easily seat ten. and IL much more
comfortable than "a open sleigh. IL VIII
be OF little use al present, however.
Al the meeting OF the State Pomologlc,l
Society In Turner Centre. last week.
Jairus X. Hammond. OF TIL, place was
chosen trustee for Oxford County.
In our repor, OF the circle entertainment
las, week, The name OF Mis- Mile VIII.
Was Inadvertently omitted from The Us, OF
little girls who took part In the pro-
gramme. What was said Ia praise OF the
Others who took part, spplies with tqaal
force 10 her.
Qalte = numoer In this place are thrown
oui OF employment by the burning OF the
factory AZ South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

n lhiiND Oi lOSai httiPiist' sN"e' -
q paper containing the annual repof, OF
the superin,enden, Of the Wrapping
(Conn.) Creamery Co. We republish
such portions Of the repor, as may be in
,ere.,ing TO Oxford County people. omit
ting those parts which are OF in,er.',
only to the patrons Of this particular
creamery.
While Wrapping creamery has kept all IL
old customers and added as many new
ones as IL could supply, 10 has been able TO
do 90 only because OF The Uniform good
quality OF Its product. The price OF but
ter has been lower the past year, than Tor
many years. The difference between dairy
and creamery butter In price has widened
still more. Vermont dalrymen received
from IS 10 rs cts. per pound for their but
Ter during the season or 1855. Creamery
butter was lower than ever before but stiil
sold for several cents q pound above dairy
butter. While ol~eomargarine aud butter.
Inc are eounterfeis. deceiviog and ought
10 be sold under . stringent law Tor Jast
what they aIe, they have nnecsed the price
Of common dairy butter and lower grade
Creamery, more than creamery butter made
by factories which have an undoubtsd rep
uiaiion for making . genuina pure Article.
The total amount OF butter made by
Wrapping Creamery In 1886 Is 1925
pounds or So L. tons. Total amount OF
sales s35,ttT.56. The average selling
price for the year Il 80 50 cts. per pound.
Average eost Of manufacture Is so eta
per pound. Average price paid patrons,
a5.ti cts. per pound. Average number OF
spaces for . pound OF butter Is Cos.
The suggestion Il again offered that an
sYort be made on the part OF patrons TO
furnish . larger proportion OF cream In the
winter than has Jet been done. Bot .
few, n any OF ne, would be willing to re.
turn TO the old system Of dairying. having
found that the creamery relieves from .
great amount OF work snd confinement,
and also n the cost OF mailing butter, At
home and marketing Il was accurately
reckoned, that We are receiving 40 much
for our butter without the care, ~ In the
old way.
The cooperative creamery system 10
| destined 10 greatly extend, within the next
few years, and it stands II In hand. for
svery established creamery 70 maintain
the rsputatiou already secnred. and avail
itself OF every improvement Respectfully
submitted, II. w. bADp, Supt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
NORTH PARIS.

Mr.. Lysander Foster. late Of Hartford.
died at bis daughters Mrs l,ofsrEoDcan)
residence. Fsb'y 18Th, aged seventy Tour
years and ten months. lie suffered lons
b1, p.,leu,y, and was = chri'il,n living
and DYING
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
unrr1rxoKK pi,rkicr.

The late rain completely ruined the .lei l.
ding 10 the nul; bat to-day. Saturday, The
snow IL falling aud the wood hAnlers are
rejoicing In the prospect OF having snow
enough TO get In the remainder OF their
wood.
Rev. Mr.. IIoopsr OF South Paris, held a
prayer meeting At the school house, last
Wednesday evening. There will also be
another next Wednesday night Tbs Is .
good neld for IN Evangelist OF the saiVs'
ton Army.
Joseph Briggs and Hosea Bonney are
auay eanvsslng. They claim 10 make u
pay better than work. Frankie Briggs Is
getting Subscribers for the Farm Home;
be IL . reliable ligtle fellow aud worthy OF
patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
WHITCOMB & SMILEY,
NORWAY, MAINE.
+*TAK Egg
The Oxford County Advertiser.
w HY?

Because il gives a full report
Of County finances.
Because il gives a full report
of Court doings.
Because it gives n full report
of your County election.
Because it gives an honest
record Of County Commissioners
doings.
Because il gives You u report
of Probate business.
Because il gives a report OF
Insolvency affairs.
Because il gives the fullest
report of your County affairs.
Because il gives the most Co.
news and is a good family paper.
Sl.5O PER YEAR,
n. advance, .. sent rorR MONTHS FOE
IIIrN CENTS.
Address ADVERTISER,
Norway. LIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
BACkACHE

with al Other symptoms q Kisney Dissa~e na
ha-,And "a. caii~i home a. sbs was daueer0ady
m: h hought Brown's sar-apaiIa; she vas currf
~ n. and = Low abo1i hsr hogss In bettr hath
than for ycAnA The tssunouy q br fneods Il
that DrVvu's sarapahla AVID hG NE
Ma. cH.s fArrrn-oS. Enrncsr. DanrOr. Wa
sur~i u Ehinsy Dsaso. aa-ed ~ ovcr c~Icrion,
linins. GO.
kJ wAr-oS, PEN -, nsngor. vas eurd q
Kkinsy Di-oa-c ~ br0uns sarapArIiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
LOST !

The sublcribsr Loot on OF about the iih day o.
Jan. irss. AZ Diihsla. ose large morocco psetet.
book With hs nsss upon ala ght letters, eoe.Ais.
T. nsrble and n. l.. Msrble. datsd Mar lslh. islt,
M. w. sssiIb OF order, me ssms being ssear-d by
. mortgage Of the hetl property and ris,s.,ssd
ION 10 W. W. smith, Cor The ssm 81 tSo, zoe
given by T. Cottos 10 4 4. fe<tef 3 Co,
fos ths can Of si0o; snd several other notes rvs-
nlas 20 ssd Smith All persons are fofctsdss
formation reFsrdlns sane suitably rswsrtsf.
p,.s.,a. January rsh. 1884.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
HAVE YOU COT

A Dsrksoka. Dn~inedo~n Pain, woAry, Tirri
Coiorsi unnsf n yOu have any u tha-s uoabie-
yoa h1iou.f Have you tsnndiosf 10 yoa have q
raiioni n %. yoa have Liver Complaint shd sAoa
Ma. culE nArHons. 81 reAh ~, DsnsOr, has
bosa VIZ low with kidney Di~a-i shs had bern
eonsned 10 hsr I'D Coz sous tina Had . con
slant AL lnisnrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

that sooomp4nL- Khinsy Di-s.s>. Ter hssb~st
took Drv~ns sansp.rIa 10 her, snd BY IL as
shs wa curci, and can bow run ass~ins naehiss
ni Do work Gboat her hoa-s bstisr thsa Zoe
ycar. M. Dnfkat ays there must have hesn
oas hundri p-oyis cal 10 So her ani al sgres
that that famous br0vp's s&SagaFis ourci hr
q kidney Di-ss.
T. W. TIbssrrs. ND. sts,son. Ne, pre-nh>s
Bro-ns sa-sIarrla for al fOnns q KiiBsy and
Liver Dfesse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
A TERRIBLE TALE
Suffering at Sea
Details OF Thrilling Experience on our
Bleak Coast In Winter.

The ,tssmsr Frsneopis % the Portland and
New York line mskss weekly trip. bttse.n the
above named ports the year ronnt. CAet ben
estt lhs oomIasndsr. hss followed The &c. Iof
mspy years. and enjoys the hlzhssi rpect o. Al
Who laos him, both a. . shlifal navigator Afas
man whose iatsxrify u bsyond question. ne
males the following volunisry statement OF a es'
~perisncs during . recent passage.
on nv last Trip from New York 10 foftiAnd
ops Of nv men ssnt Cor ne aftsr teinf slek thirty
bours. Ifearsd be bad . fatal case Of dphtheria.
Iis throat wss innamsd ssd ooverrd With White
patches. lie cosii hardly bresths AMI 10 get
breath be vos tied bloody matter. eommsncei
using Bskes's 0resl American SPECIFIC. and snef
MI ipr tuo bottles be Was eatirely cured ana ~
vosk About me ship. Had not the specife been
a board ready COZ sss I d,at thinh he eouh
have lived IN the vessel reached port
JOHN BkNNErr.
Mssssf steamer rrAseonia.'
STATE or NAME.
Csunty o. Cumberissi.i
On this ~ sntieth dsy Of January lies q Port.
land personally appeared Joha bennsu. Master
OF steamer Trnc,niA. and made oath hat the
above Abatement b. hin sigae1 10 true. before ne
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