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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05

These Mills and Separators have long beer
used by the Farmers. prominentA1iliers Graz
and Seed Dealers throughout the GHi:ei
stales. who highly recDmmend them as bciue
the Best Machines evetlnatle Tor ciealune
and grading Wheat, Barley, Oats. Corn. ana
SEED of every description.
They do the work more thprourhly aad
Lave 8 .atercapacit5' than any oti,cr machiaa
They ere strongly built Of III. very best
material, highly finished. and arc made il
Elk different sizes. two for farm use aud fo.l
for Warehouse, Elevator and Hflllcrs' use.
The Land Rollers arc the most durable
BEST and CHEAPEST in the nisrset for tbs
money. Warranted to rive satisfaction.
S,rg.s. g. LIN trstcd circulars slsl price,
beforc. tI \.
We can vouch for the reliability Of shr
ann.-Adtsor. - -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05

Owns ard operares nearl? 5oG5 miles of thor
oughly equipped road iit:Iliinois. Wisconsin
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota.
1t is the Best Direct Route between
all principal points In the North
west, Southwest and Far west.
For maps, time tables, rates of passage and
freight, etc, apply to the nearest station agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee e. st. Paul
Railway, cor to any Railroad Agcntanywhert
in the World
General NIanaseI. Gent, Pass and Tiki. Agt.
j. +. Tucker, Geo. II, Heaford,
Asst Gen;k Manager. Asst Gep1 Pass
s.Ir,.MAuKEE, WISCONSIN,.
ssyA Fo. infurmlaf ien Interference to lands and
towns owned Dy tie CHICAGO, MILwAukEE \
ST. ..uI. R;titM5N Company. write 10 u! g.
uUnbiu
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
OUR TICKET.

For President
HARRISON Of Iadianla.
For Vice President :.
OLIVER =. MORTON, Of New York
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
For Delegate in Congress
S. u. GRANGER, of Edmunds Go.

For the Council
Hon. RoBT. LawRS, OF BEAGLE Co
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
WASHINGTON SPRINGS DAKorA* OCT S 1885.


sboratOry
courses Classical
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05

This all subscribers who advance
advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Oxford.

Emily. wife OF Aaron RAuuce, formerly
. re.ideu, of this town, died ~ Great
Falls, n. II, last week. after long sick
ness.
NJ. Hines son with his wife and family
nom Portland are here.
ST.. and Mrs. Palmer. OF ". Y, are also
Al Mr. Hines.
Miss Nellie white, OF Quincy, IL spend
ing pat Of Der vacation here.
willow Brook Farm has Us usual sum
mer visitors.
Rev. Nc. Greely preached 10 q large an.
disnce on sunday. Subl ct. "Puri,y OF
Heart" lie also lectur,d Sanday evening.
OrringtOn Hanscom aud family, OF Dos
ton. are visiting relatives here.
Fred Parrot IL NJ hone. lie IL suner'
ing nom hemmorsge OF the lungs.
The frst niue played At Bhdgton Ss,ur'
day. The game scored 10 to In favor Of
Oxford.
Charle. Robinson has been very sick.
Parties from this place have been tc
s,resked Moauisin for blneoerries and
have brought home Quantities.
Rev. George y. Tewksbury OF this plsce,
4. engaged 10 supply the church 81 NORWAY
Centre three successive Sundays 10 the al
seuce OF Rev. Mr.. Rldeout, the PASTOR 90
ginning Angus, i2Ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
ErYohnrg.

Allan /. Shirley came home on Saturday
me Ssh, having been sbsen, since Fsofa'
ary.
Miss L'Itls q. Shirley has returned
from Gofhsm. " II. and with her her
coasln, MISS Emma Shirley, Of Portland.
Mr.. Knapp, q student OF Hartford Theol.
Seminary, who IL preaching at Hiram, ex-
changed With Ne. Livingston Sunday.
The lawn party wss favored with bet.
ter weather on it, repetition on Monday
evening and The grounds around Mr.. wm.
Locks's residence presented q brilliant sp-
pearAace.
Mr.. John M,nson Il In town.
Me. + q. Shirley has returned from .
short visit % Boston.
Mr.. John ID. Lord, Jr., OF baltimore.
passed Sunday Al his sant's. Mrs. ]. G.
llowes ant len Monday for Montreal en-
route FOR European tour.
The =. \ Assembly opened Monday
evening and II now fully underway. The
exercises thus FAR have been Of unusual
Interest Many have taken this time TO
revisit The home OF their youth. Among
The a are Mr. w. A. RoblnsOn aud Vile. or
frsnkllu, y II. Miss III walker. OF NH.
town, y. II, Mrs. Kate Randall, OF the In.
dusiriL School At usllowell, Mrs. J.
Shedd and children. OF Portland, Mrs Geo
Lord sud her daughter. Mrs Srylor, OF
PhllsielphlA Dr. Arthur Perry OF Jamaies
Plaln. Mass.
Miss Fanny Msrriek. OF wllbrahsm,
Msss., l. visiting II Miss II y. Carries.
Nc. snd Mrs. ColbF and daughter, OF
Lewiston, are a. ]. G. Gerry's.
Miss \. \. Evans house IL rented BY
party from Yarmouth for TIE Q. l. \ G.
The horse cars have been well p,tronh
81 carving 800 20 900 passengers daily
Mr. EiWArd Weston and his bride were
=, hls fathers last week bat are now al
SehAgo.
Miss Enc Poor. OF = ibago. IL N Mr..
RIchsrdson's during the assembly.
Mrs. Hannah McKenney. OF Buxton, is
a. her brothers. Mr.. WIN. G)rion's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
yest Bethel.


Occasional showers are keeping crops
along qalts well. bat good rain woali be
acceptable n dry lanis.
Ras, l. appearing on late oats. Corn
planted In Jane. f0r factory, l. sllking Ia
JAY that IL iolag well waen We are hiV'
ING such cold nights.
Potatoes promise well AZ this date where
the bugs have hal promp, attention.
4 q Wheeler has anrsi elias. crew 10
hsln In hNying-a new mower ani rake.
Mrs. Tory. with daughter. OF k)cklAni'
Mass has come % visit, her aged father,
Geo W. Grover. Who WAS stricken With
paralysis Two weeks ago. lie continues
comfortable Ia his PROSTATE couiiuon.
Mrs. Eugrne Mills who Il Out % health,
has gone - ne sea shore f1r few weeks.
Mr. q Y. whlim,n, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. shaw, has re-
turned 90 her home In Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
vnann,a Milla-


A party from Bsflln consisting OF L. e.
BeAiile. ais s0u la Az ID y Ossell. ser
grAnt % S.snA Clrp, ~ Csmhfldge. Mass.
Ham Abblit. SAniey Dake And James
Beaiue have bccu ~ river on a weeks
camplng out tour.
Il = Bean hAs gone a. guide wish
party from Vcrm1nt.
XII LlyvIly. manager % 4. l. 4. Co,
: AsNin up. IA. some trOaole la gcliihg
Al eagiussr fjr he hoax oa tae upper part
~ TIE foatc.
ID. Llase,l 0. bulliiug she'd connect
a with as barn.
Among ne tourists a. present stopp.n
asrr 4. Dr. Rlisl % Manchester, y. III >
.nf wm q smart connected Slia the
Bl.,on Gin1c. Peter Bsnneii -, guide ,
so NJ Hlrisiek OF . iincy' Mass ani
NO sons.
NJ. n : Hicks All her son, Weston
slcEgtt % Cl.e1rook. y II have been
uAking brief visits ~ ". L. f.ckeirs Ani
jlhn O.spu's.
oar farmers are haviag goli weather In
which o. secure their hay. Grain Aad %
tatoc. ~ lolking vel tae ves,iaoie gar
ien rA,aer backward f1r TIE season.
Blackf.ss All mosqaiios are on me lea'e
Which makes 10 maca more pleasant Tor
thl-e camping oct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Life OF Bon Harrison.

~ tiE AUTHOR w bhN uNh'
Gen. Lew wallace We hear has removed
% Indianapolis, ami IL buslly engaged
writing q Biography OF bis old friend. Gen.
Ben Harrison.
Rarely has so happy . combination been
known a. that resulting In the issue OF THIS
work Gen. Lew wallAce. known the
world over a. the author 81 "Ben Hur,' 10
one OF Gen. HArrison's lifelong aud trust.
81 friends, and l. also q Distinguished
soldier, = tralnei statesman. and = diplo'
mat OF high national reputation.
Ills name q. Aulhor gives al once the as
sarAnee OF biography OF extraordinary
merit.
lis long aud Intimate acquaintance With
hl. distinguished subj ct will enAhle him
10 prepare rapidly an authentic and deeply
interesting biography.
Ills large experience In national and In
,ernatlonal Affairs nts him 70 treat under'
s,Andlngly aud ably OF General Hsrrlsons
SUPERB record a. q statesman, and clearly
% unfold the principles held by him re-
speeding the science OF good government
and The weighiy issues AZ stake 10 TIE
present great contest.
Gen. Wallace AZ fifst declined this task
bot upon the urgent solicitation oi many
eminent men OF the party, ani Gen. liar.
rl.on's assurance that everything needful
should be placed q, his disposal, so A. 70
make II the strictly authentic, aud only
suihoriIs ~ Biography. he yielded 10 'he
call, ana has agreed 10 complete the work
Tor publication by Hubbard Brothers oil
Philaielphls, early In August.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

I1e s..ecin-a have Appoiutei Addison
y 80 collector, Eagsne Llngley having
o. .1-l
n 40 Mrs Cover Who have been liv-
- NlrstY. AZ stayiug f0f tine with
- Is sister. Mrs. whltnsy Back.
Ms hsrtaA Whittirr All Willie Han.
m M WAthkm. Ms.s and Miss Carrie
uA-l.Ie. ~ Nlr.h Brigtou, were Ia ihe
Pscr JAY s-th.
'.l1-i fattsrsou's yoang son While
l--f.lg 90 t1e Day hlt hls knee against -
80 "a saca force thSi three teeth sife
li.tc1 ihr11gh his tougue.
fa.tsrl0n ani wife are 10 tONn.
Ne HanaAa Hsrsey l. visiting her
o'''1sr "A
A''li forty we're present az meeting
az ~ XIV Nc Skinner 10 The Temple
~. ,ca1o. house last Stb1Ath. There
.. D. another Aas. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Rryant,a Pond.

Arrivals At Lakeside Cottage for the
week, Mr. T. NJ Klmball aud wife, and T. III.
ws,erhouse. wife aud child. Portland, Ne.
The spool fa;tory Is shut down this week
for repairs
@. A. Con- and wife are visiting 81 the
Crawford House. J,ff'rsOn, y. III.
Master Lewis Day Is visiting his grand
parents 10 Bangor.
Rev. l.. T. Pease and wife are stopping
al Hanover for few weeks.
We hope 10 obtain some very Interesting
items for the brigade next week.
Rev. II. X Sye, OF Towsnis, Pa, will
speak at the grove meeting TO be held here
August l9lh. lie IL one OF the solest
preachers 10 the Uniyerssllsi denomlns.
ton and man who comminis the respee,
OF sll no matter with what creed they are
associated. The committee have also Sc
lected Rev. g. A. Hayden, OF Auburn, the
most popular clergyman In the State A.
one OF tue spaAksrs Oihers from iihsr.
ent quarters OF tue State will NJ douoi be
present 10 entertain the audience. Tails
We don't understand - bs meeting wholly
OF one particular sect bat all denomln,.
lions are Invited. The West Paris Band
will De present 10 furnish mislc assisted
by the Uaiyersslist choir. NJ village In
the State presents naer location OF AZ
fords as Oesutlfal scenery IS that OF Bry'
ants Poni. Jas, the place for such .
gathering ani may IL be . grand, enihu-
slsslic meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, hay
ing had placed In his hands by an 81 lnila
missionary, the formula of a simple vegetable
rvmesiy fOr the speedy And permanent care OF
(oO.umptiOn, bronchitis. Cstarrn, Asthma and
All throat and Lung Al ctiOas. also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility IN AL
Nvryou. Complaints. after having tesict its
wonderful carstive pOsers In thousands oi
cases. has felt n his daty 20 make u known "a
his suffering fellows Aetusted Oy TINS motlss
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering, will
send free ~ charge, to all Who desire II. this
recipe, In German. French or English, With fnll
directions for preparing sad using. sent by
mall by addressing with stamp, naming THIS
paper. W. A. MONS. li9 Powers Block. goeh'
ester, ~. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Portar.

Farmers are mos, through hEyiug. A
good crop.
II /. very dry and crops are suffering
for rain.
Meadows are dry and rice to &c, the
h,v
NJ. Ahram LIBBY. OF South Hiram, .
former resident OF thl. town. died while
sitting In 9 chair. very suddenly on Thurs
dsy last
M,re bo,rier. arrived a, the Elmwood
House last week.
The summer resorts In this vieInliy are
fast fi'llng M
Mrs Nellie q Trsver- Il visiting rels'
tlves In thi. vicinity. from Dover, y. III.
Mr.. King Goliath AMI Mss MirpaJ
from Dover have been entertaining the
people 10 this vicinity with some very Zoe
fnualf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Albany.


weniall Jaiklns. 90 North Norway, has
me N sni Il now d)lng the h,ylng Tor
Mr.. Edsari J. jordan.
Wesley Faruham. of North Norway has
done TIE haylng on The R,sson llalehin'
500 farm. which IL now owned by Mrs.
wheeler. %, Saelburne, y. II, q daughter
% Mr. Hutchinson.
Eagcnc Aniress h~ gone - Stove,
Ne. . work with his father blasting
rocks
oar fArmefs Va, have not dashed h,y.
log Are Improving the good weather AM
me crop VII sooa be hoasei 10 very good
coalition sni qalie fair In smoani
Corn l. making SOW growth, 50 many
Wy,W r. Edwards. OF oa.asli having
flashed hls haylng IL nov helping his old
fflsnis 10 Albany. Taey are always glad
% hl. services.
LA., saaisy Al our church, Mrs. Bar.
re,. Who "a teacher la large school oI
col,.ed girls a. Atlanta. Ca. gave us an
interesting talk on Missionary ani eduea-
uopA work A. the South. Oae thing
seemed evident that the welfare OF our
coantfy loa ily demtnd. The cdncatiou OF
The rapidly Increasing eolorci popalailou.
Mr.' william R1o5lns AMI sou aud Mrs.
Freeman Haskell. OF Birmingham, Com,
are spsnilug fcs weeks Among theF
many friends here. This was their former
residence.
81, F.orA Jaiklns, % North Norway,
ani Ml.s Minnie Eiskris OF Norway VII
lage, ate visiting ihelr Cummings rela-
tves.
Mr EigM Andrews, OF Stowe. Ne. IL
In town Wishing 10 purchase small farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Dixaeld Centre

The farmers 10 ,hl. vicinity, are. with :
few exceptions. done h,ying. and report
The crop about one.ihlrd les, than last
year.
Hon. John Holm,p, Who has been
quite sick for the past FEW weeks IL stu
qilte low sni connaei % the house, only
slt,ing up abou, two hour. daily.
n ]. Fob@s Mi Abel harrington, OF
wAthsm, Mass, have been visiting
friend. AMI relatives In this place Tor The
past two weeks.
win w. uolm,n l. meeting with good
success. selllug spple tree. for u q. Chase
4 CO.
The cheese factory a. this place Il iolng
an excellent business this season. Any
Que visiting tAls town should not fail of
calling on Sic. Richards, the proprietor,
Who will be glad 10 show them The nae.t
10, OF cheese u be seen Ia the state, all
fall cream gllt edge A No. !, twin make
yoar mouth water % look q, them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Rathnl.

The much needed ralu IL gently Watering
the psrched ground at Bethel Saturday
mornlng.
Mist OF the hay IL secured In excellent
condition, and an average yield. Hoed
crops srs about two weeks late hut are
looking we'll. The potato bag has been
pretty thoroughly subiuei. and the grain
crop IL looking we'll.
Calvin Blsbee and wife. with parties from
souih Paris, ssceudei Mt Washington
Wednesday. They had lovely day aud q
magnificent view.
Thursday q large party from Bethel
visited Greenwood caves. \. ID. Phll'
brook, Seth Walker. Chss Mason l.. T.
Barker, with their wives, aud many others
composed the party.
\. ID. PhIlbrook and wife are visiting
ola Orchard.
oar boarding houses are fss, ding. and
Bethel village IL alive with summer visit.
ors. Many OF The visitors bring theif
own teams.
Evsry morning Ne. Csylon RIVE may
be seen riding his Rocky Mountsln pony
usually accompanied by some LADY TO
whom be gracefully acts ~ escort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
me..eaxer.s Notice.
orricn or rus smrsuF oF OtToRD Coz
STATE OF MAINE.

Orrrcn or rms snrsuF oY OtFoRD COUNT
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD, ss.--Jaly -. A. ID. lrs.
rINIIis IL 20 give notice, that on TIE 18Th
u lay Of July. A. q. iSss. q warrant In In.
siyency was issacf out Of the Coun Of insoiyen
cy Coz ssid County % oxford aEaiast the estate oi
Oe0fge l.. whitman OF woofst0ck In sad County.
sdludksi ~ BE- an insoivent Debtor. on petition
Of said debtor, when pctitioa vH nlef 90
the 18th day Of July, A. u. ls-s, 10 which las'
named date Interest on claims u 10 be CON.
patsi that The payment Of sny debts and the de.
LIVERY and transfer % any property bsl0nfinE 70
said debtor, 20 him 90 Toe hs use, AID the delivery
and Transferred any properly By him are forbidden
By law that a meeting % the crefitofs OF san
DEBTOR % prove their debts and choose one or
uofe Asslsnees OF HE estate, VIII be held AZ .
Court OF Insolvency to be holden a The frOOsis
court room. In fsris In said County Of Osfori, on
the giid day Of Asg, A. %. iss,, At nine O'Clock
In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date drst above writ.
Ten. JAMES T.. PARKER, Deputy sherf,
a. Messenger Of The Court Of iasolVency Tor said
County ofotfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
East Brownaeld.

There va. gate 81 exodus OF ChAu,an'
qalns the fr.i % the week. They with
thelr families and frisuis are occupying
their cottage. nov known - the Uoeriy
House on the groanis A. PDeburg.
Mrs. lIagum,n AMI Mrs. Vail. better
known a. Margaret and Jane ll,ilcy. Arr
visiting here from the vest. This i their
chllihOoi's home from which Mrs. uagar'
nan has been absent for about Jb years.
Miss Rice has gone % Beverly, Mass. 4,
for the month OF August
Hay has bsen secuted 10 Asplendli con-
dillon, bat corn IL not promising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Dou Lost F!

A re.liish hfosn diver coloredl, insh Setter dog,
too yeafs ola, ansssrs % the name of"spnng', hal
on u .ihsf strap collar sth plate, M name on ~
Literal fv~arl paid gJou return o.
J. WAlLAND ktMnALL,
Nest Pans N'fg 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
South Roxbury.

Anyone would not ihluk that roolus
ssrr scarce N they coali be here Ani see
,seu in oar cherry trees. an grea,
.ffnirrr % birds. ant the sweet singing
roalas. 10 particular, AMI hke n Waiea
hen. hey seen - happy. bat IKE ehet'
Pie. 100 Now arises TIE qiesu0n Nhleh
90 ~ uke tle best. TIE ro1lns OF The cher
rlo.l For my part ialak Tat In cherry
tine. Ike the casrrics best, Ani greN
AVE bsen iAs deaaaclations that have
,ssu plarci on tae heads OF these so
c,lei Innocent birds, when start oa'
bro1msiick In hAni, - protect ne cher
rIe.. All n think that Is aboai ne Nay
with Al o'us. We can soani iheir praises
In hlsh msioflOas strains a. other umes.
81, when they cons In for their snare OF
cherry pie, We m)arnfily "hAng our
aarps on TIE Silloss hVhh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
East Sumner.

Henry A Yoaug IA. sod biz farm 10
Laclu. Packard. ot Auoafu Mr. PAekari
proposes % ca, od the wool All timber
ani has already commenced - 10 80.
IA Harlow will soon remove 10 West
Slmucf. hNvlng entered Into eo'putner-
ship With y W. ChNniler f1r The manu-
f.ciarc ~ bowels, curtain poles. etc.
Ira Palmer. IT., IL ins lAmeniable con
dltlon being sick. and a. times qllis de-
ranged. ~. father l. aged and innfm,
hls wife al invalid sni his LOT seems quite
an unfortunate one.
NJ Wedge. % Hebron Academy, u now
supplying the Baptist churches In sumner
- the accepianc. OF al. lie makes very
favorable impression snd will, DOUBTLESS
become q successful mlalsicr OF The gos'
pei
The Cougl church il s,lll regularly sop
piled By Rev. ID. s llibbafi who Il much
Ainlrei a. aptstof. SLOcCh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Upton.

TIE LAiles' AID met with Mrs. \. NJ
C5oiedge. They hal strawberry tesu'
val -,.,,,.
At A. n Cooletge.
Cara Godsln hAs gone 10 Ando'ef 70
be near physicia,. ,., u,
Gilbert Tyler !. making an addition OF
% feet % bis barn. ,,.
everyone Intends % take The pfiEs. am
sure 30. on vegetables
Mr.. HEREBY Fallsr Il very sick.
Mrs Alpheus Ballard u Aso On 'ne
Mrs. II. y West has retained home
from South Paris.
Ne Marta, OF slaih Paris. Is 10 tosa
giviag maslc lessons. she hss tsa pl7us
scarcity OF help 10 the haynsld Is we
general compliant here.
Melvin Lombard fell from the rooi "
large barn few days ago, BAT ese,pei DC
lag seriously hurt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07


Dr ChAflcs T.. Harris ant wife % Frye
hurg. we're In tosn Aag I.
Rev Ne Livinsst1ne % fryeharg.
preached lu the Congregational chnrch on
snniay ~ exchange with Nr knAPp
R-v % y. Alvori ~ fyeaurg. also OK.
changed With Mf BsrtOu a. tae UalVcfsa.
Id chafch.
Mr. urnry W. Ssrgsn, wao hAs been ill
s.nce n.cemHer. L. fsiling.
Oaly fIar members OF oar osn family
AZ unfsr medical treatment
Nc James n Yoaug has retained 20
NebrAskA
Mrs.. III &. G1ali ani two sons ~ Bos.
ton. arr visiting a. Mr.. Ellts Goali's.
Ne. Harry W. G3ai % Britg1on. uAsfu
tow rccenlY.
Jane. h isccomh. JOAN W. Hab5Ari All
Royal A Ms1ry are mentioned - e.nil'
tate. fif X rpl5'icAn nomlnAtion fJr Repre-
sentative TIE D'mocrA,s mention DO.
Charles r. wilson ani Illn Ca.ries Ran.
ain TIE Proh.hltonists have nomlnatci
EisAri X uanson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Runford Centre.

Rev. q. u IisnnAfori bspllsed thres
p-fs1n. 81 East Ram'ori Sunday. July
g9lh. Oae person unliei with TIE VI T.
church a. Ramfori Ccnirc The same day.
Mrs. Cor, CrdJrd has been engaged Al
q salary NJ 5000 per year. 90 20 South and
teach history aud Easiish literaiare. Mrs
Claifd has taugh, Ia the colorsi unlvef'
stiles In Tera. aud other States. but ihis
time she goes ~ ptccepifess 70 uolvef-l'
" In Tennessee which u under the charge
% the Methodist Episcopal church.
The steamboat was launched a. Hanover
the 2ii; IL has made several trips down
a. Tar So y. VI. B,rileit'-
We are pleased 10 note that Mr. william
P,ruum will move into this place.
Mr. John Paflln has returned 10 Hart
ford, be gained many friends daring bis
stay here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Woran Thnn Dynamite.


Hardly month passes bat We real OF
terrible explosions, aud loss OF life from
natural gas
Oae writer has rakei up Chinese history
wherein IL appeArs, that way back 10 the
time when the famous Chinese wall was
building, before the use OF gas wells Was
discovered, aterrlble explosion took place.
TIE big wells In some way got the start
% the little ones, ID that enormous vol
umes OF air va, sucked down into those
.ub,erranean magazines. When the air
reached certain proportions, the whole
thing went OF like leaky gasoline stove
The result WAS horrible la the destruction
OF lives. TIE same writer predicts similar
conditions underlying the great nstural gas
belt OF this country. from Toledo. through
Ohio. Indians and Kentucky, whereby that
whole vast region might be ripped M 20
the depth OF 1900 feet. leaving chasm for
the waters OF the great lakes 20 pour down
into, blotilng out every living he nsn being
10 this now densely populstet valley from
the face OF the earth TlN writer might
easily have shown further, that through
out our whole couniry not only Ia densely
populated regions and cities, Dot 10 eoun.
try and village houses as well, natural
gases FAR more dangerous than l. found In
the lake regions, are carrying Cd no, only
"pIg tail" Chinameu, bat oar own families
ana friends. during the no, waves OF July
and August
Scores OF people are dying daily from
typhoid fever, diarrhoes. dyseniery. chol
era. morbus, and Infant sumner complaints
al caused by poisonous gases aud Ter
msnts far worse than hydrogen gas OF
iynsmite In their explosions. Fortunately
his latter danger can all be sverted, ~
the use OF q simple old fashioned remedy,
Johnson . Anodyne Llniment, used In
tsrnally. As e1plsined In q pamphlet sent
free TO any one, by I. 8. johnson 4 Co,
Boston, Mass. No matter II you have used
this remedy before, II will pay you TO gel
. bottle and read the directions, or send
for ,he pamphlet jas, 10 learn how to u.s.
II &C onomically.