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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Waat Paris

Mr. Joseph Porter. sou OF Mr.. Frank
Porter, % Paris. who hss been attending
school a. Hebron. got 90 10 freight train
% rid. % This place. The train Was not
20 atop a. This place and passed here under
fall steam 20 strike the heavy grade mile
or two beyond. Young Porter jamped
from the TRAIN =, thl. plsee s HE nearest
pl,oe IN get home. lie fell, striking his
head ami face on The ice and frozen ground,
iuiaring him severely. cutting large scalp
wounds, rtqslrin. 20 be dressed by asur'
geOu.
Mr. IA. swan cane near being killed by
. mad boil. belonging 10 hr. Davis, lately.
tn, timely assistance OF o smart Shepherd
dog saved young swan.
NJ. L.vis Gilman hiss bought OF Mr..
samuel Eigerly hls stand In this place, and
ms moved here from IVES, Samnsr. We
sl.dl, u.leOms NJ. Gilman and his family
10 our pleasant village OF West Paris.
Such families help build up our village and
society.
Considerable buildlpg Is now tslfed Of
oar chair business 10 now solid and do
ing large Business. Ths embossed lesth.
,r department 10 under full operation.
Mach sickness prevails here a. The pres
,ut time. NJ ID n Young's sos Newell
4, dangerously sick with typhoid pnsnmo-
MIA Bat little hopes 10 entertained by bis
physielsn for his recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Porter.

Nor, sno- As much a. three feet on
level The tr,i % April. lookiar Ike late
spriug and high water.
The Wild geese fs- al one day before
lhe lAst storm.
Robins AMI hla.blrts have CON. back,
Bat Eues they think they bad better
stsii q while longer.
Ne Grfia ,ni Mo- Levi. CLARK hsv.
died 4. yI,ei0m. y II aud The resi % ihs
slcs onss are getting better.
NJ. M,Ivsll. widow % The late samuel
+ MsI-ell. died on Tuesday l,sL she
has beet . great su-.r.r. having been con.
tn.d % her BET FOR CON. nine years.
Most every man kespsa worthless dog
now. they would all the dog tni bay
. sheep 10 n. place Tor u coats . much
% fed Q dog 40 II doe. Q sheep thsf,
would be- some proti % hlmselfsni gres'
blessing % bis neigh0Ors.
To-d.y more snow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
UealthAil Bread,

In spite OF all tina, his been said on the
subject, people will eat bread made from
nlar from which all the bran has been re-
moved. Nearly ell the phosphates, the
mos, valuable elements for the nutrition
OF the nerves aud bones, are thus removed,
and II IL also Q recognized fact amongst
physicians that great irJiry results In cor.
sequence. Any preparations which VIII
replace these valuable elements are GER
tain TO be OF great benefit 10 those Who use
them, compsnssting a. they do, TO great
extent, for the absence OF the bran. A
Number OF years aso Prof Horsford, OF
Cambridge, suggested the use OF q baking
preparation Tor raising bread, biscuit, etc.
which would supply the rqlislte phos'
pilates, thereby Introducing these necessa-
~ elements into the food without cost or
trouble. After years OF experiment aud
labor he succeeded In producing the de-
sired preparation, and II report be true, be
has succeeded wonderfully well In selling
Il. The preparation consists OF an acid
phosphate OF lime, which, combioed with
bicarbonate OF soda in raising bread. bis.
cult. ETC.. leaves In the product the very
phosphstes required by the system, and
which are essential 10 good health. The
idea Was an ingenious and valuable one, and
needs only to be Thoroughly understood to
Be fully appreciated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
East pathei


A game OF SNOW ball IL the order for
Fast day.
A deer vas seen April ls, travelling very
leisurely through the open fields and came
near the houses. IL Was captured by
George Hastings
: J lIo-Ari has gone 10 Boston to Wis.
u his children.
&. e.. kimball has sold bis horse,
prince" 10 III Swan, and purchased an.
other of Asa StsArns Mr. ste.rns deals
largely In horses, having twenty seven now
In his possession.
Y. Stevens has n,iei up spetdlar's cart
AMI started on his route.
Porter farvcll has let bis farm for The
coming year 10 Mr.. Scots, nom Berlin, n.
n.
A. Bl,n has retained from Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Bethel.


April a. Ds,sel opens With Ia proverblaI
tcklsne,s.
Three snow storms during the week and
leo. depth % snor than one week ago.
The travelling 10 decidedly bad sni The
lumber teams have h.i % suspend oPsra-
lions.
s.DiJ NJ PAllbroot are buying the
oxen anil ssndinE them ~ Brighton, Mss,
They have shipped three car loads The
past week.
&c. Rowe and s. kllboru have each
.o!d a,algibl. horse 10 be iassn out OF
The place
Jaige FOSTER AMI the Chspmsn heirs
have sold the CLARKE Lliilsh,le farm u
O,myn smith.
\ ID T~i,oh,ll and = ID Phlloroot
have bought tas Jaison Stssrn's prop-r,,
u Mrs. \ l. Gould. IL consists OF one
bali 90 The Jons Stesrns farm aud seHers
pasture lots and timber lot
The Sewing Society OF the Consl.
church h.d an old fashioned school al
Rlsl,o Hal Thursday evening". The de-
sire IN enjoy fun sii.i ,h,eklss 10 ihei'
Treasury.
The Bs,hsl D,ms,le Club gave an en-
,sftllnnsn, ., Berlin, v. II, fdisy even
lng
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Oxford.

Fred AMI veru w,bDsr have succeeded
NJ. Chaplin in the milk business.
Cyrus Lane 10 quite slet. bic hrothe'
nom R,ymOud Vl.it-i him last well.
Easter service. wer. held In the N. u
church sandsv hs Lulu Cushm,n was
admitted o. The church.
There vas an enisft,lumsni a. the ". D.
church Thar.iy e,.nins. Nj. ks,i'
Hough,on rad The poem ~ Jean Iag,io-
song. ~ seven" There were tsslsui
Illustrative Of the Different periods, A.e
music, rscl,.,ions, etc, With Ice cream
cake aud fancy articles 'of sale. s.S were
realized.
NJ, l. y. w.riu,n h" little d,sgh'
ter
Mu Smith bal her hand lpJared In ih'
mill lui week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Rumford Centre.

MI Seth z. Abbott has charge OF the
town farm the present year.
I'd. mill has been shut down few days
for repairs.
NJ waldo Pe,,engill has %, 10 an evsp'
orator 10 boil sap.
There ~ill be many repairs on the barns
IN mi. viciblty this spring and the coming
fall Farmers begin 20 think that IL VIII
nav 10 keep the cows and stock warmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
BuckAeld.

Postmaster Cole h. gone 10 Geneva,
Ny. Carleton Gardner. Eco, and Miss
Lou Herssy have the charge Of ths post
a nee during HE absence.
Mrs.. william Cressey he's returned N
Minneapolis, Nina, having spent the win
ter here.
VIM. @. spsuldlng. wife and sou, OF
Caribou. Aroostoot Co, ere In town Walt
ing friruds, on their way from New YORK.
One OF the "hncy" teams 10 be seen on
our streets 10 q small colt driven In . hand.
sled by Q little girl. daughter OF Robinson
Dean. The colt 10 said 10 be one OF the
NOS, promising of the get OF BABY Deau. +"
lie has beea handled only ny this girl and
IL tshes pretty active Slipping horse 10
drive by Der team on the street
Fire Vas discovered on the roof OF Hsr-
lows toothplok mill saturday noon.
caused from sparks fron the chimney.
by the timely discovery . confagrs,ion
Was prevented, ss there Was . fresh breeze
at the time.
Intelligence has been received that the
shovel handle mlllslof wahron a Maxim,
Of Newcastle, Ind., have been destroyed
hy Ore. M,.srs. waldron q Maxim were
formerly ofthls place and have the sym.
patty Of their friends.
A. the annual school meeting Saturday
I. w. shaw Was chosen school agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

asarr my "a CO wss vorn thrsai.
a. YEAR AZ. rat I thought u 10 hsi .
p,,ls 1fsuots-r material se-st over he
s.f-',--- 10 m'Eht stAni ons more cam.
e,.r Wshtrs zen tod Cor Years taai
a.rr.~r I.ttsssss1r ~ Bird. 40 tl-efs
u -sw Nimi ~ So hear ne meloii.
5..vl.re oftls eros. frum morn ul eve.
a. n-cr fna-hUs biasIsv uill scolf Al
n. -.r,r.s Iti. sprirE. Aud ne clrvrs
-. - ocC lsioua.Iy 49, them on "a
80 hrrrft
N,fct Th1u ar, %. sr,i oftAs .priug
r.rts H1u - vesrlt io,E Tor ~
~ ssrcs. -.ta a. ~ busuiy AZ also ~
~ -ssss 10 s.slghlug. accompanied 9TH
u.1.1s rlunrf ~ pitch pn.cs ,nt 80
lrs P.scss. ,sui-chei In hst-ssu. In
t.rs .l AZ .sset amons a. ne months
~ Passes have nesu surg ever sioc~ thou
a. .lfu. 40 they sil all b. slng uutl
O. 1 a. r1 note 50 -, vita rsiac'
urr-. 4. rIiy1u fafevtli uutu another
tssr- urrth. sasll have cone snf gous
y 20 nv car - rsis thfuuEh ~ snoSs,
2. -nf. sr y Nv htlmy r'ft,ris, g., ~
gr-gg.v. Ne ssy Atisu, sut march into
AF-
A7r.lss continuation % M,rch. so, %
crafs.. tIsas1 spring We are tod ne
,srss-s 1fAprl "6fiug flrih msicossfs
.Js1aY U1f April sao~ers CONE a Msf
We 80 tss1 49, bring them f1rth his
va 10 ioots uteiL ~ uo-. Tasy must
,. -srm. clvsrvi. a. thry are, Win q
,tl-v t.arGst. thrs- FEET thict Bat ne
CO. saI-vfs as 20 ~lnt. 20 April I'll
iaIs 80 Cop CAMS . th.lr bsds. April -
i1t -0rta -hen TIE lai.-s az 0n ne var
gtis Irrri -'th a tae weapons thev csn
c-u,rf at mustsfyi in TAI force
lstrst sra
u ultth - toossc .esuing. vs bal thse,
a. i,s cirpsi' ,lso tslghtin ~ pr-sencs.
az 20 90. 80 Inha'e he tgst thereof
Ait4stne t1e stoves snt stove p,pes
ut;s i. ote grant -slit, % ~ ioy % a..
tltc'rus'. O April. Ne Zee. thee f1r al
20 NI-tte traveller las hs uostfis
fsst-f- 80 on. psrflms - b1ruing rass
H-r.rt's 10 Chlmnsy. az ssndiur forth
',si .lsuJi.ss ~ smoke. tie lasi ~ board
q fAE. a. rgh1sr. Some % 10 f1f'srs
C',9rr. afs srsn on rugs no- esing ere
a. li -0l.f b. 10 on % -orshiq then,
- isF.f III. reysf -. s-su To- ''ths hsa1.
srsa11's of tae s,ria ocneath. OF he "a
80 u,isr 'as e,rth
AZ = aust lsavs the-. win a. ~
". f-t - az as % Gnos thos AZ
sFrrg 20 thr s'manNcs az calendars A..
=. - sqr.rg e hsr-.
BEovSir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Hebron.


Saturday evening. March ai.,. shout
sny ~ the friend. o, MI ani Mrs Albert
whitney gave them . ,urpris. party, II be-.
ing tie 9O.h anniversary Of their marriage
l. I Bumpus. Of Auburn, spent saturday
and Sunday With bic father.
We learn that Florence Llitefeli who
has been attending tie Academy here ].
hom. slck with fhsumsilc fever.
Up IN March 3lI Henry Sisafns has
sold go worth OF maple syrup. Mr
Stsarns has oue % TIE l,rse.t sugar
orchard, In III, vicinity with an evspors'
Tor IN which h. can boil three hog'he,i' .
IA,
Friday evening, March 3O,h. the Hebron
Come, band bad = bensni ., West Mlnoi
Music by the band. Staging by Hebron
Qisrtsi,s, Destinations. etc. The pro
essds amounted 10 over $50.
Last Saturday H)ratlO Ca,hmsu saw
very large n)ek OF Wild geese, about
aNy.
Crow. are plenty. AMI, by the vty, ue
are glad n hear ot the SAT. arrival ~ that
on. 10 Mason. No doubt more will follo"
.ni our friend there b. made h,ppy.
We we're much pleased with What The
Neon. lsi week. In one case a. least,
Ne can ,p.as from personal knowledge.
A fr.sui OF ours. . Mason, sick With con
sumption 900 miles from home, aud short
OF fuuis, members OF two lodges kindly
helped ~ care FOR hin. AMI one lodge al
,,ncsd the money ~ pay expenses ineiden'
tai IN his death. Another case, the broth
sr % one ofyour subscribers went ouI
West and was taken very sick with pneu'
monis, q stranger 10 strange land bot
not alone, Tor there we're btoihsr hason'
Who cared Cor him a. lenierly - bis o~u
family could have done, and that nan no"
, doctor 10 bis new home says be owes bis
life 10 the MAsOn.. We could tell you
.ull more. case. are plenty bat oar friend
from west Bethel has covered the ground
there need nothing mor- be said aud w
.hsll growl with that bear every time OF
the Mason question.
Mi. Eilth Ca.hm,n 10 home from Port
and improved In health. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Dixaeld Centre.

A. the school mee,isg 10 Dat No. s.,
held March 29ih, Maurice Mclutire Vas
chosen agent .nd Vaudeville llOlm,n
eiers. Voted - loan the Use % The school
souss AMI 20 furnish fuel for free high
school
To. store. store house AMI shed OF NJ.
Holman q Co. with their cOnisuts, were
to..liy destroyed by fr, on Friday morn.
,ng, March 3Oih, a. hslf.pnt three "
Cause OF Gre. unknown. Lose, $500
There Vas small insurance OF 800 on the
oslliings and The sane amount on the
stock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Hartford

The early bird catches The worm. BERTHE
Hu,chluson snd Kara ksene. Jr ~, were the
nrst bows 10 bring In mspls syrup % Buci.
Geld. Thsr received OIL. 20 pr gallon.
Mrs. Joseph Dearborn has been qaits
feeble for some time. bat 10 getting better.
Nrs. L'Ezie Thsyvr leaves FOR Taunton,
u.s. thi- week, where che expects 10
make houi-.
Carrie Nsrs,on died April IL, q, the res
hsnce ~ Eiiss Johnson. Canton Point
She had hem un-ell Cor sbost year. bot
lied sutdenly from hsmJrrhsge % the
lungs. she wss Zoe young lady and be-
loved y. al who knew her
Frsrk Bcuns,s little girl has been dan
gsruusiy slck, bat N lis, accounts vas bet
ter
Esrly spring pigs command o. splsce.
TIE writer has = Tot OF thoroughbred
black Cochin pouitry
Ch,ris. Berry Killed crows al one ,ho,
last Monday. and II Vas rot much OF day
for cross either.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
Va. Summer.

Lewis Gilman hu sold ni. sshi "
:. Coburn ani Mr.. CO5urn has sou W u
L. Tusn- A,o
George Z Pslsitsr has sold bis horse 70
Norway parties. ~ =,
no Tusll or.rs bis farm TOT sac ~
good bargain. said farm sitaaisI w VOC
north part OF Paris, kno-n AZ IasI Io"u
Hattie Youns has gone 20 Der bone ~
North Paris She has been SICK '''s
lin. snd l. 20 be pltied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Tho Ladies Relief Corps intend TO re.
peat their fair soon.
G.. X ilendersou. OF Davenport, Iowa, II
working Cor A. 81 Chase q Co.
Miss Efi, wing viii have charge OF the
primary department. OF the village school
this sumner.
% +. Dadley. OF Huntington. IL In town.
Y Stephen. has Just received snd IL sell.
irg low, brge amount offour, corn,
lime. plaster, AMI cement
Orlando Robins has been hired 10 carry
on The town farm.
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FOR Toe ortori Democrat.
plnn for tho Birds.


Snare the birds, the little birds, the pref.
2, blris, the sweet singing birds, the birds
4 u.ed - watch with such pleasure aud lie.
lishi ln my childhood days. They are 90.
ing. going, and many varieties are wholly
gone, become entirely extinct. SO Say the
pspers, those dissemination OF news, and
sometime. truths.
Why are thsy gomez To satisfy q mania
The laws are against the distraction OF
birds, eIccp, Tor the t,Iiiermi.i, bui every
bird. every bssatlfal bird, mus, succumb
a. al, pleasure. aud the tArldermlso are
becoming more numerous than birds.
nan q, Que time speaking OF the msniA OF
some men for lneenflsrism. said that SON,
men had maniac for setting hres." SO |
think In the destruction OF birds, the word
'm.niAc" nuy spplles.
The dear women, Too, 10 adOrn their
heads, have o mania for birds, and will a.
low their wholesale destruction IN safe
that mania, so much 90 that some States
have enacted laws forbliding the wearing
Of birds n ornaments.
Another cause OF their destruction 10 the
importation ofthe un.ighily, nlthy Engllsh
sparrow. They are ~ fatal 10 the bird
creation as the Chinse 10 - Americanism.
Just think how sweeily they used 10 sing
In the spring time. Tive, TIVE. tive, tive
n ts. tive "a te, te" Aud there Was "R0b-
ert Lincoln" pefched on Q tufI Of tall grass
with his familiar song.
But, there Perhaps u may be with me
I. 1, was with the deaf man who said,
chow sweet be used 10 sing. and now how
lonesome he sppeArs, with not Que note OF
Joy"
The cat, too, tina, embodiment, OF ueseh.
cry and deceit. 10 another great cause oil
the destruction OF birds. A well.bred dog
will st,rve before be will steal, bat teach
q cat the same you never can. Who has
not listened 10 the plsin,ive song OF the
robin, indicative OF the coming storm. with
saidenei pleasure, or noted her Industry
and diligence in procuring food for her
youngi The shy cuckoo's polished mote
when the earth 10 psrched with droughi'
This, too, 4. counted . premonltion Of the
coming rain, whether wisely or no.
III an pruning my trees and bird has
made her nest In . tree, I will leave II and
guard II as sacredly A. though there WAS q
property value In store. If I AN getting
my h,y aud nni Q nest, i will leave Q tufi
Of grass as q title deed 10 warrant and de
fend. Ny small domain 10 free 10 blris,
nv trees with open branches Invite their
presence. I'll hsrbOr no cat, aud here viii
serve Q notice on all the msraudlng feline
race TO bear away, lest violence be don'
both then and there.
| Thi. IL no buncombe. neither IL II writ
ten for the sake o writing for the papers
II 10 q matter that interests me, and hop
log that may provoke discussion. IL ih'
cause ofthis feeble efIrt Beiu'y 10 won
an often proves her ruin. Beautiful plum
age In q bird IL swim and sure destruc
ton. O. TILros.
| RrcKFtKtp. Aprtl 2. isss.
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Newry.

April nnds us In these parts with from
three 10 four feet of snow on the ground.
Shedding 4, gooi and n parties don't
close Up the business ~ the winter II won't
be f1r lack % Opportunity.
sugsriug IL nov the inius,ry that claims
the attention OF many. The season 60 far
has no, been favorsbls 10 an abundant fov
OF sap.
Henry Stssrps has rented q house OF \.
n wilbsr aud with he on'in'law, william
Nc Allister, n. moved into 10. The latter
I, .ict With consumption
Ma j X s,arle, IL WAS thought We'd
nss isy. vas very near her end. She has
been very sick FOR loog time.
N,,t sunday. cor minister. Rev. Mr..
Davis. will preach nj. farewell sermon.
Tie goes 20 conference nett Thusi,y.
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west Bethel.

am cory n m,ss suyone sal. especial
IN nv old friend the Mason correspondeni,
bat az Q reporter % recent oceurfsncs'
here. 10 this week become. my painful dui,
- So On. A large f,cs % crow. alishisd
In the Geld % Dsa T. 4. Grover. IN par
take 81 feast ~ csrriou placed there foi
them. snd the Descous son, Dana. hidden
10 their hop house. discharged bic gun Ia
their midst, killing one and wounilng I've.
IIs Immediately started on ibc crust IA
pur.ae the crippled once, aud n f.s, .'
o,sristsn ihelr nects were broken. until
be succeeded In lilllnE al the wounded.
Spring advances with lsggsrt steps,
ard winter seems very unwilling 10 depart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Mel Dsshon jlmmsd 81, toe iboui ,.o
-.-t. .eo .ri has been cOnnaed % The
house. hGt % cot % cfutches nov
Mr.. e r DsShon 10 c0rrned 10 her bed
With lang trCuhle.
Sls,. BatI,n. % Li'srmore. IA, novel
III. ,hirgl. machine into Thonls fArrars
NIL In thi. place. sni 10 saving shingles
N Howard % doisS good oasins's
saving lumber a. his mill
Frans Kiddsr - school ,sen, In Dist
No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
North PAria

Mrs. Abbls Young has cone home from
West sumner sick with lang fever.
Hattie Young. the Girl who vas burnsd
the a0ih Of last November b. been
btoaghi hone The barns are healing
quite fast slthough she silll has 10 I've on
her face. which she has bal 10 do all The
long vests sine. the tcoidsni on account
% The burns covering the back OF limb.
and body. Sc square Inches were burs'
81.
The friends % Rev M. Dean and Rev.
Seth BENSON have recently given them .
pounding which they seen 10 take very
iindly.
Lacy Andrew. 10 10 hep the school Ia
this district
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Dixaeld.

Frank Davi. 10 ahie % 20 out OF doors.
Ainou StOckoritge AMI wife are DOH
better.
Amo. Holt b. been 90 duiy Two or
three days during The pas, week.
Ms Taintsr, mother OF our popalh
.,.r. driver, broke her arm last week.
No crossing 81 the upper ferry
Easter cOnc.rt sandy evening rs
largely attended. TIE church vas nesnu'
fui, decorated with plants and towers.
Nine OF ten c,n,riss ioiusd 10 %. husing
rhsr. -sr..uuno,r ofy,ry sre.lleni reei'
,a,iou, Among them we're htue s.lle
wulosghb,. L.li. Randall, and o,nefs.
Doe, ,, Misses Alice M.rsh and Magic
brsctstt
Cannon. rake factory caught are Oh
wednesday. Bat little damage
Mrs.. TrGns PNk has gone 10 boston'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

II has ben many year, since there -,s
60 mach snow TIE erst % April a. nov.
Oar assessors made the Inventory % ne
property In Town M1nisy. They fonni =
goo,ilV numpsr % cattle and hofse.. bat
very fs- sheep ant swine
Rev. A. n wiihsm. ArthurE Tyl,r ard
j {. Resn Az trYing ~ cost The sweet
from the maple. this spring and appear %
b. meeting with fair success.
nrriNmin : Skiinngs. ~ Otl'helt, VAS
In town lAsi veek huying . ftv f.t sheep.
There 10 . BE- cal fof YEA calves Have
ben hlgh In Bost0n this spring.
II. lutchirs hsi sheep drop three
lambs as, --sk They Weighed 81 pounds.
AT smart BOW
Al business seen, - be very quls, jus,
no-.
Lumbsr teams al hang up
Travelling FAIR on m,in roads.
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BEOvNIr

TIE Question OF Imported Ii
Quor.
- f1ur Democrats OH senate iaii-
cay coma tee AZ E'srts. ~ Ns- 1urt,
s,'- nae msIlr.iy rvport against NJ.
f1tt prusii.ug that TIE payment Ola
i.'f 0u Imported Liquors shall Dot oe bed
. ,gi1or.fs tas.r sac contrary o. state
AS, uaria.u.ng hat Congress eannoi
cur.rf 0r Stsis. ary p1vsf that thsy DO
o. poss-ss. hut srptessiug no opinion q.
d u.stlsr imported liquors can - soid
rnt'r,rv to Stais az TIE minority ~
h' COMMITTEE. Eimuuf.. Hoar. wilson
"a lrsa.s a. K'puaucan.l favor ne p.s-
nss l' 80 1.i A. ~ tasm say that ihsr
On roi msau o. - uudsrst0od a. holding
- 'F.r.1u Inst Imported lquor, eau e
- I'M '1.sii0r of state a., BOT hold NAT
- Passage % sach lau a. MS ]. fesir.
- O. pa a, FEET a. touhis. Thsv bod
"a Congress Csa give ne STATE power OF
lssut. ,rd thsi 10 hls tOne - In ne
a. 9fo'it.r. ~, The payment ola Uuii-
= ,'aiss al y nganr dealers, .hsl rot
~ 80 Oh tliauf.te - basiness - e car
70 ol conifsrv % state avs.
he uirofItY - the committee rscom-
n'tisf ssl1stltuts Or TIE blll &c intro-
ilr-i y NJ FRYE. Which covers The SAM
sfl1n1, cli $50 framed a. 90 meet ne OBJ
'tlots ~ 'ome -to hat opposed The orig
"a MEASURE co constitutional grounds.
- 'l''ututs proposed IL 40 follovs
STA. olt a. .rer the suacting claase
- lnseri tae foIOuiug. viz
IaN payment % any tAI. tuiy. imposi,
~ &c" 1pcu. o. 40 fespect ~, The In
pofiai.or iuto the Uniist states % suy fer
L,li'd, distilled. or other intoHicstinr IL
as % Iqlofs shall not - held % sxsmp,
- Importer thereof OF any other p-rsos,
t'ny 'ach property IRON any penalty. for
,lf-' % Pfocsetiug TIA; nov 70 OF here
- n'y - provided for ~ th- AVS OF
si.is spp.icAhls equally % al property
.-r sane nature. rsspsctlng The mauu.
'e'li-, sac. furuishiug. 90 possession 81
tilso liquors. nor shall tie payment
'ach tsr, duty. impost. or sHciss -
- W Pfohinii or prec,lt any state from
'tg Aun % duty on any such liquids
.-tlot' % TON naking rsgulstions 10
sfe't 70 ne sane. In common with and
-spect or other such liquids OF liquors
- io poftst. or non snfOrClnE ia lass
lng 'llsly In respect % property
1870 sot property not imported,
N alf such importer 90 psrsOs OF
nf such property. WHISTLER The
- - = 10 TIE sinal package ofimPorts'
las 'nsntnsnt N eess The approval OF
$500 fffe, and BE -ill make an sfjrt d
$50 % o.l, . ans uted. passed ~ The
49,, TIE House committee o. the 10.
.s have referred Mr.. Dlnglsy's OIL,
a'ea 70 Ia slno., the precise lsrsuars Of
-. satats proposed above. % Mr.. Cob
A. report
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