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The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18
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ana examine Coupons cashed 9i ~ 81 Ia ~
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The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18
q YER G. O At -
ABOUT
FIFTY CENTS ON A DOLLAR!
Now is the time to purchase an OverCoat
or Ulster at Great Re-
duction in Price.

40 $1,000 and $500 Brown and
Black W0rsted OyercOats, most
ly large sizes, at only $3.50.
SO $1,000 Blue and Black Beaver
Overc0ats, sizes 81 to A, at
$3.50.
rs $500 Gray OyercOats at 2.9S.
We have a few small sizes left of
those elegant $500 Oyerc0ats
that we have sold so many of at
$1,000, which we shall close at
$16.S4.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18
TOTAL OPERATIONS
95
WITH A MORTALITY OF 8 ONLY.

Our free home for Homeless Boys contains fifty
beds, and is located at IL TO 81 Causeway street.
When any of the boys suffer from Scrofua, Ee-
zema or other skin diseases, they recover quickly
by the use of our Liquid Food.
We have Just completed Septic Hospital OF
twelve Free Beds, all for Surgical cases.
The Surgical staff Of Murdocks Free Hospital
for Women are in daily attendance, except Sdtur-
days. to examine patients and assign beds.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

A DIR. Wolf, who is said to be distin-
guished physician in Hartford, Conn.,, and
who saw Mr.. Blaine while in Paris, is re-
ported as saying that Mr.. Blaine was in very
feeble health, with symptoms of Bright's
disease. Stories about Mr.. Blaine's i'll
health are chestnuts, and this one about his
having Bright's disease is particularly old
and mouldy one. 1t was set going long be-
fore the campaign Of 1884, and was told with
great circumstantiality. Nevertheless Mr..
Blaine went into that campaign and did an
amount of hard work that would have been
impossible for man not in the most robust
of health. He has continued to enjoy such
health ever since, and there are few men in
the world of his age to-day who can stand
so much mental and physical strain as he.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

The Express has attached to its editorial
corps a sphinx. Last night this sphinx pro-
posed riddle, and if, after the manner of
the ancient monster, it now proceeds to de-
your all the people of Portland who fail TO
guess it, the city will be depopulated. A
lion, a jackass, mule. a torpedo, whale,
birds of all sorts and Waterbury watch
figure in the conundrum. Who will be the
Gdipus to guess the riddle and save the peo-
pie OF Portland from the terrible fate that
apparently awaits them?
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

The Crown Princes physicians have got
to guarreling over his treatment.
DR.. Mckenzie protests against the
course the German doctors are pursu-
ing. DIR. Mckenzie is an Englishman
and on that account the German doctors
took umbrage at his being called into the
case. Rumors of discord between them have
been rife for some time. Now the quarrel
has become public. The effect of the trouble
upon the patient can hardly be favorable
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

ISSUE or
$5,OOO,OOO
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND and
PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Five Per Cent.
First Mortgage
Extension and Collateral
Bonds.
TEE.

The undersigned have secured control OF the
recent issue OF Bonds OF the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company.
These bonds are issued at the rate OF Sl9.OOO
per mile for single track constructed ana "a sOOO
additional per mile for equipment, tine Company
having the right to issue $1,000 ADDITIONAL per
mile for double track. ooe -
The Bonds are Coupon Bonds tor - 900, con
vertible into Registered CertineaIes "a alnVulas
OF IS 900 or mutiples thereof; the prhclpai ND ~
lures in 1884, the Company having reserved Wy
right OF redemption at fO5 per cent: ana aceIueu
interest on and after July 4, 1884; the interest -
payable Jan. 1, and July 1. -, -.
According to the last annual report, tne I nSs
earnings Of the company Tor the year s ~. ~.
March 81 1887, were. ..-~ASofHf~fV -
Interest on bonded debt and all 90.
other liked charges ..........St ,sD0,J0V -
Copies OF the Deed OF Trust securing thsso
bonds may be had on application to either OF the
undersigned.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR ANY PART OF THE
ABOVE BONDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE IN
DERsIcNED, AT THE NATIONAL BANK
OF COMMERCE. IN NEW YORK. UN-
TIL THURSDAY, FEB. 23, AT NOON. NO
PROPOSAL BELOW 1O5 PER CENT. AND Ac-
cRUED INTEREST WILL, HOWEVER, BE con-
sIDERED. PAYMENT FOR BONDS AWARDED
MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME BEFORE MARCH
rs, IssS. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO RE
JEcT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN WHOLE OR
IN PART.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18
MIR. BIaIne's Meaning.
PASSPORT Sentinel.l

lLdoppuAt DChbihOA.l
Mr.. Blaine's letter, which we publish, is
characteristic of the man. He doessnot de-
sire the nomination. and without consulta-
ton with friends, he writes letter to the
chairman of the National Republican COM
mittee that his name will not be presented to
the convention. To our mind the letter set
ties the question of Mr.. Blaine's candidacy.
He will not be the candidate of the Repub-
lican party, Can any one find fault with him
for this determination? The Presidency
would add nothing to his fame. The contest
for it, and the occupation of it, If successful,
would insure him five years of disquiet and a
campaign in which all the old ISLANDERS would
be revived. We believe Mr. Blaine would be
elected, if nominated, but we also believe
that the Republican nominee, whoever he
may be, aided as he will be cordially by Mr.
Blaine and all his friends, will certainly be
elected.
WORTHY THE FARMERS STUDY
Eastern Farmer.l
Among the concluding points in the adj
dress of Hon. George B. Loring, President of
the New England Agricultural Society, the
following appear sound and reasonable.
They are worthy the farmers careful study;
1.-THE value of the farmers land and crops Is
| vastly increased by neighboring manufac-
| lures; diversified industry being the law
| The home market is the farmers reliance
| both for his staple and his local crops
VOICE FROM THE KENNEBEc.
lWateryille Sentinel
1t would not be surprising If the name of
General Hawley should now be brought to
| the front as candidate for President. All
| things considered, his ability and soundness
of principles, the spotlessness of his political
| history, the brilliancy of his war record and
his general personal prestige and popularity
why does not Gen. Hawley stand to-day
| since the withdrawal of Mr.. Blaine, as the
most available of all the candidates?
TUE EITIOGY OF LOGAN
Lewiston Gazette.]
Congressman Reed is receiving praise for
his speech on Gen. Logan at the memorial
services in Washington last week, and he de-
serves it. 1t was choicely phrased, strong
and well-knit speech fused in a glow Of
chaste and effective eloquence and stamped
| with the sign-manual of intellectual power.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

and so Recognized
BY the International Medical Congress
at Washington, ID. c., 1887;
BY the British Medical Association at
Brighton, Eng, 1886;
BY the American Medical Association at
Washington, ID. G., 1884;
do. at Richmond, Va, 1881;
do. at Saratoga, N. Y, 1885;
do. at Deer Park, Md, 1884;
where essays were read and discussed by
some OF the ablest Physicians and Sur
geons Of England, Germany, France, It.
ally and America.
The benefit of our Free Surgical Hospital for
Women is being recognized In all parts of the
United States by the medical profession, as they
are sending ladies suffering for the want of opera
tions (lxnown as capital case) from all sections.
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18
THE LEADING
Wholesale Druggists, Newspapers and
Publishers Of Massachusetts,
ALLREFUTE THE SANDER

ON MURDOCK'S LIQUID FOOD.
Instigated by counterfeit Manufac-
turers, who haye-as they say in their
article-used Discharged LabOrers to
write an Editorial for Boston MONTH
ly with which we refused to Advertise.
Said Monthly compromised itself in
doing this, as 1t well knew all OF its
insinuatiOns to be false.
We, the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists of Boston, have used MurdOck's
Liquid Food during the last eight years
in our families, and do now use it, and
have seen and known many cases where
life has been saved by its use.
That it is appreciated by the public,
we know by our increased annual sales.
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co., Boston.
Weeks g. Potter,
Gilman Brothers,
Carter, Carter, & Kilham,
Cutler Bros. & Co.,
Rust Bros. a. Bird,
DOOlittle & Smith,
Otis Clapp g. Son,
We the undersigned publishers Of Boston, in
dorse the value OF Murdock,s Liquid Food. as
several members of our staff have used it, and
received the same benefit as noted by the Whole
sale Druggists:
Messrs. Boston Daily Advertiser.
+" /" /" Record.
I" " i" Journal.
Z" " " Post.
4" /" +" Transcript.
Sc " IS Traveller.
+" Forbes LithOgraph Co.
g l.. Prang & Co.
Z" Rockwell & Churchcll.
1t is the only Raw Food known
and so Recognized
BY the International Medical Congress
at Washington, ID. c., 1887;
BY the British Medical Association at
Rrsrhfnu Run 1898
The Portland daily press., 1888-02-18

4 The Hon. Joseph Ii. Manley has given to
the country his Interpretation of Mr..
Rlaine's latter. 1t is in these words
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Col. CLARK = Carr. onllinois.
Hon. ID. G Hartman. Of New York.
News OF the Week.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

The sensation Of the week has been
President cisv.lsnd's chang. Of front on
the fishery question. Instead Of looking
AFTER the interests Of the Canadians .. he
has been doing. h has suddenly disoov-
cred that our fishermen hsv. been sub
jecssd 20 'nunsro0. vexstioos inter-
ferenees and annoysnees," AMI recon-
msnds the repeal Of the bOndins privilege
- . measure 81 retaliation This at
temp, TO make political capital BY thus
falling In 9TH The euren, o. public Opin-
ion. and spdesvoring to carry retaliation
measures further than the consistent sd-
voesies Of retaliation themselves desire.
OH not have the value that vas intend.
ed II 10 "too thin."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

TINS i, the frs, e.mp.isn durins Sen.
A,or Frye. public career. in Which be
h.. no, taken an active part, and Il il
no, necessary 10 Say tina, be !. greatly
missed. Few .pssksr. cen bold the at.
,sn,iOn Of Al audience oa political topics
80 closely =. can Mr.. Frye. The article
republishsd 10 another column fully tH.
plains hi. absence. With gres, eredi, TO
Mr. Frye. Who dsplore. hi. inability TO
take part in the eon'ss, q. deeply =. hi.
constituent. Perhaps no~ the fishery
treaty !. disposed Of. be may catch time
to make few speseh,. IN Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

The Principal takes pleasure in pre-.
senting 30 the patrons OF Hebron
Academy tho above board Of instruct
ion consisting Of three college grad
uate and teacher in Mathematics
whose excellent work in past years
has given her good name, we'll de
served. and needing only an announce
ment that she in to remain in charge
OF this department.
II will be the aim 81 this old school
10 bo worth moro than ever before as
training school Tho course OF
study has been carefully revise for
the coming yoar-spccial attention
and time being given 10 the study OF
English Grammar and Language,
English Analysis, Rhetoric and Eng.
lish Literature.
Mr.. r. X Glover. will have
his new and large building ready for
letting rooms this Fall Term. The
rooms aro well ventilated and conycn-
lent and will bo LET at reasonable
prices.
Expenses at Hebron Academy as
low as a, any school, Of similar grade,
in tho State Tuition. Languages
500, Higher English $500, Com.
mon English $500.
A teacher in ponmanship will be
here throughout the year.
ANY information in regard to the
school and assistance in securing
rooms gladly given 30 all who will
wriie Ia the Principal or Sec. n l.,
Packard, Esq For catalogues or any
information desired write
W. T. SARGENT.
Principal, Hebron, Me.
Hebron Academy, Aug. 4, isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

OXFORD. sat- q Cour, 81 Probate hell II
fafis, Nitha and Cor the Coabtg Of Onlori
on III third Tuesday Of Aux. a. II, lss-.
Etscatof Of the last VIII ssd Ts.,smest Of
tsthef haicom, late % Backaell. IN sati Coanty,
dsosssed. praying % licesos - sell snf eonvey
- mach u The reAi ests's % sad decsaao ~
nav - necssssry fof the pATmsat Of debts. lexa-
eds and ekyeass Of Aiminlstrsli1a mated 81
tso hasfred and ssveatydte doiiars.
OHDksED. that The SAT- fetitiSaer give not s
" All persons Interested b. esnsins an abstract
Of his petition, 9Th this order thereon % Be pub.
lishst thrce weeks saocesslselv IN the Ga lord
Democrat. prlntef ~ fss. that they msy appear
~ q PROBATE Coar 10 be held st Psris, In "a
Couuty, on the third Tuesday 81 sept. nsxf. 90 .
OSioek In TIE fo'enooa, aaf shss eaass. NJ am
tosy have, vhy the sane should not - grsntst.
skO. A. WILSON, Jsdse.
true oopy-stissti ~. z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
DIED.

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NJ. snd Mr. 4. l. fsugafd.
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year.
In Frysburg Ass II. NsAiiabis IIuieAlh,. assd
A years.
10 ilsthsl Aux n. NiHnis Guianl, aEsi ,. years.
In oatord' Aus- ls. Mr. sAfsA fesT. ssvd =
Years.
IN Pori.r. AuE. n. Mrs.. james Frsach.
Ia scuth Paris. Aux. n. AinA b., daughter Of
Almoa AT Hannah Charchil. Agsd ytau.
aged a. years.
10 M.sh.n-. r.ll.. Aass., a. p.rasa. R.l...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Commissiemer., Notice.

iloa. JndEs ofProbafe 60 The Ceauty II OxfbFd "a
the third fusstsy 81 July, A. u. lsss. Csmmissioa.
eFs - receive snd exsaine the claims % creditors
against the estate q Ihouss - Bensoa. late 81 Beck
teld, In said Cosny decessed. rspresented insevent
heTtby give notioe thai ala months hon ths date u
said sppclntmsnt are Allowed 70 said creditors IN
sbch % present and prove their claims. an THAI they
s - In sesslna 60 thai parpose, a. the oce 81 %.
u November nsxt. ~ too O'cloek r. n. ssd On the
serond saturday % MargA nsxt. Il two o'coek y. N
BCcKyIrLD, AUs. -, isss.
iREp u; ATWOOD. lcouml..,eu,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
State Of Maine.
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DugsuANr o. chap. q. go n. - The gsfisei
i sisiuies. I -iu ~ Tn siaie TfeasaFsf's ne
al Aurusta, ~ - tiasiecath du % sepisnbsr
ssht. 81 elsNsa o'ciSea 4. NJ, ssli ssi ooaver ~
dessi o. ths hshsst btafsf al ne tatsFsst ~ TIE
stats 10 ths hssis ~ Land hsrsiasfsf dsscrib-i.
lYtsE ta gaiboofyofstci touaship.. said ussts
having eess fgffeiiei n the stNts f0f stats tsNs.
al soanty nis. esrtiae.i 10 Ihs Treasurer %
Sists f1f the year ts-t
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mkds sailsct 70 q tlsht 10 ths osaef 90 part a-n.
az skoss ria ia have bfsa forte lei. o. ~ issm
ne sane 81 aay tine withia oos isn af.er the
ssis. ~ pArias % teadsftss tsth parchasef bic
pfop1ftl0a % wtsi he Tafchassr pail therefor
81 NE sse. -th laisfest a The fats 81 tueay pc
eent ptf atnum iron ths tine q ne. al one
dollar Coz rtlsssc. 90 sch 0susr nay rssirsm he
IN trsst bY Ialias 90 actresses % ths TrvA.u.eT
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Ohrunp COUNft.
LEI acrs FfYsbafs Ae tdsny Grant is.A, 80 %
III tsro. ryttury Academy 0rsnt lss ~ ,.
so serve bachtlfsf's Grsht ls-a !. u.
OtO. 4 BFAI,
Con ionsf 81 re Tra.a'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Malice nf Cat.cla.ure.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

fv.r.sd the .igns Of The times srishi
Senator frye viii soon have o successor,
and II Won't be Tom Reed sitber.-Argus.
RICH, you ar. his nam. will be VIII
liam p. Frye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

FEoN r. walker MsKs,n. Esq Sec.
Rotary. Frysburg. We haze received the
premium liz, Of the wes, Oxford Agri.
cultural Society. Thi. SOeis,y offers LID.
sr.l premium. which should induce the
farmers Of western Oxford 20 compete.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

rxkss-1ssriy .ub-criptions si.sl pail
strictly In slivknce otheruise. floo per ytsrs
single copies. tpnr cents.
ApvxkfisksKsrs.-An lesAl eiyerti.etnsnts
srs given thrcs consecutive INSERTIONS fur ~
pr Inch IN length ~ column. frooAte notice
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rxlatlng ~ Hral EsfAte. shich arr 40 each
special contrsrts tns.ls ~ith lccAi. transient %
yearly s.ivertissr.
A. vel stl.ekei slth no. materials fof dolnG
al hints % rlAin ~ Nncy too PRINTING An
stPsrisace,i JOB pTintsf u always In M One,
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suAr.at.s prutnpt AMI satisfactory ~ork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

OXFORD. - At . Court Of Probate held a.
Fafis wlthih Ahd fof ne Coaaiy % Otf0fi, On
tks thirli TussiisF - Aug A. %. ls~.
MAKCiufF. KNIGHT. HAmsa ksscutor u =
rertala tnstrunsai, pafpafu "a ~ bs ihs isst VII
.ai Tssttmsat q KIM kichafdsoe, lss o'
Ronbafy in ssh CountY. teorssst. hssiaG pNr
SEATED the sane fof frphsts
Ordered. ThAi the said ktecaiOs give notise
10 ali psfs0as Interested By eausins copy % this
order 10 b. publishei three seets .aocessiFelt In
the osforg psmocrat printed 81 Parts, thsithsy
mar appear IA Probate Coart % - he'll Al
fafis In sAii CoaatV on the third Tussday 81
ssyt. nssi. a. niae o'el0ek ~ The torsaoon' as
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Persuant b. q ucsnos from ths IIon. Iaigs n Fro
bate, o. The County u Otkri. shall seil a pablo
aastlon. on he nihsissnih day u ssptsmbsf, A. ID
iss,, 81 ten o'closk la The isfsncn, a The once Il
title, AL iutsTssl shich Hiram n. nisbes. late II
Ia said Ioanty, deceAsei. hAi
In sni to he kilosihg described real estate.
b. witi tbs Hiram n. H.l@e hoInssiesd. 90.
aaie,l on Hose II. - called. In ssi Oresnwossi.
asi esing ne .sms pFsmise. occapisd by hm Il the
lime q Nj, decrease.
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NOfiCt ~ bsFety given thai p.tiiioa has. on
y tkis "a day of Aus. A. II ls- Ten
prcsshiei o. saii court fOr sAi eoaaty. BY
Charles u fsmss % Albany. la std Caaaty.
pFaylnT that 10 mar he decrtsi fall disehAss
fro all his defts. pfosable ubis- ths provisions
~ CHAPTER ssventN Of the st.iates 70 halae,
and upon sai pstii0n, u IL ordered by said cosn
that hearing - nat upoa the sane befere said
court al Paris 10 sAt conaiy n Osford .on weiaes-
day the islh dAy q sept, u. ic, al . o'clock. 10
10 The Oxford Dcmocrs. q ne~spspef published
10 ssid cosntN Of Oxf0ri. once . ~eet Tor Two
suscsssite weeks, the last publcafion 10 b. seven
DAYS befOr the LAY % hssfiagg sol that all efc'i
TORS vho have proved their dfbts, and other
persons Interested, may appsaF AZ ssh place
ant time and show cause II sny they have, shy
q disshA sh0uid not - Ersniei sad Debtor 60
cOfding % tha p-sysF of hts getnion.
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