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Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
News OF the Week.

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Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
10. ofG. T
The Good Templars meet az East
Buckheld.

oxford District Lodge, IndePenden'
Osd-r OF Good rsmp.Ars held Is regular
session With Crystal Wave Lodge a. Eis'
Backnsli la,, "Wednesday. Grand Seere'
tAry, George T. Brackrti, OF Belfast, wa-
present. The lodges Of The Esstsrn pAF1
OF The county wsrs veil represented. The
reports lron the dlfsrent lodges showed
ne order - b. 10 good standing aai were
encouraging.
While the Degree work vas going on a,
he LOigc Hall, those not taking TIE dc.
gree assembled al the church ani listened
toa stirriag address hy Lieut.. &. l.
Howe. The question Of Javsnile Temples
sas thorOngniy discussed and dlsP0s :
too wAs manifest 10 70 a. the work With
viii.
The entertainment consisting Of singing
recltAuots Ani dselAnAiiOns Was good
Ani va, well received.
Grand Secretary Brlekeit made inter.
estlng remarks regarding The Personal
Lioerty League" OF Belfast, and District
remplar Haskell, OF Androseoggin Dis
trict spoke OF the state Of The order 10 bis
District.
Voted ,Aa, hereafter Lodges with whom
The Ds,ris, Lodge meets shAl furnish din
ner.
Voted tha, the next meeting be held
with Aqua Para LOdgs Of wslehvllle.
Votes OF thanks we're extended 20 Grand
Secretary Brsckeit for bis attendance. 10
Lieut. Howe fOr bis address. snt 10 Crys'
"a Wave Lodge fOr hospitality.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

THx great objee, Of in,sres, the past
week has been the Republican National
Convention now in session q, Chicago
and the in,eres, increases rather than
aba,es The Convention did no, CON-
menee ballOting until the las, Of the
week. As ~ss expected. John sherman
lead the lie, on the first bsllo, bat de-
vsloped JUS, strength enough to prove his
weakness. Depsv Of New York. with
drew after three ballots and a We 20 TO
press With this edition Monday. !, looks
Ike Harrison of Blaine. California
could no, restrain itself and voted for
Blaine on the first ballot. II is said
that there are over six hundred Blaine
delegates In the Convention and unless .
choice IL made soon from the "lesser
lishs' Mr.. Blaine vill be nominated as
the only key to the desd-loeh, under
which eircumstAnees !, b believed be
viii accept the nomination. s IL would
plainly be his duty 10 do. We can enly
eusss ss the result nov. Our fs, guess
i Blains and Harrison. Our sscond.
Hariscn snd Phslps.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
srArE or MAINE

COUNTY or OXFORD. s,-naari % Coaaty
a. tnml sifnars, Ma sossIba, issf hsld ~ al
lsarrmrat iuas itih. tsss
lg1a ths flry s,iinf lstliisn saisnCiofy sttiencs
hsV'ns bscn fvo5rci thAt the VsiHipnsr. afs ~.
sIantbis, al ihai in4sify aip NE mffis of thsii
sppiirsiiaa h sKrssiIsui. lT ~ uapHHtn, nat
- JaaaiT Cotauiittioasfs mcst AZ TIE % liouss
IN Nofssy ou lhs tstna daY oi neptembsr
tsAI AZ tee q ne clnrt a. Aai
thsnfs gfurssi o. fiss ne funis msuiensi In sali
pstitls. a. nsiiatsT aftsf shich tiss asafhx ~
trs paftls. ani tirif suscsscs I'LL o. hat a. 500
C1aFsnIsat Ii.o- On tas rirlntI. ant zen ether
nrsfurts takrn iu the ufenisss a. ths Conals
sisnsts shall ladSe gfussf, Aui u IL fafthsf 10.
iffri. thsi npiiss ~ ths uas. plsce anl parIoss
II tha Ouaaissloaffs' msstlag siofssaii ~ girsa
% sil Isfsoas tni cofpoftii1as iHisfCstsi. ~
taasiag si.ssttd ougss 4 sal4 lftiiaa AL " this
uflgf ihsfvoa o. D. tsfted upoa thf fsspccaFs
Clsfts ~ ne tosus oi Nof.ay and 1rCsu-uoi
snd alsa p,stgi W ia thrvs Iaal- rltncs ia ssca
nf sait taaus. aud puauthfi tnfse stTks
fuorsssIrrig ia The uxiold n.iapcfaL Q
afss.tpff yftairi ~ fsus "a saii Nsanu
uf Osf.fi ~ nfst % sait pahiirsi1as, al era q
me st1sf uutlc e. to D. asis, scfTct sai posted
a. casi thifi days tri1sv sali tins % rsiiaE, ~
its ssd that all Isfspss AL c1r.fatioas nsi the
snd tngfc apTraf al thss Caasf, 4 anI nv
hste. sby ~ gfaycf VI u.ii seiiiionsu saSali
Attest ALHEgr = AUsriS. Cisrs.
A trus oopy of tsli rstisoa ani oris' Of Uoaf,
1TIr,T ALBERT = AuriS c,srs.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
COUNTY CONVENTION.
A List OF tho Men who will Name
the New County Officers

The Republican COan,y Convention
Goa the purpose Of nominating candidates
for two Senators. oae County Commis-
siOnsr. Judge Of Probate. Register Ol
Probate. County Attorney, Sheriff and
Treasurer. ~ill assemble at the Court
House. Par. Hill. on Wednesday Of ,hi'
week a. 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
The lis, of candidates was reosn,l,
published in the Democrat. since which
time there have been no important
changes.
The following Is a liz, Of the delegates
% far as we are informed up to time o.
soing % press:
ALn,Sr. Dexter A. Cummings and
Ou. Hsytord
ANDovER. o. u. Poor. John Ns~,Ou
aud T. =. Thomas.
BrruKI. Israel q. KimbAll. Cnsrle'
NJ Kimb.l. John NJ PhilbrCok. Gilman
z. Bean and ID NJ Grover.
BRowNIELB. II Ga,ehsll Aad VII
lam h. S,iekhey.
BrcNrmlD. Albion 4. BOnnsy. Msr'
riu P.rsons and Timothy II Lint.
BNEoS. John HOash,on.
CANruS. Charles IL Gilbert, Il. T.
Gilber, all Ronello A B.uoss.
DENNAEN. Gideon NJ. Sanborn AID
Charles + Bennett.
DuftuD. John ; HArl,v and Dt J
). Siaftevant.
FKYnuKo. A. X Jsnness. Albioa Z
Gotdss, q. n. Walker And ID. A. Bal
ard
GrLEAp. A J. Blake.
GRAFTON. Richmond Davis.
GErrNwOop. Horace G. Berry and
William n. Crockett.
HANoyIR. Clark Il. Frost.
HAErroRp. l.. O. S,st.oa, J. 4. Fran
,e. and Msllsn Holmes.
HiSAN.
HruEoS. Charlie. II. George .ad SAM
asl T. CashmAn.
I.ovELL, Eckley r. S,-afn', James +.
F.rring,on and Jane. Vance.
MAsoN. ChAile. z. Bro-H.
MENico. Levi. n. Reed.
NEwEY. y :. Baker.
NoEwAY. John A Roberts. John a.
wymsn, Charls, r. Whi,m.n, seward
:. S,sIrns. G. ". Partridge AID + p
smith.
O1roKp. John ". Ch.dbOarns. W
X. Fsrs, George A Poor snd henfy
" Coy.
PAKi,. IN. Blister. II. A Fillsr.
wm. r. Curtis. C. n L,ne, George
Clark. r 4. ThAysr. II 4. Chase and
A. r Forbes.
PrEr. Hsnry II. Rosinson an4 L 5.
WymAa.
PoErrK. jordan S'.sy. Moses 5,
M1alton aad J W. CaaPmaa.
RoXursY. ;. VI. Lpcke
RruroEn. waldo Ps,,sngil. John
Hove and G 4. Ea'oa.
Srow. Orfin X. B.ro~s.
StoNmlN. Samnsr Evans.
SrNNEH. SIlomoa L. S.e'soa, Henry
B Hrrsey and stephen & Head.
SwEnEN. John W Calie.
UrrON.
wArrEFoED. william 7 Gfeen, Wd'
ian Dlaslass AID A. u Morse.
woo~rccN. Hor.,i5 r. Hoase'on,
Jane. l.. Blsksr aad Thoms, X Day
FHANNtiN PLANrArioN Wiaihfof
Maiihs-s
iiNCDLN PtNNTArt1N,
Mur0N pLANrArioN, Henry DAVIS.
RiLrI pLANrArioS.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

HsHEoN CoNNrNcENENr The Com
meaesmsnt exercise. u the Class Of IS
ai Hebrop Academy, will occur to-day,
'Tus.l.y a. i~o o'elo,k. p. u. Mss.e
oy Gnmmsr, O,ehe.,ra The gradual
,ng class consist. oi nineteen members
=. follo~s: Grace T. Bampa., Hsoron
Ems q. Che.lsy. HebrOn; M.oells
Cu.hmaa, North Paris; Bertha II Cash'
maa. North Pans Charles II. Dise.
Sedswiek Ofis.a ". GJal1, fvePoti
Ger,ie NJ. Harlos. Hebron Abbis LsB,
Hibb.. Hebron: Howard A. Lincoln,
Portland James r. Moody. Tsrnsr
Anaie /. Parsons. South Paris (; Ann.
VI. Proctor. North Raymond; Maud
saunders, Ellsworth Levi c. Sopesr'
Soa,h Poland; Mary +. spear. Free
port Eugene l. Tousy, Diihsld
Hor,sase h. Torey. DiNhsld; FrahE
ID. True. Portland; Albert $. Nenire''
Peru.
The Commeresmsn, ConSert this
Tuesday evening will be given by
Gnmmef, Orchestra. Of Portland. assist
Cd By Mise Annie Siockbridgs. SoPr.noi
Mrs. jennie King MorrsOn, Alto MI
VIII n. s,ockbridge. Tenor; ard Mr,
John l. Shaw, Bass. Tickets with &C.
served sea, ,hiT,y-fvs esnis.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
Oxford County Fires.

Mr.. Stephen Rounds house, situs,sd IL
Browuneld. was burned 20 the grOubi
Suniay night the lTth Inst The nrs was
discovered about six o'clock, while the
family were a. supper and Vas well under
way. lis though, sparks from The chin
ney caught on the roof The furniture
Vas saved and the house was Insured.
Fannie Ssvtslle's farm dwelling .,
South Paris was burned n ten O'Clock
Tuesday, The 18Th inst Cause unknown.
Loss $500; Insured for $500.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

OXTuRp, H-Ata C5ur % Pfob.is. nd q.
rafis. aahla ali flf thr Csaay 4 OAtlfd. %
~ lhifi Tsssdsy OF Jass. q. u. $50.
nlNJAMiN \. ItELL.
Adnnlstratsf oa The estate % Al k-eas,
lais II slnnsf, O. sai Coaatf dfccsssi. has.
- pftssu utrl nls scC1uut u AdmIni istfaulu
a IA sstAtc % sal dccesae f5f sllBvarcst
OEuGgIp, that faii AdmlnisIatof stvs toliee
lo All pcfsoSs ih hlsfssiei. b. ctasnE copy u tha
tAs OAToGO uEnucgAT, pfiatsi ~ fafis, thsi
iisi lhsy lnAY sppsaf a. Noafl of ffotais " Ds
1sii st Paris. IN sali Coaaty, on ne thifi Iucs-
igT u JAZZ usht, a. nlas 0rlpSk Ia IN Tort
500. sna shss caass. ~ Aay lhsy have. ~hy tho
sane sh0sli a1t ~ Ailoscd.
Ar. SAVAGE asiiug judge.
Alive s0pJ-ATtCsT u. 4. DAVIS, I.ssisssr.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

A. Oxford County Prohibition Goa
ventiOn !. called by Edi,O, Carver, Of the
Canton Telephone, 10 NEE, a. Canton
July 2lr 10 nominate eandids,es for
county officer, to Be supported a, the Sep
iembsr election.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
PRIZE OFFER.
A Type Writer Free

To the person .sndins Us the largest
number Of new .dvsnoe paying subsefio-
srs ~ the Oxford Dsmoers, previous 20
July ls;. isss. We viii give new World
Type Writer. beside. . liberal eommis-
.ion oa each nee subscriber.
Offer open 90 everybody.
ATWOOD s. FORnr. PUHLisHEKs
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

THE GOvsrnmsn, has reeea,ly remsm.
bsred Frank Maxim. % South Paris.
George X Coyle. o, BGekhsld. John 2.
Rounds. Of South Hiram. snd America
+. Msyhs~. Of North Paris, by way Of
pensions
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
A .ru.sopy. ..iis.I'@h.c ~ It c. DAVIS .assi.ss;.
OSronp - AZ essr, Of or, rrcs,.s = S:Ia :. :,

ONrORD, ss. Ats Court OF Probste held ~
Psrts, within ana for the Cyanty Of Oxford, on
the tkird Tuesfay of Juas, A % Iss<
EI.iIAuEIH l.. TifCOhB, named Etscutnt
~ . oeftAla lsstrumsat parpoftiag 20 be the At
win and TestAmsat OF nSdaey nieomo All
ceased, having Eresentet the sane Cor probate
Ordered, That the saii kkeeatrix EIss no
tles 10 ali persons iutsrssted by causing copy
u thls order 70 Be three Seehssues sss,e
81 Paris, IN said COunty, that they uay spf'sH o.
q Probate Coart 20 Be held 81 Paris. 90 me thlfd
tuesday OF July next 81 oeloet IN the tefe-
aid Instrument skeu a Rot be proved. approved
and allowed AZ the last wiz Ani Testament OF
A.RsAvAGE. AetinE Jsdse.
A tfss sopy-Ausstf "A q. DAVIS, hsgistsf.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

FEKK trade and Protection are TO Be
the issues in this campaign aud Proiee-
ton to American lndas,ry -ill yin. The
American mechanic Is too elear.hsAdSd TO
sndors. the message Of Presidsn, Clsvs-
land AID the Mills bill.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
Man Drowned at Dixfield

DfxFixLD. NE, jane 2lst
Seven men rafting lumber In the river AZ
Dlxfsld. Wednesday. upset their boat ard
AlobEo Cansds. OF Philiips, Was drowned
lie vNs sboat n years OF sge and Was nj
work a. the tOothpiek mill. He Vas IN
able 10 swim. HIS body VAS found about
half An hour aftsr In the eddy near the
mill.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

OXFORD. . .-Na COiu % ffsbus hsi ai
fafis, sithin All iof The CouaiI % ottsi, oa
Ire thff Tssslay " lune, A. q is,
CHANDLER SWIFT, Ainiais,rAt1r of IN
estate q fi1yd n. kichsfis Ala ffknk kAsspa
lie 90 Paris. On sad CJuhtf, dtctssci hsflng
prossutsd bic alc0att ~ sfm nlsuation u the 90
tate o. al decrAssd GO aigNaafdf
ORuGHIb that ne .Aii Admin'r si1s nolics
o. all gsfsoas tnisFsstsd BY caasiaf copy q TIT
order 10 D. pstiishsd . sesss sacessslTsly In ID
ID sfofi Demosrst gfinisi al fAfis, that thsy nal
agtsn na Probate Coaft % b held ai Paris
a said ooaaiJ 90 the thift fus.iay OF JAY uest
81 o'ei0ca 10 ths fOfea0On - sbOs csass n al
tksy haEs why the sane shsai n0i D. All1sei,
A. u. SAVAGE sstlos ia isc.
A uus copy. aticsi;-ii. 4. DAVIS, Essistsr.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

UNFOED, a,-At o Court Of Probate held 81
Paris, within ard Zoe the County az On lord. On
the thfi Tuesdsy of Jaae. a. -. ts,..
MOsEs =. MOuLTOS, Administrator On The
estate Of Joseph Mss0a, late OF Hiram, IN SAID
County, deceased, having presealei bis &C.
ooaat Of ad2ini-traiiOn Of ths estate OF said
deceased Cor allOsAnoei
Ofdsred, that ths sAd Adnia'f give notice 70
all persoas iatcrcs,ef by causiax eJgy 81 this
order % be published taree seeks acsesslvelf In
ths oxford DemOsfst pfiaIsi a. Parts, thai they
nay appear at q PrSbsis Coari n BE- hell AZ
Pans, In saii COsnty, on the hifi Iaesisy OF
cause II any thsy have uhJ the sane should not
be Allowed.
AR. SAVAGE. Astins Judge.
A true eopy, attest Ill. Z. DAVIS ,Rssislsi.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

oxFJRD, .,-Ai . Coaft OF Prsbais hell a.
F.rs, slthin sad f0ftAe COanty Of OklOfi, Oa
ths thlfd Tassisy OF Jane. A. u. is.,.
I.R BAHkEII. AdmiaistfsiOr siih the Will
.nnsaei 90 The estate Of Eiinani RchA'ds. at Of
Huesneld, In saii C0uaty. decsAsci, hs5ias pre-
ssntei 10, acoOuht Of fAiminislratOa Of the estate
q saii deceased Tor sllOsaacs.
Otlsfei. IhsG ths sAiI Aimutdrstof give
sotloe % al pestoas iatefe stcd, 81 etss ihs .
oopy Of this order D. b. p4bishci thfss weeks
.a,cessivsIy ia The Okf0rd Dsmosf.i, prin u o.
Paris. that they may appear a. frObats Court
10 BE- held AZ fAfs. Oa The thiri 1aesiay ofjuly
asnt. a. nine O'Clock "a TIE fofvnoJn. al shOw
eagss, u Aay thsy have, whJ tn sane shOa u not
b aDOued.
Ar SAVAGE AstinE ia tss.
A trss ejpy-AtIssu n. g. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
FoR GOVERNOR.
Edwin C. BurIeigh,
Fof Csasvs~
Nelson Dingley, Jr.
ETrrnfIc,N COUNrl CoNyTNriOV.

The g~puhllcAn voters of Oxdsrl coanty ars
rsslurslasi - meet In conFenttna ~ tus to.ari
uo1.-. Paris tiiit. On Nesinesisy. jane TIN
lsss ~ u o'Clock A. n. frr N plrI.tes - nom
tnaung ckn.iifikics fnr ne ft.iosing Noano
Of1-srs. va O. rso senator's. one lu1utY tnfn
misslonef. 1a.lrs % fron -. Register of ffo
bale Countv Attorney. sheriff an rruAsuref,
to b. sapportei ~ TIE septsmnsf elcCtion
Aiso o. cds.1ss . Hspuhlican Co1ntv lommii
tae TIE basis % rvprusfntafion Ill D. ne
sane ~ ths supsrnatoriai state Cunvcn
tina.
rsr order o. ths RsPahnoaa County Com
IN nEARcE. Chairman.
Norway, Nay a. -.
Ths vArious tovns kni piantsiions arr er
titled "a the foiiosiag numhsr of Delegates
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

You win be greatly bsbs nstsi and much
refreshed these hot days oy sponging The
body and limbs. on retiring. with water TO
which Q small quantity OF Browns Instant
Relief has been added.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
OXFORD % :, Court ,s ..,I, Of rr:s:, 81 ,, s,t 81 :,

OxTORp, - s-At . Court OF Pfobsts held OF
Paris, within snd Coz the County Of Oxford. On
the thIri Tuessisy OF June. A. u. lss.
JOHN BAkkkR. bAmen kSseator IN .
certain Instrumenl, papofu q ~ be The last VIII
and Testsmsai 81 oiltert Chagman, Ae OF
seated the same Zoe Probate;
Ordered. That the said ESeesiof sivs notiee
10 All psrsoas Interested BY saasing copy OF this
the OxforS Democrat printed 81 Paris, that they
nav appear q. q Probate Court 70 b held a.
Pane IN sAid CoaEty on the third Tuesday Of
jsly nsHt. ~ nins o'eioek IN the icfsnoes' a,d
In.trunsnt shoald not be proved, approved and
allowed, - the isst wiii and Testament Of sAsd
dsesassd.
..,,-i.s..; 3 sAyaf5z 4 z DzI:. ;s,' k:s: sss:
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

NEN, week the Demoer., expects TO
publish portraits Of the nsI, Presidsn,
and Vice Presidsn; Of tie United States
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

NoEwAY and E.s, S,oasham are among
the Oxford County tosns tia; will eels-
brsts the Fourth Of Jaly. An elaborate
program i arranged Coz each place.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

Now LEI. have an administration iha,
-ill no, eomprOmise the digni,y Of the
Nation on the ksheriss question.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

wE are in rsesip, Of the Wedding card.
Of Bro. Hsnry A. Poole. Of the Mechanic
Falls Ledger. The bride ~As Miss Ida
NJ. Goodrich Congratulations.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

OXFORD. - ,-AtE CJan Of Probate. bell .,
PAfts WItAia aad t0f the Coaaiy o. Osfofd.
ou tls thri Tls.isy OF Jaae, A. ID. lsss.
LkMIEL CHOOkLg. SuafiiAn OF LILLIAN
Irving. IN minor chiii Ani heif of Am. II. lrins,
late OF Ustord, Ia ssid couatY, dccsAssd, taVtns
gfsssatsd his aCc0aat 0fzuarii.aship Ofs.i ssid
l0T ali0wsnCe.
Osdsfei, thai the .aid Ga.riisa give notice
. all uersOus Interested, b. causiux Q e3pg
III thls Of,isf D. bs pablishsd three wcsks suc-
or.sistly IN ths OsiOFi Dsmscfal. pfintei at
Pns, thai thcy MAJ spIcAr AZ FRO
oaie CouTt o. - held a. Paris. on The thifd Tues.
iAy oi Jsly neht, 81 MAE Oclsck 10 TIC fore.
aooa. and sbO. casse,i anJ thsy have, why The
ssms shouli ngt b. siovsd.
A NJ SAVAGE. Astirg iuiss.
A trse copy Attest; a. a. DAVIS, kegisier.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
MARRIED.

A. Rlmtri Cruisf, j1ns lei, D. Rey. g. n.
lisrntf1ri. NJ frft a.. rsai. ~ iyun. Msssa. hu.
srfis arl ifnr.r n famsm. n klli1ri
A. tiaufnfi tfnifr, iGns sfh, - thr salr, MI.
Msr.hali \. ilossfi asi Me- Msry A GisvsT. boih
II AamiafI.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

Tn Rspablie.n N.,iOnAl Convention
has taken decisive stand on the qae.-
ton of Protection % American Labor.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
DIED.

A. "a, Esniard. Jsss is,h. NJ. JOSIAH EHsli,
arrYi ~ Yrars.
rar.s llla.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

4 ooursssu, erl 10 s..l., Ia ssusrd hou.s work
Gooi sAFss paid AppJte -
c.n. RIPLEY. r.d..
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26

NlrIiEREAs. Oeorre W. iiAmman. of rtra, In
w ths Coaniy n Oxonl al State II hslss. On
~ nnstcsuth lty ~ Msy. A. y tsst b. NJ, desd ol
- ieei.. sel 80. pare iii. csa,eytd O. kliss N
lstet,y esftain pew 4 lani 90 ftsl estate dss
efibsd a fliors II hslar ths same sol q. ths lsna
ihis day cunveyti D. ~ the sail Elas a. ioYtlay
~ his Hnranir deed o. shlch dessl fttrene tnsy ~
l.s fss refe particular dssfiptiaa II ssi pfstaisss
ssll llnt hrrtby cuaveyed being ths sauis kussu q,
~ haassfel fsfm q ts lsis sslaael iIsmmaa sit.
usisd N said tosn ~ rtru. - secure The pay
Inrni u IA csrtA notes u haai thsrria described
All a. ths confiiious II sAli moftrare have tesu
broken hsrstr clslm iofeslasare n TIE ssus a.
ooring % the staiais IN sarh casss tnats And pfo
siisi sal EiVs ~. nstios 90 that paTYose.
fSru, juns ?. i,ss.
Oxford Democrat., 1888-06-26
WANTED

ELIAs H. LOvEJOY.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-07-26
The Time to Sleep.

Another important hygienic rule il
neyerto thWartt that advance guard OF
sleep-the drowsy impulse, which in
healthy individuals will be found to
occurabout the same hour each night
its approach the individual should.
invariably betake himselfto rest; nor
should he tarry until this d~rowsinesss
verges on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS but atsthe
very irstitimationo fbrain weariness
he;shpuddse eek to assumea horizontal
position as quickly as possible. Ifs
this frle be scruNplously maintained
1t will usually Be foud that sleep
supervenes almost as the head touches
the pillow, if there has been no
previous abuse of the pleasures OF the
table. If, however, there has been
gormandising and abuse of wine.
shortly before retiring, the aspirantE
for honors in the arena of cerebral
combatmust notbe surprisedH he be
subjected to all Observation-Disclosures 81;
semi-consciousness total inabilitysto
orsleep in which all theterrors
of nightmare are, unrolled before
the irritated imagination.-Dr.
Leonard Corning.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-07-26

r the ityfarm in Lewiston, Me-, is
q curious pet and astrange adoption.
"A philosopher finds in it proof of the
brotherhood of all creatures that
live. "A few weeks a 60 the family
dog brought in a baby mink, it's eyes
hardly open-a helpless creature so
that the dog wouldnot
harm it, At that time the ffamilyscat
WIS IN the joys Of recent maternity,
md her faIpilg was still in darkness.
The little girl Of the house bethought
herssAft TO putthe mink in Within kit
Tens, and after afew objections the
cat accepted the addition to her
family and has subsequently, tended,
nursaesd and reared it. The kittens
and the mink are all wide awake
now, and it is hard to tell which i,
thellappiest. The odd-looking little
animal plays 90 ggleefqlly as the rest
rolling over the floor, capering, gam
,6dh jnmnsiing,s and Ii all respects
enJoyinglife. It isnotevident, either,
that the cat had any less regard for
II than for any Of the kittens.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-07-26
A Singular Case Of Perjury.

The latest developments in the Stain-Crom.
well case at Bangor, Maine, are. startling,
and seem to establish beyond any doubt
that young Stain manufactured out of cloth
the evidence which has nearly. brought his
father. and Cromwell to the galloWs, 1t
seems that some time before the Dexter bank
robbery and the murder of Cashier Barron,
the Winthrop bank, situated in Win
throp, Me-, lost by robbery over $4,000
in negotiable paper. Shortly after this rob-
berry young Stain was confined in Norridge-
wock jail for some thieving operation.
While in prison he made a statement to the
authorities that he, his father, Cromwell
and q New York "crook" named Gleason
had robbed the. Winthrop bank. He was
promised thetreward offered by the bank in
case his story proved true. He puthis state
ment in writing. The bank officials carefully
investigated the story, and were satisfied
that it was wholly untrue, and that young
Stain had made up the yarn simlpv for the
purpose of the reward. The written state
ment, however, was filed away by the bank.
The remarkable fact now brought out is that
the statement Of young Stain is almost word
for word the same: as his so-called confession
in connection with the Dexter robbery and
murder, except tiat the names of the two.
towns are changed. Counsel for Stain and.
Cromwell now have the memoranda above re-
ferred to in their possession, and the general
opinion seems to be that these men had no
hand in the murder Of which they have once
been convicted. -