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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Rumford Centre.

Mr.. @ Il Aooo,t Is making qilte exlen.
slye repairs for q. II. Abbott
c II. Graham, Timothy Colby. james
Morse aud some Others 10 this vicinity are
TO make improvements on their baIldings
this spring.
Ramford farmers are determined 10 make
up for last years losses.
The ferry boat = In. Raining 10
months 10 the year IL something qalts To
msrksble.
QIlte . number from this vicinity At
tended Elder wymau's funeral. Truly his
life VAS succsss
sidney Vaughan has again gone TO Port
land TO have his hand attended To.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Gilead,

Everything indicates spring bu, no rob-
lns Yet. Wheels take the place OF runners.
The winter hss seemed very short.
George r. Buruhsm and wife are on Z
Walt to John Willis. West Paris.
The teams came out OF the woods neal
A. II L,ry's, and left one hundred thou
sand OF spruce cut, MT drawn.
T. A. Chspm,n OF Mllwsusse. hes been
here on visit 10 his brother. Grsnvllls
Cbspmsu.
Z A. Blake OF lslstd Pond, made your
correspondent . visit, stopping over Sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
linton.

VIII Burks I. home from the woods.
We undsr.tsui Gsnsvs Bartlett hsd her
zoo, burt hys pitchfors fsllius In .ueh /,
s.y q. 20 have Que % the tines 20 through
hsr foot
Myrtle Bsrnlsr stepped 90 nail ard
huT, her fNo, qults hsdlv
A surprise pert 81 A. ". Coolidge. las,
saturday evening sni Que n John Bufke's
this svsuing
Ln,- more hump. In tom. They are
going The round. this tine.
We undsrstsni ole West has eAnksr.
rash sd scarlet river.
AK Fros, and y Abbott are A,uling
Ice to-dsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
East Waterford.

WI whi,usr rstsrnsd - Newton l.s'
week
l. " S.nisr.ou. school sgeat In III.
district. hs. hlrvd Berth, Rice 10 tssei
m. sammsf tern
10 ths rsnpls Illi district. W. A. Her
~ ~ss chosen agent. sni a. spsci,
m-.tinx a -.s vots~i o. rsis- $40 fnr o.
pairs 90 "a. school hoa.s. Enns kaight
IN l. a. teach The summsr term
several foar men taxi ~ gOlng - Cal
lforbis in Msy
special ssls % Fioar. Grain AMI f~sd
s'.n Grs-s SD April 6.h ~ & Il. Gun
mlngs 4 S1ns', Norway. See adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Waat Rrvahur1.

Mr.. George Ballard died on the Isl Inst
Seth Hatehins, OF Lowell, IL storing
groceries In the old Gteenlsw store.
y. L. Marx has closed out the stock o
goods formerly belonging 10 Fred Spring
The roof Of the house owned and oceu
pied by AK and Henry Stevens took Or
one day last week from Q chimney which
va. burning out. The Ore Was sxiin
Eui.hsd before any dsmsgs was done.
Mr. Charles wstsfhouse ~ the Harbor
has hsd an attack OF gastric fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
East Be.hel.

Chsrls. n N-sdhsm sp-ut The pat
wssk visiting rslNilvss In this place. IL
rs'uFr. ~ Boston Apr. let
NJ. Helen Bartlett has returned frou
Rumferd
FD Bartlett from Bsrlin. n. II sooon'
panied Nv hi- 900. Master Leon, spent ih'
Sshbsih 10 thi. place
A \ Bean AAs returned from Loeks''
Mia
FE Carpenter and family have moved
% Stobsham
George Aldrleh 1. =, work for J. II
Ssan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Canton.

SEVERE cold. .re The order ~ the day.
70 q. Ri..-li I. on n. sick list
Mrs W. % lI,yfori IL reported impros
Ing .lo-ly.
Prof v. NJ Glins-, OF Hebron, vi. 10
town over Sundsy.
We understand that The corn factory
will no, BE- run TIL. season. Thls IL un
welcome news for the farmers.
The dram. "Rsbecc,- Triumph" Vas .
.necs-- Every part vas well rendered
Th,r. WAS good house and ~ unf"r
stand that the proceeds were aDout So %
We learn there Z. ~ be another chill.
drcn's entsrtslnment 10 the n.sr future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Porter.

Rad. are getting qaI,s dry and the
groani will sODn settle.
DR.. John weieswooi Of Cornish, died
the pas, week lie will bs sadly missed 10
the vili.gs where be lived. Also Miss
P.nuy J,mi.on. daughter OF J Fulton
Jamison, Of the frm OF J,mlson & Mari.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Libby Of this town IL To SOW
bis early pess April is,, about . month
sooner than last year.
They hsve organized . grange ct Free
q im. ". II They are doing nieelyi there
are 81 charter members.
Another town meeting tomorrow 10
rnish baslness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
RrnwnaAld.

The principle os.lO,.. q, pre.su, Is saw
zoe wDof
~ Fi,ch IA. bought Q rne Gov.
Mr.. y o Wentworth, % fryehurR
-ho has ben a. DR. Gsiehslfs for f.~
sch. for medical treatment, l. eonvslss
-, .nd will som rsiarn 10 her home al
PTv.hury.
M. L1cy Emmous l. home from brad
ford. N.s- on short vacation.
Ms. Little l. It'll very fesbl-.
Mr. Albert Blsfe has gone 10 Lining
Ton on . visit for = fs~ days.
Shsrm.n Morrison hs- gone IN New
Market. n. II, % work In . custom eoa'
shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Wnnon.n Milla.

weathsr vsry ssrm for N. sssson sbc
thi. locality Suo~ Il Eoins very fAsi
ths ro.f h,s u.ny hsr- spots.
The Bsuns,i Bros have moved cot OF
he wooi. slso ths Wentworth Bros.
Oas ef.w 81 X A. rwiiehsll's went
to~u "a dsy.
John Oi.ou Ass dashed iogsips. IL
-. purch,ssd pair % oxsu % X A
TsitSh-n
Dr Morton ~ Bethel. sai Jsms- Lane
w.fs 10 tosu Ssndsy. To. doctor csms
IN 80 n A STOREY. who Il {. ooufOFisols
a. cfrcamstarc.s Nill ,tmit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Aesa.s 10 ths wArrsn, for school nett
wsIch fslsis. ~ The repairing % ne
ofths ..hosii hou.s l. -urthv ne consii-r.
,ii1n ~ oar voter. Give ths chilfrsu ths
.fv.ntsgs % q pissssbt AT comf'rtsals
$500 hou.s svsn N va 90 Dot 81 " he
a.. s'~..iug Civritstion hss advanced
ir ~ year. ard Zines 30 chsnge.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

nstsar % unasaN sif- 49, seen N fsll
n H. northsru sky lat NoudU svenipE
IL usat ofn -ss ally sgasl N tAst Of
10 fsu m,on Ann 81 Sia,h fsfis sao
"a. Il -. positive that u IN not mor~
ts.n AAfsmIis from hin. snf as Only
pr,vsrt. 4 ~ iset % tine IRON going -
hat ~ he frasmspts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

A hrshi uttls foar y~.r-oli all In thls
r.-s. ~sils A. church rrcsuily. hssri The
u.rI.tsf is his PRAYER uss ths srPrv-sion.
N - at 10 LAM 0~tua< hsr
uatasfs ssf. she eagerly Shisp~r~i.
"Nsnms. ~ made . miststs Ne oushi -
ave az Mary ant he iamo.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Dinhald-

There 4. qalte . 10, OF sickness 10 this
village more than there has been before
FOR some time.
John Bsoo is very sick with pueumonls.
Can cross the river IN small boats. Er'
pset To have one OF the large boats In the
las, ofthis week
wheel. are the prevailing locomotive
now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

J,ms. ; Drsks. E.q % Hiilsdsls. y J
Ssp.flutsri.nt % ne Ns- Iofk snd Nss
jsr.sy R,llru.d. hss r,osu,ly pissed moo
unstt 90 his 10 Ia ths whitt-nore bury
ius srrunf. . nile or too ssst % this VII
hgs. Itisafss piece 90 -ork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
North Paris.

y L BTr,ts .. .oOas doos packing sp-
~ Ll,ilshss 4. 10 move into Mrs
Bsrs.' rvut
We A..r ia, Hsury Hsydsa 10 70 move
o.ek n Sprih Paris.
A u Asdr~.- 10 % gather cream on
We North Paris rOats for The ensuing
Tear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
oxford Real Estate Transssrs.

ions . sTANLEY. Ks-i-rsA
.tasu.
sss.as wLHtNl.isr -
ssuusta
Nina tAC NsAl.ssr. l'''
sratL
sts.-l tssA ee-tsts. 10
srcsuttn.
Itr,sr. Eu-.a. 40
sut.n
n u-a,.r A.. q o. nsuastt. ie-
ss.rfus
A1C.-,,r suECel-s. -
sssts~eua.
AEufr. aeAAwu-sa.
stuoo.
A,..t.rsuNCsL ~
soH-Ar
49, Al Fro-t -
IL U.-r 80 4 usatsrfh,
. srsr.s q. N.r-sf -ss..f : h.as' =.
$50 ,.sass H.. 81 "a n he-res,
otFasn
Tw iari a a. LarL l''
Fsas
uiD.-.s r.rsIhtar'sr. h'''
sr.saa
90 k.|-rss .. 81 VI Arirs-s 80
r 10 s.ss.r.. rn a. u=~srtts
nj a.s-.ta n. l. a hss-erth. 4.
ssfnsFuau
Aasr,a Ev-rvu. ia'i
-ear-ru-s.
uAE.ht1w Aairs-s. ,"
Way Don't You Learn Book
Keeping
$50 sf csrt. fuf Hoe On oPsu, Pvt
49, Goes l. dssr. 90 vrits 900 sifculsr,
o. 80 Pr,c'icsi Coupsndiun, IL Third
Street Nswsfk y J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

70 Agrui h.s i.saei The call Zoe The an
raN srhoo, m-stiuE ~ ~ hslf ~ US
scaro. aoass ns1t Ssiuriay a. o'elpch 10
- arsrno1u - f6loss
TDNN o. PARIS.
er.~finE
- Irrarfants ~ a. schfssl District gt.li
70 ~ = fn vuts fn trsu sralrs ~ hsfsnf
90 g. 49, -arussi a. m-~t ~ - sehf-,l
f.aase Ir ssIf fisirHrf On -s.nrisFl N siAll
faF nf ArrfL 4 u. 49,. ~ trlf uClfs-k in tns
arsrna-.-. thsn snd thsre o. at on ne ioiin-
irr krll. rs
-. o. r.a.,.s Noisrsior % prvsiis =
So wrsffnE
--oo-f q, rss--.s Cisfs ani schcol sgsn'
Co. 49, iisfrtrf
Tf.rf " - .naf 49, ru ~ district Ill tsks
d r.rsrf o. rsusIrirs 80 -che-ni tfsus- in
So f.sirict. knd Prutiiins nsi-fiNs To-
pc sar.r
Fo-rfr o. 80 ursln snV ofhsr tsin~s. tnAt
nv isgsIIF clsrn- h.sfsr- 49, ru~~iing
f'sirt FL fsris thi. go tsv ~ N~Fcn. 80
ALnEsr = Nrrsfs,
Arruf ~ nf-sl tttst 10 -
To-n ~ Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Hartford.

Pnor sap ~-sth-r for The lss, three days
win.m 4 Bickpsil hs- gon- hsek o.
Bo-,on snsr m.aing O. gallons OF m'pl'
.yrup 81 ths Hartford Coli S9rins Yarn
Sanford Coosut l. Esttiag ready 10 bald
his n,fch ani Wood hJa.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

AZ Forb-s % ths DsmScrst msie .
ha..uss. rip - Bostnn is.t sesk Tue
r,.st 20 tai. Trip oil appear 10 TIE col.
ana. ofths Dsmocrst hsrvsftsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

TIE B,9tist S,o,s,h school gave "a 10.
tsrs.tIug coucsrt exercise a. The Vcstry,
Sssisv sysning A good numosr we're
rrasHrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
a GREAT
REDUCTIo II
ON ALL KINDS OF WARM GOODS AT
KENNEY SWETT'S.

b. hss b-sa eaiv sppoistef b. the Hoe. Jsags
of Prsbste fsr the Cossty Of Oxford aaf Assumed
the trust ef Administration Of The tststs of
LOUISA MARTIN. iats Of Rsmford.
In sail Coanty dressed. bs stviax b a 7 as the
Lao dr.. efs. hs therefore requests all psr.oas Ia
dstt a IN the estss 81 .aid dseessed (, make 10.
mediate payment ssd thoss NO have any de-
nssd. thsreoa. 70 exhibit the sSme %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Greenwood.

Special sale of Flos,. Grain and fesd'
40 ersss SD April slh q, c. y. Csn
~iSs q soas', Norway. Be str.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

social sac % Fioar. Grain ssd Feed.
49, GrNs. Ss~i APrii ca ~ &. u Can.
uiug. q S5as', Norway. See siv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

s.: a.. ss, s; s &. H.: :' :s. ,.:
Probat~ tsr tire Cesstv 20 Oafsrd asd ssssasd
lhs tru.t ~ Ad@isissrstriH % tns sstAts Of
ALEXsNDEk .. rHArtR, late of Pan'.
On SAID Coasty, de>eassd, BY givinE posd - the
lav directs she therefore requests all psrssss In.
dsbtsd 90 the estate Of said deeeassd 70 usk,
immediate payment; sst those Who have any q
MAIDS thereon V exhibit The ss.s -
kHeh 10, tsps ku1h ruArkR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

K,sry cre ~ho bulid. . h"o.s sAoa'd
- firt.o ~ ~ sight dirsrsut cats
l,fo.. i.suei ~ Psins'. faruitars ca. a.
Gees Str-st. n ,-tnn Of~ IL euutl+d.
.Ssfs-.tious o. rhnss Ahrut - farui.a,
.rfi.s v-rv -isborsts volame, for shica
/, r,arss ofs .. nsts. To- sctuN cost
oftss Rrat. "a. A--u ussrlv e. ssch. snf
a rss-ss q. nsc~-sitstssi - tn-ufs th+if
rs.fhIns tAs risht hsats TIE otasr cat
Aosu- l. furnished frer. sni contsins =
la-r. tlmhsf ~ fau pa. ilus,rsiion- %
ornamental uond msntsls. ovcrmAn,sls,
eo'on.h usnts'plsces, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Sumner.

Special ..le Of fioar. Grain AMI Feed.
also G',.. Seed April Gu a. g u. Cam
ming- & Sons, Norway. Nee adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

.Uacls- Z "a rasysr L. visiting friends
10 tosu TIE qasstiou % ths sguirrel And
tss hauisr - uow opsn Zoe discu-sion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

E1J.nsr Parker .aa \ 5. Bartlett, were
In tosn lAst veek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Chs 0xfars psmuerat.
ION THE HILL"
DIRECORY.

Tir.t Hsptlsi Charvh' Fr~.ehlas service ever
..,.l.t q n o.. .antsy ~chcoa - ~ =. sshhsi
Eysslss ssr,ies So -. Prayer hsstiass'
T,..r.fsv Esen.nEs ais
TsIysrs.ii.t Charrai suniay sehcei - 20 y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

ne has been suiy appeistsi BY tn Iisa. Isdse
% Probate FOE the toasty Of O,fsra, and az
sanei the srnst ~ AA~is,sirsfos % he estate %
SARAH k PARTsiD6E. lsfe OF Psrls.
in ssid Coantv. deceased. ~ swing bosd as the
lao directs. be thssefsre easss,s all psvsons IN
asb,ed 10 the estate Of said dec~asef " maze In
n.dlAts payment, and those vho have any de-
mass IN ,scn 10 sxhiblt The sane u
March. 10 isss. ALBEIT \. AuttfS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

ADO,ssr .Ooiaols =, The hall nett Friday
sysniug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Hon Eess \ R,bd. Of LOelss NILS.
"a. A. he HiIl Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

VA Buros. sni ~ife started Moo
A,v f1f visit % . fec weeks - Lynn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Hoe J,a- $ whsas visited Boston las,
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
ROxbury.


Marble & Pierce were In town Las, week
settling up their logging bills. IL takes .
pile OF money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

THE subscrshsr Asrsry r,v.s public notice thai
be hss ben dolly speoia,sd By the Hos. Jsdse
81 Probsss ier The Cosny of ford. asd Assumed
The tru.t NJ sdsis,strstos of tk~ esssss ef
johns DAMON. late Of b.cs nsl1.
lac dire>ss be therefore reqssses all pesssns N
dsbsed ~ he estate % ED dso<ssei 20 ssss ~.
msdiat< %, nest ssd thsss Who have aay
demands shere.s V sshibit the ssos N
nsssA %. ~. CAAnLBs n. PRINCE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Rs.i "rss Gr,., War sysdis.,s.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Everybody 10 using b. I. Il.
"Try Ayers Pills"

For Rheumatism. Neuralgia. AMI Goat
Stephen Lansing. II lonkers. y. \.
says Recommended a. q cure for
chronic CosiiVenrss, Ay-r'. Pills have
rli.,s,i Inc from that trouble and also
from Gout. lf.tsy ,l,tin - this dis-
ease would heed only three words u
mine. I could lanisi, Goat from the land.
These woris would be- Try Aver.
I'ilis'"
"iiy the us- u Myers Pills alone.
cnr,sl myself IrIinnnrniiy a fhruiua.
tlsm Whi,h lAd irutiliir'l ire several
unuils. These i'lil~ are 10 oii,s harmless
Ausl enpsiual. aud. i,lirtr. woulh
ptuyu a slrrlic iu al tasrs III luCip.snt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Rheumatism.

Ne medicine c,.uii lave served mu IA
latter sira,i."-g. a. Eg'k. Corner.
A,oyellcs Parish. a..
&. 4. Hopkins N,ta,.a CITY. writes /.
- have used Ayers lills Zoe sixteen
years. and think thsy are ~. he.t lills
in the wOrld. We keep loN II them
la ilir hous. all tile time. Ihey lave
cuful me of sick lleadasir anil neuralgia.
Sine taking Aver. Pills. ! have leen
free froiu these complaints
81 have derived great benefit from
Ayers Pills. Five year~ ago | was
taken 50 ~ With rheumaiism that vas
unable 10 ,lu ans work. took three
taxes 81 A,er's Pills and Was entirely
surrsl. Slnce that time ! anu never
without lox ~ these pills. - Peter
Christensen, hherW col, Wis.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
PREPARED nv
Or. J. c. Aver q Co., Lowell. Mas.
Sold By all Dealers In Msdieirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

For estarrh dilute browns Instant Re-
lief well with water and inhale through
the nose repeating oftsn.
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THE DEsvIsaEs.
Mem eers of = Sacred Brotherho I'd
I'm the Orient.

81. Jatfff- tss<tttt.
Dervish is Persian word, and its
derivation. or rather composition. is
still the object of controversy. Some
say that ii is derived from der-pis-
namely, one who lies at the door;
while others believe that il is oorrup-
ton from der-pssh or deT-bish-nameIy.
one who is in advance. efieftain,
and. considering that the dervIsh i
booked upon as spiritual chief In the
ewes of the lover Glasses ol the Mosiem
world. ] consider the latter derivation
more probable, and consequently
adhere 10 il. Dervishes, or members
of a sacred brother hood, have Away
enioyed great consideration
in the eyes of the hover classes
ia the East. and although not ~ knows-
edged by orthodoxy. they have been
at all times the Leaders OF the masses.
hy ahom they are hllnuly followed
andi venerated sis generally known,
all fnonkish and religious orders are
contrary TO the spirit OF the Koran,
and are exprss>ls prohibited by Islam.
But i'm spite ~ ali this, they Sprang up
very early ia Persia and, having spread
from the iast-nauaed country 10 the
rest al the Mohammedan world, the
Persian word has been generally
adopted and i now current, OF
course, the lower the level of clsiliza-
ton the higher Is the consideration
enlovesi by the dereisheS, and | can
fusIy realize the weight and the power
the tieryishes must have with the un-
civilized natives OF Central Africa
Nov, "a 10 the dervi>hes in Africa:
do not know precisely whether
they belong To the order OF
Kadri or Djelalj; but know
that they are healed by defendant
of the famous Shelk senousSi, whose
seat i, or Vas, AZ hoirouau, ia the
desert. the greatest h,ttsed of MoSism
tanaticiSm all over the world. aud,
may aid. AT the same time the strong
hold of Nosiem propaganda IN the
dark continent. From he little We
knox about the raligioas movements IN
the northern haii al Affica, Il Is pretty
clear that the rise aIsd progress 81 the
mahdl Tar from being favored hy the
orthosiax followers of Mohammed.
was found particularly objectionable
by ths. auherentS of Shelk >enoussi,
WHO. FROM the beginning we're lnimica.
Ia what they Called the
false proplivt and no sooner
we're his fortunes declining
than Shey ;oss arms against hlm. AMI,
inharliins his position IN the >eu3an,
they very naturally continue the work
begun rs the mahGi namely, the At
tack upon the Egyptians and the
English. tao nations which are l1en-
teal in their eyes. The mNhdi vas
riliculsd by the Monsmmedan world
But the followers of Sheik ss.uoassi--
/ mean these 'deryishe~ possesses
the svrnpashies - their brethren IN
faith all over the world and II tae
EugiiSa government i seriously cent
ufSsm fulfilling IL duty toward ksypt,
il should arrange matters Wlta toe
sultan of Turkey, for il = only the
khsitH who h xcknoN e.iEed ~ TIE
head If I>istn rs Sie1k >en0u ~. snd
40 hin IL would be a. easy tang 20
arrest the march of the aeryishes ana
70 nat 4 step Sa tie boo,istiea 10 the
-AfEfsEn
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-. - -.
,asfsA - woTsta ~

s~s V ASA -st f~~e9 tw ti-
i4xa t0sss1 sss "a tsr =
yas hSst lsz~=s as as+ - s.<<Aas -
- f.4rsst ~sssss sH as a-za1 Sss ~
- - 49, sever - Lsz ~steNRse 3
ss,f3 s4sx az sresh fl- 5GN2r C&hases'S ?
tsssrsas Sac nFs==Ss 80 esq., sax - fsss.s =
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as fraud
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-27
Cable Notes.

CAIRO, July 26.-Advices from the
front state that three columns of Der
wishes are marching to reinforce the
rebels. The columns are followed by
caravans conveying prisoners. 1t is be-
lieved that when these reinforcements
make junction with the main body OF
rebels grand attack viii be made upon
the Egyptians.
LONDON, July 26.-The National Lib
eral club was lavishly decorated this
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone, who Yesterday celebrated, their
golden wedding. There were 1000 per-
sons present, including q large number
of peers and members of the house Of
commons and many ladies. Viscount
Oxenbridge presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone an album, the work Of leading
artists, commemorative of the occasion.
Mr.. Gladstone, in accepting the gift,
made an eloquent and pathetic speech
which was free from political references.
He said he felt as If he was drowned in
an ocean of kindness, and he TeeiprO
Gated their good will. He deemed it
noble calling to serve people such as
they, and hoped they would all partake
of the full blessings belonging to them as
Britons and Christians. Nj. and Mrs.
Gladstone took their departure from the
hall amid scene of the greatest en-
thusiasm.
Two thirds of the total number of cot
ton spinners have agreed to limit their
production TO one-half the usual amount
for one month.
PARIS, July 26.-Gen. Boulanger viii
be a candidate in ninety-two cantons for
the councils general.
LONDON, July 26.-SIr John Henry
Pulston, member of parliament for
Davenport, gave a dinner in the house
of commons this evening to Mr. Robert
Lincoln, United States minister; Mr..
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Attorney General
Webster. Sir James Ferguson. under Sec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-27
ATKINSON.
Northern League Games

BROOKLYN, n. Y, July 2G.-Brook-
Ign, 20; Cincinnati, 6. Base hits
Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, 8. Errors
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 8. Batteries
-Foutz and Visner, Duryea and E d.
Smith and keenan,. Umpire-Kerins
COLUMBUS. ONO, July 26.-Colum-
bus, G; Louisville, 3. Base hitS-Colum-
umbus, y; Louisville, 9. Errors-C6lun-
bus, 3; Louisville, 5. Batteries-W Wild
ner and O'Cennor, Ehret and Cook.
Umpffe- HoIland-
PIrrsBURG, Pa. July &c .-Pittsburg,
s; Cleveland, +. Base -Pittsburg,
10; Cleveland, 6. -Pittsburg,
,; Cleveland, l. Batteries-Staley and
Miller, .B6attin and Sutcliffe Cnplre-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, lilly 26.-Phila-
delphj4s 0; Boston. 3. Base hits-Phn-
adelphia, :; Boston, G. Errors-Phn-
adelphia. !: Boston, l. Batteries-Buf-
fington and SchrieveI Madden and Ben
nett. Umpire-PoweTs.
NEW YORK, July 26-New- York, /;
Washington. 8. Base hIts-Sew York,
6; Washington, 8. Errors--New York
4; Washington, I. Batteries Keefe