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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE -
INTERLOCklNG SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
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Jce Cream

FACT.-Hor:ons Ice Cream Is made from pure
a Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks Of lea
Cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &C. will keep
hard one hour Country order, promptly nled Dspots
I305 tth-sye. e9s othsve: 10 Park row; ITO East
A DVERTIS EMENTS FOR THE NETWORK
"A TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. !, 23S Broadway, Thirty
hrstst, until p M; $50 Broadway between Twenty.
second and rwenty.third SITS. until p. go West
Twenty hird-st., Eighh.ave 1872 Sixth ave.
1873 Foq.h.aye, corner Fourteenths 200 Thirds ave.
Forty sevenh-s; I020 Third ave, Sixty.
grstst. Los Frst-ayc. LOG West Forty secondst
Ninth-ave and SiNycighh.st, and 90 Iibertyst, and
wenty htth.st.. 70 = . M, at regular ONCE
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Ofean Gtelmers.

4 NCHOR LINE. L. S. MAIL Steamships.
N NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
SIS. CITY OF ROME, "Wednesday, Sept Is. Oct. 10.
Saloon passage $50, $50. $50 s00 second class, $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier Al. North River foot Of LerOy.st
Furnessia Sept. II, a. NJ. Ctic1ssa..Sept IS. q.
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW. LoNDoNDERRY or LIVERPOOL;
Cabn, $50 and $50 Second class $50. steerage. go.
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for AMI
amount issued az lowest current raes.
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financial.
Houston & Texas Central Stock.

Moaee "a hereby given to the holders Of the existing
c.p'n sook OF the Houston and Texas Central Railway
company tnat they may within the time hereinafter
nea, provae and pay 10 the undersigned the amounts
psisoe under ninth subdivision OF plan agreement
reorganization dated December 90 1887 to entltle
'hem 70 stock OF the recognized company hereunder
INC amount OF the pro rata share be paid by said
.,.oehno1ers Ia nNe1 and determined by the under.
sei 70 DC 10 per cent OF tina par value OF their re!
eVe holdings Of said existing capital stock. and the
e' OF the payments shall be follows. 10 wit: %
p, cent on or before Sept 10. 1880 % per
=, Oct 10. 1889; % per cent. the remainder
nereoi on or before Nov. Is. 1889.
aoyments must be made a. the times above pre-.
NIlV1 10 order TO enue the holders OF stock their
oporonste amount OF the 600 stock OF the re.
oreszed company under subdivision ninth of sad agree.
i s. Inc stock certificates Will be stamped with
cate and amount OF payments
OENIRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK,
TRUSTEE.
BY II. r. OLCOTT. President,
81 WAiL.ST., NEW-YORK.
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Six Per Cent.
DEBENTURE BONDS
at Par and Interest.
NEV.ENGLaND LOAN & TRUST CO.,
100 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
STATE OF INDIANA,
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000 TEMPORARY LOAN BONDS.

seaed proposals for the purchase bonds OF the State
mama authorized by act OF the General Assembly.
~ I'D H. r., approved March u. 1889 n the
sIVO OOO being the second oEeaf the amount Of loan
hceih authorized VIII be received 1t the office Of the
hum'of CT state oil Indiana ~ the city OF Indianapolis
until me lth dsy OF september lSS0, at o'clock
hee bonds are authorized for the purpose Of carrying
ue STATE government making provisions Tor the funding
Ihe present outstanding temporary loans at lower rate
The bonds herein designated viii be payable
agency OF The State in the city OF NeW-YO in ten years
atei thef datr and Will be- rdceuabc 40 the place
az the pleasure Of the state after dive years.
Ihy VII D" Issued In registered fOm Ia denominations
" SUIT The purchaser transferable at said fiscal
ne rate OF three per q per cent per payable
~inisnhuay nj said fiscal agency without deduction.
Proposals az less than par aud accrued Interest will
DC entertained and al proposals must be accompanied by
cefuhea cheek 70 the order OF the Treasurer the
o! Indiana. equal IN amount T. i've cent per c,u
CT The par value of the bonds bid for Checks Of
cessful bidders will be returned Immediately after the
ped on account OF their purchases and I'm OF failure
to pay The balance duo. win b. liable g. forfeiture.
The bonds win be pay able and deliverable the ofcc
OF MessfS. Winslow Laficr & Co.. iu the
York, on and afer "Wednesday, september p 1850
Issue.
The right is reserved reject ana all proposals
Bidders requested append copy OF this adycr.
usemen 70 their bid and STATE den limitations CT bonds
desired.
Copies Of the authorizing act ard the dccsoi Of the
supreme Court or Indiana upon the corsttuOuaity Of
the act may b. had by applying to Mcss:s WiHsiow
Lanler Co.
ALvlNP. HOvEY. Governor
BRUCE CARR. Auditor of state.
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rVuE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS octave, 500
i illustrated. The standard authority Vn
American open.ar amusemens Rules for sailing. swim
wing ball playing shooting horseback riding. Sc, &C. In
uII al nei copy Published BY The Tribune. EewYork
Entertaining and universally eomolmented BIZ the presA
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Che Curt.
Cost an0 1onno

7 0ST or SToLEN.-BankboOk issued by me Seaxnen'i
- Bank for Savings New, York TO NARY FINLEY.
II found returned the bank within 30 from
This date, will apply to the bank for a book
NewlosL, Sept. 10. 1882. -
PETER FINLEY Admr
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ArORDDEUTSCHER lloyd SIS. co

NEW. YORK soUTH ASiPToN- AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier zoo. ed;m Hoboken.
Aler sept II, 80 a ~ Saale. Wed Sept IS noon
Tiel rue- sep IL II an TEaye wet Sept % 80
First cabin. SO ana upward berth according TO To-
eet rates, OELRICHS & CO.. No. Rowling Green.
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THE SEPTEMBER HOTEL
COOPER HOUSE,
COOPERsTowN. oTSEGO LAKE. y. Y.
Steam heat no mcRTff PS f5E iey TTcpreo
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CORNWALL HEIGHTS. y. ",
S? feet s I'm Tie p.rs SR o m.aS
overlooking the village and valley IL hours by West
eSs
POLAND SPRING
HOTELS
The Poland Spring House enlarged twice its former
capacity. Open June Is to Oct Is. The Mansion
House is open all the year The magnificent scenery
climate. in connection With the far.famed
POLAND WATER,
make this the finest resortfn the United States.
HIRAM KICKER & SONS. South Poland, Maine.
New-York Office and depot 1e4 Nassau.st
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
THE EEBERON.
This unique seaside resort will remain open for
guests until October. Address
G. r. JONES, Elberon. y. j.
TIE HIGHLAND HOUSE,
10
NCWYOrk Cts pure mountain air and pure spring
j. w. GARRISON, Manager.
CATARACT HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap. Pa.-Excel.
~ lent cuisine central Falls Glcns, Lake and River
hunting and fishing ~ to Nov l.. NJ. TUCKER.
90 TO THE oATsKILLsl
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE
contains full description with illustrations OF 101 OF the
best hotels and boarding houses among them II also
tains valuable maps OF the mOuntns Mailed postage
paid, Teeep. Q! 30 two-cent
stamps WALTON VAN LOAN. Catsklll. N. Y
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE, open until November, on
IL spur Of Blue Ridge. between Delaware Water Gap
and Sroudsburg; elevation 300 feet; Pure dry air.
scenery unsurpassed. For circulars address J. T.
FOGLKE, strludsburg Penn.
I AXE GEORGE. y. Y.-Mohcan House OF Bolton,
riding habits Address f. d. WINSI.OW.
THE BURNETT HOUSE sTRoUDsBURT. PA.
Il One OF the best furnished and conducted Mountain
Resorts In the State Open summer and winter
j. b. WILLIAMS
THE CENTRAL. DEL WATER GAP. PA.
Il Beautiful location; high and hcathful; terms 81
day, IS TO sl2 per week For circulars ad1rcss
S. l.. oVERF1ELD.
w IsCAsSET-MoUNT PoCoNo, PA
w Open through September; heat thorough drain
age. A. j. KING. Manager.
w ILBURTON " BN.Tl IF-SEA.
w SPRING LAKE BEACH. n. ].
Open through - ptcmber.
r. X. LETCHWORTH.
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Gountrp Doaro.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Near bay and bathing and
~ boating generous table liberal 10 and from
station free Address Box 90 Speonk. L.
HANDSOME, healthy fall and winter aecommods tons;
IL comfort and refinement; large. pleasant rooms
plano; references. Box $50, bloomfield, n. J.
Mt. EISCO.-Iargc farmhouse; fall and winter So
INhBoX 80, Newcastle. y. Y.
THE HOMESTEAD. at FanwOod. hour from CITY
Hall Jersey Central Road will be kept open during
the fan and winter the house Is on high ground perfectly
healthy only five minutes walk from the station siabling
horses kept vegetables grown the place
wood fires good taic dinner from 80 references
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FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
FAST PITTSrELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE.
Gals with elegant Wagner Drawing.r0om ears through
10 IfttSburG without change Grand Central Sta ton
via Harlem Division daily except sundays at 10 3j
and $40 D. M Fast time. Superior service.
JOHN M TOUCEf, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General superintendent scu'I Passenger \senk
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CT LOUIS via THE WABASH ROU II.
- The only through seepnseSt o. - i'1' 1dlyi
70 tbe New.Yo Central Michigan Central aht iCnis
Eslfoad.-diningears Tor all meais-atf n" .not n
seropd morning. Connections IN lhnh ,tne
onis for eli points West and southwest, IN n VI
EcCi ELAN General Eastern AeentS@1 bfOSu""''"@'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET co.

~ EXPRESS SERVICE between New.York, South
steamers Of 10 600 tons and IL, 800 horse power.
Express s. sTA;EICdoRIA II 80 p n, Sept 10
REGULAR SERVICE TO plymouth london Cher
bourg tPars) and Hamburg also direct - Hamburg
Geilert7 $50 m. Sept Il. California % Sept IL
First cabin $50 and upward; Storage az oY rates.
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hobokon, N.
General onlee. 81 Broad General Passage ONCE
X. j. CORTIS. Mgr 81 Broadway n. Y
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G., &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y: c, q
w Co. Lessee 1T cb Lew 9l MGss caller
from foot Of yay.st. n. T. cfeas9' DeIoi{ LGH Sg
iI:;sS 2 IS r % 10 u is a. m rs
I6nfes CaSads. East IS - y Niagara aa; syi i
H. 55 sis p ana u sp a. Af r. f9r Els
Ills 800 faJ II 30 a. M ,9ni - 81, a A.
IS IL D NJ Newburg 10: g. r. 10 ~ s -; D. m
m .25 a. M. : -. . - ~
Lesst sleeping Cars f0r buffalo Niagaia ia Ios.II
dsys 0tScI ma ms daily except Su'iays "a y, le'r
IIiv n II statlon all - u - 80 D. ID -
W., shore station ali :a6 M. . 80 p m -r tgk'
e. tine table, or Information. apply a. once, ~ y,
EultOn.-t-, Annex plle, -. %
Tnl,ops, Eew.Y orS Clty-a7I 500. 80 ana ~ "fos
w., ssofe stston foot o. west 42ist and i9o oi Jay
~. ~ " 49, ,nI ,e'iit1re4 q r. LAMBERT. Gen.
- Psssenyer Agent, : yanlerbtaye. y. T. -----
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Real estate h1ante6.

A MEDIUM-SIZED private dwelling wanted, between
n Madison and 9th aves. from Gath to 5oth SITS
res 900 II s45 600 paw all cash
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SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
~ SENGER LINE--FouF steamers weekly from New
Pier 35, y. r., foot OF spIing-sL
IS TAILAHASSEE.....M "Wednesday, Sept. II, at n m
IS CHATTAiIOOCHEE.... Friday, sept. 49, at s D. m.
-. CITY OF AUGUSTA. saturday, Sept. II, At A. m.
IS. CITY OF SAVANNAH. Monday, sept 10, az 3 u. IA.
Connecting with Central Railway OF Georgia and Sayan.
nah Florida and Western Railway Tor all points In Georgia
Florida, South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana. lin,
surpassed accommodations Fr'eiass table fhote Fo.
freight and passage apply 10
j. D. HASHAGEN, Nv. H. RuE-rT Gen Ags
East Ag,. :. ~ and w. Ry.l savannah Fast Lima ~
POI broadway 3l7 Brosdway
X. l.. WALKER Agent Ocean Steamship Co.
New Pier 81
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AZ h-N -Nii-NA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

lNMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steam
For QUEENSTOWN n , AMI LiyEaapo9L1
CITY OF CHICAGO. wetne sdsy Sept H. o 80 a. n
CITY OF MEN; YORK. WEDNESDAY sept 49, IL NOON
CITY OF pARis :a Iweanssiay, Oct 2 II s,@
outward. sS5 and 40 prepaid. $40 sTEERAGE, so
IRON Imam Pie1 foot grsn1;sI' Jersey CITY rErId
GREEN, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

President Eliot. Of Harvard. was one
OF the pioneer tourists a. tlic lainc coast.
and spcnt many sea.Dns cru.siu.; around
Frrnchmans tay In his yacht. before
lar IIarlor obtained IT, world vide celeb
nty. one year. says Tie UT Desert
Herald. he had skipper from Waukoag
Point. now known as Sorrento. To sail
his yacht In the fall the professor g-yc
him. ~ a token of gratitude Tor favors
received. Wetsters Unabridged Die.
tionary. which. as the man could neither
Rad nor write. was ~ useful to him as
a side pocket would IL to a toad The
skipper received IL with all due gratitude,
ant left IL Tor safe keeping with the vii
lage doctor. Several years passed by.
when one day the skippers wife came to
the doctor and said II guess III carry
that ere book home now. for Sammy's
Ian goin' To school all winter. and he
knows enough 10 read the stories In II
now.. "A a result % reading those
stories sammy may be a college presi'
dent himself one Of these days-iewis-
,on Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

III went down 10 dinner resolved 10 be
cheerful and well conducted. and kept
my resolution very creditably. consider
ing how my head achcd and how inter.
nally ~rctchcd I felt" c'The Tenant OF
wildfell IIall'1 That Il the keynote OF
too many pagcs In all the Dronie novels
The lady who writes has headache. and
feels internally wretchcd. She IL icon.
ducting herself very creditably. consid.
ering." but her dark brow shows how
limited Is the life she looks out upon
and how a passionate heart eager Tor
love and happiness beats itself agains,
the wiros Of her little world
when society IL better OF worse than
IL l. today. when goycrncsscs no longer
exist. thcse tales will tell people what
life lcokel ike 10 governesscs. In them
We are always at the goycrness point of
view A young lady who Is guest and
not guest. a servant and not a servant,
poor and clever among the dull and rich,
is watching them. dcspising them. de
testing them. and taking her proud. en-
yious notes % them and their ways
Heaven was cruel when Il made wo
men, aid one of George Eliot's people.
sociciy was savage when Il made gov
eTnesscs
Inevitably miserable themselves, thcy
arc the source ~ misery 10 others They
.cc the existence that IL no, their. they
hear the wor,is that are not spoken fot
their ear. Young. !, Is their duty 10 In.
icricrc with the diversions of youth and
To snub the high spirits of the school
rcom n they mix with the grown up
people. u l. under protest which they
silently make themselves: II they do not
mix with them. they live Ia an artificial
solitude. alone. while music and laugh
ter and talk are cchoing family no, FAR
away No tact can make their position
endurable. a. a rule. no tact Of their
own nor Of their employers. and they
must feel more intensely even than other
women a fevcfish desire for a justice
which l. no, of this world.
This was the position % Charlotte
Bronie mo one bat myself can tell
how hard a govcrncss' work l. 10 me. Tor
no one bui myself IL aware how utterly
Avcr-e INV whole mind and nature are
for this employment. Andrew Lang
In Good Words
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

animal passed. In safety. and was iloun.
dering up the step hank on tho Ameri.
can aide when the pursucrs rcached the
river. Manuel pulled his Winchester and
fired at the floundcring horse. Then II
was that that half moon was cut In the
top VI the ear of Padre Tcodoro
''Sccing that they had not stopped
them. Manuel and his party also plunged
their horses into the Hood They passed
In safety and continued the pursuit A.
they approached some houses the animal
that Manuel bestrode reared hack. A
foundercd horse lay In the road The
Mexican uttered a shout of triumph lie
knew that tho fngitives could not bs far
away. The puruen rushed on until
they came TO the buildingN A solitary
cowboy stool In the rad.
"'lIave you seen a dog of . French
priest with girlY shouted Manuel.
"'Secms to me some people like that
got on the Solomonyillc stage hyar q
little while hack. stranger. answered the
calm cowboy. 'Ef you hurry you'd
ortcr On catch Il.
Manuel and his companions chased
after the stage. and the cowboy went into
one of the ranch buildings There Padre
Tcodoro and Carmc.ita were eating.
They had asked Tor shelter there and had
told the boss hcr,lcr their story. ia,
cowboy told ~ his conversation with the
girTs brother.
"'lIe won't catch the stage In half an
hour. aid be. and lt'll take as much
longer fof him 20 gei lack here
The down going stage reached the
door just then. and the cx.priest and the
cN.novicc babe hasty good.by 90 the
oowboys. who had bccn ~ Kind to them.
and boarded the sugc They went n
Tar north as Tombstone. where Rouville
had a friend and countryman In the Ter.
son ~ a storkccpcr lie gave him
place In the store. and the clever young
Frcnchman -oon adapted himself TO his
new sphere. lie AMI Carmelita were
married by an American justice % the
I-acc. for. - course. no clergyman
would haze anything io DO With such
marriage.
"Rouyille did well a. a clerk. and some
year. later returned a. Las Casas. where
be- of-ncd little s,orc For some time
the Mclicans we're doubtful ~ Rouyille.
bu, be developcd a lot 81 business sense.
put down prices and kept gocI goods.
and bcforc long mo- store there could
boast n bctter trade than the 'Ticnde dc
Padre Tcoloro.' a. his place l. still called.
Ile anG his wife AMI children are. Of
course. outside the pale ~ the church.
bat the feeling against them has entirely
disappeared In Las CasaA Rouville has
become one % the solid citizens Of the
little town. and has opened store, In sur.
rounding towns-one % which. by the
way. j. under the charge ~ Manuel Vii.
laiorcs. Who has found that an cxpricst
does not make the worst -ort % brother.
in.law after All."-San Francisco Ex.
ufnau.F
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ni,,.r nl.,pualn,m.n,.

"Ah," said the leading American hu.
morist 10 a well dressed stranger whom he
met at tho Pesth house. down by tho.zi.
IL think have seen you before. You
graduated at the Snail university la,
June. did you noty' II did" replied .he
stranger. with the air Of a man who
would no, lie about n little thing like that.
"Yes." said the leading American hu.
morist, II thought recognized you. !
wrote the affair up for The Slab And
what are you doing nowi Waiting
on table, The alumnu- shook his
head. Driving an express wagon
mo" "Oh. see. pitching for the
Groundersy' mo: have Teen appoint.
ell managing editor Of The Slab and ann
down here attending the national con.
vention OF marble cutters. II you like ]
viii give you an assignment that will
hep pay expenses And the leading
American humoris: rent cut and lay
downon the shingly bench and died harl
Mighty hard = Buruietts In Brooklyn
Eagle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
InI RAIlRoAps ANp rne FAIRs.

Ia contemplating the unprecedented
succcss of our State falrs aud the good
resulting therrfrom to the agriculture ~
the state. Ne should not overlook the
fact that first of all Ne Are Indebted to
the liberal policy In relation thereto
adopted In the outset by the Maine Gen.
trail Railroad, through It, FAR sighted
and able manager. rayson Tucker. and
readily seconded by the other railroads
aud the different steamboat lines la the
state. PROM the time that a few geal-
ous men, faithful to agriculture aud the
other industries ~ the state, rcsurrcytci
the old state society from a bankrupt
condition aud came forward ~ earnestly
la IT, support. our railroads aud steam
hoats have transported a. aud from the
exhibition fire. ~ charge al stock aud
all other contributions of whatever Kind
Intended for exhibition. and have cheer
fully and promptly PLACED ~ the dis
posal of exhibitors all the train service
for the purpose that their highest con-
Veniencr calle'i for. In effect this has
annihllaiei distance so Gar as exhibits
arv concerne,i. and has enabled the ~
mOiest parts ~ our hroad state to Law
down their contributions to the exhibit
iious on equal terms with al others.
Without a fan exhibition the attendance
20 The pthlic cannot hs rrlie,i upon. nor
can the intercst II the people Ia the work
D. Kept up. These gr,at exhibition.
never could have heen huilt up ami an-
nually couiinuei without the generous
poliry toWari them adopted In the out
- by the foresight uf the popular man
nger ~ the Main. Central rosd. IN sd-
dition o. al this froc service ~ the tran.-
portatiou lincs. passenger raies have
hr~u PLACED .o loN that the people al
over the State have hecn encouraged
thereby On turn out to the fairs. Asa
result ~ Al ihis. we have great exhibit
tions and crowds of people, a combine
tiou without which no succrss Ia this
dir,tiou could b. long continued. -
Car ~ W. know nothing like this gvner-
Gus policy has hcen adopted In other
States, certainly not In New England.
y result. none other ~ these States
With like population nas reached the
succ-s. that has rewarded our efforts Ia
Maine.
u ia gr,tldcation to know that while
The fairs have l-ccn 80 greatly benefited
hy this liberal policy, the roads have
made money cat of their generosity
through The Increase ~ passenger traffic
brought about thereby. Thus In huili-
Ing up our fair. thcy have brought
benefit a. ihrm.elys. In turn. This has
slway. heen the far sighted policy ~ the
Maine Central road-to build up the
business ~ the state and thereby pro-
mote e. oNn-and nowhere has the Wis-
dom ~ mi. course made itself more ap-
parent than In connection with our state
fairs.-Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
In. Ml..r, Of Ii.nrln...

What Ia pessimisi. my sonl Well. u
the spring opened unusually early, and
there was an increase % about - pcr
cent. In the ACREAGE % cereals sown. and
the weather was - near perfection all
summer that nobody cared to 80 to Cali
fornia. and the harvest showed a yield
that fairly lifted the root otf the barn and
made the sides ~ the elevator bulge. and
price. have gone down 10 and wages in
ERASED IS Ter cent. the national deb,
paid. taxes reduced. Saturday made \
legal holiday and ten hours pay for eight
hours work established by constitutional
Amendment. all the aims houses closed
for lack of patronage and the prisons
suli a. the hotel trust-if IN the midst ~
all this dawning millennium you come
across man. sitting on fire plug on a
windy corner. pouring dust on his head
and weeping because all his prosperity is
apt To develop luxurious aud wasieful
habits among ihc masses he's n pcssi-
mist. And what j. yOur duty ~ a CHRIS.
tian man tn such a sorroWful hrOtherf
Kill him. my son. kill him. Don't use
violence: Just tie him to a man who l.
having a gooI time. and he won't last
two hours Il Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.