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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
AIS -RusiNESS 81

speaker Red means that Congrrss
shall 81 down o. the business ~ the
session a. soon g.. possible. lIe has al.
rradv aunouucci the most Important
committe.s. and they can go immediate
IA about their work Two YEAR. Az
speaker Carlisle as not announce any
~ ths COMMITTEES until M lit vas com-
pleis, ant asa not complete the list un-
on afier the holiiay rccc.., .o that M
do % fhs real work ~ ihe session couli
D. doue beforr M holidays L.. time
will b. bot under the new administn-
Tim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
NV ADvEErisENENTs

frs.spgstus ~Cfihuer's Ntxafine
ffs.srsstas f.rftlsnli frV-..
80 Tear Otrisfnss fry-rnts.
Farsrs
rArksr's Hair tisissm.
renurroFai filis.
Asffrna Curesl
Nliebsir. n.iisir Fisstsrs
lpuss ttstHa
IT, eiurF n Ma.
Wa1 rarTr hsrrkins.
lftal o. tnFure.
lertfnrl cams o. ~aF.
Wantr,l
~TsFial AnnnunCrulsnt.
Ne ~tln issl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
Registered Pharmacist,
STATE oF MAINE

~ "a slsr,y - s-y C.-siy - e-' .sai sisis
90 sifksr - 40 flfpsfifs. tHttft>o
", Cos1,~t, Nor. To attach The s,-sis an
estate ~ MARY GHIENE. furnsriy ~ Hiram
In Alt oNfori Couuty, but nas IN par. AN
knosn. o. ~ salus ~ one dollar ahi summon
alt dsfsn.isut. 10 shs NAY ~ icuni IN fuul
ptcsinet O. sppesr tsforv our iustics- ~ oul
>uprrtne Iuitrisi Court. nstt o. - hoiisn Al
Parts. within ani Cor All County ~ ohturl 90
the sssoni Tuesday ~ February. 4. u lssl, ii,sf
All thsrv D. answer uuto thafle- ". u.rvsne
- the sane Hiram. IN plea ~ uhsl for divofrs
in-srts.i in this wrtt ~ sttsshmsnt. g. sit
To The Iianofahls justior- - The ,uprrae ~
iisial Coufi. neV g. ~ holien n fAr., within
an.i Coz car Cuunty - oNsuri, on the scsutHl
Tuss,iAy ~ Veterinary. \. u. iss
Chars. ". Grvens. u Hiram. IN satl oNforl
County. fvsy.stfully nlsl. ani Eites this Hon
ofahis COur o. ~ Informed that h. sas lszauy
%. Mari wari, then II ali Hiram, 81 sahl
IIlram on ths secont dsy ~ MAY. \. ~. ls.t ani
has hal by hsr one shihi who's name i t'inA
orvcne, Agel tear trs,- t.si .ls.. a., ,h,.'
him.slf towards hi saii wife a. faithful hus
hansi lat that shs rrgariless - her marriage
Vows. ,lii. on the ilth iay ~ Nay. l~o, without
cau-s on M part, utterly de.eri your his,a
morv than thre YEAR, lat past, ani still eoniin
ue. ani your lllsllant further alleges that the
rrslisnre ~ hls sshi wife Il net Known o. him,
nor has h. iseu enabled 10 a.osriais The sane
Wherefore your ni,elant prays rxht ani Justice,
ani that di1Orrs from TIE bonds ~ matrimonl
may ~ duly granted him. ani A. In duty hounh
I,rceml'er ish. A o. lss,
CHARLES ". GREENE.
STATE 90 MAINE.
oxtoap - pec o. Issl.
sab.rriie.i snd sworn b. l-forv me thls lay
FRw ARD b. HASTINGS,
JUsrICF 90 THE PfAch.
To the damage Of .aii plaintiff, "a. he ssys.l
the sum % one dollar. which .hAh ~ mai. "
appear with utisr due damages; and have Yea
there mi. writ With yoar doiaxs ti"rvin.
wITNts-. JOnN A. PETERS, Chief Justlce
u car ALI Count AZ Paris. the ninth dsy OF lie
csmler, In the year ~ eur Lori one thousand
eight hundred AMI eighty nine
ALBfRt :. AUSTIN, Click.
STATE Oh MAINE.
CUMBERLAND. 80,
supr,ase iuiicial Court. In Vacation.
Portland. Des. an. A. ID. lSs'.
uro~ IuT IoafGotSo LlhFL. OeDthtp, That
the lhsliant give notice o. the SAIL Msry or.ne
g. app@aT H. TORE the Justics 81 our supreme ia.
Iisisi ,ouTt o. - hohien a Par-. within anil for
the County ~ oxford. On The seconi TUESDAY ~
February. 4. u. l-D. by Publishing an auesiei
s,,py II .ali INTEL anil this orisr thercon, three
wesks suocsssiVely IN the Oxfori Democrat, q
newstapsr printed In PARE. IN our ,ouuty 81
Oxforl the Last pahlisatl0n a. ~ thirty slays Al
east PRIOR b. all -eceni Tuesday 81 February
that she may there AMI then In eur .sii oour az
pear AMI show cause. n any she have. Why 'he
PRAYER Of aid uiellaut shouli nst ~ granted
Nm NIHT VIRGIN,
justice 81 the -gpreme jnilcisl toar.
A true copy 81 the libel anil orier ~ Court
Auss,, ALBERT :. AUSTIN. clsRS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
Wright
ANoRoScooolN VALLEY FAN

At a meeting - the trustees 20 the
Aniroscoggin Valley Agricultural ~
ciety held Dcc. tn Il Was voted % hold
the next fair CA september ga, 9Th aud
1jth. is,s0. The new premium list will
probably b. out Ia January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
CuRE YOTRsELF.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The
best meiicil book published, Que hun
dred page. elegant colored plates, will
be sent you ON receipt of three s-ceni
stamps % pay postage. Address 4. l..
Or,iway 4 Co., Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

Remarked D. friend the ether day that she
knsw ksInp's nAisaTn Tor the Throat AMI Lunfs
was a superior rvuneiy. AZ stopped her cough
Instantly when other cough rtmesites hal no eject
whatever. - % prove tlis and convince you ~
its merit any druggist viii give yOa q sample
bottle free. LArzs slIs sc. and OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
TO PENSIONERS

4. Christina. aud New Nears arr legal
holklays tn south Paris hoard a evan
lnlng surgeon. vii met on The dsys
,,r,,..iiu- "'ntes,laVl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
DIED

In soush Hiram. H.. .. Abbis i.s~i., aEc'i :
Years
In Rumferi. ", q. Mr.. AnlslA rlhoit
ary.l - years
lu ilswistsn. he. a Amhrs.e Bors. Formerly
- nugkheii asrrsi ~ YEAR
IN ~an fransi.sa. Cal. Nov n Thsulas tlolt
foftrsrly ~ ltgthri aKesi a war AL n tneuths
IN North fryebaV. De- = Mr.. iohn ~hss
arssi ~ Ysars.
10 No,,h rryshurs pey. :. o.lorps chsrls.
srvsl - Ysars
Ia Lovli. ~. !. Mr.. iuna blanchard, sse'
- yesrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
THE FRENCH At WORK.

Elsewhere IN this eiitiOn YAK o'Rsli tells
u all st.out Gallo IAboring Men and Their
peculiaTitles. the Patient peasant-lie Il for
Peace ami Not War; shopkeepsr of France
and French Ofiicials The ffth OF our
"JAcQUKs Boxnonnx- bkstchss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

For pain In the lungs, use Browns In-
slant Relief frssly 0u warm cloth, TAX
Ing Il internally az the same tune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

r.. y. Atwood has bcen appointed
postmaster AZ Buckheld. Vice Alfred
Cole. resigned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
lAw cOuRr pEcisio.

Ihr following rcscript has h~rn ~
Cr.,c'l no ihr office ot thr clerk ~ counts.
ihr mill privilege ln question isat North
Paris. The ease Wa. hcaui 10 the o,to-
her term. l~~~. and went Co The laW
court ou rvpori
OXFORD COUSIN.
phinsas B. Warner q. a. ~. y. John
.uu eastman.
an the water power on both side. 81 a
.tr,am, conveyed the saW mill thereon.
''Wlih The right 81 use 81 al water not
uece.ssry La driving the Wheel OF H.
equal nov u.e,l Co carry the machinery
ln ths shiugis min. meaning O. convey q
right to al the surplus 81 water not re-
qulrri for the shingle mill or other equal
machinery. and II APPEARED that al the
time ~ CONVEYANCE. the shingie mill cou-
aine,i various other machinery beside
thr .hiugle mlchine.
Held. that th- pauie. thereby liked
the mrasurr - water not conVryc and
thr use 20 Which "a. uut confined tu the
.pccihc puu"-r - driving the Single
machine.
Held. also that tlie owner. "a the shin
glf mill might hwfully pat into the
.hiugle mill a boarti ~ and uss the
same provided tlIe Whe.l used for pro-
propslling IL consumed no more water
tlau ua. previously used. even u the
owner 20 The .iN mill thereby bot all
hl. patrons.
lgdgmrni Tor defendant.
Benson. ~uassY. Wright.
Tho AZ Amateur Wind. up the wear
Ia ~ ROYAL fashion. giving a. one II L.
two cnlor,-i supplement plates superb
picturv "a par. over a foot high. aud
two aud a half fest vide. II l. per
fec' facsimile ~ the original oh paint
ing. ami framed Il would deceive any
one. W more suitable Christmas or
New Year present could D. found than a
suhscriptiou o. thr Art Amateur. which
l. rally Invaluable o. al having hum-s
Ca furnish or doorite. or wishing t0
lesrn oll. water-cOlor 90 china painting.
wood-Carsing. bfass-hammering. book
aud magazine Illustrating. AMI arr need
leNork. Pricr stO0 a YEAR. Montague
MARKS. Publisher. - Union Sluar,, New
York
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CORN
In Wet Bsthsi. Nov. q. 10 tn vii. ~ Iisrhsr,
Msses. daughter loraoe Khan.
MARRIED.

In North Norway. BY Rev. ! o. na.l,ies. chas.
". Nerviii ~ Srrsn~uot sni ftis NJ. fssh~iy
% AllanF.
o. soaih Parts. Nov y, by Re-. ". q. IIein,ss,
Henry a.. Nsvtoa snd Masi I. Berry, ,Ssh II
Parts
IN Lsncsstsr, =. ~. Nov. o.. ~ nes. .. a.
ngsif, hnphsist y. WhitRsy of iietiisi and
liGlie l.. CunuoF - t.ansastrr.
In ssrhssa, =. %. Ne, ~, ny Res. a.. Con.
Start hlwari y. Nruin u trrsl. AMI Maiss
fostsf - >ssry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

A pension has been granted 90 Edward
y. Morse. Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

.frrf f.Ia JEW. t ..r, .r.staII. ~ secs cf
rH.ff.". f.t.nr Dot ~ tFlu
10 rsf tfr II. uf FL. .I N.ill.0r.
f.a.I .n.a II f'rff tfrs i.ssFss IL srrsf
ra l.D..f.s L. LEI, o. E Boa q. taI. n
..Ire aa. t.a l lU r tff ~ ~
rr. f'" .i II.-.Ifl II U.Ea ..Hl &c.
.rar.sI .r f.I.s Ilsf.N So st'f -. IL
IrsalfHH s .t..rai fffG al 4 80 tstisa tee
49, rtfFE I.-1N e. .tuts sd
FIlN-lg nfuIf.iTN ~ o. -frnf srafuf
n HfaE .f"r Ir &c I'd, fott-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-19

The la-t issue u the Ar0osfook Herald
eamisins the sslutasory Gifts nes ansn.
agctnept under Mr.. Charles \. Bickford.
A. those acquainted with Mr.. Bickford
would expect, the language Is straightfor-
ward English and Ia business like through
out, showingsa thorough appreciation Of
the wants his paper is designed TO NIL
Among othershings he says;
at will endeavor first Of ali to be a
newspaper, gathering early and full ac-
connts ~ the happenings Of Pre'que Isle
aud vicinity IN such manner a. to render
them most attractive. 1t Will also strive
10 give Intelligent abstracts OF the events
Of the world at large, With such comments
thereon ~ they may call forth
II Will eonstastiy urge that Maine Ii
preenineptly state to live In, rather thAn
emigrate from and thai Aroosteok ofier'
far more Inducements for the young met
Of Maine than the mnch advertised lands
Of the far west, and that. too. uncoupleo
with any such disadvantages as cyclones
billiards, water-spouts or cloud-bursts.
Ia politics, the Herald viii vigorously
support those men and measures who's.
success seems to promise most for th'
welfare % the nation. We firmly believe
that these will be found Ia harmony will
the platform Of the party which not only
saved the nation In time Of war, but II
times Of peace has aiways stood for TIN
supremacy VI the United States ON thit
continent. The Herald, therefore, vii
support the principles and nominees o
the republican party"
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EDITORS TABLE.
oasetteer OF Maine

One of the indispensable aids to Informs
ton about our State is good eazetteer-and
it is volume which should be found in every
newspaper Office, public school library and
also every considerable home collection of
books. Nothing just takes its place. The
only gazetteer Of Maine nov published 10
that by Mr.. George J. vsrney, a well known
author and member Of the Maine Historical
Society, native Of Brunswick. and now en-
gagged in literary work in Boston. This ga
zetteer is volume Of $50 large pages,
the type being large and pleasure to read.
There are numerous full.paee plates and
other illustrations. The volume contains .
reference to every town, borough city. VII
lage and post Office in tn. state, the facts in
regard to each occupying from a single line
to fourteen pages. In general the informs-
ton is satisfactory. although we note q few
errors in glsncing through its pages. The
information is brought down to 1886. We
do not know the price Of the work, which 10
Issued in variety Of different styles Of bind
ing, and is sold by subscription. We think a
few active young men would find it q very
saleable book with which to canvass the
State. Boston: B. B. Russell, 81 Cornhill.
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End OF tho French Trial.

The trial of General Boulangcr by the
found guilty lie has been declared to be
both q cons irator and traitor. His trial,
and all the Proceeding. leading thereto,
have been strenuously resisted by the
member. Of his own party. They have
denied the competency Of the senate court,
refused TO pledge themselves to secrecy
regarding the proceedings, even in spite
Of n vote to that effect by the majority,
and finally they met and pledged them
selves to take no further part 10 the pro-
cscdipg.. rhsy We're. however, in very
small minority. The Stat Council also
annulied the election, In twelve canton.,
In which Gsn, Boulanger was elected to
the councils gem raj, on the ground that
he was legally Negligible for the position
In reaching the flual result, there were
Dog votes for couvictiou, and six Of the
senators present did not vots on the ques-
ton. The senate Is couposed Of 800 mem
bers Of whom 2j3 took part in Mondays
division oa the question Of the competency
OF the court. 10 that division, which was
quite large one for the chamber, 2l1
members voted that the court was csmpe-
tent to try the general, while tifty-one
members belonging TO the different sec
tions Of the Right took the opposite view
The members of the Right then decided
L.- -. "A !. hn
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consider the short-horn breed ~ the
one best adapted for beef cattle, and the
crossing Of 1t with common stock has been
attended with most excellent results. And,
although the dairy business has not yet
assumed proportions suficient to justify the
breeding of cattle with this purpose alone In
view. yet many Of the farmers are success
fully crossing the native stock With Holsteins
and Herefords. During the last ten years
the breeding Of horses has increased very
rapidly in the Western States, it having been
found not only that there 10 q large demand
for good horses in large cities, but that, how
ever heavy the loss Of other live stock. the
percentage Of loss on horses 10 very light.
Although the sheep interest does not increase
as rapidly 40 the cattle industry, yet the grade
is being improved by the introduction OF
blooded stock. mostly Merinoes. - hiiadei-
phia Record.
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Transplanting a whols People.

The novel scheme in process Of promotion
by Senator Plat. chairman Of the commit.
tee on territories, to transfer the population
of bleak and inhospitable Iceland to Alaska,
is one that will excite the interest Of the civ
ilized world. 1t recalls to the Imagination
the ancient movement Of the Aryans from
the vast plains Of Central Asia along the nat
ural line of travel into Europe and down into
the Mediterranean peninsulas.
OF course the Danish Government would
be expected to acquiesce in q scheme Of
such importance to itself As we'll - its sub
jects, and the negotiations to that end, will
yet have to be undertaken. The consent of
the Iceland people themselves is presumed
to have been already obtained. They are
said to number 5000 and At the most to
have counted round 100000. The propo-
sition is to remove them in a body to the Yu
kon valley, in Alaska. where they will enjoy
increased opportunities to secure . comfort
able living, while remaining in . climate to
which they are adapted.
To visitors from this temperate zone Of
ours, the life of such . people ~ the Ice
landers is q wonder for which there 10
no accounting. How . whole population
can conteptedly exist on . soil If soil
it is - and in a latitude that SCENE to repel
all attempts to reconcile them with the
preservation of human existence, 10 . mys-
terry that cannot be explained except on
the ground Of the still more Mysterious
power of habit and heredity Az it 10, they
do not wish to emigrate to any but . cold
country, su h as Alaska is their only desire
being to root Themselves in soil that holds
out more resources as the reward of exertion.
They would like to have their summer pro.
longed some what, and they would prefer some
wood to all moss, and a chance to gather
cereal products in place of blubber and rein
deer. .-.-
Should they remove their habitations ~
proposed, it will take put few generations
to see them greatly transformed and improved.
No more interesting experiment could be re-
corded.-Boston Gtobe.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Boiled Down Items OF Interest the
World Over.


Senator voorhees, heartily sustains Attor-
ney General Miller in his order to have JUS
tice Field protected.
Plans have been agreed upon for the distrl-
button At Johntown, Pa, of over Sl,o0o0 900
more of the relief funds.
The question of constituting court Of
appeal in criminal cases caused breezy dis
cussion in the British House OF Lords Thurs
day.
For the over-issue of over 500, 900 worth
of the New York street railway stocks, of
which he was president, Eben >. Allen ha'
been sentenced to fourteen years In state
prison.
Justice Field informs his brother, Cyrus
W. Field. that the attack OF ex'Judge Ierfy
upon him vas plainly premeditafed ana In
tended 70 ioiee . colhsion, uar'ns ""''" "e
lfieiu "ouid nave oee" '""s
Rev john g. Brooks, pastor OF the UNI
tartan Cnurch OF nroc.mn' uen,.s 'ua. He -; ~
aoou! 70 resign, 10 1GeeP po. ~ up. ~
conese III japan n nen,,n n.an.od :.
Wn p.,m'u. .:I.
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Growth OF the 4 msrican Live Stock
Trade.

The improvement Of domestic animals by
the importation Of blooded stock which has
occupied the attention OF caftle-raisers,
farmers, and herremen in this county for .
number Of years has passed beyond the ex-
perimental stage and 10 now in successful
operation every where. The value Of this
improvement 10 shown in the fact that on the
Let Of January last the value Of cattle
throushout the United States vas 81 ,l06,-
7I6, 7O3, and the snimpfoved valuation vas
esi9, 263 .7S9, 90 that the infusion Of supe-
rios blood had really added e2s7 ,46l.9l6 to
the value Of our cattle. In the Eastern and
Middle S,ates the cattle originally came
principally from England and Hol-
land, While in the Southern Atlantic
Stsses they we're derived from sari-
Gus parts of Europe. Short-horns we're first
istroduced into Ohio in the early part Of the
present centsry, sad they have since been
the popular breed IN that STATE. although
there are alec herds Of Aberdeens, Ansns.
Devons. and Herefords in the line of beef
cattle, and the Holstein- Eriesians. AyRshires.
Md Jerseys = fancy breeds, the Holstt in
Ffiesians having spread with great rapidity
throughout Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana The
rsports Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry
Dhov that the cattle interest 10 spreading rap
dly, mot oaly in the region vest Of the Miss-
1iDpi, which b nssafally adapted for this
ndasE1y, but also ia The Soafh, where the
,eeple we're st hfss sIow to realize the benz
IL 70 Be secured By raiains more and better
.attle- In The different States and Terri
.Ssies il III West thsRs are nov oyer -, 0O0,
20 head Of cattle, Representing . vslue Of
500, 90 .000 The hresdes Of that section
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st-e.'s Little Bile Pills sre without an
equsi for stimulating fhe liver to healthy
sctiou, and crsafing proper secretion Of bile,
thus removing from the system the germs Of
malaria, curing constipation, Indigestion,
and inducing hesithy circulation Of the
blood, withou: whic., no one cas enjoy sound
health Tbrv .rs small. but effective; free
from nsuse>.'a2 prcpensities and gripping
pains. and do not interfere in their scti0A ~ith
the ordinary rcui ne Of dsily life. Heavily
sugar eosted To be had in Augusta Of J.
Mixer snd = q. Murphy & Co.. for Is per
rottie
juns3Odkwly
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The game OF base ball between the law
yers and doctors will be played tomorrow
afternoon at the park. This means bushels
Of fun for the mirth loving people Of our
city. The lawyers will present the same
irrepressible aggregation which they had in
their sams with the merchants and the twirl.
ers of doctorisI fame will be announced in
the morning paper. They have q star
pitcher in DR.. Frederick and are quite con.
hdsnt that the game will be theirs from first
to la~. Be sure and lay your plans to 90
and see il. The proceeds go to the Augusta
Base Ball Club.
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TOPICS OF THE TIMs.

aPrssssii souresscome fAyorable reperfs,
Of the experiments OF the Brown sequard
elixir. with hss few exceptions, notable
among which are those Of two Philade.-
phia reporters, who submitted to an ex-
pertinent, and have been made seriously
III --.xhieh Is oaly asolilsr proof thal
newspaper men are : susceptible - e'ef
TO the siifir Of iIfe ES7
The late Judge John Lewis Pettigrew
the eminent South Carolina juri-t and un
compromising loyalist, would not go viii
his State into rebellion. He said soutl
Carolina was NOT big enough for a natioi
and too big for Iunatic asylum judging
from late accounts in the papers this ii
about the Gaze with Atlanta, Georgia.
The case Of Prof. LooDis. whose dealt
at the age Of rs years was lately noticed
shows that arduous intellectual labor dit
not prevent the attainment Of ripe oil!
age and marks another instance OF thu
life giving power Of enthusiastic an,
wiseIy directed mental effort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-19

One OF the most valuable documents
uiiiA III seste has ever published is soon
. b siyeq . the puhkc-tls fpsrsh re-
port Of .shs state Beard u Health. We
hayr frssa its Arss establishmsut regarded
~ barsaa - 90 Of ~ most imporaHnt
heAs State, capable Of doi.g great ser
- 1ite reopis h i direction far too