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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
GERMAN INTERESTS IN AFRICA.

Berlin Nav 19-At a meeting to-day il was decined
70 smalgamae the Win and German East Africa 'ohi-
panics. .
Berlin May 1o.-The Budget committee oi III"
Rcichstag has approved credits amounting 10 4ooo
600 marks on account of German operations III f@'e'
Africa OF this amount the sum of 35o'ooo mara
will be devoted 10 paying subsidy to the ba>' %'
steamship Company. the vessels Of WhoSe lil'e WI, VII
plv between Hamburg Bremen ana various P'''
on the east coast Of Africa. a %,
In the debate on the credits II was anhonn. ~. .,h ~
the part Of the Government that there WaS ~ w. ~
In the reports that II had decided TO dp'iiu'" ~
steamship service to samoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
EAsTBoryD SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 10 (spccia-ft is practically certain
that the Lake shore Will reduce the basis 10 20
cents o.morrOw within few days The Nickel
Plate and the Chcago and Atlantic both took more
than half the "as last week against their strong
competitors. and the Lake shore official. eNprc-s
thcmsclvc, being tired II seeing such open manipu
latiOu receiving such a golden reward. The total
castbOund shipments last week Amounted To G2.9i2
tons, against G-O71 the previous week. and fO,Gj3
the corTc pGndnp week Of 1-oD. OF the -four. grain
and provisions. amounting to 2J.OjJ tons the Nickcl
Plate carried II per cent. Michigan Central 10 Balti
more and Ohio. lG Lake shore and Grand Trunk each.
10; Fort Wayne and Pan Handle. each. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
NJ. X. AND T. LEASES PACIFIC LINES

Kansas City. May ia dispatch from lar-ons Kan.
say,: ViccPrcsidcnt Kimba. Of the Kansas city ana
Pacific and Pacific Railway. has returned from New
York. He says ofi,i,y that the Missouri kan,a' and
Texas Railway Company has leased the Kansas CIV ana
Pacific lines term Of nneynine yeaIs The hansa'
civ and Pacific stockholders viii In this city May
81 ratfy the lease and to issue per cent bonds III
lieu Of per cent bonds outstanding against the
cnn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
SALE OF COMMERCIAL CABLE STOCK.

London May ia large block OF Commcr'la'
Cable stock has been sold for London -yndicaie
composed Of ptie, inter sted IA the Canadian IA hc
RAILWAY and today sir Donald A. smith. ". {. Van
Horne and &. r. Hosmer, of Montreal. and Thomas
Skinner of Ludon were elected rector, repre- nj
mis- interest John ". Ma KAY stil p,rsOnaly hol IS
more than nehalf Of the capital STOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
toN rXrENnING 4 cnIcAco ,rREEr RAILwAY.

Chicago, May ~ '~pcral.--t orpordtion Counsel
Thomas prepared today amended ordnance fpr tho
West side Railway granting four new franchises for
lines The Wet side. The Orllnanc., were referred
hy the committee Ia be- arranged to moet the view, Of
Mayor Cre-1cr. II !, under toud That claus, hay"
been added providing for the d"po-iung with the
Cty of per cent ~ the profit Of the roads. and
mat unlr>s these terms ~" agreed to Dos IN" com
pauy there L. little chance Of the ordinances being
reported. The ordinances provide fOr limos ir
Fuuroeuthst.. between Canal and R0bcy st-. North
Ashland ~. between Erie and Lake It's. CllOradp--t
bet Ho"I california and Crawford st-. k"uIicSt.. hc
tween Madison and Twelfth to. and Eighteenth st..
between Ilal,tcd and state sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
u,p11rr or LILLE czAR,s ArsrE1Ax HEcIMRNr

Pesth May I9.-Thc Austrian regiment oi "hi'h
the Gar is honorary colonel celebrated IL lublI" Al
Peterwardcin Savonia, YESTERDAY. one OF the features
Of the celebration was banquet given by the Officers
OF the regiment, at which the Russian Military Atthe
a, yienn, Wa, present and gave q toast 10 Emperor
Erancis ToScuh An autograph lcticr from the Gar :"
Tho commander u the regiment read IN Whl'h IL
the most friendly terms he congratulated the regiment
IFS iui,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THE UPRISING IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL.

Montevdeo, May ia telegram received mere say ;
that OH the occasion Of the recent risng Al fucr'"
AIeer. Brazil the troops. after firing 'oley ana
killing and wounding many pesron' joined INC Peo'c
IN deposing the Governor. Advices nave bcch rc
coivcd confirming the report Of disorders throughout
The provnce Of Rio Grande do sui. The popuiacc IL
is stated will reject by force Of arms necco.a INC
new banking laws Of Dr. BarbOza. the brazilian
Minister of Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
GENERAL ". n. DAVIS Br hED.

Worcester Mass. May 19.-The funeral OF Brigadcr-
General Nelson Henry Davis, retired Ariny ohcer'
who died on Governors Island Thursday took place
al the home of his sister law. Mrs Mary f. DAVIS.
thi. morning. The services conducted nv the
Hnv William T. Briggs a cousin and also a former
comradc-in arms Of General Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
GLOOM AND MOURNING IN HAVANA.

Havana, May 1o.-The disastrous fire ana o1Po
sion Of yesterday have cast gloom over t"o '''
There was no market TO-DAY, and many p'''e' VI
business were closed. The window, ana ud''o'"
Of private houses are drapcd in black ana 'n' VIM
city wears a mournful aspect The Treasury p'P"''
nnt will assume tbe cxpenses OF The funeral of The
victims Tn. ceremonies will be Of an imposing
character Many subscriptions have been rS''lIct I'VE,
in aid OF the afflicted families. 4 fund mas "iSo
been started for the erection of mausoleum ior inc
victims OF the disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
7.OPTT RED By TWO PLAYMATES

Manchester. y. H.. May 10.-Ludie DatlclSoh' age
tveve and Alexander Anderson age seventeen were
arrested last night on complaint of the mother o'
charles r. Howe delicate hoy, age ten, charging
thcu with acts rivaling those perletraed bN jesse
Pomcroy II Is alleged that the boys took Howe no
an outhousc stuck pins into nearly every part Of M,
Indv pourd boiling water upon hlm. burned Ms race
v.,th nowder and after vanly cndeaVorihg 70 plNh
Inn INTO the vault. left him inscn>i0e lie was
fiund aftcrward unconscious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
TO COMPETE FOR A PRIZE AT AMHERST

Amherst Mass. MAY 10 Specan.-Thc speakers Tor
the Henry u. HYDE prize. of 800. t. be competed
for at the Amherst College commencement were
o,,ood Il, i,v a. follow,. Frank b. Dcanc. IIaw-
icv Mas: William o. Gilbert. licsperia: Mich
Ccorrc " Kyburg. Amherst: Allen B. MacNelil.
Denyer: Robert A. MacFadden, Harrisburg Edward B.
whitney. Bennin gton, y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
sFtLryG Wciyy's FURNITURE.

The furniture and fixtures OF the Mount 81 Vincent
restaurant in Central Park, were -old AT auction
Yesterday. The articles sold consisted OF crochef,
harroom wares tables. chairs, Nilverware' mirrors
carpets hangings and The prices obtained "e'c
small. and Mr.. McCann will not realize more tlat i
frtv ner cont on the cost OF the things sold ADou.
one half OF the goods put up YESTERDAY anu
ralized less than 80 900. The sale Will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
A CANADIAN PACIFIC BRANCH.

Montreal, Que. May 19.-WOrk begun tins
morning ON the Southwestern Railway, branch of
the Canadian Pacific leading from the main line at
CauglnaWaga 10 Valcyfcd. The line viii be practl-
cally parallel the branch Of the Grand Trunk Rail
vay leading from ~. Martin Junction TO NallcNich
II is said that this line Will connect at Nalcfhcld
with a line 10 be constructed between that place ana
Malnnc. y. y. 10 cOnncct with Amcrcan rnlds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY
NO EMBARRASSMENT WILL RESULT FROM THE
Loss OF THE LEGACY. HOWEVER.

Ithaca " Y. May 10 (speciabThe decision OF
fhe United states Court in the FSke VIII case against
the university received al that institution with dis
appointment This result means los 10 The uni
versity Of about 81 10000. hut tI.s fund.
Cording 10 the will of Mrs. Fiske. could only be used
for the erection and endowment Of the university
library, the loss VIII not affect the University in its
general purposes. This loss, however Will be III a
measure repaid by Mr. sage. who i building the
library at a cost Of 900 600 and when it is completed
ne will endOw II with $3OO.OO the income from which
will keep the library well supplied With books. Mr..
sage makes thi, gift "a memorial Of his friend, Mrs
TiSke. The authorities OF the university have now
planned with reference 10 this leg;cy and embJr-
Iassmeni Will resi- from the dcci'iOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
DJN.OyTTYCIyG A SUNDAY PAPER.

Rochester, y. Y. May 19.-"The DehOcrat anu
Chronicle" announces this morning that III ucicrence "
public sentiment, which requires more vigorous oo'
.,,,co NJ the sabbath its sunday edition will be
discontinued on July o. The Union ms atter'
noon claims the credit of having worked the cohVer,
I"n and reform OF its contemporary by precept and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
NOMINATED BY GOVERNOR ABBE7T.

Trenton, n. j., May 10 tspecal.-Governor Abbott
sent the following nominations TO the Senate TO night
James VI. Seymour, Of Newark TO be supervisor Of
the State Prison John w. Jackson, John II. Brothers
end Leonard J. Gordon 10 DC managers Of the Morris
k7Aans Asylum; Thomas II. dudley. James Newell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
ruE SUICIDE or coXsrLAR AGENT MccnEANE

Portsmouth. May 1o.-Thc jury in the case OF Nr.
Thomas McChcanc, late Consular Agent oi TIE '"i p"
states al this place who committed sulclde "'c"'H'
rendered verdict 70 the effect that the d''e"so "
was temporarily insane. The Jury a'opNu a -.
,u,,on cxnressinC sympathy with MIR. McCheancs
family which is highly respected here. II appears
from evidence adduccd at the inquest thal VI, MT'
Iu .on% ,be entries I'm his pockctbooh was one ad
drrssed 10 a friend in which he lamcntcd MS Own
folly in having throughout nic one oesic' ha''oN
to serve and please his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
SHOT BY A YOUNG WOMAN.

Roctland Me- Nav 10 (spccaD.-Mrs. Charles
purress "A handsome blonde Of about twenty eight
wears. fatally shot Albion Titus at her home about
midnight sunday Mr. Burgess is seaman. and
durlnc his absence Titus spent most of his time at
her home Burgess returned saturday. Iit,is called
and was not allowed TO enter. lie MoAe the ooor
down and Voc shot In the doorway:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

UONORINCi SERPA PINTO AND HIS COLLEAGUES.
Lisbon, MAY ia banquet was given here TINS
evening in honor OF the explorer, Major serpa Pinto.
Colonel Andrada and Captains Gordon and CaTdo,o.
Patriotic toasts we're given but ausiOn was made
which could give offence TO any foreign power. The
Premier and the Ministers Of Marine Colonial Affairs
and Foreign Affairs present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

Baltimore. May lo. Tic finance and executive
committees Of the directors OF the baltimore and ohio
Railroad Company met today and prepared their re-
rDrts submission 10 the regular monthly meeting
Of the directors Wednesday II 4, understood that
the financial statement will be the most favorable
made for a long time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
4 NEW CABINET IL JAPAN.

Yokohama May ia new Cabinet has been formed
as follows Connt saigo Isuknmi'h' Minister Z" Home
Affairs. General Yo,hkawa Akma,a. Nnistor Of
Education Admiral Kubayana sukcnorc Minister &
Marine. Count Nutsu Minister Of Iiu.haniry General
ogams Minister of War. Count MatSulatn Masay"oh.
Minister OF Finance, and Count sholiro' Mln''tr Z"
Commune cauOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
TO LET INDIAN SUPPLY CONTRACTS.

| Washington. May l0.-lhc annual letting Of con
rts for furnishing the Indian service with supplies
will take place in New York, beginning tomorrow
| afternoon at O'Clock This wears contracts VIII
| probably aggregate something f2.O00OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
GEN ,. A. WALKER FOR PARK coxMISsIoyER

Boston, May I0.-The Mayor sen, 10 the Aldermen
this evening tie nomination Of General Francis n
Walker To he Parl. Commissioner for three years, IN
place Of BENJAMIN Dean whose term has cxpireds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THE wooXsocKEr AND pAscoAG LEASE.

WoOnsOckct, X. l., May 19.-Thc WOonsOcket and
Pascoag Railroad projectors that there b. slight
obstacle AT present the Of the lease tO the New
York and New England Railroad but there j. doubt
that the road viii BE- built and lease made 10 u
the cOrpOralOns aeckIng The line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
KEMP AND O'CoNNoR TO RACE.

Sydney y. :. W, May ia scullng match has
boon arranged between Peter Kemp, the Australian,
and William j. OCOnnOr. the Canadian Oarsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
FRENCH SUCCESSES IN DAHOMEY.
TWO TOWNS CAPTURED AND HEAVY LOSS IN
FIICTED ON THE NATIVES

Paris, May 1o.-The Temps publishes dispa'ch
from senegal stating that the French nave cap'uicu
SegOu and OuoscbOugon after conflicts WIN tio
Dahomeyans. The forces of the Dahomeyan' at tho
battle at Ouosebougon, which took place on Anril
o5, numbered 500 All Of them were Eli a. inc
French loss was fifteen killed and seventy two wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
posToNIAy ANGLERS on TIE Mrs(

BtIsTONTAN H.N''Tr''''7 W T9IT1 VI NU' 7f7TT'
81 Jobn n b., May 19-The InglcUOod Fish and
Game Corporation Of EOstOn has secured from the
vcy prunsvick Government the fishery rights on the
W,Souash River and all It's branches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

A SUGGESTION FROM MR.. STANLEY.
London, May l0.-IIenry ". stanley suggests that
fine Committee on the Emin Expedition apply the
stanley fund TO eGuipping a steamer for service on
The Victoria Nyanza for the benefit Of the tribes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
AN AByssIXrAN GovERXoR INSTALLED.

Rome May 19.-Advices have been received from
Abvssnia that Degiac Mcsciascia has been formally
Installed as Governor of Adowa in the presence of the
Italian and Abyssinlan officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
EX-orEEN ISABELLA IN LONDON.

London May l9.-EA Queen Isabella Of Spain i
in London She Will visit Queen Victoria at Windsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
ro pE MADE A CARDINAL IN .fINE.

Rome Nav 10-At the Papa COnsistory to be held
in June the Bishop on Gencya ana the Papal Nuhclo
al Lisbon will be created cardinals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
FORBIDDEN To HELP STRIKERS.

Berlin, May 19.-The workmen in the state factories
.t snandan have been forbidden 10 subscribe money
for tie benefit Of other workIncn who strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

HIGH PRICE FOR A BOSTON EXCHANGE SEAT
Boston May ia seat on the Boston STOCK En-
change wa. sold to-day Tor $l0 800, the hishs' s''i
paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

William F. Morgan. David d. Devise, James Nei!som
Caleb Wyckof, Samuel r. Dcmarest, Abraham W.
Duryee and James stevens visitors 10 the state Aerl
cultural College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20

! to l3. The amended bill then ordered TO be nc
! enGrOsscd. 1t now goes to tie Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
NAME ERulI GROWERS.

Hitter igricalisrai D,yir@sHi
With your permission Wish to call
the attention ~ YOUR reader. to ih. joint
meeting II the Maine state romologlcal
society aud the Maine state board ~
Agriculture to b. held In Grangc Hall,
NORWAY. "Wednesday aud Thursday,
February ath aud 9Th. lsp0.
The speakers engaged for the meeting
arc we'll known throughout the state, a.
cmlncnily qualified a. talk on the sul,-
icct. assigned them. The annual al.
dr-s. ~ the prr.l,lent ot the society, vii
b. full ~ facts II Interest, suggestions,
aud hint. for fruit growers.
Hon. Rufus Prince, who viii speak on
"Orhard Management, has had much
experience Ia orchSrllng, Ia. genuine
love for the bu.lns.s. and viii give much
valuable information IN relation to the
business. which proml.es to bcvome on"
ot Mainc's bcsi paying brancl'c. of ih"
farm.
Pruf. I.r,i Stockbridgc. late prr.idcnt
~ the Ma..achusctt. Agricultural cob
lcgr. will speak on "Pcar culture aud
al.o give q lecture on "Wednesday even
Ing on "lmprr..ions oft the West." Ihi.
lcciur. tell. ~ actual experience. and
observations made during an extended
trip of the speaker through the West. "
l. full If happy thoughts aud cannot fail
o. inistrst sll Who may hear u. III per
chsncr. New Englani ssetns too cold,
and Maine. farms too sterile for YOU Ia
spend your time upon. come ani hear
the professor snd learn some II the
many advantages and attractions lying
AZ your very doof.
4. I. llruNn, Esq,. of llelfasi, Who vii
sfrak on "IIow i'iants Grow ant Thrive
IA. had much cNIefienc" growing small
fruit. aud !. q practical gardener. Win
his experience sni reputation as = sI'cak-
~ h. can no, fail to luicr-st.
Charles u. smith, VI. u, who viii
speak on the "Dictetic. - Fruit, j.
president 20 Maine. Hoard ot Health,
and will. ~ doubt, give much valuable
Information In rrgsrt to fruit as diet.
Thew wiil D. an exhibition II fruit, to
which al srv Invited to CuutHhuts. Ia"
hall viii D. oI'-n fot the arrangement ~
fruit nn mcsdny afternoon. II u o. -
h1t,s.l that the exhibition may b" fnll,
ami that al fruit grower. Throughout the
NAAAf AlNA ItANNNNAAAN NAN'rf ~ ~ 49, ~
county Vlll cndcsNot ." all, 10y sending
along specimens.
That thcrv u growing Interest In
ofvhariing throughout the state u man-
lfr.t hy ,h- lncrva.-d amount 10 fruit
irlng shipped each yraf. In some $50
tinus shrrv ten YEAR, sgu thrrr Nas not
enough grown fur home consumption
arr uow some 20 thu finss, orchards Va
the country, Welding an annual incoms
a. their oNu-r., ani Increasing the value
10 the agricultural rvsoutC'. ~ the state.
hls I. a. Il should b. and vc trust Tho
suOl work may ~ ou, as the mafkri
caun"t b. o,er.ioCk~i, aud gc"'l fruit
vlll always ssll AZ rcmunerlilyr priccs.
Remember that this mr.tlng !. ih" 5ill
and Cih - February aud alec that their
sill =. reduced rate. over the railroads
and Al the hotels,
II. WALNTH MCEITN,
Member iioarl ~ Agriculture,
Dxforti uuufK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
BRlDGT0N ACADE MY.
THE SPRING TERM.
Tuesday, January 2ISl, 1890.

This wrll Known lnstiiution 70 learn
ins. vfsr. eNccptlonal opportunities. ior
acquiriug an e,iucation. ENvry dstart-
mFui nf iirst-riass NrudemV Il msln-
talnei by cprps often experienced teach
rrs. N has lHssi,al or C,llegi NJ"
~chniidc anil >elr,t Courses of ihrcc
wears. and a Commercbl Jourse 20 slX
months.
rabiou si. sG aud =, pr term. There
are un iuriivntil nr eNtms, eNcrpt Lea
Book hecpiug sui renm1nship, which
are 80 ani -. respectively Icr term.
t.uoi table hosri has not eNcee'is,i -
rrr er,.k ln tlIr hoarliug clubs, fur The
Ta. thrr' Ne1rs, rrndrfing total rX-
Tsn-r. fur ruum rrut. tuiiion aud hoari
uui 1trr sti ur 80 psr term.
The .ifc anl s,olsr ~ The srhool u sern
frlu thr tacl that during the past two
wears fhr total attrnlsuUc has hoen iu.t
siN huuirsi. Including students frum
Maine. Nra liampshiry. MassaChusrtts,
i,hnis leland tunnotirut Ncw Work.
Nrv Jersey. Minur-uta. Montana, and
Nota ~.ufit. while during the past yctf
graIntes. hivr ertsr,i orino, bowdUin,
utumulih. Nair. ,orurll, aud Massi-
rhg.rtt. destitute. ~ Technology.
Uuuugh the muuIhcencc ~ Hon. J..
q UrDeu nf N-N Nurk rity, and llnu.
" o. lurau. 90 tinslnnati. che onginh
s,iIrmt huiiling has h-,n thorough,
rrm.-irIrl aul oluipTsTl and now stn-
haer.. us,ubiiun, hhut"rY, apparatus,
Uhurt tuI r-tIiug rnnms.
ur N,1,irmt nue hts thrr- large AMI
convenient hu.lings.
~ ~ummsr r,rm v ill begin ruc.lsy,
Arul sl. l~.n. Catalogue. and all necrs-
s1rt information given uIsnu application
tu ttr ~r,rrtBr, or runeipal
North nrtlrtou. Ne, I,y. Ji.i, i~~a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
State Of Maine.
oNTnRp ..

NNNNANs
ssssiun. 4 a. tssn. hstt n Paris. within ansi fpI
sstl gaunty 20 Oxf.r,i un ti.s lat tuesisY ~
lsscslnl-sf. \. u. lse. tsiss tn thirty ART day
- ssii munth.
H. Csauty Casaulssionsr. o. ths tsanty ~
oNf..T,i in t..s uacnfh ~ september, a ~ -,
a. pf,stkissl ~ as male aetusl instsfthon ~
M Coantv rsais, duly h-siei Ani elsn ~!
travel NtnE ln unlnOafIpratfsi fvsnshile snl
rfafts q ani hcwiuansf went,ptei, N ssil
g,sitntf far tts puu-sss ~ asssftaininE IN e,ta
tit.n - al u.sis snfi estimating IN aulpohi.
ussii O. tut ~ saass lu fvpalr 80 ~ o. - sats
sn ftsnFFnlrnt DO pahtr travel All u sptsaf
ins "a All insrsstis.n that al rssis ssfs NJ n
s,.tI fef.alf a. aof ssfs AMI CeaFsnieui tof pur
I.sa..s Oi pahng travel ant that taN shpahi -
as.sssi un all taas tef ~ Fspsif - ssli rstis
thfrelr thrF % thsrVfurV. on thls thirty nrst hal
"a tissrfaisr. 4 ~ i~-a a.uuiEs sni ef'ief that
ths fl.lsinE suuss - sssesssst sol ~ sanis az
tfrtiif asss-slsl SPA the felisslnr anis ~ M
tnrrrtslrIafssi Tusmshirs ani tfefts ~ ANT
hYsinili ne uasuiislsi Zoe ~ ruft-i-s ~ Frialf
ing a. r,als passing thfough thcrn, dunnE 'he
YsaF trt. o. Nu
~ tn'istrf Wet surplus. for ~ rur-,-s q
tbvVaIring tllsi part ~ ths suaniy r,ssi ssi
ing ff,sri An.iatrf Iufusf b. I rtnn Shit De IN
AT -arpiu.. ~ sus 20 tsruiy h's dollars i'
ass..ssf.t ~ fullnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

The English upper classes are clean.
but cleanliness Of any high degree Is .
very modern virtue among them. II 10
on invention OF the Nineteenth century.
Men and women born at the close of the
Eighteenth century did as the French
people do today; they took warm bath
occasionally for cleanliness, and they
took shower baths when they were pre-
scribcd by the physician for health. and
they bathed In summer ssas for pleasure.
but they did not wash themselves AL
over every morning. However, the new
custom took deep root In England. be-
cause II Became one OF the signs Of class.
II was adopted me Of the habits Of .
gentleman.-Pal Mall Budget.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
sIrnnEN DEATH

Can be prevented by removing those
cause. which produc. IL. symptoms
which indicate Apoplexy or Heart Dis
ease are Dlyxine.. or Pressure In Head,
Spot. before Eyes. Pain around or Pal-
pitation ~ Heart, Palm In region of the
Heart with feeling of sufiocstlon. Ring
Ing sound In Ear., Numbness or Prickly
sensation II the Limbs. The oHiy rem
eiy that permanently relieve. these
symptom. aud prevents sudden Death Il
Anti-Apoplectine. send for circulars 10
Dr. y. :. Hutchinson & Co., Enosburg
Esll.. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
RAISE IhE CURTAIN.

llaiss the cariain-ht ths bfiEhtness
Of yuuf silesfful nght shins forth
To- the rassgrs tn tls dafkhsss
n MAJ ~ nl vital worth,
Give = Eiitapse o. hsnisf WansffNFs
uf yuuf huusshsili fall 20 SOY,
II ulsy rsuss o. usw anlitian
>su,e I.-af. frisu'iiss-, tempted 10y.
llaiss the surtsln-sr sfr kiniir-i-
tash o. ali Il t-san,i w. tiss
Whish fsFtli - % shuttIng
Of ourselves frp otlsfs' sYss
Shafv year light ~ slafg year hlsssinEs,
1,ol hath rnais q slse serhi Ain.
MI hls llfs 80 univ f-al
TAkss ths ssaksst sinner in.
gsl.s ihs suftAin ~ ,ouf vin.iov.
nalss 80 suftain "a year miH'i
H. ~ "a Isrsssssians fnaAr Tuu
D. thr uaats a otlssrs huui.
Iieipiur etl.rs ~ sfs strvngtissn'h,
titlng - ars istrf uats
AL b. uns 80 strong W Istisnt
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