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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Little n our readers may think u, this
wonderful feat may H. achieved, and by
anyboly-provided that he has the thou
sand year. 4 book has been publishei.
20 cour-s by lady. which solves tho
problem Given the fi,0co 5000
mo-t I-,oplc. unfortunately, have 10 earn
it-you shouli spend It thus: House rent.
rates and taxes. repairs and renewals.
are put down at nearly f2oci two ssr-
wants. on boam wages. fic0; keep OF
slf and wife" another clOO, and insur.
ance, CSC The-s estimates seem fair
enough. though We fancy most people
would find IL cheaper TO feed their ser'
wants themselves. The other items are
more questionable.
Washing. at c.6. does not seem sr'
trayagant. thangh. 10 L. sure, soap is
cheap. and In such household there
would not b. many soiled tableclOths.
but when We come 30 psrsonal etpend'
iturc, there l. still stranger calculation.
Th. wife. apparently, l. 10 dress and
supply herself with pocket money out OF
SIS. while the husband Is allowed fioo
for clothes and nothing at all for pocket
money. Perhaps he Is expected 10 take
IL out of "incidenials." which amount 10
the substantial figure f3i3 But as thess
incidentals are expected 20 cover travel.
ing. amu-ement.. club subscriptions and
charity. IL will IL seen that f3i3 IL not
likely to b. a bit too much.-London
nl.l...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
j,es,y COWS FoR BUTTER.

The no,e,i dairy authority, Hon. .. u.
Curti. ~ New York, has fire. nee 81
languag-. and usually apple. II Ia Wig
orou. aud emphatic manner. The follow
Ing communication ~ hls to the Cosairy
Gsailsaas I. gooi enough for Maine, .o
Ne give u place In the Farmer
Tie more look about our state among
the dairymeu, the more sm convinced
that the fr.t lesson the average dairy
man wants to learn !. adaptation for a
purpose. Thing. arr too MIXED on the
average dairy farm. ! mean ideas aud
notions, way. ~ doing thing., and blood
in the cows. w man can nos succcci
In the dairy business by letting thing.
run. or In having no system. Farmer.
sometime. grow .loSly. and sometimes
they DO not groN AZ all III" s'cugr
man go-. slow. lhls u all right II hr
zoe. .ur', bat io hang on to "a conccii or
a prriudics whsn ones Interest ani rrt-
.on .hould lead him ahet,l. or higher
And 90 broader ground, j. no compli-
meni.
Thls 1. what I mean. Twenty year.
ago introduced jersey cattle Into thi.
section of the state. ~ome of the neigh
hor. LEI 90 az once ~ old lsms aud
a-hems, aud began to Cro.. their native
COW. on ihi. bloOd. Other. dill not, ani
they werr the greater number. Some 30
the most euisrph.lng, Who want~l to ~
ahead. .oou produced herds ~ COWS
which gave them double the return. in
butter that they had obtained from the
old ones. There are too many Who have
put on their day of grace, I'LL nov they
ilni their COW. ar- not rcmuneratisc, and
they are forced Ia bcgin . line IL Improve
ment In order Ia r-aliIe any profit from
their bu.ine... TIL. want of inclin itlon
to change and adopt new way. la. lei
too many d,lryncn to keep on With the
native COW. aud not attempt Ia make the
selections, and tO breed With the care
which would have increased their value.
No on. knows how many COWS are being
wint.r-i, which have run the owners In
debt the past season, ani ar- now eating
fodier for nsught. II !. a gratifying
fact that Idea. will grow, or the people
will grow Who take theIn In. The farm
which first produced any grade Jersey
blood In my time la. TIL. dsy, In the
second generation, obtained thorough
bred bull. The testimony 81 TIL. man
L., that there !. no better busine-. than
making butter. The men Who have
never made any advance In the quality
Of their cows, or In the quality of the
product, are weak Ia faith. Le.. than
an average IL sj5 gro.. Ia the product
of the COW. of thi. state ought to max"
IA all weaken on the past, but stimulate
us to 60 stronger Ia the future.-Msine
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
A WORD TO FARMERS.

Eliior lgr,esifrsai D.J-rrf@saf -
Hard times aud taxation seems tn b'
the general CRY, so much az that u u
quite annoying. L. II really true that
taxe. arr bur,ien.ome aud time. hard q
an extent unprecedented or have Ne
Looked on the dirt aide so much that w'
have become grumblers unswarest Ar'
not the time. to q great extent what th'
people make themt aud !. not the reme'i,
within ourselyest The compliant u that
our .xpendliur. exccssis our Income. u
I. an old saving. "Any fool can get
money, hut " take. n wi.e man tn Keel
IT, or spend Il prudently. Cannot mos'
of us by di.csr,ilng article. of lu>nrs
aud show aud prsticing strict -conom,
,-ry much curtail our expense. without
shriiglng our happlnessr Apcnny saN'
81 Il .. good as q penny earned.
am much pleased With q paper ou
"financ, and the Farmer" rad trfor'
the Turner Grange by Dr. v. q. Eig'~
comb, ani puhll.h~i In the lewiston
Journal. u contslns m,ny valuable
suggestions. The grange canno' do Z
t-tter thing than to have u puhllshe'i w
form. of tract ar lesn-t ani send u
broadcast through the land. The grsngs
I. doing q large amount 10 gocd and
am glad to a,i ani encourage ihem IN
their work. sm not granger, though
II wrrr young msn and could r'ds
the gos, more safely Nigh, possibly
ioln them.
.. thcr- not quite too much sald an'
written on the hard 10, ~ farmers, thrir
pri,a,Ions and Low calllngt u !. really
the mos, honorable ani Cod honor,''
calling IN the world. They arr the ha'i'
on which al o,hers stand and without
which they could not .ub-lst. Paul s,hl
Ia Timothy "Irt no man de.pl.e iht
Youth" ~ lct u. say, lc, no man d".pl.'
us as farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
.rart oS NAINI..

WNTNNu 80
FINAkIN this har un sNerutisn utsrsin hsfis.
"a Uhfstls 20 lWehurE. in sall 'hluf,i
. d -.Irff Is Iaisusnf FrvsiItiaf. ansl ltafttft
t.I IIn.sn af Co. ssrus Tryrhurg A. iairtnsut dslt
IL a. sill D. salf Is Vuhhf aurtiuu O. ~
tIrf-.t Itiss theryfaf. ~ a. uecs - u. "
Uaaf.ras fn FrvFHurs Del saIi 'Nfff'i uuntt -
.afHr sr a. niuftrsuth faF - ApriL u -.
II . .rrrr u.Ihsk Iu thf ffrvu.-in. Al ths usui
fr s.atT ahfh ssii tiauist = niuuhn hal 80
e. tsfutF siItth taf 20 AuFust. u l~-'. a.
r.fas rt= 49, taertr ulnutrs tn " tHf,n
So a. sarrs 49, sfttFisi eu ~ oftEinal sfti
4. r s.al Co. fiIssirs de- t-,i uart t<asrl ~
s.tstr sftastaI iu All lVrburs. aui t-'an -
saaffsrs srIF hr >uth ~trsst. uurthss-irf.f
ts a.. uss .tHrst tfafing frrul ~tulth ~tfrst y
49, 10 Iaa \ I.hussrI. an.l un - uf1Ff si'tfs
d. fsr.f 90 ttarft.Hu NtNsal suh the hallunEs
thsr,s.n ~aii rryuii-5s az thus tssithfatafW -
..rit.-f tuH uafrrtnr "a st.sfs tn m Ifstsi -
.stf ~uIfh ~tryst to- snl uus haf f'sis tfuin "
s.sftrsstrfIt rsrnFf - hui furuasfly '-nFarls !
Fr Iassfh "a rissfrr thfurs ssfuthrflf 90 49,
sfrsst - r.sis g. q struF iu ~ gruanis Nh.nfs
r..rfE -sfsrff faar dsgruss sast. ~ fssls y
40 La tfT rrHunlf tnTnrs nufth. thiftf ~
.I..rf.rs set "a ruis. o. staus in tn Efvahl
tfrnFs saufh ssfgrtr ia dsrress sf-t, tpsf
r.Is a. sssIfrai a prruiisrs afv saHlgft y
. r..rtfsrr e. Nthasl kisfs Cor eighiy dollars
at -" rltssi irtrrest
Trteturg Narrh t0th. i~.a. -
sTuE1T q >lligltf,
Ispuiy shsrif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
SAvSOS

Rr>NINo wATLR.-Tho.c who have
never had the luxury cannot realize the
importance of having running water Ia
the farmhouse. Even though not intro
duce,i In pipe. through the building, a
small stream of SWEET spring water con-
stsnily running In the Kitchen or at some
nearby convenient place, u . wonderful
convenience and source of health. Even
II the stream only comes To the outside,
near the Kitchen door, u L. q great I'm
proyemeut on any we'll With pump OF
windla.. for drawing. Aud In how many
Instances might the farmer, With CON-
paratiyely little expense, enjoy this lux
ury by clearing out spring ON the hlll-
side or other ground higher than his
house. Pipe u not so very expensive
the opening of ditch In which TO lay the
pipe may be dug 10 below frost line, al
intervals when little or nothing else u
crowding, and when done, u the work !.
we'll done, it will last for many years and
save many steps and lots Of trouble and
inconyenIeuce. 10 IL best for the health
Of the women folks, by all means, to In
troduce the water Into the kitchen, %
ne 10 prevent their taking cold by going
out ai improper times or when In improp
er condition. The waste water can be
conducted away and utilized for othe'
purposes.-Nirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
THE PERFECTION
SPRING TOOTH HARROW

rhr l-rst we-si frsms spftns ts-sh isrrv~
hrrsr bgs An,i sFeatsf stssthits AM Vihrsti"t
~ ths trgth sal they ~tii ciesT tsm-slss. = hsrs
cher. hs.i asi chs up. ts.ry rHye ~ ".
ir,.s plsis. : insh tkieI ant .,ressly t-,iei ON
mskins IN strunrrst sn.i m"-t duFahls hsrrv-
H. 18th a.. as.is ot the t--t spr,ns steel
tsnI~fv,l IN "A ani thsf sr, very vhabh an
Ma. In tws .lss.. " sni u ,ssh. pr,cs. o.,
trstssiy kse fnf q nrst sls.. hArru~.
~ Ati-s,.si As.s.a gv.s.s Ns~ sss,'
s". u.sv.s. W. osuy mn st-A ~ ~.
ssishrais.i hsrvv~. In thr,s .i's., II. - snt u
ts-sh.
ANsry lmr-f,ani Fsst !. that osr hsfv~s an
ssfr o. huv. ssii 90 49,.
Al purha.sr.. Ia.i Asi prv-spt. 49, eay ea'
q ~ >sv stevens Al ~t-sl Arhci tram,
spsins r,-th uarrv.. er ths rsrfctlen ws-.l
traas ~prtsr tr-sh lisfra~. eNn DO a. vii
aitsslute safstf. a. the-s harfuss arv msnufst
ufv~i unisr uesuss, Ersnte.i ~ II q A W 4
Rel Go. sni q. ~ qua A Go. uha ssn az
oabtrul ths ofisinal Is.-i ps,sai ss .rrias ,s-s,
%, ssrv-> WV NOBEL al .,s.l eun
,,, ts.iss. 's.,,, -. s,,, s's,,s ~ ,s .s,-is s "
ruC PLANET IN. An ,tssi iier.s lio.
ani Cautstsr. sr,atlt inrrF,ei fsF tsa sn.i
awsv shssf - shat u was Ia, -sasos
lNON Ns.t. sci pAIsN CanisstuFs.
.ssItt.G liar-s Rase-sns - ~ t-st IL
s.rSRis Ns-iss ssshlss. ~ ,-r-' ss''
siupkst in 80
Novins M,fhirs knlfs GriSisF.. >sstl~es and
Hvrts.
nattsf Tui. Iiuitcr Rove. nuitsf ssrr,ers
Crvaaasr.. Charns. nutisr Nsfksfs sci haiis'
~tswps
smals . .rsSi.sy q nstisr fsst.'y AL
fritatr lalrr ~urpnss.
a. ~ hat rallsay trNsA iiay ,afrtsrs, Hnf~s
liaf fofss. fulsfs. srsppkr., fk-hf iioaas, 81
untll Fuu sfifn fnf tis-sftttitv slrrutar. 49,
A.. a. 49, araHNN A ~
sFspst pftofs We OarfY . hrse VAfttf ~ ta'
tisrrvut graiss - 80 Alsts hNiurv., inrlasiinE
fsuF 49, ~ hay fafks
W. furnish sstirnsis.i ess.t - ths is.t Fsilvay
trsfk uits osfvtrf - d. pat 10 in m tarp ~
rurnpkts safking urisf. aisa sstiusais-l ru.t ~
stis hitfh rirrias siihsgt ~ traek aut rafftsf
tf rftors santfsi .tats ths kusih ~ tafp. 80
- A., .is...,l,l,. .i.rul.,. ,ni rr,...ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
A na~st ef IlsSets.

The aouss In New York In which one
Of the fashionable weddings took place
recently was a bower % flowers. Pots
of chrysanthemums we're ranged about
the reception hall on the four s'ds~.
Upon the bannister. were tied at closs
interval. bunches % chrysanthsmums
fastened with ribbons. The dcor~ays
of the parlors were arched with ferns
and white chrysantheniums. garlAnds OF
the same were festooned alout the walls,
white roses, white geraniums and chry.
santhemums fillej the 6replaces and
canopiel the mantols. A gigantic horse-
shoe Of ferns and white novers marked
out the fioor space where the bride and
groom took their positions, and hora
hell of the same blossoms hung above
their heads. White ro-e garlands OF the
Louis XIV period lay on every table.
and were presented 10 the guests In A.
tendance. The bfiCe carried white
orchids ami the brides maids white
roses.-New York Mail and Expires.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
STATE oT MAINE.

.vF,.un .. Marrh 10, t~s.
..sAkIN - sxssrt.tisn. whsrtin i.arvn " sllss
/ .f Hr,ssnnslf. tn .ai.i tiN t.sfi tvnntg ,. lals
.'srt rr,-Itsr AL Aniry~ parzin ~ W 49,
U....ufslf IL ltairunsNt tisttnf. ani VII - ses'
~ rui,iig anrtan q ~ hiEbest hilier t,rfNt.I'
"A a. AZ - n. x Hastiaxs IN tfIesarx, ~ ~
s.tf lx fool IsilntF, "a ~stuniaf - ssse'.sn
% - april A ~ tSsa. AZ toe esi.ss IN W.
.1-rp.-.s ~ a. rixht shirh ths all l.iEnen'
dsia.r AL "a tile tssutf fgaith LAY ~ yssesir
A 10 -. a tsoo'sh<k an tthiftf niassr-ln ~
sft4ru.-sn shsn ~ saus sas httst ~ =. -
srf.fnal srft in ths sanls sult, " vie. 49, 49,
A.. - tnasis b. Gesrge q. -hifr, iSt1'
shsrtr. 80 an sxesation In fAtor ~ Sosh
-ugst a.r.inst s..id AadFvw Dafsin. ~ a.
flur.iu' : rtrht ~ s.laitF - ~ testn tr..sn 49,
s.ss thsa .sii ~ sosrxs "a Naksse.l ,ns -
TgsfnE a~-Trflst rtal e~tstr. suasts.i IN -
A.. = n.lt and thus ds-rrtiesi the hoins.sss.
- builfinx. - ths .si.i par.fn, Hinz en ns
...stt.rflV sils ~ ~ raj, IN all hfostnes.'
,s..iin. ir,as, ufo~uhsit Csuire q. fsst haYsh
49, at t-oaniei nefthrflr ef .erpesri w.
s..t.rly ~ land pow 90 hrwsfiy of Wa w.
5000 AL lls.s.s -tspArs, ws-t ~ knd nSs ~
,.sv,s.,lV s.rruth-i ~ n. q. nelocss sni !ens
49,. 4. n~an sni soafh by all russt- ssi 80
I'd 80 saaity was NATE on ths twenty -nr-s as'
'' "''' GIoRGE G. suiRLkr,
p,yuiy shsrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
.r,r, az MAINE.

oNTuUp. - haWh Ia Us,
Ft,AkIN this taF un eNerutian, Shich t.sus'i su
aIH.IsHsfrt rssHHFFrtIi "a tern utt1s ~upffins
f-IIrfsI aurt hsstisu "a fafis, Sthlh aei ".
.sfT uKfari titartF un N -ssuol lec-ht =,
F,trusrf 4 u leo hy is,,rsilah T. efvssl. -
grg.f.lrr tn saII uNfsr,i tountT asalnst hsf
- "a Heath - ths saus frysburf tef "
80 - tHfftF ia taiars All tiftg hte o'hl'
"a ~ ian,asr. anil tsrutl INV dntsfs -
...graf. fisff fsnfs ftl-ts ~ suit. ani 81 -
..II ~ tahuf saftian O. ~ tishc-t ahisf thsfr
49,. ID g. srrfs "a u ha-tings in al ifls
trrg 80 ssturiaY e. niustrsuth daf ~ APfi
Al II tss a thrrs uth-k in 81 aftsfu"en, al
49,. ristt ttaa aui iutsrvst stiCh IN sail jig
r-..rf lisI a. hasi. ths tsFutF tuefth Haf -
ts-ru4irF 4 m t~s-. AZ sirtt u.th-k ahA thiitl
-.Ir.ts. in tilF f.srrns-rn. shen ~ -atts shs
t.lt.-i an a. "a ginal wfit in ~ sams .ai, Y.
49, a. a. falns ~ ds=ffihssl rsal .tatfl -
a.. Eritfin.s turg,sn. stlatfit o. AL tfe.afA
- - a. oa.trflY slls - ~ f'ssd lssun. ifs.
80 s.uwaT q Wet Frysharl o. 81 l.sslh
80 "A = .taks an thr cururr ~ anl uss.i ~
...lt.I..i ilf - rt.su iIish theufs nnfthrIl =.
- r,s.I ufns rtsis O. a stsks aul stnts- t.t.
...terir al-.ut niur fs-ls O. ths ~ ~ " hsha
tF.-T., s.safi.srif 80 ths hrTs - ~. lssns a.
=. trrr = q All iani q ~tfrhsn lnsh IN. ~.
-, ..ff Irish taaai O. the i=sunt tsEan AZ a-.e
tsrutY f,.ar TT. suntsining ene foa''h ~ ~
'r'' GEo. q srlgLEN,
i,sputy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

uNFORp =. Nsrh n. -.
'I,AkIN sa s1erutian whifh issus-i "a iutis
i sect r.uFsrysi at tefru ~ ~ surfvsns iu.h
rIal traFt hatisu "a tafts slthin and fuF ssll
uN far,l gHurtr. aa a. fi rur.iaV - lshrusrf
4 n trs o. isanIisf arssnlas - fFFehurE
in 49, 80 f,sr,i t..uutf against lola tlal ant
tsaathan "a nan tsfh q ~ saIus tfYsharg
o. ~ surs - nnr aFe telisrs sni eighty t~e
afrts tsif 80 faassEr 49, thifteen 'isilsrs susl
sittf rigti cssis oast. - sat ~ 81 - '..li
hF rufIll aultian a. a. hiEisst tttief. "a ~
affs ~ - q 4 Uastiar. b. GfyssarE iu at
taautr 20 psfaF,i ua ~stuTiaT ~ niestesnth
far nf Arrfl z n t-si. st 80 U'rh-k in ~
a1trru.ssa ali ttlr rtrti tfs 49, tltrrs-t shirh
e. saif Iu iErrfnt isifHTs sithrf 20 ttsfn tti
ar tse fh.ffufh .iaF - NaFeuairr. 4 ~ ts-l "a
ar.s a'fk-.k an.i fnrsa miautas iu ths anrfuf-sn
uhrr thr stusr - attss ~ ~ - ufiEinsl sfh
Iu thr ssHHs srI in snt 49, fsisssing sisssrih
taIn tr.ft ~ lanl ~ e. tisfi-lf. ssFailssi. in
saEf IrfFhrrr thus .irsfril-al hfEinnlnf si ~
r..srfh sastrfif slsfrrr q ths Nsihtuisi Nalkrf
lara f.HfufffrI o. ftrNtrr Nakrf. antl un tts
HastHfff lrsrk ~ all 49, nftef 80 ruu ssuih
rffr an salt Naksf be-. O. stsss stsn.iins 80
tts siFr ef a. tHth. tirur. ssstrfiy 90 -
r..rtt.fir 80 n g. hsnse.tsIsa fsrn - ChaFls
ssff r.ai.t q a. snIffrrif uuF af hni u-1ruftrti
hr Austiu p nrriis al thrru,'n srstrflf O.
tsEf fItff tHfnIr 1r 49, rffef O. a. plsTr -
rHn ft Wuh a. hufhlinFs thfrsun 49, q
f.srlsI - Intrrtahr ltut ~ sati narisrf, l-.uni
81 uaftrfrir hF an.f - 80 isrtusrif. % lthn
49, anf fNlInr tssrlsni. uestFfiv. hf 80
r,,i - 'inF fr'sa ~ iiafi-.f q. 80 .tryst 49,
an.l rastrf'f tr ani -. 30 fnfwsrly, q
,ttr.r. "A .t.rt..1as at ~ ssii liver
sIpReh q sliintll
INrlufr skrTir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
rnG HILLS

N. s,srLassiAx blIs rbey beige No roani
All holi ne sAfs -ithin this narrOs sals
rrUm al the -orti's sr-.i turmoil nos soaa1
Dth y-netrsis ths-~ sllences prOfoani
An Iis s r~rsdlss In this fair 'aisl
AZ morulng ell the sas, gloss 'i'h ref
Abi al The hills rvf~rt the roy txhi.
Al .In-rt -srm AMI mellos rays srv sh>d
Ad0-u the ,alleJ -hDs the mountain b>~i
slAnis fos Q moment t@ihed In Siory bfiShI
Th<a. uls q bsins par- and fair |. sn0v.
Ths fall mooa rts~- srsndly O'sf The hRA
Ani m0.lntins tshith h-srd ssrvus an siov.
she po.Irs tari - light on al t~i0-
AM ,is-s her face IN myriad mountain rfiA
An. thl. I. p~sos To Nv. 81 Ssiur.s siis,
To -als sith hsr AZ morn ani noon ahi sve
70 -anies fr-~ 9Th Mature To- s'iiis
To drn ani dr,am upoa ufss quisi bjs.
To dni frUm .vfhiiy cav ssect repri~.s
-Ilartss Tranosos Croshss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
sr.rI oS " stNr.

WNtNNhss
'tsNkTN tfIs tsr aa ss-.-utiau shsrsin frsnri'
Wiz - usrtisti in a. tugntt - AZ
~ saf stats af ~ tampstirv. . iu.igulsni
rrs. fIt.r ar.f Nan lriIh 4 tilfnan - tffshurr
in saIf uNfsr,i taurtF. Il Iuigr-sut dslitsf 49,
uIu o. sltf Hf rlhnr suItisn O. ~ h'Ehf-i ~
fsr tfrFsfaf an ~atlrliar - nlnFt7~uth dsf -
Nrrf n Iss 81 go n'rksk 4 in 49, fHrynl-ill. ~
ti.r ards - ~ u usstinTs in IrteisufE tn a.
usfsrI e aal.fr an g. ftght tn oIuitr shtfh al.
uar.ksfrh tsIIrnan hat un thr tsTrtf tiri
fsF @ tanuarf. 4 a. ts-a. ~ trn utlzA a.
rnafn r1fuafrs in thf fufsuf-sn. stTn ~ ssfns
- sut. hrI Hr g. urtginal uft ln ~ san1.
sa e. g. ~ 1i a. fiiuius TO- ril-s a,iftra
rraI estate a.fuHtHI iu lrfehufE Village in 49,
tfNfarf aarfF $50 49, haIi un ti1frvsla - "a
go tsrnratHaf - uIisHl hF lahu ahi ttarttfi
n t.Hlaaa auf A. hsun.issi ssufhsestFfif -
SH.fh ~frsst e. raiei naFthsrstrflf ~ m
- sfrfrt arsIInE uut uf AL saith ~trsst q
t.a.s % "a i..hnssu aui oa ths othsf stis'
tt isni q iisrFissn MsNcsi. AZ rfvuiiss- AZ
tfus taft'luItf'F dssCui-,i tufnusstsinr a.
.t..s Ir e. tr,auui en 49, ~srlih ~trrst TO- an
anr taif r,sls frurn ~ ssutiarsstrflf esFtsf ~
tsnI f1fusffIr tsrupiri ~ iusrrh Nshstff
tHfn1s s..atfsf'Y an 49, str'st 10 rsis :" Z
.i.l-r ir tiir srunnf tirrufr 18th sfFrutf t"lf
frFrfss sast 80 r.sis O. a stane IN ~ rf'fani
tfrnfs 1tlaftf tfIffr "a tsEfsss sr~ts - rsis
4 .taus in fts sr,aant thsnrs ssluih. sstsuif
"a Iferrrs - feuf f,sis O. al r,ssl ~
rHgr.Isrs ~ suhIrFf O. tuurtEasr = NrhNe
ktsfs 90 s.srtf taisrs ani ssrrassi iutFFvsi
TrrsHar. Marfh tlth. tsst
sHnGsH a. SHIRLEY,
issruiy ~hsrf
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fellow from the couniryr

fsllow from thu countryr
"Non-nssf' AS the reply. shes too
mucb the older to think ~ such . thing
.No, be- ~ H. sh~'il catlivs sny young
stri In the rosn Hs-ides whsr. mou<y
calls. youth u never slo~ In responding
They ssy be-. ss god as engaged % Ms
Tran,lay.- all the frst sr-r.ksr
"ID'ie-ii umphl Not bsi match. lie
b. &C any r'onsyi dcnt bslisvs Tramiay
h mnrs than holiing bis own
Phil fslt bis face fush s be moved away
fis -an'si % r~--n, the remarks sbou, HE
bc~,s-.. IN impllraiioa that his friend Tram
lay ~a< other than rich. and. s;ill more,
that any young man could h lei 10 the
msrrisg. altar merely by moosy. II p~opis
~,r- taking sboat him la such fsshion he
~ish~i h. migh, D. oV, u aght lie ~Oah
return ai ono. ,o HI. hotel, hal hs no, prom-
l-~i b. tass Lncia down 10 super. lie coad
st iass hLis him-,lf, for q little ~hlis, In
the gsntlemsnl. rom up stairs rhiiher he
vent. hoping to 10 alone, but b. found
Msrys, sho hsi Jus, coms In, an; sbo Lot
hls -lf p.-~.--ion for an instant vhen hs
rrUxnisei the we'll dr--~-~i young man -
fore him
"Anylciy hsrer' drawl~i MATg.
"iilcia 81 n,san Nj rramlAJ.- aid
fhil. In sl~-nt minded fashlon-''and lots u
other t-opls. q coar-er
Marys looksi curloasly st Phils svcrt~i
faos aud sent do-n stair. Ihn remsiB~i
long enough 30 nnd that his mind wss In an
utter m,siils. and that apparently nothing
~onh comt.-s u tat another glimg-s q In
cia A. supI.r was s.rvci -pon after be
wen, down, his vish .as sy.-siily graiihsi
Prom that time forward nj. ~. rought her
ooniinuAlly. although be- tr,~i 10 sy-'ak sgAin
% every ons to .hom be hal t-eu intro
dac-i IIo~ h. enyiei Lscias father. -bo
ga. a. s~,ort the little witch bomsi iio~ bs
wt.hei that In the city, a. at iIsyu,on, 30
PIE salksi hone from parts, and stood
long time st the gate. vben maid AMI man
we're pleasantly soluAintsii
Hs sas L1cia 20 up siai, shen ths CON
Jany t-san lave talking. b. stood AZ the
fco, % the stair that be- might have ons more
slAno. at her A shs came down shs ~ss An
entirely new plctnr.. though noos the ls~s
charming. In bf ~rapz Ani-oh. bli-i-
abe sss him ani All
-. ne 10 the cariAge, Thil, AMI then
Ind Iapa for ma
How tcnderly h. hAn.ls.i her down ths car.
t.s,s.i siuns sisT-i lie hal -.n pictur~ ~
such -,sns., and trial to coufOrm bi. t.-.-
With tho-s b. rccall~i lie of-nei the car
RAG, door LDcis s,sppsi In, bat hsr train
coui not folios - ia osn volitlou, - I'M
had the 10y q lifting the rlsiling ma that
hal ths Lonof u following the fsst q divin-
ity. Then b. elo-si the carriage door r--
grytfully, but . little hAnd sindly sto!s
through tbe window a. Lucia aid,
"Gooi night Don't forge, 10 md papa
out
Il ~oat,- saii Phil Thsu he looked back
quickly The door q the houss vas elo-ssi, -
be rai-si tbs liitls hAni IN bis lT- AMI tis.s.i
u several tins In rapii succs-siou True,
the hand sas gloysi but rhlIs Imagination
sAs not
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srArL 90 MAINE

CutNft oF uNfuun. ss
M-ari a goautv gutauis.inn~rs. n.r session.
ts-a hsti by . ilsurumsut, MArh lsth, l~o
ITtt> ths fafvgsinx I-titi.n, satlsfNriory esi
,lst.rs hsttnr i-sn ftssivs.t that the I-titianer
L. rrst-snsihls. On ts nspfHsp, thai N Ioun
a. t1lfuHuissluusrs tassf a tisr Aniutgr Hea-e
in sait An,isssf "a Tus.sisf ttr sixth isY ~ MAJ
~ At a 90 20 ~ rk-rk. 4 NJ shi thsnSs pro
rsssi D. strs ts fiats tnsntBs.i In ssii I-titi0a
itauls. iiaisly anrr shish Nisv, q hsarins ~ ths
t.aftis- anl ti~if stncs-s. viii - hal n .ssuas
cuntsnlsut plsrs in the tirinitF. ani surh othsf
tn.ssarv- taksn in tts pr.tai.s- as The totntni.
siausrs shall iuiss pnutgf. Ani l. furihsf
uHuFHHp. that uatios - ths tine, plers AL
purt.s-s - tis Iunmissiunsfs' nestins afofv.shi
I. gitsn o. ~ persons All corporation. inisr..i
81 hY cau.inE attsstssi sgie. ~ ALI pstition AMI
- Ell. erier thsfssn O. ~ serN~i uInn ths tlsft
- tiss Tusu 20 An.totgr All also I-p.is.i up In
thFss pabur plases In All tJ~n, aai pabnshs-i
thrrs Nesks sarrrssivsly ih ths ONfori lAmorrst
. nsxsIsay-f priuts-i a farts In .Ai ,sunty ~
ONf,sr,f tls dr-i - AIT pahica atian. ani ssh -
~ othsf nstcss O. - naais -~rss 81 shi I-s-tei
a i.a.t thirty days hsfsfy ssit time - meeting.
o. ths cot that AT I-rr-uas Asi ssIoFaiion. MAJ
thsn ant ti,rrv Appsaf AMI shes sa.u.s, n any
they have. Why The prayer u all Isiitionsr.
shauht nj ~ xrantet. -..
ATTEST ALBtRr :. AUSTIN Clrk.
4 tnss oopy u ALI rstiiion sni orisf ~
kTrI.r ALBERr :. AUSTIN. Clsrs.
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xor,eE or saLE.

Pursuant 4, q nrsa.s fFom M Hoe Jaifs o.
p,,l.ss f,r ths ss,anty ofOstor.t. stat ~ VAIN
.haii -sii a puehI sastlsn. =. ,hs s-s.t h. M.
s-.-~o...a a az osics IN hsthsl IN AL ees..l
m a. yt.ht. tia AIT tutere-s lhstn< /. mevx
a..s's asht Ia ss,uify ~ rs.issm shkh .. !,
). -. 80. e',ll,.tns n.ms-f ani de-sftbri IVA
s.,sis. :. wit tsias NE heme-te.i ~ ne al
rms.shy 4. csrtsr, situated On NH uih -s
An 80 n<thsl AMI consisting % al'cus fvef sev'
ef l.n.i wlth Ne baihiin< thsrven- m -,
"A. q HfnRiCk. AdnknAsesssss.