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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
NOTICE Oy sAI.t.

pursuaut O. q hrsus~ frufn tn iIon. iudss ~
Pfiiats fss IN euunty - ONfurt. state - hains,
day ~ Nargf. a. a. is. AZ tsn a'ek-l IN the
fsrvna-pu a ny ofiss a. tsthsl. in sali couniY t,
al H. rtEtt. Tito at intsrrst iisins tnnrtg
ar~.'. ftgh On equity o. f,sieetnl whifh fiaathY
4, Car,sf ate n all ilsthsi. dsssass.i, hal IN
ani o. the fallswins nams.i sol ds.ertis-i rial
estate. o. sit l-tng tn hsluisstsa.t - Tho sahi
uuiuthy a. Csrtsr. situated on Win iIlii street,
IN saii Bsthel ami cunsistnE ~ al-put fsuf arr..
u iahi With ~ haihiings thsr.oR.
Da,ei this fsafth isy ~ fshFuAfy, 4. u. t<..
Az IifRRiCk. AdnihistraioF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

OXFORD. 81 Al q Court % Probate hei Il
Paris, within anil Coz The County % oxford, on
The thlri Tuesday ef Jan. A. u. lsss.
ALBERT MERRILL, nsmei Ixesutsr IN 4
certain Instrument parlortinx b. ~ the last VIII
ieAi. late of fryebsrx In ssii County, sieses.s-i
having prv-sntsl the same fof rrolsts
OEDsnID, Thai the said Exeeutsr dive
nstics % ell Isr.ons inssrv-s-i by causing copy
siveiy In thu Oxferi Demscrst vrfntei a Paris,
that hey may sppear "a Probate Cour Ia - he'll
q Paris. In ssii Ceanty. on the thiri Tuesday VI
esu.<. ~ any they have why the saif Instru.
ment sbouh ne " povet. ayprove-i asi allow.
81 ~ the last WIN shi Testament Of said decsas.
GEORGE A. WILSON, JUDE.
A trs eopy -ssssss IN. c. DAVIS. Rssisssr.
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"COUNTRY
LUCK"


Wbsst NstH~ N"t"ts
OTTtsG 80 TtT suIEut 80 uNIOHn toCstt
STAN go MANI
uNputtn - -Ish q \ ~ leo
This O. D. tive Nutks. that 90 ~ tih dAY ~
Tsb. 4 ~. ts.i a warrani In IBsolsvnrY "a.
ts.uf.i cot - tn 'oar - insalfvnfY fuf sati
CsartV "a uxfar,i. against ~ estate y Wilnsni
~ Adani. - NurpaF asiiutfssi a. - an ihsiltsn'
tsritns go t.stian - alt t,sttuf shirh Istitiun
80 ni.sl 80 ~ tth tsY q fshF. 4. II. l~., o.
utifh at usussi ats intsfrst un slairns u o. -
essulputssi That ~ I,aYuisut - any dstts ani
a. Asntfry AT tfansfrf - anF pfufrff -
klr rinF D. All dsifuf g. bin ~ fpf III 49, ansi
ths ,iflitsry act trahsfsf - any prufTriy ~
tiua az faflAiisa ~ ks. hat uisstinr q
ts rssiitars - .sii tAvttuf o. prufs thsir dsifs
arIi shs-s.s go nav ~ ftsss ~ his s-tsts
Ill - h~ki a Cauu - tnsulfrnry, o. -
tsiisn AZ Parts o. AIT tuantT. 90 tns l.fh daT
- feh a o. t... 81 hins o'eh-l In ihs fore
us=fn.
,.l,sa uB,isr ny h.nd ~ late nr-' aho'.
srittsn.
JONATHAN ni.AkE, D,yuiy shsrin.
a. Messenger - N Cour 20 iu.pl'rncy fof sail
County % unf0ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

For soreness Of the lungs battle freely
with Browns Instant Rslisf, taking
10 internally q the sams tt0s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
COOK WANTED.

~ Anirvws Itoa.s. ~outh fsr., q oomIstsnt
meat anil tastry eUss will ~ pail sesi ~asvs
aaft given IsrtnAnent snpleymsnt.
W. ". SHAW. fropr'e,sT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

nsr.porss Of dissssiss In The rvseA oh
IA arN daosed
h Ssiih NstioaL and Equi,Abls tasks
- New Yosk have iSsun,sd bsane~I
A bln was introhssl - ~ Dominates -.
nnnsat TsssAsg. - - vs.iAsns .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

Being solid. heavy and absolutely
pure, Brussels soap will ouilast any
other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
NV ApyrErIsKNrNrs.

nsafness
Chis hsstsr's Ingnsh.
fafksr's Hair kalsam.
NAB hslis.iunna fAstsrs.
rarihr Cnast lNrurslfns
Nssea fur "a Hair.
tpps's 0u-saa.
Tha 6ktfy - MAJ.
~uairs - 49,
Ns.-snsvT'. >utirs.
Nafius - fures krsurV.
OuautrV tErk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

Try Brus.el. .oap and you viii use No
other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

ONfORD, .. At Coar ~ Prolais hsli q
Paris within shii f0f IN County - Ohforl On
N thiri Tuesiay - Jan. 4. ~. Ia.
ANAsA y. SWIFT, name,i INcruiof y
esftsln instrument pu1,ofting ~ ~ ~ AZ NJ
and ts-tamsnt ~ Otis -Nift. lAis " faIls
The sane foe Proists
OsDsntp. That ths ALI Isecutor give 49,.
- al Isr-sas in,sre.tssi, ~ osg.ins o1py - "
erlsr ~ - puhiisbs-i thrss weeks sactsssi,s
thsY may appear a q lTssiAtf Cour - -
bell AZ Paris, In ssii tOunfy, 90 ths thlri -
day % feb. neat s . % The els-k IN N teis
ne-ln, snd shaw csa.s N any they have stl "
said de,ss.ei.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jaig.
true copy-Atie.f Ill. q. DAVIS, hssistf
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Tn. r,.i,.m.., No, o,.,.

The rush On the druggists .tlli continae. AMI
tally soaFvs - I-rop- can fgr bsttls ~ hetnp !.
Hal.am Zoe the Ihf,st All i.ung. Coz ths Cur~ -
Coushs. tolts. Brouehitis. Asthma AMI Coo.
.amI,tisn. kssup's BslssIn. thu standard family
rvmssiy. L. soii On q GUARANTEES AMI never fAlls o.
i've sniir, saiisfAstioU. frics ss snit Trial
stse FREE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

ONfOKD. sat Coar - Prutais tsIi q
fars, Suhin AMI Cor ~ t0unfT n uhfI0l. .N
"a thlri fo.-tAy ~ Jan. 4. u 10
John 4. lIeission hAnssi FtsSutar IN lsfia. !
lnstrlnisnt pufIpfting ~ ~ ~ at W
IestAineut ~ Abixall =. ileisiun. ltif 4,
nfTon. IN .Aii Csunty ,iecsa having prs-.ni-i
H. sans fuf frol.ats
OHDsntp. That The All lterui1r girs n.tff
u All I~r.oas intsrrstssl, b. casing 0upI ~ N'
orisr o - Vublshssl thrss sosks suIrrssilf p.
IAfis ~ all aoantY. 90 ths thiri tufslaN =.
teb nstt, A , - NJ eh-k in ~ foryn.-in /.
shos cau-s n ahY they have. uhf ~ 40 ,.
~ --.s,t 49, - ~ pfyf.ls ellL. -
dcces-ri.
GEORGE 4. wIIspN ls.iss
true oOPy ATTEST III. q. DAVIS, RsrsSf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

1tiE sab-ent-r hersby sfves pshne 49,
that she hs. l-sn daily spp.,intei ~ ~ -
abe JuiEe u Prelss,s Zoe tbe county - ott.,-.
s.i s..a~~i ths trust Of hs"ea'n' OF
JOHN q. kfDDER. lsis % Ms,ics,
In saii County, deess-~i. rs sfVinz bod a. v
Law difests, shs thsrefyr rryus-ts Al 49,
imme~iisfs payment. AMI thS-s vbS have any
demands th<reon ~ exhibit tn SAM ~
Jan q. iss. SARAH q. kipphh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

IL your soap stickyi Tee prusssls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
,or,,r az rou,.Lo,rnI

" HpntN-pN. ~. Ar.shasarI rr...
uanrHf. MaInr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-13
Details Of ths Harror
NARRATED To SECRETARY Tracy

NAhhAfEp TN - ftEftBN TRACY.
WAsHINGruN. Fen In response 10 a
request from Secretary Tracy. Chief Of
Fire Department, Paris policeman Cait@li
aud fireman Wright went % the White
House to-day and had talk with hun
about the circumstances connected with
the burning ~ hi- hume and the death Of
bis wife sud daughter, last Monday.
The Secretary feelingly thanked them
FIR their Invaluable assistance in him aud
their courage and harni~m In entering the
burning building At the risk of their lisrs
tie then Inquired With great particularly
int the details ~ ihe are. amt when that
part Of the narrative relating ~ the dI>-
cnS-ry Of MIS- Trs,ys hntv VA reached
tn >tcfrtIrt isrr Hfe trry uucn af-rt,7t.
Secretary Fracv j. rapidly gaining "a
health, sud viii probably - on trip
down The Potomac nn the Dispatch -om-
day next week u be ah>en, several DAYS.
H. expects - be At hi, de-k in th, Navy
Department Mandsy morning
Fire Marshal iprrw and Norman Wizard
the government steam expert. u d4v *
amn'i the Tracy house rney found inst
tb- felt parkin. around the ~tesm pip--
"a nearly burned a. showing conclusive
~ that the steam IN the pipes wae ~np-r-
heated. and passing through ih- register,
~ doubt >et fire 10 something near il aud
caused = general coDfa-raiion.
Mr. Drew thinks that This i the best
solution ~ the prpai-m. and there ! little
doubt that tie superhr4ted steam caused
the tire
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CoEgr-ss oual

r,., E- T.. s,s+. f.,--.-t
s..., 4ee-,h. --.s.r, .r..
~.., = ", ,s,,.-., .-t...
a.. .ak.,.a-A n.rs I'D ,yr....,ty u..F.
~.e-tsr5,. BAN ar3 Tr,t
TIL Hss>e Au.r : l.,,g J...,,.. SO.
a.-.i'.,.AArrt III. seat I'm iii, il-ta VS.
I.r..t.4 contested rIr,tI.n 49, ID Mr
>rnfth ne K-puStrau contestant
In Canmt,;r, Th, Il ar ~pr. j. com-
u.ttr. ILL tn. ohio ha.lot.5.1 for.rrv r--
among The - i,u-.-.-- hrsri; ra.. W,,. ain. /.
N-su- cana.itlee heard argument, ID fa,-
lr pi imposing duty ia ,iu yr-
statement prepared ~ Mr. Carlisle
and ..snrd by ali Viz b-m5rr.ti, K-u---
t. p-ul,cra ID the d.-pu:, a.-r ,i...t ..t.---
tom nf certifying quorum ia tar Hap-.-.
TUESDAY, -Thr ~.-uA'. In -Yrgst4s-
session. ne samoan ,r,aty ~ rarf.I
~5th twelve di>~eutin. votes a large NUN
ber nf nominations were confirmed
The House The whole dAy va wasted
" th- obstructive tactic, u the neu...
craft
III .mm.t--e Governor CAmg,-M II
Ohio. continued hi tr-,tnyu, before the
Hal-- Special comm tt4.e Oh ,h.. faiHr,-l..x
forgery. the HaH-e committee 10 Rul,-
lril meeting int iiI not dui>h cou-id-
Grafton # the u-~ c..f,-
W-dn~-,isv-Thr Srua.r Nj Ba.r
spike 10 hi Educational bill
Tar wa dvba.- ou The -lai~et II
providing add,tlpna! committee raH.u,
TN Hnn>- Adjournment IA, taken
PROMPTLY after III. reading ~ The journal
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F.reign News.


-An rNi4",' 1T. .t'Hrr-i .a "rt a
>'i'>fa' m ! HiF'---'-.' IL '''.rraanY
.' NJ.
n ~ '.'..'' .l''
,,
IT,. p-... n.',.., r...., III
, ii ''''.'' fifth
.,.-I '''''
or - ~
The Duk- uf Orleans. -nn uf tl-
f.uut IL Pir,>. wa- arrested u Par- f.r
violating th, Expulsion less tg retgra.u.
~ France N the luke> paen-r II ~s-
>Aid "a> the a'daration ~ At- fathers
pr~t~n>r'n> to t,l" French throne 10 ~
>'I ''N'f
-t'ne huu.irri am >e' nty h"dir- Dave
,y'h F'r"''f'' ii'h Us '''+'i1 al
htef h'''r m -1FiAfI "'h'"r> va
~ ''''" II" IT.
' AprAih ''rlrfai oaiainahca. ~ 'u'a'
u'el = nav a"a-
A re"Gn fAra'an N ht-t Aitiea "
allA' Aeu ana lA' hi' ili'''F> >iiiA 'S S'ilA'--.
4 circus 10 Lisbon VA wrecked hy The
audience becau-t- N .ht presentation NJ a
paht"Ihiine caI-eu 'f'rtu-al ~ Africa
The banking lay Of Brazil ha, been
revised by thr new Government
The Marquis II Mpre~ fought duel
win French editor, h'm 'ir wounded
Tile Squadron of Evolution reached
TDulpn.
Mr. Parnell- libel suit again>, the
IT5a.s of LnpI.n. MILL, COMPROMISED hy
thr payment Of - 90 !" the plaintiff thr
Tunes also paid Henry Campbell, Mr.
Pafnele private secretary t2vp I'D settle
- '''> ''''
ne HteahneF a>hih@toh 'its pul IT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-13
State News.

ELI Jones, the widely known Friend
preacher and noted phiianthropi-t, died at
bis home In South China. February ?
--toun,y Attorney Persons of Pi>cstaquis
county has received a dispatch from officer
Clifton of Alabama saying the mSn held in
Birmingham suspected Of being Hail. the
Lske Ouaway murderer. proves to he
another person who is wanted in Carrue
White county, Illinois
Governor Barieigh ~ received from
the Republican club of New York, an ia
yitstion To attend the fourth animal dinner
In concentration Of the birthday ~
Abraham Lincoln to ~ given at Dylmunic,.'>
on the twelfth instant
The trial uf john McW williams. of
Lewi>tuu, far the murder Of his ife wa.
opened in the supreme Court, Lewiston
Thursday. After rmpsueiling the jury
the County Attorney opened for the gov
ernmrnt Officer Rob,rer testified to the
arrest nf the prisoner ana seeing III wife
lying dead IN THE Kitchen Officer odlin
testified &" he sgais yntni Of the prisoner
that b. Killed biz wife ant he ,ie-..ry ~ Ii
C"rpnrr l-smb testified ,o th. inquest snd
dr-cr!h.d the wound, IA the officers Of
Lev i>fou and Aahurn H. testified % stay
Ing ~ith New .Iliam-' family YEAR aga to
protect them. H.> testimony wa- confirm
ed by William Ryr~uu- Dr Dixon te~tj
ned 10 the lack of care ~ NcNlliiam-
when be attended biz wife IN her cunene-
meHi-
The Camden Hsrali hs~ published 4
proposition 10 The camden. knckport ami
Rocksnd Railroad Cong suy about build
Ing road frsm tsmden III Rnc kland max
ing connection slth The knux aud Lincoln
Railroad The PR position j signed nv
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Letter from Il. Hub.


b'-4'N Re- IN
IT ''i' 'A'T ''ihe aIa iiN 2 n
re-. h.'tF 'A' -Fa-' ! >t!'h-'h- w Inc
-Pf'H- IA come. = 'r't 10 N+,'"L- ho"
a"" "i-l "e huo" "hen winter i enir9f
ne past -" months have pt-n 'i''-' \
+Tt0 'uNe''' 'hhe>> aAl uea-A AA' =
f"'Ff'4 nAut A'iie> anl 'he ".N-fF Aa>
seen Z nara one - -"rT'" ns hearts 'u'
20" "f oah l'ok m And not do"n ''1'
aA' "'' ~ anu "1't .'H- ""i
among n" h.h2- I'a3- A'er- hrfr :
haha ~ il''.r friends u inlNt 'he rlAr-f
"'' over eiSh' EeaF' 81 a-r VINO nave aii
"ihieF isiihiu"E kepi np tAeif "oFk'
Nh'sh consists Of sending little bouquets
Of hp"er> 70 Their sex friends or any
"h'm they hear o. When they cou.f,
they lent them 10 the Children II I-pital-
Many gloomy hour ha- been Frightened
rs the delicate Influence ~ tbi~ un>elf>h
t5opghtfulne-~- Christianity ! indeed
broadening and spreading over our y de
land
-A'N-''@- 49, - q 4''-N =
"eFe doomed the IRE, nave made -ufh -ad
havoc but true Bo-ton'an- scout the ldea
hey Wall ior TIE phGnix y riee from tie
ashes. However their charity Aa- broad
ened- possibly tried by Ere a. ooth pub
Ac ana private Subscriptions show a.
nome ana abroad
kiectrc wires are much dreaded. AND
people hurry under them a u IN terror
"ltes underground woui! he better GER
iainly than the present system
A1alrs al "aHhlhgt"n' holh pupi'c and
private are peing discussed with vim
Truly puohc NE / not one 70 n en'ied-
hr. hreu mas lh'eed troubled me waters
anu NAME Ia another auuiIioh y X
feloiu
many io'iie a. CO. me ." .'ie s'fee'-
A'''-
knowiedge hahd I'D mana with wealth
have known two of them to shorten their
tend Joseph Cooks lectures. and there are
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Plla.


="
HfrTT i1ru y! ia.- country : i-t On
- -'H'r- lie bar i'+ -Ame relation q"
A-- ''-FAhrLt tiAt Ar 4'-' lf PHI >tatr
Z hl> nr -hA"r az hl- lam III ma ~
worthy e.tAeh N~ri li arr respected
n~'uH-r N society am k'nd iatrer or
ae may - me reverse ~ al NE We have
h' =" al4 eAn h4'r n"he n c"l'f'! "hr
j"it4ea.' moral "r domestic character
4df government -i2r'~ "Ht WA ihr a.
SUMPTION mat 'A" P-"f-e AR agreed and
v" .'i4-! support H. treason al 'te f't'Hs
F"' 41rd l"f bpt treason consists "hih I'd
dr'.aFtL- var "r ar H"' a>htH Z" give
'''h'> 7" KEEP 'Ae peace h'r 'ah' ihr "A,1
n a''e4 ANS, PHI arr accepted ~ terms
"l perfect - IA"ty ahu GOOD falth- IFuiE.
th- ! "'h'i~rfn- government ArH mr.
SIT A-t- arr rSAitto hit ! thrfr Pm
~'fA -i'e - M picture Ne al feih'i"-
''rr '"a' iArA ah' P'r'"h'o"s '.'o' RI =
~" YEAR AZ "ht1A' "hrh hr>' seen. "a-
h' 'aI -tI '"4t a man hAH'l. hui 3FoR'a- '
FIN 'tA-'H uAt" o4F r'i-tta! A'ftA'h 80
'tuFr "p>cured' ana strong men hrld
tAeir breath IN fear i va m -lave
power surviving i"F 'he a>cen1encY IN i-r
haNoh- II Wa sh IN" ATrahted pp-tltai
aL"l'iou' ana 81 done ~ the name 81 the
constitution. mat cloud burst upon u.
ah' i"f lonr I'hg years ting hsh,nln- :
Aa>A aba thnh1tr Toar t"id only 70
plainly no" '-rr'oiy mat power Wa in ear
he-'- But that j passed lr>, mat event
! passed put The ambition remains The
aNuit''A 70 rue or ru'h lAou-h latent II
nlaf 4 Jd,t a. p"sl'iNrt ana ~ loot
pf'n's are uA'ni>'ahs"-e
: "n'l laura 'ila' n'"h eA''uiu ul'lIe
~ P'''4'1a4 ~ ia'he' on NJ a-urts
- am i'"' iNls 'e'utien uu''hs
~ A'''N = AAi''" ~ ~
'''e ii'Hee' i4eh us!
= u'
Il
-''@' y '0'N '''YN e'' i'u' ''ie ="
80
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Tie Nv Connaa3s1.


rl...-.r r.t,n ,,f.~
u" '- e'iAl4-it-rf
Department 3f MA.ue. q A K.
.-y- u,-- satisfactory IL The -.r
-..- ...-..s. So. r, 49,. .,-..-r.
.--' '4-.@- '-- P" .' : ''tff
i!i's TEN I'LL the position - which
.- la n.s.a d. sen and .1 liz. n,.Xt mao.
.t
>AiA '-ai iH'Ni ln. u>t- puf
M -aa t-t l~-ar...g ttat tie Grand
ANN III III. E.-..5..t.r : .f-- .t,,.v i. q.
'-ta-- - hA'" '-a FER w. "a
.-.t >-...-r y.tt an excellent re.trI
r.r.-.- {t#.-.. -rr,,--s -,f.. q. ,t...
.u-1r-ak ,fth+ r4...tf,, !. ,-ira,.J,
~ F-,r " .-r.,o.fo Rs--,r, H. a..,.,,.
.r. noted d. f~-, ,.r-,-sDt ai5 rL.r h. ar,
tenant srf IA. III command ,f H..
u. W., frsa. Aurit tiII e,e-.,4.r H.. L..
CONNIE, .r.S4n down hi t.-,lrh h, The ~
ta-grs Alb hardship, of III. rDn,h.rlar,,
Il e.upa.-u. w r.. -n-d And came hum
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A Breezy Letter from California,


n, q ro-,
- =
0sie W. A"is oH4Ie anu VINO mas ocen EN-
ployed here at yariou. times since writes
hr,-rzv letter u, the foreman NJ psrk
"a,
ioiio~s;
PuRrERyHLE. TUL.RE Co
California Jan 20 80
when left Ellsworth :, x.s M, nv
rpsltershia determination IA ror. ~,
here hu, after sn,ny Ia R,.ton nv mind
h-,.su- fuIly decided IN maxi i. .f.r, -
.n,at de, p t,g.ther Nth an ,Id fr;.r,t
formerly Of Sarry. | took an .xrnr.inn
train and said gy,st-h,e ro IN. Hgh
The passage srro,~ the continent th,u,h
pl-A.snt va. not yery remarkable. for IN
ctd,nt The day We ~.r in n.ex.r
remarkably ape. We were counting On
stopping about half day In SsI, .kr
Civ on SUNDAY bat a. the train Wa.
twelve hour behind time. when 4, reached
Og,ieu. se had to omit th~ .i.tt
While crossing thu Rocky and Sierr.
Nevada ranges. the weather 49, prrtt,
sharp: bu, 90 getting ,i1sn IA Sacrament,
We found green fields snd a c..rppsrativrI,
warm atmosphere Al San Franci-e,, thu,
claim tn have . good clirnat. ID winter
bot il failed this time They have h.d
sisasIt ten weeks rain 50 far. and found
the weather quite, ,fi.agrreaht. though not
cute a. had a. eastern winter weather IL
ha- not been So cold hu, thst Gala lihr>
hl.ups~i ont of doors and garden trrics
krpt Oh growing Hnue..r have nj,
fallen In love With San Frnnclsr., |, =
tn. most ia rf-.t.-i plsr. va, .y,r h..r,f
of | Killed more r-a- il month ban ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-13
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are Won disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest ~ >iek child suffering and crs ing
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHkREAS. sarah J. Do-t-e, II GaRii-boro,
w county Of fiAncnrk ahd state q Maine. bv her
Tnor.za-r jrt7i datc'i >ept 1. 8. H. i--t, ami re.
corded IA The Hancock County Rezi-tr, ~ nced-
hoax :, page 81 conveye,! to mt The unicrsign
ed, certain parcel u iand Together with the
buildings thereon situated at south tIouii,l,oro
in sali 6oUii>b.ro. ami bounded ami described
a follows to VII Beginning On the east side OF
the town r0ad at the northwest corner bound Of
IAnd 81 Damon ~ar[eut. theme ea.teriy by .aid
sargent idn'i 10 The southwest corner bound or
land of Lucinda Hammond, thence hy -aid Ham
monds land norheriy ninety seven $50 feet:
thence parallel with the first described line west
erly to the tbHn road thence hy sail ROAD south.
eriy ninety seven 80 feet u the place % begin
ming excepting and rr-erving therefrom right
Of way twenty feet ide on the -OuSh site Of said
lot neNtto said .argents land, a. Appurtenant to
the Land Of Geo T Bunker adjoining said lot ami
land OF Lucinda Hammond and heres- the con.
dltion q said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore. by reason OF the breach of the c4udi.
t"n thereof, claim foreclosure 81 said mort
gaze. GEORGE =. III >kFR
By his AH'y b. T.. Tracy.
GouldSporp, Me, Feb ;, l-s.. Sue
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Rap1rts Oh ,hs New Code Of Rules Filed
in the House.

WAsHTSGroN February a-Though not
formally presented in the House. the ma
jority and minority reports upon the new
coJe If rules proposed have been tlei with
the journal clerk snd ordeied printed
The majority report in great detail ex
plains the grrst difference hetseen the pro
po>~d code and that previ ou~ly in force,
bat Q most instances the explanation IS
unsccampsnied by suy argument. Ia re
gard % the rule authorizing the Speaker
10 count quorum. the re ort -sys
.-olsuse ~ RUE /. directs the method
81 s~crrtAinGng quorum when members
present refuse 10 vote on roil call The
process Of a>certaluing tn. presence Of .
Quorum. To Do business under the Cop>ti
tuition. would ordinarily be under the CON
troll ~ the speaker y be- would derive b :
information from HI own senses or BY
AID Of clerk. or ia sny way which would
SATISFY his mind Of the accuracy Of the
count. | nneT our system Uf Tnu Gals II
hs- been deemed more convenient to a
certain ami ANNOUNCE the votes Of Mem
Ter and the yre>euCe IF those who refuse
to vot, s. the same time and ~ The sane
means
Discussing the re- claasr - rule p that
90 dilafnry motion >hall ne entertained by
the >peaktr~ The report say
This clause i merely dcclaratory of
parliamentary Law If the Suggestion
should - made ihsi great power i here
c Inferred the answer J. tina, the Approvs!
Of THE HOUSE j. the very breath ID ihr nos
irii> Ut The Speaker ami l. no5rdy on
earth : 80 jealous Of il liberties and -
impAtien, ~ control we NAV he quite surr
That ~, Arbitrary iuterrunfinu will take
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The Relief Corps.
MS. CLARA b. LEAyITr. OF skOwHgGAN.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.


AUGUsTA. February AT the Women's
Relief Corps convention this afternoon
and evening. the following department
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President-Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt, Skow-
began.
Senior Vice President--Mr. Abby Da-
mon. Pitt>feld
Junior Vice President Mrs. Helena
Trundy. Garland
Secretary-Mrs, Helen Brown, Skowhe-
gan
Treasurer-Mrs Belle J. Palmer. Nun
roe.
Chapiain-Nrs. Edwin B. Lane, Dexter
Department Executive Board-Mrs Paul
Seavey, Bangor; Mrs. Jennie Tohey. Nor
ridgewock: Mr.. Grace Symonds, Dexter
Mrs.. Addie Corthell, Rockpnrt.
Deleg ates to the National Convention
AT large. Mrs. Helen Friend Etna; No /,
Mrs. Abba o. Bagley. Lewiston; No 2.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson, Bangor; No. 3, Mrs
Ann V. McCrillis. Dexter.
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-DANA'S sARSAPARILLA
DRUNKENNESS -LTQUOR HABIT In
all the World there Is but one cure.
DIR Hsine,. Golden Specific

II ran ~ given ID 4 cup ~ tea or coffee with
out the know icti.r If the person fakiny it, e.
f,cIing speedy aud permanent cure " her
thf patient j. 4 moderate drinkrr or an slco-
holic wreck. Thou~and> ~ drunkar,l- have
been cured y ho have taken the Golden Sprc-
H. in their coffee without their know ledge
and ro-,la, believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. NJ harmful Effect results from
il administration. Cures guaranteed. send
for circular .nd full uar'i-ulAr-. Address in
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co. rs Race
STREET Cincinnati. %. Iyi1
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1t il reported that the Grand Army
bows are all anxious TO go 70 Bangor next
We and 70 see what that city will do for
th-m- They have already about decided
up,n the next head Of the department
prominent officer Of the G. A. R, only 8
dag or two ago remarked: Il will pull of
nv coat and work for Sam Miller of
waMoboro. for department commander
next year" There seems TO be prevail
ing sent iment that he will be elected sure.