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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
THAT CYCLONE.

About G.JO tuesday night a severe
gale 1T Ia al Winthrop accompanied by
almost inc~.sant thunder ani lightning
and a heavy gale. The latter rapidly In.
creased Ia Intensity until II b-camr cy-
clone. It. path was mo-, -ir"ngly
mtrk,si Ou tie NvstrFly .lle of the vii
lag-, bcing some 90 feet in With snd
moVing from west Ia east. The fret
building II struck was that 30 :. II.
Moves. wherr Il twisted the chimney
ani injured the stable adioiuia:. At the
Ben.on hOus. Que chimney was torn
down aud another partially demolished.
Windows ~cr- bruken aud the heavy tin
roofing ot IA. village .chool bullding
va. blown of. Large fragment. werr
carried across the village an eighth ~ a
mile, striking the residence of Nugu.iu.
Thompson aud badly injuring IL. The
chimney ani window. If tile scl,"Ol
house we're damaged. The Methodist
.lle,i. were moved from their foundation.
The chimney IL George Webb. residence
va. blown down and Mr.. Webb Ia trying
To shut a door Ma blown ten feet arro..
the room. Some hfty tp~- on Main
street aud Ia the cemetery close by were
The roof ~ Mrs. Phoebe Howard. house
M. blown off aud shei 80 feet long
connected with l.. u. Davis saw mill
MAS wrecked. l.umber Ma. .tr-wn Ia
all directions. 4 slaughter house WAS
demolished and other damage done Ia
this se,tlon.
The most terrific forcc 10 the ryrlone
was felt In the vicinity of the Methodist
church. With loud crash the b-lfry Of
the church fell. striking upon the resi-
dence Of q. II. shaw. Mrs. Sh,N's
mother VA. closing window up stair.
when the great belfry containing the
bell came crashing through the roof.
She va. knocked insen.lble aud her head
bore q fearful bruise. She I. now In q
cOmoto-e condition. Her grandson aud
There we're many narrow escapes from
falling tires. Streets we're rendered Inn
pas.lble for .ome time. Never before
has a storm visited winthrop frought
with so much danger. aud there il great
mourning over the ruin so suddenly
thrust upon the place. The storm also
did considerable damage Ia BANGOR aud
other places.
IN. cyclone va. one of the most dis-
asirous that ever yisitei Maine.
The sandy River Railroad bridge near
Phillips Was blown clear from lts abut-
ments into the river just before train
time.
Many harms we're blown down all
through FRANKLIN County.
AZ North Arson the railroad bridge
across the Carribasset River Was so
twisted ~ to be unsafe.
WIN. Gunther's house In Bethel VAS
moved from lts foundations.
In Thorndike store aud blacksmith
shop was demolished, aud nearly every
farmer La the town suffered damage to
HE buildings.
In various parts Of Maine nearly 100
barns we're blown down or unroofed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
rrt TALK oF Tst sTArs.

I. \. u~nni-on. general trader al Me-
chanic falls, has assigned.
Peter smith. store At Cherryneld was
entered by burglar. Tuesday night, the
.afr blown open aud s>Di In money TAX
en.
The farm balldings In Baskerville
oNu.,i hy l.. l.. Nicholas. werr burned
MONDAY afternoon. Lo.s ss.So; In
surci VI ,s0.
Mis- Minnie Newc omh 20 Monroe took
Paris green saturday morning. aud di-i
saturday az N o'clock =. v. The cause
% the act Nas sickness which affected
the brain.
\ baru belonging To Charlie. Jackmsn
~ VT. Vernon, containing one horse, one
riding wagon. harnesses, cart and farm
Ing tool. MAS burned Sunday morning al
two o'clock.
Nate Mahon-y committed suiciiie AZ
MatcrNille By hanging herself With her
apron while confined Ia the Lookup for
inioNication. She Was about d. year.
old and leaves three children.
\ Canadian boy VA. accidentally shot
In the l-tt eve AZ Biddefori Friday BY q
man Who was handling q revolver. II
was thought the revolver MAS loaded
With blank cartridge, but II ws. not.
The advent campmeetlng at Old or
charl was we'll attended aud very sue
cessful. They were held there a. an eI-
pertinent instead % az >chago Lake aud
the change will probably be made per-
mansnt.
Edmund Cole. - year. 20 age. CON-
mitte,i suiciie az Gardiner by taking poi
.on and then shooting himself. lie sas
highly respected by hi. employer aud all
Who knew him, and no cause for the act
can b. assigned.
The government appropriations for
extending the breakwsier az the mouth
Of the >aco River have beco,ne exhaust
ed and work has stopped. Right hun
Ord feet l. completed, aud Is feet more
Is partially built.
The burglar Gilman was arrsignei be-
fore Trial Justice Stetson az Dimsriscot-
"a Thursday. lie pleaded guilty and
confessed % q score ~ burglsrious act.
within a few weeks. lie Was committed
Ia Jail az wiscasset.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Tharssisy, Juiy 10.

III. pr,mium on gold q, Buenc- Ayrcs
{. nov ~ r-r cent
An inc.odisry firv caused thr,- deaths
near IIsrmony. Ny.
A Colorado .mhessiing cashier hS t-sn
ARRESTED st SEATTLE. wssh.
Th.r~ va. . mild renewal % the rio,ins
In How str,st las, evening
Eiwsri Burk. % Milford, Mas, was
drO~n -i In Cedar swamp
Argentine has suthortIei the issue of
tahk no,c- for ti0,oooo
zen. bingham 1. .aii 10 h. slated Zoe
the new spprsiser>' bosri
Only one private hank la ,Monisyidi-o h
dolns bushes. In gold dollar.
Tb.r ~,r, slno-, aO0o visitors Ia
the Bo-ton puhllc hath. Ia June
Robert ~ Ram-i.n ~ss drowp~i at
1horpdiks, Mass, while tsihlns
i.ouis,ills and Nashville brsksmsn and
s-itehmsn ., Louisville have struck.
Minister ilnculn. wife anil daughter,
ar, 10 AL ior the United STATE, on Aug a
b,snehs Daley. i'ycsr. q az. oommi,
tel suicide In iIudson. Mas. by tskins
arsenic
Arbitration ty clergyman q. aug
grsi~i In the oss~ % tho Ns- York sirik
ins cloAkmsl.rs
Mr. stanley has t--n given an elegant
solid silver dihnsr sr,lc- by the Emiu
is.ha rvlisf oommi,t...
\ great storm q, GaliciA. lasting twenty
four hour. devastated the crO,s over an
srva - $40 -gusr, mile
Uruguay deyr--d forced currvbcy fo'
.ik months Tot failed a. chcck the run on
the hanks At Noni.,ii~o
\ denial !. made q the threat. I'm
plis,i In the rc.nily puhlish~i inter,ie~
with the new Chimes minister
II. United States training .hip Ports
mouth sail',i frum Newport. on her sum
mcr Cruls. "a the Mediterranean
sheffield. Eug. manufacturers pro,~,,
vigorously against any further restriction,
o. theft trs,ly In th. United state.
Mis-. D.ns,i,e Gr--n - Pair Haven
Vt. 81 art teacher. committed snicii. Al
Newman. ia Noesu-- 1. assigned
III. south Dakota Cbsysun.- OHIO, u
bring counted In the CENSUS THEFT
physical condiiiou l. rport~d deplorabls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

MN un.isf.isnst. uuV,r n pvinsl ~ Minol
IN ths Coantr ~ ,niiFU-surria sni stsis ~
Main hstsly dives yuhliC nstics. that ,lsins Z
rsaFes anI Nesss i,~swe tssh ~ Itehrua "
ths guuntv ofu,fnrl sni STATE - Nalne ~ thsil
,is.t. dstci Ianasfy tscnty sixth, \ " ls'h. BY
thrrs slxnsst ~ ths Names - 4. =. hesrs aal
Hsfys. fvst.estitslf, Fvruf'is.t In ptf"rl
nssistsry - n.sls. h-aA ~. faEs III. gun'sf~
IN uaar,s.sv o. tss unsisrslxu~l, q certain paFys
~ tanI suaats-i IN tishrua IL The 'UantY ~
DsfsF,i ant l-saais-i 9. fallus, VIA t-xianins ~
tho naT,hssstsfiv cuFesf 20 ths Va - ant go
ssfe.i BY J.-sph :. nisssf o. hsnis pwis
a q .r.v F,-k oa 10 Midway iesslinE frsaa ssh
pu.lley's hnd o. hcarys's sas mlu - salsl
thsaTs westerly - ~ line ~ ssli Du'tiry's hns
o. Mathsss stfvara 80 rallssi. oa 10 tarn uns
thsnes aaftistiy 90 sald stfvam o. lan'i ~ lss.'
HAL nsni. thsure sastsflY "a ths hns ~ SAB
purl nafn's laat o. the to- r,ssi thenss suutbsf
~ ~ all r,.ai o. ~ hrst nisutlons.i t-lunfi.
snntsinins fnaf asfvs nuafr 80 90. The funti
tisa q sslt ui.ftsaEs hstihE i-sa btoasn. IN
an isrsi.nsl ~ fvasan thsrNaf claims infv
Fkssurv - tk~ sane
OLIVER n pwlNAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
N.,i.. OF r.s..l..ss.,

l,IE aaisr.ixns-i pnvsr n at Chsriss u.
i p~taai t-th - uinot In ~ tsunty ~ NJ
irw..a..ia aai STAT ~ Nslhs. i.evhy si'e puh
~ bstir. that Nisina 4 nears ~ llshfun In ~
,aaaty - pxfofi aat ~tats - Malns ~ hs'
d...i dats-i ~ teeth dAy 20 Mawh 4 u. IL,
F.sur,isi IN u,furl ks.isisf n ii,s'is. h-'s ~
rass -. sunvvy~.i IN itnoftxags o. ~ un.isf
sisns-l q ssttsln tsrsi - lsst suasisi 10
IIsbfua sfufv-aii slth III buihiinss thsfvun ai'l
i.sansis-i a. fsilsss va Nsginnins al = gs'isi
stals stan.ting ea "Nutiiy" hf,-k - eallfsis 80
az etsn pis.~ - uisaigs lsins N .uuihsssiefiy
rsfnsf ~ IN - thsurs fuRuing igsn saii hfu"s
o. 80 water uafs - "Msth.~s' f"n.i, ihsef.
NJ at funi an.i Mathsss stfvsa sufil'srif aiH'
sestsfiy o. ths tits. In ssil Nsihsss strssm Al 4
plass saiist the itsafrf nani" fyssrsins tn
ftsh o. fas ths - AMI. thrpcs n"fthsss,sfu
b, ti.s s,iss - IN apissi that lsarisf. 20 iai
.. aaat, q, IL notthstly stis lite 20 all pisss
~ ani near twu arg pine stunps thsnrs sauih
fsitf fte isfrtss east g. ~ louni hrst unSniiaa
81 rantsinins ass huhfifvsi asfv- arfys ussrs ~
-. Ths e,sssiiitiun - All fsrrisss. tstlns
l-sn bfuksn IN un.isf-iEnsii ~ rvas"n thff'"'
siain q fuf,sk s.ufv - The sane
palei IalJ ~, \ u. lso ,
,UAHIH> " uwINAl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
CONDENSEU NEWS



Count Kslnoky IL rapidly recovering.
A Texas nanhAi killci thrre men In q
bArroom hght
A PREMATURE explosion In Mexican ell.
yer mine csu-r<i the death ~ nine miners.
Turkey demands 81 England 90 m &
date on which Egypt will h- EVACUATED BY
British troops
state arbitrator have h~su called upon
to ssttie the trouble st q. w. varney n
Co, shop. Lynn.
The mansgers % the National SOLDIER
home. held their quarterly Meeting In
Dc-ion yesterday.
warsing factions In Harlan county. Ny.
arv retorted 90 have burned the court
hou.~. with all r~coris
Application has teeu ma % st Washing.
ton to establish . new hank In b~ton-
the American National
An explosion % powder 81 Milford.
Utah. wrrek-i aud 1T firv 10 the freight
depot. causing heavy los.
Owing Ia the prevalence of cholera In
Valencia all mails arriving In Francs
FROM spain srv disinfectei
Eiitor Pickett. u The Memphis Ava
ianche say- that disfrsbehis~ment IL the
only way o. settle the negro question
An order fotblddlns liquor on the
grounds ~ the Mil~suke~ enosmpmeni
has cau.ci trouble among the Pythisns.
II. q. Moultou had . conference with
the sho- firms 81 spring,ale. Ne. and "a
imm~iisie ssttismsn, % the labor troubles
is expected
Os Williams. superintendent % schools
IN Nashua. y. a.. will r-sign In orier q
scc,pt . simllar position 81 Dcdham
Mas, at . salary "f tipo
Cardinal Gibbons ~ hltimorr. whIl'
hs doc. not favor Sunday ba-s ball play
ing. dos l-ll.,e In innocent rcrratios
AMI enjoymsn, On that day, after proTs
time has l-en devoted In religious dutiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

,IIig anter.isnsi. Ois.r ~ D~inai ~ Nlse,
II In The Csanty of Ap.irs-cossin sni STAT .'
Naias, ksr.hy st,e. pablie na,lcs that tl.ihs !,
Itssrgs ~ itebfva In Tie ,ountv ~ 'ttafd an.
The nams ~ a. 4. h~srs, dsis.i Tho tsenusu
dsy 20 psIrusry, A. n. lssi, re.ori.i ~ osfor
Rssi.sry ~ pr~-is. h.ok ~. fssv ~. rontele
IN n.ogtra.v D. the undersigned CERTAIN paw
~ lsasi ~ a,s ssrv- Hors - go, N ntfori su
The baikiins. thsreon anil iounlsi a. f"soss
,is Commanding on ths raj lsssiinf fFnu
Ilearvs'. Mn 80 eAll. D. astusfur'i sn'i ~ ~
most westerly osrusf - Tho NIL ~, ." ss.s~l
tirses .outh sastsrly 90 ALI NH "a :" lani I.
bsalsmin pailst. tbsnrs ~ suu'hsfiy, sss's "
ali puilsy's live b. tsil raj all tlsnss neiih
e.stsfiy ~ alt f,-asi g. the peint ~ lrrnelns
The s.n.litioa ~ sshi mstxaEs ha'inf tse'
h'vksn ~ un,lsr.tsps.i ~ Fssss'o usrv"t s'si"
Q fsr,s issafv ~ H. ssms.
oIIyIRH pwi>AL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

sI,IIp an.isf.lsns-i, Ottsr ~ ant thsrl.. "
i uwtnai 18th - Minst tn ~ tuuntT ~ m
,lr,s...ssin. ant ~tsts - Nains hsvbY Eits -
tifs thst Mo-. .. nsaFys q iistrsh In ths '"an
~ ~ Uxfar', in All STATE. ~ NJ de~i, late,
AZ. t.aT,h la - Ilss.suler \ ~ issA rvsor'is.
in ps fuf.i nsststfy - Iyssis, h-s VI, fss' lao
osnsFyssi in usaftsasv o. tisu, rsftala Jar"
"a tani .tuatrl in th- tasu - uhfpri an
i-sunissl a. falhss va tstinnlns ths Iunl
at an. ssstira.t sssusf II lan.i that Iu-sph a.
taFtts ti.ssissi g. slms.ts fstsr-an, thsnfe suii
,a ts.rye. sest sisut uts hunify.i fsis o. stas'
ani stsns- thsnas ssst a. dsgvrs n"fth lofts
f,.t. o. q fssisf trv~ uiaftssi, thsnrs nofh |.
,ls.f... east ons hunlifri sbi tsvnty r-ls q
H. t-saI. ani thsnss ~ ths I-sni a. IT, hr.
ussntisnssi t-panl., gsntainins tssptl ntr srrv'
fsafs 90 go. ttf sunsiitiun ~ sshi HisftsaE'
10 stus tssn hr,sssu. IN unsisfsisnsi ~ tvassii
tH.rsof siainl . fafvsl--urv ~ ~ ssnss
I,.t.-t tht. sLrvsuth stsy - Jelly = ~ tss
uIfNlN o. uNINal.
IIIAgIis uNt>AI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
m.laf Aat NAlst osretss

Burglarie. .e,,m e. D. ou th- incrra-s la
Maine The gang" that arr working
the state DO not make grrst pals
thus Oar. bat m. same NAV D. sah II
ths Maine offic-r.. With thu eNcvptiou
% Gllman ''ths natural born thi.f' the
officers have taken lcs. than The bur
rl.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

\ MEETING % the state House commits
sion VAS held az the Capitol Monday
afternoon, all the commissioners bring
present. Governor Burleigh ~as unable
"a attend the meeting. Architect >pof.
ford 81 Boston. was present aud rrpre-
sentAtlyes 81 the contractors for furnish
ing the chairs and desks Tor Representa-
tives' Hall. The samples shown the
commission were accepted with some
slight changes suggested by the archi-
tect. Both chsirs and desks are ~ =
handsome, durable pattern Of old oak.
IN. chairs having leather backs and bot
toms. The commission adjourned until
two weeks from date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

last week slx drunken Prince Edward
Islanders caused quite a ripple % excite
ment az Orono on account II rum. They
were trying Ia run the Orono depot.
Robert Mel. station agent, requested
them to leave the station, ~hereat they
assaulted him. one Of the party had
him BY the throat, and Mel called on
Charles Bassell. baggage master, for az
sistance. Mr.. Russell drew q revolver
on the man and ordered him 10 let 20 OF
Mel. when QUE % the party palling Mr..
Bassell's arm down, the pistol went on,
severely n not mortally wounding him
An the upper part Of the thigh.
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.sAvtis pARs ID

\ strong movement 9. heing made la
BANGOR ior the LAYING cat II a park NJ
a citizens mevting Il was VVt~l "a cal
the park "Hamun rsrk" Ia honor Il
Hon. Hannibal llamlin. Il &. al.o pro
Jo.e,i % hay, statue % Mr. ilamlir
cr-ctsd In the park.
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NV ApvEKrisENK>rs
OLD osFoRo RiGHr

Attention &. called by oar >.'uth Buck
held correspondent o. The fact that oN'
ford count, had bat one vote la pvm"-
cratic state Convention W. 2, bat that
,u,e Wa agsinst the uccnsr plank a.
Il .huuli haV, h~en.
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pIto

In Grr,ssc.i. Juns .. p,snl. &. IIsr's.
ss-i - year.
10 Fust-sFu'. Ms... Nc. u. " Nunns. fsunsf
~ 20 >ofsay. asr.si-ut - ysars
In tsst IlsHuAfk. iaiy .. Mr.. sussn f'sn.,
ssssl - year. ant uisnths
10 Hartford. juiy .. NJ. tislisl fuiisr. ssv'i
aye.r..
srs-i a. year.. p m.nth..
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BoRs

In rsr.. JAY :. 10 ~ sir siw D r-ikh.Ii.
q
o. Fart. iaiy D. q. IN wifs - rr,,i " iiari
Tag q ga. " tlnAn ~
ell.
IL >oiIh we-si,tssl. Jsly Z. g. ths -iis ~
tn.s tafuuu snn
In ssg-'. fsll.. jaiy :. - H. -iis - &. ".
nr-A'. Eco
Ia nas.ssli. July Q. - NJ -iis u I.crs
hftEss, sun.
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Fer Gsverwsr,
Edwin C. Burleigh
or Augusta.
NELSON DlNGLEN, Jr.


fof Ssnstsr-,
WALDO FE.TE>GttL. II Runiori
iORkN n eiLf>, ~ hfvsens-i
~ era - Cears,
ALBEIT : AUSTIN. - Paris
For Register q tSs--i.,
JOHN y STANLEY, - faris
Fur Register - us..i. Western pi.trt,tl
THOMAS NsfNrIgE - frysburs
~ geanty rryssurvr,
sEoEsE n ATNUop. 20 rarts
Fur Caantv C,usaraissioner.
WILLIAM v wufrNAR~u. ~ >or~ay
49, ~hsrir.
JANE l. rNgkER q stsustsH'
Fof Coauty Au.ruey,
EDwA Ep 4 wALkEH II i.'el
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MARRIED

iH Norway. jsly s ~ ist. 4. D. Ansr1. Wal
isf ~tsaru. aR.i lsstns Cushuaaa, t-sh - >of
Nsy
Ih Gr,.uu.si, Iaiy .. 81 ths r,.tisns, - n.
hfti s's psfvuts b. nss u.ar.v " saith. san
81 ". tHwuain... ant Biriis " CoLs. 18th II
srtsns.-i
In Ramfsr,i ctr Isiy IN. by ns,. e. u. Iisn
hsfuri Nj Wtllisrt q wytaah ssi Mi.. Mary
a tinstt l-th - numfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

For collie or distress In the stomach
caused by drinking too freely of cold
water use Brown's Instant Relief.
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saturday. Jaiy -.


A case Of alleged cholera IL reported at
Pittsburg
Smallpox Is causing many deaths 81
LAREDO. Tex.
The building strikers at Hamburg have
SURRENDERED.
Highwaymen terrorised . section Of
Kansas City.
The funeral Of Gen. Clinton n. Flax took
place at New York.
South Dakota Independents have nomi.
mated . state ticket
There we're SIS deaths In Boston IN the
dnt half Of the year.
The population Of Cambridge. Ma. 10
estimated 90 he Dan
John y. brown Of Nantucket, Ma, Q
forger. u trying 70 svt out on bail.
Chancellor Won Caprv IL preparing IN
explanation Of the Anglo-0srman souvsn-
ton
APAris paper says Gen. Bouianger hAs
saked the government TO grant him par.
don
Postmaster General RAikes promisss 70
r~ctify the grievances Of the London poss-
men.
bismarck thinks Germany h givine
more for Hsligolapd than the hland =
worth.
A favorable report hes been ordered On
The bill 20 rsvivs the rank Of Lieutenant
general
The financi.: cooditioa q Busuos Ayro
b bscoming more sssioua Gold b 81 -
premium
A large number Of Hungarians ass -
New York. on thsls way back 10 their -
tive land. ~
The prrsidsnt has transmitted 70 co.
gss IN important sommunioation ffeo
Secretary BlAins n regAsd tAs dAnOso
IRON eontaesoos dissassA
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NOTICE or ronECLosuaE.

- svsa<& s<BSN auss
WuEREAs. frviin A. Pride of frysburx IN
w the Coanty ef Orfcri, state ~ Maine, ail
On the ssh day ef August A ID. ~, by M.
mortxarr des-i of that date. duly sxesatef snl
rvcoriel In Oxfcri Western District Rerstr, 81
Deeis. bcok -. fare So. convey In mortgage O.
ne. The subscribers. The homestead farm In saii
tryeburT. bew crsuplei BY saii PRIZE. asI
scss.i~i so.theriy by lasf VI Henry n. Ysllsws
ss.seriy by hni OF The sststr of the .ate AsA a.
n. ltosss. ani westerly By lssi asw or fornsri,
Of The heirs ~ J. n. and a. R. Bra,ilpy. Tvankiir
shirley asi William ssi ChArissa Warren VITA
tbs buihiinss thervoa.
And vherras the ccsditisa ef all monsasr
has he~n broksa. ssw thepforv, ue claim fsrv
eLosure of The sams sccsriins " The statute ID
such eass male sd prvttiei.
JOHN L. STANLEY.
I.AyiNtA A. srANLkr.
by =. :. uAsTfN0s
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TsEx. Ell ~ year n pail str,stly In ssi,sscs.
Oshsrwt-s eis year. >inxs cepass csni--
ApxSErt.sss~r< s-Au lrxAl sivsfti-ssnsut. arr
sfvsn thres consecutive tn-srtions Toe 10 -
Inrh IN ~aEth ~ uolamns -IrStAl csatfs "
Ias.is vtth kssl. TRANSIENT snd yesrN sNefu.
er-L
Jos rxf~tt~a Wee tvt.s. fNst prv--es. steam
ps.ss Sxpsr,snr~si worku.en AL 80 rftoc-
ssahans b. uasks thi. tspsrtmsnt % osr tasl
be-- oomplets AMI pcpusf
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for the tennis championship
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STRIKE dbl net ocCur a. proposed
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the Belgian houss q Representatives.
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81 the American lustiiuis 81 Instruction.
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tiaa.Co ZOE the new ehildrvn's hospital si
Bsflin.
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cuusiruc,ion. Churchill d. for leader %
the bOu..
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southwest, cattle Ar- dying Tor wan, o.
gas anil water.
msnt will abandon al. parliamentary
schsme- r-c.ntly discussed
Mr.. Window 1. th. proud p,--~s.or %
. -ois which came from wsshins,on's
Leasiquartsr, a, Valley Forge.
Emin Ps.ha announces Ia. intention to
make no morv stI-Sii,ions. should he ~
turn from 'be prcseni one In safety
Hon Hiram 4 Tuttle ~ Pi,t.neld. ".
II declin~s a. d, . candidate for the Re
publican gut-rnatorisl nomination
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Chinamsn caught smuggling thsmselvc.
into AriIona from Mexico have fsil~i
Archbishop Couigan'. r,turu from
Rome !. skp-ct~i Ia IL followed by th.
di-ciplining 20 the priests who .ymIathise
With Dr McGlynn.
s~nOr Prpdencio I.Alosno, the nsw
Gillian minister. Wa formally presented
~ tho pr-silent by Mr. Adee. Who'll act
ing secretary ~ state.
Owing 90 dispu,. between riysi Eng.
the American Gas Investment company
will h. disposed q 10 thi. country.
The strike OF brsksmen and .witehmsn
ON the i.0uisyille and Nashville railroad
Ia. blocked freight traffic. aud iO car.
loads ~ I-rishable goods are stalled At
Louisville.
Congressman Buttrrworth % Ohio
drank thr-v glass;. Of ICED tea when the
Thermometer was nj ~ DEGREES. and the
proceedings Ia congress Interested him no
NOR. for forty eight hours.
Charles Randall Adams, president Of
Cornell university. VA. married In Lon
don To Mrs.. Mary Matthew. Barne-, widow
% the late A. ;. liarbc-, the well.known
book publisher % New York.
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rope. and IL 1. thought that he will not re-
cover. a. he has b-en failing for some time
past. When he left for Europe be wss IN
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SOUND coMMoN sENsE.
The Dangers of Experimenting with the
Human Body.

human BOuts
In human nature there seems to be an
innate tendency which causes people to
be eternally meddling with their bodies
and health. And it is curious fact that
the more ignorant people are and the
less they know about the structure of
their bodies and the functions of their
various organs, the more ready are they
to physie themselves and advise other
people what to do for all the ills that
flesh is heir to- Why this is true no
one has ever found out; but it is a fact.
Sometimes these people ask advice, but
generally of persons that know but lit
tie, if any, more than they do. A per-
son meets a friend on the street and
asks him what is good for the back
ache He is given an infallible remedy,
tries it and receives no benefit. He re-
peats this with half dozen friends, and
finally writes to know what is good for
backache. Now, there are about fifty
causes for backache, or pain in the back,
and in order TO cure the pain the cause
must be discovered.
When a man using a steam engine in
his business finds it doesn't work
properly he doesn't go out on the street
and ask the first man he meets what is
good for leaky steam valve, or for
some other fault in the working of the
engine. II the plumbing in his house
gets out of order he doesn't ask friend
nor newspaper what is good for a de-
fective pipe or tap He goes TO
plumber. If his carriage is broken he
goes to carriage-maker; II his watch
doesn't keep good time he takes it to a
watch maker; he doesn't try experiments
on it; it is valuable and foolish expert
ment may ruin it. And the same way
with the other examples mentioned;
foolish and ignorant experimenting
may, most likely viii, only make the
matter worse.
This is equally true of the human
body when it gets out OF order One
frequently hears a person say that such
thing is good for Brights disease, or
diabetes, or consumption. But these
terms are about as indefinite as 'as
large as a piece of chalk There arc
different forms and distinct varieties of
tn csc and other diseases, and for each
different variety there must be differ
ence in treatment
When man has law case he goes to
lawyer-the best one he can get
When he is sick he should 60 to
doctor. There are doctors and doctors,
and there are some doctors that are not
doctors at all. But the sick man should
select the best he can get and 60 TO him
with his ailments. -Elmira On. W
Telegram.