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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
sOUTt4 sUcsF1tIo

IA. frr .ftru told o. ga have zen YOUR
..r. Ne have left ~ party. The
I.-. hs. fhkrn q ncS departure and len
.. - .urNrrsation with John lsohtn-
81. t- for several wears one ~ IN"
s"-U.r 20 ~umn.r. revealed the fac'
i'sr 20. .kr th- writer voted for y. %.
li.t..H.. Prohibitiou candidate Toe
sF.-... .1 l~g9. aud recalled some "i
'.s ......l.il rrcolleCtions 20 that time.
D. '.. vote M. writer ever cast Sas
H.t chamberlain la i~ii>, bat M.
f.. I. Governor Was 80 unsatisfactofN
' NM. .luT-rancv msn that la 90 they
Hr.i state Tr,,ssurvr liicht.orne,
a'.. Taking frum memory, ! sh"ald
s. -..t.le,l sums over Hso votes ". the
~a....i - vote. in the town 81 sum
t. DO same ohisStiou. canned =
tr 81. ssiu.t Edwin Z. Rurleigh that
arr i-.i,rrvi against Joshua J.. cham
ff."
Morn. Ercor,i q Ru,le'lge, III. i VS.
I.. tuau.
ElA Dave 8. disabled by a bod on
l.l0u.
l-rl : lri.h l. GA a Wilt Ia al. uncle
-I.fr u Eumfori.
i.Ir Allen hss returned frum Roam
Go. Va. shrrr b. has b-cn Co work ia
'tf .r.u eurks.
Nrtu. simpson has lOst bis sucking
g..t after Mckaslck With the horse all.
lt. plun Brus. have bot a colt from
o. .sm- rau-@.
Nrhur Iowelrs msre and ilerbert
Eoufis have each had q colt recently
alter tyrsood sou 81 Redwood.
Nr.ghior Jason l. still having.
''I1 ll-r.sy 20 North Aubaru pays thr
highest pricr. for veal calves In this VI
C.rrr
actually 80 had Ia turn away book
agent thr ether day. How hard u y 10
l4ru e deaf ear Ia the entrcatles 81 our
ir0ae h.ings' Hut there u hmil
r'ru iD The claims 20 apparent SUFFERING.
f,r,iVal D. Lowell !. a. 20 thrcshinS
ath Henry Robinson % sumner. How
!, that fof --tduste Of Hebron
Academy, Perv,s l.. gOad teacher anu
uoli ik- o. e. \ winter school.
lrs~ller futile. gelding. capt. l'ee'
ulsf took sccond money In the J-minuts-
ciass 40 ~outh Paris. i q horse 81 u"re
'i+-,l than has ever b.cB exhiottesi sfri
All h- heard from Ia the future.
Postmaster Atwood employs Miss 10
a. l.. Allen a. assistant, Who nii- the
l-',liion acceptably "a all.
he third party men remind "a. OF the
Ardrnt stay al home patriot during ,ne
HN Who Nas willing To saerifice All ms
Ntes relation on the altar Of his country.
We never mind abuse from whatever
quarter Il nav come. We have made
more complaints against rumseilefs IN
this town than all the third party men
IN town combined. Let the third party
msn take hold aud prosecute rumseiler,
a. Z "A charged county attorneys anu
o'l'er Of'icers are delinquent In the pr
iormaace of their duti~s iet all the f<ef'
u disslosed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Easy WATERFORD.

Rev. q. l.. skinner will preach sgalh
In Temple IIill school house september
.th. -,
Three Ladies from Illinois, c"a.ln. OF
Mr.. Norwood. spent Sunday With her'
". 4. Ilerssy aud wife arr Ia Ma-.a-
ehnsstts a fortnight visiting relatives.
". m. KEN drove Ia fryeburg Mon
day to take Orlando Brown.
:. :. ellison. wife aud granddaughter
h.y. returned Ia Brockton.
Mr.. 4. 4. raiisr.ons sister MI
Latham Davis and daughter Mary lila
~ BId,l.fori are visiting her.
". m. keen has bought hor>e gu
sumner skilllngs of Bolster's Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
MASON


Are having q real rainy morning.
Had weather for getting oats aud mead
Ow hay. bat hr.t rate weather for gar
den .iuff aud fall feed.
re-i has teen abundant all summer
and cattle ar- getting fat.
Ile.f sells low
Wild blackb-rrie- are plentiful aud all
they cost |. the plcking, never mor- de-
liciou..
J. ~. Bean, E.q., Ia. had a second
edition of Ia grippe. lie WAS In bad
way for few days, hat l. much better
nov.
y. n. TYLER cut his foo, last week.
lie has Ia lie by from work now.
u. T.. MIL. got bear Into hl. trap,
but bruin gnawed OF his foot aud e-cap-
ci.
We hear % deer being shot Ia Al
hany. We should have the game Law
repealed aud license law adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
EAST HEBRON.

John =. Kicker aud daughter, who
have been Visiting Mr.. Rs sister, MS.
n. e. Berry, and family, started Tor their
home In Milwaukee the 18th Inst.
Mr.. J. y. Adams started for his home
Monday, the 18th.
Mrs.. 4. ". Fogg returned home from
Portland and Occan Park last saturday.
ID. r.. aud n. L. keene are drawing
brIck for the new academy at Hebron.
=. VI. Atwood and family OF Canton
are visiting Mrs. IA. sister, Mrs. u. y.
c. T.. Allen 10 preparing to 90 Into
trade In the old Narshail store near The
nilroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
aoxBURv.

m. tide Of travel increases rather
than diminlsbe-.
Tis- gold interr.t increases.
m. new. FROM Rumfcrd falisjs pleas
ing Ia every one.
Johns logic shows that be h.. gone
into too deep water. Ills Cai'ini.tic
hiea. are away back. Nan IL free
moral agent and can paddle hi. ca
mo-. away from the gallow- II he vii.
nj. Locke shows a hens srg ina,
,,..,.,,,,.. I, 81 inches by s-i6 inches
and w.lgh. 4 oances, four to the pound
can he Of the many titles beat its or any
81 the Besrss
John Red Il clearing away the wreck
~ nj. harms that were blown down In
the gale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Hon. George d. Bisbee Of Buckneld
vas In town Thursday.
T.. w. Smith has raised . new smoke
stack on HE tannery.
j. =. Mendsll ls oriering In the corn
Tor the West NInot Packing Company.
Columbus and Roscoc Hall went Ia
bo~delnhsm saturday TO work In the
corn factory.
y. ". Gliues went Ia r'iitsneld Sstur-
day where he has charge Of the Com.
merclsl Department al the Maine Gen.
trail Institute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

N.... .N,.frmsut 49, oycasionei a.
o. a..I.u, daring m. dancv friiay
stf. .s To ryfeytor lantern hang on
u. f... Hf th, huilding probably "a
r..IH. trl dropped q. the platform,
sE.r. .i. go .pr,ad aud wss buruiug
n.H.. ah.u discovered. II had not
te-H.. ..Hs enough o. tr. the Planks,
l-3 s.. .uI,Alv whlpp-d cut. >oms-
H1It .f .hf'rs.ly gave the alarm 81
f-s f. hall. AMI nearly caused .
stampede. huf the excitement cslmci
uh.- NH. t.,uraucv sas given that u
a..... ..f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
HARrrORD

Mr.. IIolm-., widow of the late Lenss,
lie,l the sith, funeral the sGih. Her
~ uas "a years. She WAS q worthy
woman ani much respected by all who
knsw her.
We visited the orvh,ri ~ IIet lilcknell
this Ne.k aud "a mov apple. than sc
have s--n Ia any other orch,ri TIL. wear.
IIr will have . fine lot aud realize q
handsome profit from them.
Johnnie Morgan. ten year. oil ani
.m,ll ~ hl. axe. hiV~i a swan ~ bee.
for N. \. Bickncll Que day last wrck ani
did u Ia good shaI.e.
MI. Mary IIsdlcy !. visiting her
frt..ul. iu Hartford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
OXFORD

Abraham S,rout IN. bdri.,i saturday.
IL was about - year. old.
III. whooping cough prevails. Loren
lruwn'. child die-i "Wednesday, and the
child 20 Mr.. Bro~u, Who has lately
mo,,,i here from Br,dgton, dl~i Thur
law. several Children ar- very sick.
school will M, open al prc.en, on that
iccount.
Mr.. Red of Augusta an. In TOM last
week.
Mi. Nellie white has returned Ia
guincy.
Mr.. =. \. Virgin % Hanover visited At
Mr. Tracy. lssi week.
IIorac- faunc- from Minnes"is Ia.
h--n visiting hi. father, >sih fsubcc.
The covered bridge Il hcing repaired.
Julius Fuller I. doing the stone work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
FAST eeowNgi1lp.

Another heavy rain which keep. the
foliage very green.
Mrs. Pheb- Merrill Potter ~ Bosion
With her three daughter. aud Me. flifa-
beth Merrill 90 Quincy, Mass, have been
In town going over the oil hiunt..
Prof. illnck. and family have LETT Tor
their home In Ando,cr, Mass, after
what they expires. very pleasant
.olourn here.
Dr. O.good alb wife and sister are
visiting at j. v. stlckneys.
Mr.. I. u. stlckncy !. quite .ick At the
present time.
whitman stIckney l. at Re'i.ione'
Y A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
DENMARK

Mr.. 4. ~. Pendexier. who has been
visiting friend. la Wakefield, Mass, has
returned home.
Mr.. Allen, the Democratic candidate
for this district, spoke on the Issue. ~
the September election al odd Fellows
Hall Wednesday night. lie J. a fair
speaker aud presents the case from his
standpoint Ia a candid manner.
Mr.. Bert Berry % the a.. 4. u. u. u
visiting at the Bartlett House.
Active operations are going on at the
corn shop putting things In order for
packing, which will commence next
"A e.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
NORwAv LAKE

Rosie wilband % Mechanic Fall. y.
visiting AZ =. 4. stevens this week.
Ward shc,id, wife and children made
a short wish at J. 4. saunders few days
ago.
Mis-. Lena Oxnard L. at home from
Ma..achu sctts to spend her vacation.
Mr.. Jessie Noyes of Lowell IL visiting
her parents At the Lake.
The boat carnival came OF Tuesday
evening. Both shores and the islands
~err brilliantly illuminated, while the
rolorei light. and fireworks as the pro-
evasion passed the length Of the lake
helped Ia make up a scene that Viii not
soon be- forgotten by those present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
SWEDEN.

Blackberries are very plenty In thi.
vicinity. All other berries very scare,
almost none at all.
Some Of our people have visited the
mountains of Stoneham In search of
blueberrie- but met with rather poor
success.
We are pleased to have N. ". IIamlln
In town again.
Ellis Fitch Of sebago has b-en In town
after lambs.
Meat carts are quite numerous, almost
too much so for much trade.
The outlook for many apples u rather
poor.
Very cold weather for this time Of
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
T-t 1l.SSs OF rr-T WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF Trt COUNTY.


NtbNOS.
DID. f.f.au N shaw preached hefs
4s -...sr. August sith.
U.- ..s pastor, pr. cram, u expected
Cav H.fa
E.. e., o. Ilhrdcn has b-cu here a
Co.. ml 'Lis wvyk
Nc. Ola ilarisu Nil come Monday
.ar..". fhs tall term. The prOsPest i
H.. r.. ..h.-,l sill p. large.
A. Ns-iy % Nuhurn y nh his family
rf.-...I N.uT lat SEEK.
N.. fssIa whitney 20 Auhuru IL
V.. lsr aunt. Mr.. J. II. ~turteNani.
h. F.rr pleased o. 80 tapt. Donham
ra.. raly this w~ek. Dor ths pact
go. n. Del. h.vn unable O. gvt out much.
49,. 4 No. Rsrilstt u Whiting her
rl-a~, Mr.. solomon Parsons OF
A...r.
IH .tIlng oryhariists have - IN"
f.I .rHT AZ forty Per cent. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
AnR1A RuckElIln.

Mr.. VIM. Clapp and .on have returned
to salem, Mass.
Cav Turner aud Norman ne...y went
a. i.l,ermorc Fall. Ia the ".
Mr.. Ellj,h Jorisn ~ Mcch,nlc Fall.
has ben whiting relative. Ia our place.
jaime. 4. Warren aud Wife have ~
turned from Iio.ton.
Mamie Dayi. % Auburn Ia. b."n Viz
Ting In our place.
Mr.. Caroline D,,l. ~ Auburn IL
At her brothers, II. y. llcalds.
Mi.s Grace Blckncll. ~ Norway, Il NJ
her grandfsther'., !. y. Blcknelrs.
Mr.. Jo.eph Iilcknell 81 Boston u vs.
hing In our place.
Mshel fsrrar 81 Sumner !. at her
grlnlfsther'-, Africa fsrrar'..
Mrs.. Lauren k--n ~ East Sumner,
has been at her fathers, Elijah Turner'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
LOWELL.

m. No. 4 circle gave dance at the
town house "Wednesday evening
Tie little daughter OF Henry u. An
are~s. Who has ben sick With cholera
iufantum u now improving.
Mrs.. seth Walker IL very alex. :,
El-u Chapman aud wife Of Blddeford
.rv Waiting IN lowell and wassrford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Iockt,s Wills

AG. weolsum'. bulldings ~crc cum
ple,.ly DESTROYED hy hrr on Monday, the
si,h. al-aut ocloCk. The hr. "a. nfst
discovered In the stable under full head
say ani IN about INV minute. the store
AMI ether huiidiugs werr barnci "a the
,round. EVsryt-siy took hold aud help
"A clear the storv ~ the goods bat They
are In a bad condition. The los. of tur-
nliurr !. heavy. only small part OF "
h..Inr saved. lie fir- went through tie
bull.ilng. - quickly that they we're un-
.bl~ "a get the piano, dishes, or hardly
.nythIng cut up stairs. Mr.. Woo'i-um
,-tim.t.-. al. io-. AZ sian aud about
$500 l. covered by Insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

d. .H.a' ~ Work Central strike
ryl.H.. #. ... fleets ~Nvu o. a.. Certain
f.,t.T..a. fuhu.h~i In Cncinnati,
ut t u.r. Hrirry,i some Sc.ks ago aud
3d.. f. Nrr, r,ady fur 49,, arr dsiain-
s.I .. fH. read rs th~ strike, aut ths
fHI 20 lrr arrival l. unc.rtain.
ul-..rs DO srh,-pl. h~ginning this
us.t I.I thu-r shich l~gan last week,
v. 's nr-riryti, supplied Nth text
t.a. f.r fl. pu-rut, a state 20 Affair."
-af.f au su- h. o. blame ,Nccpt thu
Nsa n mel. ,rutral .triker.-Or The rail-
r.I #ursuX.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
.oRr,,.w.sr eIrs.l

Mr.. aud Mr.. JaVan Besn snd Mr..
Ncthrfl-,' frpm worcster. Mass, have
h-,n ,i.liing st Me. ANY Bean's,
rhsy Ncn, home lasi week, the 18th.
4. \. Chapman frpm Milwaukee Il Al
the Homestead Farm aud has crrS
blasting cot .tumps.
y. >isarns l. building an ell .ONA
fest.
Mr.. :. n. Bean from boston High
lands 3. nov Spending i,S we,ks With
her mother. Mr.. sarah Bean, AZ this
plsC-.
Nci Skilllngs has had . short vacation
bat Nill soon b. hack ou the u. T. X. u.
absrr In l. hraking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
PERU.

Mr.. winslow Walker .till remains on
the SICK list.
Mr.. u. ". Knight I. a, work for Mr.,
stanley ~ DlNheld.
wilson S,illmtn IA. hircl Mr. brown.
thfr.hiug machine aud l. threading In
Dixh.li.
Mr.. \. n. Walker Ia. company from
Massachusetts,.
George Cannon IA. gone to Canton
Ia WORK.
-. say, John. have YOU seen the rail-
road up your Way yctt ! have heard the
whistle.
N. y. stlllman has returned from
Portland aud brought company with
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
EASY PERIL

Mr.. George Davis died on the 2ith 81
bright. disease, aud Was buried on the
ssth, Elder Abbott attending.
Andrew Poland aud wife 81 Massschu-
.eti. are visiting a, his fathers, L.. \.
polapd'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

rls s.th year of I'M. oil -.hsol zen. with
brighter prs-pest. than ever bsfofv. 4 hrse
and convenient buihiings % stone sni briek i
ever dsy nearing completion All will easily u
the hns.t buihiing In oxford county. With an
able b-sri of Instructor. sn ensiestor will ~
maize ~ 10 the mss-t thoroash work In every
braBeh ~ study. No bettsr wOrk can H. done Ia
the stale In mathemstics than unsisr thu ibstruc.
tion ~ Mis- Whitman. Who has hal charse
~ this Department for more than 10 years.
SPECIAL attention will - xftsn b. student.
wishing o. take . cour-s 81 prvpsre themselves
for tsaThsrss classes forms-i for tbsir l-nsnt
4 dnsly -slestei library 20 Ian yolams, q gin
90 tiea. liannibal Ismln, and enlow~i by HIN
with siso. !. open b. all the STUDENT. fcr their
fres u.e.
a reafins ron vel suppliei with daily sni
vsslly papsr ami magazines !. opsn daily Z"
The sta,lsut-.
The -eientinc Deparmsnt .. yell Furnished
with chemical anil philosophical spparsias Zoe
the i--t pr.stissl Instruction.
fhre soar-es Of -tafy are o6sr~i sollese,
Classical sni Engiish. Hebron Icing an ca
si0r-ei nttinx -ehssl for Colby, students vii ~
receiyei thers with certificates from The Prnci
sipal kxIsn.e- as low a. st am nttins rsha-l
In Maine. for catalogues AMI iafcrnsiiea al
iress
n. L. PACKARD, s.csrtary.
". y. SARGENT, Pnseipsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

~. T.la. srr,us from Nanssss.
y, ..HI Do laughter. Mr. Wilma Rob
I-..r. Wa.h.ngtou. u. G., frank u.
i.-,.-. a.f. and son from Maiden,
NJ. tr. ,i.iing AZ Mr.. ". h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

fsr... sheriff Hiaks last ~c.k
49, -tt FL. au Nloufo VI. i'csn and
E.fs-I tIarHagau, 90 ssrNc ssntcnces
afff..fl i1t. Zach. tmp'-s,i nv The Nor
50 M InaI ,uurt. Zoe tring drunk
~ |...r.rrIt. Fridsy sheriff Norm~ll
tra.ff Fl. o. al q runaway couple,
L.. .f.I.n hslonging In Nes liamP-
.i.-s fI.. .thfr Iu Vermont. The coun-
.f, .r.t..I..n nuw has ten lumaie.-ths
hr.... ..uf.f ga rvcor,l for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ. Nrr.r he. assistant In The rost
.+-.sf I,.Nfrii. l. spenting VACATION
f,f.s Itt. a. capt. 4. IL. Eipleys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ. e.. Hammond anil daughter
r,u p.,asli arr 9Th Miss Ut. h"ugh-
- a. nsiil,l treatment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

". N.|s HAYDEN, Sho has h-cn
.f.-..... fsa months a. Z. III. fhAyer'.
.rff..E. w.. rvturns o. her hums la
,,r.I...... Macs. ON "Wednesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

u-.r, .asms tu D. misapprvhsuston
I-ff. -..I. q .omc regarding the cvc-
r-ff. ..I .fuI1 pur,hs.-l tof the 49,
-ffi. ..I.-I. .u this di.trict-the mi.-
trr-sf .H...n sri.ing no douht frum the
t.ffI.f sr agent fpr .chool chart
Hs1-.H. .. come ss milking operations In
f.ur .s.f tf1r. he geographical study
b.. s..ttl.I fhs vummsndstinn 20 e,iu-
...,.r. afs-r,sr DO has l-.n SEN, aud u
q s..f'. r.-yv q scho-ol apparatus.
utlr. ..,Hi bel un question a. "a w. usse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

4 u r.hr.an q Iihsrty. vho Il col-
lin. .safI.tics "a NOR cage Indebted
-. r.. DE- eIr,vnth c.nsus, has t-.u AZ
- DO. 'ar nearly Se.k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

~ namss. Esq-. ~ Oxford ~as
.,tt. Bal, a.t Tus.isy looking over the
80 .,.a 90 Guruh,m a Merrill. lie
-,t..rf. b gid yisld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ. Hose sss ~tcsru.l aud children
.fNeluri Mass. arr making visit to
..f.fI,.. .rI irirn,ls Ia Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

n, All Mr.. IIili % Atlanta, Ca. ar
,i.Fi1. NJ. llilrs father. Ccorge y.
sfrsfUs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

1,,,.. n Atwood Esq.. Of Bnckheld.
.,.,i ihs llili SATURDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

W..-. glad to learn that Mr.. George
N.'.- .. again ab"ui her usual WORK
.i.u4.sf HHs time Nvry ssfi"usly WI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ. Hann,h Ayers % Bryani's Pond
LII Nhitmsn's Last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ A. e. Cooley, 20 fernandiaa.
n, i.,i,tiug a. z. ". Crccker'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NJ. Hattie Eowe "a Portland l. Walt.
NJ. Hattie Andrews hsrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
.B[itgtDl Academy
rhs FAn Term open.
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1890,

under the .ame instruction a. during the
past tire. year..
W. school Ia the state offer. superior
Inducements. The advantage. are
1t ApLa.Ant an, b.althfil h-sii1n.
o. 4 s.h.-bl - established rrputatinn.
-. M experienced ani emeisr- e"rp. ~
Ith An ssoslisnt ioariinF elub arNhgsmsui
~ shifh sxfsnsss ars greatly rriuCsi
an Four fvgulaf oonr-e. - stuiy, htlns ~
aay collssy uith an smps opIoruhhy i"f ~
tinnal stuiiis..
an ~ Incidental s,psn.e. Coz ~ q hall..
rsasilng nam. uhpfy. 90.
IN IArsc AMI commodities. buihiins. in
thnruugh fvTalf.
Oh. 4 rsular established socisty. siih sol
Nv meeting. Coz obtaining eNpsfisncs IN pubhf
.Ieallng emil pp'ticalsnos lsise OF PafhsnsH.
~ A rouns reoPls'. sa-ris'y Of Christian
Ioth In.tretion In yocsl na.is fr-..
llth Regular in-trustion in th-uiion, by
graduate ~ The Boston ~sh"ol ~ o~tofy' -i'h
ian. very l,w eNpsn.... The ataAl aver
asp esst o. yuuhE laiV siuisut-, iunhs ths
pat year, IN farmsworth Hall, fof l-ari,
tnltion anl half rpom rent. wa. only ~ ~
81 psr term, shis The espsn-e. tot fa,isnt
f,asthlng In private famils. ani t-sarilnE IN ths
The slsl'- wsrv . nits more, owing b. inera-"i
r,-rn Tvnt.
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plrrlur for Prcoious Gems.

REthRpurR, the city Of gems, in Oey-
Ion, il the center Of 3 district twenty or
thirty miles square. in almost an Of
which 3 stratum OF grave six feet to
twenty feet under the surface exists
Throughout this area gem pits are 10 be
seen near the villages. some being
worked now, others being abandoned
The natives work there in companies Of
SIX or eight ana pay 3 rupee per
man per month for the privilege Of work
Tag Ii certain allotment, whore they he
Tin by marking of u square of about
ten feet. And removing about three
feet o. soil the sounding rod, O piece of
iron about half tn inch in diameter and
SIX feet long, is used to sound 10Y the
gravel. II successful the digging is be-
gun in earnest. Hardly u basketful Of
earth is taken out that does not contain
something valuable, though, OF course.
the most precious gems are compare
tivelv few in uumher-Nature.
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change Of visits and etters, and. Of
course, much mutual confidence. Now,
Nelly knew very well thut Laura had
taken d great deal of interest during the
last year in a certain youth who had
come 70 Swanfeld to study law in Judge
Lambs Office.
Jack Davenport was "A manly, hand
some fellow, with a great dislike to his
intended profession, and an equally
great desire to become an artist. But
his father. Judge Davenport, was a dis
tinguished lawyer, and Jack his only
son, 80 he peremptorily insisted on that
sons following in his footsteps, for the
judge had no opinion Of painters or
paintings. Jacks taste coming from the
pther side Of the house.
However. this was a case Of man pro.
poses." for Jack had moi been six
months in Swanfeld pretending to
study, hut really flirting, fishing and
tdling. when his father died suddenly
be was recalled 10 New York, and. find.
lag himself heir TO a large fortune and
IN orphan-his mother having died
ssnng-he settled the estate as soon al
possible and took himself of to Rome t.
follow his hobby, to Judge Lambs dis
gust and Lsura's despair. For the afore
Gid flirting had been done chiefly a
lauraAs expense: she was the pretties
Gk<1 n E~wanheld. and Judge Lambs
rNktns. AnA the law office was in
m~se sosse, 70 thai iron sscka
nU1nesstnh s ooula watch he
- ehent she gards'