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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

f,-fIrifl., - se',- The blorl. NJ. rs cana,
IS uow lor rent Joseph a. Martin. 95 Cansi
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE By
". H. KINSEY.
9.-and %. Weston building. Cana ST.
over Board ~ Trade.
Telephone ,ot
Rents collected, property
taken charge of for nom
residents sorTesidents; legal
papers drafted correctly
and upon short notice;
money loaned for clients
on approved security.
FOR RENT rooms upstairs. near South
piVsIOD-st.. on f0steTst.. for 81 ". 4.
Kinsey.
11f FEET fronting on Scrlbner and Front
liz SITS. for Slo0 a barEalh. ". II. hihsey.
TOR SALE-A nice sroom house on Foster
ST.. on--half block from Divislon-st., $1,000
worth $3.50; easy terms. W H. hlnsey.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME-e-room house on
\ Henry-st. FOR $500. W II. knsey.
EOR SALE-Nice @ room hous- on Center-st..
Il NTH house from Fifth-aye.. = foot lot for
only 500. ". II. kinsey.
TOR SALE-s0 acres fine fruit land. house
4 and barn. in Ocesna county; sl0Oi viii
trade for city property. ". u. hlhsty.
VOB SALE-Who wants fine home ON South
DIyislUu-st.. "A foot lot, half oi house IS
rented for sl4 rooms iu each part; bran news
NICE shade rapidly increasing 10 value W. H.
kinsey.
QSQO BUYS a fine lot on Thomas-st.; worth
voVV sou. ". II. kinsey.
L'0R SALE-A beautiful house of II rooms I'm
the best part of farisafe AT modern
Improvements. large lot and barn for les, than
its value. W. II. klNeE1.
TOR SAlE-If you want that nice house 10
Il 81 South Lafayette-st. Tor $3.50 you can
have II. owner living West and wants 10
sell " II. hlNsEl.
TOR SALT have a inc I0-roon house S3i
South Union ST.. with All modern convcn-
iences. Viii sell for considerable less han
u cost the owner. w II. hiNSE1.
EOR SALE-Seyeral pieces Of south. Divls-
< ion 81. property at less than adjoining
property IS selling Tor w 81. hlNNhf-
EOR SALE-A double brick block. occupied
i by a leadin. wholesale house ~ lrst-ciass
locality. $1,000. ". II. hINcEl.
TOR ShLE-A nice room house on Home
L ave. one block from south Division ears.
only sltn. ou oaSy terms W H. hlNokl.
EOR SALE-A 81 #. lot and good house on
Qulm5y ST.. only $50 on easy terms.
vs.. II. kINSEf.
EOR SALE -Four large lots near. the car
4 shop. dirt cheap. ~. r. kINSFl.
EOR sALE-uow is this2 hne house on
I sixth ave. Tor 500. ". j. klN-El.
EOR sALE-A nice eroom house. stone cell
4 Tar ctv water ~ n. Tot. fine barn. good
shade Hl North Union ST. cheap.
rs. ~ KINsET-
EOR SALE-How IS tbiSg ssl ana 5ss North
i Front ST.. L houses. ffp-ff. l0f. aIWays rented
viii seil a. price that the rent wiz pay
per cent. on N. n. kiNstl.
FOR SALE- several good farms and cash 10
exchange ier city property. ., ,.,.-.,,-
MONEY TO LOAN.
7 have several thousand dollars o. Joan oa
frst class security rs "a kINcfl.
EoR PINT Two nat- wiihi1 la Minutes
walk 81 Caasi and Monroe sl
rs %. hfNSEl.
LoR RENT-7-roorn house on liome ave.. q
4 BLOCK south ~ Nail-sf. and fuo fin - ass
/ ~ Div. sion. onlysfo ~. lf k1Nefh.
E0R RFNT-h very nice horve modern style.
f Er8Ic C.ecfue bells. barge lot on south
F pIFisioH-st. vlI rent % Nay J, ls'l, ~ -.
W ~ EIE~F1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be tha
largest oR Al Michigan Dailiss kx-
capt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
WANT gTkDVERTlSEneKTS

urrp WANTED NArp
---------
..,fs .....s fr-a csn ana tssara asa r.,orns 81
- 49, N.el,loa -
tKrtNrFD- a REGISTERED pharmacist wants
" ,..<sf..n- 4 Sfsf. fkperieaee. r =. rI.>s
,.f...-'-.-, aafrr-S Boa fsa CIV poSfa-f--
WANTED lhres Nouas neH to Nerk pa
r.-.n. :
,.rtNrEn F, .as.eaf,.. ,..,.os s,s. =, order
w " --.r..,....-t ..f.t, 2. 49, ,,..ffr. i.-r
tss.ft..... r...s 4,...,..sf,s'rf .,.-.t,r
Aadf+. a. Al W'tllts,,s 4 ts
" harlaadcrs ieaHsters shipping CLERKS.
farn hands. ofurs help sHd 81 oiNefs oui oi
rmriagiReut % csi ans lnhosii gate orf eh
proenrius situations Cooperative kmpoy
meHt compaBy. -e Monroe 81. ROOMS "A ald
! Porter b.etk. faone f-
urrp suas~rn rpuarr
hLAF " IA A-D L4A-Ls
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

uaitsa Srsss Rsgarts. Pro@ss 400 ssriy
DsiissrF. a. tn Lsesi Ss~ss -"a tae
Cisaasst 80 sost Piainig Printed Paper
Slhsasaa is 1rsaa a4pids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

Suffrage should be privilege gained
only by education and general lntelh-
gencc OF the black and white. UnlveT-
sal suffrage as now exercised, Is a
ghastiy mistake and VIII sooner or
later plunge this country into serious
trouble
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20


<l59 verfa 9 paiaaas esetse. preuais
49, u cas- - 8fpaea - l4gaieht eh
s.--as ~a4 lsl ~eaio So. B. lfefin
EaE sALE- oas-hslf sore Il isna oa b.ee.
is ,l~e a. sa4it4Qs. va uoDtess si
las ana HafaIasis IraAlgt en prf1Essr
- ae aef Nfs a r tiesiis lt
E0R SALE Business property. eoad oae.-
las fer asrE uare efe aers 9r dr4s staf
ftfi e4sa - aHre Eaae e. saI rNf EasfI
N@A - E. ~ feislt. = esasirs'-
NE e4l sell you ssf ar . haass ana l.t
"A-tl v.a alskr Grsi class teils aF
etfe at1 sale lnftsilrc-f aa uar lntlsieu-st.
thrfrs ST. or tlEa6h sTa H.aL he ssu sua
sea ia pliees s4e tef-ns tet oaris. i-rap.
DartoiI ltN ha4sfaasa talalns. su
EoR sALE- D % hass fooled away enough b.
frat af,a uoAsSlsv 20 she pas hKe seals &.
aty sucA q place. new hroem house en
Paris ave, tftck furnace. Eas. Well. Cis.rfn.
inaalrl. hpt y ateF ePSt&ifs aho aewn hath
th1lns. iaf4lolN eiecf1le bells al moaera Ia
rroKements. yard graded and Seddea and con.
crete nsiAs ail Sea 50 cast o. m0nfhis pay
mehN ~ g. pes fnQB&h thkS M. IaNs
laiis buchanan iaW once. Lr1ysld biort
REAL EgfArB COUNTRY
40 AcBEs ot 5000 hard woed limoer,d laaa
- sfil or exchange f9T city lots Inquire
q hr " II Ross. hiaoieomb butlaing. 81
HONE ~EkhEkS advertise their wants tree
- De huAdng aHd Realty" for sale hR
ne'1saes.ers. once, lansi-st. Il
E0h SALi.-l,ag No -. Ottawa Beach; has
log Is Cae OF Ihe nrst selection 10 - TO-
Gated only short distance from tue hotel And
has me view Of Lake Niehisau. Address
4ss- a. liaskias OF ". l.. LostlSad. orana
Rapids Mich. lH.suu
4 GREAT BARGAIN -24lacre fsrni frame
= house, Apua orchard lt acres improved +
g miles nom faldR 70. ter sale cheap. Inquire
la-r sart. k olCstt 4 nansuu. 81 ul
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ADVANCED on good hrst morl gaze
II contracts and both lauA aud local manu-
featuring sfncE- The block. NJ. rs Canal NJ
IS uow for rent Joseph a. Martin. s5 Cansl
s. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

The Doctor invites correspondence from -.
pic al distance. but never answers any let
tiers unless ihcy contain ivo stamps.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
K0NEY 10 LOAN

MONEY ADVANCED on good hrst mort saee
N contracts. aud both lalk aud local mAuu-
featuring sfnc1-. The block. No rs Canal ~ .
is now ier rent Joseph a.. Martin. s5 tansl
.f -H
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS,


VHE American card game Presidents"
Price 80 cents. This game is rapidly taking
the place of pedro and euchre for all progress
slye card parties, and IN order that n may he
popular I'm price as well rs IN public favor we
have issued a Spt ciaI advertising edition al lo
cents This edition Is IS perfect and COM
plete as the 50-ccnt edition. but somewhat
cheaper. Presidents Is indOrsed BY minis
ters. teachers aud everyone II is entirely
different from the commonplace games usually
offered. In offers the most opportunities for
skillful plays and Is the most scientific aud
interesting of all games. Agents can make
money. Exclusive agency given. Lester Payne
a Co.. Battle Creek. Mich. a.
NVANTED-physician as office partner. In
" quirr Room 3. McReynold's Block. corner
Canal aud Lyon SIS. Il
pO0N and board or room without board. at
II ljS North Division -.
ORANGE LILY is sure cure for female dis
- eases. Trial packages le days treatment.
Grand RAPIDS Mich. b
EANTED 5 horse; also have a 500 Tot
" ON Peasant ave. / viii sell and take
good horse As part pay Inquire al no. Pearl
~. We. Hopsou. 8
WANTED To ssI or trade "A good paving
have got 60 change climate VIII trade for
real estate in err out a. city. This l- good
friNNiI>ffrfi HtfNifIt.rr OF NtHf year
can show aHT person Wishing - go iufo hu~
ness tbaf Tins is a good profitable business o.
engage iu and every thing UAht. address
cafy tarIi-r No.R 1stf
CHRISIIAN Home for ladies. quiet and
' private. ladies' boarded before and during
confinement ~ Years experience, terms rea-
souable. Mrs. fr Dutton. - NOTth Lane ave.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. 20
MAGNETIC heali1- ard clairvoysni yittings.
VI - ottawa si.- cable and Canal 80. cars
convenient ". P Free.
l. ADCITlF6 Holt general warehouse men.
n 20 lli south Division ST. store ail kinds 1f
rncrchandfse af low rates; packing and mnv.
ing promptly attended 90 5y telepnonlnZ So.
80 iani-
TTHS71sS HORSES winfrr04 in hrr stalls AZ
go A. moderate rates. fD charge of care
~ ~ lHi wfH and fet good timothy bay.
H<ADk Inquire AZ Office ~ AufI ha.somInc
- 1Ee3 - aWTaHT. of telephone my r.-.-
denCc. .lf Horses delivered ID and from fhe
fa-u ". H. fhrr-h ftl
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
FOR sALE-MISCELLAEROUS

LOk -ALI-D0n't ialI 70 read The Real Es-
tate advertis sed Tor sale by W. II. hinsey
in another column.
DOGS FOR SALE-G0rden Settlers. trained or
- unframed; Kentucky Fox and RABBIT
Hounds and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded at Valley City Kennels. Address
j. O'Riley, box 6l. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
235tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

4 GkEAf BARGAIN -24aacre farms frame
4 house good orchard ln acres improved
3 miles fr0m faIdu n ger sale cheap. Inquire
Ia sart. k kolCett 4 nansuu 81 ul
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

81. Marks Church was well filled yes
tcrday. Faithful preaching and hne
singing arc the present attractions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20

EOR RENT-A new house on Jeferson-aye.
ali modeTa improvements; within i've
minutes walk of South Divlsi0n-st. car. IN
quire OF Mrs III. EScOtt 1870 TnrnerSt. >
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-20
REAL EgfArB oogSrsy.

EUh SALh~lsog No. - Ottawa Beach. th.s
lot Is CRe Of roe hrst selection it - le-
Gated only short distance from the hotei ana
has a nnt FlrN ol LAKE Niehieau. Address
4as, a. llasAias of " l.. LoFrland. orana
Rapids. Mich. lKlsau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

wrr ils enlisted a. private In the
rhirl Vermont volunteers early In i~Si,
Wa clio.an captain q company \. and
promoted 90 ~ ma .or and lieutenant col.
onsl that summer. IN. colonel - the
tryimsnt va. william y smith. who AZ.
isrwarl. b flms pIpulafly known a. Gen.
-llaldv- smith lleing West Point man.
h. gave b. command th, rUu gh discipline,
and t. dis. Inruishcd it.slf AZ Los Mills,
the hrsi battle - the Irninsular cam.
taign. in i~2
liy this time. however. IT, oolsnel had
bvsn made general officer. anil was In
command - dI,i Ion. Ani Col NssSsy
va his chief ~ siAn. and was Engaged In
oil the lrttlr. % the 4 sninsular campaign.
Soon aftcrwari the latter wa- chosen col.
oucl u the Sisieenth Vermont inisntry, .
new ~ inslt. snl he Immediately re-
pair-d o. n new Command. which Tor
some moa h. Wa ststlon~,i At outpo-ts In
the drfsn.-- % Wa.hingion. where
he in proved the opportunity % make
10 one ~ the h.stdrillel regiments
IN the volunteer army II formei q part
~ S'anuari's : conl Vermont brigade AZ
th. Rattle ~ Gsttysblrg. and made the
fsmou. assault upun Pickett. rixht flank,
and thsu facet ~ ont oni charged tD
yar's. striking Wliclg'. division upon ia
lsft Hank. tins coutriIuing Greatly toths
rrpuls. 81 Long trcet'. corps on the after
noon ~ the third dAy of the'lattle. Dur
ing hi army life Col Nsatsy s-ry-i on
cour marital and commanded both rvgi-
msnt. and brigade. by special detail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
A RouslNo CAMP FIRE.
speaker. of rromlR.Re. address Veterans
st Camp sheridan.

81 Camp sheridan.
The camp fire which va. given at Me-
ehanic-' hall last night % the national
sucampmeni. Grand Army, and the ns>
ti1nal convention. Women. Relief Corps,
was a,idrrs-.,i by several distinguished
gentlemen. and attracted an audience that
can faily h. called immense. Governor
Bracket. Mayor Hart, Zen. Alsrr, Gen.
sherman. Cen. Batter. Hon. William No
Kiniey. Jr. ten sickle. aud Hon. William
WnTaer ueru the speakers The audience
hllcl al the spacs on the hoor and In the
haloony even the entrance. being crowded.
4 fex 81 the ,e1pls on the floor had
clalrs. Some Of them sat On mattresses.
But most 90 them stool. AMI all Of them
took part In applanding AMI cheering the
entrance q men Who achieved distinction
Nm the iattls- uf the relTllion. A fsw u
the ladies formed part ~ this section Of
the vast audience, bat many more than .
majority we're scattered with their escorts
in the balcony.
This was n public occasion. ~ far as the
Granl Army and woman's Relief Corps
were concerned. for the badge % either or.
ganlEati0n would insure admission. The
salem Cadet hand, sltting at one corner
Of the platform. added to the enthusiasn
of the gathering by playing patriotic airs
for half An hour before the formal pro
ees,liags began. aud when George II.innis,
commander ~ the Massachusetts, depart
ment, called for order sOon after |. o'clock
there va. every pr-P~ct that the camp
fe would lie an unusually lively one.
Around Mr. Inni. at large numbsr OF
ladies aud gentlemen % prominence.
The opening remarks % President innls
mainly consisted % an explanation that
because q his hosrsenes- he would bs un-
able o. stay until the close of the exercises
and must 20 90 his hotel and To b~i. Ia
elosing. he presented Governor Brsckett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

TuE PINAoUTu Hocks.-fheur IL n"
fowl in existence better adapted to gen
eral use than the Plymouth Rock, but
there has becu such a contamination In
the breed and .o much inhrceilng. that
the bird has been fairly slaughtered.
10 .se an ideal blue-barred Plymouth
Rock Ia the .hos pen, aud the average
spscimen on the farm, Ne meet two dlf-
ferrut .tyle. aud qualities. IL Il pity
that more care has not been taken of
thl. American breei. II has stood the
b,oms Of a score of new Narieilea, aud
IA. .ucre.sfully met every new variety
brought out by the -peculaior., aud still
n lives monument to American In
s,nulty. With the introduction of the
White Plymouth Rocks, We are supplied
With a fowl equal In merits io all, ani
superior to q great mtny. la fact, take
every Que II the American class, and We
tlnd no better In any part 81 Oh" world.
Before We keep on importing the new
br...l. from other countries, let "a. sse
that our own I. being perfected. There
4. plenty of work here an breeds that
can he made a. valuable aud profitable
a. those coming from John Chinamsn or
John Bull.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1890

ing was the dinner hven by the Mayors
club ~ Ms'saehust In h'Tnor ~ prcsi.
dent Harris a A lrrg. nuni-r 20 noici
and political men wsr rr-ssnt. II took
plsoe a, yoIngs hotel Among the
guests wsrr the ~ sitent rni vice prSi-
deut. Mr. Blaine. On Saeunsn. Speaker
Rsvi. ex.prc~i lrnts iityr- ani Cleveland.
Secretaries Rack. Noble "a prct0r.
Gu. butler. ADMIRAL Ghprar !. Governor
i,racke,t. III utenant Governor Halle.
President Spiasue, Speaker barrett. Col
lecior iIeari. Paymasicr Core. Air Gen.
Dalton. in.ursurr Commissioper Merrill
anil large delr..sIinn - mayor. frnm IN /,
large cities of the unian ouisiie ~ Massa.
chusstis Mayor fisher q Wslths'n. pr.sl-
,lsnt 20 the club. at a. the heal ~ the %.
BILE The after 'inner .isinx vas slo't,
owing to eugl.f, usnts q many of the gen.
tlemsn. Ti. pie,l lc1i aRi the governor
w.w snIong the speakers. An orchcstu,
~ eight piccss furnished music
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

SrATI TAgMEHs' LTNGUI.-lhe state
Tirmer.' Irs que l. nov fully organized
and eluiplsd fur work. Having l. gen
erally Over aud farmer. nov can give
some time and attention to public affair.
ani ought to do .o. The farmers
League l. directed toward. securing =
iu.t representation and treatment of tile
agricultural Interest. ani due rccognl-
ton of farmer. IN all publlc affair, sud
without conflicting With the best Inter
ct ~ the rntlrc people. II farmers
want a. stanl on the agricultural inter-
1T. there l. nov an opportunity Ia make
their Influence felt at onc~, by Joining
the Issguc. ani working unlieily for n
common cause Ia the coming election
and duhng the session ~ the next lcgls-
laturr. Thsr, never was a better oppor-
tunlty for Intelligent, Well directed ef-
fort. For information adddrc.. the pre-
iient of the state lrigucs al North
Greene. or solomon Nash, Auburn, sec-
taTy.-farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
NUMBER 33.

Wheelock a. vesgey - Vermont. aud
Maine se,cniei The uoniinaiion. At the
msniion of Col vrassy'. name there WAS
gr,at enthusiasm
In LANA gave it, support o. Gsa Alvin
T.. IIoysy, aud Ohio with department %
.S.OD m.mlers named Ten. Hover az its
choice.
Minues1tA had no candidate for It, de-
parimsnt aud indoFsei the nomination "a
Col NtEy. MIsOuri voted ADd Nebraska
supported Col NeaIey, Montana for Col.
Smedherg. and New Hampshire, New
Jersey, Idaho aud Iowa eAprv--e'' prefer
en,e for Col vesE.y.
A. s0on a. the roll call endei. Col.
smssiis.rg a-cendci the platform and
gracefully withdrvw his name. and he
was followed by Gsn iIoysy. Who pur.
sued q similar oour~s This acton Was
grssici with great applsu.s. AMI by
unanimou- vote Col Nelksy sAs declAr-d
elected A. commander inchief
Comfade. sme,ibrfg. lloyey and Miller
we're appolnts,l . committee o. esoOrt Col
Nentsy to m. platform. and when be ap
pcap-l there was gpsl deal 70 snthusi.
asm. Although suffering from -syer.
Loafssnsss. Col Nessey suoc.esisd In max.
Ing short address. socsp,ing the honor
s.aiar We. thi.f
Next In orier va. tie sslsciloa u q eau
didats for senior vice commander. .in I, hlef.
aud u lslng conceded that the offios. out
q couu ~, bslOugd a. Massac husstt..
the matter was left o. the delegates from
that state. After lengthy ooufsvncs
Capt. ]. g. B Adams. on bshalf u the
/. -. ...Il .Fl
a. Tohiu. and said thai b. was the unani.
mous choice. Thesacampment thsrcupon
Instructed the adjutaai general 90 cast
one vote for Mr 1olin. sni be- accepted
the p0sItion Ia a short sp~och.
S.,t rnssmpm.., 81 Detroit.
Gen. Algsr tempouarly surrsndsred the
chair 90 i..n Nslnef Miller. ho. Ia brisf
pmafks. novel ti a. the ueHt snosmp
ment d. hs.d a D-tfoii. the home ~ Gen.
Algsr Tie motion prvVailed by an
unamiou. vote. aud Cen Algsr esprv-s~i
thanks at tie action - the sucampmsni,
and assured The delegates that they would
rr,s,ss warm welcome. although II
would h. hAri lEsk IN equal the reosp-
tiOn they hal rrosly-i In boston.
Jaaisr Wee ,.mmssa.r-ia-Chisf
In the meantime the sneampmsnt hsf
pro,~v,led o. s.iect junior vice com
mandef. and California, hrst on the list
put forward the claims of Alonto VIII
isms, . professor la BrOsn university az
Proyi idenre Ohio sni lniians fsvotsi
the selection oi Judge David n Austin %
Ohio. bat a. nearly every other .tsts de-
sired the election % George T.. Cresmsr u
Ilaliim. NJ. the fSmcs % Mr. William.
and judge Austin were withdrawn. and
Mr.. Cr,amsr was elected by unanimous
NUf..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
lnnk ro 1nr MAreR supPlY.

ThI.i.a bad ssAsnn of the year ior
drinking water. streams. l'pnis, springs
anl wells g,t loN. and the NTH at the
l.sitnms aptears in a." water t-ynuse
Ihsrr !. net cnongh water o. wash u "n
or ta dillte Il t,cloN tie point oi dhusrr.
The .nur,r. q water, ~'itllv Zoe city
.appi,. shuuli d. ,aumlly protected
snd sleiuse,l. u pos.ible, although they
.si,om arr. II I. equally bad around
many country toans. filth FROM all Ill
~. tians craWls iu. falls Ia, tltcr. in anl
m d.. the family well foul miss IL
.houiI d. ~ once clcans~l, ani all
.aurrr. of hlth rut on. w man can al
ford tn have sickn~.. In hi. fnuilly, and
thls l. ssp-clllly true ~ M" hrn"r
" ha.s bu.v ss1son !. the summer aud
" ho liSrs = hong distance away from the
doctor. Nrt siCkncss comes to the
farmer. housr when conditions favor u.
We have In cur mlnd a ease ~ farm
er living ou a high knoll on a high hill,
u be- lo.t daughter by typhoid fever
and hal other case. la The hous.. one
would thiuk such a lOcatinu frce from
had drainage. II looked a. u everything
liqul mu.t run from ". Hut In all
probability there Was clu.e connection
l-.tN~ru the priyy aud the we'll. People
cannot D. too careful about such thing..
Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
TUESDAY.
Thiuy.ri,. rhsa..sd .f the i,.y. ..
ttlas .a Parade.

The tarsls -, the Grani Army In Do.-
ten ~ isuisy vAs the gtvaiss' la the his
tory - the organisation. Forty thousand
men wstr in The line ~ NJ empt will H.
made o. dsscr,lc the many icaiuI.-. bat
tte siAtsmsnt osnno, IT, fIvgonc that the
showing mzsis by tac Mas,.s'hus-tt. msn.
Whi occupi- ths ieft ~ ibs linz. wss such
~ to Grpr = the sprCt4iors o. great rnthu-
.lGsm. TO farad occup.~i in hour
aud forty miuutes IN pa-sing
The parade furM"l on Commonwealth
sveuus. the figLt rysilng on West Chester
park. ~ half past N O'cloCk the grva;
G lnmn .iarte over the following route;
Commonwealth avenue. irlin ton. iIoyl.
ston siT,ets. Cop.ly square. dartmouth
-ir q. C,luuilsas Aveuue. Wet Chester
.vrk. " shit gion street Ia Adam. slnare.
It, L. g.nnic Was aBnOunc-lhy a salute
from the l.st in the bHrlor. During the
march the az u wcfv T,yalei 10y tie Won
sn'. Christi T,mpsranoe union with
lsmonA,le aul ri e.hments. The light
rAin which tel during the fr-, hour of the
march ~. welcome. rather than other.
vie, to the veterans. whatever IL may
have l-sn to the Spectators.
The dia,uut departments had posi-
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rne KANSAS CAMP FIRE.


The Kansas dclsg tiion held rouslng
camp hrc In Music ball last night. lsrge
auiitnci ot kaus,s pSOple Wa. Ia attsn.
dance AiteF selectiSn by the Ihiri
REGIMENT baud 10 lloltoI, Kan. Ia front
~ he hall Un Hamilton plsc,. the band
And about oO1 prominent men occupied the
platform. Department Commando Col
iins briefy iitrSiuoei Ex-Governor An
tbony ~ Kansas, who made spirited ad-
irr.-. In which he referred to the bonds
that joined Ksnsss 90 Massachusetts, aud
also CAV. statistics showing the graf
prosperity of Kansas
Corp. Tanner Was then intrOincet A.
eomtade who loved the -vld soldier let.
ter than his own welfare. The corporal
was greeted most enthusiastically. aud
spoke substantially a. follows: Il hardly
Know what part Of this audience to al
dience to address flrst Shall ] speak to
the New England people prr-ent. TO the
excellent land which has di>coursed such
fine music, or shall confine my remarks
% the DELEGATES ~ that eivilirei section
Of the savage west known ~ kansasf
did not come here tonight 90 make
,pe,ch. but simply for the purpose OF
meeting this bouquet OF Kansas talent
that I .es hefore aud around me.
In refervnc. To pensions the corporal
saidi mo, many year, ago the pct lan-
rate of England sang In eser-ebduring
strains the story of the six Hundred at
Balakiaya. but to-day many 81 tho-e men
that thrilled the world with their deed of
bsrOism are erouching In absolute psnury.
Let ne not see such = state ~ things herr.
I.et not the men that fs~~i the terrors OF
war say that this government Of ours should
stand as the hope of humAnity-let them
not, I say. crouch down In poverty by the
neglect of the nation which they saved
IL care not who the man is-bs is no
friend to the republic who denies To the
bertsns thst stoci before the cannon and
bra,ed the rife hall smah pi'tance 10
keep them from begsary. Our critics .ay
that our pension system costs annually
more than the standing army of Germany.
'Tis "a. and I'm glad of IL. We do things
ON a gr,aier seaIe hsrv-and hone We al
ways wiIi-tbau any other nation on the
face of the elol-. got an Ida early In
my life, and confe . that have never got
rid of II. That n q man was worth pm
sioning at all he was worthy OF rcceivfrg
more than q . month" The corporal
elo-~d hIs spirited speech by an eloquent
and glowing speech 20 the Grand Army.
]. W. Hunt of Illinois and Mr. s<xton,
also of Illinois, also spoke from the door.
" x-Cougr-zman Hauhack of Kansas was
the lat sp,aker. The Mo,ioc club brought
the exercises 10 . elose by singing the
-soldiers rAeswell'