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The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

HAVE no equal as prompt and positive
cure for sick headache, biliousncss, consti-
patton, pain in the side, and all liver troub-
les. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Do NOT purge nor weaken the bowels, bu
act specially on the liver and bile. A perfec
liver correcter. Carter's Little Liver Pills
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

CoES is well provided with cars, but &
talk doesn't amount to much, it's too husk
Lowell Courier.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

"WELL, Hcrr Professor, what do ron thinl
Of my now dra-aaf" 'Splend!dl tho villain
In particular erc admirably portrayed Thl
very words they utter nrc stoler f'-Nun
chener Kaleudcr.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

1fRa rooe-"Wiiat in tho world are rou
doing with that dress Of minel' Mr.. f.
said needed exercise; but I'm AFRAID this
IL rathcr too violent Boston TranacriD.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

''CAPiTAL punishmcnt,n as tho boy sal,
when the schooimfstrcss seated him will
the girls.-Harpcr's Bazaar
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

PooR little childl She don't look well
She don't eat well. Papa, size needs boz
Of DIR. Bulbs Worm Destroyers.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

A sEArxKrSo life tends to develop bclIif
ercnt tendencies. Not content with Ii
many spars thcy have on board sll 7
sailors arc continually boxing tho compass
--Baltimorc American.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

A PRovrRB REvERsED.-Raggs-"It isn't
always the coat that makes the man. y
Jaggs-"No; II the man happens to be Z
tailor 1t is the man who makes the coat. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

"AHl It seemed that my remarks were
wholly uncalled for" commented the au-
thor when his essays came back to him BY
way OF the dead-letter office indianapolis
Journal.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

A FASHION exchange says: "Small tin
are popular" Certainly not with waitcri
-Yonlfcrs Statesman.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

DocToR-"I believe you have somo sort q
poison In your system" Pniicnt-"Ebould
MT wonder. What was that last stuff 20
gxvc mcW
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

How the world changes! No one wanted
to get into stocks during puritanical timos.
Boston Gazette.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

TIE man who loafs on the corner never
deals on the square
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

"Tis butt . man, as the belligcrent goat
remarked when he saw the lonely traveller
draw nearer.-Baltimore American.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

PARAcHCxE jumping is not a busfncs
that tends to elevate u man. -Capc Go
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

II the tail II comet is making the heat Il
Is pity that science can't find some way t<
dock it.-Philadelphia Record.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

An old squaw counting her wampum was
probably the original Indian summer
Binghamton Republican.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

The biggest combs in the world are thu
catacombs, and they contain the most teeth
IN. Y. Journal.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

IT Is the little puffs which raise the wiu
Tor the poor cctOr.-Auburn bulletin.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28
Tho Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
the Word?

There IS 8 inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. The same is
true OF each new one appearing each week,
from The DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
house places q "Crescent" on everything
they make and publish. Look for It, send
them the name of the word and they will
return You book, beautiful Autographs OF
samples free.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

TIE girl Of the period-the lady compcs-
itor.-Boston Transcript.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

PRoor-READEEs can tell us that first IN
prcssions are likely to be full Of error
Puck.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

WHERE to find work-in the dictionary
Mail and Express.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

the earth, the common inheritance cf
all, and vesting the sacred rights Of
property with the only perfect title,
the right of creation.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

Two slDEs to it-ttc cent.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

CAx'r cat . bit-horscs.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-11-28

to say to labor. before you can use land
which few years past was free to all,
you must pay me for my permission,
and Is population increases. bringing
with it new markets and means Of ex.
change, tho demand for land increases
and the land owner stands ut the mouth
sof the mine. at the door of the work
bop claiming his pound of flesh, or he
may say and does say to labor and cap
ital: This you must not touch. 1t is
true do not want to use the wealth
stored in this land waiting the magic
touch of labor. neither will permit
you 10 do Sd He looks ahead few
years and sees busy. toiling popula-
tion crowding around his vacant land
and knows that this means enormous
In value. The effect Of taking this val
ue In the shape Of taxation would be
virtually saying to labor and capital:
'sTEe earth and It's fullness thereof
= yours" Delve and dig, build
and plan, wrest from nature her most
hidden force and with the magic wand
Of freedom open up vistas of human
progress that seers and prophets and
poets have seen only In visions
! 6pucc forbids dwelling on the possi-
'b1lities Of human progress, and In CON.
clusyon would say that by taxing land
20 ia full rental value there would be
no incentive to hold land idle Under
this aystem there would be no valuable
land devoted TO raising weeds and
mosqnitoes IN the heart of the city such
- we see ut present Single tax does
1|bt contemplate the changing Of human
nature, but ains to place Ill men on ~
cousl footing With n equal right 70
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a BOY Rossso

Elmer lApham, aged 4 years, a son II
l.. ". lapham 10 GrccuwOol. Who Ia.
been AZ work thi. spring for Mr.. Frank
oung - West Paris. says while return
Ing from driving the cows "a pasture
about o'clock last Tuesday mornlag
and within onc-third - mile 81 Mr..
lOung's, be- vas Oyertaksn by man
driving a black horse With an open box
buggy, AMI asked to ride.
4 -"on a. D. got into the buggy the
man .siSed him, put handkerchief Into
his mouth aud proccc,ied "a tie hi. arm.
and fr,t and PLACED him under the hug
~ sstt aud drove ou for al-nut half an
hour az more. IL drove on. the boy
say. b. knows not WHERE. When the man
s"arvhed hls pockets aud took from him
~ IN money, aud then drove q little fur
thsr, when BE- was united and let 20.
Gu lnguiring, he found he Was AZ
SHOWS fall-. place he never WAS be-
fore, and was told by the man that b.
Nas below south Paris, aud sent oii la
the wrong direction for home. lie wan
dercd until be- cam. "a South Pai. VII
lage, aud was there directed 10 West
Paris.
"a the meantime. the boy not coming
home, having gone With his COWS before
hls breakfast, Mr.. Young became alarm
III and his parents were notified. ILL.,
parents. alarmed az the sudden disap-
peartnce % their sou. Instituted
sesrch. when about shout o'clock In
the afternoon the lo.t boy arrived ~
West Paris and told his story. immeli-
ate measures werc taken BY the father 10
pat ofiicers on the track, says the Lewis
ton Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
4 PLEA FOR TIE FRESH AIR
SOCIETY.

The Fresh Air society ~ Portland has
commenced It, fifih season of active
work, with greater demands than here
tofotc, necessitating the need 81 making
renewed calls for ALL from the people In
the farming districts.
The oyerworked mothers % large fam
lilies. whose effort. alone furnish the
daily support; little cash boy. ani girls,
Who yearly keep up their duties Ia our
stores, and 10 whom summer outing of
two weeks ar more brings such pleasure Z;
inValiis for whom the physician pre-
scribes a change 81 air aud food: all
these claim the attention of the Frcsh
Air Society.
Many children have been permanently
benefited by the removal from home. Of
want aud sorrow. even for brief period
90 those IL better aud brighter surround
lngs. Their physical condition show.
marked improvement on their return.
The gratitude IL these little ones. who
have been received a. visitors, Il most
apparent from the eagerness they show
Ia renew their visits. One chill, Who
was sent cut last season, said recently.
"oh, am 80 glad the snow l. gone and
iitf Nth-- Nt'sus nov U tau 10 INTO the
country again" This IL only one Of
the many instances showing the ehll.
dren's appreciation.
IN. success IL this charity Il due
largely "a the generous hospitality Of
our country friends. Who In the past
have 80 nobly aided the good work BY
opening their homes 10 receive our little
ones. Again, dear Christian friends. We
appeal Ia YOU, trusting you may not b.
weary la well doing and that the Low.
aud charity that never faileth may
prompt you to assist us In Frightening
the lives Of many poor children the CON-
Ing summer days.
oh bls.-ei love for ehihirsn,
MARI % that NE divine.
t.o.i grant ~ gsis k'ning isspul-e
tuto your life and mine.
May sslh.h hearts ~ waksnssi
by love uasishLri.
AMI eome Into Gefs kinxicm
Lei by httie chilli"
Address, Miss II. A. Ieaviti, Cor. Sec. |
rresh Air society. "a Congress Street,
Portland, Ne.
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1aA1 ANCIENT COIN

n u related 20 the lam-ntsSl Henry ".
Grady that ou Que occasion b. was called
upon by = man Who vas In somewhat
perturi'-d state ~ mind. IIl. death had
by mistake bccu Published In Grady
paper. but hi. emphatic declarations
proved conclu.l,cly that b. was very
much alive. "wsil," aid Grady. after
the aggri.y~l visitor had asked him a.
cofr-ct the statement, "we max. u a rule
never Co take back anything 49, have
.aih, hut I'll tell you what veil do
Veil put you In among the birth. and
give you another chance"
Tie Democrat I. somewhat In Mr,
Grady's position. II has nothing to tax,
back, hat think. somebody has pcrpc-
terated hoax on the prc..ut generation.
\ paragraph appeared Ia la, week.
Democrat regarding . spanish mllle''
dollar found by Mr.. ~. l.. Prait NJ West
Paris. II Immediately called out from one
81 our readers letter. which We have
no, space Ia publl.h entire. giving various
reasons, which seemed conclusive, shy
the date ON IN. coin could not d. 1913, a.
alleged. We procured an impression II
the coin frum Mr.. Pratt. and nnl that
the inscription I. "fcriin VII ID,
Gnth 1914" indicating plainly that IN,
coin vs. struck In the reign ~ Ferdinand
seventh. 90 thi. king We will let ouI
correspondent speak:
rsriinss.i WI % sJsin "a. i-sru ia. oa sb
iicstisa - NJ. father tharie. VI IL sue.c~ie,
o. m thruns l--. bot "a. forvei o. r,sixn In
wfvtshsi state ~ aralrs by The great >apol~oa
sha sAs thea dains murh q. ~ pleas.-l In spain
sol sho male Jsssph >atolcon klnE fvrii
nan.i 90. virtual captive usafiy ia ears. bot
sas feinstAis-i ~ NsPoleon ~ ths trraiy oi
Naisnray. tA-c. ~, isu ths infsfvnss u as easy
o. wthk that this obi pisstrv Il uus oftls sltsl
cssiRs i..ue-i In c.samstnofaiion 20 fsriinsnsi'
r,.toraiisa T. ths thrVas ~hich h. bell tul M
death In lsti
The evidence would seem to b. con.
clusly, that the coin wa. struck during
the early part ~ the present century
The date, however, IL 1873, a. plain q.
was ever struck from die. The Infer
cncc I. easy 10 draw that some .klllml
manipulation changed an 80" Ia "J''
and then HID the coin where II would be-
discovered At some future day, aud cause
q sensation. n the trlcks,cr !. alive nov
how be- must d. chuckllng'
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THE WEEK IN MAINE.
THE MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.


A boy drowned while bathing at Gar
diner.
Therc IL q tremendous tide Of travel
over the Maine Central Railroad.
Three fourth-of-Juiy fire. were re-
ported In d'nerent places In tbs state.
The surveying party on the bangor
aud Aroostook Railroad u making good
progress.
4 fellow has been working the circus
advance agent game In fsrmington aud
lef' without paying his bills.
The will 81 Hannibal iiamlln was pre-
.cnt~i for probate Friday. IL !. dste,i
Angus, ], ISIS, and makes no public be-
quests.
Adelaide Drew of Bangor, q charming
young woman, though of delicate health,
committed suicide at Iyder's Cove In
lsl.sboro.
I,angciey I. To have q big hotel. Al
ready $1,000 has becn subscribed and
AZ soon a. the amount rcschc. sl0o,Un
work will bc begun.
Frank Tarbox. 81 lewiston, about
thirty years of age. shot himself, and
will not recover. Ills father committed
suicide about two months ago.
4 man was found dead la hl. cell Al
the Portland polio. station. III. cor
oner's Jury found that hi death was dus
Ia heart disease and alcoholic poisoning
The July crop ballstin issued by ths
state nosri of Agriculture Indicates
that ihl. years hay crop will b. about
an average, but not quite uP To that II
last year.
Flank l.cmick, q teamstcT, ag~l N
attempted to hoard q moving train Al
the Saco station. lie fell under the
wheel. aud va. Instantly Killed. Ths
body vas cut In two.
Somerset Reporter The vote Ia al
the "i.lnk" wss q most fortuuat. one foi
our town. The defeat ~ the proposltIot
would have given skowhcgan the wors
"black eye" u ever had. That eve Il q.
bright ~ q dollar nov, however, thank
90 the intelligent action % our Citizen.
The prospect % Camden having rail-
rad looks quite encouraging. Tn
Knox a Lincoln Railway Company hs,'
surveyor. In town making q survey ~
the PROPOSED rad. There will, ~
doubt, b. several new manufacturing
Embellishments put up as sou a. III
rad 1. completed.
\ pIccc 10 Maine Central l.sllroa,
track, the length ~ four rails, wen
down out 20 sight In q hog near ILL
Pond Ia Dexter. Nearly thousan car
load. ~ gravel have bcen dumped lots
the bog bat the thing l. not yet solid
several COWS have At various times gon
down In the same bog.
The manager ~ irwin Ilro,hers' circu
discharged desperate character whll'
AZ Thomtst Trouble was anticlpat
81 In consequence. and before starting
ih. train frpm Ihomss,on the pr-cau
iion was iakrn Ia rxamln. thu track.
numb~r ~ tie. wrr- found pilc'i upoI
the track, aud . serious calamity aver
81
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.Anus sGGrtso AT WASHINGTON

wAsuiNGruN. II. g.. July :. l>9l.
\ meeting 20 the Maine state AssoCt
alton was called AZ the parlOrs 20 Wi
Ard's Hotel this evening Co take suitabl'
action in consideration - the death ol
Hon. Hannibal llamliu. General y. H.
~ssall presided aud Dr. a. y. Howard
Wa secrvtsrv ~ the NESTING GsneraI
Ellis Spar. John ". Rihsou and JOh1
". BruNu wev made q cummitt~. Z,
present appropriate resolutions. Brief
eulogistic addrsssss verv made hv Hon
John lynch, General SPEAR, Mr.. Bahson.
Dr. Howard aud Mr.. Brown.
u was dirvCtei that the resolutions D.
ssnt Co the lelding Maine papers foI
publication. and an sugrussed copy o.
Mrs. llamlin, also that a Telegram II
sympathy D. dispatched o. Mr.. llamlin.
The following arv the resolutions:
II Mains Stsis As-ssistisn u washinrisa.
n. =. lsarus stth uufsirns.i rygryt - go tsath
- henerahss nannii,si lissa.in q Nsins.
n SHAVE ths fssun. - Erisf shifh sfssts a.
Cuautrv IN cafuon taliri O. a. etats.i o..
sltiuu IN o. Narua. ln tIulr. ffaugtt 9TH tsriI
O. ~ kspub.ir. ~ star..i a.. ai-sr. q lincoin
Ia 4. an ~. ~ ~ ~. 49, = -
frirn.l - hunalfr. Anang ths lkst stticsr,sn
thruuEh uhu-s si.iuua ~ i,spuhhc wa- savssi.
NJ ~ nlna NNarH laNN NsNm ssfatffHA Nm -aNln !
49, fruitiun - tilsir l. uFs. o. tiras - waTexrf
risina T.atsrual Uare fur tts seifarV - ths Cuun
trf'- tisfrnirr- ~ has Iva thsir wvlruuhs glsst
in N. rturu tirnss ~ 1850.
fhis a--s- tafisn shares On IN -arruW fsf ~
uur ~tttr. a rrpfcsrutatitv ~ uas tlsrt' SCI
ne unly sith hsT intCrrsts a. iasrt - ~ ~.
tiuu. hut al.u win thss-s uhigh strv infiittiual
AZ ever her tsFuts-i. earnest aai iutsih- rut
-srYaut ~ Cau=s - hsrs 81 - iuI-artaut a.
O. nsssi naurv ahle rrufuotrr. nuns sfuail
that ~ uuIittF-l NJ lufv IN afiranfiugu
iust ani faiihfui o. ~ tountry ant ~ ~tats,
~ lufy strigt allsgsnCs o. en- Rspahnoan partJ 4.
d. Whu-s ranks ~ sas ever fuuni. ant hsnsF
tur tat psuF O. eril-iV tts - iutsfsst 20 ne
x1ytruusnt. ~ detutsi his eusrsiss D. a. sias
49,. rhuuEh tsAlsus IN IL. lshaif ~ hanl rah
Isant repruarhahAs 80 tuns ~ him Or h.
Nhgn aflNanring az pryFFutssi his fsrrsr artiF.
NJ, a. Yeuuser msuil-sr- ever svhuvuast hitn
o. tlsir cuunfil
Tbs a-sosiatisn dssirss o. rscnri a. vsns fatan
Co. ~ man. Ne H. frtsnt tn uany
kuily aCts tons fur Ia meulisr- will Fcuaain az.
writtsn. bet thsY arU stnrssi In uasunuTy. always
T. - happy psssss-.iun.
Rssolyssl. Thai this assITlstiun Wiu caass this
O. ~ sprvssi af-,n ~ resuris ant q copy D. -
f1rnisi,ssi the hnilv "a ths issss-esi with the
uns.-t sincere sxpre--ion 20 oousiolsnCs In their
lftsthsreaFement.
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NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
cuunsuss.

rsiwr.sn.s chsr,h. ss,. Csret.. v. srsriL
a ~. ~shlsth -shsei. ~ 49,.
riissa,' rs..,f Prevailing .sr,,.s. sunday,
70 ~ A n; sabbath ~shs-.l. n a. a. NJ -.-isl
Nessinx. .es y. ~, rxasr u~kiy Prayer
Meeting Z er.s, rhar-lsy. feaas re"rh'.
'; w..s.- ~ SAsma i.s,' o. W sAaA. Pastor.
rrssshinx ~er,lcs, ~ ~ A n. s.bissth >siss-al.
10 an s..lsl t,saing N.stias. to- .. n.
tes..iay Prayer Msesinz. Tn .. ~; Gas.
nsrii., cSsrs. Rss. 7. ,. i,am.isIi, rs.,sr,
: n ,. y. ss-iai Nestins ~. weiRs-'is,
Prayer hestiaE nr.s.
rlupsssrrss.-
r.AA M.-tuloa q. &C. No. ~ ss-e~hle.
we.ins-.iss tsvnlns. On % lsfsf, fsil i'...n; =,
Lsslss. ~. =. !. Ns.saie i,sIl. hos,.J t'ss
90 r@n..al.r @~.,lss IN oli rsils--'
IIsl. svsry rue-isy tv.uinE, witiey tnesaai.
went. NJ a, sect. In oii rslis~s' usn .es.'"l
as.i fsalth rri.isy l'enlnE. "a .seh ,seusn
y ., r sssu,sr ,sss,iHs In i'a'hA-.' h'Ns'
%. q. Tia or.ass Hall even s''ari'y
c'AR.-iI.ry Rs., Poet. ". -, we.,s :.
>ev GrssFs Hall On ,hs th'r' fr'isy h'sn'ss ~
u.O.G. c.-Nss,. Ne ar, AMI ,hlri fr'is,
evening. q eseh nsnth.
y ~ II.->sr~sy .rnsv meets ever c'hsr
~aturiaF a sfsngs uall
>srwsy Lisa infantFy - l.ssaiAf nsslnr'
~ nrst AL thiri " Wednesday tssninE. ~ 49,
mouth.
~ s~Tru. r.Q- >ex .parc hl-s. Il -
aathsfifs.i k-a ssvnt an.i eofrV.I-susisui ~ ~
Ilst.s--rai fuF Nerwsy AMI fa,ofs shssn him I'll
~ appr-isi ~ M pabhshsr.-
Ten. Geo. T.. Heal l. confined To- hl'
residence In ,hl. place by sickness. III
r.,urns.l frsm Augusta few days since
lie l. steadily Improving.
l'pon receipt II news 80 the death 81
EN.Nicc-I'rcslient Hannibal iIlmlln, The
Dag. upon the school hulidlngs were
PLACED n half'mast.
4. a.. ". 4. =. kimhall, Installed th,
officer. elect of Norway lSigr, No. IL
100. D., Tuesday c,cnlne. u. u. q. NJ
=. 4. burbank bring absent.
The Mcthoilsis ~ this place enloyei :
haskrt picnic ~ Gibbons Grove Ihur.
day 10 thls week. They went by steam
~ aud teams. About one hundred en-
ioy-d the outing.
The whole amount ~ tax commitic
to coleman q. Lord fcr cOllcCi1on, school
corporation. town, county and state
amounts a. 81. lSa.9>. IN" largest com
mlimsui ever made a. collector Va Thu
town. The follo~lng la lit IL SOME n
The ltrgrst taN payers ln town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14

Tuesday afternoon the white Mount,
ain express over the northern division OF
the Boston and Maine Railroad crashed
Into the rear % the express train froul
Portland Ia Boston AZ kltiery junction.
The locomotive telescoped into the car
about ten feet. A little warning was
given the passengers 50 they had time o.
rush ahead, and though badly shaken
az, noue Of them were seriously Injured.
Pullman Conductor Rice reviewed some
severe bruises The cause 81 the scci-
dent s.em- "a have been q disregard Of
signals by the engineer Of the White
Mountain train. The accident will be
Investigated by the railroad commission
eTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
OBITUARY.

Fred \. Burbank, son Of Lyman w
and Mary Ann burbank. died at hi
fathers residence Ia Porter, on Monday,
June -, 1891, aged - years, ) months
aud ~ days.
This young man ans stricken down
with measles aud II WAS supposed that
he would soon De we'll of the Infection,
but being Of frail constitution, and
having been for q number Of years
troubled with a complaint of the hid
neys, his strength aud life had to sue
cumb to the complication Of diseases.
lie bore his sickness with fortitude. aud
died peacefully, without q struggle.
Fred was one of the beat young men
Ia town. never known To be quarrvlsome
With his fellows, but always treating
every one pleasantly and gentlemanly.
lie was beloved and respected by all
who knew him, remarkably duteous To
his parents, hence he became the pride
of his father and the Joy of his mother.
lie will be greatly missed by all, espe-
clally by the mourning family, who have
the heartfelt sympathy Of all their neigh
bors and friends.
A. II. y.
Kesar PAlls, July o, 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
HANNlBAl rAnLlh,s poRrRAI1

The finest, aud the last portrait II
Hon. Hannibal lIsmlln. Who died on the
day II the nations rejolclngs. Il publish-
cd In the New England Magazine for
July, In an illustrated article on the
state % Maine. written by Hon. Nelson
Dingley, Jr. Il l. from a picture taken
especially Tor this article aud Ia auto
grsphei by the statesman whose name
will always - remembered by Maine
anil by the nation with respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14

Constable Pollard Of winslow attempt.
e'l Ia br,ak up q sunday dance al ~
sort on Que of the islands In pettee's Pond
la Winslow. lie Was insnlte,l aud
Threatened by the participants, AMI
finally drew his revolver and shot down
tao % the chief actors. Both are seri-
ously injured, one IL l. thought having
small chance Of recovery. The con-
stable asserts that the shooting was
done In self-defence. lie gave himself
up and l. now under guards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14

rNEss ,-sl - year N pail .tTttly IN sivancs.
othsr~i.s s9as yeAr. ,lngls csplss csat--
ADvtHrIsK~H>rs -Au hrzai siyefti-susut. arr
gtvsh thrre Consecutive tn-sfttons fef tlaa ~
insh ~ lrngth - Solamn. ~IsslAl s~ntrs q
uaalie with h-ai. trAn-isni AMI yeAfV Nifsfus
ers.
IoH fnfsrf~o ,-Nsw trrs. fat prvsscs. sirkra
r.s~eF eNrrftrae~~i wark nfsh ant 80 Yr'rss
esnhins =, uaAke this sispartasnt "a Ouf tnsi
ness conphsts All Iepulaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-14
nTRE AND rrsRG

Rr,aher Mos,l'. n-w Bar liarl-sr "a
pr. ths Msins Colst tuttagvr, looks ''iusi
lie Ior Woud PROM f.rsoual sc'
qa4luiante with Eruther Mood anl hi'
I,aT-r.. Ne can tr.iify th1t ro paper MI
o. Issued iu his nams that ,. net clUsr .,
yloss o. I.srie,tion ttt"grsrhially. an
~ hfi ghi anl usNsv ss hari work and
taturaI aptitudr fpr the huslnys. cas-
make lf.