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The evening world., 1893-09-07
HAMILTON FISH IS DEAD.
Ex-Governor, Ex-senator and E1-
Secretary Of State.
He Passss Away at HIS Summer
Home at Garrison's.

GARRISON'S, N. Y. Sept. 7.-Hamil-
ton Fish, ex-Secretary Of State. died at
his country residence here this morning
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg. daily
except sunday at s.2s and 1875 al m. and ZIP
n m, arriving ut Carlisle at D. I0a M, II 20 an
andSr00 p M, stopping at all intermediate sia
tions
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between Has
erstpwn and New York on Nos. 4and 10 eass
and on Nes. 3 and o west
Pullman Sleeping Cars ON Nos 2 and iQ te
tween Philadelphia and New Orleans
Daily.
Daily except Sunday.
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
kRBITRARY IEcHNICkLITES

Which hare 20 long worked Injustice to
Applicants and agents. and while II does
not contemplate III any sense the aeteIts
anfe n any applicant met safely insgir.
akls;, II recognizes the fact that d large
number ri risks usually declined can be
safely insured al Al increased premium
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Ifrts r11rt rtrr11 eel 70 a.
nerve cd11frrIr ~ ~ ztrrt.
mir future Ielr1 r1acelld lltN
Tlr1rf1 1utcf ct1tentE,c1t'4 Cor.
rSt ~ sl-1l r..rrt1 are1d lIteIF afrc1f1E-
I151zh ny r,ghf take tteir ea1e--
n rrotlnr tl1t f1rourhuai - leuFth
lie esdr fails p picaAe
t1t~ anofaer discs fuii ueii
ny Falk 1lfs-s cc1ix,oa FAy.
Elthln ! 1eoenf housc NJ dscu
Ana l1YFc more WORK tlsn play.
hat sota1how. thoerb thsv have cnourh
Not vel thcir ~ ngrrfk
Ifodrh tr9phlc be'er rs SHOWN rep11
LIZ rFss iaais = picase
stuco.hcrs n fhe ioNef WALK,
Their Etofy have revealed,
d r,5scrty ana cod fbeT talk.
And soFr0~ II coneeated
No wonder itcsa poor fs5rie think,
A. aintcr coEaes 70 frrczc.
1bare's bat one senfncnt v drink
Life ever fats % pieAse
flat thsre's anorher kfnd a folks.
T'hcy ~ sometimes rich Or pooFs
Thy md THIS Efe check faIi 81 .okc&
snail trCu1ses they e1dnre
Tlsey'fo Just III ki1d ! love u neet
Lifea hetter part hey seize,
They ind exisience truly sweet.
TNeFsy Jaiisf 10 pleassf
yes. gire ne friends with laughing tears.
They scatter Clouds 81 srsef.
T1tres magic IL ihssir hCpefai ehners.
Their Smiles bring gisd relief
The rynie ard the pceslnist
Mr. gi0at o'cf ff,sir DISEASE
Bat psi nDeor TIE laughing List
HheFe life Is bound % pleasei
Geo e Bowen, ID Inter Ocean
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- g. I1II1'1Il1 r.r|..l .'r..n
=. - arrives n 49,. -
~ ~ ~. ~ u ~ i,ll,o 60: - ~ 4
baIr trsl1 q czr1l'..Is ~ ee,''e-ts vsik q
~ tt4utuie1 Errr11s srsfs- y
cAzo 100 4 arrives * -. = a
- al Kew s'. Y ~. Z ~ ~; ! h..'o Iop ,. n a
No q. kxIfels DAILY ie.~.. ~.
- n er1lfes AZ Nartinrbr.r-, ~. p N
Va. ~ - ~, y. 1e,,e. -; Phils- iii6 ~
No 9 yestlbuisd flrnftsd .r.r-
s - Lo =. ~, - a. ~ cl1etnnasl sSs - y
I'VE y Martin shnrF i1sf a u. No. III
: (. $50 So. 80 s.aia- ~, AMI New Ys,s
~ lafpeFs Ferry Tor Lexlnrfnr IL egane, u
n1ediafe stations. Connerf1 - a. 80 and lr;,r
llageFstevn, and - Wsskineso1" 1898 $500 81
10 4 vestbuied E1nre-. -.,,..,
~ Louis 80 .. N CInclnnatf Ssss it4F8
lives - NafttnN1urk ~ a =, + ~ n.:tfl
belio. 81 Phi.n- 2.i5 and New Yola ~ ~ ~
mediation. Daily leayea rSs-ls.lfss ,Aee,ss
arrives q Nsrfinsburx go 3 = ~ LAX
20 baltimore 700 >. M Bhiissi
~ re@ lgsx az N. stor~ y ~
y Hnrpers Perry Tor Ninchesfey N I, ,ssiit.tts
Tor lt1gersiown, and WAshinefns ~ evertsa
Frederick, except sunday. ssloh f.
No H.. Piedmont a Baltimore 49,
ti11, daily, except Sunday. Ieavps p,ssssaneta
III q M arrives ~ Martgnsburv n 49, i1i Il
arrives ~ Baltimore. VIA GA Iira =, ~ .. n.
st0ps r. Az stations and e0nnests N tss = NJ
10 10. hAssrSteNn ana A. Frederick 5anssi
NJ . Marflnsbnrr and Brursxts.
notation Z Daily leaves Msrtinsass- u. "
Z. q. afriyes q Bsunswick II c. 4 = = ~
Baltimore, and AZ Weverton for Hsger.t ~ AZ
" 80 Y. es 100 ~. 80 q VI sASrwtN |
J. z. 0'DEIsI4. General Manager Agstt
49,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore i ono TIME TABLE.
WEST bound.


No. 5. Yestibuled Limited aDa Nv n leave,
| New York la:i5 q. M, Phila, s.15 BALTIC 1870
Wash: 30; arrive at Martinsbnrg i:40 ~ M
/ anu Shcago lEa2 q, M, connects at Hancock
Pittsburg III.
No. Z, yestibnled Express Daily. . leaves
New York 100 n m, Phila NOS baltic 7.1s
Wash; s;15 arrives al Martinsburg f0;8s d M
and Chicago $50 n. M
no. !. Nestihuled Limited tsDaIly \ leaves
New YORK., 300 a. m, Phila li.s5 Baltic $40 n
m, wash. 800; arrives at Martinsburg 5.96 n
my Cincinnati T9i5 AZ M. st Louis 6.s5 II N
connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs. 81.
eept sunday n
No, 8 yestibnled Express ..Daily,,l leaves
New n ok 500 p ms, Phila. 7:22 BALTIC 1851 :
wash II I'D az ives at Martinsburg i:45 d. n.
Cincinnati MAP M; and st. Louis 7;i5 a. m
No, Pittsbnrg Express Daily 2 leaves New
York $50 p, M, Phlla 4:05i BALTIC n. 10 and
Wash. Sa45; arrives AT Martinsburg ii:O6 81 m
and Pittsburg GO a M e. M
No. IL. Baltimore and Cumberland Aeeotno.
datinn Daily" leaves baltimore 400 a m Via
old line arrives at Martinsburg Se5 Nm: 2ln
bertrand HIS p. m. Stops at all stations ana
connects AT Hancock for Berkeley Springs az.
Gept sunday. sss3s-S
No. N. baltimore and Piedmont Accommos
dationr' Daily except sunday. leaves RalN
m@Fe via cid line AZ $40 a. M and arrives n
Martlnshnrg ~ p, m. and Piedmont al 5s5 s \,
stops at all stations and connects n TananaE
I t Befkeiey Springs and at Green Spring Run
No.g. Brunswick and Martinsburr Accom-.
modation, daily" leaves Brunsyyick /, n I, 4,
sWelFes ~ Martinsburg 10 p m.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

han any equally sound institrtfon that
places 81 IT. risks IL one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance 81 charging
each Irciley -hoiier premium equifablg
rxDTcFt9oned - the risk essunet Tisis
r the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29
BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAsI
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Tram arrIFing az Cherry Rum 3 Is r. N runs
Through 10 Hancock, arriving gl0 H. NJ and
leaves Hancock 80 a. NJ. arriving Cherry Rua
5.ia Al. NJ.
Additional train leaves Cherry Run 1T sfs b
M, arriving az Bagerstown IS +. m sfoppngAf
intermediate stations
Leave Rocky Ridge for EInmittsburg al sss3
and Iu.40a. M. and s.32 and . i. M
Leave EmTnttshurg for Rocky Ridge at q 10
and 9.55 T. M, and 2 30 and 5.40p M
Leave Brneeyilie for Frederick at l0582 4 d.,
and 5l02 and 20 - M
Leave Brueeyille for Taneytpwn I.ittlestoMt.
YORK, Mrightsyille and Columbia at SIS a ~ 4
and 34h d M
+. 4 Il. n Trains leave Shippenshurg 1T { Il
and II IS a. M, and 3s3n b. m and arrive ii
ShippensbnrE at 9.45 Il. M. lie and 80 Is d.
daily, except Sunday.
+Daiiy. Mondays only All OTHERS daily q
eept sunday.
]. NJ. HOOD, hi Il. GRIsWoLD,
Genfi Manager. fseliFI Pass Agent
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29

- Keep quiet, my friend, and don't
kick, said the highwaynan % the pas
senger Remember that contentment
Is better than riches. Z
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e. W. scHILL. JR

No. Il. East Martin street.
z. $40 goods sold at cost. but at such a
margin, wereit not for the quantity we sell We
could not survive. Goods delivered to any part
o. the city, AMIN
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29

-
A full lineof Choice Pick
= les, Cream Cheese, Hams,
Shoulders. Breakfast Meat,
Oranges, Lemons. Banan-
as, Cabbage, Potatoes, etc.
Canned goods of every de-
scription always on hand.
Give me a call ais | claim
. to sell the best goods for
the lowest possible prices.
Thanking the public for
past favors, and soliciting
q share III the future, | re-
main
Yours Respectfully,
c. w. ScHILL. JR.
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plEleszEll'IeelEleI1)''
National Mutual
Insurance Company,
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, y: New York.

Ofers HE insurance. On ehe most liberal
and frtserE~zfFp terms and entirely de-
v0idpf TIE unnEeessArY arbitrary rules
and requirements that are fufrant
among IneurRaat companies EeBerAIiy
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29
Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered 70 the public. as the rate
charged IL directly Ii proportion 70 the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
faTAI &hiie none bnt those safely ia
suratfa are accented the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-29
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TINE
" TABLE Dec IS 1861
8 "a sunlIay VII - oa slgnal or q Ia d

Z On sunday will stop on signal or 70 tet oa
passengers
cept Sunday al 5 IS a. m, IL 80 r. m, 3fa n m,
stopping al all intermediate stations, arriving II
Harrisburg AZ 6.40.a. m. ID p. m, and I5S n p,
No 8 runs daily between Harrisburg and
Ghambersburg.
Daily.
I Daily except Sunday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Provisional Government of the
Hawaiian Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08

The Guide will be mailed To any part @
the islands for 81 Cents per Copy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08

Or. TO any foreign country tor 70 Cent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08
Home Cooking.

MICE HOMEMADE CAKE, PLAIN
- and Fancy, male to order in guam
titles TO suit. Also Nice Mayonaise from
the best OF materials.
lie BERETANIA ST..
SSOS-lm Bell TELEPHONE 169.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08

Any kind of printing at the GA
zETTE Office equal to work done
abroad.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08

by ta.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08
Notice

nURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
II sence from the Islands, Charles T.
Wilder has full power of attorney to act
for the firm of Wilder & Co., and also in
any personal matters.
3251-tf W. @. WILDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-08
General advertisements.
The Yost
WRITING MACHINE.

Wears ago, Mrs. Yost built type
writer, the Remington No. = and
Caligraph which were good enough
then. But the family has Increased
by thousands Other folks have
hitched on extensions to hold 'em.
But it's the same old typewriter,
same ribbon, same scales, same
rickety print. We want something
modern, and we get it In the NEW
Yosr, which rises superior to the
difficulties of any ribbon machine.
The ribbon blurs print, wears full
of holes, clogs type, takes power to
pull 1t along, weakens manifolding
and costs 50 or so a year. Our
Ink pad outlasts twenty ribbons.
Can be changed in ten seconds, and
costs less than 81 year. And as
to permanent alignment the YosT
is the only machine which accom-
plishes this much desired feat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
SUMMER srYLea

The new silk grenadines show alterna1o
stripes Of silk In small openwork lsosliks
flowers and viEex
The fashion Of matching the hat OF bon
net with the gown. while still In vogue, b
not SO obligatG.y RS formerly.
Some Of the delicious tints In canary,
pal. corn color md priniross yellow arc
even moro becoming to blends than to bru-
nciteS, which Is saying great deal
Striped chiffon with silk dots on every
alternate strips Il new; also beautifully
lowered pompadour batistes with colon
no. IL all pronounced, but In faint, shad-
twy tints Ike those In china silkA
Improved qualities Of storm serge arc
madc into atty lish and scrviccable Leach and
mountain dresses. with widencl bell skirt,
olsn English walking jacket and blouse
waist Of red or blue polka dotted taffeta
silk.
CObwebby Grape lisses are figured with
faint. shsdowy lcaves and flowers In nat
ural colors, 1L'l even the stamped swiss
ami organdie musiiDs are a. beautiful In
effect as some Of the treasured pompsdour
patterns In silks
Black silk blouses with spreading pufis
and close forearm pieces Of the silk have
the forearms. revers and collar thorn
stitched with white, silver gray or lilac
elk and are worn with afternoon costumes
Of "halr' mourning
Victorian cor~ages, glove fitting. almost
seamless and laced up the back, are to b
very general this summer In evening dresa
These bodies were very largely worn at the
queens latest drawing room; hence their
popularity.-Nsw York Evening Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
PULPIT AND PEW.

Massachusetts, has BD Congregational
churches and io6,o<S member. leading Ill
hsr sister states IN this respect
The pastor Of . Baptist church a. Ukiah,
Cal, wss asked 70 resign Cor prophesying
that the cod Of the world win take plaos
before The end Of The prsssnt season
Miss Marian Murdoch and Mis Buck,
both regularly ordainsd Unitarian minis
ten, have rscsivsd Joint call 70 . church
In Clsvsland u u stated that thsy WIN
not aoospt separate churohA
Ths Rev. Dr.. 6ahato Norais Of Philadsl
phia, sns q the most Distinguished Jswish
rabbisin this eountsy, celebrated the seven
tisth anniversary u his birth . fsw days aRn
Hk coaQsgatjon h The oldsst IN rsnnsyt
vsnia, snd - has srvsd y 10 nsss nAA
OvA - &---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
SUMNER SUGGESTIONS

Sponge yoar babies With cola water q
bedtimA
For insonnia In summer taks aood bah
1t bedtimA
Camphos ics and buttsrmilk both dive
relief from sunban
Have Jour house gowns made with opsn
necks and elbow sleeves
Battle daily. save Jour steps and eas Jour
meals and drink milk slowly.
Have mercy on Jour cook In your a.
raDgsmsnt Of meals for hOt dayR
Pres towels folded - usual through
Jour cloths wrings and savs Jour laun-
dreA
Allow double the amount Of time in
catching boats and trains that Jon do in
winter.
Do not make too many visits, and where
you 60 b sure that Jour visit IL = conven
lent ina
Give your children water to drink during
the hot weather. They noesl this 70 make
up for the los from penpiratioa-
Do not entertain too generously. summer
should b Q time Of rest. aud IL IL difficult
to rsst with house full Of guests
Place large dish Of water In . room
where the heat IL very oppressive. Change
once or twioe. and the temperature will Be
perceptibly lowered
Before going Tor . midday nail rub Jour
face. neck and hands with simple cream
and powder gently with oornstarch. wips
the powder Of. and on returning wash the
complexion well In warm water and with
CASTLE soap-IAdies' Home Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
IQhN,S Letter.

Brother Hannaford called upon US
Monday. We are always glad TO meet
With him. We are Of the same frater-
nifty, the %. BIS. You don't know
what that abbreviAtion means. He
does. Brother ii. has the appearance OF
one who eats good victuals. He says
that he has lived 30 long In Oxford
County that he Isn't nc To live anywhere
else. / appreheud that he will return,
az he has . lot at Rumford Falls and Il
about TO build. II could purchase A.
cheaply a. he did might yield to temp
tation. could not pay for IL In preach
Ing, but might get job TO shove around
the contribution-box, and that IL an e.
sential part Of the services. II would
be crossing to do IL, and especially at -
funeral.
have just downed field Of nice, fine
Alsike. II looks as though IL might be
quite filling. II IL claimed to be equal
TO red clover. II IL Il ID better than
pea-yine clover II isn't worth quarreling
about. The fxthers-all fore Of them
spoke well Of that sort. don't know
why. seeded an acre with IL on the
old sod, and that acre IL one Of the dark
spots In my llfe's history. IL MAS salts
factory until Il began to squat and crawl
In more directions than there are points
on any compass that ever existed. The
devil may SOW cookie and tares In my
field II he thinks Il nelghborly, but i
draw the line sharply at pea-vine
clover.
Geo. Record-that IL not definite as
there are four In town-"Sam's George"
Il training colt that has been badly
trained. George knows how to do IT
..Sam's George"
The night before the 9TH WAS remark
ably quiet nc the village. Patrolmsn
Crockett Was on his beat. someone
gave the Methodist bell . few 'yanks"
and then skipped, simply to show that
the spirit Of 70 Isn't dead and buried,
but Il itching to pop up when the press
ure Il removed. The boys came home
from Lewiston disappointed but not
full. Disappointed because their squirt
Ing WAS all In vain. The Auburn boys
managed the engine. They claimed the
privilege. IL IL their old engine and
they seem to have love for the in,ni-
mate thing. Mr.. Libby of this town 10
their old captain, aud Il captain still.
Saw Citizen Blsb~e pricticlng the old
army qulek-step stationward. A young
and pretty won IN WAS also practielng
the same STRIP In the same direction.
Knowing how IL IA myself, would say
that he was not running away from her.
They we're struck simultaneously with
the idea that they might grt lefs.
Saw nc the station n I'm. looking
young nan filed to the muxrle With
bug-juice, Who wAs anxious 10 shake
hands With all the girls. They simply
laughed and let him shake hls own
hand. That Il right, girls! Don't take
the hand Of drunkArL permanently,
for the time might come when you
would wish that you had taken the cold
hand of Old Grim insteAd. There are
such instances on record.
JOuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
THE MOVING WORLD.

Bricks are now made Of plaster Of paris
and cork.
There are now 9o,Oos publications In this
country. IN increase Of LA over that OF
isg2
The ship canal across the isthmus of Cor
NTH will probably Be- ready about next
September.
There 10 now q ventilated boot, the ven-
tiiatiou being effected BY means Of . small
bellows attachment to the leg OF the boot
and connected by tube with perforated
extra insole. the act Of walking keeping the
bellows active
Oldham. England, has furnacs Tor the
destruction Of the towns refuse which
burns at such high temperature that it,
beat. applied to raising steam. funishss
sufficient power TO morr than cover the cost
Of the collection and burning Of the refusa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
nose TuRr epsoaAasa

Tsain ysw eolt n hsis wussA tEsisi.e'
n9s n nnsy IN T.
4 slow spEing ssserally nAkss . ~
summer n koncdah
A stallion thas h worthy d publis pas'
ruoaes b worthy a being trained
~Whss nakss you. eali thas hoss
sp,kss'' .'csuss you's sos 70 pound hin
- drive hin"
La oaly . fsss clas trainer havs yons
Nora n thsy are pos good eooagh TOO
him. Keep them 81 bona
Doay sxpsFiment With shoeing u yoaz
hosse n eulng al right, even u q ~oountfy'
man" an pat The shors on
Fsshiooably bed stuck win aiways ell
a . prodt, and the man who brseds pons
uoek hes oily himsslf 70 blsma
Clesnliness IL the best remedy for akin
disease. Animals bseatbe through theskin
q well - through the lunn Ks<p Tue
pors opeA
No pygmy ever makes himself any lar
Ger By claiming to b. giant Nodishooe<i
bor,eman makes himself any better By
claiming 70 be the soul Of honor.
Too many last quarters and halves In The
early spring are many times the cause Of
losing rsces when the time comes TO trot To-
the monsy.-Tuf. Field and Farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

1T Is AN OLD THEORY THAT
new wood Il entitled to three coats OF
paint, but many new houses have but
two coats OF Chiffon Paint, and are then
allowed to stand two and three years
before they are painted again and then
only one coat. Can you not profit by
thli suggestion! 10 painting your house
this year get estimates on one. two and
tlir~c coats. II the house Il In fair con-
dillon and there Il not too much differ
ence between the shade you are to put
on and the one on the house, probably
one coat will sufiice. II not one, two
coats will surely answer. What II the
use then OF putting on threes We have
had painters tell Ne that they had paint
ed houses with Chiffon Paint where the
house looked better after two coats than
three-upon being asked why then they
put on three they answered that they
were obliged to ~ the contract called
for three. Word your contracts 90 you
can stop when you have gone far enough.
Put Chiffon Paint over . dry surfsce
only.
c. l. HATHAWAY,
Norway, Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
MESSENGERS NOTICE.
OvyicE or rHE sHERIyY ~ OxroRD COUNTY.
STATE M MAINE

OXFORD. % - June aist, A. d. lso.
This 10 70 Give Nostce, that on the flst day oil
June. A. ID. is1. . Warrant In Insolvency Va.
issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency for said
TERA .CUMAIN6s, aijudeefi 10 BE- an Issolvenl
wa Aid on he day ofJune. a Dlsn. 70 which
a. named date in.srss. o. elaine z 70 b CON ~
dsiiysiy ami trsnsfer Of any property bslosG
Ing 70 said debtor " him OF for HE use. AMI The
delivery and transfer OF any prOper!y BY. him
arc forbidden by law; thai Q nesting OF the
eneoss ons on mors Assisnsss Of bis s.tsss. VIII
b heId q . Court Of insolvsaey. g y hsLiss q
Paris IN said County, 90 ths -isth day Of Jaly
a. ID. ieeo, q nine O'Clock In NE FORENOON.
Given usder ~ hand Tho dass hrssabovs wrie-
A.P: BAssETr. Deputy shsns,
said County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

Wild geese ny from Florida to Connect
tut In II hourA
The strength OF horss II equal on N
average to that Of ~ men
Fishes of the Doras tribe can live on the
land and often march In large droves from
one piece Of water to another.
There In NO proof Of the extinction Of the
buffalo 10 convincing and saddening ~ the
great piles Of skulls, horns and bones Of
thee animals that are seen near the rail-
rad tracks on the northwestern plainA
A writer In Science nays that while one
holds his breath he Is proof against the
sting Of . bee lie further says the bee
may lie held 1. the Legs and that be win
try 10 sting. but win never succeed until
the breath u expelled
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
ARCHITECTURAL

The roofs Of Egyptian temples are com
posed Of huge blocks Of stone laid from col.
umn to column
The palace Of the kings Of Babylon may
still b easily traced. Il lisa vast mound
700 yards square. The walls were Q fest
thick and strengthened with buttresssA
Chinese hotels are all built on the same
plan-a large courtyard, around the four
sides Of which are built rows OF small
rooms. the restaurant and ofics being In
front
The city Of Bantam In Bokhara II cut
In the side OF = mountain. There are
i2,o0o artificial caves, some very large, and
two statues, ons 90. the other 20 feet high,
each hewn from single stone
The Spanish Escurial II built In the shape
of q gridiron. The buildings form . par
ALE 'ogram go BY $50 test, and at each angle
Il q tower 800 feet high. There are thres
large churches In the Enclosure, one con
tanning the tombs Of most Of the Spanish
kings and queenA
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CYCLONE At NORTH JAW.

About > O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, =
regular tunnel-shaped cyclone passed
through North Jay, dealing destruction
TO everything In It's path.
IL apparently started short distance
west OF the farm Of =. X. Leland, pass
Ing near his buildings, doing slight dam
age, thence through an orchard taking
trees up by the roots, and coming In
contact with 60-foot barn and t0-foot
stable on the farm Of Elisha Coolidge
and con, completely demolishlpg both,
besides unroofng another barn and
moving corn barn from its foundation.
There we're two cows In the barn and
some pigs In the cellar, which for .
wonder, were dug out from the ruins
unharmed.
The air VAS literally full OF debris for
. long way up, some Of which fell upon
q buiiding my rods distant With SUM-
Client force TO 20 through the roof.
Thence the storm passed across Q field,
demolishing all trees In lie wake. and
between the house and barn Of Edwin
l.. Carter which stand about ak rods
apart, partially unroohng hls barn,
damaging hls house and carrying an
outbuilding away, thence crossing the
railroad Into the woods.
Ths ioss falls heavily upon Mr.. Cool
idge, a. he WAS about TO commence har-
vestlng large crop OF hay.