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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.
Cause Of the Calamity-The Loss Of Life MOI
Yet Accurately Determined.

Cause Of the Calamity-The Loss Of Life Not
Yet Accurately Determined.
New YORK, May 5.-At 9:20 this morning an
alarm was sent out to fire headquarters for the
South ferry station, Brooklyn; within half an
hour after there were four alarms and two
special calls. which hurried eighteen fire com
panies to the scene Of the disaster, the extent of
which will probably not be known for some days
Fronting 2C0 feet on State street is a building
known as the "State street machine shop" but
it is in fact only portion of series of irregular
but connected buildings, which occupy most of
the space of the interior OF the block bounded
by Atlantic avenue and State street, and Hicks
and Columbia streets. The principal en-
trance to these buildings is on Atlantic
avenue. 1t is gateway which passes
beneath two-story frame building The left
portion of the ground floor is occupied by Mr.
George l.. Abbott, the agent of the owner of the
property destroyed
When the tiremen got to the Atlantic. avenue
entrance they found that all the interior build
ings were in flames, and that the westerly wall
Of the fivestory building had fallen cut and car
riei with it the extension of the tenements front
ing on Atlantic avenue and directly west of the
gateway entrance. The utmost excitement pre-
vailed, and the most exaggerated rumors were
anoat as to the damage done and the loss of
life. simultaneously with the alarms which
were sent out by Chief Engineer Nevins, calls
were telegraphed for the ambulances. When the
excitement had somewhat atsubsided the conflicting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
Curtailinr Production Of WHISKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 5.-A meeting of Ken
lucky distillers was held to night at which seven
tcnths of the entire interest in the State was
represented 1t was resolved that for the balance
of the season production should be reduced to
the actual demand. Several large firms said
that they would shut down as soon as the grain
on hand was used up
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
Disappearance of wen-Known Man.

CHICAGO May ga story is published here
this afternoon to the effect that Charles A.
Libby, partner in the New York and Chicago
house of James A. Libby 81 Co., has mys
teriously disappeared, and that the police and
his relatives can find no clew to his whereabouts.
Mr. Libby left his store on last Monday, saying
he would return shortly, but since that time he
has not been or heard Of.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
Anatomical, studies in Kentuc,r-.

VANcEBURG, KY, May 5-George Cole and
Dock Smith are rivals over Miss James, Of this
city. On Sunday afternoon they met at the
base ball grounds with their respective friends
and fought the issue out with knives. Cole is
cut through and into his lungs and below the
nipple Dock Smith is cut crossways, but his
lungs we're penetrated and air passages of large
volume made in both lungs Physicians pro-
nounce both men fatally wounded. The city
preachers have been praying with both men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
The Coming Wheat Crop.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The Farmers Review, in
commenting upon the numerous crop reports re-
ceived up to May l, will say MAY has been
ushered in with snow-storm in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and with rains in other portions OF
the Northwest. While it is purely idle guess
work to prognosticate growing season, there is
nothing very encouraging in the general crop
outlook. Winter wheat is bad, and promises TO
grow worse rather than improve. Spring wheat
has not all been seeded and oats are not all sown
vet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
THE FIGHT AT PENJDEH.

An Account Of the Engagement Given by
Eye-Witnesses.
SIMLA, May 5.-Eye-witnesses Of the Penjdeh
affair say that ON March 20 Taib Salar, the
Afghan commander, received General Koma-
roff's utimatum that unless the Afghans re-
tired from the left bank Of the Kushk and the
right bank Of the Murghab before evening the
Russians would drive them out Captain Yate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
THE YINCENNES FIRE.
The Loss Now Estimated at $3.50, ,O00-Lisi
of interested Insurance Companies.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNEs, Ind, April 5.-The terrible con-
aagration of last night has put the town in
chaos. The total loss now appears to be about
$l50,000. Two squares of buildings were burned,
forty five business men were burned out and
thirty buildings consumed There is considera-
bic insurance The losses thus far obtained are
as follows:
l.. johnson, $4,000; Champion Ma
chine Company, $4,000 William Green,
Green's OpGa-house, 100000; G. L. Bailey,
agricultural implements $4,000 This includes
commission goods from implement houses Mr.
Bailey's personal loss is about 5000 w. c.
Johnson, law Office, $780, John L. Green, COM
mission merchant, on grain, loss, 4,500 Post
Office, loss building, $1,000; contents
$1,000 Mrs Usher, loss on building, $1,000
Peter Smock, saloon, loss, $1,000 Atlas Mills
loss, s., 800. A. Tindolph, loss. $4,000 B. & o.
telegraph Office, $500. w. u telegraph Office
5000 Wm Barlow, household goods, $780,
Tom Hayes. dwelling, $1,000 Williams
& Wilhelm, loss, $500. REILLY & Niblack, law
office, loss, $40O. Cauthorn & Boyle, loss, $780,
B. Knirhm, grocer, loss SO, 900. Joseph Pollock
& Co., Touring mill, loss, $500; on warehouse,
81, 500. Mrs. Williams, warehouse. loss, 81, 900.
Spiegle, Gardner & Co., furniture dealers, loss,
$4,000 c. A Smith, druggist loss So, 500. D.
o. Garrison, commission merchant loss 81, 300.
G. w. Dove, loss, $4,000 Odd-fellows' building,
damage, $4,000 The insurance and the COM
panies interested thus far obtained, are as fol-
lows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
Resignations and Appointments.

WAsHINGToN. May 5.--The Attorney general
mas appointed w. Il. Robinson of louisiana
law clerk in the Department of Justice, vice A.
IL Dutton resigned
Joseph Nimmo. jr, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics, has resigned at the request of Secra
tary Manning 1t is said that VIM. f. Switzler,
of Missouri, will be appointed 10 succeed him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06
Stearnsllin Nexx..

LONDON May ARRIVED: Pavonia European
aud Wcstphalia, from New York; Hanoverian,
from Philadelphia
New York. May 5--Arrived: Steamer Wei
land, from Hamburg Greece, from London;
Ethiopia, from Glasgow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-06

The Atlas mills loss is estimated at 81, 500; in
sured for s., 800. Spiegle, Gardner & Co. havo
$1,000 in the Royal of Liverpool A. Tindolph
has $500 in the Phenix of Brooklyn. There
were also other insurance risks, but they cannot
vet be Obtained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

SuE Han FORGOTTEN How delightful
10 D, % sit la an easy carriage behind a
tractAhlc Ani not too swim horse and ln
the presence % good company 10 enjoy The
rich foliage OF June ana the ascending
odors Of TIE bloom OF vee aud shrub, aud
ysi even this pleasant occupation has H.
.ombrc side. TIE two were enjoying Iast
such a season a. the sun went down
Aud the new moon like a cimetar hung To-
The western sky.
'Oh. AlgernOn," said she, sNcetly,
don't you thlnk, I've forgotten some
thlugf
"wh.i Is Il. dearcsli Inquired be, ten.
derry.
II bad an engagement with Augustus de
Lsncy Tor a drive aud whist party this
evening
The young man said nothing. bat the
re-; Of the drive was remarkably whilst.
-HrrffJrf pUsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU.

A girl about II years OF age was passlpg
through the Central Market the other day,
when one OF the stsnd-keepers called 10
her and added:
Come up here, poor thing. while con.
sole you sbit SO your mother Is married
sgainf-
"Yes'm.-
Went and married a man, I SUPPOSED"
"Yes'm."
"Ah-umi AMI us . step-father you
have. chr" Dear, dear. but how I pity
you"
"what for, maiami"
child"
II kuess not-not this eyel The first
thing did with him Was 10 &c, 10 q row
and bresk one OF his fingers with club
Ma'sm set In sgin me and burned up the
deeds TO The farm and LET forty hogs into
the later field
.Do tell And you don't have 10 put up
with any abasef"
Mot . whit, masm. I'm oil right,
thank you. rs the step-father you want
70 weep over - soon ~ he can limp 10
town"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

liz WANTED Lawn MowER 81 want
alawn mower, said citizen yesterday a.
be stepped into hardware store.
Any special kind you prefcri" inquired
the dealer.
mo. don't know much about lawn
mowers myself but want the nOlsest one
that's ever made I've got darned mean
nelghbor whose children worry the life out
OF me with their whooplng and yelling ev.
cry night t.ll 10 o'clock. | want q mower
that can discount the tannery whistle, and
III wh0Op Il up every mOrnlng from four
O'Clock tlll breakfast and wake Up the
little brais. When night comes they will
be sleepy enough 20 go 10 bed q. q decen
hour.
A machine was picked out
Never mind the oil can" said the clti.
zen. A. The merchant began 10 tie one 20
the handle. II aln't going 10 use any oil
Noise l. what am amer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
sANEn IN A MATCII

Keep sharp look-ou, ~hile 90 the
run echoed an engineer. "Stouli SAY
&c did. The man that ifies 20 run an
engine without keeping BIZ eyes peeled
gets left sooner OF later. I've heard
about fellows OFT vest that would start
oat on run ~iih board reaching ACROSS
from the driver. seat % the hremsn's.
and a deck Of cards. bat | never tiled
that. Jus, 10 show you how necessary
Il i for q man % keep his eye CA the
rail. ahcal Of aim. lr; me- tell you = lit
lie story. was running along one
aisht IN Ohio s5me years ago. /, wAs a
blo~y. rainy. nasty night. and ia times
ike that a man j. doably wa,chfal For
hours | never took my eyes ir0m the Net.
slisien.ng tails ahead o. me, except, Of
course. ~hen Ne stopped a. stations.
All A. once saw IN font o. MEOW
iar ahead ! couldn't ,ell-a ghmmer Of
hight. IL ~as Just a spark barely
So il before IL disappeared. Vas Il a
lightning bug, | hadn't seen any that
eight. What ~as IL, That couldn't
answer. Bu, my insiine, told me to stop
the train. and stop 1t ! did. IL was mighty
lucky that looked q, It ihA, way, for
that glimmsf Of light Was caused in the
oldest way you ever saw. You couldn't
sues. il in a week. A farmer Was walk
ing along the track, WIN he discovered
q short bridge 90 badly washed on, by
the freshe, that 70 run upon il with a
train meant a wreck. lie tired 10 star,
a fire with paper and his clothing. bu,
he couldn't DO IL. He bad one match
lsh. lie kept that until | 20; close 10
him, his plan being 10 strike tha, match,
bold il in bis bat. and wave !, across the
track a. be had seen the brakemen do
when they wanted TO signal stop. II,
was his hope thA, | would see the blaze
before il Was blown out. lie 10 sooner
struck the match than ou, went the
blaze. II Was merely fash. bat ! saw
il, and the farmer had saved the train.
What II | hadn't made il rule 10 keep
my eyes peeled along the rails every min
ute while running s'-Ch'cago Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Fivs wear, 40 broke down with nd
aey ant liver complaint and rheumatism
Since then I have becn Unable % De
ah0ut ~ al NJ liver became hard nae
wooi my limbs were pof-d up AMI hiled
slth watsr
All ne bcsi physicians agrced that roth
ing couli cure me. I resolved % Try Hop
Blttors I have used seven bottles the
hardness has all gone from my liver. The
sseihug from my limbs. AMI u hss srorAsi
rlrIrir In my case; otherwise | would
have cceu nos In my grave.
wv. NOISY. Bafslo, oct !. issi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

-Tats an ne Kiinsys AMI Liver
ut,llciafs
Take an The blood pariners,
Take en- The DyPTsia and Indigestion
Carss.
Take an The Agss. Fever, and bilious
Veclacs
-Tske an the Brais and Nerve force
rCrlrts.
Take an the Great health restorers.
n siorf. take all the oest qualities OF All
these and the--btsf,
-Quala.ss % al The best medicines In
he world. and you vln dad that haF
-Biffers havethe bet curative qualities
ant powers Of All-coacssfr1iet In them,
Ard that they viii cure When any OF
all % these. singiy 0r-cotshtsed faii "
a thorough Trial viii give positive
proof % this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

"No, said the Vermont deacon, II don
approve OF boss racln, and when another
member Of the church becomes 50 goddess
a. % pass me on the road comm home
from meetln'. feel II my daiy b the
church 20 let out q leetle on the rslns, last
10 keep him from putin bis trust In earth
In things"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

We kHos OF 40 way That ~ can brnslt
cor readers more than ~ calling their
attention 90 JoAasoHs taodynr LiHimrnf
II i tho oldest and most valuable patent
medicine Ia The world Evcy body should
keep 10 lu the house. n vii check dlar'
flrl and dysentefy in one hour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
lOO DosEs or DOLLAR

Il insepsrably connected with Hoods Sar.
ssparilla, and Il true Of no other medicine
IL Il an unabswerable argument A. n
strength and economy, while thousand.
testify TO its bl0Oi-pufiying and strength.
ening qualities. A bottle OF Hoods Ssr.
sapsrilla contains 100 doses and will last
q month, while Others will average 20 las,
not over a week. Hence, for economy
buy Hoods SsrssparillA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

n has been decided ths, naval eade,
Who throw. Kisses AZ q girl IL guilty OF
sungentlemsnly Jnduct but pefhap-
there were some exisnuAting cifcums'an-
ces. Possibly the girl dlint cone near
cnough % the cadet % admit 81 Risslng
her In suy other way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

lou are allosei THEE rniAL ~ ruiHrr DAYS
u the us- 81 Dr. Dyes Ccicbrafrd Violate Belt
with iicctric suspcnsory Appliances. fuf the
speedy relief and permanent cure 81 Nervous
lbebillty. los ~ Vitality and Manhood, aud an
eases. COmpletr restoration % health. vlgor
md manhood guaranteed. No risk L. incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, With full Information,
terms. etc, mallcl FREE BY Addressing Aoliaic
BELT Co. Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Il Is the little things In this ne that
cause al or most Of the Petty little an.
noysnces and di-sppointmenis. Ihlnk oi
the terrible potency locked up, 80 - re-
mark. In q dynamite cartridge Of three.
by.four mustard pl'ster Tor sale Al All
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
uL ESiGSA

ui-ESfGNA
Composed OF - letters.
nv 20. 81. 3. a., 81, p i an angel
ny IS. :. 81, 4. -. 30. - : 10 diseoan'
tcuance.
Nv 81. o.. lG. a.. 10. = i sleep
Nv -. m. %. IN. Is. n l. an emblem Of
victory.
Nv "a. ~. %. 2. 81. i7sarlng
Nyit. 81. 81. On. 50 l. 90 establish.
Nv as. IS. 81. 8, 80. 81 i death.
Ms a.. 3. 90. 81 i % llnger around.
Nv IS. a.. "a. 20. 25 IL . book In which
passing eveuis are recorded.
Nv a.. a.. is. a., g. 81, 65 i The chill
deus room
MI. 81. 90. -. 90 l. 20 wiring
Nv 50. So. ~. 81 l. lac gaute.
Nv a.. s.. 81. 6f II q shelter.
Nv -. 81. ~, a. IL a perfume
TIE whole i an Important event 10 The
history OF oar country.
FaRvrR louN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Itlsallvery well 10 say TEL the truth, '
but when q boy comes home with his shirt
wrong side out. BIZ. stocking. fall % sand
and bis hair shedding coplous tears upon
bis limp collar, rs far easier for that boy
% explain bis uuwonted appearance by
saying that be has been turning somsr.
.aults aud sweating awfaliy than % Own
up that be- has been In swimming
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

The motto of The propulsion. OF Dr.
Henry Baxtsrs Mandrake Bitter. 10, " the
greatest good % The greatest number,
aud 80 scil a large bottle - valuable
remedy for The small price Of - cents, ani
safrant every bottle - give satisfaction
of money rrfunie..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Ycs. rugs are a great Improvement upon
carpets. especially In a sanitary point Of
View bat when a man has uippei over
half q dozen ln crossing The foof and hual.
" goes sprawlug on the cncumbfancF
nearest The door. be begins % Sigh for thu
whole carpet, even though IL should hring
With !, the lusii.08s tack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Tnf attention n our reslers 4 o.llei % he al
vertsemeut q Dn skru AESoLD's nkfssr. n Y.
claimed that foe any years has hen the mosf see
cessf medicine &c The cnre u bowel oompslnfs ani
that has larger sale than any other article q ne
klnd IN New fngland. A. The season u upon ~
when sudden Htscks q bowel complaints e lishe 10
ocsur especially among children. sure cure, which
DR- sErn ARxoLD's BAIsAn u said o h., l. an In.
valuable article 10 have AZ hand 70 give relief and
save lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
GEN. GRANT TO THE CHILDREN
wAsHINGroS. June 6, 1910.

WAsHINGrOS, June o, 1870.
70 fAs Editor ~ fhs Sunday school Itmss,
IAaadslpAid.
Your favor Of yesterday. asking = mes-
sage from me 10 the children and youths
Of the United States, to accompany your
Centennial number. y this moment re-
eeived.
Ny advice to Sunday Schools. no mat
ter What their denomination IL; Hold
f.s, to the Bible As the shee, anchor OF
your Liberties write its PreoeP,s ia your
hearts and practice them IN your lives.
To the influence Of this Book We are
indebted fOr all the progress made in true
civilization. and to this We mus, look ~
our guide in the future.
"Righteoasnsss sxaltsth . nation bn,
Sin ls a reproseh to any people"
YOas respectfully. U. 5. GRANT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

TIE Texas editors NE i coil AM i-ou-
be Here Il wall from TIE editor 40 10.
wlc eros. Tlmbfrs
Bring In that wool you pfomIsri u.
anf pas Cor your psp,r " ne~d hr Hi-.il
and yua want thr psp-f N'sart sg1Nr.
add bring 10 iu. fpr ynu PROMISED a
would"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS -DetAeh
the notice from your bottle Of Mlrss lei
l0r Doct. and mall per directions 90 each
bottle, and thus seCurr an assortment 81
oar elegant decorative Advertisements,
Souvenirs. etc. MY. ID SYErr Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

lfthc flunitlr o. par. goo Streams vii
b, pure ai-o. SO slth ola pnoi m nat
be- pure The heslth L. s-fs1II.lfd Pr
i1sf Iargliirs Piif make nss rich n''s''i
and taken one uight all change ths
blood In the entire system within tlfee
mouths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
SALARY.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

VrruERFks Chsrlss Y Esmes Of A..s III
w he CSanIy OF Oxf0ri and staie ~ ~, q
hi. nofigsss deed dAisd ne iseni,, 80 Esxts
Apsll. A ~, I-.l ani recoris.i n Oti2., ~ n
nv OF Deeds, box ls1 pase 81, CT ~ ssts1
the uatesiEnef, esrtaln psie y 80. ~ al AZ
scribe.i e. follows, viz BENZ Ren 20 Al
berei lhrss, IN ne hfh rsare q % s. -. as
bssy. eco .ainiss sixty aere. msf s. vy.i,er ID.
bsinf ths farm fofmefy eocap - y. -, rsutsFei
b ssld Chsrle. X Eamss by ne 81 80 thsn
seasey. by desd daief April - "a u
sutlsrt 70 too other Norsarss 80. ,,s.s. tns
BY 70 hoser A Chapman. - III osea /,
nov Therefore. b. rssson Of ne 49,. AZ ga
sosf,tios thereof, claim . PsrAyEY.
Dsisl jane -. A.D- LES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Alsry man will 90 up soou, The lake. o.
Minnesota for the summer and claim 'hs.
he has no, time to send even postal carr
10 dear friends at home and YET DC WI 40
on, dsy amer day and drop line 10 hshcs
who love him not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

u.-pECAFirsrioNs
I. Behesi q bolldiug. and lesve an ar
ticle OF farultase; behead again. and leave
capable.
Behead bird. aud leave pAlei be-
head again. and leave an article
B.be.d to cosle-ce. and leave %
loaut bshead agaiu. and Lave the last.
Beheai beat. and leave small wheel ,
hehead again. AMI leave fold In cloth.
5. Behsai % ffiehien, aud leave antle.
"; heheAd Agaln, and leave an auAlllsfy
v,rh. Dolly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

va. sight h. behold and was unable b
eulJy NE A. all NOW am the picture Of
htsith anf eau eat anything What dii ~
sulphur Blttrrs cured me ~ Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, amer suffering Two years.
" N BoumaH, MIHrhfuer. ~ N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

PennsylysnIs reporter, u Is said, has
fallen heir 10 $4,000. II Isn't oftsn tns'
the Pennsylvania reporter gets an eAs l,
slye, aud, therefore, this one vii pfoo.o'y
make the most Of bis Opportunity 10 spFead
himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

yrs All nts stopped fres b. Dr. kline's Great
Nerve RESTORE. 70 nts amer nrst days ne
Marvellous cures Treaties and VA u.lle
frce 10 az cases. send % pr. Kline, ni Afch
~, rhllA. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
WHAT ruE FLOWERS SAID


-IIry wIiow ~alYf I sish -src daisy,
msrp, lauFtinE daisy. hin' ma'i'n
sighed ..
'-rnsn BY ~uiov wsiy When nfc Is tTiEhi
Keeps obssrfai spirit.- me daisy say rypliri
-Hcy wiiiow a., haitsrcup 90 lac o. he,
A BRIGHT goiieu huitsfcun- the Aitic mailen
-then by -ilow sally male maiisn. ira~
% thee
ilis'. soiisn sln.hins.- che uuitsrcup o.
luci.
.IIey wlIios walyf that I oouii o. clover.
Ass~ef. crimson ciuVef" thc hiiir maiden
sighed
'.Tten ~ ulllow -aiyf ere thy youth isovcf.
Treasure al its housy,- the clover srcei fs
rCpued.
Hey uiuo~ waIVf Or only ounid b. = rusr,
a dainiy. pretty ~iii rosr, ule little mai.ien
-rhsn hsy ~iros waiy' every little maii
Ilos b. b. ro..bai.- M dsluiy nc.c fe.
-N Nicholas ~ AnguN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Know TuYsEIT, BY reading The "scl-
ence OF Life" the best medical WORK ever
published, for young and middie-aged men'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04
I-cH.nkDH

Papa. please give me little more srsi,
Twas q sscoad pltt>nce you gave me-
IN have 10 boy me total dress,
I can't DO without u 10 save me
BNNNiE BxK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

Arnlca 4 on Eminent l. very healing
and soothing. and does wonders When ap'
piled 10 old sores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-04

A common cold should not be neglected.
Downs Ellxlr will cure II.