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The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Assaulted Bed.

About ten O'Clock last night while James
Palmer, colorcd man living on Vann
street, between Third and Fouieand- a-half
streets, southwest, was lying in bed asleep,
some person, who had gained an entrance
through an insecurely fastened back door
struck him over the eye with the butt end
of all axe and inflicted injuries from which
he will probably die. The assailant Is sup
posed to be " Pug" Wilson with whom Palmer
had quarrel on Saturday, and, 1t is alleged,
attempted to shoot the latter. Palmer is at
tho Freedman's Hospital
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
TAKE YOUR TINE.
Watch and Wait Patiently and Things
VIII Come i'm Due Order.

Watch and Wait Patiently and Things
VIII Come in Due Order.
Go slow Ideas are not hatched by straining
and grabbing for them. They come to you
when the mind is in mood to receive thcm
You would call farmer fool TO throw his
seed on unplowed ground month before the
proper season for planting because he was in a
hurry for the crop. There's vast amount of
human effort made about as sensible.
Go slow. Many of the things a man hur-
rles after are not worth the hurying for A
young man was once in q great hurry to get
married. He got married. Within years
time he was in as great hurry to get unmar-
riedp1 pgotsMnmaruied, y Soon he was in a
great hurry to get married again. But this is
no way to rush into such II serious and impor-
tant business. Had he gone slow at the start
he would probably have saved himself lots of
trouble, expense and sad experience. New
York Star
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Shot His WIFE Anoihental1v.

George Roth, who lives at So Fenton Place,
was showing friend curious old four-bar.
relied pistol Saturday night at the front door
of his house, and after examining it Mr.. Roth
passed through the parlor where Mrs. Roth was
sitting to put the gun away. AS he passed his
wife it slipped from his hand and as it struck
the floor 1t went off and shot Mrs Roth in the
leg. Mrs Roth says she is satisfied that the
shooting was accidental and there will be no
prosecution.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
solId onl, ncd-Koom Sod. sas.

William II. Houghton & Co. are now ooen and
'eady for business AZ their elegant new store,
1918 and 1920 Il st. n. w. They are Offering
solid oak bedroom set (three piccesl at S2S, the
hest value for the money in the city. Their
stock in interior decorations. drapCries, parlor
and chamber furniture. wood work, wall paper,
lnccs, irngcs, bedding, carpets, rugs, dining
room furniture, mantcls, tiles hrasses aud spc-
cal designing is complete and inexhaustiblc, ut
prices no one can complain of. This firm makes
speciality Of certain class OF goods that can
not be found in any other establishment south
OF New York. After an experience Of nearly
seventeen years in this business, we solicit your
trade and orders and guarantee all prices, be-
lieving that we can do as well as any firm in
ur limo
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Lawn Tennis Notes.

a tennis tournament will begin this after
noon ON The grounds OF the Taraqui club
on II near Fourteenth street I'm which mem
bers OF the club will participate. Next
Monday tho KrinOn and Kcnesaw clubs will
join with the Tarlaqui club In tournament
A Tournament win begin at the grounds of
the Highland Country club the latter part OF
this month. Prizes, several hundred dollars
In value viii be given. Among tine well
known players expected Is SlOcum, who re
Gently won the championship.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
The Last Excursion to the Caverns OF
Luray

The train of reservedseat Eastlake coaches
will leave b. and o. depot on Wednesday, the
9TH instant, at $50 a. M This is the last of
the popular excursions to these great and mar
velous caverns. -Four hours are allowed for
their inspection. Reserved seats can be Sc
cured in advance without additional charge
at b. and o: ticket offices, 619 and 1851 Penn
sylvania avenue. Round trip fare only SO 80.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
AnluseInents.

Frederic Biyton in Forgiven" at the
National tonight.
Baltic Of Shiloh from 0 A, NJ. TO 10 p. N,
'The White Slave" which VIII be presented
Of liauis's lliJOu tonight, ia one OF BARLEY
Campoela bcst plays, II not The besU and tho
sGle of seats gives promise that the house
win be filed 10 oVe1lOwlng
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Last Harper,s Ferry Excursion

The last excursion to Island Park is an
nounced for Thursday, September 6, and all
who can do so should not fail to visit this de-
lightful and historic resort before tho close Of
tue season. Train leaves b. and o. depot 9i5
a. m. Secure reserve seats in advance at Gl0
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue without extra
charge. Round trip only 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Killed hynDirl rrnin.

II. II. Bradley, colOrcl laborer Of 1920
Twcltth street, While at work on the cX-
tonslon Of Mass. ave. went over an cnibanlt.
jurod that he died ycfterday. The brake,
filled 10 net and ho lost control OF the cars
and could not stop them
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
APension shnrk Arrestnd.

A man, claiming to DO NIajo-Gcnordl
Hovey, OF thls Guy. was arrested at Racine,
v Is, yesterday. lie represented himself
as a pension examiner, and endcavOrcd TO
induce people TO allow him 20 collect their
pensions. After his arrest he confessed the
fIand. and was ahen TO Milwaukee by a
United States Marshal.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
WASHINGTON CRITIC.
CITY SPECIALS.
HouseIteepers

will find Il to their advantage to examine the
stock of Furniture. Carpets and stoves that Is
offered for the next thirty days at 20 per cent.
below regular prices, at the Mammoth Install
mcnt House OF John Rudden, $50 and 932 Sew.
euth street northwest All ON small weekly or
monthly payments TO suit purchasers. This eX'
cellont opportunity is seldom offered TO buyers
on the ,nstalmpnt plan.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Rev. Mr.. Kent,s Return.

Last October the trustees of the Church
of Our Father intimated to Rev. Alexander
Kent, the pastor, that new minister would
be desirable, and Mr.. Kent accordingly re-
signed. The services of a permanent pastor
were not secured. however, and Mr.. Kent was
recalled. Yesterday he occupied the pulpit
for the first time. lie expressed the greatest
good Will towards the Congregation.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
For Murray & Go .

Celebrated Butterino go to the original Stands,
$40 $50, 351 Centre Market, centre aisle.
II. KLEIN,
Successor to W. c. Scribner.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Continuation of FireworIss at pnx Ridge

The fre-work drama at Bay Ridge is an
nounced for Sunday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, the Cd, 9TH and 9th insts. This Is won.
derful exhibition and has proven to be the
greatest attraction of the season. No extra
charge. Trains leave B. & o. depot, 800 q.
H., 1850 and 4:20 p. IN. Round-trip, 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
NInrrinpe Iicenses.

Edward T. Pettngill, city, and Adde s.
Clarke, Alexandria, Va; James II. Richardson
and y. Ella Posey; Richard Boyne and Ida
Hart; Henry NJ. Shepherd Orange County,
Va, aud Jennie r. Washington, Goldsboro' f,
n a
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Excursion to Pen Mar

via the B. and o. Special through express
will leave b. and o. depot Tuesday, the 4th
instant, at S a. m. Superb scenery, good mll-
sic. dancing, etc. Ronnd-trlp only Sl.5O.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03

TeAlNs for Bay Ridge leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot week days at . a. no.. 1880 and 42O
2. ~, Returning leave Bay Ridge 7l0, S:05,
ll;45 a. ~, o:4O and $3.50 p. m.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Worth Considering.

These Machines have side leaf drawers, cover
and attachments. All guaranteed. and if not
entirely satisfactory can be returned within so
days and money he refunded. WM STlEDELING,
sole agent ID. G. for the "Household" Sewing
Machine. 1851 Pa. ave. n, W.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Wnldeoher M Cn.

music dealers, have removed to 7l9 Seventh
street northwest where they win be pleased
10 see their friends and customers.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Bay Ridge TO Close.

Bay Ridge VIII close its doors on the Gth
inst, and this will be the last opportunity TO
see the great lre-wori drama. No extra charge.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Pen AIar

Special excursion on the 4th instant Train
leaves b. and o, depot at S a. IN. Round
trip only $l50.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Hot Lunch
Hni IIInnh

served to the patrons of Harris Biiou Theatre
every night, at Frank Heygsters Sample Room
No. 00i Pennsylvania avenue; rear entrance on
G street.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Campa;gn Flag

every night at Frank Heygstcr's Sample Room,
No. o0i Pennsylvania avenno; rear entrance on
street, opposite Harris Theatre
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03

7 OST-AUG. 20. A FEMALE FoX.TERRIER,
L. black and white marked peculiar sham
bling gait. 1918 Vt ave, before 10 or after g.
Reward
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
WnIdccl,nr n 90.

music dealers, have removed to 719 Seventh
street northwest, where they will be pleased to
see their friends and customers
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03


Free Concert at Edels tonight.
willis Ice Co.'s Penobscot ice-red wagons
For Washington Spring Lamb
60 to John r. @ Kelly 1as stalls s 62s SS 629 and $40
erty. Corned beef speciality.
EdeTs is the coolest place in town.
IL is the Best.
Ask for IT, Schlitzs Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For sale by all leading houses.
Ladies' Royal Kid Button, Common Sense
and Opera Toe with Patent Leather Tips, SO. so.
GARTRELLis, 900 Seventh street.
FusseII's Ice Cream. 1926 New York ave.
Lithograph Check Books made TO order
Handsome designs. KERvAND, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
We have reduced another lot of fine suiting
to $40 to order Eiseman Bros, corner 9TH
and L, manufacturing tailors and clothiers
Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at rs cents per hundred. KERvAND, 1912
Pennsylvania avenue.
Is Your Property Insured
Ifnot, consult GURLEY Bros, 1919 st. n. W.
Crescent Oil, 1850 Fire Test
Highest Test. Safest and Best Oil Sold in the
City.
For Lamps and Stoves. 3 gallons, 81.
Prime 1900 Fire Test oil, gallons, 50c.; 2
gallons, 25c.
China, Glass and Housefurnishlngs at very low
prices.
LAWRENCE & CAVALIER,
1910 Est. II. W.
Monograms and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. KERyAND's, 1912 Penn.
sylvania avenue.
'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in u ib Ward" prints, doc.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, sc. per qt. Cream. 15c.per qt.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Free Concert at Edels tonight.

SIX and Muslin FIags.
NJ. G. COPELAND & Co.,
400 11th st. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03

Ruth the Christian Scientist: or, The New
Hvgea, by Rev. DR.. John Chester, published
by Carter q Karrlck of Boston, is now on sale
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
COR SALE,-THE BEST LITTLE MILK ROUTE
H I'm the CITY AMlress MILK. CIitie ollioe.

XXTAETED BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A
w place as groom on coachman In private
family; will 60 tny or& in stable or house;
trst class city references. Address @. G.. b.,
Critic Office
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
Great Reduction in Wines, old whiskies,
Liquors, etc

We have begun special sale for thirty days Of
our entire wine and liquor department. Every
article is marked down from.the very reasonable
charges, for which our store Is noted, TO the
greatest bargain prices ever offered on such
goods. You will do well to call and examine the
list. NJ g. u. METZGEu,
AIT seventh street N. W.
For Murray S Co.'s
Celebrated Butterine 60 TO the original Stands,
$40, $50, 351 Centre Market, centre aisle.
II KLEIN,
Successor TO w. c. Scrbncr.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
UNDERTAKERs.

l WILLIAM LEE
Successor 10 nenry Lees sons)
u NJ ID "A J:2 II a x III FL
332 PENN AVENUE n. W.,
South Side
Branch office, 108 Maryland ave. s. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
..Aiderney Dairy Wagons.

Nonograms and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures KERyAND's, 1912 Penn.
sylvana avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-03
BASEBALL SMALLTALK.

Following are the percentages of the League
and Association clubs to date:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Chat.

IL the eh,nsing weather 90 this nonih
q greet msuy sfs troablsf vlih . hsching
ooash. q colt. taksn In time. can oftsn -
Chectsd We hep aconi,e ISOLATION 81 oaf
hos-s. which. b patiipg fes drops In Q
litils water snd uasn q, short Intervals
dsring he evening, yin oresk ups cold
By mornirg.
A c0rrsspontsut writes that hsspinx
ts.spconful % honsy stirred into rae
sgg 10 vsry good corrective FOE cough.
Which sbogi De continpst for riBe %
Ten mornings.
Auo,bsr ,,ry good ,eips 10 10 Fsi tea
eat worth OF psissm OF or gan Into Z
plni ~ vki.tsys a. the gun dissolves,
pear q he Iqaii and All ~ tvO thirds
bousy oas.third % The liqaid Tsks Z
tsssroOtfsi a. q co.s. We have used this
IN e..s. Of vsry bad coughs. A sewers
cough sh0sid psver De uifrd with nor al.
lo-ed % ruu ga.
Hxgs -ln soOn - chssp tnoagh 10 u's
frssiy. and sh0sld b. 80 used. both |. food
ant medicine. cafirg TIE later Winter
nouihs AM thtoosh tbs early spfinx.
For sspp.r ass G at ia vsry nice and
,gpsuIlbg tisag D. one qasrt % milt nts
Ne yolss ~ f'ur sgEs -.ii bssisn. one eur
o',sEsrs boil 10 dosb.. ksiiis or ap,n
set into aboth-r ops Of boiling vstsf
wben 10 I. iAiehsptd. isis a bsfors u
cufdiss; bat The -hiiss IN siir frOih.
Pear he Cusiaft into q fl,h AMI pat he
whites Ia ,poonfsis On top The beat q
ne Coat sill cook he Whites % ihsJ vi
not 40 bach.
Tox0CE Yong beef i0tguss boiled
ilii dore. All he ogisr slln removed, are
&c. plseei IN atone lu ant bot, spiced
vinegar poured over iAsm. They srs
r,sdy Cor sss The bsrt day sbd fss p uiosly,
O. th.y csa b. ready for tee 81 any TINE
tiii ussi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
20 TAkaa SO Chancea.

A gentleman Who lives In The suburbs
and has business which brings him %
town three evenings In the veek Vas ASA.
"a the other day n be ever encountered
any suspicious characters as be footed II
home.
Lots OF en- vas bis lseouie reply.
"were you ever sitsckscf|
"Ssvsr. See here.
He led the vsy 10 the rear OF the ofiee
and srhibitsd q false beard. Q losfsrish bat,
and hase revolver Which bad not been
cleaned OF loaded for years.
II pat on those things whsn i start" be
eontirasc, 'sbd have The revolver handy.
n . man seems 10 be following me. I halt,
pull my qua aud give him six,y seconds IA
dissppssr. Never saw one Jet Who took
over thirty. n I an about 10 meet
stranger. 0a, with TIE gun and rvqaest
him % climb The nearest fence. and over
be goes. Dspaiy SHERIFF, constsoles and
privats vaiehmsn sometimes growl H.
lie N ths fence IL high, but can take no
chances. Detroit Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

T. a. IIs.arsiis. ~ tastirss ~ ~ saFrtus ~
ffisi gasff so A. - kstiru 81 fsfis, -.nla al
- ~ Caaaff e utfrf, a. sfrea-i tfsisT 90
Irtfasfy, A. ~ $50
IgirsIIa n Iiarstsii. II ~ Caaulf Il Otiafi.
81 ststs q 49, 80 - tisftsrt o. Ia. ffssfiF
4 .slf aftfrlf al - - psrts aatne-a.fssfssts
fails HIS at Elses a. iiaearstas tasft g. p ~
aafuusf. 49, a. issia.f msfflal a. - 49,
lisftsfi a. III. n a. CT = hssiaa. t.uu,ee
sssIh n dssss tasstfs, 81 a. tsfgff sfti asf ~
Me-. a n ia. fhsf ttfT rlashatr.l u saii tqiaif
II uGfaff. sfrr ttfr ss1 nrsrIssF - - - ~
I'D n "a tasu q ~ 49, y--i ista $3.50 @ass,
A 10. isst. AZ a. ~ ~ - 80 Ctllifsa -
49, - uFIas. ga. Efnrani A. 49, ilaf ffsfs,
49, flrrtsn n arui to Fssfs ftsf feaf u.fls -.
sIuls 49, 49, afFr asrrisrF - .ssfs tfhtff.i
ksrsrn 81 fsftftI, rtssfr 81 sfHsflsusis -
tlssri ~ 80 taslsat - 49, - ssli lifft-ft
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49, fafT. - ffrarl ~ I'M rflssl aasi tHasIff
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srf 80 rsftsIa 80 -usasa $3.50 tsaafs sfs -
raIf utslsaf ankrrsn
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as 49, Ffrssrf rrssar RI a. al lisrtfn o. iiai
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- at - u.sf u dfefrsd fru a. t.ats II ~
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Ma HLtXA HALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

A JOURNALISTIC SURPRISE The "Anef.
.rican Newspaper Directory, paol.nsh
BIZ Geo. 4. Resell 4 Co. OF ss- ions.
which 4. uo- In TIE bitdsrs hanfs' $40
vii - issssi IN . few days, Shows ihs'
he Newspapers OF The ntss ~ hsins hs'e
. larger .ys,sse Issue than those 81 snv
sat. IN the Usloe, via s.t3t Sss fef
.tAni. .se0ni hsr papers ha.ing al aver
so i..us % Los Nssschussii. foNo-s
sitA sis9. Th- issae 10 tie West ~ SGD
sogihsru States IL smslisf 10 Mass s,s'
lrtsns. SIS FiOriis 81. MississPpl'
.ss. sni 90 on. TIE average issss OF NE
-sols c0anIy I. i,sF9 thus se0-irs
th., To- p.psrs Of Name Issue nssfiy iht's
tine. a. May pspfrs 90 he .'efiss I0f
the -hols uaiou. The pahlicsiiors is'asd
a. Aasa.ta .ai Plrtlsnd anisf TIE sa'p''
60. Of xr. X q. Alisa have sonsihitg 20
80 -iih III. snsIpsetsd eouil,ioa Of az
fairs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
Barrel.Tops in Decorations

The tops and bottoms OF barrels can BE
made % zee BY mailing . ANAL board 90
The three pieces that they gsssrslly come
In, 90 90 10 hold ell frnly together. Gov.
er the circle 90 made with piece OF plash.
add screw eye To The top, and there 10 .
very pretty background on which 10 fastsn
Q plate, and hang IL on TIE Wall. A small
piece OF ehina, which viii mold Ivy or
some other sine. adds very much 10 the
brightness ofa room duriss The dresry
winter months. and these little flower
holders msy be moantsd on 0srreltops,
shieh will give them stssdiuess srd q
pretty eject on The wall. st the cost OF q
few esuts expended on . scrap Of plush.
The barrel end would otherwise be probs-
bly, used for kindling the gre, % this orns-
nept 10 the walls may BE- had % The e.
psnss Of few minatss' time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

70 si.t, IN prurriss. fIi,s > y. - -
tiat-s 81 - "a. - - ~ - - rsa..r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

T. - usassstI. nrgri n taarif D1rr -
90 81 gtflrf Cusnfy hsnr
TNs uatsfsIsasf inhat Itais ~ y go u -
O.fnft Ceaatf. fsspfstfuiif rrrfrarrt m ~ -
80 osaFsuifars at nsrrssIr 49, 80
fasls sued. ff.alrs an $3.50 III - as-tf
49, - go A. the 49, a-a.rf ~ Frlf W.
orstis Had ra 10 sIffffrfrh o. RI ttgs
A a. Is~ rToa - Irt .Hn n fHF II 30
poftsf. dsili MsY icih. .ss $50. 90 81
fst-5st J. 80 q rflft ui tf ~ r .I nitfa
missIunsfa
So losafisa ~ ssi rnsi LEI ffsf-,st1 !.
ioas % 40 .'Oruufrrirg Al farf 80
sfasdms 90 ~ 800 ftif RI ltr tfrff. "a a
h. ~ 18Th nifam b krfN Ta.if. rfa nf 49,
n sa@urI Hrftra tffaHs 9. NJ Hrrf tflrHs
800 - Fasfs at Sos rntsf1 sstts shsf' o.
saunFIe q atf thfnrs ra1 So. fitsl
IA. 81 stsas stsnf.af I'D 90 rs'fr 80 p
~ CesEts fsat iesfIng offr f.f Hrfai n -
Efssf % fafsonsdst al sfats 81 'ft - %
sast n ~. AT 80 ia 'r'n 80 a
tsaf n. hfuitf't's hqssr ft.I .ef - p -
s.sisfif slis lee q s4Ii stffsf tt.' $500 % =
t.a rJ.fs .its 90 ffFfn fnsis al 90 "a
ffcu paiut % ermnfnrsmfnl arf 80 "a q
stifk 90 ~ fsm sialFr n 80 s'aaf
We fssp.stfuiiy rltfsl Fra ID go tt. ~
~ 80 sall foaf atufF fffrrItFf. $50 q
s.f porIsr at o. sale furh htfrtiilts e
lce.ticas ssa diseesiiaatrrss 49,. - -
Vablr sd at esmeaa r.nfraf..r tai 49,.
sfy rsgl sat stgsriAliT utt Itrt u NJ 81
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% "a skraif - onlf So ruis $50 I'.fti n
fsaF fdts a. Cd gfssFut iersir', a. ~ u t.f
IaNEs " DutFHix
NusFss NOT luN.
JOGnAN sTAtt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03
N.,ional An.i-saloon Republican
Conference.

n. An,l.ssloou Rspablicsn ssuons
cauml,,ss have issssi cal iof W -
o,s SssIonsl Asti.ssloon Rspae.lesn CON
s.,s,es 10 10 held 10 Ssv fofk eliy. APT.
,s,s isss Al lAs. add eonusee ~
.s..ioa too days. rh- invltsuon 80
s,s.,d 20 all Rspeblicsts In TIE oslea
s,.,>.. Who symps,hifs vita ths ~
n..t ana psrposs. and % All msmosr ~
80, o,r,,ss and ussttachei voters -no
80 vtIIlnr 70 act With he kspaohesn
o,x,nlratioa 90 iong - u sash noesss,
.,s.d TOT TIE h0mss Of TIC psops
..ins, ne ssiOon systsm anf le CITE, ~.
.ss,,..io.s. TIE groant which tbe nfs'
r.ss,r,,cs ssksd Toe Rspsoliesn parry W
sls on ne liqsof qses'ioa 10 th"
80 Tn. saloon 10 the snsnv Of society
.,s ouxht 70 ~ ss?presssdg tsl ihs -.
Id. Of ,.cn s,sis sbi murieipsiiv osth.
~ hs,s tbs opportunity. uhsns,sf oesa'sI
n d,eIdins -hsn aud boz ihis ssal =
sos,, fsl unui destroyed. the sNoo.
o.rh, 10 be erippled by svsfy r.sus.
,ns Disability which local public seauDs,.
viii .ufores. AMI - reimoafse s msea
co..Ihls Of he pablo los- u esssss.
TIE Maine member Of he ns'ioen con
mittse 4, ssn,ioy Frye, AID ths enarmss
1. AIbert Gness, Of Msshs'isp. hsnss
The m.silrg -ill BE- an inisfssuss oes'
snf will b brrsiy sitsbded-
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ur Charles DadIsy wsrbsfs eomne'ls
on Sor,A. western civilization, IN tns OPP
las p.r.xrsVh % be ssc0td sriisls soos1
,As West. In Iisrpsr's MsgsLlne iof Apfh,
,,.,.I, srd sincerely % ihiugs sod nse'
ar. -hlch be doe. 20, stmif,. tsi hs %
,os,ly 0ai,potsn In regard " Ne mar,
s..tar.. of Western NE ~aieh Be stmnfs
inmsn.,ly. Blsisrs-esi y Do, . oh
mIttars n The proper proportion OF ise 10.
u,iI.n,s 4. m,ln;sissd. minnss0s an
WI.eousln receive The Dos; Of NE ~risf
s,,sutlon In ihls uumb<r, snd every -ofi
tbsrsof IL worthy 81 aitsnilou' sspteisIIy
from ignorin; Es.iern pssp'. s"pgeo ~
la nrorlseiL pr lailcs. n Mr ws'ns'
l,.p. 90 writing, .ri ihsy hsp on rad
lar they usy In tine learn sooush shoa'
heir eoauuy 20 form an sdsqssis notiou
OF N. greatness and their Ova eompsfall''
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CoouE' -Oss cup .sgtr. Is % cup
~ batisf ~ lard. I ) ceP % hot water. I
isasPoou soi,, tsaspnon. 'ipsg,r -lth
nJur sbo5gh 10 mold To ~ rolled very
thln.
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now yEy DIE

five kbow oil The ms,hOds % spproseh
adopted BY an sDsmy We are the better co.
abl.d % ward C the danger and poi
pore the moment when surrvnder becomes
lns.iisble. 10 many Instances the lnhsr-
sht strength % the body suf,ess % enable
IL 20 oppose the tsudeuey toward death.
Mary however have lost these forces 70
each an srisnt that there IL little or 10
help. In other e,ses . little aid 20 the
weakened Lungs will make al The dirsr.
snoe between sudden death and mspy
years oiussfal life. Upon the fp, symp.
toms % q coakh. Cold or any trouols OF
The Throat OF Laugs. give that old sst
-ellkuo~n rsmedy-BOschte's German
Syrup. o careful trial. IL viii prove VIA,
thousands say Of IL 70 BE-, The ''oensfsetor
% sry bone
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Small dictionaries are shown covered
With plush, and with the word "Dietlon.
sry- In scrip, worried dlafopslly seross The
cover 10 gold thread. They are rich and
ornsmsutsl. aud are essily covered In this
way. Any other small WORK would looh
ss well thus covered, a. o testament OF
email boob OF poems. and would male q
very acceptable present
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-03

A very pretty table ,esrf IL mace Of :
nns white lloen glsss towel tvsniy.slI
inches vide. and yard and qa,risr long
This towel IL crossbsrred with red llnss
forming small squares, Ia each 'qasre 9
small rvd nousr IL worked. and The end.
arr trimmed with tsitsd guipure lscs-ths
pattern OF The lace bslpg picked out with
stitches Of red.