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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

ere new corners here, and all enterprxine
citizens should extend to them the'hand of
good ellowship. Mr. Bangs is late of Chi
cago and Is practical pharmaos mist, and
Mr.. Kiekinteld has conducted successfully
for many years large book store in Hol-
land. Mich. Each stock will be replete
with everything that Is desirable in their
respective line. Ammo ouncement OF opening
will be given later on.
Everybody wants 20 get acquainted
with ASHEUsER Busch.
Wall paper Wall paperi A large as
sortment of latest designs mo old damaged
stock. Lowest prices ever heard OF. Call
and see for yourself. O. NJ DUsHAM.
2s South Division-st.
Rubber Boots for men, 81 The best
Boston" boot. s.. Mems good rubbers. soc
Good style ladies rubbers DC Chidrens
Red Top boots, 75c. Mems solid leather
boots. 81 35. Mems triple sole boots, 81 20.
Boys boots in every style and lower thsn
manufacturers prices.
PoPULAR SHOE HOUSE.
as Canal-st.
We have too large a stock Of Wall Paper
TO carry over. To reduce stock, will sell
n
facture. O. NJ. DUNHAM,
% South Diyisinn-st.
Oysters and Game, al Morsus.
-
AsEEusER Busch is coming with the
Democratic blow out
Dsy Board $3.50 per week, at Moran's
Restaurant.
Order cooking specially, at Morans.
This discounts them all: Fine new stock
OF WALL PAPER for hsIf-price for few days
only. o. NJ. DUsHAM.
2s South Division-st.
The place to buy crushed coke is Of the
Central Coal Co. Telephone s34.
AHHEUsER BUSCH is the best in the mar
ket.
Painters look here For few days we
will eel paints. oils, brushes aud varnishss
at greatly reduced price for cash.
O. NJ DuNHAN
e South Division-st
Dr. Aylcsworth has removed bis residence
10 3o5 North lonis-st.
~-
ASHEuszR BuscH will be here SATURDAY.
Look at these prices Nice new patterns
of wal! paper oply , cents per roll. best
white blanks 5 cents per roll; gilt papers
ffom . 10 10 cents per roll.
O. ". DuNHAx
- SOcih Divisiou-st.
s.
Order your Jackson Hill coal Of the Cen
tral Coal Company Telephone, s33.
AsHEUsER BuscH is coming.
BUSINESS BREVfTIKs
MISS T. T. IROWBRIDGE.
REaTsTIov, RFsDIsG tHp ORAToaY.
Instruction in al DEPARTMENTS Of Eiocu-
ton. sri .cuistion. pronunciation. Vecsi
cItturs ard art expression
nihie thskesnssrs ard general reading
r - CO sihsnios ard grace lessons 10
ps'sa~f
terms sppy in person Or by istier At
tis Livingston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

The sale Of seats Tor Fanny Davenport
vail commence al the boz ocirr a. Powers
on Tuesday morning October 90. Al 10
o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Letter from Texas.
HiLrspono. Hill Co.. TEXAS,
April ~. IS. J

Editor DcHlocrof.-
Reading the letter from $. T.. Neef.s-
4. In q recent Democrat. suggested 'he
idea the, you nigh, be interested In hear
ing from Central Texas, - the great ei'
ten, Of our country presents striking con-
,,..,, Of climate and products a "a
madam once said they bad THREE mon'h'
inter and nine months very cold wealth
., In C.n.ds, and I have often thought
the reverse nigh, be said Of T,ss'--'hfss
month, summer and nine months very
v.,m weather. Uniil the Las, lev "in.
,,,.. mild weather was the rule and
"Norhes" the exception. Stock did
fairly we'll wiihou, shelter OF isediog'
,ub.i.,ing on native grass and hiding IN
,hiel,,. uhen Mothers" came but .
area, change has taken place In the 10"
,ix years. The mercury often islls 10
20 & above rsrO. and on fec Of the
ooIds., days the pas, winter u fell TO .
n, q degree, above. An unusual amount
o, rain and .lss, accompanying this 'e.
YER, cold caused the death Of gree, num-
b.r. Of .,ocs. which makes the thought
fol farmer inquire II !, is no, better to
h.,, smaller herds and take better care
Of them. We bad sno- fall OF three
or four niche. on the 25i OF D'emb>'.
which melted on the ?ilh. though not
bsfor, the young fOIA' bad great fun
snow. bslling.
The Water Of sc aud 81 VAS very
dry /; road. ~sr, In hns order and peo-
pls -sn, and came 81 pleasure. But ~
and SIS gave y. . change. II trained aud
u,nsd. aud the "~ihd -ss never -s.ry'
In n. North you mufmur At the risor' OF
the snow king; bat Yankee Ingenuity
mi,iss,ss their severity With snos P1o~
and rollers. While the mud king keeps
hi. subject. ''in dursnee vile" iill he fs-
ign. n. much abused poser 10 the gen
lie II aa,nos. Of .prins. -hieh have come
at last. bringing IN their uain buds ADD
ai~sr in prola.ioa. ~hils the weeds
fairly rush up oa, Of the rieh. black 'oi!.
almost ersring the thrifty farmer .. he
THE, to .uppl.nt them Nth 81. oats.
-hesi. cora. and cotton. How he 'eold.
abog, our innocent morning glory. which
he call. "Tls.yine," {. Il t-ins. aboa,
hi. crop embarrassing bis movements aad
,ko.e Of hi. team.
Our pr.iris.. Nth their deep green
wrdure. ,nlivsnsd With great masse. Of
yellow. blue. piak. and purple ho~s,.
and grove. Of the fss,hsry foilsed mes
quite. form . picture Of -hieh the eye
never tires. The stream, ATE bofd,rsd
With the pecan. h.ekbsuy. elm, malbsr'
~, oot,on-ood. bos dare. Bat the
mesquite !. cur mos, useful and remark.
able tree. q. IL fouri,hss alike In rich OF
poor .oil aud make. ,leellsns fence post.
and fuel. The roots are enormous Tor
the sire Of the tree. aud are equally {.
good .. the trunk Cor fuel, While the
beans. Of which ,-o 20 Eve bushels sro-
oa tree. srs much r,lishsd by stock. A
foe guL.. resembling gum arabic. ools.
from The trunk -ksn q u pierced. The
uye makes . struggling sro-ih OF from
ten 10 i-sn,y feet. sometime. reaching .
height Of forty feet. When seen 81 =
distance, . grove Of them resembles an
old dilspid.,sd peach orchard. sIesP, the
/ Leaf ard fruit -. HIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Economies.

Ingram c,Tpsu, worn beyond repair
.houli b. cut into lsngth~iss strip, snd
woven TIE same ~ . rag eafgsi. IL IL un
necessary - sew the ingfAln eattlnzs.
weN.srs generally preferrlns 90 overlap
the "trip. 40 they weave. Mats AMI car.
pets Assume quite q Persian lOok When
male 10 tails -.y. sni are 'sry dsf,oe.
To lhose Who Tad lace curtains and III
uscs.s,ry ROD. ard ripgs tOo'rPsbsivs ,
luIuTy, woali sasgtsi uslrg plain uhiis
cheese cloth curtains irlnmei With lace
AMI ers,oaue. Very pretty and dainty
eart.ln. can BE msis AZ follows
fOr one uindow take sir yards OF plain
white cheese cloth cut each edftsln three
yards long. Nsts t.n.ineh hem q, bot.
ton % curtain aud With woven, halted or
crOchsted cotton lace eve Iaehes vide
ornament the tlitom and the entre
length OF insiie ~ curtain.
Across the TOP % curtain sew two strips
OF cfeiOnns. leaving . four inch space BE-
tween The strips. seu lace seross the
lower edge Of lower strip and The curtain
IN complete.
for rods use well shaped broomsileks,
neatly painted with black paint, the euis
eau be ornamental with the fancy knobs,
such a. are used on the more expensive
curtain rods, aud which can be- obtained
AZ The furniture stores Na tTiriag cost
Gilt, or scarlet and gilt, harness riggs can
be used, also coruic- screws Instead OF
brackets, on which 10 suspend the rods.
Loop the earislns back with bards OF
ers,Onne.
fOr ehildren's beds cir yards and qasr.
ter OF ten garter maslin folded crosswise
lnto thirds will make three sheets.
Hem the sides, leaving the selvsge for
top and bottom. A narrow hem for foot
and vide hem for top 10 preferable.
Oas OF the mothers, who dads ksitiing
stocking. for her robust boys an lrksome
task, has adopted the excellent plan OF
Knitting the leg and foot separately, with
out Any seam or ntrrowing 10 the leg.
She then oyereAsts the leg and foot togeth.
or and when the knee shows The slights,i
wear the Lee IL ripped from the foot and
the front turned behind and sewed again
20 the foot, and before the stocking IL dis
esrdtd entirely the foot 10 again ripped OF
ard top and bottom OF leg placed In re.
ysr.ed positions and the foot is securely
fastened on sgaln.
This plan would work admirably with
any stocking that has not got sesu
stitch down the back ~ the leg. The les
and foo, joining under the shoe In . neat
fat seam renders u fully ~ pleasant 70
The wesrer. and eurialls the stocking eI
pense wonderfully.
A IIIST ABOUT BouISG CABsi0E To
prevent the smell OF cabbage permesiing
the house while boiling place on the stow,
. dish containing vinegar.
white and pale shades OF paint NAV be
beautifully cleaned by usisg whiting In the
water.
Carpets will look much brighter afteI
sweeping u wiped OF With . damp cloth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Baking Powders.
NJ rRor. DoRsxus, on BELLEVUE sxDIcl
COLLRoE, NEW YORK

Elaborate experiments on the &c, az
the residue len by cream tartar and oth.,
bshlng powders on gastric digestion. sAov.
ed that the Digestion OF albumsn nv ga.
TIC juice WA greatly retarded by the real.
uee whien would De len In biscuit made by
cream OF tartar baking powders. Besides
f.Afding The digestion Of sibamsn, IL vss
observed thai The tsrtrats residue rendered
The msss liable To fefmsntive changes.
That The phosphaiss can have sny d.tri.
msn'Ai if nnsnse on either ssstric or in,ss.
tinsI digestion IL Improbable. aimee the
Jeiess OF the digssiive organs contain thsss
.ats In relatively large proportion. In.
deed, al one time, the seidity OF the rss.
tric Juice was considered by many 10 bs
due To The presence Of phosphoric acid An
combination. Practically, the "seid pbos.
plate ~ prepared by Prof. Hor.ford hss
been found Ia act Win great ben, A I. In soms
types Of dyspepsia
While there sre many bships novs,,
N xturss OF quite dissimilsr compo.,,,o,
yet th.y have essentially tut one enc,
mai OF raising bread. Their action ms,
take place a. the time OF kns sfips n, ..n.
"qusntiy. They may possess som. "A
vshtsee In regard TO eost or quantity 10 bs
os.c. In the residue. ifthsrs 10 any. bslnr
e,hef smsll.r OF less Injurious than soms
othtri DO. 10 oil cases save one. the ole.
ment OF adding . nutritive Character 20 an.
bread 10 entirely lacking.
Unless phosphate form che Of the I'm
kisuisos OF baking powder there IL 10
residue kt OF nutritivs value.
we are IN the position today 20 select
TIT smong many Of approximately ,o.si
snee 10 Other respects, Q powder (IIors.
'ofu which shall, through the forssls ht
OF one versed In science, surpsss an eom.
pesnofs u possessing the additional oasn.
~ OF rsctorins OF adding 70 The aosr IA.
uiuvs sieoeno.-oeisatin Anartess-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
He Was Wanted.

An unprs,en,i Gus man entered the Of
ice of,hs proprietor Of. sre., daily he-s
psp,r
"wsll. .ir. What can do forJoi
III have come. sir. 20 s.k you Zoe . po.
.i,ion =. ,diiosi.l writer on your paper"
III dou', ,hihh there Is room Coz en-.
other mn. .iill. u.ins homsly phrase.
~s are ever on the lootou, Zoe good tim.
bsr Have YOU done much Newspaper
work p
"None, cir"
"Ba, you think ,h., you can .h.p-
public sentiment, shl ?"
mo. sir"
Then Why DO you ..s such place p
"On account Of my hin,.'
"of Jour hin'"' Ba, -h., dOes your
i,ne" oonsi., Of
My absolute Ignorance.
"iou are surely peculiar man
Wan, = position s' editorial writer be-
cause you ere absolutely isnOran,l"
Eyes. cir"
"Ba, OF VIA, use /. an absolutely IL.
nor.n, man ? VIVA, would you propose
to do ,"
"Wn,e article. on the tariff"
The proprietor eaush, qaiek breath,
placed one hand on the table to steady
himself. aud said "Of e1ure 1 van,
you. bu, am surprised to sc that yoa
have resigned your sea, 10 COngr,.
ksh.sw Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
A.wARNISG.

The modes Of deaths spproieA are Va.
riOas, AMI statistics show eoneiusively
thai more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat and Langs than any other. IL IL
probable that everyone, without exception.
receives vast numbers OF ruberels Germs
into The system and where these germs
fall upon Suitable soll they start Into NE
and develop. a. nrst slowly aud IL shown
BY . slight tickling sensation In The throat
and II allowed TO continue their ravages
they extend 10 The Lungs proiacipg Con
Sumption and % the head, causing Caisrrh
Now AL this 10 dangerous aud II allowed u
proceed will In uma cause death. At th'
onset you must act with promptness; OIL
lowing . cold 10 &c without attention Il
dangerous and may lose you your life. Al
soou ~ you feel that something 10 WRONG
with yosr Throat, Lungs or Sostrils, OBJ
tain q bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup
10 will give you Immediate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Dange GUS Lit rature.

Oman. msn-"sO you ale . MOrmO'
wife. sh' Ksp, prisoner. I suppose ?
Mormon wife-"Oh. no; you zee q,
one Is watching me now"
"Are you no, und'r lock and key al
home ,"
"No, indeed. 60 A,rs l pl,... .ad
when | please"
Then -Ay on earth dOa', you ur
away"
81 did ihiak Of !, once. bu, my hu,
bsnd broash, me some Gentle nswsp.
perl and after | read them I changed my
mind"
"Bhl WA, did yol ha 4 Ia the n.-..
p.perF'
"NO, much Of anything .,e.p, report,
OF divorces. cruelty. neglect, and Ii,
bestinss. Oman. World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
She was Fully Qualified For q
Boarding House.

A young woman recently answered a.
Advertisement for . dining room girl. and
the lady OF the house seemed pleased viii
her. Bat before engaging hsf there were
some questions 10 ask.
"Sapposs," said the lady, ''now only
suppose, understand. that you were carry
ing piece Of steak from the kitchen and
By accident shosld let IL alp from the
platter 10 the door, what should you do 10
such q eassf'
The girl looked the lady square In the
eye for q moment before asking. els 10 q
private family or are there boardsrsf
"Bosrders." answered the lady.
"Piek u mp and put 10 back on the
plate nfmly replied the girl.
She Va Engaged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
ON. aha C llnr.

Do not forget To give the cellars q
thorough and tf-ctusl renovsting before
commencing To store vegetables and fruit.
Too much care cannot be observed In this.
The health OF the family. - well a. the
preservation ofthe articles stored, requires
ihis work. Brush down ell the cobwebs
on the walls, clean out oil the accumulated
dust and give the walls and ceilings coat
OF whitswssh. The fruit, vegetables and
all other articles TO be stored for the win
ter viii keep the better. and all the mussy
smells will be removed from the most
usefal and necessary apartment on the
premises OF the farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Rocipaa.

CoouEs -Oas and oss bali cop. 'ursr,
ous cop batter. t~o sgg.. one.,hlri cup
milt, ons isspoon sods, Two teaspoon.
cream tartar. nutmeg fof spice, foar
enough - mold, bale qaieilJ.
DoUuuNUts -One cop sagsr. Que Gus
miik. one 80. one teaspoon sofia. tsp NJ
cream tartar. sAlt aHd spies 10 taste, hlai
suough 10 roll. Bat not eboash - mlr
hard.
TUshLrk C.Er One tumblsr OF batter,
One Iumllsf ~ mlik. one iumhlsr OF mo.
ls..s.. too tambisf- .ug.r. I've srx-, t~o
nainrgs. two N. eofranis, one 10 f,i,lns,
One isasp..on -oi,. Que teaspoon spice II
al. kiuds. a'e tamblsfs f5ar n t,pi 10
tn % vaftbsa ths CAKE will keep syssr.
MIScs anAr -Oss sliri chopped meat.
tv1 qlafts chopped app'es, Oas qlaft
cider. one qa,rt sugar. ons-hslf plat mo-
lsssss. ope ponad butter. Oue pound cur
rants. t-o pOaBis Talsins, Two n1imsgs,
one teaspoon lemon, Onehalf teaspoon
pspp,r. one teaspoon each % cloves, oil.
,pic, and eassis, salt 10 taste. The meat
will be nicer n The water In vhieh The
meat vas boiled b. usci insic.i 90 clear
water. from On- - ivo quarts will be rc.
qairsi. Cook al together About oue hogf
thea IL will be already Zoe yoar pies.
BRowsIt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
DEuSEssSEss oE rHk LIQuOR u.bTt Pos
iuyKLY CUKED ~ ADHNisTKnSs
On. HaisEs' GOLDEN SFEc.Tic.

II can b given In = cup OF coffee or les
without the knOulsige OF the person TAX
In. IL, L. absolutely harmless and will sf.
feet permanent and specify cure, whether
The patient l. . moderate drlnkef or m al.
cohOlic wreck. Thousands Of drunkArds
have been maize temperate men Who have
taken Golden Spseinc In their coffee with
out their knowlsdge. and to-day believe
they gait drinking OF their own free viii
1T NEVER FAILS. The system on:e I'm.
prsgHAtsd with The Specidc IL becomes %
utter imposslolliiy fOr the liquor appetite
10 exist For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO, is5 Race S.,
Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Fonsi a. lDt' A rsmeiy that not only
relieves. bat cures that enemy OF manklni
consumption, ~ ssil - TIE namsrOa'
satellites which rcvolye uoaai IL 10 TIE
.hsps % coughs. colds, bronchitis. sor,
throat. iufasnEa. &C. TIE remedy ~
Alluds 20 10 DK wisTAK's BALsAs OF WIN
euEnHN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Don't pay large DOCTOR. bills. The bee
medical book pub.ishsd. 100 pages, slsssn
oolorsd plates, vii BE- ssut ~ yOa 90 re-
cs.pi OF three crni stamps - pay poe
sge. Address A. T. ori-J 4 Co, Doe
too, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

u-soNrruiN0 UstTvL
Ny tfst l. always seen Ia . parade.
NJ second 1, 10 musical circles.
Ny tAlri Il nsvsr seen In theatre, bot
10 % great uss In acilug.
NJ fogfih 10 10 everything dlsiAstsful.
NJ frh abounds % strict lasuce.
NJ slnih 10 Always In sofruv.
.svsuth 4. In eonstsnl ipdsci,lon.
NJ eight helps u. In forming pleasant
sCqasintancs..
NJ uinih - 10 great distress.
Ny tenth uses part Ia every msfry nal
log
The whole should b. foani 10 every
library.
DocroH Dics
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Ifyoa wish 10 measure the nlshi OF time
borrow hundred dollars fof thir,y days
AMI see how gaiCky pay day gets around
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
HoMEM AKERs' COLUMN.

oorrrspondsnce on practical topics. coming
ptupsrly under the heal of this column. !. 80
ficiisd. Address all con- nun lea tons intended
for this department "a Edltor OF Iiomsmakefs
Colasn, Okronp Dfsocsst. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

A Massachusetts, doctor has discovered
p.rpeisA motion. lie probsbly ashed .
woman 10 let him see her tongue and she
did IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
As.-ss. no PrtIl.. OF L.,r Wa.

1.-THE liver ani Kiin-ys afs slasslsh asi
Inactive. lloJi. Snssp,rllls viii ros,s
them 20 prompt AMI regular ,etion. rsts
10 row
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

The ordinary MAJ do. 20, sin AAlf 90
much going f.hlng on Saaiay. as hs does
The bat day telling stories ab1ai u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

The wage, Of sin il death. .ni. II you
will notice Il, there are . great many
persons in the world Who seem to be
dre.dfally afraid ,hs, they voa'i ear n
their wages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

v.-coNNHcrSp sQvlNsA
fsrsi Ntsars.
1 Al animal
2 Al animal
s. A numbst.
Ssooai Sgsars.
I. To brsaE o.
2. A mAh's name.
q fisa
Connect he a., words OF The 'qaare.
ard fofm something Which grows In The
gsrisp. and Il highlJ pfifsd ~ oar grand
mothers.
Zu Coos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Roaga on r,i.-rhe AID. glove m,nafiei
urers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

I-wonp TnASsrosfrfoss.
Chspge grave 10 gay (ehsnging only one
letter each tins) the Intermediate steps
belrgi
l. one who dr,sses, or robes.
2 A msksr OF ropes.
= Falling In strings.
q Ia slow. lazy manner.
s nickname sppliesbls 10 one whose
duiy 10 N wash nOor.
G veu vet
:. Awofd used 10 describe one who IL
sllly.
Change . domestic animal 10 . relative,
the intermediate step. being
I. A cltiEsn.
2. A chest OF tools.
BKSSiK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
M -AS ESplns CHAM

M AS ENpLrss CHAIN.
The LINKS cCn,ist % fout letters each,
aud The last Two lstisrs % each word sf'
The nr.i two isiisrs on The following one'
TIE nfst unk L. lac the las, one.
I. Sufi ace.
:. fr,stSu from care.
=. Dried o. vithsrtd.
4. A plan.
s To pr,, are news for ibe paper.
g. written article.
:. giris name.
A companion.
=. A sign % sorrow.
10. satfaee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

W-ruoNErIc cuaRApr
A carriage my .tr,f will sho-.
A. isa.t Twas 80 csilci years ago,
OF asri 10 times 81 var ~ often hear,
And ROW tell yo1 true,
The whols's In 'front.' ~ you,
And nyou ioHt discover u. us qleef
J.B. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Icomm.n,e.,lcs. %. IN, p.rsr,nss, ..csl :.
- .snt ne eiiior. W. u. kAsrnAs' kAsssum
ner. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Ia MAN
CHICAGO. ROCK lSLLkp 4 PLCIFlC R'Y

lHlCA6O, HUN lSLAhD a fAClflC Nj
IL uaaia llass 49, tranehcs ir.ists CHICAGO
rruEfA Moi-fru ROCK Island. nAvEN-
ruEI una NurwrE CurNcEL ufurrN Nrs-
cATINu NANaAa CRY ~ fulNIit tNAv.
USWuuEI krCmfsoN CrnAn nATfuA
WArEHLoo NfNNnArut-fa. al ~ PAUL.
81 sorrcs 81 irtsruursilsfs cite. Chctcs a
ruat.s e. al fryun ~ neri.1 Csasst Al uens-
49, n Unlrn terrta rast trairs ~ ~ naT
coalhrs siassat pEins Cara ussuifrsui ~
r1sr raltas Elsarera. AL rstuesa cilrasa. 90
tserh Atlhlfru snd Ksnsss Ctri hs.i-sias
C.ar csrs 1875 -. - holisfs - thfeush
crstClsss tllkrta
Chicago. Kansas A Nebraska ny
"cr.st Ross t.isnd soste-"
rnfants Wet go aaliharaf frtrn Nansas CIV
-. s.a.rh i NE1nuN uuEEuN.. uNi.LE-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
The Greatest
Spring Tonic.

At ,hi. SEASON q the year amos,
every one experiences a sensation OF
general lassitude and debility, which.
IL neglected. results in low, viiia,ed
condition % the vital forces, that
follows the sufferer throughout the
Summer. aud usually terminates in
some form Of malarial or typhoid
fever. n, however. the patient has
the wisdom 90 take some reliable
remedy that gently acts ON the 'lug'
gi.h liver. enabling IL TO speedily
carry ~ all Impurities, while a, the
same timc the .ys,em is viialired and
invigonied, aud tie blood enriched,
The rr,ul, d. a condition Of vigorous
health. Thi, result, b. invariably
brought alou, by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

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bos sire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Fir.i round. thought
second ruund. glfis name.
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zir Coon.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-13
The benefit of Clubs.

In the aggregate, the truth seems to DO
without doubt that these Republican clubs
are educationally, morally, socially and
politically helpful to a larger citizenship
and better understanding Of the great
and growing questions of theday. Already
the benefits of the organization are becom-
ing more and more apparent Republi-
cans in New England and the Mississippi
valley and the mountain and the Pacific
coast states arc giving earnest heed to
more than party organization, as that is
generally understood, and are seriously
considering the tariff and the presidents
puzzle-the surplus" as Mr.. Carnegie
styles it, the contraction, and all the great
public questions On which intelligent citi-
zens should be informed.--Chicago Inter
Ocean