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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Opinion of 2 Lending Editor.

Almost all the diseases that stil.ot us from infancy to old age have their ori- gin in dIsnrdered liver, 4 really good liver medicine IS tLe most important in the whole range of pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver Regulator tO be the best among them all. Ne pin our faith upon the Rsgu si0r. and fl we could persuade every reader whoi Is 10 Il! health to buy 1t we would willingly vouch for the benefit each would re- ceive.-Ed. Cincinnati Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
"The Spectacle srIs.lon. 1"

A provincial contemporary contains an account of a new missionary enterprise one for distributing spectacles among the poor. This may seem at first sight very prosaic thing to do, but we recognize in it the very genius of kindness. "I was eyes to tho blind'' was one of the most excus- able boasts of Job in his moments of par dOnable complacency. Such may be tho satisfaction of Dr. Edward Wnring, of Malda Vale, who is credited with initiating this piece of benevulence among the in- mates of St Giles wOrkhOuse and the Cleveland Street Sick asylum years ago. Such q service implies much trouble and time. lt is of little use to supply spec tacles to the poor without much personal trouble to suit the glasses to sight We can only hope that Dr. Warnings example will be fruitful, and that the intOlcrable ir6someuess of life in those who have the disposition Co work without the means of doing so will bc extensively mitigated.- London Lancet
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Worth Knowing.

Mr. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City, Fla was taken with s severe Cold. attended with distressing Cough and running Consumption ID it's frsr stages. He tried many so-cslled popular cough remed es and steadily RIew worse. Was reduced in flesh, mad difficulty in breath ing and was unBblo to sit p. Finely tried Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption and found immediate relief, and after usipg about half dozen ot- ties found himself well and has had 10 return of the disease. No other remedy can show SO grand a record of cures, us Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- ton Guaranteed Co do just Ehstis claim d for i:.-Trial bottle free st Geo. Mar tIn's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Bruises in Woodwork.

Bruises may be taken out of the wood work of scientific instruments by vetting with warm water. Then lay on the place brown paper about five layers thick, and apply hot fiat iron until the moisture Is evaporated If the bruise ts not gone re- peat the process. II ths bruise Is small merely soak Ii with warm veter and apply a red hot poker very near the sur face. Keep the wood wet, and tn O few minutes the bruise will disappear. .-Chi- cagQ Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
A TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

TO Broadway, N. Y, March F, lss6.
 l have been using ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsrERs for 20 years, and found them one of the best of family medicines. Briefly summing up my yexpesiencs, say that when placed on the small of the back ALLcocK,s PLAsrERs fill the body with nervous energy, and thus cure fatigue. brain exhaustion, debility and kidney difficulties. For women and children have found them invaluable. They never irritate the skin or cause the slightest pain. but cune sore throat, croupy coughs, colds, pains in side, back or chest, indigestion and bowel com plaints, C. D. FREnRIcKs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Warrants Pnrnhln

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing Pima County Wgrranis are now due and payable ct my office in Tucson viz:
 General Fund warrants issue of 1887. from No. 232 to No. 452 (both numbers inclusive) and also. General Fund war rants registered prior to July 15,h. 1887.
 JOHN S. WOOD, Treas.
 Ben Heney Deputy. Tucson, i. T., Jan. f, SS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
The Country is Safe

The Grandmother has sent a very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh A,mors Kansas City pigs feet. family pickled pork, sugar cured ham. breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 20 pounds and also a carload of Anheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices res sonsble, Warum Osrum.
 JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
One Hour Each Day.

Every woman, no matter bow situated, if able to leave her bed, ought to get one hour, if not more, in the open ar each day, walking if possible And in the winter season every living room should have a strong draught of fresh air though 1t for five or ten minutes two or three times dag, even if the weather is below Eera. Nervousness, headaches and blues would disappear es If by magic if thess rules were followed, and instead Of an army of helpless invalids, swelling the piethoTfc purses of specialists, we should have active, vigorous women, 6 comfort Do themselves and a blessing to tbsir families, and ell by the exercise of little common sense, which, after all, Is twin sister to wisdom.-ArkaD saw Trayeler
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Indian Derrrdafl0Rs.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depFs darI0us in Arizona and New Mexico. will find it to their iu- terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regards to the same, If they desire to take advantage of ths laws recently passed by Congress Co Is- imburse all parties who have suffered such losses. VIM. O. DWELL,
 c&w-3m Att'y-st-Lsv', Prescott, A. I
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Notice.

Good pasture and plenty oip pure water at the Oasis ranch. twelve miles south of Tucson. Stock taken 10 ranch free of charge. Butchers would do well to keep their beef cattle there, ss they will thrive the year around. Horses per month s2,0. Cattle (grovD, S2-00. Inquire at 2l0 Csmp street. Tucson. or on ranch.
 ELIAs ". sHoRTRrDoE
 Proprietor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
That Rarest of Combinations.

True delicacy of flavor with true af- fcacy of action has been obtained in the famous CG ifornis liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. I.s pleasant tis:e and beneficial effects have :Crdered lt i'm mensely popular. IL clespses She System Cures Costiveuess, etc. For sale by Fred Fleishman 6 Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Anheuser.Rnsch r.arsr Peer

The grandmother ha5 sen. Un order for Col. DuEr not % sell Lemp's hcor for S2.50 per dozen, but Co sell only shs voFld-fsnOvned, celebrated AnbeGser- Busch beer, Ioe-oold, c. S2.50 per dog sn or . cents per bottle. Delivered to Luy part of the city without extra charge Warum, Dsrum.
 JOSEPH IrRz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Jim Baker and Sam Arthur got their
 Money,

The Times recently mentioned the fact that Jim Baker and Sam McATthur had drswn Sl5,000 in The Louisiana State Lottery. Last Thursday the money was received thTouSb she M!s- souls Natl Bsuk, and turned ovrf to ibe lucky holders of the ticket. Three or four other minor prizes were eeeuTed by MissoulG parties 6t the last drawing. Another tenth of the cspitsl pfIze of 2150,0O0 was drawn by William Posd of ihe town of AnRcopds, in the adjoining county of Deer Lodge, and was collected through the Omaha Ns'ioDsl Bouk of Omshs, Nebrsska-Aikso1is (Mont.) Dec. '.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28

is s,tcNaz's 3o.1ea El.. ... I--z t-.-l-F.s. lrs- .ra H -ra .l t.- L--s5 z4- -l-.. Eyes, so9e. et- CCrgE--e. jlr -.r..lit-- -fa--rh. liseAs- ~- P-lary tr-l5 oi .hs l srH4l'5. -'r-les -5 20 El1 E2 Atchee's Gollen B--1ra- tsrrle-- -f-lr--. G rcflrIl l.f - -... U1tis-l, Fll-a !r tlE .--." H-. Had. aacl e ttc EleE f- 1-ro- L.ii-i1 Rash. E-rHr z1cr ad Clrt7. S-.,lrls 70 -. -rItf-at.' -. i-. ..v- r1l-aar -su .-.---r
 . f-F~r-- -". Hrr. l-'.f. Brace s5 OH C,z r'lfsr. L. G-l---1rl's ESl,.-n sf5-s---a lc4c frr .-a r--. co ,scrar-H.-- .-r .lt.r- Gravel ...- l' l-.ll-e c. - zl tls.sI-l .---e--s- FFiCe 51 Sd, ---r Eofs1r.
 Ss Gicl-r's Goy~-E' sp.ar-n sz- t-rtt0rt. -.s =4-.s lf l- .r-fr1-. EE at Der sos-l=- Esa Efsrhzu's Grlf-ss rrE+r- .1r fl9 ll...fiea 1l..E-. -rri I'... l11 er17-i-as- Erfer s- OO -,.- -.. -r@ --scGHzs trClGs-4 k. all Brain .-l-struer-s f.s- co ---a. e. eNecs7 oF ov.---~rs. f0-a--.-r Price s3 D0 r-.r HoK. sonic uss.- E~E1 .n-. se1s averl al-s,.. e. Q. D-. 7s-r 7~-@ ps5ssUFs-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Notice of Partnership.

We have this day admitted Mir. Alex snder Baldwin to sn equsl partnership in cur Crittenden store.
 W. T. LAKE < Co. Criitepden, Jan. lst, 1888. u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
Toys. Toys. TOYs.

Just received fine assortment Of toys notions, etc, which will be sold at low prces to suit the times. II 3O fl A. OLSEN.
 BIO Congress g..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
UNPRECEDENTED ATTEACTiOSSt
 C CvEa -IILIsJS IIsIEIBCTI
Laligi2la State Lottery Company,

Incorporated in 1888 for g years by the Leg islatare for LducrtionRI and Charitable pur- posss-With a oaDtts. of S10U JUD-t0 which a reserve fund ot over S550000 hes since been Gdd.sd
 by Hn overwhelming popular vote its fran chise Ra- Egds part of -h= pre-ent State Con- siitutIlu adopted December Zi, A. D.. 1878.
 Tho only Lottery ever voted Ou and endOrsod by the people ofsny State
 It never sCales or postpolss.
 lfs Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly. and Ihe Grand Quarterly Brl.si-iE, rsl. .CiErlY every three months ('iarch, June. September and December ) A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN < FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DRAWING, tL16c B, IN TIE tCAEIMY OF MUSIC, N!W ORLEANS. TUESDAY, february :, lSSS-213th Monthly Drawing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
For Sala

Lot IA, Block l, Tempe, Ar1x. Address, MATILDA EsPAREAs opposite Ice factory, hoslh, Tuosep, 4. T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
ki5Tsss Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La

REMEMBER Rdlsssst1ai. dT4ss.ai:EgssssaSs9, EssssaSsc, ..-t -a-.y, who are ia charee of the drawings, is c1-r rt.e rf sbsoiu.e fairness and iu'' ',--itr. that One chances are all equal and tho rs one can possibly divine what numbers wil draw Ca prlz1
 BiEtfB BEE thGt the payment of sll Prize is co AisAS FIXED EE FOUR NATIONAL BAElES Df New Orleans and tho Tickets arc siE-Gu rT Inc President 0f au lustitution. whose char,1 Te'; rlrb-s are recognized in tho highest k CCUrt ;helci- re. .baEsTs of any limitations Or sn ungrunus ECheuups.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
FEOHaTE COU1r gL.ANEs:

PROBATE COURT ELANES: Crics directing Notices tc be given to creditora hotice os time gyg-inted for proving VIII. CartltcEte oe Will and facts fo1nd. Order directing posting NOtlces of Application. for Lstte-p of ofAdutlissrarfOn, Citations,
 Creditors Clam. OrioF BppOintiug Administrator Bond of Administrator rc kzsousDr Order appointing Appraisers, . Order appointing time for Probate of VIII and dirsctlng publication of Notice os sare. OryieF spgu-Ut'gg ts1s ard place for Hohrtns Application O. sell Personal ArUpeyty and diractila Notice Go bs given, OrJi-v to shr-v cl-ss shy 0rCe- of sEls of Roa sstat- sgcsia uot bs made | Oftie- s.Il l- -il-s salo ct Personal PrOps-ty ! Order cd ssio oi Personal Property, U-fer g.U-rt-s- day for settlement of accour - and cl-g-tlu9 Notice Go be siFSl. h0-cc Oi tl-s1 sCt for Settlement of Aocu BLANEE U5ED N OBTAINING U.S
 EMS TO MINING CLAInS: ACdnv,. us CI-zensntp, Affidavit oi rvs hundred d0Iisrs ImyrovvEents AsTecueut with Puhlis&gfs, h1Ci-s vf gpi-llticu i1r U. S. Fasz-E CIVIL PROCEEDING IS yUaTLCOoUR2F ConFIaia.; va o-aila -ad eslivaIy of Psrscaa Uzs.s,r.sl.-@ oa oia,la oaa es.lve-y os Pe-uonsI A-.5.svi- ol cl.iz a3d d-i.rorg of PorsorsI
  Atitsyl Tor at-schEent aquin-t O isssii1nt. L--srts -ilT cr atflchr-1-t, VI. ot -''ac1Gel., Ao-iceei Appeal
 &3O Justice slsnks for S5.O0. ,,s "a plesa'2 coatEia'ng th0 fg',sEins uarleC biaf ks For J-stlces Courts. r-iiI bs a.1s to snI Rdors-e. postage said. for s5.IJs J AFimiusl Cprlui1iliz- -j Warrant Js Errses
 cl l-1pGcaE.
 '. comm rla.
 - burcucn5
 2 fI9Hp.S-Pgts On q. . pi. oi ssTz- rros.
 5l AlA..ayli- for Atts-hrsut
 5i l1Gert6l1lu g5 Uu AtrGcLucrs
 45 srlts ci Attacarsnt
 uExeCutious.
 DO Acknowledgements Gel iel.
 -3AcE1qw q1wledsments (Inaa aI-i si'sl.
 lJ JSnpu Ctious ou Appeal.
 .3 S arch Warrarts.
 IisoELLAHECUs FIsnHs LCcetior V1,ies-. Mining DaeSs ileas ss-sts Doa,.s
 tesi i-srste 1iorsr--e,, Power oi Attor-ey. Bond for Deed C. Miniro prons.r. knuW-edsmensz. Acz9oy .edgrrents for Man and wIfa. a-1llf.5s O. Publication Notice of lluInl, CI6i-n HoGd station Rocslufs iorr3ltg with the S,s.utss cf Arizofis and tb, 1Ii5l- z iaNa cf Inc United Slsts=. O''ers 7-nt O2t ot the oitg C, O. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

TIM bg raft. which started from Nova
Scotia f3f Nss York. ia too Of a ,gg.
broke loose IA gale AID ven; % piece.
and the log, which composed !, sr' aoA;.
ing singly on The ocean. Maine lumber.
usa Do 10; moarn grssisly over the
collapse q this sse'ad Aiismp; % avoid
The sIpenss q daiy aud freight On lam
Der imported from tie Provinces The
rs,ali cas- sh0sn TIA, this ms,lod q
transportation nay be practicable IA The
bes; q weather. snd thu, the lanhsr be
brOashi 10 free q tsiy. yet il j. attended
Nth . very large risk. and even II The
importer q lumber j. willisg 70 Try il
sgain. the rick 10 nAvigsiion vOah Be %
great TIA, l, Is probable The government,
Of the two countries would no, allow the
experiment 10 proceed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

THE nO4srn Newspaper reporter i,
nothing II nc, = detective. The gfss,
metropolitan daily Journal TIA, has failed
10 sIPose iis crime = becoming q q. little
Aeooun, a. the frontienmsn wko hass'ni
killed bis man. The Bos;oa Herald.
exposure Of the 'Dradie Univsrsiiy" e,
The syss Of AL joarnAlO-ds,se,ivisn upoa
Maize. and nothing would comfort IL.
rivals bat greater victory in tie ds,ee.
tive fsld. Accordingly tie New York
World -, in is work ca the Bsroa
case. add nov q seems that the Bos;on
Globe has been boxing Coz Pnnk Me-
Nicely, the young mAa Who 90 Successful
y "soOupsd" The S.oo s. BiddsfOrd Saw
ings lnstitaiioa. AID Globe man finally
found the yOass ealPrii IN Halifax.
Next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
STATE NEWS.

A boy wls drowned while sksilng II
Mschiss. Sa,urisy, Dec. 2sia.
A nrs on Commercial wharf. Portland
Friday mornlur. dlt sbout go 900 dsm,ge
The storm % Wednesday ". Qslis se
we're slong TIE coasts. soms dsmsge ws'
done % shlpPlog. ard several wrecks sr'
reported.
The Governor All Coancll we're In sea
si0a last week. cins'ng up The years husl.
ness Governor Msrbi- formally took ~
chair a. m oPsulos ofths mssilag.
Frsi L Asdrews. srsprs-sat,iive 80 th'
hrm ofJam-s Aptre~s & Sor. % ~ efofi
has been arrested. chtrg.i with ths en-.
b. fr,smsut % si COO oslOngiag b. The work
men Al Anirsvs q soas qa,rry.
Mr. Ira Stewart, % M.rcy's NIL, wini'
sor. while Erindiag . steel shoe 90 bis
enrfy ~heei. sss killei GA the ash last
The Wheel barst. beiug highly speedsi, and
portiOn stfuck BIN on TIE forehead. 10
orally crashing kis bead % pieces.
Bsu.ou ssvail. oaiy sou OF FRO, J. =
Ssv.l ofths BSngor Theological Semlps
~. ~. fr0susd While .ksting on The Pc
uohscoi ~ Brswsr Wednesday moruing
lie vss grsiasts ~ Bovioin ard q stu.
deaf In ths Bangor Seminary. hsd trsvelet
In EafoPe qaits excessively. spd vas q1iis
Vel Inc sn a. l-ciurer on biz travels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
News OF the Week.

ssrrnnar Srtr Atasani ura 81 - IN -.
HralIaE ksIsaT 80. rsgaru u ouusslas1sls - ~
sfr.ss rf.iFrsf IL urursrrats 80 80 80 ftira
- aarr rfrIs A. slect a. ustt frtsltsai u 80
- s'aTfcn straIi - ttruHn rt1 - llrEsts llf'
80 - rlar1.nE n a. or1Ial II ~ NetFs1 lslf
rsf-n. stIlt 49, 49, 80 D. rossIaf ~ a. lta,
af0onrrrssmal Mrfsi - 1rrflale d'slNfEff ~
'asi hFra 49, ~ uars 49, arrra uaTIifrs go
nftrl i l1rTIY rlsra n Akrsas.
nosnar rerflan II 90 Era.l.nE ka.ssr 80
rIaFss rsr1sr Il 80 ~ sfrlkrrsif ssalrrt ave
Iani's - n ~ fars 80 go 20 ~ l1.tea -ta,f'
Cunsf.farIrn. rngfarrI 81 rrtlF hcr1l u lsses
hfu-Iff = tra1.1f MAJ \ Or..rs. el 49,
A sark - 80 rrcssi.T a. osfIri d1su "a
"a. .nr'li.rr ~ o.llsa.
~ NsAAN AaNsAet $3.50 - 49, -.
rt,rl ~ snrthrf hlrrsrf 81 go 80. -- -
IA ~ ~ - sfT.ts sailrrf irrl..lstst - ~
Nu-tsTa fsuusfirs T. n. = uftsifaa-i -.
sfrts.
sifssh 81 80 rrratrr 49,. --lNs.a ei e.f'
Naruna.fnEn rf n .ssrarl--Its $3.50. hs1.la 80 -
Nsaten ~ 80 .trsr,f sitrrifa. n s1,.e.l
unffr cussItrrslrn - o1r11efT ~ 49, -
Cansis ~t.rt 80 49, tsrassf|i ~ lrIrrsftiti Fr'
II talk rr1lIr.rs
rsrs.nar IT, rsrsri r..ss sfrt rsry irsirlri
IFs e rfrrsrfF 80 90 cessf II hsrf, hafs -
81. Nss nrlrfsEk a. Prev IfHsli lsls-A
N anr Frssrs Hrrr dr.rsa $500 81 sfFEfe -
rrrFr tara a1ssrs.--fhs TItrf ri 90. i tlr-lrrsl
= ta1tlf $40 II 49, Ttsr Ed tfiafnle
rrrrf II - Asata1a = t.frttruri --- ~ leltrfis
- tFT.ha.f sFFr 4 rrsraarr n $3.50 lsris n a a.
"a fl III s.Er1.1E rGtrrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
MARRIED.

u -. 49,. e 80 rs,lissc. u ,hs tf.i...,'
fsihsf. A.. , Ciark, - kss. =. hsFa, NJ. - ~
Es.sca. q rsrs ~. 40 NJ hsfths A. Nssss. q
n Nsr-sy. De-. "a. ~ Esy. Gss. A. fosk-u.-i.
e-e. y. p5sn.ns a. frsakis 4. tstiis. ie,h q
Nrrssf.
Il 80 r.,i.. pss. -. by Re-. n ;. Riisosil,
~. 0co. n. Antryst q Aaharr. al il1rttcs n
A1lrFss q NcrsaY.
a. Nsarhssisr ~ a. -. Mas. De. q. frsak
4. kn.rtt al Asa q lisFira.
m k.rss,ua. Ma. nsr. ~, - Rev. Lesas Cru~
- J. 4 tits, ~ torl.sa, AL Gers l. liatesft' 4
h Ils.s.sr. Dss. "a. ,, Esy. u. ". Harry.
Clsis 4. Lovsioy. 81 nsihsi. aai Lzla l. Eolsri''
Il nknsfsr.
n AnisT.s. ID, n. Harry 4 Baoos AL Ilssa 4
Ca1ilax. tafh - Aniafer.
IN uslisIa. H.. o., ~ Rev. Ds5ii frsit. B.fA
l.. uuttkfi ani Lfta A.. Ou.m. tcth u hifsl-
n nik1f'i, De-. ~, Nsearrt J. bfvsa All NJ
Nsl.s T.. iiclt. "a. 81 platsA
IN iisnaFsf. De- - - ~ rssaisace u ~ hfts's
f.ihsf. ~ Hss. q. A. nanh.trf, Jknss 4. Dli tl.i
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triirs rarsuts. - iifF. J. AltFft CoFsf, osa. ~.
Merss. - bsFsfif. Ms. All Auna = Ss~conh,
II N1rssr.
IA ~. go,lsinck. 81 ~ rs.i3sncs ~ hrtis'.
psfsuts. ~ Rsy A. nstn. NJ. ElnsF D. DAYS al
Ms Aua.s D. Larvvy. bctA .; wossistess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Notea from FArmington

A. write TIE oil year 4. sbout 10 10y
good night f1rrv.fmore hear 81 NJ
great distance The See .Aoi feet Cfths
c1ursefs 4 - ~ ths ne- year ~liA merry
sisps l,youslF sslcomlns al 90 = ssv and
better ne. All ~ ihs frisnisfv and pear
who rad oar cards cone sicfedly 10 nin
90 wish yoa . il,pPy Nss Year.
Christmas passed sery pleasantly In This
plsce. TIE charchs- had tres ard fsmi.
les hsi then. AL he stores were vel
fllcf vita 80 very taiugs that every ocit
vtr'-i 81 nat II wts lively intec'i ~ ses
al - h,ppT. cotsl isfing how ueeh Thy
cOGii lay.
TIE vsestsu LAY. are passlnE pleasant,
On lie frw Normal ttrieuts lsN IN ths
p'ics sd ab1ut thirty ne; AMI srl1Je'
avery pleasant party ThursiaI sysninE
Pro- furlngion's Christmas presents
from hls siuicais were very nice easy
chair All s,ah,rats dictionary rack.
Chfi.tnas tlrnsr Vas sfl1ysd a. NJ.
hone y al tas tssehsrs stopping In he
plscr n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
srArx or MANI.

To II4s.a ii Iinttsrl. t1aiiss iIsauiin. Thaus. ~
sru<ker. Wesr \. fslifbsu. lisrlsN 4. ifsm-
pscnd. Oflsa.i, A. 1hsytr. oeoTgs ClsIk, Geefgt
W. Ccls. Jf.. sannsr A. Nessu. fisafy h. Has.
SOD ssf AlFsrnsa ;. Antrr-s
Whereas. yes have spriisf - -, Iustics q tAs
fsscs. IA al - al coaesy - ott.fi. - - -
prcteltinf lasfs AT tAslf arparisasarts. arFrrfi
49, - patit csmstsryi asa. - the Tsftese -
Varrhsslax lsaf - eafyag rreasd. n tls laanaff
pfgttiei u 80. !. CAsrisf ~ snf rests. at II
lhagtsr - q ne Rfvissd ktsfstss n he state Il
slas. loa AZ fhsrtfsrs hsftky nstfed sni -srnsi
- mFst Il Ne iisbhsri lipass. "a fsrts iiul -
sstartsy. ~ gist dsf - itnasy. A. n isss. a.
u'el1cs IN ths eetfeeen. 90 u rafIrsf 81 hfnE
- lanrrporafFd. AL q usrasrtinr ~ nfcessary
tastnsss = rssnglsts SAD ccrpersfaea-
nafsi a. rafts tkis - dav u Isnaary. a. n. ltas-
liEEniCk q. DAVIS.
fusfirs - a. rsars.
Arus coVy. Aus.t i-IiERRiCA &. pAyfs.
IasIre tks rssrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Netis. "a rstuiss fss pssh.rgs.
sfufe of Whine.

ONTukn. ssi-Ccuft ~ itsoitster. o. W fass
81 CnAELis y. ktttET. issolfsut o. ttsf.
NofitG ~ tsftty Titsa that fstiilue has. n
y tks stst car a Dee, a. ID. tef. lryu
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CONSUMPTION cusrp

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Ia hs1 rlacssi On tls hants ~ an . 81 tnflh-
missionary. so frftnuia Of siuuls vegetable
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al threat and Lang ArrCtioss. alec q pgslfiNs
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Nerves Complaints. arsf taFinf tssisi 10
wun1rffll CarauNs I1Hsrs On thousanis -
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"a sureTinE ftiioss ACiaais-i ~ thts motive
and dssirs % fslisFs tumAn Fgrsriug, I'll
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dirsetluns 90 prrpafing al uslnE, r~ni ~
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OXFORD. AT Court of frobaie he'd n
tss ttird rucstsy 81 bee. tss-
ca ne pstf'cn ~ LkWts n. WHEEIER
Gaardikn a A. Jan wheslsf. an Insane All in
rgnpetsst persoa. Of albaay. In aid Coanty
prayiaE for leenss 10 ssi ssd eoavsy eeFt.in rsA
eslsts. described ln Ma pstition % ale o. N
froosfs Omos. ~ pabllc 90 priyats sale. ~ saeh
Part - ssit real sstAis ~ ne Jaixe 81 frobsis
nay dsem enpetIent
Ordered. Thai ~ ski pstitio.er give notlss
q ali persoas interested ~ eAnsiss an abstract
% Ms psfliloa, uih thls ofesf thereon,
% - putilshed three webs tafeessIvsl,
N ne OKf0ri DsnocrsL q ns~spsper pfinlsd Al
fsfia. ~ sad CosntF, that M msy agar a. 4
frobAts Coaft - b. hsidfn al Pnls, sitnia And
for sslf CoantF. % ne thlrd Tuesday 81 Jan
eAnss. nsny tAsy have. vhy N sane shoald 10
GRO. A. WILSON, Jszss.
A ups scpY.-aftest; n. G. DAVIS. Register.
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N.sis. .f rssi,,.. Zee Disss.sEs
Nlnle Of Milne.

OXFORD, s-Court ~ fnselvsnsv n ne cass
a HEsJAMiS n. MACAiAsTLR, issoi'es,
Dsttor.
NrOTIcE u hsfsbf given that ystigioa has On
~ this zist cav % Dtc., A. u. ises, been re
ssnie.i b ssi eourt GO sali Couhiy By nsrl,ini.
~. NarAlsftsT, q 1xvsli, o. ns Ctunty ofOsfefi,
pfsying tRat hs nsy - dscFesd = fuli disehsrGe
hom al his dett. provabie undsr The Trcvisions
% ehapieF ~ 81 The stsiuiss a Maine. AM uI.oe
sad pstifloa u Ia orisred BY saii eoau hat q
bearins b hsd apoa the same bsforc ssh cosrt.
a. Pssis. "a sail eosnty 81 Okfori. % "wednesday
ne an tay % Jsa A. n. it-s, ~ nine o'clcsk
il ths fofencons sBd thai notlre hereof 10 pub
lsshed IN he OtfOED DrsOCnAT, q bewtpspef
pablishei IL fsit oouniy 81 Otfort, once seek
Tor tuo suscssslre vesk tks LAT pahllckion W -
seven days before The dsf 81 hssrinf snf thAt al
crsdltors Who have proved their debts, sni Other
persons interested. nav kppssf A. sad time snd
Place ant show eaase.if any tbsy have. uhY dc
ebarss should not - sranisd sad ee0ier accord
IN a ~ The prayer q bic Petition
Attest = HERkiCK q. DAVIS, Register
% said Court for saAi CosntJ Of oafsd.