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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
my III AGAIN

Ifpeople flnd they ar not rewarded
for their services In the usual manner,
they can often take their remuneration
In form of pleasantly.
Nears ago. when san Francisco labor
I'll under all the disabilities II a newly
built city. a gentleman, In walking along
her plank Waterfront, fell through a
large hole Into the mud beneath. \ po-
lite negro. who happened to seq the acci-
dent. extricaied him from hi. difficulty,
aud spent nj least half an hour In brush
Ing aud -craplng his muddy garments.
Finally. when he had been rendered a.
pre.entable a. might De-. the gentleman
walked away. having offered the negro
neither a compensation In money nor a
word ~ thanks.
The colored man looked after him Ia
ludicrous establishment. Then b. recoy-
cred enough native impudencc To call;
II say. sah'"
The man turned.
"Nen time you'.e round here. jes' drop
ia dgaia -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

VARIOUS NOUStCltANlNO HINTS.
In this season of general upturning
aud DEMONSTRATING II may not he amlss
to remember that ammonia In water
cleanses glas. much better than soap
does; that Il sometime. costs lees "a
have a badly solled room reprinted. after
a moderate use II the mop AMI brush,
than Il does to have II scrubbed and
.coursl. to LAY nothing ~ the expendI-
turr ~ strength: that SALT aud vinegar
brighten brasses a. we'll a. any more
mo'lern and expensive potions; that
small bag ~ charcoal hung la rain
water barrel purihes II perfectly; that
plaster busts aud staiuctie. may be
cleanse,l. wlIen u l. not desired Ia paint
th-rn. by dipping them Into thick liquid
starch aud drying. and when the starch
l. brushed Oh the dirt Il brushed on with
II. that II l. good plan Ia ~ over the
irc,istesds before beginning any II the
cleaning. a. delay In these days WHEN
the sun la. hc,ome strong l. apt to In
crsa.s the trouble there; that u i wise
to oI-u the campaign Al the topof the
house aud In the unused rpoms, aud so
give les confusion AMI prominence Ia
the affair. that. on reaching their hrrssi-
lng haunis a the bottom ~ the house,
powdered boraN MIXED with q little
pow der~l sugar and scattered about In
spots will prove CERTAIN death to cock-
reaches aud a. ants. aud u that !. no,
handy. few drop. If turpentine -prink-
ls,l here and there will h. q. effective Ia
the case II these nuisanccs a. " i Ia the
case II moths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

II l. convenient To have n bottle 81
some material for securing In the kiich-
en. where Il can De- ready for use NJ any
moment. \ simple aud good thing for
cleaning uickel-platei article. y made ~
follows: Take half a cup of whiting, flll
Il with water. put Il la bottle, aud add
a teaspoonful or tribe more Of ammon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

have had catarrh for twenty years.
and used all kinds ~ remedies without
relief. Mr.. smith. druggist, of Little
Falls. recommended Ely's Cream Balm.
The effect ~ the first application was
magical, II allavei the Inflammation. aud
the next morning INV head was a. clear
a. hell. One bottle has done me so
much good that am convinced It, use
will effect a permanent cure. u u sootil-
ing. PHEASANT and easy Ia apply, aud l
strongly urge It. use by all sufferers
George Terry. Little Falls, y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
y. :; :: BABYD[AN y: \; e.: I; z:
will make the seasen ef 1850
at Baekaeid. Maine.
nj $50 Co warrant.

sir. p.u,sl n.-sns, n "a. sire az susis Owen.
4 - ~ ~. 4 e. 1 :. Nslus N, o. "a
Iiam. tsuruaf nav. dan - k.ileft u NJ =
trfall n "A nlark Mussss. 4 N
Iaaniri NasnT. o. ~ slykIs auhTtanlAn Ian
Okl ksis dau ~ Noang hruna. . "a. hrvets
"a nr,Ina. = "a i,anlgl t-sus. ~ lt.lark
Aruail III i.lua n.F trial 81 4 q carl :. hurrs
trial "a ani nrufas. trial "a
cures Nav. o. lt,ssufth Hrs N sins s.an ~
- s.risinal 0alih's nranllFuius. tsri a klsiuE
~an AL Nsiuu hk--l
Rafg nsan l. hrusn hay stalnoa, sith snan
.frtt- in fsrs fassi In iuns ~ stanls 80 taui :
81 srlshs laa ~ nrssl sal usuesl ~ ~ ~
,i.r-frnssl 10 d sssau.i ant sr1asfh. anii a. in
ever 80 q dr-tflass Egutlrraan - frifinE nffefs
tsth ia fartn stF kftien sull sIscl. snsl 30 ~
chance ~ has al l. 4uitc a tsttrf. He sas
ra-s-l an.l trvsis-i uks scululeu 49, Anfi ntsf
az q trsfk be- fuur uracs uu ~ tAu ~ -
shsn STA shsft prsTsarstisu hF 80 sitrn ipat
puhIr trials ~ ~ dirsrsni fsirs ln Nainf, atl
III ossr hall uiiis trsfks a ~taif VAR :, - 81
Oaui.sa n wcsk airf. So "a uNtsni tutnti
fairG a. tstsr sf tgsi-t.sa,i So ts,-siiui -
ratr hiul tapahlf "a trs'fiiuE in . shh sa'ta.s
rreT.srafirn ~ 80 uulfurtnlf 20 Ei-sl slts
an,l dul.h. 9Th nne tnfting slta.n 49, 49,
rss.uif ..ihi far sossi rrtCes hlsfk Nstlstn. =
80. 49,. .rriaf sns II o. otis-f ~ ~ -. B. =
tr,.iirr an.i 80 Wlunrr ttfh iu ~ nfes 81
faur. resrokl frrrn. Manf Hftrrs nf his - 49,
stussl ia haFe ~ lssn tlrffs1I-Hi She " -
sssll,s nf thsIn nust prrfe fasf. if 80 Hfinf =
trug thai ukf r~,-lale- IA uf ~ lkfnsss ~ a.
snrustsf o. tnslr sirs L. fa-t sn'l Is ifrn is.i
sn.i urtsluliuG anrrstlrs on istn sHirt
80 furthrr rasftlfulars s.hir.ss.
HnufN ~ nEAN
nTtkFfNtu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
wv nnnINI.inN..

l. Divide go'-l looking, AMI have y
part ~ the lody. and a portion.
2 Divide harmony and have e. study,
AMI a rope.
8. Divide a highwayman, aud have =
han,lsge. aud a pronoan.
q. Divide hanging anil have to await
dcvision and an ln.ect.
3. Divide hiri aud have what y
fuund with unclesne'i griln, and q unli
of measur.
q. Divide to give and have an evil
spirit. anil .kill
:. Divide % fade anil have humor snd
personal prunoun.
:. Divide Go control. and have q hu'
man bring. and a period ~ time.
HTssiI BHowN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

AMER starchlng the bosom, wrist
hand. and collar III the shirt With cold
starch. plunge them Immediately Ia hot
water. lay th,m aside Ia cooloh. When
,-ool enough a. handle wiring cut, roll
up. aud they arr rcady to iron. Collars
and cum. may be- done In the same way.
They iron smoothly, a. the hot water
cooks the starch aud diyest- IL Of It,
thigknea-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Nou cannot eNi,e,t a mfn % D. g,o'l
naiuf,,i. vhrn h. l. hoihrrrl With COM
slant cough of cold. keep psace anu
hsppins.. iu the family hy giving him e
bottle 20 Nllmson'. Botanic Cough Rat
nm. N will rurr rNrrN lImr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

You saV YOUR daughter has been
studying French for ten YEAR: hat has
she made anv advance Ia her studle-F
"Oh. yes. indeed: very great advances.
She has hecome az proficient that she
AWAY. speaks English With French ac-
cent. and her French l. remarkable for
H.. pur, Euglish infection"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
AMATEUR
PH0TOGR Apply.

Do you realize what possibilities
81 amusement. interest aud profit
these two words suggest
Anyone can take pictures now
and many enterprising bows and
young men are making MONEY right
and left where there is no local pho
tognpher. IL Is no longer an eI
pertinent. for with ordinary care a
good portrait or view can be made
10y any intelligent pe,on. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
A Book, How 10 make Photographs
and illustrated catalogue Of Amateur
Photography" outfits at all prices,
will be sent free TO any address by
the
SCOvILL & ADAMS CO.
i23 Broome Street,
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
Mcsscngcr's Notice.

OFFIcs 90 rHE sHsEIfT 90 OxTuEn C"tsti
~rATE 30 MANI
ONtOkD. 90 MAY :. 4. u. l~e
'NIti> 4 o. give >0tics, Tat on N lth lal
i May, 4. ID. tssi, q MaTant IN in-.Nt.
sA-'issuesi out - The COurti,f insnlfenff ~ -
'oanty % oNfori. against ne esish
'hsris- -. ~pesr., % ~toneham, aiiulfsi ~
an insolteut bslfor oa petliinn ~ AL -,
whleh PETITION Wa niei on the IN dAY ~ Va.
\. ID. is-l. o. whieh lat namei tate tnisff-.
claims i o. - e0mpufet thai Tie pa ~ Il. /.
any debts AMI the delivery AMI transfer ri -,
Prepery h-ionginE o. sail DEBTOR y ny.
for his u-e. AMI the delivery ant transfer ~ -.
property bY him an forbiiiien ny aS Us
meeting % the Creditors % ali Delit.'f q Wv.
their deifs AMI choss-e one 80 muFe As-l4
~. estate, Win ~ he'll AZ Cour - ln.efes.i
" he hgeien a. Paris IN sail C0unty 90 ths -
day ~ May, A. ID. is-s. a nine o'eich IN ~
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date hr.' '''''
written.
E-f STONE. Depuiy >hen1
sait t0unfy % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Dv.pep.a causes depu,ci hl"od.
whirh. M time. affects every organ and
function ~ the hoiv. ~ rrmeiv fof
thesc troubles. nothing can approach
Nver's ~ar.aarills. n vitalifc. The
hloui. strengthen. the stomach. aud cor
ret. all disorder. ~ the liver ani Kid
ueVs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
PEOPLE

arr hane 20 societv. bat many ~ "a
feel law. u.el up. playe,i out aud Ian
gull 40 thi. season ~ the year when ~
simply neel an inyigonting Tonic
Thee bal feelings can b. cured hy th'
use ~ one bottle ~ AntEAPopleciin"
the great spring Medicine. sold At
YOUR druggists for sl.n. Anti->hock'
ine pill. rurr constipation. Mis- Annie
sanford. Manchester. Ne. saw: They
have done me much good aud arr inNal'
nahle for .lrk headache."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
LADIES WHO BIoNT.

What gr,ai number there arr; how
uncomfortable Il makes them; u i al
most Impossible for those afflicted tn en-
BOY life. In nav private practice ] have
always found sulphur Bitter- io be- the
lsr.i remedy. Al Who arr thu troubled
should Use it.-Mrs. Dr. Childs, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

BrEr LoAr.-Chop two pounds Of raw
lean beef, add Que cup Of rolled cracker
one teaspoonful Of salt, and two eggs
well beaten, mlx well together, pres. u
In a long cake tin, cover the top With
cracker crumbs, and small pieces VI but
ter and bake one hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
The Chase Nurseries.

Ms EntruE
win 500 piesss infaun year waller. that 80
have Jsftnan.ut erupioy iasut Cor hous.t. temper
ats. snsrgyiir men. s.ihfiinE urisr. fer our fruit
ant ornamental uur-r1 sts-s The husinsss 10
sislv 80 quiesi, iesrnei. ani .uors..ful men
srs canning r,-si .aisris. 9Th steady wofk. our
.t.-k D. art eis... hariy AMI true g. name
ri.a-s desiring nli particular. wil plss.s Al
dfess &c. " q. tiIA~i 60.
. r,mi.srton sluarr. no.ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
pII.rs, rII'Ts' TrCIING riI.Ts.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
aud singing; most n night. wore hv
scratching. N allowed a. continue tn
NOR form. which often hlee'l AMI ulcer
ate. Becoming very sorr. SWAMI
OtNrNTNr stops the Itching and hlersi-
ine. heals liberation. aud IN most ease.
remove. M. iumors. " druggists. ~
hv msn. for ~ CENTS. Dr. SWsyne 4
>on. Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
u.r~puA.

Composed ~ N letters.
~, J. ~. -. "a, Z, i peril.
~. 70. a.. -. -, ~, i a bird.
:. q, Is. ~. ~, l. Imagination.
,. N, -. :, III. u foremost.
n. N. ~. %, IN, l. dlngy.
4. ~. -. la, -. -, means changed
ahout.
~. l.. "a, "a. :. I. ~. ~, :. something
uncommon.
The whole !. advice which W hops
the pugEler. will take o. themselves
Nhen attempting to solve pufgle-.
tIirN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

>om. people. iisi ~ a lani II liberty
8. ~ land vhrrr e f-w per.ons have the
liberty 81 drpri,lug all the other 81
thrirs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

"Oh. whv should the spirit ~ mortal
h. proudf'' asks the poet. Dunno. AN
les IL. because he's succeeded IN work
Ing the pig into the pen without dislo-
.,lfluo. ht. vocabulary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Hoy would like Ia have permi.-
sion a. h. ah.ent Tor half an honr. y
T,acher-Certainly. Tommy. hut be- SURF
Ia H. hack in.ile ~ ten minuies."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

We believe that an Italian Who .hould
stari out with a noiselsss hani organ
mmnll mix mnnrN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
THE PUzzLER.
cosamunlcAiions fer this Department sheah b.
ssni M s.iiisr. ". n. kAsrs.s. Hat sumner,

IInl % s|llloT' " IT. EAsfsk>, tast samhFF'
Maine.
I.--Fuo>Ertc ciIARADE.
The doctor said a change Of air
Was what INV system needed;
-, packing trunk and travelling .arsf.
The d0ctor's words I Needed.
To ride through forests. field and farm
\ pleasure great reckonei;
The train which borr "a swiftly on
Wa called narrow seooad.
Hut when r,achei my Journey's end,
" shadow crossed my mind;
learned o. my dismay my vAols
Had al l-ccn left behind.
BrNNiT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHfkhAs, John ". Merrill. nov of Norway.
w and then ~ sumner. IN the COUNTY 81 az
fori ani state of Maine. by nj. mortgage de..,
dated the tenth DAY % February A. II. Iva. AMI
reconlei IN the Oxford Registry % DEEDS, B,sok
30. rage ~. conveyed - me. the unsisr.ixnesi.
certain rial estate, situated In the town Of ~uu
ner Aforesaid and In the County aforessli which
j. fully described IN said deed and reeoris. AMI
sherss The condition ~ saii morFsr~ hss
len brvten, nov by rcsson of the brrafh 81
the condition theeof ! claim . foreclosure o.
aid mortgage. "
sumner. April ssh. isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
uI. NnIT.

VIII thu Winds lougs and l. VIII the
Youth long, \ hoy. thought. arr
thoughts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Norway, Ne, Nov. 30, 81.
Last night one Of our valuable
horses was taken with n severe chill
and broke out in cold sweat. We
gave him "Brown's Instant Relief &C
cording to directions and he immedi-
ately began to improve We have
used it many times for our horses
and always with the same satisfactory
results We consider it 10 be very
valuable medicine.
A. +. ASpaEws
ssYour money refunded ifn falls ts henent
you when used strictly a. fireetet on inside
wrapper. 20 you tAks no risk In tryingh.
soh BY all dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
TWO FAMOUS ePIIAPhs.

TWO FAMOUS tPlIbPho.
The following !. the epltaph by Miss
Hannah =. Gould 81 Newburypori, the
widely known poetess, on Caleb Cushing
The distinguished Statesman and diplo-
mat was then, "a he was subsequently,
noted for hi- energy, enterprise, perse-
verance AMI go ahead disposition. aud
this elected the following;
o>C.c.
Law aside all We desii
fOr In the next het
Rstra-e. the ashes ~ &C.
lie has eryw,iei NJ. wsy
Through the worii. a. they cay.
AMI perisp. now he. dead. may hs ps.hingi
Mr.. Cushing took all this In good part,
hut retorted by writing the following,
which turned the tables on Miss Gould /;
OsH.F.o.
Here Iles one whOse wlt
Without wouDding eouh hit.
And gwen IL the turf that's above her.
Having -ent every beau
To the regions below.
she herself has gone dowb-for lover.
When woman steps out on the back
porch with her sleeves rolled up In her
apron, IL IL a Sign 10 her neighbor that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
VARIOUS noussclrANlNo HINTS.

Csrr~stoniense on topics ~ inisrest 30 ths ladies'
Il ssllsltsd. Aasiress Lsiitsr iiosrsakERs'
COLLINS. osford Demesrsi. Paris. Msibe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
East Branch Farm.
nrcNrrELp. MAINE
M @ * u - 4 @ k

by Olympus by Almout
first dam LADY burns by Burns
Trotiing Childers. by Msynard's rrot
ting Childers. second dam Diamonds
Flora Temple by Ola Drcv, third dam
by Bush Messenger by Winthrop
Messenger. by Imported Messenger.
foaldod July II, ISIS A hne
cay with black les name and tai,
with small star and both hind feet
white. stands l52 weighs over 1000
pounds
VA a. trs'sIns af Mrkus.rk enii'Cs Do O.
rank .rh e. 80 rrtsi sft'Irns ir Nfu tnE.a1.l
- IL ntflra' ani ftsi tTtftrr ani 80 thf 80
- frst arlf 80 o. 49, Isas-rsss-s stni if'a
49, ~ IL an.i rlrTr. sHa.sff au.l raFIi sti
uis IniFElusI nrrf uas srfN tasl aI 49,
asarilsI a. rrsf rrfnrIuHn act N.lr fin.s'n IN
a. uNf1r,i tuurff faIr iu ~. nfFr o. IFsi
astI ~ t1rss Fraratl stailrus ever thHsn in ~
tnlnfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
Aaminis,r.,.r.. a.I. ef ns.I E.,s,,.

Aa"sisissrsssr's sale efRssi Estate
DuRsrANT O. . hesn-s fr0m the Iion. JIG
81 Prolssts, Tor the County ~ ONf0rl -.
-ell n Public Anetion on the ith DAY ~ -,
nest. a too o'elork IN tbs fOene0a Al the -
omcs n West Sumner village, al ths rfhtl ~,
sni Interest Witch Amsby N. Russell AZ. .
sumner In ssif county, aecss.sst, hal m - \,
Icing the former homestead u ali Amspl
Russell
DATED the mn, DAY ~ Msy, A. u. is-a.
HIRAM :. COBrR>, Adminissfs'"''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
ART:
Y oil

-.r Dol rl-rd - e. as sfmIfouis ~ tskins
tNTt.NPOfLEgT ws have 80 ua-s
.t.I ias-iu.Hut.lt fH... antt Va havc tssu
..i % Par-l,.i H-uu Disease. Rhs..
.ti.ia. Liver Co.. eitiHt -. fi.arg srla.iins e.
.ldssS 49, niasdf s'reabls. q Nea, ~
fa. Dr.B~p.ls. rri1tira. asd Csssrst
frbiiit1. A.. Is-. ~ AgPetits. -ssF
Co Harh sud Fiatuicucr, tarcs cofnmon iis
.-'es - fuarlnfos O. rars uith oss eottis q
tNri.NPOFLrCTINE. $40 bf ycar drus
To-. stoo tsftis "a h.tiirs $500. s~nt
Do O. N ulIlulNs ~ e. CO. Ens.t,arsh
ra.Is ~ 30 t.sfl .sll.ls 4 tryallfs - arllns
: fsu-s.fy thaf uTl ere fhst ffs.iIrs q t<irg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Nssf uranrh farr is sIfaaifsi sfnIn nnf BAT
rrfir % So sell FII'sET has anrnIr staHlfs anI
s.-.I I.ssturss Marvs AL cnls 49, nf en-
ursk nr frr Frnr
raIsu .atll Iss TIsF AL Hfhrr lnf.ffHai 80 mr.
uisfus.i an arrHrafIan Al "a e. tlus. >uIFriutenal
suf u.ll knfIl MaInr
eTnEsE b. ul~nIH
Isrl.rrtrfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

MONEYS: i: NJ: S:s:. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Commencing AZ the upper leit corner
AMI reading diaeunally downward. YOU
v 300 fnd the nam. - vell-knnvu hrn.
NNswTU. To- pUstrs 80 Lar VIVA.
I. Inch. chin. rris. step. Sing. .lrn.
Teach. cheat. ~ahf-. l-ars. Nidrr,
drrad. late. tale, teal.
,. ray %. yuu 20, anil II you can't
paw. ,lnu't 20.
3. 1. ppu. do. ,. Note. not. 3.
Plane. plan. Z. Morvy, morr. =.
Thsnk. than. g. Your. NotI :. zane.
can. = EVrcuic,l. execute. lemiin-
lug vor,l. H. not plan NOR than yon
an rNrlnir.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-18

A farmer may he hired by the
year for from So to Sl4, with food,
clothing head shaving, and tobacco.
those who work by the day receive
from : to 10 cents, with MONDAY
meal. At the planting and harvest
ing of rice wages are from 10 To 20
cents day, with five meals, or 30
cents day without food, Few
landowners hire hands except for n
few days during the planting and
harvesting of rice. Those who have
more land than they and their sous
can till lease it to their neighbors,
Much land Is held on leases given
by ancient proprietors To clansmcn
whose descendants now till it, pay
ing from 81 toSl4 worth of rice aunu
ally for its use. Food averages IA
little more than 81 n month for each
member of n farmers family. One
whs buys, cooks and eats his meals
alone, spends from Sl 80 to 81 II
month upon the raw material and
fuel. Two pour lis of rice costing
81 cents, with rclishes of salt, fish,
picked cabbage, cheap vegetables
aud fruits, costing u cents, is the
ordinary allowance to each laborer
forl each day. Aberne,hy's advice
To luxurious patient, "l4ive ON n
sixpence n day. and earn it," is fol-
lowed 10y every Chinaman. One or
two dependent relatives frequently
share with him the siXponce.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-18

KALAKAUA's friends declare the
king Is greatly wroth over the re.
ports that he could not raise enough
coin to go to Paris. The real reason
why the dusky monarch has shut
his eyes to the pleasures Of the gay
capital seems to be political. He
cannot tell when his present Cabi-
net will go to pieces, and he nstur-
ally wishes to be on hand to see that
none of his personal enemies is
again foisted upon him. The com
mitment of the Encouragement to
Jail for contempt of court il gener-
ally regarded as the first sign of
the approaching storm which will
sweep away the ministry that rode
into power on the reform wave. No
one will mourn its loss, for it has
done nothing to redress the wrongs
of the natives or to curb the power
Of the monopolists who control the
islands as completely as though they
owned them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-18
4 boz Ghost.

For some time past those trudg-
ing home over the mountain about
four mules south of Philadelphia
late att night have seen strange
sights ana herad peculiar noises.
II appears that large black dog
makes his appearance at certain
poiut along the turnpike and walks
with the Traveller until "a wcll-known
mark, still further up the mountain,
is rcached, when he suddenly disap-
pears as he came. The dog utters
no sound and betrays not the least
show of either friendship or violence.
There are those who believe that
the MYSTERIOUS animal Is the mater
ialixed ghost of u murdered man,
rs lac invariably makes his appear.
anoe AT the exact spot OF tragedy,
There arr "A dozen mcn who claim
to have encountered the dog at the
exact spot, some of them more than
once. They confess that they never
pass the spot without a shudder,
aud they hurry by the spot AS fast
~ they can. women never pass the
place at night, aud many even
make Wide detour Ia avoid II In
daytime.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-18
A PUBLIC BENEFACroR

"Who is II. II. Warner, of Roches
ter, N. Y, whose Safe Remedies, es
pecially Warmers Safe Cure, have at
tanned such success and celebrity q,
home and abroad?"
The question is inspired as much by
affection as curiosity, since through
his instrumentality hundreds of thou.
sands, in both hemispheres, have
been restored to health and happi,
ness.
Hon. II. III. Warner, then, is Q
leading and honored resident oi
Rochester, not only, but a prominent
and influential citizen of the United
States. On several occasions chosen
by his party as National delegate to
nominate a President of the Republic,
he has been a member OF the Repub-
can State Committee and of its Exc
cutive Committee. He is a member
of the American Institution for the
Advancement OF Science; President
OF the Rochester Chamber of Com
merce; successful and upright busi-
ness man. He has given away for
tunes in charities. The celebrated
and costly Warner Observatory of
Rochester was conceived, endowed,
and is maintained by him. His
muni6cent prizes for the discovery of
comets has been at once the wonder
and delight of the scientific world.
The yellow fever scourage in the
South, the Ohio floods, the fire dis
ssters of Rochester and other cities
awakened his profoundest sympathies
and in each instance his check for
from 5000 10 IS 900 swelled the several
relief funds. Where other wealthy
men give tens and hundreds, he gives
hundreds and thousands.
Ills charities are as ready and
magnificent a. his enterprises and
public spirit are boundless.
The world has need of more such
men.
An incident led him into the manu-
facture OF medicine. Seized some
twelve years ago with what the ablest
physicians termed fatal kidney dis
ease, he was miraculously restored 10
health by what is now known as
Warmers safe Cure. At once he re-
solved 10 make known the merits OF so
potent a remedy, and the consequence
is that to-day he has Immense labora-
tories and warehouses in the United
States, Canada, England, Germany,
Austria, Australia and Burmah. sales
Of his safe Remedies are enormous.
and their power over disease simply
marvellous.
The merit Of production is in ex-
act keeping with the character OF its
producer. An honest and reliable
man himself, Mr.. Warner makes
honest and reliable medicines-a faei I
sonndantly attested by their pheno- I
nenL efficacy and popularity.