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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-04

There will be grand races on Sunday
the 18th. inst, on the track of Mr.. II. y.
Fournet in this town for the benefit of
the High School Fund. There will be
also cock fight aud other Interesting at
traCtIcus.
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If TOEH B4CE .fCHFS

IL IS general ,s.Ji,itV Try
BRODN'S IHON giJTTERS
It Will cure you. and give roo! appetite. Sold
by all dealers III madeleine.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Harrison will accept
the thanks and best wishes of the prin-
tiers. for having remembered them in all
their happiness. by sending to this office
a piece of the delicious wedding cake.
\ Te Dcum was sung at the Catholic
Church after the high mass Sunday last
in cOIumemoratiou Of Washington $
centennial Inauguration.
At twelve o'clock Tuesday fire was
discovered in the Kitchen of Mrs. Gus
tayc Fournet. tine alarm was sounded
but it was put out without the use
Use of the engines.
The police jury Of AssumptiOn-says
the Louisiana Reyiew-resolved, at a
late meeting. to do the handsome thing
by rendering ali excursion t. Napoleon
Vile TO the Press association during its
next meeting at Thibodpaux.
Mr.. 4. Y. Fleming. the patriot of st.
Martin fired on Tuesday the 30th. of
April salute of eight guns in cOmmem-
Grafton Of Washington'sc S centennial inau-
guration. No other demonstration was
made.
Our thanks to Mr.. Paul y. Abadie, Sc
cretary of the Literary and Gymn astic
Club of Breaux Bridge for compliment
tary tickets for the entertainments today
and to morrow.
About two hundred Rpgul ul,tOrs made
their appearance in town Sunday morn
ing. Their mission was to notify the
negro churches in town and in the coun-
try not to hold any more prayer meeting
at night. After accomplishing their
mission they formed line on the church
ground. in front of the Messenge. cHicp
and broke ranks.
We are informed that young boy ma
med Judice. residing about Il mile or two
from town on the east side of the bayou
WAS met by some negroes one night last
week, W hile coming to town for a ply
siciin. and after being stopped and ques-
tions propOunded to him some of them
cried shoot the -- one shot was fired
mt him. the ball passing through his hat,
but fortunately did not touch him.
We have noticed, and several COM
plants have also been made to us that
parties residing on the Teche above ST.
Martinville throw their dead hogs and
other animals in the bayou, which drift
through this town. and which beside the
bad oder which rises from the half
rotten carcasSes is Of great Inconvenience
and quite disgusting to those who an
account of the dry weather are compell-
ed to Use the water from the bayou. This
unreasonable. and we may say criminal
practice threatens the people along that
stream with pestilrnce.
We call the special attention of the
police jury to this matter and request
that an ordinance be passed that will
prohibit the throwing in the Teche of
any dead animal. and impose punish
uIcut for violation of eald ordluanCe.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-04
J. w. ECKART.
Practical Matchmaker and
Jewellcr.
NEW IBERIA LA.
b DEALER IN

- DEALER IN
Waltham. Elgin, Rockford & Columbus
gold and silver watches. best grades of
jewelry only, Quadruple silver plated
wares, spectacleS, eyeglasses. accOrdeOns.
banjOS etc. etc.
We are regularly appranticed watch
makers, having served our term of ap-
prentice of five years at tie bench under
the charge Gf trained watchmakprs, and
finished our trade in the best Horlogical
6ehoOlS Of the north and west
Our prices are moderate give Us trial
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PATENTS.

Patents. Caveats. and Trade-Marks pro-
cured, Rejected Applications Revived and
Prosecuted. All business before the L. S.
Patent Office promptly attended to for
moderate fees. and no charge made un-
less Patent is secured. Send for IN
<ENT0R'S GUIDE"
franklin ". H0uch.
Washington. n. {.
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E@ P7cWg'S M0H Bi7TERs

Cures Indigestion. l;:l0tHcsS, Dyspepsia, Mala-
ria Neryuu>ucSs. uuG General UrOility. Physi-
clans recommend l.. Nj dealers >cll il. Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed !ci lines Oh wrapper.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-05-04

lax Director : N'ulce.
Parish g., -. Martin ; arch 3Oth 1859.
by virtu' oftk, -'.'h"rity vested in mo by the
tOh~t!t; '..l and laws Of the tHfc Cf Louisiana
and in nee, riaIc, with Act So of the Acts of the
General Assembly oi l-Ns 81 Iouisiana, approved
July l2th. lS~~. and entitled "Hn Act 70 provide
for The sale uf property bii IN tor and adiudics-
ted I" ia" state for taxes for the year lss0 and
Subsequent !cir-. to provide how the property
shall hc advert rcl, and for the manner in which
siG ~ale~ shill hr made: to e~talilIs the effect
ot the deed of sale. and the validity Cf sales
unGer thi> Act To- establish the prescription Of
ali art!un~ to aunui -Hlc~ Luucr tins Net and To
limit Ga" Ie-I uu,ibilty ;uG .i;I;n.,c # tie
Stale .Ur the I"fuudE- O. ti"p .co s;l'- IN
dcr th.- HCt e. prov idC f. H. i, u'i.t f all
cots OH of the Irucood-o e. silss inr to init
th" responsibility uf the -: {" tu the amounts
real:l"d from said >aln. to provide low and
when the tax collector shall make returns Of all
rhie~. and when he shall pay the amounts into
the state Treasury
! will offer for sale, at public auction, for
Cash, at the principal front door Of the Court
Honse OF SAID Parish. in the town Of -. Martini
willie, in which the District CuGrt of said Parish
i held on
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Vol. ". No. II.
Otate lax sales.

List of Lots and Land Adiudic;tel and Forfeit.
cd to the stat" oi Louisiana for the Uupaid
Taxes a. l--O ard Subsequent Year. and TO be-
re-so!d by virtue of tct NJ. - o' lsSs.
L. III. -. lhi
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Local Lights.

Ayoung men white Republican club
has been organized in New Orleans.
TheO. j. Liable has just received fine
lot Of oil painting which he sells at as
tonishingly low prices.
New York celebrated the centennial
Inauguration of Washington in grand
and brilliant manner.
The boys from this place went to New
Iberia ''cOcktighting" last sunday and
won two fights out of three.
Mrs. Fernand llalphen of Opclousas is
in town on a short visit to her father-in-
law, Judge }. o. IIalphen. Sr.
Miss Rose Perrodin, one of Opelousas
most charming daughters after spending
a few days in town retured home wednes-
day.
Our young friend Walter Simon, ar
rived here Tuesday evening To assist To
the marriage of his brother, James ST.
mon.
B. Audibcrt has received nice ice
chest of 4 capacity of 800 pounds of ice
and two kegs of beer. Now 90 and see
for yourself and be convinced that Audi
bert keeps the best and coolest beer in
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
MAMBRINO LAMBERT
THOMAS CARLYLE.

~ ''' Il uolfI Eauf.ri W N,la,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
N.,iss of r.,i,iss fsr Dl.sh.'gs.
STATE an MAINE

oNTORp. .. Court ~ in.sitrnry lnthe ra-s
- JEREMIAH ILL-woiffii, insolveul
ueif1r
NOTtCE 4 hervhy given that fstltian has. on
y thls gai dsy n May, 4 Il. ies tssn prr
ssufel a. all Cont fur .ail tuuntF. hY IffV
mlah lilswufth. - Oxfuri. I'm en- County "A
onfprl, pnYlug that b. NAV o. derr.v'i 4
fun diaCharrr frum all NJ drhts. prufa
hie un.ier the provisions ~ Chapter ssVentY
- ths ~tatutfs II Maius an'i upon sall I,et.fau
u D. ori'rnri hT sali Count that hearing D. bal
ufun ths same lsforr sali tour at Part. boz al
tuuntF ufuNfnfii, ON Mciiue.iaY ~ tffh haF "A
jane. 4 u. l--s. "a nine o'glsk in CO. fursui-fn
ani that nutirs thsrsuf - puh1sllsd in tite 90
Tori ltrmt- rat . nfsslapsr VuhNshell ln al
tuuntf - uNfunl. uufs ursk Cor tuu sufrrs
siFe wesks. III iast publication o. 10 seven daf.
lefnr thr LAY ~ hearing ani that IN rfsslituf.
whu have pfufcii tllrir islts. snt ufhsr pefsun.
intrrrstri, mas appesr M all place anl time
anil shuw cause. II anf thcF haYe. WIN q ,iis
ChsrTe shuuhi Mt d. grantei sail debtor A.
snriluE o. ths PRAYER o. BE- patitiun.
Attest liz hniCk q. DAVIS Register
- ali ,ouH Tor all 'uunif ~ oNfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
AMaloulrY oe ExpREssloh

II J. sah that when Jacob Boehme
the famous philosopher. was ON hi.
deathbsSl some II his pupils came 10 hin
"a have an Obscure passage Ia his writ.
Ing explained before he died. Afiei
puIlling over Il for a while h. said
"My dear children, when I wrote thi.
understood It, meaning, and mo- doubt
the Omuiscient God did. lie may It'll
remember Il. but have forgotten"
\ comical sentence appeared In the
programme Ot a concert given by VI
GOunOd. In London. The eighth song
Vas printed: "She Wandered down the
Mountain side" accompanied by the
composer.
4 lady, Ia advertising herself n a
teacher. referred % the 'reputation fol
teaching she bears
\ furrier once announced that h. wa.
prepared Ia make up capes, circulars,
Nc., for ladies out of their own skins. -
\ match yender Of London used the
following street cry; "Buy a penny
worth Of matches from a poor old man,
made Of foreign wood"
The father aid not speak with clear
ness when he exhibited a fiddle made by
his sou. and said 'IIe made II out Of
his head, aud has wood enough left 20
make another one"
We occasionally read In the papers
about ''terra-cotta ladies gloves, =
"woolen children's mitts," ''octagonal
mems CASHMERE pantaloons," etc. Or
that "a snake was killed by boy twelve
feet lOng;" or that a thrifty housewife
washes and irons herself every week =
or that a man wants "a boy 10 drive a
horse who lives with his parents"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
Notice ef Petition for Discharge,
STATE OY MAINE.

oNfOkp, ,-Cour % Insolvency. In The ca.
% AItNopD A LOWE. Insoltsnt Dslaor.
NuIlcI l. hereby given that pstitian hss. on
~ I'M. fsi iay ofMay. 4, u. fs-o lsen pre
.sutci o. all touu Tor att County, by strph~n
W Nhse"i, ~ tas nrn - Attweol A Lowe. a
tanfon. In The County ~ Oxfort prayin. thai
D. NAY - derived . full discharge from ali M.
'ielfs, Individual AMI copaunsr-hip, pryahl.
anlef The prutision- - Chapter seventy ~ tn
-tatute- ~ halne. and upon sali fstitis,n. IA A.
.risfri ny sehd Court that hearing - hal ulsou
ur sane bstere all touu A fans. In saidi
county ofONfort, ON Wednesday. the Issh asV
~ June, \. -. l--s. a nine o'clsrk In the Tor,
noon ani that notice thereof le path hssi IN the
pNt0r'i Denocrat, q newspsper published In sali
county ~ Oxford. once week for tso suoce.
eve week, the last publication o. be seven daV.
btiofe The day ~ hearing, snd that All err.litor.
who have Prosei their debts, AMI other person.
interested, may appear AZ saii place AMI time
snl show cause, II any they have, why . ~.
.hsrre shouli not - Frantet all delaor aecori.
Ing u the prayer % his petition
Attest '-ltfRRiCk 4. DAVIS, Register
oi ALI Court Tor sail County Of Oxfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
PAINTED FLOORS.

II seems that any color containing
white lead J. lnjuriou. "a wood floor,
rendering them soft and liable Ia De-
worn away. Paints containing mineral
colors only. without white lead. such ~
yellow ochre, sienna or Venetian or In
dian rel. have M such tendency Ia act
upon the floor aud may BE- used with
safety. This quite agrees with the prac-
tlce common la this country ~ painting
kitchen floors with yellow ochre or raw
lumber or sienna. Although these col
Or have little body compared with
white lead paint, aud need several coats,
they form an excellent aud very durable
covering for the floor. Where floor Il
20 be- vanished Il l. found that a yarni.h
made by driving lead salts Il nearly a.
Injurious a. lead paint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

.ONfOhp, - Court ~ Insolvency. In the cass
~ AIfNOOD A LOWI in.altsnt IlsiYtars
NUiith 4 hereby Owen that I.stitlou has ou
" this q LAY ~ NAV, \, n. ls-l. isesn am
senis-i o. sali Count Cor ssli tounty by I'rcstau
:. Love, ~ The nrm ~ Aus0si Lowe. ~
bufknsli To- The County - ONfpri, payins that
D. may - ie.rceta full tii-shsrge fruin al ~
islts, Individual ani supaunsrship. protahls
un'ier the provisions ~ Chapter seventy ~ ths
statutes ~ Maine, ayd upon All Isstiilan. n 1.
oriefci hy sali 'ouu that \ heariug - hal
uIsou tbs same iefow saii Count al Pans In All
County ~ oNfori, on Wednesday. the issh ,iav
- June. \. ~. is-s,. II nine o'eh-'k Ia the t,Tr
ns-on. AMI that naiirs thereof ~ puhhshssi IN
The pNtori ligintrfat, neWsI,agsr guhlshs-i IN
sald County ofbNf0ri, once = erek .ur two sue.
ee-slte weeks, the lat puhllrailon o. - seven
,iays tefofr The day ~ hearing Ant that al ef,.i
itors who have pfUsel their delss and ether t.sr.
sons intere.tcsi, may sppear n .sii place ant
TIVE And sh"s eau-e. n any thsy have WIN q
dischArre shouh not ~ granisi ait ileltor A.
coriing D. The pAyer ~ hls petltisn
Attest -iIEsRfck 4. DkVI-. Res,.,s,
~ sad Court fOr sAii County ~ ONfof,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
>oricr 90 romrcLosrnE.

xtTHTHTA-. Iurv y MeKesn. naw ,is,-a.s,i
w late - NnrsaY in thr tuuntf - uNfuf'i al
stats ~ Mains. hy hrr mnrtgasg des'i. daiel
tstaisf Eth. \. u i--l. aui fveurisi in oNfnrl
lieTlstry ~ fA.cis. isssk 90. IaFv "a. gunFrfel
o. John 4 nalstsr. certain Iary'l ~ raj ssiais
stuatrsi iu ssii Nursaf ani ln Nnfsar NiliaEr.
anfi D. ttrrrin ilunilssl a. follows NeEinniF a
stnns A en- northeast rufufr - seurcr WI
tins' 10 on ths nRe ~ bolster ~twst thsncs
castsfly un lice - saii strst Sven ruis auil
uiuf nuks a. martk stone thsnCf suuthsflT
twelve rsis ani terutf nnks. inufv ur go o. o.
ouruefs - = Miisti's AMI A.t Me- rilns' lan'is
tilsnrr westerly thWr rHls iuurV ur 80. o. 4
stuns. thgnCr nurtherif fpurtsUu r-is. new ~
90, o. ~ nrst naulfi taluni ani thsffaftsf
waris all Holster dulF assiFussi en- biz right
tiis and intsrvst in ani a. saii raj estate an'l
uiartragr tsssi. All ths dstf anl claim tilsrvhY
sssufssl. o. tssstrTr 4. Hri.nks. ~ assiEumeui
dats,i Augusf u. 4 ~ -. ani rsrurie'i In saii
Registry. touk -. fagu ii' all thsrrafirf
waris all t.cirsr 4 nn-lks dalf assiEusi al
be nght. tiile ani lnterrst IN ant o. All rral
estate ani unrtgsEs i.ssi ani ths tlslf AMI claim
thsvhy -seurri. O. John 4 lislster. hy assign
nrut iatel uttnl.sf a.. \. n -. and rrnrlel
in all nedstry, h-1k ~. fagr o. anii thfrV
Afterwards salt John 4 Holster daily assiTns.l
All his hEt tits an'i inisrvst ln All o. All rva
s.tate ani nurtgsTr He'll anll ti,s lslf sni claiu
ihsrvhy srsHurel. o. Nellie VI Uhfstts. by sssign
msni iais.i l,csnirr g. \. u - snl r~-pr'i
"a in saii Registry. inuk ~ fsge 10 anl
thrrra fisfaar all Nellie N Uhletts dulr a.
siFns.i an hsr nrhi ira an.i iniefvst in sn.i O.
all raj estate and uurtsass dss.i sol ths dslt
Iiuis hins. hY ssizuulsnt. fiatri frhfusrY i-th.
\ u ls-u aui fr'uriei On tali kfrisfrY. htnk
-. psge li3. an1 shsrras ths ruu'iition - all
murtg arc deci has ieen hruksu. noe therefore
hy rvasou - ~ hr,arh 20 iic condition tisrrof
I claim a fsr,i htsurp - all mort ragr tlas.t.
JANIS D. UtrgufN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
Ns,ie. sf r.,i,i.. Go. pi.sh.rg,.
STATE 90 MAINE.

OXFORD, - Coat - Insolvency. On thsfa
- RlCliAHD " ROBniN-. in.slfsni Debtor
Nutitl 4 hereby xiteu that pst'tinu has Ca
y this 20 dsr ~ MAJ. 4 ~. ~. i-en prs
sentHi ~ all Count fur al '0unty. bY H. harl
". Robbins ~ PARE, lu the tuuntY n OXFORD
pfai Ing that h. MAJ d. dsrrse fan isshargs
if'fi AT his hehts prov alb unifr IT, provision,
~ CHAPTER seventy - The ~tstuirs - halns an
ulsun all Istitinn, u L. uulcrci by saii tuurl
that hranng De- hal upon The sane l-finfe ali
tuuu ~ fafis, IN sait County - uNfuri ou
Wednesday, tis ifh day ~ June 4. ~. is-l
a uins u'sh-k in The fuftnouu. aut that uofirs
thFrruf D. Uuhlishfs In ths uN funl tlsflf- rat 4
nssspaicf pghlislissl In all County ~ Oxfnrti
once sesk Tor tso suOCsssiye weeks the AT
publication o. ~ seven daYs hrfurr the day II
hearing. anii that All rrr.iiturs Whu have pnNsil
their ieifs, ani ether Tef-ons interested. may
APPEAR AZ all plare ahi time AMI shaw oause. II
any they have, shy dissharge shouhi nat H.
granted all dsltof aecorlinE D. the prayer II
his pstitiun.
Attest -llERglCk &. DAVIS. Register
~ said Count Cor saiil county ~ uNfsri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
EnrNpnEAnIN MN.

How often We hear 90 read of some
one that has retired In apparent good
health that has been found dead In bed
the following morning. Anti-Apople,'-
tine J. the only ApopleNy Preventive
aud Paralysis Cur. Alexander u.
Jones, ~ Passport, Me-. writes Dee. ~.
lSs9: II have taken two bottles Of Anti
Apoplcctine Tor raralysi. ~ the left lex.
aud Il has helps-d me-" DilIlnes. or
Pressure la Head. Pain around or Pal
pitation of the Heart. indicate It. use.
sold a. your druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

DREAMED CoDrisH.-Coyer Goldfish
with cold water and Jet soak two hours,
drain, cover with lukewarm water and
LEI Il merely come Ia boil, then set on
the hack ~ the stove for one hour.
Drain aud pick To pieces. Put an ounce
~ butter In frying-pan, let melt and
stlr In two tablespoOnfuls Of Hour; mix
and pour In pint ~ milk, stir con-
stantly until Il hollis, add the fish with
salt aud pepper. Take from the fire,
add the yclk Of an egg aud serve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
DESTROYING uIus.e.s.

A Boston lady visiting In this city recently
told some friends that her son being now
years old, abe thought II proper to explain "a
him that Santa Claus was only pleasant
fction To her surprise the lad, instead 81
regarding the Information oomplaoently. va
thrown into q towering rage
80 you've been fooling me all this tins
about sandy Claws. have your hee::claimed
well, next thing you will tell me u was all
stun about our saviour. lwouitn' mind that
- much, but ] thought Sandy wss reAl~-
Ssw York Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
A Ch.rit.bl. Man.

Oliver Ditson. the music publishsr. left
t5O,oo 10 various charitable institutions and
Al-o - apart t2s.co as a fund for poor and
needy musicians. 10 IL expended under the
direction Of c. II. Dit-on. jams X Paine
and n J. Lang. lie al-o remembered all the
employs Of bis firm and those 81 several
banks THIS generosity was In keeping with
the tenor 81 Mr.. Dit~ons life. which was that
81 kindly. systematic. energetic business
man lilo had built up bis immess bushes
by honorable methods. and retained 20 his
last day the friendship and respect Of tho~s
with whom be held busines or social rels-
tons New York Home Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

OXFORD, sat Count ~ Prolate hell A
Paris, within anf Tor the County 81 Oxforl. on
the thiri TUESDAY of MAY. 4. ID. lsSs.
iierlFft J.. WhtcOmb, Admlni-trator on the r..
tate ~ freierick y. Herr. late of Waterford. in
count % administration ~ the s.tate ~ All A.
ccssei foF allowance.
ORDthfD, That the .sii Administrator Civ.
notice ~ All per-ons intewste.t by causing q
.ucces-ltsly In the Oxforl Demoerat prtntssi A
fAt-t that they may appear at q Probate Court
" lie bell AZ Paris, In ssii County. on the thlri
lue-ay 81 june next. "a nine o'clsTk in
the forenoon. and show cause, N any they have.
why the same shOull not ~ allowed
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judxp.
"A true eopy-attest Ill. Z. DAVIS, Hesist<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
n..,, AM. s.,,nn ri-nr.d M.

Two ladiss catered a fashionable church In
New York Just tsfore the -ervios bcgnn,
AMI cue q thern roinarksi 20 the -estou that
the star Ca the pulpit, In which we're a great
many gas jets, hal tho point turncd the
wrong way. and that u should point up In
stead % down The dignihci oh man. feel
ing that bis quarter Of q oenturys erpsrienos
should entitle his opinion 10 respect, and rial
hing the difficulty Of making a change,
Strengthened up and aid ladies. 40 are
told In the Scriptures that the star hung over
the manager 10 lead the wise men thither II
IL vas TO guide them 10 the sacrcd spot and
direct them % the mAngcr. Of cour~o u would
poin, down and not up" The star remains
~ IL was Chicago Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Nihhle--bunt tell me that ad,rrii.-
ing amouni. to ANYTHING. ai,rrti.~l
thrsr consecutive day. for an old Woman
to act as hoD.rkr'per and never got "a
single answer.
Nahhle-lt Was your own fault that
yuu dinr. You .hould have advertised
Cor Ia miiiir-agr,l wumau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
AMATEUR
PHOT0GR Apply.

DO you realize what possibilities
81 amusement interest and profit
these two wor'ls suggest
Anyone can ''tsko pictures" now
and many enterprising BOYS and
young men. are making MONEY right
and left where there is no local pho
togapher. II il no longer an ey
pertinent. for with ordinary care q
good portrait or view can be made
by any intelligent person. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
A Book, "How 10 make Photographs. -
aud illustrated catalogue Of Amateur
Photography" outfits at all prices.
will be sent free TO any address by
the
SCOvILL 4 ADAMS CO,
i23 Broome Street.
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
Bay Harbinger,
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fish.
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possession, and form q common ierni'
nation.
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name.
4. Tmnspose = native ~ a certain
ancient city. Into "a farm.
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fmnkincvu-e.
q. TnL.pose a western city Into sup
plie,l with nerve fopr.
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witch mentiole,l IN the Bible, AMI form
laEy person.
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after transposing form the namcs ~ TIVE
different Kinds ~ puzzles.
JENNIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
CArARRnIN NEw ENGLAND.
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The hest remedy Tor the purpo.e
have sold.-lohn Hooker, Druggist
springfield. Mas.
IA article of real merritt. 4. Alden,
Druggist, springfield. Mas.
iho.r Who nee u .tehk highly of u -
George \. llili, Druggist, springfield
Mass.
Cream BALM has given satisfactory o.
.ulis.-M. 4. Draper. Druggist. spring
hrli. Mac.
! believe Ely'. Crrlm Haha l. the h,.l
article Tor Catarth ever offered the put,
u. II has given sati.fsction ln ever,
casc.--bush a Co.. Druggists, Worcc-
ter, Ma..ashu.,tt