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The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
TICKET OFFICE.
IS Exchange ST.. and Depot Foot Of india Street.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
For Bangor. Bar Harbor, So John, the
White Mountains, Montreal, Niagara
Falls and the West.
On and after September 9Th. 1889. Passenger trains
leave Portland as follows:

iudto FWudNu % luiunos
Fori Poland Springs, Aaburn and Lewis
ton, s.46 a. ~. 30 and 6.I0 D. m. Lewis
ton via Brunswick $50, a. m, 1.36, sos
snS D. and S on sstaras SoC only AZ e
?: m; Reekland and Knox and Lincoln
x n, 500 a. m, and l.S5 and sos p. N.
Angustn, $50 and 1l.o5 a. m, i.25 i.s5,
500 and t11.20 .. m. Farmingies viz Lew,
.ssn, s M % so 81 m via srsasT..s
mayanaecsh. Readaeids asd Oak
$50 iio5 lsO M rs I i ys sSS and
tl1.2o p. m. skewbegas, via Lewiston,
1;sop. M, vi. Angasta, $50 a. m, l.s6 ana
t11.20p IN. Hanger via lewiston, Isl
p: m, via Augusta, 1.05 q. m. LBS, 1876 and
til;2o ?. M. and Sundays only az 72o a =.
a N; ill.2o 2 m. Ei,.wer.s and Bar
took County. ~. JohB, gsaIifas and thf
P,cyinees, l1.o5 a. M, and l.3o, SO, ana
might express with sleeping car attached. runs
every night, Sundays included, but not 10 Skow-
began beg Monday mornings OF 70 Belfast and d.
WHITE MOUNTAINS LINZ.
For Cambcrland Willis s.45, 1910 a. n.
.i.10, 2;15. els P. m; for sebngo Lake s.46
lilo 2.l5, e.46 els .. IN. Tor RridgioB,
Crawfsrds. and FaSyan. s.45 a. m,
lilo and $40 y. m.
1.-The s.45 a. m; train connects for all points In
Northern New Hampshire and Vermont and russ
through to Burlington, Montreat aud tho
West, and has sleeping cars for Chicago and
Niagara Falls attached.
The 5.45 p. m. train Is night express for Mon
treal and carries sleeping cars.
The LILO p. m. train connects for all White
Mountain resorts, but does not stop at South Wind
ham, White Rock, East Baldwin or Hiram.
Arrivals In Portland from SebagO Lake eos a. "a.
4.45 o. mi Wateryllle, Augusta and Bath, S.3S
am. Lewiston $40 a. m. Pennington, SkoW-
hogan and Lewiston 1920 D. m. Bangor, Rock
and, etc., at 1925 p. M; Bar Harbor express,
1880 p. M; Montreal and Fabyan's $50 a. m,
Bath, Augusta and Rockland, 5.25 p. IA.
ST. John, Vanceboro. BAR Harbor, and
BANGOR, Drying Yankee; $50 p. M; Farm
inaJn and Lewiston, 5.4S p. NJ; Night
Pullman lao a. m.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

Amer'n q ID 1l9l<
Manila 13h@14h
Manila Bolt Rope 15h
RussI do 1917
SiSal.......12 @l3N
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

Careful Papa-But which loves Clara best
Brown, Jones or Smith?
Obseryant Mamma-Why, Smith, lto. be sure.
Careful Papa-How can you make that out?
Last night Brown asked and pleaded with her to
sing; when She finished Jones was enthusiastic
in her praise; but Smith didn't say word
Observant Mamma-NO; but tonight he asked
her to sing again.
Careful Papa-Poor Smith! hel must indeed
love her! Light.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland Il Rochester k. *
STATlOg. FOOT or PREBLE STREET.

On and after Monday, July ., 1850
Passenger Trains will Leave Portland
For Worcester, Clinton, aver Junctto1s
Naskun, Windharl and EDDivR az 5.S0
"a. IA. ara 1870 .
EOr manehesger, Co0esF1, add pOlst1 MORT
at 1880 y. M.
For Rochester, 4 ring vale, Alfred, Vsstr
bore, and SAGE River AZ 7s3O a. Me- 1850
and $50 .. Ks.
Fer Gorham 1t 5.JO a. "a, is.'so, 3.SO
$40, ard $50 y. na.
gOr saecnrappa, Gum berland Mills, FeLs.
brook yznction and woodford's at 5.Se
and 1000 a. n., 1880, 800, $50 ane
$40 y.
Ror Forest A fenae lDrerIHE) 600 .. na.
The 1870 .. tram from Portland connects
Aver JuEct. with "Roosne Tunnel Heutes
for the West, and at Union station, Woree.-
ter, for Providence and New Work via
"Pr0yidence Line" for Norwich and New
York, via "Norwich Line, with Boston a
Albany ~. X. for the Wesl and New York,
all Eatl via "springneld', also with n. ". a
~. x. R. e.. ('5teamer Maryland ROute') for
philadelphia Baltimore, Washingtsn,
and the South.
Through Tickets to all points West and Sous
may BE had Of 8. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, POI
oct19dti w. PETRRs. sup;.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

DOR sALE-By JOHN SMITH, JR., Business
II Broker, 339 Washington St., Room 2, A,
Boston, 200; cigar, tobacco fruit, confectionery,
Ice cream soda, oyster and general variety store
finest location, city 10000, little ways out, ex.
low rent and lease, fine fixtures, soda fountain,
rich bargain. owner sick and goes south at once.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
Public Debit statemen+


WASHINGTON, Octt. 1.-The following is re-
capitalization of the public debt statement issued
to-day:
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

Freeport Steamboat Company.

Steamer Phantom. until further notice, will
leave Burnham's wharf, Portland. daily Sundays
excepted at 800 p. M, touching at Falmouth
FOreside, Cousins Island, LittleIohn's, Great
Chebeague and VOLTS Point.
Leave SO. Freeport GAS a. m. touching at the
above named landings.
Il. B. soULE. Manager,
sepIOdtf Freeport
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
Railroad Receipts.

Foreign Exports.
MARTINIQUE. Brig Rochemont-6S3o shocks
1880 prs heads 46, 593 1t lumber
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03

Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath, but use DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end it,
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
MAINE TOWNS.
A Dwelling House In Bridgton De-
stroyed by Fire.

No Rum Shops in the Peaceful Towr
of Freeport.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
BUsEN KISS CaANUEs.

Manufacturing speciality; l de-
w sire partner; business firmly established |;
pays permanently o per cent; personal atten
ton and nominal capital Of $50; the only re-
guisites. For interview, address PRACTICAL"
Press Ofiice. ISL
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-03
HarpsweD Steamboat Co.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOU.E CLOsED-on ac-
- count Of the severe illness OF George Mitch
III ~, snurUink HOtlse will be closed until fur
ther notice. AUGUSTUS II. MITCHELL. 2S-1
s.aT AND K0gNH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

The birthday q Washington l. rcgisterci
In an OF family Blhlc u quar,o form. de-
latddai~i by us and agu AMI covcr,,i With
Virginia striped cloth. tbo rccuri t-lng In
ths handwriting - tho PATRIOTS father
Oecrgs william. "a - Aur,i.iins washlngion,
ani May his sife. as b1rn ~ eleventh day -
Tsbnlafy. i7li = Aho,t Ten 10 he morulnx. AMI
"a iATtifs,i ihs 40 Aprl foii1sing NJ nfuuiisy
Nhltlng ani CatfAln Chustoph~r nr,nss gy.i
faih.r- AMI M Mnir~i Grgusy rysinioihef
Tho difcrvno. In ths GrrTurian oAlendar
% new siyls u rrckoning TINS, brings tho
birthday 20 The 81 q February instead q
tho iith
Almo-i every one is familiar With The homo
% Washington through thc many ngravlngs
which have l.sn publishei, AMI which have
found their say "a almo.t every dre-ide.
Tho mAnsiou. very Spurious GA tho grUund
Hoor. l. enthusiastically quito pleasing II
sio.d upnn q smooth gr,-n, velvviy lawn,
spfya,liug SEVERAL hundr,.i fe.st down to tho
nvcr. shich wash@i ~. eastern hs-. The
pru.T..-t u commanded va. ma.nihccnt The
cmlncncu In tho rrar sAs crusu~i wiih a
stately for,st Tho estate q 2 40 acrts was
divided into many Highly cultivated farms
Much of the rgion sas siill covered with the
fors-i shich The al - The ss,tlsr hal never
disturbed Game q every varsity alioun,is,l
"a the hlls Washington inh.ritoi ihis
prup-rty frum bis brvther iAwrcnor. and the
original mansion hou-s vas built by him, bgi
when 10 camo into the p.--ssion - George
Washington b. enlarged the manson aud i'm
prUyei the prorsriy In every way
Washington wrote regarding its ry-ourcs-.
aylng
mo state la the initial State l. mor-
plcasantly dtuatel In a high AMI hoalthy
country. In a latitude bstwcsn the eKirvDcs
of hsat AMI cold. On one u the finest rivers In
the soTI. uver well siockel with various
kinds q tlsh AZ all -asous % ihg Year. AMI In
tie spring With shAl, barring. bas aud carp ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Among the mines bero Is tho sgnsst, which
was discovered two years ago by Miss Nina
lngrAhAm, a steT.iaughtcr q Mr. Meylsite
Wandering out from camp ono day, she 70
turpel with few specimens which she bad
picked up Her m0thor deemed them worth
Investigation, AMI tho same Afternoon uiSs
Insraham went with her father In quest q
the place where she bad found the orcS
Clamhsring up tho ode of elf With the
grace q a mountain gakcllc, ale sioopod
down and marked the spot Just a. the sun
was sinking behind tho distant ridge Of the
Elk rango A discovery stake bad bccn
prepared. and was Immediately - up on the
spot About fifteen months ago thu claim
Wa leasod and bonded 10 the Gillespie
brothers, who at once organized the Sunset
Mining comAany and began working it-As
rsn lColol ChronicleL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Rev. Dr. Nnburn. tho chaplain u the
hou-s u representative, l. blind man lie
has tccn blind from childhood, bui n man q
morr distinguished appearance cannot D.
fouBl In congrs. lie bcas a striking ap
Isarance % Coycrnor Gordon. The blind
chaplain. a. b. l. usually called, l. an invst-
crate smoker lie smokes donu or mors
strong cigar daily AMI l. seldom sen with
cut enc t.iwcin bis liT~. Ilis daughter leais
him o. the Capitol each morning about II
oclock. and frum that hour until noon be- ats
In ths rrceptlon room smoking Wills Mis
Milburn rsads 90 him the morning Iapsrx
Whenever anything srcad ~hich siriks- him
b. asks o. have u r,aia sound time, andi u,
indeed, a urc exception when In his oTsning
Prayers be- dos not refer 90 romcihing bis
daughter has just rad to him from the morn
ing papers by his rcfercnoc % current
eyeuis and the strlklngly bsautiful and elo-
quent language % IA. prayers, b. has male a
fricnd of each and every niemlsr. Aad sJme
of the morc rsligiously Inclined always 81 10
the Capitol early Just 10 hear Tho BEAUTIFUL
morning prayer orervd up BY the blind
chaplain Washington Cor. Atlanta Con
stitutl1u-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
According 20 Contract.

"DIlins Bessie" said Mr.. Hoover to
bis lady typewriter. "-ill you marry
mel Since you have come like . glesm
Of sunshine to gladden. my existence l
have lived 10 the rsdisn, liah, OF your
ethereal presence. and ps'sionsisly-"
"Pls.se speak . little slo~er. Mr..
Hoover" said the fairy typewriter, inter.
rup,ing him. while her fingers continued
to fly over the keys Of her machine.
Ethereal - presence - psssions'ely.
Nov | an ready to proceed y
"Grs, Scott Miss CARAMEL. n-
claimed her employer, "you are not TAX
ing down my off'r Of marriage on that
internal type-ritsr are you ,!
"a proposal! shrisked Mss Caramel,
"why 90 1, is. / didn't notice.
though, you were debating. Forgive
me. dear william. an your. Add
nov. since have made this foolish
bliubder. please sisn this paper. and
will keep it ss . memento."
The marriage took place according to
contract.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
BUFFALO GILL As a SWELL.
riis Erp.r,e.e. In . ci..hsmmsr wer.s
rh.a Fighting Indians.

me, Buffalo Blll las, night at tho corner.
lie was entertaining a crowd q Jolly fellows
by relating hiserpsrieDos- Ia the wil1east. II
vas not exactly the east, either. but it was
eas; to him. lie told - being with Sheridan
during the war Gu his ry,urn b. vas In
yii.i 10 visit the general al ChhNgo. lie
was In the Garden City two or thrs- days a.
tho generals guest, AMI was Askel 20 attend
q locieiy hall !, b.sams whispered around
that Gen Sheridan AMI his s,out wcre to 10
prc-eni, AMI -cciety was delighted with the
hisa u meeting The terror q the west
On the afternoon prc>,iing the srcisty
event Nike Sheridan askci buffalo Diil u bs
hal brOught bis full drv-- suit with him
This staggered the man ~ tho plains AMI he
all he gue--.si b. couLlnt attend the lsalL
The generals brother rcnissi an evening suit
from furnishing housc. AMI Buffalo Bll ~,
into u and s,artci for the tall Il was never
In such swat In my life" all William, a.
rhs llsrad man hd his nots took and A.
.umei an intelligent look. n would rather
have plungsi into forty Indian baths than
b. have snisrci that tall room | felt un.
comfortahle. but went In wiih the generally
brother ! Was lniroiuo.i a. about one hun.
dr,.i la.iie. AMI the same numlcr q gvnile-
mcn Ny pauis-or rather the Pants which
Mlks Sh-rtisn hAd rcnts,i for me-ser- ter
ribly tight, a. were al.o my glove, which
cams thruagh the sans channcl al not
know Which garment wouh break fri, but
fortunately neither did had on- dance. ami
this wa at the solicitation ~ laiy Who Vas
dssiruus u dancing wiih q cowtoy. | got On
the noor With her. AMI the music started
was waiting for -uuio one b. call of. bat there
wAs no call. a. had tssn accustomed a.. l
nsysr hAd such dr,adful time After ~,
ihrUugh with the dAnce started for the DOR.
ard pui in ths rsi q ihs night Al tho neArust
saloon. where ! bad a racket With ths ssttler.
hAd changci my cio,he., yuu know. AMI hal
neglected. o. change tho contsnts q my
pockstS hadnt a o-ut, AMI the haTkesf.r
or. ~ oalici him then, the s.tiicf, NV me-
thsrs In full dr,ss and asksi me What wouh
have told him whisky, AMI then b. kicked
bscau-s dAi Mt oder ~ Tay him for H.
Mike came IN shorily aiterwari and aHci u
with tho tarnan Before this was on my
guoi bshayior. a. The general hasl toll ms
that b. wanted io show I.0ple that IA. souut
sas Cruilsman That sas all ! waniSi
with fuii ir-- evening balls. and was my.
III again whsu disrol-l u tho-s rsntci
cloths. Omaha Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Absat Thermometer.

Thermome;srs are liable 10 Inaccuracies
even when most carefully constructed The
freezing point is liable TO bs temporarily de-
prezei ior elevated, atomporary fall occurring
after ths tllerInon,stsr has been subjected 10
great heat and a temporary elevation after IL
has b-cn repeatedly cooled There is also
permanent elevation, which may amount 10
two degrss-s. and whish u caused by tho at
mospheric pressure on the bulb, therefore, a
thermometer tube after being hlled should 10
allowed "a remain for two Or three years 10
fore graduation. New York World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

gra.n oa SrErP Ia mskinE sugar tns
-, .hoalt D. .vsporstsd ss soon as pos
80. .stsr gathering use tso pau
-, 80 on. A. Tsi. a too inches soose
- 80, on. The ssp tuas into The osek
10. nm tbs vat sbd ~ lead PIPE on 'ns
.,n,ou p,iae'ple from that 10 tn~ ifoes 80
-, an. frout ous dcss not stop oouls.
-, \, eommsDc... I boil ul ~ VII.
..,sh ,boat IN posni- 10 The gallon sno
,.h. N Of ssd le, II settle. 1 u.e
-. a., Az, . spoi deal smaller ~ 'he
,,,,om. a. thsy will no, stir ihe se'.ies' .
"a r,oeh a. those which are lsEef ~ 'ns
,,,,om. ARR II has settled iefn u Ie.'
a.. .ag.r,px n pau aud oFins u 70 oo,'
-, -, .,,.in throagh . fsnuel elO'n
a. ,h,. w,y I think I can es, cay more o'
a.. hitter thsn ~ any oinsr p'oe
...,,r to N. question. which Psvr 49,
-, y, .vrupi thibk u viil o'peno w
-. an. m.fkst when can sell my sIIsp
~, an of g.llOn sod my soeN 10.
. y, nognd. would make all The sJt-
- \ rould. Itbiuk IL bitter 10 sell sassI
- ,ss ,ue a, .ish. cent. per poand tnst
a. r., 4, In snail cakes 81 Twelve CO.
rhs,, 4. 30, small part OF the ssp 10 sas
-, ....ou tns, will make nomoer ou'
80 .o o. have o. make more sotn.
,, M tbius. cleanliness IL the NOS
.,,.l, l..p tah- and pans Vel e'sen
=. so, an. 4. a. n. es-ssry a. care IN oe,.
\ rnaking AZ "a voald rr
pr,es-H. y. Assorr In hSms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

The annals o. the Hotel Drouot abound In
stories of queer mistakes male by 10 called
experts, writes Theolors Child How cue
mlsiook the title Of a picture, "sAlyator
Mundi.- Cor the nAmeof Venetian FAINTER,
rival of Salvator Rosa bow another at
trlbuied 20 velaslue1. who diei In it1o, q
portrait of Louis Xv. who was born In i1i0;
bow another offersi picture OF woman
washing sishe. a. Portrait Of Ruhsns'
Wife, by himself. and volunteered the er'
plAnation, that 'As everybody knew, Rutsns
mArriei his cook TIE men who are at the
heal % their profsSioE are incapable OF such
gros ignorance a. this. nevertheless, even
experts Of the highest grades are fallibie
Thus quite recently an eminent Partisan
dealer offered without hesitation 1900 francs
for an antique Persian mosque lamp, fshri'
Gated few years ago at vaugirard by the
famous Brocart. and still more recsntly the
most eminent expert In Paris asked In sais
the modest sum of 100 francs Tor hawthorn
pot, which, 10 his astonishment, sold for Zoo
francs, AMI afterward vent 10 England,
where u was rcsoli 10 q New York collectos
for t2,O0-New York Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

S.M. King made combined ba,ine..
and pleasure trip 10 lewiston. Camber.
lard C-ntre, Portland and Bn.ioa. going
FEB 21i and returning the 27,h.
A, Cumberland C.n,rs be visited the
noted Jersey breeder. Geo'gs Blanchard.
He be. sent too car load. of ,horou sh
brsd Jersey. TO Missouri The pas, winter,
be.iiss several 10 Massachusetts, parties.
-hieh hss ,hotn him of many good one.
bat be hs. 6ae herd lsf'. HIS herd !.
beaded by K.thlsen'. 500. fot use Of
-hom for t-o yesr.. be gave B. r.
Brigg. o. Aabarn. $500; also by Shell.
don of s. L,mb.rt, . sr.nd.oa of Stoke
Posi. "a and Pride q Windsor
whsn Ia Bo.,on, through the courtesy
.ot J 2 Ho-land, E.q, ITO J. p.r'nsr
9Th q Ioang Ia TIE Mountain v,s-
S'ock Farm. h visited the farm Of Hon
Henry Pisrcs l.. Of Bo.,os situated At Por-
k.poss. too miles frOm Canton junction
on The Providsnes X X. NJ. Pierce
- NV fHAaAN ~ sN"AA AaNNN aAff"
%. baildlng. ar % the village style
rather ihaa massive sinsls structures.
Hs has three dssllins houses. five cattle
barns. stable. e,rri.se house. etc. .nd
bstsesn 60 and 20 of the 6nssi A. J. G.
c. Jersey. 10 be found say-bsr,. Al,
their hssd s,snd. Pnsos Pog'.. the only
h,ing son q Mary Aans ofSt L,mbsr;.
n, sem, good snoash Individually TO
back up he famous Pedis-ce. Also
C.naAa John Ball %. -ho.s sire wss 81.
- sirs Of Nv. :. B Locke. Colambine
u s. Lambert. Ne Pisroe h.s also
Moth % s. Lambert. = daughter Of
Stoke Posb 81. f5r -hom be pad Sc.
200 W note. ~srr taksa % Others
NIGH, Be named. hisa ia hoaor oa se-
s5aai q individual merit and perform.
auce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
'ARIs. MAINE. TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1889
fssihs o,fsrd p,mesfai.
AfTER rIFrY.

A. ne dars ~ ~ ysars gliis suihif
On ihs fivsr - tsse sssf,
n- yssf. ~ NJ his sfs f.lias
IL he ns.saFslss. p.si Go sJe.
Ia spsiasriass there. frtrhnss. u sro-lng.
u samsasf ~ ssestn'.s n tluom.
In saiamn ths fiptness ~ harvest.
II sintsf tts shrvai ~ The tomb
fhsvs Esihsrsd iAs bel. ~ 'pr.g'ims.
AL he snfnmsfs ssrft tlfom Caftsset,
All I no- o. ths mFllo~ sstnna
Al -sitiag ny ~iaisf u rssi.
Oh. trisl, -sfe ne .oasssf. thai -Afllsi
n sr,ss haitiaE brsas hss ~ spnag,
Al s-vst wsfs a. ssns, II The sammsF
IAs ps.uirgs -srs isafslag 10 snE
All as,una. thaash ssi..f. /. wsicoms,
fhs ssssoa ~ bsan'f ,nt chssf.
wh.n ffuiisFs tas cuns il he prnmss
of biooulue shsa 'auamsf ss. hsrs.
FTs ehnih---i thai fssey dsIshis In.
AL yeafh tius. snbliisa iaspifss.
nat msnha-sl di.peis ~ iiasien.
Al 90 biaais lhs kssnssi ds.ifss.
LIE .ss,a. - me rs-. l.,kiar bask-srd.
A ysih-sy - sssfy a. Cilmh,
hli sssf hriirs ms - da~sssfi
To M ssussi bafisrs II tine.
wah fstsisps anssftala l'ss saaisrsi
Tes elsu sfsf fsosa ths nshi.
naf knfs ruf fshff ~uasl svsf
Have III ~ IN psihEvs ~ hfht
IT, ps.t-H hss vsni.he fsrrvtf
o. th~ dFVfhs q taaailsss ssas
T. "a esfrs q ~ua.isffal tressafr.
Al ths rruis's snrhsatsd ssy.
Al tis f1tafs, vslsd In ifs shaloss.
nsf4srs o. ans-sf ~ osi.
rs &C., ~ r.is-sf J. nsaf ne
ttti oytls bsi oaCs aaia AL
Anis m-Tvifai Tsihff -il shisii us,
Anl bsdes 49, sisat ~Iih his ctfe
VIII - asu iaFinE tsai uphad ns,
Al hsip ~ his'. baf'isus q tssf,
l.kas-, 81 ~ spift's ss.a siuviag.
Ths taiT sli "a q N pad
~ ea'F rsn tt ~ a. sutsf
Tie lshi oi hs pfsssurs u lsst.
N.s. n.GtA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
R.r. a, of Inn.,..

Ms Cora Forbss has In hsr po~session the
only sst o; pink tOpszes In the city, perhaps
IN the States They are erceeiinsly rare and
costly, ami w,~, prcssntai 10 her mother on
bsr wedding day by her fa,lsr, tho late Dr.
Isaiah forbssI They are ~ very rare that
when one of the topazes ~as Iost from the
brooeh not long ago 10 could not H. matched
in the city. and was forwarlci 10 Sev York,
Nhero Il was found impossib.s 10 gct one
Finally the set bad 10 te sut 10 Europe.
where, after much dificulty, a rroTsr stone
was obtained at much cat AMI trvgble The
jswels are worn by Mis Cora on oorasions %
s,r,at ceremony and state AMI cause much Ali-
miration. ST Lous Post-Dipaich
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
nur,Ine . Gsn.Iarme AlI,..

A gendArme WAs buriel alive In a village
near Grunoble The man bal bccome intoxi.
caici on potato brandy AMI fell into a pro
found sleep After twenty hours passsd In
sluml.r his friends considered him a. L. dead,
particularly a. bis body assumed the usual
risidity q a oor-e. When the sexton, bow
ever. was lowering the remains % the w fate'i
gendarms into the grave ho heari means and
knocks prooss,iing frum the interior of the
"four boanlS- lie Immediately torei holes
In the sids- of the coffin 10 let In air and then
knocked od the Id The gcndArne bal. bow
ever. cea-od 10 live, having horribly mutt
lated bis bead In bis fra.iic but futile efforts
% burst his oofiin op.n - terrible a cas- of
premature burial has hardly ever tsfore tssn
rrportSl In this country. where hasty inter
meuts are only too commOn- Paris Cor
LondOn Telegram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
n.,,.r imam m. Anilelpa,.a.

wife-Tbs physician thinks that you need
Q tonic, John, and has left me prescription
sick Man-Whst Is 10
Wife readins the prescription = Wen.
there's beef-lroa--
Sick MGn-yAh, beef and iron; what good
k that fool stun going 20 dot
wife-i haven't finished reading IL Jet,
John; there's Lssf. irOa. vine
Sick Man-wine. tool Well, you send
over to the drug ssors and get iot Of IL put
up and ws'n 80 wAAt its hks.-Ths Epoch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Samoa consists Of group Of four Islands
In the Pacific ocean. about a. far from the
Sandwich Islands as the latter are from San
Franci-co and about |, 30 mills 10 the north
east of Australia. Tho names OF the four
Islands are Upolu, savan, Apolima and Ma
mono, with population. In 1851, of 80
foreigners, mostly Americans, Englkhmsn
and Germans. and 5000 natives, and with an
ARIA Of 200 square miles Thee Islands are
the dominating power In that part of the
Pacific ocean and the center of commerce
They are In tho line with al American COM
merce with New Zealand snd Australia -
pstroit Free pruR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
An rrp.rimen, for Young People.

Take two tumllers-Oue hiel half full
oi salt water. and one llIci half full of fresh
water. Put fresh egg In the tumbler Of
fresh water. IL will sink o. the bottom. Put
IL In the tumbler q ALT water and u viii
Goat On top Cicfully pour The brine
through long fun nel into the bottom of the
tumbler containing the frcsh water. The
fresh water viii riss 20 the top, AMI the egg
viii 10 directly In the IAiidle of the glAss,
polssd between the iva
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Prlrs, PrLxs, IrcuiNo PLxs.

SrxProxs-M ,istufe; intense i:ehing
and stingipg, most st night; worse BY
.eraiehing. ifsllowsd TO continue tumors
form, which ofteu bleed and uloersts. be.
coming very core. swAySE's OINTMENT
stops the itching and blssding. heals nj
csrstion, and In most cases removes the
tsmors. Az druggists, or by mall, for 20
cents. Dr.. 6wayns q Son, Phiiadslphis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
SCORED a lii.

Nh. Mcf1imey-you know can't 20 TO
the theatre with you tonight ! have posi.
lively nothing to wear but that old hat
made over from last winter
McFiim~y-w What of thati Just take u off
when ne get there and III guarantee you
moro admiration than go worth Of headgear
would evokoi-Puck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

The production of the coca plant In South
America IL - enormous that oneeightb part
Of IL would h. sufficient 10 swamp the mar
keis of the outside world Almost all of u 70
consumed In south Anerica