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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11
Hudspeth Breaks His Sixth Gavel.

TRENTON, April 10, 1SS9.-A sure sign of
the approaching end of the session is the
increasing difficulty which Speaker Hud-
speth has in maintaining order. He
smashed his sixth gavel today
and very nearly hit politician
with the head of it. McDermit
was obliged to pause in the middle of q
speech by reason of the disorder, and to
suppress Newarks stormy petrol is no
easy task. Tonight Assistant Sergeant
alarms Titus fell asleep in the chamber
and the members began pelting him with
dairy repOrtS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11
An Indiana Town Destroyed.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April II, 1885,
Camden, an inland town of about 900
people, fourteen miles east of here, was
nearly destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Most of the business portion of the
place was swept away. The buildings
were all frame and the town was without
fire engines The losses are estimated at
$40, 900, but with little insurance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11

opinions on politics He said:-"The man
/ succeeded had served two years and had
two years more to serve. I've been in the
place two years. So we divided evenly.
under a Republican administration,
would have laughed at them. am salts
fied''
The visiting statesmen applauded Mr..
John Kennels views, but regretted that
he should not have had the opportunity to
laugh
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11
@ Billv . Kern,s Followers.

The William f. Kern Association re-
Gently changed the time of its regular
meetings from Friday to Wednesday
night. The members meet at No. 345
Palisade avenue, and their quarters are
very handsomely fitted up. The Asso-
citation, while named after Mr.. William
f. Kern, the Board of Works Commits
sioner, is not political organization, but
purely social There are Republicans as
well as Democrats upon its roll of mem
and twenty members, with an average at
tendance of fifty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11

Henry E. Dixey (Adonis) was served
Yesterday in New York with papers in
suit for divorce brought by his wife.
formerly Ida Glover, on the ground OF un-
faithfulness.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11
weather Indications.

[Special to the jersey Gig Nelusl
WASHINGTON, April II, 1889. Weather
indications for twenty-four hours: For
Arkansas. Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Michi-
gan. Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas and
Connecticut, rains; for all other States,
fair weather.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11
Bishop Keane's Mission,

LONDON, April II, 1eS9.-It is under
stood that Bishop Keane, of the Wash
ington University, is not meeting with
full success in the engagement of pro-
fessors in Germany.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11

o,Reilly's Excelsior Oat Tonic. The best
nerve and brain tonic in the world. Hotels,
druggists, grocers and saloons sell 1t, on send 70
The manufacturers for it. a29 and S3l Newark
ave, Jersey CitY*av
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
WEST PARIS.

Five Good Tcmplar- from this place at
tended the District Lodge al Andoye
last Wednesday. They reported a yerl
enjoyable time aud that they were hoe
pltably entertained.
We are glad Ia sce Dr. y. II. Packar
out again.
Dr. Packard has commenced opera
lions on a double tenement house Ia h,
built on-we will call Il Pleasant Street
for We think that will b. q rather bcttel
name than "Physlc Street." as u hai
been called heretofore. lIcrt Wills I. /,
.upcrintend the carpenter work.
We understand y. l.. Mooney J. going
Ia build double tenement house ou
Pleasant Street, just above the llumphry
house, aud that Mr.. Wing ~ sumner, I.
Ia io hi. work.
u. T.. Adkins has bought house lol
% T.. u. Andrews, opposite II. e.. Browns
residence.
The town !. going Ia put In an under
ground drain Ia front ~ the stores aud
up the Hill ON Main street,
T.. Wills l. NJ home for few days.
lie l. "a work NJ Auburn this summer.
Childrrn's DAY was observed with eN-
errise. by the children al the VI. T.. chap
Fl last sunday.
Quarterly meeting will BE- held AZ the
chapel saturday and sunday, June -
and -. which will b. followed by the
district ministerial meeting, commenc-
Ing MONDAY evening aud lasting until
Thursday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

t.mm.r.tmfuf at Hebron Ncadem,
e.rr. fhI. year uu "Wednesday, iuu'
- nr halasur,sfr sermuu vii D. To-
.,s-rl .u fhr SUNDAY pr~Cee,iiug. hy
o., ur rrprer rrr.iieut q Colby
I.f.r.fT.
d. srlIuatIng rNrrci.rs viii hr bell
tff.r u..I.tk in me furrnoon. anil ~
Cas-. Ilt rNrr.Isr. sf half past tvo lei
nj. anfru.-.n. fhu. making "a division o'
flr aurk Of co. daV vhlch Uul maA'
r .l..er f.r ili runrrruf,i
fH. commencement convert, to tr
rt.r Wrinr.i1V evening. III rratuft.
Il a.. have fairly outdour thrmsel,rs.
Old rr,-.rf hu hrnv 90 talent vhlrh
....t fl.I fn please nil lowers 20 musir.
o. r.uIr. srmmrr's urChrsira, and
v.. Il.t Etr'rif. .opruno. 90 Port.
U.I Nr. Cd. 4 Hrrr. of south iaris.
........ anI thr celebrated Irmplr Quar-
t.f.. .f H..fun Nu exrrrf fhr lnsi
..r.. nr. tuneu iu oxford tuuuft.
l.I fhr Temple Quusftr ht. such "a rc-
r.uf..r throughout Nru lnchnl that
r a.rI ..rrrr.nc fhrm ner.i D. .aii
I.k.ts Al. Co., cunHrrf arv 1 and FL
.t.r.. ..| II .rIfs arr rrsrrtrl. NIX
... an. .r .lIr af ~hurflrf-s irIc sturr.
~.tt rlr. anI Merrill a nrunlng %,
Nrh.. f.H.. or NAV ie prurur'l hN
arr...rr Dr. y MI.stt or IA. 1 iur'iau.
uI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
Albany.

Monlay afternoon. the lOth Inst. the
vicinity IT Iluut's Corner was Visited
with the heaNiest shower ~ uin ever
witnessed therr. doing great damage "a
the road., Outlying four feet deep aul
rendering many places impossible. All
available help Was at oncc pat upon ~
pair.
Gcorge Cummings Who has been spend
Ing q few wears In birmingham, Conn,
!. AZ home. visiting friend. anil will give
a r,y-piion Thur.,iay evening AZ hi
mother's. Mr.. Charlotte :. Cummings.
u l. supposed that b. will take hack
With him a bride. a daughter ~ Henry
Sauin 81 North Waterford.
Vegetation has bern making rapid
stride.
Mr. Morrison ~ Bridgton was In town
this Wrvk on husines.
Mr. TAYLOR ~ Mason, passed herr a
few da1s ago with quite a load ~ wool
Cor the cariing machine. 80 that the g''c,i
housewife may do little spinning to
uss up leisure hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
ERYERuRG

The Congregational church va. well
hlled on sunday evening and Prof.
WoO,lmfi'. line sermon was enjoyed by
the large audience. The music Was un-
der the charge 1T Nil. \. II. Pike aud
Mr.. Minnie Howe jordan of Portland.
organi.t.
Mr.. Granville Austin of I1oston was at
his mothers last week.
Mr. and Mr.. samuel True and laugh
ter wer. al Mis- \. y. Pages over sun
dav.
John 4. shcld I. At hope from Irun.-
wick.
John :. Harrow- returned from Boston
on saturday. Miss Anna BarrOws came
with him aud Nil. Marion -anborn Who
remained over ncsday.
The teacher. and seniors passed Saiur-
DAY evening very pleasantly at e. u.
BarroNs'.
Mr.. T.. u. Robinson of Portland va.
at Mi.s n. 4. O.good's until "wednesday.
also Mr.. Barrcll aud daughter ~ York.
Mr.. barker of Rochester. New llamp-
-hirr came on saturday to see her daugh-
ter graduate.
The graduating exercises took place
AT the Congregational church ON fue.-
daV afternoon. The clas. was much
smaller than last year but their parts
were very satisfactory. showing talent Of
| a high onler. The house was crowded.
with the friends of the school. among
them large delegation from North
Brdgion Academy comprising teachers
and scholars. Mi. staples was vel
coined by her old pupils herr. \ larg,
number If former students were present
aud Al the close of the afternoon eNer-
cIse- a meeting was held at Academy
Hall for the formation Of an Alumni
Association. The officers chosen were
President, u. VI. Cole, =. 4. ~, now In
.tTrlctor In BOwdoin College; Vice Pre-
ldenis. &. r.. Riley, ~. T.. &. harrington
4. :. Barrow-, ~ Secretary aud Treas
urer. !. T.. Shedd, Sc: Executive Com
mlttee, =. VI. stiles, -. y. Durgin IS
Lee. Riley, ~, e. ". Pike, IS, l.. Wi
son, IS Committee on Centennial, Mis-
l.. II. Walker, Sc. III. ID. Allen, IS,
Preston Walker, so, Of Lowell.
II was good 90 have Mr.. Richardson
once more with Va. az he came with al
family Monday, aud will occupy theiI
house during the summer.
Mr.. Martha Walker aud her daughter
are visiting Mis- II. =. Charles.
Col. T.. 4. Harrington has LEFT towi
aud his family will 90 In few days.
Frrl II. Fife has been to town for
-hort visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jordan Stacy Of keka
Falls, visited at u. y. Wounwood'- tn
past week.
Mr.. Charles 4. Evans Of Philadelphia
and family are at the fryeburg House
The family will remain during the sum
mer In this, Mr. Evans native town.
The bridge NJ Johnstown, Pa, whicl
stood, was built under the supervision
-. Wilson Evans, brother Of the above
both brothers Of 4. II. Evans, OF MI
Tom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
hEnRON

Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. VI. Richardson are
visiting friends In Andover this week.
Dr. >turtevant aud family ~ Dlxheld.
came % hls fathers on Monday. Mrs.
Stureyant aud little jamie will remain
there while the doctor attends the medi-
cal convention az Portland this week.
Ernest Sturteyant has been visiting
friends In Temple the past week.
Mr.. Mitchell ~ Mechanic Pals, has
hcen No her slster-ln-law's, Mrs. Robert
Gl0yer's on a visit.
Tuesday the graduating class went on
a pleasure ride "a Lake Auburn and from
therr 90 lewiston In the horse ears.
frri Paris carried them a. Lake Auburn
In the Uncle sam.
Mr.. Sargent arrived home FROM Phil
ielphia this week.
Mr.. Besrce aud wife ~ Turner, visited
the place this week
Grass i growing finely aud there
promises to be- a gocd hay crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
MASON.

". a.. Mills l. repairing our roads.
lie l. doing some nice Jobs but i having
very unfayOrable weaiher-showers eN-
ery dav and most all the time.
Charlie. l.. Murphy has soli hi. farm
to Charles Grover. Murphy retains pos
session till next spring.
Elbridge Merrill Il al work At Mechan-
ic FALL. liz family will leave town
soon.
q. r. Brown l. moving his good. to
North Norway to-day.
Milford Brown aud wife are proud oi
a big boy. born Nav 3Oth.
viii .ay for the benefit Of your Albany
correspondent, that those trout were az
the same species that sometimes become
salmon Nv being carried Ia Hunts Cor
ner after being caught Ia pleasant river
therefore their weight l. an Indefinite
quantity. 49,,
4. j. Bean has peas In blossom aud
notatOes budded for blow.
The world does move; there u light
In Denmark; the poor crow has one
friend there.
Potato bugs begin 10 show themselves
and promise fair crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
GREENMoOp

AK. Hicks remains about AZ former
In reported. sO be- doe. but very little
labor. The swelling ou his sou. foo, l.
NO better since Il was lanccd few weeks
ago.
Ransom cole Ia. bought T.. \. Nor
gan's place known a. the Daniel shaw
farm, aud his brother Calvin has moved
onto L.. Mr.. Morgan bought the Z. VI.
Buck farm last year AMI I. nov building
preparatory Co occupying u.
T.. T.. Wentworth J. again on the sick
list. aud Walter Bisbee l. ON the place,
doing what work 1. being done TIL. sea-
sou.
Andrew Cole killed pig recently aud
carried Il into the cellar. Intending Ia
ALT Il the next day; but, strange a. u
may seem, Il came % life during the
night aud ran away, or AZ any rate, II
had left for parts unknown the next
morning. II l. generally believed, how
ever. that Il did not get out without help,
aud suspicious regarding the gentleman
Who assisted Ia getting II away, strongly
lean Ia certain direction.
Harry Cole aud wife were made hap
~ the other day by the arrival of Hue
boy baby Into the family. Congraiula-
tions.
A.. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
OsEORn.


=. ". Chadbourne aud wife held a r.
crption "wednesday evening last. \
large number ~ friends spent a yer,
pleasant evening. The hand furnished
music. l,cfrrshments were served
since purchasing the Lake House they
have thoroughly renovated Il and fur
nished Il Ia hne style aud arr nov III
readiness for guests.
Mr. and Mr.. Warren l,awson IT Mass-
achusrits. arr the guests of Dr. \. !.
lIerscy.
Nhoui twenty ~ the Division of sons
81 Temperance visited the Harrison Dlyi'
sion Monday evening. \ supper Ma
served az the hotel
Mr. II. 4. Eaton's sister, Mr.. faulk-
ner ~ Turner. visited him last week.
Mr.. Chapman has returned from DcN'
ter. Her daughter. Mrs. Hamilton I.
herr for q short time.
Roscoe brown ha. finished hls house
NJ Welchville. 4. T.. Chaplin will occu'
~ part ~ u.
The Methodist society paid their pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. kcnnlston, = pound party,
"wednesday evening last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
RtlusoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. Jane. ". Thomas will s"on r.
csiye a pension.
Mi. Iva kimhall has returned home
after ana extensive trip abroad.
Mr.. 4. VI. Hutchinson has returned
from Massachusetts, and will pass ih"
summer herr.
Two good, substantial stone culNerts
have hrrn put In below this village.
mi. example should be- followed
throughout the town.
4 general, special and most cordial In
yitation i given 90 all the friends Of Rev.
a.. II. Hannafori a. assemble AZ hi- home
Al Rumford Centre. "wednesday, June
a;th. n heing the - anniversary Of hi
birth. bachelors don't like Ia tell their
age \ picnic dinner will be- served at
one o'clock. Al Who see this are Invited
To- b. present. aud also Invited Ia Invite
others Ia come With them. All his
FREUD. are expected Ia b. present aud
that will insure a gathering Of some nNe
thousand persons, the more the better.
j. T.. STEPHENS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
AhpoVCR

Tho Congregational Ladies circle bel,
li. annual meeting az the hall rursii,
evening ~ thi. week aui elected Mr.. "
u. Hanson. rn-.iieni, aud Mr.. 4. I
Poor AMI Mr.. y. = smith. Collectors
for thu rumlng year.
oxford county District Lodge ~ Dood
Trmplar. met with Lone Mountain lodg,
AZ thi. place. "Wednesday. June u. lr
the evening q public meeting Wa held
~ which the auiirncr ~. entertained
with music. literary rNrr'isrs ani al
drr.sc. by \. u. Park from sumner, aud
\. D.. clark from south raH.. Mr.. H.
D. Emmuns. County superintendent oi
Juvenile Temples, aud other. Wrr'
among the visiting members.
Born in AnioSrr. June :, to The wife
81 J. l.. HALEY. a son.
The Anio,rr hisc ball club played
against the Hanover nine, "Wednesday
afternoon Tie game resulted he q Nic
tory Tor the Hanover. by score 81 ip "a
IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
RRYAN1,s POND.

:. l.. Curtis, ~ West Paris. has moved
to south Woodstock aud will carry ON
his father-in-law's farm.
\ new telegraph wirr j. hcing put up
on the line from here to AndoVer.
Ella Iefaricr l. teaching school IN the
Whitman District aud Mr.. :. l.. Curtis
In the Mute District.
The lsryant's Pond n. u. club have q
game with the lockc's Mills club saiur-
day. the 18th.
Mr.. I. ". Woodbury.. ~ Winchester.
Mass. has arrived here for the summer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
BEIhEl.

Your correspondent Abel Chandler
has received pension Of thirty dollars
a month aud seventeen hundred dollars
hack pay.
Eben Richardson l. making an addition
Of twen,y-fcur feet to the length Of his
barn.
VIM. T.. & J. 4. skilllngs are driven
with fllling orlcr- at their spool MIL.
y. :. Thurston has IN horse teams
hauling spool strips Ia Ilethel station.
Thurston aud Merrill have four. four
horse teams hauling their spool strip-.
Dexter \. Cummings, John l.. Holt aud
\. !. Smith arr loading pulp wood and
birch elgings.
business /. booming around Bethel
station.
thas. Stearns has moved 10 Auburn.
John \. True, with hi wife, l. visiting
hi home In Bethel.
Hon. Judge Foster was In Portland.
the greater part ~ last week, where be-
presided at hearing la the famous
PERRY Landing" ease.
jordan. civil engineer. ~ Portland. was
In Bethel last week. employed hy the
incorpOrators ~ Bethel Water Company.
loohlhg oNft WV hlAnl ~ lN' tNlhpahNs
The old fence running from the corner
of the Bethel House to the shcd has been
removed making great improvement In
the looks IT the place.
Abner ". West, of West Virginia, was
here last week on yisii.
Edgar VI. briggs, If the Law hrm II
Swasey q briggs II lewiston, was In
Bethel last week.
Arrangements have been made Ia have
the Vestibule tr,ln, which l. Ia run be-
tween Chicago and Portland over the
Grand Trunk line. make stop NJ Bethel.
IN. rhihrook. Esq.. ~ the firm ~ :.
u. 4 !. VI. Philhrook. has Just returned
from trip a. Montreal ani vicinity,
bringing With him number ~ horse.
which he purchased Tor the firm. These
horse. are NJ the stablc- of ;. u. fhil-
brook.
The old platform Ia front IT the Walk
~ harl ware storr ha. bccn replaced hy
a new one. extending along IA. entire
front of that anl the adjoining building.
The Cilmor- concerts AZ Portland
werr attended hy some from this plac-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
MFsr RErAEI

FIELD .travi~rrir. arr riI'c and very
plenty.
Mr.. Emma Bngg rr,euily visited rel
ati,-- in thi. place.
Mr.. susie hendricks l. now visiting
her sister. Mr.. n. II. Bean.
Mr.. " n. llamlin l. visiting her
mother. Mr. e. Morgan.
John swan {. az Wotk for J. IL. Ward
well A co.. Eumfuni, Me.
VI. r.. Bartlcii /. building a new shed.
N. T.. Barilctt has commenced to make
brick.
The .electmen have appointed simeon
". Sanhou a. liquor agent for the tow "a
- Bethel
Crop. are growing rapidly nov the
rain IA. subsidized. There must b. a fair
hav rrop la this section.
Mild straw berries are plenty and other
fruii will b. la IT, season.
Commissioner Nhhott u doing g"Dl
work on the highways although the rain
IA. Numbered them much In working the
ruad machine.
The boys arr pockrting some money
from the crow bounty. Treasurer %. u.
Mason Z. sensible ON the subject and
nav. over the money When evidence i
pre.ented a. law I. required.
Farmers arr very busy hoeing and
extra lahorrrs arr hard Ia ct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
pENnARk.

Howard Moulion ~ Brownheld. IA.
moved hi family into \. ~. William.
house aud l. assisted by D.. y. swan
Ia hi. blacksmith shop.
Herbert Allen has returned from Bow
,loin college where b. l. taking a medical
course.
Charles ". McQuitin Was po.traied
lat sunday hy heart trouble aud VA.
unable a. speak for some days, l. some
what better nov.
Mr.. George \. Bennett has gone Ia
Springyalc with her father, Josiah chen.
neN.
Mi. cynthia D.. lfngrrr. teacher Ia
thu village school l. lick. aud the school
I. closed Ia consequence.
Mi. Kate = Douglass attended Gll-
morv's concert ~ Portland.
quite "a delegation frum this town at
tended graduation EXERCISE. at iryrhurg
academy.
y. aud lnther rumbull arr supply
iug customers with fresh meat.
VIII Orlway has spent week with
hi. uncle samuel Potter At Wet bcthcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
hnRrn PANS

ONfoui Quarterly Meeting met With
ihr church a. North rari.. June ~ aud
a.. Ths ATTENDANCE the fret afternoon
va. quite small. beat IN the evening
about - were present aud Ihur.lay the
house ~. veil hllel. The opening scr-
mon "a. D., Rev. 4 VI. Long ~ Canton,
from the words, I am the way. thr truth
sud the life sermon I've the evening hy
Rev. a. Mayo and Thur.isy hy Rev. W.
". Wakrman AMI Rev. e. T.. llnplen.
Rev. I. e. Andrews. charlie. rrrkins
ami Mr. Wedge. Who has h.rn suppl, ing
The churchc. ~ Eat aud West sumner,
wcr, prcscni. also Rev. I. lIeau ~ the
VI. y. church. II vas very gUoi meet
Ing anil IL l. hops,i that much good will
rrsult from u. aud the pastor, Rev. j. D..
Corhrtnr. feel encouraged Ca work on in
The good cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
cammi..ia..r., N.,l,..

The undersignsi having been appointed by
the Hon Judge ~ Probate Zoe the County ~ ON.
fori on the thiri Tuesday ~ May. A. ~. i.-s,
Commi ssiouer- D. receite AMI examine the
claims af crtiitor- against the estate II sseofge
g. thann, late ~ Paris, in saii County ,deceasei
rrprr.snt-si in.olsent. bereby give n0tioe that
IN month. from the date 0f saii appointment Are
allowed a. ssi erctitOrs In which % pre-snt AMI
prove their claims, anil that they viii IL In session
AZ the fOli0wing places and times Tor The purpose
III receivlnE the sane AZ the once of ilchArhson
A kennsy, south Paris. ON Wednesday, the 81
dsy Of July. also on Wednesday, the lsth day oi
OgtOier next-
Datei AZ Paris, mi. leh day 0fJune, A.D.isr'
JosErH A. kE>SkY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Er...t..l. on the death ~ Aifr7l
l.a.. n.mfrr 20 crystal Wave Loigv
f.t U. sfrii
Nh.r.. rhr N''Wi-e has called from
..r u.It .ur toufhful brother AiirvI
I... therefore
L-..trI Ihlf being .rnsihlr 20 thr
..-. ..r lslcr has sustained ln thr
..fI .f .Ur eho. sincr o. iuinri thf
.-..r. tt. trru true to hi- obligations.
..f u.f fn h.. mrmurt tu rrrort hl'
f-If..rr.. tu ths cause 90 trmrrranrr
Resolved. That uur charter De- dcvA~l
arI fIr emblem 90 mourning thirty
IIs NHi that "a copy ~ thee rrsolu'
t.. 's rr--rrfe,l to the family ~ uur
.......I brother. extending to thrm ouf
aarff.t sympathy n their hervaNvmrnl
h. thr ...- 20 suu aud brother. and
commend tlrm iu this hour - thrii
.rfHl tn "ur Heavenly Father who
.ffh Id th.uEs wrll
Resolved That a copy ~ these rr-olu.
t... tr .rrril upon our recoris AMI d
uIl Del .ruf fnr Publication to the GA
OH Democrat.
I.Ial af thr hal % crystal Wave
l..-, D. "a. ofG. a.. May iOth. l>>'.
~ u rJUAts, COMMITTEE
y a. uTCusrTE. uu
It. Mtrfuv Resolution
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
The Country is Flooded

with cheap prr..cd lenses which arr .old
by pg,ldler. Who go from house Ia house
aud Who have not made the eye and H..
ncr,l. a day. study. Another great In
Jury To- the cy, o. done hy the selection
90 ftting ~ gla..c- hy your-elf. Geo to
the average dealer aud AZ him for a pair
II .pcck. aud b. will hand out BOX aud
let you Try them on until you fnd pair
YOU think will H., nine time. out ~ ten
YOUR p,ticnc, becomes EXHAUSTED and YOU
arr .otirriofthctry ing on orleaitlnt YOU
TAXI anything to got rid of the task.
However. thi. 9. great deal like going
20 Doctor and telling him you are 'ick
anil want some medicine. d. them point.
oui io you where a hundred Kind. of
drug. arr kept, and politely rcluc-i. you
to select what YOU think will .uit your
ease. Wch,c u,rr fi,c Hundred Num-
her. lu lrn.c.. an 81 which arr different
ga ihlckuc.. and shape. AMI We would
not permit YOU to select "a pair for your
.clf. bat We make thorough te-t of
each cyr. measure tlic di.iancr between
pupil. aud give lu.t what tho eye re-
qulrc.. In thl. way there 8. no gur..
work. aud G.. the only way amy per.ou
should wear gla..c..