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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
NOTICE OF SALE.

nrE-T- AM e. q I.rsuss ia - lea. Jatry of
l'rutats 90 a. OullfY n untuF'i, I shaa seA ~
rarir aarflra larIfss rrsFtausy tlsroee1 q ~ Pm
rsff sasI . o. ssrni dfT n MARI. a. ID isss. a.
- o'C.ark N a. frrsunat - ~ rrtutsfs A. n.
49, urs sri IrtsrFsf . tIh herlsua hfal 80 ef
Love- n ss.d trarfF. deCssssi. hsi N al O. NJ
t.llrsIar tssrrIlf rstl rsfstsi va 80 fsffsi Al
a. 81 1rgs ikefecl. - At N al Level ~
- 1Ifr. 80 "a. kni . lzrantet - IL sa-t ~
lis.ifs mIl r.1nd. narth - lad Il 4. q. Chsrlss
81 CFrus Aairsss 49, sld n iokn liNrhsisf. $50
~ al q 80 nsrkssf - lsni ~ "a. ". fa.rusr
a. a. u Errs iissi. -aft ~ al u al lnfs
Head - LAD II Eifl tsruver AZ ths rcst.
ard a. q ssf ETra He'd thsrs - ulurigaxs
ga 49, paw sl1aar.ng q tsli saf m ssus I'll
- 80 slterf t1srrtn. kls1 k1thsf rarusl n SAD
Letsl e SO Clfy, t1uafsd - - suath ~ ths
u Clsrs T. Head. sst 500 ~ laat of JeAn hcDss-
-.
D.isi tilsIs tav - Jsnuary, A. n. iss.
EDwARD {. EALKKR Aimr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
n -sYxcopartoSs.

l. srncop,,s an article OF farni,are,
AMI leave story.
2. synoopa,e chilly. and leave . Dab.
3. syncopste Q seed, and leave q smile
q. sypcopsis AIDED. and leave COOKED.
5. synoopsie wanted. AMI leave fAsten-
et With string.
8. sypeop.is The elosei hand. and
leave q eonvulsion.
:. syueopsie 10 strike, and leave ioea'
ton.
;. syseop.is The ocean. and leave .
human being
?. syneops,s . title Of respect, and
leave . gr.splng man.
10 Syucopsts q vessel, and leave 10
taste q little 81 time.
The removed letters form man Who
works on iron
Dolly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
ExeculoT's snle.

DURsuASr b licsa.s from the IIoa. Jadss %
II Probsis. Soc tn coansy ~ Otford. shall eel a
psblic ssciion. % he secoaf day q Msrch. A. ID,
lsss. 81 tsa o'eisck 10 to forsncoa. 81 The koass
uhsrs rs.ids "a Iisths Ill., Ell tAs dgh,, title add
inisses, ~hich Mar A. Gcaasrd. lsis Of Bethel. n
described re.l estate. via. certain usrf 90 psf.
cal % RAJ e.f.is 10 sad isths. hslag The homestead
farm u ths late hsry A. Seddsrd decsased vtfh the
mill prvllsgs and mill tksreoa. kBosu 81 the Chap.
mil st.si. Also sboaf t-enfy .erss ~ intervals
lad ssd pine lad ths Anir.corEin River, boani
"a ss isloss via ;ca the borth b. the coanty road
leading RON The tolLbridse IN slssi; 90 the s.s
By lssi formsriy ecrapisd by Mr.. Wiley. % the
.osth By The Anirvsooxxa River. on the sect b.
laDf ~ The late Ninsnt ". ChsyosA. deceased. anf
BY lad u the late A. W. vslsntins. decssed-
Dated this tsenfy trst day 81 Jsaa2ry A. ID. tsss.
JANIS l. CHAPMAN. Exesatsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Homemade Soap.


bJAAh sofr soar.
lngfeiisns seven quarts OF water.
thrcs pounds OF brown soap, OF two bar.
cut 10 snail pieces and Que bali poand OF
lump bor,t.
Pat over The ore In . large Kettle OF
wash boiler. SUR occasionally until DIS
solved. and then l., u boil NJ o5ee- Turn
II lnto large sioue pots. Tier. 10 some
thlux particularly nice aooai III. soap.
n .ofIso. The water, aud IL srce.lsns Tor
washing purposes. twill not islare The
dass. faSric
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

For the restoration % faded AMI grey
hair 10 ia original color aud freshbes.,
Ayers Hair vigof rem,lus uarivalsd.
TIL. Il The mosi popular and vsla,ole
toilet prvp.rsilon 10 The world all -ho
Use IL are perfectly satisc,d that II 10 The
bTsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
AREYOu GOING

20 usveli n 80 yog must Be careful OF
yoar health. OF yoar doctors bills viii
Coz, yoa nore than your travelling en-.
psnsss. A bottle % Sslpaur Bltisrs will
protect you FROM az Sickness ineiieui 70 .
OF elim.is. -EysninE Telegram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

A peculiar thing abou, K-n,nety actress.
- Is that they usually retain their acia,l
name on The stage. And The most OF them
sre good girls. Too. Who have DO reason 20
De ashamed % thsir family names.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Half a Million Almighty Dollars?

lie has the iobbor to pay. he has the
manufacturer drummer 81 pay, be has
heavy freight 10 pay, and the whole
sum and substance OFF, Is, you who
deal with him have 10 settle your por.
ton Of all these extras in the price, or
in the quality Of the gods. Will any
body with common sense tell us why
people will deal with pettiiogging.
one.horse concerns. when they can
come or send to a place like ours and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

"its ouly . qassilon OF tine sbi .
snori tine. Too. a. - When yoGr rbsams'
tan oil yield 70 IlOofs sArsapafllla.
Trxt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Correspondents on practical topics. coming
property snssr the head OF this column, 10 sc.
for this department. ,o Eii,cr of uomemakers
Column, oxFonp DksocSAr. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
The Best
Spring Medicine.

in m syring - i's- Fas al run or. 4
-oaa &C upin ~ urfuinr srh e. u-Hi
t-.tnr. AL va - Esak that ioo'l.i ftrfI ~
sr,sans It.araia tstiis q PAN "a Cs,fJ Cc-.
p.olnL auf b.f.rr ~ tatsu d q sea 20
va Iuuft b.tfr { can a., r.ly ro'oo.r.ti
4, d al vto uecd q tIlirlr lp a. ara ltl.a.
,ns us.isiEs- M nA.i,os. uHlas.l. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12


has haiaaigiau
er~t itinusraf
eitis sIsismaff
81 ms a ~
nan n inHr.
NJ sgPti,s "a
farliiaiss to-
>hn ITtFI
80 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

str,nr Hesiicins u,eansmofr n0s d. days ftitH
eia Tea year sr'a he wiuisfof bel ~ llsrn
~ nsr,~ 81 siF-i ~ lhe rFrfs uasi =
srsrg,herra. N tissi Vlrfroi. n1sf tti
bowels rcr,iat,i PANS csisfI a.pllai-
A. spss-y -.sfisi.s n isasy il uti
A. nofhinr si-s ran fSs-s,isf ~ fh1ss.i,s
h..-.-s.isi ~ fssgp.,s, E-.asssi y ..,,,,.
a..,s.is.s ~ "a Nsssss,fsfas 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

81 Grip. ripe. 2. Spsiu. psin. ,,
S-sll. well 4. Store. tore. 5. STAR. tart
&. Cover, over. :. stern. tern
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Some Recipes for Coloring.


For sli poanis OF rags. take -four ounces
OF China blus and Two Of alum. Dissolve
them ln water enough 10 cover The goods,
heat II as hot a. the hands can bear II. and
ilp The goods 10 until Of the desired shsis.
Willow.
for cir pounds Of rags, iake oae bali
poani sugar Of lead. and ons-fogrth pound
blchromats of potash. Dissolve each In
enough warm water 10 cover The goods.
and dip them efst into one vesssl, then To-
10 The other. until The deslrei shade IL
prodaeei.
Color the goods yellow. then dip them
In blue dye
fOr eve poanis Of goods, dissolve ons
pouni % lsponica and Two tablespoons
alan In foaf gallons Of son water. bnng
II 70 . sesldlng heat, then sii The goods
Watch mus, have nsi ben vrung NON
warm .0sp-suis. Keep them In the dye
iof two hoar., hsving IL all TIC time 81 q
Scaling heat, tAsn tsks The whole from
The stove and Jet II stapd Two or thres
DAYS, stirring oftsn. rhsu dissolve one
half poaui blSAromais oi potash 10 foar
gallon. % sof, water. oring % ssealiing
beat. vrihg the goods from The old dye
ani rot them lnto The neu, and let them
.e.d for ons hoaf, Then aif vel. rinss
ffsi In warn soap Gods. then In clear
water. and 700 viii have q esaalfal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

fcr thN IMPAIRMENT snoot1
- s~nt he ssiitor. W. a. kAsrnAs. k<st sun
nsr. Mo-
I-CuARApH
In every city and town
Ny .frsf you're sare On meet
Yoa1l Sc him In the house.
Yoa1l sss him on The street
A pronoun IL my ssrf.
To llfeless things applied
A vowel IL my tliri
In Joy twill s'sr abide.
The sheep repeat my JssrtA
when sirsying from the feld.
ny vhols's q northern land
With winters bleak AMI cold.
MISS DAErLr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

n, ,ymunsALEsNES,o ,sll Ssr.sry stest.
WlMTLIlAn 0csts Warmed ftsstCLAss-
W NV bDPerrssnesf. plssssnt. profitable peal
tieas fsr ths ngkt tsei s@isries snd expenses
paid veskly. Liberal Inducements N bexnnsrs. No
prvvica, sspsrisscs sesssy omet RE. wn,s
NansryuAa. hsskssir. N. Y. hssfioa this fseas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Atkinson House Furnishing Company,
corssr Pearl .aa hiadis str.s..
ISAAC c. ATKINSON. Gen. N.h.ssr
BRANCH sfoRIss Al Asbarn. BahroF. hcckissd.
Biddsford AL Sor.sJ, Ne.
STATE HOUSE.
AUscsrA. Jas. -. isss.

Thers vin b. pablie h-snns bsfefe The commit.
tss % lnsrcr Waters H. q 10 The state Hease
q Ausssts N fsb. lifh. A. - y NJ, "a ps.,ea
v. n. stMFsON. lcA.,...
YnINK NJ unYEY -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12


Deliver FRIED (!
10 ysas uesrs.t r.lf,.i s.fsa AL yoaf taas D.
psy Ia. We ssht ~ see svevi-siy 9Th rosi
s.ssnf,ftahls hone Thlnk ~ ~ gasrtsr pea .psnt
"a al. nan.snse al thai tolshasss. that PET -
god soooaBi ~oali vno,.is yoar k.ns. -ithoat
yoof rui.siaT the m1osy. We dat onsn usorslire.
bat .hsa . Co@psay u yoaf osu psogls SO tossth
~ sn ofsf yoa oppouanfiss sch a. 90 Do. 80 csa
unasr,iaai -hy yoa bsgiest b avail yosr.slvs. u
thea. Tufu M. ever In year mind asd pfoat there
~. EvsrytAlAs yos Ssed Sc The bSs.s - hep
Pianos, Organs, Stoves, Ranges Par
Tor, Chamber, 0ining-room, Kitchen,
Library and Office Furniture; Carpets,
0llcIoths, Mating, Rugs, Door Mats,
Draperies, Silver Ware, China Dinner
and Tea Sets,
Ia f.e. s,erytAlas thar. ths 30, al guiesss, -sy
~ get 81 a. Coms o. sod asd - ooeylaesi thst us
.rs issesi. ths larxss, AMI cheapest uoass IL Ssv
h~......~, -. .l.il..rx "A var on terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
The Old Doctors

Drew hooi. modern doctors clean. Il
hence the Increased dsmfnd f,r Aliers-
lives II i nov well known iaai INST
Diseases arr due. not N over-abuniance.
hat. ~ imparify, q the Blce' and "a
1. equaily we'll aitesiri that "a blosd
ms.iic.ns l. - eficaci0as a. Ayers
SArsaTsriilA.
~oos q my children hal isrre scrs
break out On The leg. We arpilei
simple lsiae.liss. ior = whiie. thinking
ths sors wuald shortly bal. hnt u grcs
wur.s. W ssuEht tnesihcAl siNtoe. ard
sers tfid thai an alieraiite melicine
sAs n.cessary. Ayers sArsAp@nila
being
Recon- m ended
aiers ~ oihsrs. NJ usei u with mar
rsla.ls fesulfs. The sore hsAlci ani
hssith ant sirsncth rapi,ily retufns,i."
- =. J. Armstrong. Wsimar. fcNRs
Il fnl Ayers Sarsapafilla 10 ~ an
flmirnh'r rrmc.iy iur che Cufe ~ Aos-l
.usrasaas. I prescfil-s o. an,l u do. the
anf. etrfy time. A. l.. rsisf, n u,
Nsnlaffan. kansss.
ave nave soid Ayers Sarsanarilla
hsre 90 over thirty sssrs ani alssFs
f.romusuI u shen asse.l o. name titc
hrsf hlaal. rurifer A" -- W. Il. Mclean,
pfuEgIs' Aug1sfa. ohin.
Avrr's mr.lirines crn'innr - D. ths
standard rgrnelirs iu sfaie Al al Cnfii-
r..f.fIou r. ". o., hnlti, Bar
Lt.n. N .h.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
Turrhnrn tY
o.. =. c. Aver d Co. Io~el nasA
Fnas o.. "a hasils.. O. wsuA tls boui..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
IA NAN
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE

C.HIsF s-tc.Kkx ry.l
Wsst Nurtk 49, aad auafh~-st n tariltss
clttcAoo. TcLfrL nnCK ISLAND. Dawn
rCnr nra MofNnA CurNCfL Nturra Ma.
~ PAU. ~ TuaEFu ArCftfNoN. LHANHN
WuHrIf EANFAa CRY. rDFEkA. COLORADO
aFnfNoA nENNNN FuMHt.o. srd h1nltrsts 81
49,. si,... ..i s.'-.. 1905. $3.50 .rsas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
rRI yIcfms or ~ nIsEAsE

Afnuug the dl-faafs - Ntlch The poor are
s-y-ciAily llabls may 10 lns;Anc-i diphthsrta.
AMI. In fact. contagious di~1riers grnsrAlly,
thc-s uhich are pro.iBosi aBd Aifcctssi By
tai air. 0ysrrrUsding AMI sul ouuiAmlnA.
tiou. wAs'ing ami nervous di.a-z. tho-s duo
% eIT.sure, rheumatism CONTRACTED Ia damp
cellars 90 ba-tnents. Tncumoaa and trun-
chitH Ia ~inicr. cbolcrA .nfanium In SUMNER.
&c Ssys lrute-~r Vaughan I'VE shDider
AZ ths favagss q cbolsrA, but y, us coms
b.arsr huma Typholi fever slays ia hun
drvis rbsre oholefa slsys ia tsns Every
death frum typboii fever 4 unncusssary. N
the al wcrv nj contaminated nons wouli
oocur Yet thcrv are Ion Deaths frum this
disoass In NichisAn esch war. AMI for every
ous uho d. therp Arp Tn och. AMI not a
cA-s . lustilahle Each Iatient 10 sics ca
The average atuui four ~esk. and there arr
iO,oO acs during Tho var Ths mans
not only . gnuai - q wag,.. bat q
nur-e u r.luirwl for Zach p.rpua sick. -
that 0.0p T.opls In Michigan give Up thcir
entirs time % this di-a-e four wcsks oui q
each ycar. You may ke,p yuur prcml-r.
ciean. bot only little feDcs SEPARATES you
frum yOur ns,ghior. and b. may l., carclsss.
II that nsight.r slouli knock you Ca The
bal In q dATk night. b. wOuli ts seui 10
pri.ou; but b. may contAminsts your vel.
all rob yoa q your ufr AMI your family and
you can DO nothing To time vii come
whcn u Sn - q criminal oiienss for any
man, thrOugh oArci-~.ns.~. to give hs nigh.
bor q cummuniCabie di-ass.-
llsAith tsing the frst cunSisicraiiou Ia In
divtiuals AMI communities. hws fram-i %
prUt~rt and ss-urc u Aro amons the NO;
nccssAry AMI valuable humanity can T.s-ss
The old irsAl marini. dc uisro tue VI all,-
mum non laeiat--''so US your own that 10
shall not inlure othrr'-eIprt~-z the prin.
ciple shich uDderlic. them - Tar a. they re-
late % oommunicablo di-sa@z III. u
coursc, 4 al.o principis In sthirs. AMI II
mens eihioal IAiur- were p.rrfcct. and thclr
intelligence. - cultivated that they we're abls
always % give effect % their nornAl tntsn-
tons, sanitary law would - B.~ile-s IIu.
man hslngs oughi b. feel Il % ID tho highest
part % manhood ani womanhosd % sacrifice
their own Interest 90 ooayenisnce. whcn
nec-~ary, for tho god % -ocis;y-as Tor
Instance. In mourning quArantiDe-or IN ths
ISOLATION from tho outside work., and the do
teniion from businns. q infected districtH
touse- Ani hdivtiuais Tbs neans q :,
curing this result u the ciucstioa u the inlii-
vtdual, and u has t>en cue q the objects q
The Herald - to Instruct IT, rvatsr that In
natter PERTAINING to tealth they shoah
po-s->- tie right dssirs< and tho kn0wlsiss
n-crSary for fulfilling them Moral and
sanitary ciucailon. however. Ars % slov
growth, requiring for the 1T insults % 10
begun In ehllihooi. and oontinuei throush-
cot life; and even thrvugh grneratIons-
Boston lle~-h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Variety, Substantial Goods, Auction
Prices

and terms liberal enough 10 suit even
chronic growlers' II YOU live IN Port
land or can make the journey. come
aud zee our store II you can {, write
Us for cuts, prices, samples, or any
information. We have a special De
partment for answering letters. and
selecting goods ordered 10y letter.
We DO large business in this way,
You can't ask Us too many questions
or write too often: We take pleasure
in answering your correspondence.
We are going 20 surprise You 10y
telling You OF a few speciAlties
Sin Piece cru,hed Plush Plhor Suits sf5,
Handsomely Painted Chamber Sets 10
Pieces si8
Quaker Ranges. nothing 10 equal them. s2I
ParlOr BOdy BrusssI Carpets. FIVE frame, 81
Wool Carpets yard eide 55e,
tapestry Carpets 55e.
Solid Blaes waIng, Extension tables.
per FOO, 81
Solid Ash Extension Tables, per foo, 85e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Ass-xEs TO PuEILss OF .,sr wru
i.-IlsurJ irving
.. when Romsns are With Romans
they shoud 90 a. Romans 90.
a-Goldsu Rohin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Paine's
Celery Compound

A q unt4us tauie AT arf.iurr ras1f 70
IN tssfs qlirs M iia aCftn. tnf srf..f tfT
tnfuftrus Srrrt n giIrs fi.af rlrrHI raarL
80 usEas fFrrYtnirr faFff rui i rss
aVsuIr.sIa al Eiatrri fIsurtrrf frr.rtrs
pr~-rrits r. 80 sit 80 So uurrst
VILLA iafnasu-os ca. nsrrtr.. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
SOLID VtsTisult EMPRESS TRAINS

SOLID vtSTi6ult EXPRESS TRAINS
1870 a. octar-fltnrs IN stisnicr 80 lssurY
- ecru1u1Isaslafirus 'Isiirl h~fNeen CHICAGO
sni COLORADO afnfNoa. uNNNEh s.f -.
NhLn $500 ussuier~nf Ntsflnfl ga lntN
ssrrtre .taliF1 t~f~--a CltfcAoo 50 corNCfi
MLUFra OMAHA snf hrf~-sn CHICAGO anf
EANaAn CRY Metsrn By 60 siessnt
Dirins Cers ssNtns tsiirtss 1915 "a lrlss,sFatf
lrtrss. Fsstfal lts-ilafs Clzslr Cars 1919 ThEil
sn1 49, assFluE ca ne diFvrt uns a.
NMtAuN uonrNN nrrCfffNsCN. WICHITA.
AMft-MNL CALDWELL. snf - r-rlnts N nuatt
en- NsrFsaka. Hansss criarslta - fnflan Tsr-
rffrrr al rsana caltrrula Eargrsi1as dallT
chalos q rult-s a ~ Hsglar $3.50
Tho Famous Albert loa Route
huns sur~rtir eIuiIr-f nsEFess rssins. dsiir.
uefuuen Crt1.srt a. sussrh Atlh.sac. t--svsa-
urrfn. karsas cltT. knf MiunssF..la snt -
Haai ~ lrIlsr taaftTf i1a A. 80 $3.50 fus1rta
"a 1870 sni aatra rra1lrts - - rllFtt rust
o. Ia .tHrfHsHn IA na1un rs.ls trarrk traFrrses
a. frrsf WHAT AND nAfnr hELI- q
SuFteeru ie-N sssth -r-.sru nlnns-stA al N-si
Cerfrai nskrtN
~ shrrt flas ~ $500 AS xaaAaAss cf.srs
t.ltllss A. trsTsl a. al ffura fu.ilsnsplls ca
stursti al 49, ealtnsrn t-airt.
- rrksts Mar-. Tl.ttsFs 90 t..ir~t insurr.s-
IA. sEfiT "a az co-Esa rrsst or.as. 10 sitF-..
Z. ST. JOHN. IA. NOTEBOOK.
osal NAa.ssF o. IA -. Al
CHICAGO. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Color The good. yellow. then dip then
In blue dye
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Death ne.s c.rssi. p'ssss~s rssssss'Sy'
p..sss. That ssreass the rese-A'fai
c..dis,s. In cisi~s-whss c.-.ss.ss>ss
IA CRIMINAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Ty.-woRp sQrAkl
N1-IHrrEHrrTrLL

Two Es. t~o Il. c. ". ~. Y.
Form something that tastes good 10 ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

DIAMOND Dyss s -. -; ;.,s- 49,. =, -;
lIcrIIfo fooo $50 ,,..., ,...s,-..
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22

M ANTED. - BLACKSMITH AND
w horoeshocr. Apply rear of Guth-
RES coach factory, Or $40 west Fourth
street. ic92-lit
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22

SCRANTON, Pa, June GA heavy
thunder storm passed over this place last
night, and Harry Somers, years cd,
was killed by lightning, and George
Somers, his father, was seriously injured.
Several houses were also struck and set
on FIRE.
DANvILLE, H., June GA severe
electrical rain storm visited this vicinity
on Thursday night. The house Of Fred.
Magnus was struck by lightning and
burned, the family narrowly escaping
death. At Decatur five houses were
burned and the lowlands flooded. A
waterproof burst at Atwood, flooding
the streets to depth OF six inches.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, June ga de-
structive storm of wind and rain at this
place on Thursday. damaged the new
pontoon bridge across tho Sioux river
carrying away two sections of the draw
and the toll house, besides 60 boats. AT
Riverside Park several summer houses
were blown Into the river, and one house
was struck by lightning.
A cyclone passed over Western Mis-
souri, on Thursday afternoon, damaging
considerable property. The house Of II.
7. Williams, at Albany, was blown to
pieces and child killed.
Robert Howick and Benjamin Rlinger,
two farmers OF Mercer County, Ohio, were
killed by lightning on Thursday. They
had stepped into stable for shelter from
y shower.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22

The High S hool common ement will
be held In the OPP rA House, on Wednes-
day evening next, commencing at 3
o'clock. The graduating class consists
of 81 girls and ~ boys,43 In all, and will
be the largest class ever graduated from
the High School. The following is the
programme prepared for the occasion:
Music, overture, 1.-THE Minstrrl". .,. Lam othe
Essay ''lhe years that are told
Matte y. Perkins
ORATOR, ''Our Forcst'. William X COOLEY
Essay, '''Onr Country. Elizabeth u. llansell
Mhslc, Manly wNltEe............. .,,.,,...I Obanl
Presentation OF Wilmington Institute prizes,
Isaac T. johnson, A. NJ.
Grafton, 'CharacterN ..,.. Herbert F.Wayne
Comforting honor prizes, High school course
Prof, A. II. Berlin
Grafton, The New Century .Swithin Chandler
Presentation of tse Sunday star como sitlun
priLt 5....,..,..,,....,..,.g.B Y +. ". Robinson
Recitation, "Carca 5sonne" ......, Virgo Jones
Music, "NadJy alopn .TOhani
Address to graduates by DIR, A. n. RsuO.
President Of Delaware College,
NJ sic, The Hour of Pariing''......,.,.Bs ilinl
Comforting diplomas, by Charles Baird, rresl-
dent Board or Public Education
Music, 'On to the Finlds"....,,. .,,...... Ross
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22

q. N. Leitch, John Wise, George s.
lIagany, Charles WEIGH, 10 n Gray,
Messis. Downing aud Riley. Jamts X.
Mckay, Louis Maxwell, W. b. Gem, G.
+. b rjner, Miss Sallie Shaw, Mrs Ger
man d. Lincoln, Mrs. NJ. Anna Taggart,
Mrs. Charles Moore and the Rev. j. u.
e. lanna have been appointed a commit
tee 10 arrange for the centennial ce.ebra
tion oil Asbury Church.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22

Tie foiiow ing Contributions hive brcu
paid TO H. G. Robinson, treasurer u tie
JohnsloNn igna, TO q NeMpOrt:
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22
the WONDERFUL CARLSBAD spslSGs

At the Ninth International Medical
DR.. A. l.. A. Toboldt, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, read paper
stating that out Of thirty cases treated
with the genuine imp rted Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt, Powder form, for chronic
constipation, hypochondria, disease of the
liver and kidneys, jaundice, adiposis,
diabetes, dropsy from valvular heart
disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal inhamma-
tion OF the stomach, ulcer of the stomach
or spleen, children with maras us, govt,
rheumatism OF the jolnts. gravel, etc,
twenty-six were entirely cured, three
much improved, aud one not treated
long enough. Average time of treatment,
four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt (powder
form) is an excellent Apcrient, Laxative
and Dluretic. L. clears the complexion,
purIfes the blood. 1t is easily soluble;
pleasant to take and permanent iu sc-
ton. The genuine product OF the Carls-
bad Springs is exported in round bottles.
Each bottle comes In light blue paper
cartoon, and has the sia nature "Eisner
& Mendelson Co, ;" sole agents, 6 Barclay
street, New York, on every bottle. One
bottle mailed for One Dollar. DR.. To.
boldts lectures mailed free upon applica.
ton. ms tn low
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22
FRIGERAT ORS

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
Rcfrigators VIC were placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
urcd on how m any we
would sell. Had them made
up and delivered. o u r
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that we will have to call on
the manufacturers agaiif 70 +
another supply. The reason
is because our prices and goods
are both right to suit you. Our
Reirigerators are constructed
on the common sense plan with
no useless parts attached to
make it appear what it isn't,
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
to be perfectly dry and up to
the standard in all qualities.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22
CARRIAGES

We are still pushing things
in our Children's Carriages.
Our sI2 Carriage has proven
to be the right thing, possessing
alike mattress, durability and
cheapness 1t cannot but please
those wanting such an article.
Many of our customers have
come prepared to invest more
money in carriage but in the
end bought the SI2 one because
it's as good as can be bought in
other stores for $40. Plenty of
them now in all shades of red,
blue, old gold, golden brown,
tcrracotta, olive and any other
fashionable shade you may Sc
lect. Just one word for our bet
ter grade. You will find them
here as high as your pocket
book wants to go. All old
styles have been discarded and
and every thing you see will be
fresh and new with the prices
as those advertised by Philadel
phia manufacturers.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-22
EnIFIa1


The coloTed people oy,. lnirl .,,,.,
bridge have commenced the erecii n fl, a
brick church on 1owEte;d sra.c r'
tween A aud b streets, u, on the stlr n,
the old frame that stood theie 'or ,ni,, !
number Of years. After the frame tllt,s
was torn away the congregation pet !
large tent, In which they are now wo,
shipping. The corner stone OF The I nen,
church ia TO be laid tomorrow with sn
propriate ceremonies. Rev. Harvey N
Ewing, pastor OF Msdeley NJ. Il. CIn,ch
will conduct the services. me- nst
church edifice is to be Skis fee, ana Icy
coat coat about $500. The church ha. abo1t
w members and iourishing SundIr
school. Thomas Melvin is the cont,lcio,
for building the church.