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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-06-11

typlcal hhlSht OF fytnlas.
SAD Kanawha Gazette
Seldom does it fall to our lot to
chronicle an accident which has
caused more widespread sadness and
sympathy than did the drowning
yesterday of little Richard Ruffner
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rnf'ner. The word was re.
ceived in the afternoon and quickly
spread throughout the city, but lew
particulars could be obtained, as the
parents were too much overcome
with grief to give the details.
As nearly as could be gathered,
though the facts were about these:
Mrs. Ruffner went in the morning
on the excursion 10 Paint Creek and
the little fellow wanted TO go too
but was deuied the pleasure. In.
stead, his father agreed 10 take him
up Elk fishing. Accordingly Mr.
Ruf'ner, little "Dick' and Johnnie
Sentz went up to the boom where
they spent some hours most plea
sanity, enjoying the sport ofangiing.
They were sitting quietly on board
(prObably one of the gunwales OF
the boom) and had been there some
time when Mr.. Ruffner looked
around and Richard had disappear
ed. His disappearance had not
been noticed aud they did not know
what had become of him. Soon
Mr.. Ruffner saw his hat on the
water, which indicated only too
plainly the fate of his son. He at
once jumpted into the river and
begaR-te dive for the fittie- fellow,
but it was over half an hour before
his body was found, swollen and
cold in death Johnnie Sentz was
sent to town for physicians, but it
was too late.
The body was brought home,
where loving hearts did all in their
power to comfort the bereaved
parents. Mrs. Ruffner, who had
been among the gayest of the gay
on the excursion, was called home
by telegram, and at once gave way
to uncomfortable grief
Richard was bright little fellow
general iavorite among his play
mates and almost worshipped by
his parents, to whom the blow is
indeed severe Que. They have
the sincerest sympathy of all their
friends and acquaintances in this
their hour of affiiction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-06-11

"tFunnyr Well, l should say SOL
Look at the one in short lace skirt
to the knees, rubber boots, bare
arms, an immense muff, straw hat,
and-a beardl "What is it?"
Why, that is ga Modern Columbus
in the burlesque of that name given
by a dramatic club of the celebrated
Seventh Regiment of New York,
and these illustrations and the ac-
count of it are, as you see, in DEMoR-
EsT's FAMILY MACHINE for July.
which has just arrived" The pic
lures of the six-footers of the
Seventh arrayed in feminine toy
gerry are about the funniest that
have appeared in any magazine for
long time. This number also con-
tains beautifully illustrated article
on the interior of Vice Presidents
Morton's house, which is full of sug-
gestions for modern house furnish
ing. The article "Stanley's Rescue
of Emin," profusely illustrated, is
also of great interest at this time;
and "The House-Boat in American
Waters" will give hint to many
who are wondering how to spend
the summer. In fact the whole
Magazine, from the handsome
Water-coIor in the front TO the
"Spice Box" in the back, is artisti-
cally and handsomely executed. It
is wonderful how DEMoREsr's FAM
lily MAGAZINE has come to the front
in the past few years, and now
stands in the forward rank of the
Great Magazines. Indeed, there is
no other Magazine published that
so acceptably caters to every mem
Der of the family. Published by
w. JENNINGS DEMoREsr, Is East
18th ST., New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-06-11

Bryan & Young are still driving
away at the old stand, keeping eve
rything in the grocery line, new
fresh and cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
.nM 10 coos nnlrn ealll1s

II you will consider that dri"l fruit 1.
frcsh fruit, With the water driei out II
Il ani more ar le.. dirt gathered upon H..
surface. two thing. will occur Ia YOU "a
do. "a max. Il something like fresh fruit.
First wash Il thoroughly, using II nee
c.ssry. several changes II water, but -
SURF Ia get the fruit clean. Then put II
Ia soak In clean water, completely COW
ering the fruit aud an inch ~ depth
above u. soak al least twelve bours,
and II the fruit does not plump out very
full, keep u In until II will swell ma
more. Don't change the water In soak
Ing, aud cook In the water the fruit va.
soaked In. Roll gently for twenty MIN
ute., then act on back Of stove to simmer
until the fruit Il done and tender, using
sugar In cooking according ." taste.
Mixed apricot., peaches and prunes,
With few tart plums To lend splciness,
make delicious dish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
IL MAsss1 AER nOa

\ man carrying full market basket
on hls arm stepped Into cratic, avenue
car aud looked around for place Ia 1T.
There wa- one seat but Il wa- Occupied by
a woody -hlir-,l dog, whose fond mi.tre..
at beside hun. She Was looking In her
r-tlcule for her fare aud did not see the
Iortly man.
''Mebbe you take dot dog 80 I IL me
.omeyhercs, he saii, politely.
She lid net hear him, aud he astounde'l
the passengers by saying In a voice Of
thunder:
FAKE up dot tam dog"
The young lady looked nj him with
wide open ewes, bu, dld not Offer Ia touch
the dog. Then the man AT down on the
dog With all the force he was capable 20,
aud a series of shrieks aud ki-yi'- fllle'i the
air. The canine got out somehow and 4
man on the car picked him up and car
RED him on. aud the man inside looked
al the girl aud there was murder In his
eyes. II wasn't her dog at ali.-De-
troll Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
rAs.,o. .orrS

sailor suit. rrmain tn hyoriic cos-
tune Cor little iroy.; they are nov much
made with long truussrs, vide NJ ihr
,oiiom, Snd the yuuihiul wcswrs When
thu. clad look droll little men.
Winter hat. sr, a. k~.p io low croSu.,
ani H. trimmed With handsome long
feathers. VslNrt foSrr. anil very hruai
ribbon. The novelty ~ the .sason vii
D. toqus. ani houn.i. In black ot white,
made entirely ~ grape.
II I. nov ih. N.ry wiss custom a. dr-ss
little girl. a. simply AZ possible. \
pll... trimmed dfv.., made ~ mouse
in~,lelaln. I. very i-coming. ,nn,het
nir. aud novel ki-s 4. to hs,. the glove.
aud stocking. the same color a. the
yhlld'. hair.
New winter material. have a rather
p-,ulaf character. To- snii the season,
they arr ~ course thick and warm
rll~,oli, tNill.. cloth sn1 double ca.h-
mere. mo.tly la gray or nsutral tones.
imm~u.c ch~yks alternate With broad
stripes, large balls, ani spot. ~ narrow
figas. scarc-ly AZ thlck a. n straw.
III. .impl- make IL morning dr~s.e.
has not a. yrt undergone any change,
The only variation. made b-lng la the
DIOR combinations. ~ a mixing 10 con-
trasting stuff. 4 fns pap.r-hlur wool-
IN dfr.. !. trimmed With brOcad.d .atln
- the .ams color. and has loft sllk,
strawberry -colur-i Wai.tcoat, II hts
iiny button. going All The way down the
trimming II the skirt.
The roe sssson may D. over In gar
deus. boat on hat. II !. In fall forc". lie
loN the brim, on the crown. everywhere,
ro... are Ia ahunlance. Even dark hat.
arv In like manner adorned. \ hat 81
black hor.s-hair lac', fne q. the bet
,hsntllly. looked lovely with trimming
II large rose. hanging down Ia the wear
cr's shoulder. such hat. arr not unfrr-
quenily tied With narrow strings.
Willis, big girl. snd Young laiies
mostly wear their hair In long plalt,
the little Que. generally hs,s their heads
rupp~,l quite shori, or ~ most, shout a
hand breadth long ~ the hack ~ the
neck. hi. .tyle suits the fresh Young
fae-s Ca perfection sui u siso to b. re-
Commended on account IL ". Strengthen
Ing the root. ~ the hair. The short
pliin or curly hair l. generally tied With
a pretty bow.
The prevailing simplicity In the make
and shspe ~ drr..e. induce. our elegant
Young ladies Ia seek compensation Ia
the way ~ color aud trimming. bright
yellow. ton~i down With q particular
.ori ~ black lace. I. much admired.
ZouaVr Jacket. ARE also made 81 this
Lace. worked out With q toler,bly Thick
cord. and arr generally called >er,ian
Jackets. Probably With the new name
they may also have 4 renewed repuia-
tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

An instance ~ the way In which Jap
an-.e business men hlndlr the Engll.l
language I. given Ia the following letter
rrvcntly r,-i,-i bya New York mcr,
chant ant publl.h~,i In the FINE. ~ that
riiy. The letter vas .eni frpm Noko
hama October 10 II ran; "lIeing 4
trade merchant W. hope a. Introduce NV
.elf a. you upon business. BEFORE going
to do 80 ~ arr very glad to s~ni you
some sample ~ our Jtpine.c pltturr,
which j. Que ~ our printing production,
as the commencement ~ our commnnica-
ton upon business. n you have q View
that the.e picture can d" appropriate Ia
the ta.i. ~ American people, aud can 10
.old thsrr IN your country, Ne beg you
"a orief me" The letter then go-. on
to de.cribe samples ssnt, one ~ which the
japanese merchant say. !. . complete
s.ry of the picture of shotgun, our an
Client General marching With hl. army
With Z leaves" Til. production of Jap
ans.~ Industry b. follow. up With an.
other, which MAKE. one complete .ery
II thu picture of our ancient amusement
With ! leaves" Tie letter end. a. TO-
lows; III you oricr the, w. arr very
glad "a send YOU what you order me by
poet a. fast a. possible. Please answer
a. me hasiely and also send me your de-
tall by confluence. We obligc you
much"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

80 Til-RaliB,irons- Pop. bih. uan.
dsihsi. soi1-, gig. pup isns,, dsci
NJ ma A qae-;i1a q making change
Tn. grursr gave his quarter D. the by
.ian.isr. All bls ffty cot ri-ns ~ the par
chA-r
ne bysiAnisr gave hi. tso dins- AMI hi.
ons csui pi~os O. the purchs-r. AMI IN. I've
GU, pl~os AMI his tsocvui pi-c- b The gruosf
he purchase gave tis cue dollar hill AM
biz tsocsnt Ii-,s % the grow. and bis thru.
CENT pl~c- % to bys,Anisr
thus, 9th the fs--; possible changes.
eArh man rs.,sivei tie start amount b. "a.
sutitl.i %
No MA Pictorial Rsbos One day In
p-FAlis |, uurth ,hoaAnd years on earih
No Tll-D1ubls Central Acro-iici
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
r,so,aO soa oyta MllT efsIvaT

cs.tsfis-.si.-. s,,f s'sssrA, fi-s''
,..sa. fl.sais.sy. ga. 80 All lilss.... =
~ stasassk Cs-fissarss. iefsia .,stia
Ia.s,h.ss. Flis-. ssf i,issss-sefths l,s-s'
,,..-..s,.,- nil.4.sse-.. lsauai1s. No.
u-st.fhs. Gsiliasss. Nsftpssass-, We
a.s,ss rsiss. hslsfis. I've soenf ,.le'
"a All f4.s.sss as. a fFasa stsafsrd a.
slssst.A ilssr. Thsy siess ~ $1,000
80. ,efass Fusr-s ~ os1fssiff e.sai
go ,r..l - sfuil.'fu asaIilssit ss. -
-. re-. ks.ltiy ssstua y ~ effsa., a.
80. a.. s,sssu. fhsass q Fs-sfsf ts,'
. a. .ffsasth fhFt az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
pr.cu R.yAnl.x Cnr.x. :

PEACH HAWAIIAN CREAM. = Cover
half a box % gelstine with cold water
aud let soak half an hour. Pare and
alice nine soft, ripe peaches, pat In a
saucepan and stew. sweeten and strain.
stir the gelstine over boiling water un-
tii Dissolved; whip . pint Of cream, add
the gelstine To the peaches. mix and put
In tin pan. set on Ice aud stir until u
begins TO thicken. then ada the whipped
cream; stir, turn 10 mold and stand In
Q cool place 70 harden. Ssrvs With
whipped cream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
CHANGE or ngARr.

sociaiistic Mob--"Dring him out .
Hang him. Down NIT monopoly"
Inventor quitting his head out ri the
window )-Goodness me. What does
this all mesny'
Mob spokesmen-'.You must die. We
hear you invent q machine vat do de work
OF Won hoondret men. You dake breAt
out on derr mouths you"
Inventor--'srhls machine of mine IL an
attachment for breweries. aud will bring
beer down to one cent q glsss.-
Mob (widiy)--''iiooray.--New York
Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

1 Rsyorsss luminca. b-eiy. AMI nav. IN.
p'ursl - an animal
= Rsver- a craHic,,- an have -us-
cs.0k~i
4 Rsver-s hoys nam. AM have The
hotns q . uli t-ssi
4 RIVER q yesvt,ils -hich gru-, -tthlu
ths safth. ani have q uunih
4 Rsysr,s ths plurai -, . siichen uisnsii.
sni have 80 brvaA -iih a.quics -lant :
& Rsyrr-a kini - vs~i. crossing near
n. ~sisr. AMI have an animal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

No Tia-Going % MArs-, Pepper. gin
sAge. starch. sugar..
No ia What l. 10 A buttoa
No Tif-AnAgrans Historians. jams
Anthony Fruads. William a Tre~,o,,,
Geurge RAwlinson Author. Edward Ever
80 Hale. ChArlcs Egb-rt Cradiccs. James
Otls
No Tis-Emp,y vessels make IN. greatest
.ound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
Al AIrh.h-,ie.l M..l.s.


- oth~r~ TAI - l. Nssyvs.
A. - hgar-. nsht AT ira
Say I. o. g.. = t-aliifal-
tts.,i thsm "a -hlls TIC
Z u-.,i "a Nv th~sf. 80 Z
II th~m all my NILE
tksys - -u~i. -h~a I -oaH ts1
Ho- mloh IN los- -tth I
sssv--t L u ny DIRK
i1se yusg .err FrO.
A. -h-o 80 st-As ~ sins yuaf 'otrs
Il lssa ~ins1tns l. o. n
when Z RiC haT-
Ian q new nuaNrT
e.sch TEkC hNs yu,lr s-ails
n shtsiis frcrn NrshE
To- l1ss a. t-~p ~ rains. fcar
New "a a. othef NEn
b. thAt go ss~ NJ t-scs asNla-
q. thaagtt - h-sE~ny NTCi
s. ~ ny Mt h~Art AT
shs.ii sihg 90 llts az LEd
T.u- ~ mur~-nN'. Hkint
oNLE RIG
"a Nchol.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
~. M Rial.

sns In ths ~osis . g~nii- ~iux,
lara In the gieu.. ~ ths bruos alnng.
siys o. ths sparkling strvam . hue
That artists sail lsrs - Taini - trus
AMI In IN siu.i-nts dsn dssn,
whls 80 ~ toy Ca; my sf.ll
Ths --hniaf 1--we my s4-rv-i tsrs,
n artist T-ints nv prvttis-, grao-
Im tlsrs AMI ~hiis-yellow AMI soli-
Msybs ri o. gwen. maybs gray shd oil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

leading physician. recommend Aver.
>arsaparills. old and Young take Il
With perfect safety. II clesnses the
blood, strengthens the nerves. aud vital
Ines the system. Popular experinece Ia.
long placed this medicine at the head Of
tonic Alternatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
81 rra-Nnm.,,,.l r.l.~.

Nv vhois. crnAining - ls,,crs, 10 an 81
saving often bari ~ gifls
MyiG o. 2 ios huge
My1Aa ilsApung
NJ q - 20. asoior.
NJ Il, las IL CO a, n. poiuis O, TIE
compsa
MA. y. ~ 10 cos q Soahs srus
Nyos a. N. g .. r-'A,ing O. . city.
NJ a.. % deu1'r. ysi-itinn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Miss Newcome-"what IL the G. l.. y.
Z. we hear 90 much about anyway
Mlss Skimmer-"Oht You buy books
take . magasine-read and get intel-
s !scss. y = !:ss 80 down and - The beat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

la sss. c,srh oa The ~sy - = Christmas
gathering Al NJ OF hou--;rsi -sFv ! grani
usoiisf. > m1ihsrs. sunts. 4. sisisr,, hru,h-
ers. dauEhi-r,. too -sis. ic,-isins, ni~sns's,
nsytsvs. srAnidsnghisrs AMI : grab'i
.,as H. many Isr-rns ~sre thsrv'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
CERTAINTIEs AND UNCER-
TAINTIHS.

4 man Who spend. dsy by the brook
eide with rod aud reel at thl. time oI
the year usually expects 10 catch some.
thing; the speckled beauties are the un.
ccrtainties, coughs and colds the certain
iie-. Adsmson'. Botanic Cough Bslsam
will break up either.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

fiir sus-cnler hsrrby rive pahhr -.
that .ias has heen daiy apI-aniei D. ~ u.
abb Juixe - Probate fSr IN CguniT = phi.,,l
ant assumed tn trast - A.is,iais'raifh ~ "
jofIN CHASE. l.te - PARE. -.
IN sail County, dessssei. W xifiuF boil !.
lac dirssfs. .he ti.srtfsrs ftsluests Al 49,
iniietfef ~ tn estate - ssli icrra-ri " - -
ilsmeilsfs payment. sol tho Nhs hafs ~
tsInss.is tf.erson D. eshib a. SAM o.
Dcs. n, l--s. uAERlIr A. LAfiAh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
AMI del
~ AZ NfAlff-s
Dana SarsapariIIa Co.,
BELFAST. MAINE.
>oricr or ,rro,>rsr>r

To un.irrsis nssf. hattug lssn arI-inirl a.
H. ia. IuiEr - FrlaItir o. e. tH1rfr II
uxfar.i. en- a. thiri fuTsisF ef ttorsultsr. 4
n is-,i CurIulissiHrrrs a. rufriFF aul rknrainf
~ r.alms 20 rrr iitHrs Against tilF Fsfttf A
dsrea-s-l. rrprv-suili ius1lfrut. hrrthr sifs
uofIos tnai ~ unufls frum 81 Iltif n saia a.
IointrnFuf ar aIlusel A. ssil grs llfrrs in asa
g. prv-sut anI rrlFt ttfir r.airus. ani $40 ihsf
I'll D. in sfssluu M ~ udlrs ~ A. B. urrrtTk
- tn hsfhfi afarUsaii Ca rus-.'af. lauF ara
n II 80. o. ~ ruWHs=g 20 rrTeIFing ttr saulg
hatsi this fsurth iaF - iauaary. a. 10. i-si
= I ,ii,.'n ~. Cou.uis.ionsr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

There IL comfort for the man with a
prematurely gray beard In Bucking CHAINS
Dye, because II never fAils 90 color au
even brown OF blaek - nay b desired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
gvIRv.pAv pRCAkFAsTs.

C.srrsresiescs on torics 81 inssrvs 10 me iAi,es
!. selIslsei. Aai,v..i Lilsss Iios.sAksas'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
VEGETABLE.
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
..sABSolurCtv SAFE

T-,s..ty.i al prussi.i. Pre- - =.
~ tast \ hss. o. a. ga - sfai u
s..ii r-sas. ffss. - frsstls " 49,
pt II ssasssa a a.. fAil.asiFAss. ''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
ELEVEN YEARS IN CHARGE

ELEVEN YEARS ~ CHARGE
ot the package department, Boston a
Maine Depot, BOSTON. Mass. Mis. Helen
Jones -ays; VA. sufferer from gen
crtl debility, blliou.nes. aud water bfa.h
for several YEAR., aud life SEEMED almost
q burden "a me. Aftcr using almost
everything, sulphur Bltters cured me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

How Ne do admire the man Who hap.
pens 10 catch Va when We are doing q
good deed on the sly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Dr. Jihgle-well. there Ia. been an
addition Ia your family. Jangle-The
deuce Dr. Jiugle-Exactly. Twins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
NorI.u 90 romrcLo>rRr.

NifLREA- Ie.sIh : Iohnson ttfa .' it.
w go. ih ~ tsaniT ri taInII anI 49,
Nes Hsmpshirr .il 4. ~ g. seHrn .ihI IN pr
\. u -. bY be mpusnFs iHsi Hf 90
tuly eNreatri SIT rrrFri.i Dr. uNfu "
bstrrt negistry - frris. hszlk N.. lH.
ounFef - nr the sassrfiisFf ln nfHfttH
fuilaslnr nal e-tftF IN -trs I'M tsII ON.
toaniT 4. at The Iuhn nri krii farm r..
81 9TH "a hulliinrs thFrHssl. Hni 'st
nunlerei ffar a. IN ~ serunl .HtI..'.
@usf - Ia the gnraal rTant a. Assil. 80
~. sni i,sinx ~ blsanesfr ~ a. ~ lHan p
ga Gee Iaaay Years. 49, 90 haf In
AL an iftlei - ~ uufnilrrri "a ~ n
oririnai znst o. issiah nsf ~ isf, rsnii'l
stgitY arrvs. and lrinr in AL trsn 20 .t.'a
q Par - - nunlsnri thrFF. anl lH'i
westerly ~ ths -tttr Inc naTtheftI hf a.. 49,
de-crti.e.i bSsns farm ~ Jobs nrrkrit fhi.L-
~ isai noe ~ farnrriy - AL ~ lIfss -
sguti5efiy ~ laat ~ - foflasrif - 80
uil ant hBt n Ans liaisF. ani cnnitla'..
Al-sat sixt.sn ant oas hail 500. al NiaL =
all toss ~ ~t9s Arfi shersas ~ 80 li
- all msrtzags hss tsrn bT1iken 30 ~,
claim forcrlssare sf the same, an1lri.ns "
n. .,siais 10 .ach ease laais ani ffvfiiel
TuIEL y CLh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Norah-An' has your mi.,rr.. good
asiet Bridget Goot taste, u IT,
Path, her drcsse. look better on me than
De- me own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

stanley IL TO be honored In London be-
cause he has discovered some other place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
ca. ccwcHcx's

AL ~ pi-sr.i.s. q ~ "
s..fits ofssn. fts lilsslss
= Csrryl.fsii,s 20 strsesth
.sinx asfitts-. at "a, -
tassa -ith tsssst u al stss.
q n~t.iiiy fef sale y 81
nruFsi.'. Pre- VI 1Tsfi-i q
a. ~ ~ksnfks>s~ ~
- fssF.. Lssf ssi tias,si \
sslis.i ffss siifs..
o. I.H.ssstaCs q sss. fsi's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

No rso-A Chsrsds.
Lord Roaalt baru~i the fsm~i Nuis sce
Win vas<all In his hail.
And nrst ~ss -rv~ib~i In many fold
wbsrv the Christmas mcont-ams fAil
lie prarci the -~oopi In gis-s.
And pl~igei the Chris'mas giov,
And the whole In the gsrVisn lay deAd
Under tho gi-~ming snow
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The best ~ anoiynss. this rreparaiion rap
IDLY soothss iuitaiioa, strengthens TIE dsll.
cate organs q speech. and rvsisfss TIE ,olce
u ia tone and I-O~sr. No singsf "a pable
speaker shuuid D. ~ithoui Il. Iydl. Ihomp-
500, The fanoas actress. e.ulfssf Ayers
cherry feetofai has bssn q very great ssr.
wee o. me-. u impro,es and strengthens
the so.es, and !. al~sys effective Go the
eure q colds and eoagh.-
"Upoa several ceeAsions Z have suffered
run eold,. causing hoarssnsss and satlr.
loss q voice. IN my rfofss.ioa q an aue-
uonesf ANY afestion u the ,olee % thruat
Ia Q ssrisus matter. buf AZ sarh sttArk. I
have ben relieved ~ fe~ doss. q Ayers
Chsrry fecioral This remedy, with otdl.
nAry care. has worked such q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
COOK WANTED.

.sss All pssry esss viii b psi ssei s.s''
I'D e'a psE.ssss; s1g I 2sxw r,,vuss.
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DROP

-. >ri.,rorLECrt>E. g. ts'aFiis 80
.s-frstaa q o. .rI.h o. sa.iart e. Nta. IN = ~
a.iv 90 hr-liu rrfra'fr aai s aa 90
ssas 81 -afr CO. rarsi's.s, Heat Disease
RG..aati... IlsrF tss-siaiat, hiass,
"a nlsddrF TIsatis.. nisS F-is. 1's-
.r.I pfeutf ed ~ pl-ss-s. At'-'"s
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tsnrs
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$40 f-a.I.I. e..t.uIt 90 peg tliiNr'N
Uo r..H..h I ... ff. 90 uas.h usiF
80 ts.f.r.r.a. f.t. HsI le1Iis 49, -rfs go
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80. ffs.-S..y rv...r-.si'i..s
rrAnspo-s part Il . musical ins,rum~u'
into stain. al, into ccosing uisasals. ais
into tn higbe-, parts, also into . rlscs
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PULM0NlC
SYRUP
VIII csr-
COUGHS. COLDS.
~ ~
NoAr AND toSos

It's Fl-..at = ~ 49,
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"a stssa - saytiiss 4 isfi'
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ifis.ta ~ y go ~ So
4, ~ pfussisfs rrtrsfle
F-tl.fiis ~ Shes 10 l.sA
=. r...sangsi "a ssfits safs,
a.lls.t fsss Allifrs
o, IHsssssss q Sea. r>4s-
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N. iia-rt q ,A. A-es.e

No ftA-rt et ths 49,
Dr~im~cs eis-s no eth c~sns
Dan h~ts pr~pea bet n,o,hsn naxe ssaps
stAgmsrfn % msti v,chh cuns hesv heosi
D-~scingcs lo-iys. lf~i o,o fatal
Thirs misnuts, shour. dan sayi pAr~sp
llyevs-s n, haiti malls tincp. ryeA
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No Tst.-Cr~ss wc~d ts,g~a
Nv frp, Il In Msrvh but NJ; In sprtng.
ny -ccoi In EAgle bui MT IN Wing.
NJ third 10 In ro~cr bot NJ, In suuns.
ny fourth In wsrbls eui not In soax,
NJ afih is In Ro-s and also In Leaf,
NJ sixth In summary, no, In Bret.
Nv seventh IL In summer bat not In Joy.
NJ sighih In GoLi~n but no, In roy.
NJ ninth 1. In AIG,ls but NJ, In King.
NJ tsaih In whisy-r but ~, In Sing
leone frpm the ~cs.i., n there yea -py
A ro~er o. biri that Is sverier than ].
give yoa permission In AIfil weather
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y. ,sa-N..,.i Au,s-.,,s.
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IApAsrsI rnnlIsn

The time ~ dsy. SURE. John Ken
Iirick Range, In Editors Drawer ~ liar
per-. Magazine Tor Dc,-mi-r.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-08
-ESTELL1 ITEMS.

The farmers of this vicinity are
about through with haying.
Our genial blacksmith is overrun
with work being obliged to work all
night last Friday.
Our worthy townsman and p. NJ,
w. w. Boyle & Son, is doing q
thriving business.
Jack Chaffee of Hornbrook, who
has been working at nj. Middaugh'
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Betz of Williams.
port, who have been visiting at j..
S. Plotts, returned home last week.
An Odd Fellow sermon preached
by Rev. Pittman, was largely at
tended at this place, on Sunday last.
g. T. Brown and r. B. Plots
visited the county seat Monday,
Mr.. Brown recovering his lost
pocket-book.
The party at E. T. Browns was
grand success, their being about
II couple and the best of order pre-
vailed. All report first class time
Allen and Delbert Brown run a
free excursion on gravel train to
and from the |. O. of G. t., at
Forksville Wednesday night July
80.
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