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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
On scyics ef Interest N The adies
V solicited. Adivssi kdises Mo..nAkrns'
FlAkkgls.


FIAkkgts.
Almost time To put away the winter
dsnnei.; and don't put them away rag
g-d. - many people think, sob, ] Will
mend thru by aud by when not so busy"
Ten chances To- Que, that time Will not
conc. aud when the garments are want
e,i Ia the fall, they often must be worn
raggel, or maybe some important work
or anticipated pleasure given NJ Ia do
work that should be- done ne u comes
from the weekly wash. One scarce no.
tIce. the time spent ON few al time
aud mucl, ~ the danger from moth. is
avoided 10 the fannels are not left lying
on table. az shelves, waiting the nee
c..sry wpairs, aud certainly they are
much cleaner II put away out of the
dust.
Garnent. that nes,i only the ,iarnlng,
darn. Those that need patching. patch.
Those that cannot be repaired for the
pt, sent owner, cut over for the smaller
ones. ~ there happen to IL no smaller
ones, cat out what !. good ~ the gar
m.ni Tor future patches, aud throw the
r-.t In ~. rag-hsg. Don't have lot of
worn-out garment. lying around, taking
up room aud accommodating dust, aud,
perhaps. n lodging place for germ. OF
some disease. II obe IL an well provided
Tor that Il l. not ne,rssary Ia do so much
patching snd turning, and daraing aud
cutting over. no doubt there are some
poorvr fsmllic. near them that would bc
glad 10 those same flannel. u they wcr.
given In ilInc To d. repaired for Oh. cold
weather. an, way don't put away raggcd
dann.l.. Xix them all up nicely. cr ci.e
CIV. them away Ia some Que that n-cd.
them.
Don't forget the ~colen stockings. u
thew iss gocd knlttcr Ia the family, u
NAV pay io cat Of the wom feet aud knit
on new on-.; u TIL. !. no, done, cut
tlcm ever.
\ fcN ll-,-. ~ csmphor gum rolled
in paper. aud laid among ~. ninnels u.
a goal rrmciy for moths. Zee . tight
hest az trunk Ia pack the clotbc. la, for
ia. moth. make hotrid work " given
half rhanc-. n they DO g., Ia clo.e'
80 cupioarl. wash the walls sni sb.lIr.
thoroughly With alum water, made quite
.trong, uni u will Iii thsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
si,cnIrv. SALE.

COUNTY ~ ONfugD. ss.
sI>AkI> on sseeution. AMI viii - soli ~
Jaly. A. u. Iss1, at two o'cl-.in The sfi~rpaon
al the olhss 81 ,.cofgv ItAssn IN DNfori Ia sal
,susty, all IN. nsht whi.h wm, ,.rsa 81
VI terferi In the County ~ oNfori, hal en a..
.ixth dsy % MAY, 4. - i--s, sbsn The saIse "a
sitsrhs, sa the oFi insl writ Ia sad O. The follo~
Ing de.crits~i rial estate situated In Waterford
Ia .alt County, a. ~u part. ~ ht. nualef hts
sni .ls In the fYaTt..nth rsnse In .si W airrfor'
lOansis-i ani described a. follows. Commencing
.n the nofthsrly -. 81 The new ,ounty Fosl
lsssiinz frvm North Waterfowl 81 Ls,sil. % tLs
-oath~e-tsrly cbrpsr 20 the W. W. srcsa stsr,
Id. thss.e noithsriy on the westerly Nm. 81 ssll
Eili.t o. -oathsfiy line % .. y. Rise -. thsnss
westerly on line ~ al Rice ks D. the .outh
vet eornsr tsereof, thsbcs nofthefly .a
westerly line 81 all licr "a ant the ,se.
~tsns - a. The boiths.stsriy corner ef -sli
st.ns 10. thsss- e1.tsrly es The Bo,th HE ~
sail styns - o. tie raj Ia ing frvm North
WsteffOri o. >toashsm theme portheriy on
.Ah raj ~ The .ostbsriy sii. of the bftise
aerv-s Croekssi River. thence westerly by sshI
river ~ lasi of Cyra. :. svsa; thence by
Gre~b's line soatheriy D. lsnt % B. NJ. Mo-hsr
thesre ..athefiy os line 20 sali Mo.hef o. ss.i
ssr-. the ns~ toaniy rcsi aforesaid. O, lani ~
Manning. lssl 10 the oil Cosnty r..i
i~adinE frvm Moth Wsterf.ri D. t.s,sil thsnse
sotth~riy by saii .ki Coanty rad ~ . p.ibs
opposite line of Noes %. Mo-her. ssi ssi
bft<u -futhfttf bu Utt ~ " W.
Me.hsr'. hni to ~. inist.cti.a with hse
OF y. NJ. Ms~her's knsi; thence ea.tsriy
on y. n. hoskers nofthsriy line o. tant 90
Joha o.. Rssd thence oa sai.l Rants linz ss.s~riy
a. The Ceasty r.s,i issiisx frvm Waterford tiat
% North Waterford. th~nse ssrtl~riy on szii
last name'i rosi o. the obi Csasty raj ~afiinx
~ Lowell. theme sesth westerly Tn sosthsriy
SHE ef The oil County r,si ~ ths point opposite
". 10. he~hsrs hoe h<fev wfeuesi 81. Al.o
ecsmescinx % The sosttsastesiy turner ~ the
MEETING iioase - oa The softheriy stie of the
obi county rad, th~nse nsrtheriy .n the westerly
iihe ef tis Netting niouss ~ ~ the rouiheriy
stte NJ The nv e.usty ruasi; thence westerly on
saii county rad IA land ef W. A. Manning afere-
ssii thence Bostbsriy acro.. -sii rori % the
sestheriy boundary tbsrvof. thssss esstsriy 90
tbe bortirriy linz ef ALL roai ~ tbe point " l
ginning. Alo tuo small three eoruerri pleoes
casterly Of the rial Icafiinr from North Water.
feri % stonehana. oce ef them coming 81 point ca
he sosth vk<r said rod Interest,". with The
Nervay rosd, ant bounded sestheriy By The
rs.si irs,iiax from Norway 20 the " stsrfori vsi,
he rvmainIas email parvei Icing l<svees the
Fiver asd Ne ruai the norsheastsriy side ef ~
rcd. vish al buILiinss sssssiins shsrsss.
Oxford, Nay a. In.
JOHSW .CuADp0URxE,
DUDu1y hkertG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
pmrNMrSNrss L,arom nsRir
.h,ns Nett ,l'.r. = 3. e-, 90. cav

bf. Ualnss b"hFh Ni-fiHH
it,.a - Owen Ia q cap % ia 80 csrss -ns.sut
~ ms - a. - H. I-rr.an tAkihs "a. sfctns
. .t-.-iy anI t-rrnsBrot Sar,, shethsf tl,s "a
tisnt IL ussisf.is dfiul~f ~ On ahuhuli' IVA
T,,.asant. % ifualari. hAs. i-,n survi sho
e.,, t.l.s a.. I.alisn St-sidr ia thsif s.r.s
.ith,a, thsif kngs i-isv. AMI tSiay ishsts il.y
out dftAkins - ti.sif ysh fr,s sill ~ hsfmfal
sr.., rv.at. frs,tn Ia aininist ratissn. ,ure
saafaHtss-i. ~.ni foF siruh.f snsl tau Isflss
a.. Attirv.. IN ssahisnss, soiisa si-stas
s.. Is ia. sif-.t tts.tassu. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

A box Of Ayers Pill. has saved many
a fit of sickness. when remedy doe.
not happen to be within reach, people
are liable To neglect slight ailments aud,
of course, II serious illness follows they
have Ia suffer the consequences. ~
stitch In time saves nine."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

TN RRE,IiI ~ q chronic chafrh pa
il-nt l. oft-u go of.u.l,- that u" lc-
come. an obi~y, ~ ,ll.gust. After time
liberation .~,. W., ~" .rongy hone. az"
attacked snd frequently cniirvly dr.trot.
s,i. \ constant .ourv- - di.c"mi"rt b.
the dripping ~ the punilcni ."crriinn'
Into the throat. somrtime. producing In
Y.,srat- bronchitis, ~hich Ia u. turn la.
i.--u tie exciting ssus" of pulmonary
disease. The brilliant result. which
have attended II. nee foi year. pas,
properly dc.lgnii. ElV'. Cream BALM a.
\, iir the bet sni only cur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
ONE hottie BANisilED SORE.
Mss, INDIGESTION AND HEAD
ACHE.
BELFAST, Aug. III, lisa.

Goats
for four ar fye year. ! have Ind mus.
cular rieum iti.m .o badly az 10 feel
sore In every part az my body. Morn
Ing. I would have severe paipltntion of
the heart. aud would feel a. though
sck.mith had pounded me all night,
aud added Ia all this before commenced
taking Dana. Sars,pariila ! had Severe
Headache every day. ! doctorci hut oh
tainei no permanent relief. com'nenc-
-,i taking Dsna's sar.sIarills, and the
dr.t bottle BiHisAoi Sor,Hsss. fa'i'gestioa
and H,rilcA,. ! am now taking my
thir,i bottle aud never felt so we'll IN NV
life. can safely .ay u hxed me all
right. ani would r'comn,rnd u Ia any
person troubled as wa..
Respectfully,
.IoII r.. DDis.E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

.ror a long time had no appetite,
was restless nj night. aud very much de.
bliitstesi. After taking tao bottles OF
Ayers szrsspsrilla, my strength and ap-
petite returned, aud my health Was COM
pletely restorrd."-D. ". Fsher, o.
wego, ". Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
r. N,,,..,. p..,,,,.,.a M...

ifyoa sit .sni your ativ... ~ sih mall
yoa oaf illustrated psmphlrt ssrsinlns al
al-sat pr pys's Cslsbfstei tisstro Notalc bel'
ani appliances. AMI their charming .f-t. uppu
The nsr,ua. istihtatrt system. snl kos tbsy
stli auisklV r..tore ysa o. ,isor All manhood
psmphst tfes. NJ you afv tina. afristsi. 49, ~til
.sRi Yea ilch anil Appliance. on trial
NOItAIC nILt Co. Marshall. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

L. bad br-ath, aud how many otherwise
sttrsctiye, polite, aud particular Ieopl.
afiiict their friends With the foul oder ~
their breath. n there Was mo- rrmedy
for this, IL might excite our sympathy,
bat q. there l. NO becl of having foul
breath, II Il an objectionable breach 10
good manner. Ia obtrudc such an offence
on good soclety.
Foul breath arise. from dlsor,iered Ill
gestiou which can be- corre,ted by using
sulphur Biiiers, aud the result " III b. a
pure, sweet breath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Il would H. an awful strain on a man
Ia D. I.ollie through all tll" NoulIn 'nt'
10 bu.ln... " H. were not consolci by
tile pro.l~,-t 20 getting eNrn going l'"'ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
4 r..I. f,.m IN. r..,.m...

nsa diflculti-. ralsay clsrss sacpaaisr In
dl,,.sing q istisr. arr Asin o. thu. q to
uriinafy I--tAl ofic,ais Cranss -ho -rits
attire. In rhyme furai.h unly part q
Their tT,a. Hsfr Is An INSTANCE q sno,bsv
-uarcs q train sthsu.tion. 4 lcitsr -as 10
c.ntly lAnlIs,i on tn l-a.s Shar, fussi t--aS-
,ng ih,. rsbusl.ss ,n-rriptsons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

IL wish TO elevate the stage" said the
young society woman to the manager.
"IIere are some % my new gowns"
"They are very fine, " replied the msnag-
er. shut you must bring your divorce
decree before eau decide"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Ma

Es-ry cisrs % clur-s pftis. him--lf 90 10
ing t-.ttsf gvs--r than h. us.shl.r. lot 10
49, oaly after . - -. - Trufsn- -,plo-ioas
that tip- chNmpson gue--rr IN th~ s-tstc~ 80
r~ciiy ,ntsrIFvt~i this D. man y Un.isr'
.usi, ABioysT. MA-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Go.lln-"ilello. old man. how are
your I haven't seen much of you lately
Madlox-"You have seen more OF me
than 4 have ~ YOU" "lIow do you
make that outy' "well, I'm much big
Ger Than won
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

hear YOU went to the art photogrs-
pher'. Ca get your picture taken. How
dbl II come ouis BADLY. II looks so
much like me everybody ssys IL IL HID
sol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

veni, vidi. Viii. This IL true Of Halls
Hair Remover, for Il IL the great con-
queror Of gray or faded hair, making u
look the ssme even color VI youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

4 u.cfui Present Ia every packigc
SANI>A, tho beet Washing Powder.
~oli by grOcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
c,,pr yo,,,,srIr

Don't pay large doctors bills. The
heat medical book published, one hun
dr~d pages, elegant colore'i plates, Will
be sent you on receipt Of three s.cent
stamps Ia pay postage. Address n. J..
Ordway A Co.. Boston. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

~ - a P,.,ic.l Efusa1a. ole ,o--'iI
o. -ashcr~utnan
~. II IN-rasltAtioas. OsFRsy.
~ "a -D,Asuaal, rny I'm Cr--
worl. l. TrVabl-. : Diamond Ian
dofA 4 Dfaymaa. q Carotid & faciGc
: premium
~. laA-A IsIIling rrublsmi Fiissu
.kiis Ani hfissn LlAcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

IL marriage . failurvs That depends.
What Il . faiiurci Sometimes it 10 .
means Of making money. But then. OF
course, nobody enters matrinony to
make money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

"Papa. What |. q .-lf.taught m,nr'
.,why, one Who !. al. own teacher,
Fritz" "lIui, papa, how could he bc
examined tI.nf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

brown. "lIut what makes You think
that Harry and Kate are engsgrdY
Pogg. ..Oh, I'm sure of IL! I've heard
her scold him tao or three tlmes."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Nn ENcctliou. -"iou can't be- In two
niece. II once" Can't, .hf Well, !
Know a min Who was in a pair IL tr"u.
..r. 40 ouyc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

When MN va. embraced With ia"
power ~ speech, their ~h. ProbahlS ~"
ldci that man would ever D. callSi ui-'n
Ia L. a legislator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Ia ever, town Ni,erc -,NI>h !. Intro.
duc,.i the ale I. larger than all oihrr
washing cumIIunl.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

III. wa.hsrwomin has bcii-r luck
than the farmer nosaday' In getting q
lining out Of the .oil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Their. I. tscit understanding among
angler. that without haltcd breath %"
fi.l,.tntn can expect any luck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
Tn aR.,tlI ~ a chronic citarth /

She. You tell YOUR sister meant Ia
"a rite her q note, bat dlln't.' Tie.
"Ihanls. she'll H. glad to hear u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Give Johnson. Anoiyne I.inlmcnt q
fair chance, and IL Away. "get. there
when needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
An NmerIcan bII.mark-s.

For pains In the stomach. bowel. or
kidney. use John.ou's ,no'lyne Lint
ment Internally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
unM I,II.IiIsINT

A man never forget. how good be 4.
in nihrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
~ lao -Ill.l.lI.a

Hoo mai, ,u-Ci. d. !, TAI. - max. .
laniIorii
With shat to animal. 10 80 slssy, 81
o. t-.ii
Why = III camel The most ira--ih!s animal
la the soFhl'
en- -hst to DO. err psssF c'insi
WHY 49, . man ss,s.ss thru tim-'
Why !, d.aih Ike . man br-.lins yosr
-iulU-s'
Why !. love lie . ducss i,-J,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

A sample copy % rHrsrsns' la, tAs s,i,cr.
ti-sr~' trade journal, yin 10 mSilri frv< spon
appncatiea - Geo. =. RSveii q Co. 10 spruce
strr<s. Nsv ferh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

~, q. o.. I.aui.,.

fsirun ~. hsrv. walter. lac game q lit
o. h.sh. tat tie Eifd toscr -oulint r-.rh
hat durs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
osooosssss Ooss GOO
- AAA
No. II A IIs,,gon ruuI..

No n, One o, Mature. Wonders; Coral.
No - Letter Rshus--, Sponful. Croay,
No. 10 "A Western rerrur The hllIxari
No i5i -Name- 20 Poets; l. Slco,lt. q
Burnl. : Dl,h,. 4 Heau. s whins
q More |; Ptols.
No i32 -ChArais; sunday.
NJ lSi-Conunirum.; When u IL -on
,ocs,. Bscsus- they are pair p-ar1. Both
grow do-n. A postman sh,rt bccanss
10 10 Alone "a loanl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

No iss--As Isisisi r~saasS
Al -. imuch pr~fer the night:
Nth q. Im vc<u ugon The bod;
whh n hei fsii .hiis.
wnh y. I'm ~s,ea vhsn f'm d>sd;
With n. slsu % IA h'ck ie sc~s:
WIN J. . Js." " ''e~>k- ycau 80.
rrsssro-~i frosn eruies throat cone;
WIN 4 trus o. hxhtninx es'er cen 10;
With r. I'm that shils arv al Ia DO;
wnh a. The bos Gals on do male.
wnh y. % running sir~ams am trse;
with n In t.ail~ncs hard to tale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
III. iaA-A. asa rr.sl....

Taks I've hundred - the basis 81 the Prob
ban, sii to this coe- fourth 20 four. Nv. hun
dr~i and opethiri q ten, and you have
fr.c,ioa q . man, although In his opin'on
IN. numsra,or % the fraction is larger than
The dsnominAtof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

>a s..ii sa, Ns'y rssfsL
ir-.lly have no oos
Nv prai-. to sins.
I'm cuusiier~i . small
insiguihcant thing
io,isn am ls,,
Soms,im~. I'm mislsli.
We, Always am r~siy
To conc 81 ycur all
I'm quite sharp enough
To Botics . slishi,
When I take my revenge.
Lave yoa In . plight
r.lslsr assisisncs
To both fri~,isi. and fo-&
but shat l-,um~. - me
No oDs ever kno-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
-. iss Ialsm..

10. ias. b.ig@.-
Wat 80. E,sn iosv mufs than his.
Hate usore than l-aia 20 mortal strife.
That shlch c,at.uis.i ulsn ds-ir..
Ills t--,f have. to rch f-luirs,
II mist .gs,,i., - sI-udiAr,n Ave-,
All a. ulsu CaTry Ia t.sir sras,-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

~. s.nsls c.rcl. rriF.-suts . cuasonAnt
N. ~ u thrv-s. q yuans t-af' II rO-
q I've. III Tlarai q - minute sc rhs
re- q sy-n ''uU,oin~i soli ~ silver In The
MAJ Tie -uri !. often u-~i 10 ds0ois
c,ap-l suil All silver -bsn r~.oo"i BY
weight ani la mas To fus q i've. DO
yFiy-l q s.hl- ns- rus - iAr~s, tart. >
To .ngls click. . cuus liant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE
SUFFERED.
DYSP PSIA.

ranArrrs, Ma. Apfli d. is.,
T.sr Nirs i have us-i -. o." u....,.
ul,t.ss aai saa ssy I tslisFr thfni &. - a. -
efsss n.satdss. Ihsy csfta.ulY a. =. 4 -.
|a..i a got. at | kbss hsf,fs i-g.s =. -
thsal fsn - "a ~ ssut a. ui1ts si...f D,
49, I can a. .. hard . dsT's uafl :. .r..-.
Yes a.ay a-s ny nsuas. sni yal fturai -. h.
highly n "t- o." A'~~od'. nnt.f..
Years unp, W. utaFfa
fokrHuTf, Nj. ArfI lisa
fsss SIS -fuf -. q ArIsiIis. q. s.I =.
Golis sad iis.-iss ~. have flaai a b.. A..
| vs-s.i's Hlitsf. a. iinrnf.ilsfa tend. -
lmpo-iag sffsY - sInpfT t-1iiils 81. f..t.- =.
faith N ths n-iifins. laars tf.II
ga. htrsa.
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y. iss a. r.., p..~..A.

Ne iss--As tssy bts""ss.
%
% o 90
o % o 90
o o o %
%
Thomas County cat., 1890-01-16

The Boys and Girls of America and
adults as well. who have read the instruc-
tive pages of Watt Stephen" 1SS5).
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that the latest and brightest of the fam
ous Rock Island series. Sunshine and
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chorous of approval which welcomed
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a Man INVITES the attention of his
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to wonders in the heavens above. reveal
ed by the telescope. He tells them all
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Sunshine and Moonlight comprises
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Thomas County cat., 1890-01-16
A WOMAN'S DISCOVERY

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that to by lady in this coun-
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood its
severest tests. but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed incessant-
ly and could not sleep. She bought of us
a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all
night and with one bottle has been mira
culously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus write W. c. Hamrick & Co.,
of Shelby, n C.-Get free trial bottle
at Martin & Hampton's Drug Store.
Thomas County cat., 1890-01-16
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

Pandora.
Watch for Pandora
Keep your eyes open for Pandora"
The latest fashion craze is ia grippe. =
Who SHOWS" we wont have sleighing
this winter.
Judge J. A. McKillip has been laid mp
with LA Grippe"
The High school BOYS and girls are
having fine times sleighing
j. f. Campbell is just recovering from
severe attack of La Creep
Drs. VIM. Beaver and V. c. Eddy have
been reappointed county physicians.
The county commissioners proceed
ings will appear in the CAT next week.
Dr. Bishop, of Salina, will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit one week from next
Sunday.
Prof McDougal made trip out to his
farm Tuesday night to look after his
chickens.
Miss Rose NJ Clark and mother. of
Menlo. were among our pleasant callers
last week.
a large number of children are absent
from school on account of bad colds and
Ia grippe"
D. Olds has again been appointed GUS
todian of the county poor farm at salary
of $25 per month.
A protracted meeting will begin at the
Methodist church next Sunday conduct
ed by Rev Shackleford.
Remember the Catholic fair at Armory
hall the three last days of this month
Over 500 has been secured for presents.
Mr. Hamilton. of Nebraska. is visiting
his brother-in-law. J. n Fike and look
ing after the purchase of timber claim.
Miss Nell Harper. of Rexford.
passed through the city Tuesday on heI
way home from visit with friends neal
Salina.
Considerable complaint is being made
about subscribers not getting their pa
pers. We are sure they leave this office
all OK
Johnny, Get your Gun r'for Purchas-
ing Agent Senter will allow you cents
each for rabbit and 3 cents each for 60
pher scalps.
Mrs. J. A. Caster. who has been so ser
iously i'll for several weeks, is GONZALES
cling. This will be glad news to her large
circle of friends.
If you have got pair of rabbit ears,
lake them to A. ]. Senter, the Thema.
Thomas County cat., 1890-01-16
Oyster Supper.

grand oyster supper was extended
to the retiring county officers last Mon.
day night at Mrs. Lark's o. K. restau.
rant. A few invited guests were present
and about 1890 the feast began. The
table was most elegantly spread with
twenty-five plates and besides the neces-
sary requisites for oysters there was liber
al amount of cake and deserts. Nothing
had been left undone by Mrs. Lark and
her daughter to make it a regular banquet
table and surely no one could complain
of not having plenty to eat. Most of them
were more than satisfied. Those sur
rounding this heavily ladened table were
as follows:
Messrs. W. NJ Baldwin, W. e. Smith,
]. L. Lear, Joe. Borden. W. W. Smith,
j. NJ. Summers. NJ. w. Witham, E. p.
Hovey. Chas. Dallam, c. E Kalb. o. P.
Baugh, c. NJ Hovey, J. f. Lesb, r. Hook
EFT, Chas. Buschow. Gus Lauterbaugh,
J. P. Bayha, J. E. Campbell and ]. B.
Morrison
When all had been satisfied few
speeches were made and enjoyed. e. NJ.
Hovey spoke with words of the highest
commeddation toward Messrs Baldwin,
Summers and Witham. Brief addresses
were also made by Attorney J. L. Loar
Mr.. Borden and Witham. While each
one thought himself about as happy as
he could be, several bombs in the way
of presents were thrown into the camp.
Mr.. Baldwin received set of silver
knives and forks Mr.. Summers pair of
elegant slippers and set of silver tea
spoons, and Mr.. Witham like present.
Mr.. Baugh furnished box of cigars at
the close of the supper and each felt
surely it was good to be there. 1t was
after 12 o'clock when the last one had
left the restaurant. 1t was unanimously
voted to have like affair next October.
Thomas County cat., 1890-01-16
OH. WHAT A COUGH.

Will you heed the warning. the signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease, consumption. Ask
yourselves if y III can afford for the sake
of saving SO cents to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience
that Shiloh's cvrc will cure your cough
1t never fails. This explains why more
than a million bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whooping
cough at once Mothers. do not be with
out it. For lame back. side or chest, use
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold by Martin
s. Hampton.