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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
DENMARK

The funeral of the late l.sb~,a Went
worth va. held Sunday afternoon, jan
lgth. attended by Dr. stone ~ frysburg
Mr.. Wentworth WAS born Ia brown
delL ..,cnty-tso YEAR. ago. She va
the daughter ~ the late Elijah ani sally
Howard Bndbary, ani ni"cr ~ ih'
lat. Judge Joseph Howard ~ Portland
Slie ht. b-cn resident ~ thi. village
fof more than hfty years, and was un'
usually beloved aud Respected. ~h'
leave. q husband. two sons, two brothers
lnd two sisters aud numerou. other ri
ttiys. and fri~nd. a. mourn her lo...
D. VI tile. went Ca Portland last s"sh
to consult Dr. Dana. IL !. In very p"o'
health.
,larrnc, Ilraglon va. severely cut Ia
The foot by the ave ~ fellow workman
Ile va. brought home on an ox slci IL
an exhausted condition and thu wound
"a. dressed by Dr. brown.
Ephrlim ~snioru died January 18th
tgvyl g. ycar.. Mr. ~aniorn Ia. bc.n I
citir-n II this town some - years and
"a. On. - our mo.t substantial ciiit.ns
IIe IA. b-.u engaged Ia extensive lum
b-T OPERATION. In thl. towu, baldwin
Hiram, and ~prngyale, aud will h
missed very much Ia bu.lnc.s circle.
Mr. sanborn leave. whoN, thru
daughter. aud i've sons, william, po.i
master AZ SpringNale; Mo.e- L., law
yer Ia BOSTON: q. ", 10 iIaNrrhill, ans
two ON M. homestead.
Prof. l.. q. Batsman, the rhrnologist
I. lsSturing herr thi. w--k to small bat
very Interested ordinances. The Prof. i
thoroughly po.t-d on hi. subject aud AZ
excellent speaker.
Clarence Bradgon Who cut hi foot %
badly Last vcck !. It'll In q critical con
lltion.
~. T.. blake aud 4. ~. McIntirr star
for Oti.held thl. morning With twelve
horse. to do a Job 81 logging for Mr
Nutilng.
Ruff. Bennett collect. the cream %
the route FROM Brownheld through thi
town for the butter works al Bridgtou
tee. three times week.
Mr.. Douglas. I. very low With con
.uu.utlnu ~ A lugall.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
GRAFTON

"Wednesday. the 2.d, to-day, the
ws,thsr IA. t.een unusually rough aud
windy With mercury down Ia zero all
day.
IL. Fsrrar l. lick With Ia grippe.
S.hool close. In District No. sln 1raf-
ton on Friday.
I'll. brown l. az home al present do
Ing ghores.
warrrn Wiley with one span ot his
hor.e. commenced work for Henry Lou'
bard Last Monday.
mi. Thursday morning al seven
o'clock mercury at sixteen degrees below
Fgf,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
snlIrn RosRuRY

"a .ripp- has reached "a. Pour men,
h.r. "a VI. :. llusssy's family Nerr
doau sick az once. They are better
noW Quite a number % school children
iu district ~. arr sick with b..
Iucian Robinson l. very sick With
luu- fever. Was sums better ~ lat ac-
count.
Poplar bu.ines. 9. brisk Ia thi. se''-
ton.
a. q. Mclnnes has gone up o. The
lake. tn work fpr a Mr.. Sessions.
We arv having some very clustering
weather.
There i Just snow enough 10 make
good .leighiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
Wi sOA,s NlIIS

Ia grippe !. It'll making . personal
acqualntanc. With our nelghbor.. Ar
thur aud Perley Flint have been taking
a turn at Il. Mr.. u. \. story Ia. been,
AMI .iill l.. quite .ick with that aud a
complication ~ other disorders.
D. 4. FLINT va. presented With q gold
watch chain by q friend. That !. the
.ort 81 friend Ia have.
We ar. having alternate storm. Of
snow and rain, but snow has the beet 81
Il lust now aud the .lcighlng !. good.
\ collection wa. taken AZ the Welne.-
lay evening meeting at fllni's hotel TOT
the Rev. Mr.. knowles. which resulted
quite fayorably for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

,.mmsnIrr-in-,hisf 20 thr e.. 4 a.,
t.l Eu..sll 4 Nlgrr, sill attend The
~f.fr Lrampmruf 10 Concord, y. w.,
Iarlrr, bFh aui SLIT, AMI D. eill al-"
.ffraI ths meeting 20 che department ~
Ni.1r ~ Augu.ts shiCh Niu cuuNrnr
N.uil1 aui TUESDAY, February 81 sui
rH iirldquartrs q thr Nomtn' r.
state E.Iff corp. ulil D. established 40
Ilrtl North. NJ. a. .. lisal., frv.l'
dent. nuI NJ. e. n. Ntso-si, ~syrrtsrN
fr.m Nururu ani other ofiicrrs vill D.
40 hrsiquarrr. during thr session 20
Co., department ~ Maine q \. X.
u.s economical hou.,krvper Will u.,
Grl..si. .olp al. Do contains uu ru.lu uf
other aduitrrifiuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
OXFORD.

George Jone. IA. singing school at
Wclchyille two evenings each week.
John Robinson L. having large gusnti-
tie of pine wood hauled from his Chez
ley lot 10 the mill yard for sale.
Ia grippe l. still among IA. Thirty
i've were sick az welchyille aud many
here are quite sick. Mr.. Lord has bcen
unable e. be az hi. .torc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

When you m~r, person the firsi qne.-
tion L.. "haV. you had the grippe
quite uum,-r ~ eur Ieopl" srv PROV
log u " hils lots arr on the anNiou. ..ai.
The VII, ~ Eb-n Chapman Nho had
h--u .lck tao months or more dls,i the
10th, aged 20 yr,rs. She leaves a hue
haul and two children Ia mourn her los.
Isolde. large circle of relative. and
FRIENDS.
!. y. ilodsdon ~ Bethel I. up Wild
River running the hoard saw In Rot
llasilugs mill.
Frank Farwcll will spend a part % ih,
winter In boston foe hi health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
EAsI AEIhEI.

Mi. Enic Fill. from Paris, Z. visiting
friends and relative. In ihl. place.
Mrs. Angie >tcarns u sway on q yisii
Ia her sisters In New Hampshire.
Mr. aud Mr.. WI swan are nov visit
Ing ~ ". n. IIamlln's, Durham, Ne.
". ~. Holt hs. been drawn Juror from
thi. plsck for February term ~ court.
Ia grippe l. now being entertained In
this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

AMI eash day AMI night during mi. ~e.k yea
rhrs.t ani Ians.. sekns~ -fsri a. ~ the mo-'
.ao.e..ful rems-ly Coz the eurv ~ toaxh.. troap
Bronehitis. Whoopin< svaeh. Asthma anil Zee
Sumption. sst q botfr today snikesth Nsy'
m a. hoa.s. 80 yoa can ehssk your COLI 81 once
Proe ,er ani o. sample hoslls FRYE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
OiSElElO CENTRE.

slclghing excellent and everybody
happy save few Who are struggling
With IA grippe.
>elby Holman !. very low aud not ex-
pected "a live but a short time.
Emo. r. Gould Il building . much
needed blacksmith shop near his rc.i-
dence.
Georgie Towle il very sick with Ia
CRIME
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

~,yurl. iuiiclt orhi. trrnum. The
.iau4rl. 90 thr world ar alUa1s right.
Wtsu sou rtti that uurv than thrrs-
fffl. 90 thr furniture trade % Hs-iuu
rl...-. thrnuEh che uus huu.r q faiur {.
MrnIfurt co.. - canal ~frryf, liu.iuu,
BE- team Ir.isN finger roiuti1c 10 road t"r
fulr r.Nf fsur, h1sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
WATERFORD.

IN. singing school clo.ei Saiuria,
evening on account 81 the lack ~ fund.
Mr. Jonn Aiherton u very sick will
pneumonia.
4 Young People. Literary As.ocia
ton va. organized az the Plat last week
Mr. John kilgor,, conductor on
Pullman car, 7. nj home for q .hor'
time.
Therr are quite a number .Ick With ID
grippe.
People arr improving the shedding ana
aud are rushing " their timber fast ~
possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

I. W. shaw .ell. the famous Brussel.
soap no rosln) In Buckheld, bar. for
50 cents, aud patent sosp tray free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
nL1EIEIn

We are having excellent .lelghing
here.
They arr hauling large quantities. ~
birch to ths .T-uol mill.
Nr.. Tue, Marble died Thursday after
uUslr The 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
To Nssssas Mes.

ifyoa will -sni your siirr.s. We VIII NAL
yoa COR illustrated psmphlst explaining al
.i,out Dr Dys'. Cslsbrsis.i klrstrO- Neitsie bsi
.ni appliances. ant thsir charming sfests upo'
the nsryoa. dsbllits,ei system, anil how The
.ill oaislly rv.,sr, y.u b. visor, mahba-pi an
h@alth ifyOa aw thu. arietsi. ~ viii sen
you q Ileh sni Appliances oa trial.
NoIraI, nIIr Co. Marshall, Mlfh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
VAsr pTptI

Charles Dc>hon and Wife arr In town.
They srr keeping house for their sou,
Nell, since nj. wife hs. gone home.
Alb-rt Hall ~ East DiNneld I. getting
out poplar from william Trs.k'. farm
aud hauling IL Ia the pulp mill At Can
ton. lie 1. getting out about 80 cords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

We have had snow storm aud blow
but Il l. very pleasant to-day.
l.. \. and Paul West are on the gain
they have been sick with the Ia grippe.
John aud Philip West are sick with u
| AZ pontook'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Uuier.an., cAuph, su~iay s,A-l ever,
>uu.iay atlS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

william = i'crkin. hss purrhass'i IN
pau. liill liver, buslnes. and v ill ran q
In ,onurctiou viih hi stage busiu.-s II
t.. stable on llncoln ~trcvt. fcrson'
J,.irlng 90 hiry teams shogid call ou
him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

% uuuh rrquirv much lc.s space o.
r1ms IN msmhrrs uf thr oNi0ni Bar
aho vsry at.sut lat Wc,k from Probate
,uurt thsu o. uamr tho-s ho Wsfv pre-
,uf. With very frw eNceptiuu. The "a
ford Har Was hsrv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

John . stanley, Eel, ~ this place,
llHn. ltsur, a.. STANLEY AMI Prank stan
DIS. Esl.. 20 piNh~li, rv,vuilv pur'htsssi
Hresn huuiryi arrvs of oxford COUNTY
Mild Lands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Tho meeting 10 th~ Paris Literary and
~,1l tircle viii D. postponed frum
"Wednesday evening" q this scck a. Wei
nf-.ily evening ~ neat se,k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Me- Elin longlct returned frum
Portland saturday. Tier many irirnds
are very glad o. 49, hrr again, AMI o.
kuog that she 8. much Improved iu
lfaIih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Their vill D. a dancc AZ the hall fri-
day evening rrOco-ls o. 20 for ths
benefit q The sidewalks. Ndmis.iou NJ
u.ual At arr luVursl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

y Tuell. Esg.. "a sumner. attend
Cd Probate C"urt fae.isv uT-nu husln'..
connected Nth ths ssttlrmsut "a The go
tstr "a hi. brother. an. late Henitmln y
TrsW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Register % t'-s,i. ~taulc, made e husi-
rf.. "trip o. NrU ier.~y last sssk In the
Iuirry.t "a thr piNh~ld >T-,ol Company
q ahirh D. l. pryshleut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
HARTFORD.

Nonews this wcek, For we've ell got
the grippe; I've had u on my lung, And
I've had Il In my hip, And for items this
week I haven't GOT the lip; But u eve!
! gss well. on! thsa yos'n bar N Up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

"a gripp- stll rgvs, snd claims ue~
N..tims nearly every day. That turv-
ulr.t ~ hssithful rr.orts, Paris lliil, hs
rHt far ,sars s-rn time ehsu ~ ~
sair,I .o mush "a physiCan's srrNlov.,
a. M present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Avoid paying soap maker. : cent.
pound for ro.ln, which costs thru les.
than cent pound, by using Brussels
.oap which contain. 40 ro.iH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Tho rouisnt paper. announce thr ca.
rsr,msuf 90 NJ t,.urrv N Matkin. ~
o. pghIsh.ng hrm ~ u. fhurstnu 4
e.. % that City anl fouusriN EDITOR ~
thr oxford nrmogrtt. o. Me- MARY
Rain. orr q Portland. accomplished
Young hIirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

". ~ Eastman. Esq., the East sun
nsr ss,,i.mau. attended Probate Court
Itsf week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

III topic ~ Rev. NJ Wedge. d.
,rur.s next sunday morning sili D.
The ~iirncs 20 tod
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
Albany

uur .t,k ouc. are gvuetally cou,a-
Ir.rfnt.
Gcofgy " Esyklsr has losi Que II hl.
team hor.-. fnand hlm Ia The morning
dead On hi. stall.
Wilson lavrrucc !. visiting his broth.
~ and sister herr.
Nj. G-orgia niri. Who went lev
wc,k. agp Co surk for Mr. rierC" II
Norva,. hhd o. comr home ou ac,Uuui
20 siIkurss
NJ NH. and wifv, "a Norway. called
ou hrf parents, Nr. And Mrs. \. II, bafA'
rr. r,rvuily.
u.rtha lla..liou supple. III plsc- II
Me- NINA n Cummings in MI love
Io,'. family. while sh~ !. aNay taking
eir, 90 si,l .isirr.
Woulrr u d gripIe hss got holi II
1uur Macon Currr".I"nient' hnir net,
Ne misss-i his card last We,k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
auckEillp.

q. n. Jersey, Esq, has purchased o,
the Childs heirs the dwelling he occupies
Prof. Sargent of Hebron Academy ws'
In town rrccntly and reports the proc
poets of the spring term encouraging.
itotheus n. Waite Who has been very
III IL reported ss more hopeful.
Henry Nalty visited HE former home
nj Bridgton la.t week.
The friends of the BaptIst church have
organized q parish society under the
statutes On be known AZ the Bucknrid
Baptist society. e. u. Prince u i'resi'
dent. \. v. Muriock, w. u. Atwood,
u. u. waldron, George u. Bisber. and
q. u. IIersey. executive COMMITTEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
SCUM. RucHFIIlp

Herr, \ shaw have .eut large guam
title. q suoi o. ih~ citN frun The Pack
arl farm
Grv,n Turner hsul~i two cords ~
sr,en u,.,i frum al. place o. thu village
" TN unr pair 20 cattle.
\. A. p,,u.tsr a. ths Ea.t has ~ hne
cuus.
~ prco.tcf hls : jer.ev coss. J.
% poru.trr hss .omr shuirs fof ale.
After r,-sling "a sp-rial iisfatch Z" he
Iourusl. Ne arr l-i o. inyuirv, l. North
mrurf situated on ~wifi River amidst
The Ryruu gold fsldss
lleur, a.. >hsv 3. 40 SUrk Cor frank
Packard Who .. .irk wiih IA gripI-.
The ritter IA. bought ons iull hloo'l
Durham anl two grade Durham Cows -
Charlie TsMs 20 Wet sumner We
can .uii mo.t ans une uoS In want ~ q
CuW.
a. grippe a.. l-su in this vicinity a
month AMI u getting very fashionable.
uisrr arr sume fashions W ahnmiunte.
E.R. Waite has h-sn seriously .irs
with D. grippe and congestion 81 The
lung., bat i reported hsiter al this
arItlug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Hon. waldo Iet,eugIll Of Rumfori
aas al The llill russ'isy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Henry ". Fark. Esq. ~ McNicc. a..
trnis,i Probate Court hsre Gesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Aessss ~ - Ss~S
Pursuast ~ . lieense frou, the Hon. Jaifr. el
Pr,hsse Tor The County Of Osferi, I shall ell q
pablie aucsiea on saturday. March LEI. A. ID
Iss, at Ten o'elosk In The torvsoen. On the prvmi
zee 20 much Of he rial estate of David " iiebtet
laie ef Norway. In said Ccasty. deceased. a. VII
rval estate bsing situated In sait loun Of Nor
ury. and deserilsef 80 follows. " VT heEinnin(
e ne north west corner cf Geo. A. Cois's land
90 The southeriy stie of The rosf leasffne fFOm
hfsy DERIVES usss. thirty sixh rvis IN land Of
HONE 4 Bears: thence north any -ave degrses
vet eighty -ons rois ~ The sfovsatd rued shesc.
esssefiy on line Of saii r,si " the Sra namesl
bsusd. creeping certain house hes which seb1
Dsyh y iieltss seh Prsss " he dsssh.
'''' r As. :s.ss;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Nlden chase. Esg.. ~ Bryant's Pond,
Was here 40 Probate Court last Wrck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Skowhegan Grange has a membership
of about Ia and does much to cheer the
farmer and his family in their daily and
yearly duties.
our Limestone correspondent writes
that the grange in that town is nearly
dormant as the farmers do not seem to
appreciate the work of this noble insti-
tuition. 1t should be revived.
Children's night of sbowhegan Grange
held Wednesday evening last was 4
grand success. Three tables the entire
length Of The hall were tastefullv laid,
the centre table fbeing for the children
was decorated with fruit and flowers.
\ very interesting entertainment by the
children closed the exercises of the
evening.
The twenty-fourth annual session OF
the National Grange, Patrons of Illus
bandry, will open at Atlanta, Ca, on
" ednesday. Nov. l. 1850. State Master,
Hon. Rufus Prince aud wife OF this state
will attend, and Mr. Prince will also give
information 10 any who wish to join the
excursion to that place which will leave
Boston Nov. :, At 8 ~ L. NJ.
4 two days fair held by the East Au-
burn Grange closed Friday evening. and
was BIZ success financially aud other
wise. The total receipts Tor the two
evenings we're S2a5; the net profits to
the grange folks $3.50 For tise gold
watch there was received s249.ao- II
Was awarded to Miss i.ottie Newell who
received 94s votes. There were four
candidates in the field for the watch.
For the dressed doll there were seven
candidates and the receipts were si51 ~.
The winner was Miss Blanche lowell
who captured So votes The receipts
for the silk quilt were s2l.70. The num-
Der of kernels in jar was 1916. One
gentleman guessed 1915 and another
l94T. The quilt was sold at auction to
Mr.. ID. +. Field Of Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
FOREIGN GOSSIP.


Berlin horse cars carry annually nearly
l00o00,0W passengers.
There are over one hundred miles Of
streets paved with wood in London.
The coins Of Siam are made of porcelain:
those of Japan are made principally of
iron
The cost Of the Parnell commission to
The London Times ia now put down at
alj0,090
1t is estimated that the accidents to vari-
ous warsltips during the recent English
naval maneuvers have cost the govern
ment q. $4,000.
The water supply in Toxic, instead Of
being taken directly into the house, is led
into wells. which, as rnle. are only on
one side Of the street.
In Austria the hanyman has never had
TO hang woman, for the emperor thinks
straugalaiion is a punishment which
should ba reserved for males.
The value Of the fish which was landed
in Scotland during the first seven months
Of the year 1850 was e957, SIG, being an in
crease Of s67. G29 over the corresponding
period of 1889.
The largest reservoir or artificial tank
in the world is the great tank OF Dhetar,
twenty miles southeast of Udaipur, in
India. 1t covers an area of twenty-one
square miles
1t is probable that hereafter census
will be taken in England every five years.
but solely as to number of population, age.
sex and distribution The full census will
continue To he taken at intervals Of ten
Years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30

The Indifference Of Shosfhorn breed
ers 10 The sSalfy .4nali..es Of tAeir cattle
in these DAYS of cheap beef Is enc OF the
amazing f-asares Of the trade in fsis'
class % eS,sle. SAYS the Rfeeeiers Ga
zeste The srsed stands practically SUI
preme as a general dairy stock in Eng-
land sgainst all competition and such
STRAINS rs the Processes, hnlgetseys,
Arairlias, 6slsiess. Psnsys, and Eunirt-
Gus Bases crossed sorts only need Guilt
sxtiua with view 10 development At
the pail to becoue dangerous rivals Ia
show-vard or working dairy As II Is,
the milking Channel Islanders sad che
sleek tub-asi;ns kiae of the Netherlands
are left in virtual possession Of the field.
We do not eoaiead that tlls heavy milk
ing Shnrthorfs caa ever dominate the
dairy rings at American fairs as ia the
meiher country, auE good market Tor
a large number Of cattle Of the old time
Durham sort could undoubtedly be
opened up il the attempt was intelli-
gently made. The ShoFthorn Society
never did better thing BY the breed
than when il offered prizes st leading
fair for Gairy -bred cattle eligible TO tx,
herd hook OF that association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30

4 writer ia the Scientific American
says: will give your readers cure
for felons which discovered accident
ally when a Yong mau. was engaged
in marking iron With white lead and
turpentine, and having I, Ion coming
On nv finger. dipped il frequently into
the mixture As the iron MAS quite
warm which | WAS marking at the time,
| found the next morning that there WIS
Il small YELLOW spot where felt the
felon. opened this. aud had 10
more trouble from it, The next time
felt one coming | procured some
tnrpentine and bsthed the part az
fecled frequently, aud held it near a
warm surface to dry, with the same
result as the first. Since then ! have
used it several times, always with the
same result. / also have had Others try
il, amapy then some of our men who
work in the rolling mill. whose hands
are covered with very hard skin, and
every one of Them who tried it met with
the same results. saving them great
deal of time, money and pain, ! asked
an eminent physician why the turpen-
tine should produce such result Ills
answer was. ''It is counter-irritant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
THE LATEST DANCES.

The L'Eclair is a galop developing to e
waltz step.
The Vienna is a tbree-time very stylish
three step waltz.
The Washington Gayotte is a nazurka
danced to Fedowa time.
The Fascination IS polka with two
galops and three half walt steps.
The 3. George TAncers is q auadrille
combined with graceful miHuet figures
The BreRcho is a prairie waltz eommenc-
ing with galop and turning To a waltz
The Portland is waltz Of the may
order, with two steps back aud two for
ward. then galop and . dip to the side
The Nelange QuadrilIs Is in order vita
the uinenin u New York # has 9 right
and lets Squire. = cross hantls cage lgure
and a side glide gaiop
The Oxford Minuet is a grand old fash.
ioaed 70 danrc It opens with waltz,
which gradually chant,es foa gazette then
waltz four Times ard repest-
Tie Elite Ianeers consists Of five figures
The first fzure = the second l.54re Of the
London iareers, and the fifth figure SINH
lar to that in the French Lanters The
other figures are the same n the boonais -
Philadelphia Record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30

NEW YORK.. Oct -
Fuoue--Rcceipts. IS $50 pkgs; expor,s, ,,656
bits, sales, 20 100 Repeat quotations inclnd
ing City mill extra. 60 10 us a. patent, 80 5Oi
80 Is; Gnperhne, g. 00rs3 ~, extra No. 2. ~ s5s
o. No. winter wheat low grade, % 10aai .; Min
rye Gonr quiet.
wHEAT--Roeeipts l56 oiexport1. 27.si} sale(
- 0N; higher. No. spring-. No tcd, i0ca
i0J; No red ic6aiosl eley't .tgi -3t !0si Aiius
dete'd. No aard. .iAailei, Nc 4 northern, :l3la
ilqi.
kYx-frm: state, 73a75: western. 7oa7S.
BARLEY STEADY, with west: sales $500; No.
Milwaukee, ssa79s; os"ego No. i, 9saiO0; No Z
do, al.
CORs-Beoejpts, .cs $50 exports. $3.50, salos,
i0i 0go. higher; .l"sner. biit56, SoI, 5Pgst9;
store ana elevator. 60 GOt aBoai
OATS Receipts, h0or', exports, 20 saies
ll9,00o; frmar, fairly active; No :, IS do white
50la 0. No. =, 4staig;l do phte 5:.,4, No.,i.
boa o; do white 9la5ii, mixed western, 10, ai0 ,
do write, 20 a il; white, 90 u So, No. Chicago
5OajO.
CoFFgE-fair: Rio, fair, 2sl.
SuGAR-Raw firm; reDnen firm; deuant
fa-, crushed 53a5d extra crushed. siRas, white
extra crushed, jiHA5 cat ioa'. %: granniass0. cs
PErRoLEua-steady, 7ala79i
foRK-Qaief
hEEF--steady
LArD-inI, western sfean. o. 57l aag 81 cios.
ing fd 40; tty atearn 90 10 refined dul continent
81 d0iss vi =. A. 81 40.
BUTTER state dairy, Il a ~; do creamery,
Is a 2ii; western dair, 20 10 do creamery, is
e "A do factory, 6!al3.
btrTrs qsist, western d4ifY 7laii; dc
Or, aros y, 7a23.
rvsEsa-- Stronger, quiet, State. 7aes. fancy,
9iapsc.
s.,lzlts 10 liverpool weak