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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Fur.uaat o. q ncsn-s frsm TIE IIsa. JslEe %
PrOlaie fof NE ceanty - oxfori. shAu ell "a
palm saEtisr. on ths thiftifth day ~ AuEu-t.
A u les. "a len s'sls-k IN the fsseae-sn. on ths
prVmi-.. al ths right utis ant intsre.t. which
i.s.sr.s "A Rrssa. lsis ~ nstAsi IN sakt eoanty !,
sisses-ssi hat IN ant a. tks feiAsstng dc-rrit<-
rtal s.tats. tnslu.iinE sl-o ths vhio~'s ust 81
ds~ef thsretn. VIA M h"uae-ss.t ~ saii eeors.
a. nro~n. inrla.fins the vacant "a connests~i
th.r~~fth .ltu stssi tss .suthsriy stts 81 hsin
~trest In R.thsi Iiill village. In SAID Bethel.
nsthsl Ne July ~. ise
ADDISON H. IEERiCk.
Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
STATE ov MAINE.

oxyoRD. =. --rros.is cour,. July Tern A. d.
leo
Oa ths pssiti,a % Nsry u. rhslp. q al ehibirvn
% Isai-a Camminxs lass of Albany In ssid
ef nssh@i - appointed administrator On ths e.
tsfs - abb ds<es-<~i.
OspERED. Thai nssice ~ th< fsr~scisx p<si-
lion - pahll.hs<i fer thrive ue~ks serr<s~iseiy.
psssr ~ NJ third Tuesday % Aax- A. ID. l-se IN
Coanty.
AHus s.yy-s,ssss Iii. {. Divis. ississsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Mr.. Jones hasn't q gray hair In her
hssd ani u over ~. She hook. a. Young
a. her daughter. Tho .~vret 80 u I. that
IA. u.es Halls Hair l,rn.srr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
k.y o. the rsssiss.
No. lgi A i.hnml-o.d,
l. l. \ I d

u L. n ID
T T. A u =
7 X y n T
e n q II ID
r % u 7 =
No. is-An Hour Glass; Central., Glsai'
stoHe Crossroads; I. struggles, ., Gar
land. !. Hand; 4. ole, 5. ;. d TIE, ..
Stone. :. Cornsrs. v. Expressly.
No. lT.-TsnsposltioIs. !, Calm. clam
z. salt. Last; ]. spot. tots; 4, Law, asi. s,
Save. sase. q. Pits. fist, :. sn-ak. snake, =,
EA.i. at. y. Flesh, shelf
No. ig~.-Doubl. i~ttsr Enigma; Wa
End
No IVA PuIIling story i.i~ss. Nj.
Ian, Noon. Auburn. Hue. Amh-r. black.
Rel Wing. Organ. Orangr. Cooley. Golesn
Horn. Asp-in-wall. PsAng.
No. sO-Curtailment: Post, Pos. To. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

10 thsrr I. snythlag that exceed. all
cl.s Tor appslllngpe.. u !. tb. siiu ,ilon
~ . man Who get. caught Va rain si"un
In flannel shirt tia, L. already ico tlgh,
FOR him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
BY All Odds

rhs nass generally usefsa nesiieins y Ayers
P,ila A. rvn>dy fos Tho VARIOUS dissases
a the ssss~ssh. liver. and bsvssss mese
P,lls have m equal Th~if saDfe"the
esns~s them ma eaiy IN b. esq ana
p,>sssnt o. tAks. bat preserves usu m~at
sInai integrity IN I'll climates and zoe any
reasonable length ~ tin~. The hess fsaiiy
u~iIsins, Ayers fiiis ss~. also. unsafi'.sssa
roc ths Ma a ssssesevs. sssassss. ssiisss.
esup>ss. and pssssss~ In sesns - we
msst erilisai eases. when al othef rnea'ss
a.. f.lI~l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Elsie-''Did you knot papa we'll be-
fore you married him, msmmay' Mother
(sadiy)-"No, dear, didn't"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
~. sa;.-l,.if square.

1 Tuok a winding cour~. 2 Efor'. 4
Changed on uath 4 4 plant sith bsithsr
,iAn,.ns nof pi.,ll.. s Nsniurd q ~
any tine : A t~ig "A SUM . A
i l.Ff.F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

No language can express the FEELING.
81 deaf mute Who steps ON tack In q
dark rOom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

A Useful Present In every package
SAvExA, the best washlng Powder.
Sold BY grocers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Pie taken upon full stomach h ~
sponsIble for much gloom, and eorEcd
llvers are often mistaken Coz broken
hearts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
y, NIT CLOWN.
nLAcKnrMRy NrcrAn.

BLACKBERRY NECTAR.
To each quart of crusbci berries add !
quart of water. . slic~d lemon and tea
spoonful of grange water, mix In an
esrthen bowl, Yet II stand thru hour-,
then squeeze thoroughly through Jelly
bag. dissolve . pound % sugar In the lIq.
NIL aud strain again. Set on Iec I'LL
r,ady la serve, u you have the icc.
nLAcknERRr coRniAL.
Coax the fruit until Il hrraks, strain,
aud add one I-,uni ~ sugar "a each pint
10 juice. AID one tablespoonful each Of
extract ~ cloves. cinnamon, aud nutmeg.
Roll hftceu minutes, strain again and
cool.
RAsrnERRY siiRrH.
Cover rc,i rssp,~rrie- with good Vine
gar, In q stone Jar, let them rvmsln th~e
ue. messuw and boil and skim until
DAYS, strain through teiiy bag. let u set
clear, add QUE Que pint az sugar tn
every pint of juice, toil ten minutes,
eau while hot. Tee two az thrr~ table
.pconsful ~ shrub Ia q glass of wsirr.
n,srnrRn, CORDIAL.
Three quarts ~ black rs.pherric. anil
one quart ~ vinegar, YET !, stand three
day. In q stone Jar. mash we'll, strain,
sud Ia every pint ~ syrup adj our
pound IL " hlie sugar. sct In q cool plscr
aud stir often. when Dissolved, strain
aud botile.
n,srrrHH, yi>raAn.
Cover rs.p,ertie. With good cider vin-
rgar anil H., stand over night In q stone
isr. strain. ani add pin, for rln, IL sugar.
doll ten minutes sni bottle.
onArr >rcrAR.
Two pouni. of Csiswha grape,
squeeze through cosr.- cloth, sdd io
~. juic- thru table.roonful- ~ lo,f
sugar. sni que cup ~ cold water. Add
SHAVED he or water to suit a.. taste.
uoo.tntRn, s,inrn.
-Four holllug water over green gco.e-
berries, cover wlth cloth, cool, drain,
heat the Juice aud pour over tho berric.
again. brain. cool. adj pint NJ sugar
To- each pint % fruit, boil, skim and bit
tie.
i,so> surRh,r.
srst. the rtni 81 two lemons, and
.que-y. the IuIS. Into bowl, toll on'
pin, ~ water and one pound 81 sugar,
pour over the lemon aud ic' cool, thsu
add one pint ~ water, stain, AMI u.e n
cold a. possible.
trHo> -NHrr.
Crate the rind. 90 .lx lemons, add ~.
Juice ~ twelve, ", n stand over Night
then make thick syrup ~ slS pounds
of whit. sugar. When cold, strain u
the Iulc. .quc-slng cut I. much ~ tn
fs,or 20 the grated rind ss desirable
sud bottle. Tee one Tablespoonful Ia
glass ~ water.
Cuugl>r slRth.
Eqasi qusnilile. 20 .irsine'i cursn
Juice ani Whit. sugar. boIl ten minute.
cool. sni ho,il. tightly. IN using m,
kind of shrub. .tlr two or thrr- tea
.I.ooaful. Into gla. ~ water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Outdoor air and exercise arr essential
20 beauty and health. Sitting Indoor 10
almost ~ ruInous TO the complexion No
the use Of cosmetlcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

In every town whsrc SAvKxA u Intro
dnced ths sale h larger than Ill othse
washlng compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
SUMNER DRINKS.

.. s Z: :. !: ::i: !: 3: s:;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

sissrs' us.is j:,srsai vtil 10 HsiI~l frvs spss
applss ssiss - tsso. r. ksvsii q Co. 10 Sprucs
slrss<. Nsu Nork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
Nor,cr az romrcLo.Unr.


NvrIIEnrAs onVs go-siwin - Hiram In the
w goanty 81 ONfsri aRi -tsis ~ Msins. bv
her asaftxsgv des.i. iats.i Marh tlth 4. u. i.-l
ani r,ssIris-i IN The ONfsri Western Di.tfit
Registry ~ Drsi.. bs-sk -. fag. tsi ConFsysi
b. 1sms- N. AVER in ~. NE titas q osrtain kt
90 PANEL % ARd siiuat.-t iu lIifsm. Oxfof,i
toaaty. Maine AMI bsunisi ant ds-.fti-st az
follyss Istns The prvmiss- cuuNefei o. me
April sth. isstby warranty D-ssi - i~l.rsh
Iss~vll rvssri-l In ONfsri Coanty Ms.tsfu
Di.trist Registry ~ il,si.. n.-is al rsss -
i-san.ie,i Northifly by lAni - Asron MsLusas
ant u. b. fcass, scsteFtY ~ iaali usuei 80
supiei ~ payh lowell, southrriy ~ ths patti
ls~eii farm. anl sastsfty Nv iansi hsssisi .pfti
ssh. TIA by i,ei-sfah level o. paFtt ia~vli
tho has D. ~ ths es-t Il H. 20 the uisa loo
hFoss frum The plsUs vhsv u cru.-r. o. y
rss-s's lins H. tis pastarv fsnev. theoee on The
westerly a y % ts hf,-,k o. m Ilnt uhsrs ~
br-,a sfu..s. hns ~ tn D.tti Lassu farm, q,
sstksr slth ths hulnsf. thrrvsn. s'intsiuinx siTh
TEN serv. tnufe ~ le.. aisout hftcsn 20 With
arr on tn The southwest -iis II ,s~n f,ssi ani
To- rear ~ ~shs-,l h1uss In bi.trst ~. o. and
whereas the ssniitisn % salt uioftEaEs has t-esa
broken. NV tbsr~forv By Fvason - IN. hrvssh
q t.s osaiitish thsrvof. I. Jamss q. AVER, s,e
sutar 81 the lat gill anil te-tmsnt % All Jaine.
N Aver, slalm = fsrshs.urv - ssht moftsa.e.
Cornish. Iaiy l-th. \. u. t-a.
JAMES 4. ANER.
lNes utnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

No. sst.--Ns~ssseai Ss,ss~.-
Nv whole B. . proverb % N iestesA
Ny n 4 n. q. IL . hard tumcs.
Ny n, 7, n Y. ~ " ,o shake
Ny IA. "a - els Ia impsl.
Nv "a. "a. 10 u 90 cut.
Nv - Is ~ IL 90 decay.
MA 10, IA - IL q tumuit
ny ~. = u. "a are bulletA
Ny - u vowel
No. SOFA De,etiss.
re-hois 90 lsx -thai csas..i 'h- ssrtfs
nssr..a jobs ILssmAs All hs -ifs;
~ Joha t.sevshl- h<~si .,ns~r.
HI l.sy.ash, . ehAcksa ha-ne &c disn~s.
All -hIl- IN IN siies~. l-Dsin<.
Tst-v----l IA. ps~f-~~ea~ 90 the conAisG
sNsu usu.t ~hols u /" AL john hy-aAa-
-T.fn t.si n All the -VsaAa
u 81 NJ 81 u 70 yo-s LAT n.
n, thr,s.xh IN. -is.ig- -Isi csrs n"
SAL N. hu<,Ani IN issi setcs.
sd M n TN hss. ny ehsas.>
All ut-aki ~.e~s tale q bcsin
raaa Al yuSr hAiilax -hoie III CAhcs-a.-
Ils ..li 30 Iaarv. -shs g.is.-i ths da,,
Wish rro,-. m. siss-. shevki AZ.
rhai .osn-a sl-s,. have Their ~ay
fke lnfrr~nse se ulAv TURNER drss
Tai even ~cmsns 81 tss..
No. sos.-Bsvs~si Asth.v~-
4 There hsV. t-ea yandsi. who wers
willing e. rob urn. ~ their sscrri e-hs--
4 Thu. Il his co,tsar who ~ro's the
LADY % the Lake"
a We hroasht from Alspgo par. and
,.l.f.rhIo uuts
No. fet.-Ghy~es w.r'i sasas~.
M Ara us.An. a. -sias ~ D. bali -itA the hsnf.
10 ia. t~y,.i J-.---.isa - shsit-l. - lad
NJ .-.S.si'. tsr,a n srthu.~,lc s--i
All IN .th I~,s-s,Aoa ~ a'~AAins'. o'nfss-d
NJ thir,i !. D. ssylsi>. male a. sr'~oi.
To nak- rvg..rsfka ~ frs - - fr,~ni
NJ fo.arth = . utxyssasn<srtc.l -y~'i.
All os,sa -itA c,sins-. "a. c'Sg1s-i ssi hs@rd
NJ anh = sift -hich To- I-r-aa. I.--~~-
~ u.r- 81 80 yo-l ~ lssss yoa ~ sSs-A
N. FaA.=Rssas Csc Little t.tkA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

For stomach chin. from Improper eat
Ing or drinking take Johnsou's Anodyne
Ilniment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
-. 600. I.l,,.i ,h..s..

Chang the initial % d~osivsr. and
make plsc. - entertainment;
OfA suite. and make Sind ~ writ 90
action
OF a. dsr,1ais. and make On r~oAht.
90 small c1ris o. fsstsn ..ils, AMI make
small tote- Zoe lsv.ls.
az . plank bsxt % . ship. ke.l. and
make a rivvf nsh.
OF reading. aud maize the at ~ cut
TIM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

liza m,n could ace himself as others
see him he would pull down the blinds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

The man Who thought he could I'm.
psrt tone TO his stomach BY eating . mu-
slc box VAS mistaken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

The woris d~-crii-,i sv - unequal
lsug,h. bat when lightly guessed the iui
tiai lsttsr~ will all - the sams. aud the
csuiral kitten nil sTsli the name ~ an
AmsfiCah t-s,
Cr->s uori. 1 Tho~s Who carry L.
nsyo.. 4 Kind % parru, found In the
Philipplns l.lAhds I. Truoi- that ssr,e
on h0r~stask 8 Gryws smaller. \
~aiins hiri. :. \ division % a i.-ok. 4
kibd - pl,ssurv carnage p To lar with
q hut lruu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
Ayers Pills
pc,e effective

pcve effective.
In the sumner AZ - ! vas sent " NE
Annapolis hospital. suffering 9TH ehr"nic
dlAsrh.s While there. ] h>cAms 80 ~.
dvr..i IN strength t.st eoald MT sisak AMI
vas e.mtslle.i IN write everything s.nfd
"a say. I cas- then having SOM - 90 ~
s,ssis pr day The dcriar ofdsfed n.saf
cine hat 4 vas satisfied Would D. AZ M
i-nsnt N me ! dld nat tAks u. bat Isf@
su.Ae.i my nurse 90 80 me- sosns 81 ~.
Ayers riIis. Ahcat too o'ciosk In tbs Afiss-
n..,a t.ok sta cf thess pills. and ~ MD
nlxhi hssan ts feel hstisr In ths mosnlnf
The dectofs came again. AMI afisf deciding
thai my symytoms ~sfs fnofs fsycfAbls. u'e
me q dl1sr,ni ms.iisins. ~hich DID not uss.
bot toos four morv a ths pills Instead Ihe
nsst aay NJ dosiors eams a. go me-. AMI
thought ~as dong nicsiJ. land 30 DID u.
I thsa tsak ous pm day fofs~esk Al he
emf u that time. considered myssf eufed
ani that Ayers rills had saved my NE. ]
Gas thsa ~eak. bat had ~ r.infn 81 u's
disease, AMI gained IN strength a. last AZ
eoaii b. expected. e. Lacs. iAis Lieut.
,ssh Rest Mass. Vol Infantry.
.Aysfss Pills Afv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
Of D. dsr.,ais. and male 10 r,cant.


-"
OF hitter. I've ! am comI--rd.
n fU--l within inc 1. inclo-.,l.
lIh~,.i ne once sni I'll reveal
What la1y J-Opls hate 10 f-,l,
l~Lsad again aud yoa will kno~
What every day you have 10 do,
Again i-head Ins aud you II -.
A prv--itlon I gill L.
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nI.AcAnEnRY CoWnIAi..

Coax the fruit until Il hrraks, strain,
aud add one I-,ani 81 sugar Ia each pint
~ juice. Aid Que tablespoonful each of
cxiract of cloves. cinnamon, aud nutmeg.
Roll hftceu minutes, strain again and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Crate the rind. % an lemons, add the
lalc. ~ twelve, ict n stand over Night,
then make Thick syrup az dS pound.
20 white sugar. WHEN cold, strain In
the Iulc- squeezing cut ss much ~ the
fa,or 20 the grated rind s' desirable,
sud bottle. Tee one Tablespoonful Ia q
.t... az w.tef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
t,No> SUMMIT.

Gri. the rini ~ Two lemons, aud
.gur-y. the lulse Into a bowl, toll one
pint % water and one pound 81 sugar,
pour over the lemon aud IT,, cool, then
add one pint ~ water, strain, AMI u.e Al.
.,nlt n. t.a..ihls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
aAsrnsRRy silRrn.
nlsrnrHn, CORDIAL.

Thr-- quart. 81 black raspnerrics ani
one quart ~ vinegar, let !, .tsni three
DAYS In . stone Jar, mash well, strsin,
sud la every pint ~ syrup sdd onr
pound ~ " hlie sugar, act In a cool plsce
sna stir often. when Dissolved, strain
aud l,ottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
Cuusl>r s,lRi n

Eqa.i qusnililc. ~ .irsiB~i cursnt
lulce ani whl,. sugar. l-oll ten minutes,
cool. api ho,il. tightly. IN using sny
kipd ~ shrub, .tir two or thru tea
.Ioouful. Into glas. ~ water.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Charles E. Livermore of San Francisco, is
among the guests at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
William Curtis left yesterday for Apache
county, Arz., accompanied by his daughter
Carrie.
Ex.Assemblymsn Storke, Of Santa Barbara,
accompanied by his wife and daughter, are at
the Capital Hotel.
J. II. Henry, of San Jose, who has been trying
so hard 10 inject some OF his capital into this
city, was in the city yesterday.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Fl.
A. Loomis, Boston; Z. Garrison, wife and child,
Newburg, n. Y; I. Danielwitz, George f. Fer
bush, Fred. Chance and wife, W. u. Kidd, San
Francisco; c. A. Storke and wife, Ida Addie
Storke, Santa Barbara; Miss Collins, Woodland;
Joseph Sims, Union House; Sol. Runyon and
wife, CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. P. s. Bell, Philadelphia; J. d. Sargent, T.
Brown, c. II. Curran, K. L. Lawrence, New
York; J. II. Henry, San Jose; James n. McCor-
meek. Melbourne, Australia; ]. A. Wallace,
Boston, Mrs. W. B. Mack, st. Louis, Mo-; Fred
E. Wright, A Midnight Bell; NJ. spocker. Chica-
go: NJ. J. Connolly, Dubuque, Ia; NJ. Middleton,
Chicago; Charles E. Livermore, Z. Hirshom, c..
II. Leasing. James Patterson, T. 81. Holm, the
Misses Miller, J. f. Bauer, Julius Wormser J. F.
sehlingnean, h d. Posner, A. L. Young, San
Fraucisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Montana's Population Increased Over
Two Hundred Per Cent.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
A Busy Day in Both Houses-Con-
ference Report on the Def
cheney Bill.
TuzolAI DISPATCHES 70 THE anooso.UNos.l
WASHINGTON NOTES.
An Increase of over Forty Millions i
appropriations This Year.

An Increase of over Forty Millions in
appropriations This Year.
WASHINGTON, September 10Th. = The
hearing on the question of recount in
Oregon was postponed until next Wednes-
day.
In the investigation into the charges
against Postmaster Wheat to. day, William
Bradley testified that he had been on the
House Postoffice payroll in March and
April under different names. He did no
work, but drew about $3.50, all of which
went to Whears son, except SIS.
Walter Wheat, the Postmaster's son,
testified that he did most OF the work for
which Bradley was paid, and was entitled
to the money he received.
The appropriations made by the first
session of the Fifty first Congress were 1851
81, 505. The permanent annual appro-
priations for the year 1890-91 amounted to
SOL 62S, 453, making grand total for the
year of 1852, 939, $50, an increase over the
Fiftieth Congress of $40. 313613.
The President to-day promised labor
committee that when Congress adjourned
he would give consideration to the eight
hour law, and would insist upon strict en-
forcement in the Government buildings.
He expressed himself earnestly DESTROYS of
furthering the interests of the working
men.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
BRIEF NOTES.

Ex-Chief Engineer O'Meara came up
from San Francisco late last night.
Fred Elbright, business manager for
Hoyt's "a Midnight Bell' company is in
the city.
D. j. Simmons yesterday sold at auction
the east fifty feet of lot 6, K and L, Eighth
and Ninth streets, for 1875. Charles
Zeimer was the purchaser.
Thomas Williams, a native of Ireland,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship in
Judge Armstrong; Court. He was at
tended by Jerry Payne and D. ]. Considine.
1t is said that hoodlumish boys have been
breaking the windows of The Sacramento
Grammar School. a few nights in Jail
would probably break them of the habit.
The rear axle of vehicle in which
Thomas Miner, wife and child were riding
yesterday on ] street, broke down and
threw them into the street. None were
seriously injured.
c. H. Hubbard, Commander of the Mark
ham Brigade, has appointed officers as fol
lows: c.. S. Houghton, Adjutant; Aids
Harry Bennett, o. B. Turrill, NJ. J. Dill
man, W. R. Ormsby and W. w. Douglas.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
How to take undesignated land scat
tering) ballots from the box, tally
precisely as heretofore, and
string same ION string Ne.
~, together with re-
jected ballots.

by thus counting the Ballots, also by S:
Republican ballots, unscratched ....... 80
scratched ........ 50
Total Republican vote........... SO
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
They Elect Henry Guthrie to the Posi-
ton of Chief Engineer.

ton of Chief Engineer.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners was held last
evening. The resignation of N. O'Meara as
Chief Engineer was received and accepted.
On motion of Com missioner We'll, First
Assistant Henry Guthrie was elected to fill
the vacancy, and Louis MontgaillaId was
elected to Mr.. Guthrie's place.
The filing Of the vacancy in the position
of Foreman of Engine Company No. 1, oc-
casioned by the promotion OF Montgaillard,
was deferred until the return of Commits
sioneF Beckman to the city.
communication was received from Il.
j. Small, Superintendent of Motive Power
of the Southern Pacific Company request
ing that an alarm box be placed at the
northeast corner of the railroad paint shop.
The same was PLACED on file for future con-
siderati0u.
A committee from the Markham Fire
Brigade requested the use of an engine for
the parade of Saturday evening, and the
same was granted.
After allowing the following bills the
Board adjourned: Capital Gas Company,
ST. TO- Isaac Lee, 1928 81; Friend, Terry
Lumber Company, S23 IS; a. C. Tufts,
So %; ". L. Wise, So; A. NJ. McCullom,
81 so; +. G. Slower, $40 So; D. McCaTty,
81 50; j. A. Martin, so cents; J. a. Martin,
g 20; Guthrie Brothers, S25 65; Plaza Cash
Store, 81 %; Kummerfeldt & Co., 81 so;
Schaw, Ingram, hatcher & Co., 81 80; S. Nc
Donald, 81 70; Hopkins g. Bro, 50 10;
Van VOORHEES, & Co., IS; Melvin & Son, 80;
Thomas McCsffrey, IS; W. d. Comstock,
g so; E P Figg, 50 cents; L. Clarick, SIT;
]. H. Campbell, $11; f. Kolliker, 81 80;
K. S. Jones, 81 80; Z. Watkins, So; l.. B.
Clark, SIC %; Phoenix Mills, 500 IS; Krebs
& Co, "a so; Rosa g. Silva, SO II; ]. S.
o'Callaghan, So So; Neubourg q Lagos,
SO SO; P. Graf, so cents; Guthrie Brothers,
IS So Whittier, Fuller & Co.. g 10; P. w.
Sheehan. 50 so; Huntington. Hopkins &
Co, g SIS; McGreary & Co, Sc IS; P. Pot
ter, 81; Weitzel & Son, 81 so; John Lodge,
IS; S. S. Nixon, 81 80; D. Ahern, S.; A. S.
Lander, 81 so; 1. McElaney, So; j. Nc
GillivraV $50
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attended him, but he grew continually
worse under their care, and everybody
expected he would die. l had heard OF
the remarkable cures effected by Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and decided TO have my
boy try it. Shortly after he began TO
take this medicine, the ulcers COM
mencsd healing, and, after using several
bottles, he was entirely cured. He Is
now as healthy and strong as any boy
of his age" William F. Dougherty,
Hampton, Va.
"In May last, my youngest child,
fourteen months old, began to have sores
gather on its head and body. We APP
Piled various simple remedies without
avail. The sores increased in numbe,,
and discharged copiously. A physician
was called, but the sores continued to
multiply until in a few months they
nearly covered the child's head and body,
AT last we began the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. In a few days marked
change for the better was manifest. The
sores assumed more healthy condition,
the discharges were gradually dimin-
,shed, and finally ceased altogether.
The child is liyelier, its skin is fresher,
and its appetite better than we have OBJ
served for months. Frank NJ. Griffin,
Long Point, Texas.
1.-THE formula Of Ayers Sarsaparilla
presents, for chronic diseases OF almost
every kind, the best remedy known to
the medical world. ID. NJ. Wilson,
NJ D., Wigs, Arkansas.
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curate analysis Of his vote in the precinct,
and in so simple a method that any in
telligent boy in the second grade Of the
Lincoln School can understand it,
Seemingly, recanvassing and recount
ing viii rarely be resorted to.
On the late election in San Francisco,
between $4,000 and $4,000 of the $4,000
ballots east were unscratcled; and in the
several recoasnts each such ballot had to
be recanedSsed, which would have been
GU0ided had the law been as now.)
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Each candidate has as his base his full
party vote in the precinct, to wit: E. B.
Pond has above full Democratic vote
100, from which he deducts the times his
name was erased, TO wit, %; then he
adds the times his name was substituted
for that of the Republican candidate, to
wit. 80; also the number of times his
name appeared on the undesignated and
scattering ballots, to wit, 20. Result:
100 25+30+ 20=125.
Here Mr.. Pond has complete and ac-