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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
SMIpEh.

o.v. Edwards. IA. put .hlnglc ma
chine Into the mlsownsi by y. " Ben.
nrtt. aud nov the 'ispedc." can gtt
Single. .iw-i wiih",r hauling their
limt.r out 20 town.
". T.. ~aunder. I. AZ wo'k In Thomp-
.ous carriagr mandatory At Portland
thi. Ninter.
Eugcnc Never. has returned from hi.
trip to lIo.ton, aud bring. the ''l'o.i"n
dt.trmpsr" with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
DgS.AR.

NJ. Frank Bigs. Wilt. her father,
Hon. Miilnm it.au. ~hs has rviurn~l
tn hsf hums ui Massachusetts.
M.s ',uthn y. lingrv- has clos'sl
hrr .thool iu district W. T. and resumed
hsr me,iiral .tudir. Va b"sion. ia" u
.u,,vs,l.,i in thr s,h"ol by frv.mhn ~an-
i.nu - mi. town.
Nj. Nnui Lord ha. gone On trip o.
i,nsfou.
Iharls. Norl. vho has hs.n AZ work
fur the Hosiou L. 'ompany. Nislts his
father. 4. a. Mousi. the trsi time Tor
fuur YEAR.
charlie. - irni.Nisr i teaching M"
..haol in ti- llsruiru district.
uis ~ulU,an Dramatic Company ~.
hihIts.i f.ur uirhts thi. sex a oid
FsIIue. Hall q" gu.-l housss.
NJ, .lsighlng 900 The -. When the
rain aud warm weather bruught Sh~-ls
into nee again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

\ Happy New Year to all, ''io be- con-
tiuaed."
The Loyal legion Of Temperance
Cadet. held FIRE entertainment At
crcene's Hall, January i.t.
Calvin .. Ciemons has inppoi Ill
yer gray fuN.
viii o.good. of Lynn, l. visiting hi'
father. Mr.. isaac T.. o.gocd.
James y. fos., ~ East Hiram, In.
been granted pension Of si.oo per
month Tor disabilities contracted Ia thu
navy.
Jane. Clemon. ani wife. Of Jackson,
y. A.. have been visiting friends Ia
Hiram.
Richard ". Lombard recently bull, Z
blacksmith shop az East Hiram aud got
Al work In it Ia i've days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
EAS1 hEbRoN.

Mr.. ~. Wentworth IL the \. VI. 1. "
I. holdlug a series II meeting. Al th.
Cobb school house. The neighborhood
I. much Interested, aud has formed
singing class for practice.
Mr.. Bcnl,mln Nurch, Who !. ie'chlng
in Washington, u. g., I. spending hi'
holiday. With hi wife aud child al MIS-
Murrh. fathers, Mr.. Clark FOSTERS
Mr.. Jerry Packard !. very sick =,
Mr.. Noah BlrkDell Who had a shock
last summer. .. able Ia be- about the
house.
Mr.. >,rccicr Whitman, Who !. Insane
from .oftcnlng ~ the brain, u thi''ns
muddy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
NORrs ALBANY

The Methodist ."cirty had e nv" al
fh. tsWu huu.e lat "Wednesday evening
there ga. a fuil huas.. Al passed "ii
Nyr, pleasantly.
i. l.. kimiall and J. ". Nr-c"i ur
hauling OK o. listhrl chair factory.
~. Bean hss bought - hue CIV 81
m Euhhlu. fur so.
Last week some heni ruhhei th'
.Iuth-. line - th- Widos llhseli"n
even took he ,lothv.pius. III" IKE IA
never h.su hsari "a Ia this quiet place
NFf.rF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
NORWAY IAsE

gc,. y. a.. French, wife ani children
are stopping With her father, Nlbion
buck, this week AMI attending the deli
cailon ~ tie new llaptls, church II Nor
way.
Mr.. q. ". rauriigc fell on the lc,
nnc.day and .prain~i her shoulder bad
".
Ndile n. shatiuck has gun" o. Can
ton. M,ss. a. ,i.li her grandmother, An
OLD LADY, ~ho l.si year. OH and Il quite
sirk.
swell Austin ani Nat. Nofk ar
hauling pine tim,er on 10 the lake Tor
4. u. Cummings.
The thsw Ia. about Spoiled the sled
ding about herr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Or n. 4. Eu..sll "a. returned 90 m'
lam. Iu Wet superior. We
Nj Charles ilamhlvu stlll rrmain-
very silk
4. n. Hatch has gone to Chatham. y
m o. work ou the steam min 20 :. "
~ rrImIu-
John IaN lu.t one 20 his oxen Iur.
dsy by breaking through thT ir' iui'
Near Pond.
- Mcdaniel. sui family have ni'N'
"a into a nr - Nathaniel faimfr
lnu.s since they view harmed uut aId
vIU live thsrv duuug the Winter.
~ ~. Erown. E-l, 20 thi. place, =
.tII 40 Milton. y It shst, D. !. huild
ing large hotsl - aisuut .lNiN ruou..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
souIs eossuRv.

The hunter. In this vicinity are max
ing the most of what time that u left
them for shooting deer. The Philbrick
brothers .hot one last week aud II. iadsi
Ia. .hot two, and We hear of others that
have had the same good luck rccently.
There wss a Christmas festival and
oyster supper at the residence Of u. Pen
lev on Monday evening. the 3Oth. There
we're forty-seven persons present.
There MAS also q Christmas tree IN the
scbool house In District No. ON New
Yesr's eve, and there were Christina
srsss IN other places N tows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnI poiSGS oF rrE wTGs ~ A.
SECTIONS oF T-C COUNTY
nIsEIILp


eur .Irirhiur hls len %. again.
G.prsy 10. Bi.tec. E.q., - Bugkh'h
Va. in tDNu this Wvvk.
Er,. H.. n. llanutiuui unii~l iu mar
riagy William O. Eu.iis. L-g.. aui MI
Iuuhsth e. ~iovsll, MuuIia, wuruius
Isr. plth. at tl- ur.hisuc' 20 th' bfsir.
mother he, lyft immediately aiiri
ths r,tynuuV uu thrir Sr,iline t"ur.
o.. ~turtraut reports Rev. ". W
carver fat rryuNvriug.
G.orry n. staple. d.. crvN ~ mrt
hauling thr log. 20 thr ilv that ram'
out ~ ~Wiu River daring ihc o,hr'
th1w
tIaryur, white anil Irvd ,has'
hsy, ousnfd blacksmith .h'p I'm th'
iuiIuig FORMERLY uoyupi~'i by e. \
Newton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
WEST PERIL.

Rev. ". ". Carver, Who has been
dangerously alex for some time. is gain
Ing slowly.
Wilson Oldham !. getting out lumber
for new house To be built next suu'-
tner.
Mrs. Herbert I.unt Ia. gone To Walt
friends In Gorham.
leslie McIntire aud n. v. stillmsn ar,
hauling birth to u. q. Austin a Sons
mill. They are our enterprising clothes
pIn manufacturers. They work from
sixty 10 seventy cords per year.
The snow Il going, went gone.
W. y. Walker 4 son, dealers In hour
groceries and hardware are having thell
share Of trade In thls vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
soRrs BUcsFiElo

nate a.. warr~u'. .,hool has closs,l In
~umuFr.
Mr.. n. q. Head D. Ca the .l,k lisi.
Nfri.a Tarrir aud wife wcr, AZ sum
u-r ,isiting last N-.k.
IN. cary aud ~ifc returned to salem
saturday. the 18th.
Hertz ilsll ani Nife we're a :. ID,
- allow =. SUNDAY, De-. nth.
Rarn. psr. 18th, o. the wife 81 Charles
coffin. a daughter.
Held Rruthrr. have cot their ma
rhiurry In running order for turning
hru.h blocks, aul arc doing good bu'l-
usss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Auhour sth Carleton Nss spout AZ
az. circle Wednesday eNvniug The
music conslst-l 20 sougs hy thr choir,
Nlelin solos hy =. l.. chase, aud soug
bv l.. n. Merrill. whirh al sgrc~i Nas
pea ling thuugh de,iir,ilN mouutonous.
Nr. m y. hammond ''took the cake
la the rr,diug. b. clever Interpolation
~ lneai hifs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
auvfoRp crsIRt.

MIN. vaushanw calle,i ~ Milton
Mills, y. H.. Ia, week by the sickness
- ~. Youngest son.
Mr.. sarah Martin. Nhohis li'~l wiih
her .nn, u. D.. Martin. since ih" death ~
hrf husband, lea. Ilcuty Martin, .rNrn-
TEN YEAR. ,go, dl~'i last rhur.ia, morn
lug a, the agr 10 - year.. IA" leaves
four laughter sbi two .ons. Rev. VIZ.
I,i,,. 10 Nnio,-r sitsn'i-,i the funeral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
SIOsCsAu.

Mr.. a. ". goodNln Ia. sold ~. farm
known a. the Goodwin farm "a iirrt"ri
IInhh. and N.l.ou ihi'1,t 20 NORWAY.
They Intend Ca run . dairy.
David krni.,nn ~ Gilrad l. NJ work
for Jonathan bartlett thi. winter.
~llas -trarns hitch-d the horse ~
Nmn. NrNliistgT and went Into the
hou.r a. ct hl. oNercost. III" hor"
got fright aud ran about two mile.
completely wr-cklng the sleigh aud har-
ness.
Manufacturer. ~ shook vii not do
much ihls Winier On account 81 low
pticrs.
Happy New Year.
IIIsaaths I"lgc. No. a.. n. II T..
have d~,ld.-i io have public Installation
Jan. 18th. Oi,c-r. elected
ora >ssnisr.. q. 4.
Iiwarl tA.vncs, N.t
AIi-r tlttl~hstt " efl
| sN tlskFf, oft
| a. I. Mhitshsass, N. a
saannsf Itans y ~ " A.
= T. fafssr. ffustss
Thsr. va. a sheet aud pillow-ci.c
m,.aurrad. AZ h. ~ T.. Hall, ihur.siay
evening, jan. 2. Music, liaselion,
Noteworthy and Holt.
The winter term 20 school In district
Ne. 1. taught by II. l.. Bartlett.
jonathan bartlett l. having hi. staNc
mIll repaired. Thc work I. b"lng done
by william l.. Goodwin. Mr. lartle,i
intend. Ia put large quantity II white
blrrh bolt. into hi. Mill Nari a. L. man
uiacturr,l into .pool strip.
Austin D.. Warren 7. cutting the birch
and oak on hi. lot and hauling Ia Hart
lett. mill.
Frank and Wilbur McNllistef have en.
gagr,I "a haul Mr.. Barlctt's h.mlock
AMI spruce from hl. lot above M. :
Pond.
n. n. Tbl,ett. !. having . gooi run
~ trade AZ hi. store.
Moo.Iy a Jewett have contracted Ia
cut and haul quite a quantity OF birch
and oak for Burnham & Clark Of NJ
bsny.
Prof. IIsselion'. assemble. AZ h. of j..
Hall are q perfect .ucce...
~ilis Stelrn. has built blacksmith
shop near the BARTLETT bridge whrrc he
4. having a good run ~ business.
Mr.. jonathan Bartlett ]. vlnierlng ~
a. flne yearllng. a. can BE- found In onr
harm. al.a Que tNo-yeir-old colt by Wan
derrr aud two ycsrling. by Oeu. .af'
field. all very fine animals.
l,lp oAh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Nj. Jcinuis iiattari, having rvc,.N-
81 her commission. took Charcv 20 The
poet ofiice Jan. IL. Patrons 20 the Of
No. arr assured q continuance e ths
go,si .rrNicy shish thsy have bal during
ihr man, wear. that Me- Hubbard has
orirair,i NJ Mvllen. vhn hR. hen
postmaster Zoe m" past four YEAR,, ~
lire. w. lea III e,-,i all uf ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
HARTFORD


Happy New Year.
Ama.a I.ucn. died p-r. 10Th, aged 20
Year.. Funeral Drc. 18th, attended by
Rev. Daniel killbrrth. Mr.. lucas vas
, worthy citiIrn and leave. large circle
~ friends.
>cuu Robinson cui hl. foot very bad
IN ono llA h.l Mrrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

\ marked improvement l. noticvahle
in ofiicc furniture during thr lat ten
years The merchant 81 tNsuty-tvr
ysar. nru uould rub BIZ etvs lea Nouief
hsforr thr cunsvuien,v - such desk ~
l. exhibited this wvvk hy rainrs furui-
turr Company. o. Canal ~irvst, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

W. msmh.er. - tn Paris Ilili Brsss
Hand are requested % d. prv.sut Nth
their Instruments "a Ncademy Han neat
~stur,ia, r,rning, whvn The question ~
continuing rvgular pnctiCc Nill D. con-
stisr,si
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Rev 4. \. Hay,icn ot Auharn Sas AZ
rari. lat Ncek, having h-rn called o.
attend the funeral II Job HNer-on,
vhich was held on Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

r,e prison inspcCtors, In their annual
rvpurt. say "a The iail a Paris that a.
though Oh. u isamost substantial strlCt-
ufy. anil VEL Vvntihiol. The general
mana geunfut L. satisfactory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

While thcrc'. NE there. sap, and
iIutchinson a Newell .sy they never
.aN anything In thrlr llfe take a. the
patent soap tray that gOes ~ith Brussels
soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Tho scholar. in thi. distract wvr,
grrsil, surprised ,hri.imhs c,y, whrn
their teacher. Irrrani llosr, Jr.. PR
-rufs,l each uus nth han,is"mr i-'nA
fora christmas prv-Fui. To .sh"lar'
ryturus,! ths rumplimrut hV Prr'ruiing
him vifb nirv gold pa CasT and t-ru
fur a Ne \ yar's sift.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

"Gib~ shaw pat an AZ into hi. knsc
saturday. making had gash. IL vii
=. al az for While.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Mr.. q. ". Parri. ani MI. Helen H..
Paris isft Mondsy Cor llangor, where
thsy vii sI~nd the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Nhil- " "a. Code. machine "a.
thrv.hiug no nsrt Cumming. uur 20 ihf
har.r. Jisal very .uittult.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

ia grips" secms Ia have made u
APPEARANCE hcrv. fhsrc arv tSe or three
Gases I'm ths placv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

Mis. Nnnic Edwari. hss gpne a. Nv
srrtt. Mass, o. spend the winter With
her hr,sfh.f's family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
unlrrrNnrl Il.rrl. L.

Iiert@rt Record hhi one 20 Ill oven ="
badly bitten by busr lat vrsk that D.
hal g. klll o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
The oxford Dem ocrat.
ION THE HILL. "
IlIKICrl.

ar, BAPTIST Char,h ksy. A. y. w~iss. IA.
49, tsr,.shins sssry ~unsiay a m -. -uaisy
s.h.-sl a % ~ sabbath ttehins -sr,ire a
efFN
rsi,sr-.n-s Charyh susiay >,hsal ever,
-ansisy "a tfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

PULM0NIC
SYRUP
vii Caf-
COUGHS, COLDS.

t.Tissssat q, m tss,s,
saiis.bdteaatslnsT.ftiSl-
u ofiam ~ saJthins ialsr
au. Itsth. 49, Coash Mel
trlnstaths " asii W sale
~ ~ prassi.is frtss 500
tsfl.tils ~ sshsofssk -A
- Csa.amVtiaa snfie Car.,
m.lis.i o.. Mir
o. ,IhsessssA q Sea. ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

All III ni.srdsf. q N ~.
gss,lss ufgshs itislitrsiss
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q IsiAiiiy 80 r.l- - al
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n. ~ ~hsrfk. NJ. o. I
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o. IN sSstseA q SEES. ftA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
,Ilsolap bon o,,n n,lIhetNruaf

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~ 10. . ius-. 60 - "a. - .sni =
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pf J II -skssrs 50. flilsisiEsia, 70
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sAs sls st4zFy sTes a t-ssles salzss
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Ia fears.
u sals aid oOeS 1 aid 1y coser s~&y.
Tou mo~ my s1ory. at1is Dals HesTtsessaf
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De4t1 laia nis a4aa 4DSa ltfs's gsldea ksyA
AL AZ lAeir 4el0dg 80 ausnsd t19 na
Yea asas 1sAd asv~z. a1tAo0za - "a. saa
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
MOTHERs ID FlCTloN.
cas<1y cssspas1~4s ~ razSsx Absszss .a1
2sx Als@ya AauaixAos-


A vizoeo9s search Azs reeeREly oesn
ns1s IA Royels for tie s3sslrsb1e mother
h actloas All II gave tas seareaers a
shock Ihst sAs tailed - Zzserlzllzs.
2 fhe tzthsE, tie brother. sister, eoos1ns,
saEIs E1d eyea grsz1n0IaeF, are often
cxssa with : loving pe2cil eas tie
Eother Is always : seboreinsts eA4S-
sctsr L inEroc Gcss1 at al
Perhaps because his ewn ncths< sss
g. unsatisfactory Dickens aeyss pzt ons
In . novel ef his that deserves - %
DenElened II coEasclion With his Do
nign fathers Here l. the hs.:
''Oor Mutual Frsend~-Ars- wilter
(0utrzgeousl
''Dombey ant Son"-Mrs. 6keston Il
libel on TIE sexl.
David Copper6eld's mother IS an
smiable TOOL Mrs StserfortA impossible
ard horrible; Mss. Heep mate for her
husband; Ars- Mieswber cAFicztGre-
Ia BLEAK House" Lady Dedgock
mother who abandoned her ehilds Mrs
Jellyby enc who neglected her children
for hobby.
In The Tale OF T~o Cities" the
mother dies before the story begins
Then shsre Is Mrs. Coleman IA Grim
mall. Mrs. Msrdle and Mrs GOSan
worldly, and Mrs. Meagles (niee but
weAk-mindsd in Little Dorrlt"l. Dick
ems mothers are all Questionable.
Thaekeray's only concession Is Mrs
Pendennis. Mrs. Edmonds' maternal
qualities are not strong.
Who does not love the gentle Vicar OF
Wakefield and bis honely, tender
philosophy? His gentleness is Illus
trated by bis constant excuses for his
nagging wife.
George Eliot ignores mothers. Mrs
Poyser Is the moss successful, but she
comes OF the lower order. Mrs. Harleth
and her whole family are ruled by
Gwendoline. Mrs Tulliyer and Mrs.
Deane In Tho Mill on the Floss" are
almost irnbecIle. The wonder is tha.
they had such remarkable children
Jane Eyre has two thoroughly cruel
and offensive, Lady Ingram and Mrs.
Reed.
Pisistratus' mother in Bulwer
Lytton's novel. The Caxtons," is ten
der and loving woman--an exception TO
the rule. Charles Reade has one re-
spectacle mother, Mrs. Little ("Put
Yourself in Els Placer, but Wilkie Col
Inns falls in with the custom very nat
urally.
ouida's mothers are nearly all detest-
able.
Robert Elsnere is the one excep-
tion. The tiresome hero Of that novel
would have dono well to have been en-
dowed with his mothor's intellect,
cheerfulness and vigor. But interesting
as she is, her maternal influence did
not 60 far. Amelie Riycs has cruel
and heartless mother in ''The Witness
of the Sum-" who sacrifices her sons
happiness to satisfy her selfish passion.
In Mrs Catherwood's stories the mother
is consplcpously absent. And SO on and
so on indefinitely.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
aled Proposals.

Sealed blds ag ferth the highest rate
~ Interest thst Uii - pats - srr and all
7suEfng insftfEt.ons II fzs r5fy Il Grand 70 .
- On caifv hslaaces - raeneT beienRinr "a
sso eltv ~ Ia . eusts1T. asa sez1es bics sst-
r.n9 forth ths lauesl rgf : - interest ftst vii
~ REQ rsn f-sn sd cfF 0u a f.w Sorsrv
iezns nsds br e. vtA y received - ny sfs1s.
- IRE -ifr hsI 20 20 Nurdsy- AeYr - Isa<
o'c seE , n. sad afeTssrs ~ ~eveY p.-fef
- tine fr4u - frxt y keafhy AZ Hsy 80. "a
tHe frs- MsnfsJ iu Nsv ls1 Jls rght e
- 3s~f aHT sus 81 ffss Is reserves
Date ApTl r. 80
ARR = " A. SarrKVBN. C4fF C1e-t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
a GENUINE ROMANCE.
A Spanish Grandce weds n Besutiful
Poish Peasant Girl.


A ve-v interesting wcdding, which
can not be aptly described as q marriage
q Ia mode, or love match. or even
nero r0osalliance, bat Partskes in the
nature OF all three, has lately taken
place in an obscure Polish village, says
a st. Petersburg correspondent, the
bridegroom being no less a parsonage
than q spanish grandee, the Governor
of Che Philippine Islands, and tho bride
4 charming. srtlcss Polish peasant girl.
The match was brought about in this
way. 4 ycar ago the spanish diyait.ry
obtained leave of absence and paid
visit To Paris for the sols purpose Of
seeking FOR suitable life partner in
that International matrimonial mart.
The qualifications required in the bride
were few. but important; she should
profess ths Roman Catholic fai,h. and
should havo something more valuable
than her fl-e fcr her f0rtunc-
His v.rilant eros soon fell upon a
beautiful Polish maiden, who, though a
rrasanA could boast q great worldly
wealta. ard vas blessed with good looks.
which we're over and above tho G1nji-
tlo1s. TIE spsniard cultivated tao ac-
ouai1tance of thfs Siavo1ic maiden.
talked With har father. proposed and
WAS accented. SHORTLY before Tho mar
riarc a T1llsh Prince, the owner Of the
village of Ssn5omir was i1dscoi 20
confer rv atou-i1u upon She yoa-E lady
tae G7 ~ Princess. hftcr this tho
CoTc~--r ~ The Philippine Isl--l
f0urre-et tn nassis Poland. 70 the t5oT-
err ens 20 Ec ts. where ffw d7vs
s-o 80 urs emitted ia wedlock to -lo
lady 20 s-tcsrs. TIE marriage ccro-
uo-r ems rc-.1-nei tT the Bishop -
~a-Is--t- f- tle rural church ~ al Oh
sr.-e rs.'-re. according s0 the ritrs ~
ere Ecroa fsttcl.c Church. The llft.e
charcl rs fllcd wi-h peasants of every
az-. among whom were uan7 - tre
former 2 ar--sses of tho blnsain- h-i 5a
-Fat-l71suiai E,v-isT.
A rorr- 'lir recently ta~er I'D = zcr
fashfen f.r velIinrs thss eaY bo ts',en
NJ ~ ue-- ers 81 the fair sex who are
crowded engagement Unable 1
a-0esr a. ner friend 9 wedding sh0 hal
her photograph specially ts'1en for tae
occas cn and .eis 0orfrai-. WITH aprro-
ur.a-e ro.l wishes. -rc-ssd tbo bride On
f1a ~ -rire ~ the evenefg' ts~ Tls
shorld q, tase1 a- hv A-erl-a1s osscc-
riAli7. vb.a have frien5s 81 every q eslaroer
q the rfohe. ard ,anuot ae 1reseas il
every ul@oe where thcv are usuecd
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

THE GREAT SECRET 0F A GOOD FIRE
I'd, APE is sJtnethi ng that Will at all times
aud under a circumstances, render escape
nom burning building comparatively sale
aud easy.
SUCH Is THE JACkOBOICk FIRE ESCAPE
II h s.1p.e in construction and sate n oper
sliQa. ana cons SIS Of a STRONG IRON LAD
bkb running up the walls OF i building, con
nected AZ each noor with = BALCONY oy
PLATFORM. 50 arranged 10 facilitate the
escape ~ al persons In the burning Ia ID NJ.
lhiS Iire Escape With it's Balconies. is "a
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great help 10 children and the ihnrin IN their
Efforts 10 get down on the inside of the ladder.
IL Is handsome ia design, aud when prop
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I've appearance.
For Price List and stTles address
J. JACC0bOlCE. South Front Street.
GRAND RAPIDS MICH.
Refer 70 Sweets Hotel. Clarendon Hotel.
Blodgett block. Leonard block. -. Denis,
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ner Z Baxter. HOuseman block, Wonderly
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