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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
TWO DEAD.
Children SuiYocate white Locked II Q
Burning Building.

BosToN, Sept. 20.--Philip Cullen and
wife went to early msss tnis morning lsav-
log four cbildred locked in the tenement ~
Norfolk avenue. during their sbse aos the
house caught Are. probably from rats and
matches, sod 100 girls, SaAie and Mary,
aged 7 and 8, died from .uaocation. The
others we're rescued b. fremen. Monetary
damage small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Lross. Iovs., Sept. 70 -Yhe saills Of
the Lyons Paper Company burned today.
Loss, SIS. .o00i insurance e3o. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
LEGENDARY rIRns.
Russian Peasants Set fhsm for tho
Sake OF the PlurdsE.

LoHDos, Sept. 20--Ths Vienna cores
pondens Of the Chronicle says there have
recently been large numbers Of inceudissy
ires in Russia. stArviog peasants ssseing
nfe to houses to have an opportunity 70
plunder them. Nine places 10 the Kjsa
district have bsen barned in two days.
Many arrests have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

PrTTsBURo, Pa, Sept. 20.-Thomss Z.
Sbieids. secretary and treasurer Of the
Allegheny Heating Co.. whose accounts
were said to have been short shout $780,
900, made settlement 70 the fun sxtsns Of
the deficit with tbs directors last night and
severed bis opnection With the concafn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Hits-IooisyJI., 70 Afheiic !. Efr0rs-LOuIs.
vile, o, Aple'ic, 3. 4eskia and Lahiii; Cham. |
heEain ID CIosa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Hit it--BrookBn, II; CieyelanH, q. Errors--
Br. ot'ya, !. Cleveland, 4. fo-,z and e, DALEY
Gruber and thinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
Association Standing.
Other Games.

At Hsverbill-HaverhiIl, I5; Csssidys,5.
At Observation-Disclosures 7; Am
hefst, 2.
At South Boston-Beacons, 81; Charles
towns,
Az Newton Centre-S.o o leham, 10; New
ton, 3.
At Milford-Milford, 8; Holy Cross, l.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, o; New
bury port. L.
At Fitchburg-Goodyears, To-; Fitch
burg, 8.
At Attleboro-AttlebaSo, g.; South Wal
pole, 5.
At Wellinston--Fsulkners, 4; yelling
ton, 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

kee, Z; Boston. /. Dwyer and Grim Burlington
and hu. ply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
GOVEhNOR BURLEIGH
And Family Visiting With Friends In
City Of Bangor.

BANGOR. Sept 10 Governor ard Mrs.
Burleish and Miss Lucy Burleigh Nrived
here from Bncksport ard sre ipe guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Coffl 4 on Broadway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
nova 10 e,v, Win Au,v. rcday.

HirIFAx, N. 8, Sept 10 The schooner
Julia A. Decker, With the BJsdJin exps.
dition on bosrd viii pct les7s here until 7
o'clock This evening. We were delayed By
head vinis. We shall probably arrive in
Rockland some time Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

HIte, Columbus. 3; Baltimore, 2. EfToTs, Col
umbus, 3; BALTIMORE 3. Esston and Dow Mad
den and Robinson,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
.KilIAd BY LiRhepinS,

BANGOR, Sept. 20.-A man nsm'd An
derson was killed Friday in Woodland
Aroostook county, by lightning while s'
work in q field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
MstsosoIogioai Report.

Sept. 20. tsei. II P. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
1881 vICTIM Ms
or the Recent Spanish Fleeds BurleI
at AImeria.

MADRID, Sept. 20. AT AlmeYia the
bodies of 1881 victims Of the floods wess
buried. Many houses undermined by tl,s
floods continue TO fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Or. Wii,oms,
DEAR SIR For the past three yesrs !
have suffered untold misery from blood
poiscninr contracted in the South. lost
all desire for food. could not rest nights ana
becsre sn weak srd sick that vent To the
city hospital in Pittsburs, Penn, ~hsre
was 4 yct jred for three months Without d"lns
me acy good. rhe head hysicisn then
toll rre 10 90 10 the Hot SP'i "a in Little
Rek, .rs.rrss At that pace l to'k
fu course rf baths and medicine nuder pf.
Wilson, ha hsd the name of beng ne "'s'
doctor IN the Sfsts.
Ixss tAs-e SIX noalhs bu. Il lid me no
good. Last spri1g wss induced to Try
DR.. williams BLOOD SYRUP As soon a.
began 10 tske it my appetite returned ano
[ could sleep scuodiy All night, sm nov
as we'll and strong as I ever vas. | am
almost cured Of blood poison and ths Blood
Syrup has done 10. recommend it TO ail
nv friends as the best medicine in TIE
world for impure Blood.
NR A + NEwHALL.
Proprietor City Fish Market.
Opp Ken. JOURNAL Office.
AUGUSTA, Name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
JOB PRINTING

Tor which our establishment Is Justly
noted an over the State. Our prices
cannot be beaten On the same grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
solicited. BURLEIGH & FLYNT,
Augusta, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
A ulslIAnlhn slnnAl

In III. early day. ~ the Atchl.on, To-
p.ka aud santa DC Railroad, said a rail-.
rad man, stock was .o frequently killed.
on ,h. Rad that Manager Clark found u
necessary to require the locomotive en-
glnesr. Ia make a not. % whatever they
Killed. The engineers had Ia I'LL out a
form stating when, where and what
Kind 10 animal had bc.n killed, and turn
IN. report In Ia the superintendent, 81
l stock claims. On~ day compliant from
/. farmer VA. received by Manager CLARK,
In which the killing 10 . valuable COW
by th. santa f- engine WAS rclsi"si.
The letter va. referred "a IN. stock
claim department, hut mn report FROM
th. engineer 81 the train In question
could b. found. Mr.. Clark sent for the
engineer. an old cmploye of the road
named John Norton, and a.krd him Why
b. had not reported the collision With the
COW.
"Dld not know hurt the cow" .ahI
Norton.
"lou remember hitting the cow
"Ccrtainly-and I slowed when she
rolled over on her back, bat she waved
her feet for the Ia 90 ahead, aud con-
cluded .hc wa. all right"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
.oT pal sslso CREDITOR

II va. preaching" .sld Bro,hcr TAI
mage, "in q western scrtlon 81 tbs
country aud after IA. slo.~ ~ the .efN
Ic, dear good brother Invited me HON,
Ia dinner. n hal known What after
ward. knew ! think probably ! .hoult
not have got,e. had talk~i for col
lection for the pnrpo.c IL ml.slon. and
as We w,rr driving Ia the brothers hou''
De aid Ia me;
"Bruthcr ralmagr, ILL YOU notIcc that
ild me-, give anything thl. morning
"No," .sid I. II never take no,ic'
Who give and Who 10 not"
"w.ll, I didn't" couiinnci he; Il
could not afford u. am too much Ia
deh,, bat When grt rid ~ thc.r trouble
SOME d-mtnd. I will give something "a
the work of the Lord"
"Bui," .aid again, "dont you ow'
the Lord .omethingr'
"well, don't know; suppose do
never thought ~ II before Ia that light.
"lm glad YOU .cc u nov Ia dliicr'
ent light, I ycntlr~i Ia remark, 'er>
cncouragingly.
"Ih. dear brother hasten~i Ia add
however; ''rhc Lord don't crowd me a.
the other. do"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

splcgp ooosgBsRRlgs.
A correspondent writes; "A this L. the
season Tor gooseberries, ! sepd you the
following valuable recipe. To six lbs.
of nlcc ripe gco.ebcrrics add four lbs. oi
goci brown sugar, two tablespoons ri
cloves, two tablespoons of cinnamon,
Que pint II good vinegar; boil all well
Together about 10 minutes.
hi. l. very nlce used With fresh meats,
or eaten In any Nay. RIPE currants or
tomaicc. may De- splccd by this recipe
also.
Among the novelties In fruits there IL
one called the "Cape May Goosebcrry;
II grow. low, bunchy, and has a thin
hull or kin. This berry when ripe u oI
q grc,nI.h yellow color, AMI about the
lire of medium slre gsrlen goo.eberry,
aud II cooked In the following way makes
a pretty ilsh for tea
Stew with Just enough water to co,ei
we'll. apd when cold .w~etsn TAI taste aud
serve With cream; or u served wheu
warm add butter aud sugar. Too many
~ u neglect Ia iest thoroughly aud fair
IN the novelties, consequently arr often
deprived ~ very nice relish or dl.h Tor
our tables.
Another seasonable fruit just now u
whortiebcrrlc., and the housekccpcr Wis
has unexpected guest. Ia dinner sscn "
minute. before IN. hour can adj TIL.
padding (pro,idci she has What all goo'l
hou.ckccpcr. should have, q supply oi
cold hr-ad:l
Crate OF crumblc upS quart 81 bread
Into bowl, pnt Into !, same quantity nj
whortlcbcfric., aud half t.s-cup II but
ter, then make custari With i've egg
using only the yolk.), Que ica-cup aux
ar. pour over the bread anil set In tb'
oven for about ~ minutes, u Il Il hot
Then make = mcrlnguc With the white
20 the i've eggs aud thrcc-quariers 81
cup IL sugar, and pour over the cu.tard
r,turn Ia the oven a few moments aud I
l. ready Ia h. served, making a yer,
pretty dessert With very little trouble. A.
no sauce !. required.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
NOTICE on voarCI.o.,,uY-

NVHkHtA,. OhsIlo Ciark. % nsshsl. ,ou,t,
w yt uNfsrl, State % MAlne, ssu al ,11ter,,l
dsy % April A. u. I'D, by his sles-i 81 n.sr.s,
~ that date reoonlei In Oxfori Reztstr, II
i,es l.. vol. ~. pase 40 ooayeyel ~ a. n.tke
.aslas. Hank, ~ iiethel, In ali County. eer,.i,
raj estate ds-srthei az follows. via a c.tt.ls
10 OF panel 81 ani situated IN AIlsany In 80
toanty shi l-ihE part ~ lats numi.er..l thrr.
~ The thlri tanse ~ "a. In ssLi Albany ant ~
ing ssfns eonseYei ~ one William n. wIiil.m.
~ thorns.G. Kendall by desi isiei usr,h RI
is.i. rccorie'i In ali Registry, bosk Iis. pass
so, excepting sni e.ersing from TIE sane an \
portion thereof comprising ti.s messio~ f.fu.fl,
.sn., IN common AMI un'iiylle.i with rinek NJ,
barnhsm, sst si.o re-sryinx a rtsht ~ va
across s.ii premises fsr The pufpo.s IL pas.ln.
en u seit meadow snd takins The hst ths9, IRA.
Ling The sane prvmise. eonseyeI H. Ian. m
Hall ny Wssisu y. Wheslsr bV si...l ssts-
Auxast iesh. f's, recorlet In alb ~ xl.try. I.k
Ia. I.Age ri. and by alt iIsn sse,sI Z, ~
Clark ~ deei dsie.l on sali fsurtS.nth asg =,
April 4. u. I'D. Being the hssss-tssJ f.r,s "A
Vie sah Carr nSw cssupie.l by him In al
bsthsi AMI vheryss The cos.iitlss IL sal.i mort
fAxe has besn hroksn. nov thsrrfsr.. 4, r....s
81 We sressh OF The essditiss there.f the saiI
bethsl savings bank claims fors ls-ars Of ali
mortgage.
bssksl. Ne, ysiy Q, isi.
bkIlikL sAvfN0s RANK.
~ A Hsssick. ~ rrassrsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

NOT so curg As nc THOUGHT
NC WAS.

NOT so CUTE As nc THOUGHT
nC WAS.
One day q tin p~,iiler with an assort-
ment of knlck.knack. arrived NJ certain
village In Connecticut aud called at Que
of the house. to .eli hls wares. Afier
dI.po.lng 10 q few article. Ia the lady of
the hous. who was surrounded by q reg.
ular swarm of children, she declared
her Inability Ia purchase more for the
want ~ money.
"But, ms'am," said the pcldler, "aln''
YOU got some rags"
"None Ia .sll, was the reply.
"weli, returned the p~idler, "you
seem tn have plenty 10 children. VIII
you scll inc on. Tor tlnwar-f
"what viii you give, .irr
"rcn dollars, ms'sm."
"ln good tlnwsrcr'
"ssrtin, ms'am. III. best"
"w-li, sir. L.. bargain" said the
lady. "snd ycu may take your pick OF
10. whole lot"
The p-,Idlcr, surprised that hl. Offer
was acccp,cd, vt confident that th'
mother would not part With her child
selected bright looking hoy. plscrl
him In the cart and supplied the lsd,
With tins until the .um ~ sio va. made
up.
Then ia. pe'idlcr, certain that th'
mother would hasten Ia rr,io-m the chlld
a. soou q. .hc aw him actually starting
~, mounissi the seat b.slic the littl'
fellow, Who, pleased With the idea OF
having a rl.l., was Growing lu.iily, and
ro,lc on AZ slow pace, expecting each mo
meni Co hear tho lady calling Ia him .,
bring back the child. Hut no such eat
iIi h. hear. AFTER proceeding .hor
li.tanc. ~. pe,idlcr began IA see that h
had made bal bargain snd iurpcl hl'
horse. hcai again toward. the lady
house.
The lady hal Just hnl.hed ornament
log her clos.t .hel,.. With ih. tin whci
the t-sidlcr entered.
"Well." AID h.. II don't think th'
hoy will 10 after al. think you ha'
letter take him back and let mr have ml
tlnsarr.
"No, .lr, the bargain Va. fair" sah
IN. lady. "ani YOU shall stick Ia
wh.ther you want a. az not"
surprised at thu. the pclilcr then ~
claim~l
"why. ms'am. hos can YOU think q
parting With your hoy Ia an utter strin
gcfy'
"Iile.. YOUR soul, mister, ! have ~
children" r,tarnod the lady. The chll
,lr,n you -. herr are psup"r childfr'
aud q. YOU appear Ia d" good man
" 40 gladly .cll yoa several morr ~ thru
N you Ni.h al slO hcsi."
The hoy va. drupp.,l al the door, ih'
,.c,idler Jumped ab,,,ri hl. cart snd ih
way b. made HI. old horse get ava
irum that house ~as caution. " J
.aic Ia say that be- never forgot hi pau
per speculation -Exchangc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

/ Sluarr q point - the COMPASS With q
plant shich flower, bat rarely. word Ell
prvssiug part. AMI q river In the north ~
Engiaud.
? Sluarv a word expressing valuable
hai often nii.n-.si posss>siou. with a
thought. name Coz animal fcod, and q
Vsr.on's arilou whsn that fool CONES 81
table
S.guAv a ~ori meaning destiny, with
aspao, on which q bgllllng stands, at
outward siyn - gricf. aud the plural Of An
organ % -cuss
4 SguArv a beautiful sweet .ocnt~i ios
~ with a pr,.ious STONE. part % q shiI.
AL female CHRISTIAN name
& SguArv river In Germany with =
hsAyy metal. with . wori meaning una
dorn~l. aud Oh. name 10 q garden men
tioue,i Ia the Bihl..
q SguArv = SaSss- animal with the .hAgr
u an csg. with tie condition 81 q cripple.
Anl ~ori meaning - run away
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

I have not used all Of one bottle yet.
suffered from catarrh for twelve years,
experiencing the nauseztlng dropping In
the throat peculiar Ca that disease, and
nosc bleed almost daily. tried various
remedies without benefit until last April,
when saw Ely's Cream Balm adver-
tised In the boston budget, procured .
bottle, and since the first days use have
had no more blecilng-the soreness IL
entirely gone.--D. q. Davidson, With the
Boston Budget, formerly with Boston
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

Little Annie had been having trouble
with her lessons. aud had turned for a.
sistance to her big brother. Tie did ths
sum. for her, handed her the paper, and
resumed hls reading. She was soon
back at his side, however, anil be 10
auIred: "whst's the matterr Aren',
they all righty' "Oh. yes indeed! The,
are ever so nice; but wont you please
nut few mistakes In, so that teacher
xxiil thinL dill IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

An OIL ply -ieiAs. rviirci fwss prsssioe. having
hal plsesi IN his hands by AN EAst India mis-i.s.
AIRY The fsrmala of q simple vegetable rvmeiy
uon. brssshltis. Csiarrh. ASTHMA and all Throal
and Lung Affections, also = ps~itiye and radical
cum Cor Nsrvoss Debinty AMI al Nervous Com
paints. amer having te.s<i ~ wonderful esra-
duty - make v Known ~ his suffering feliows.
Aetststs-i ~ this motive and DESIRE 10 rlieve
human suffering. will s<pi frrs of eharre. N
al vhe dssirv V. this rrsipe. In herman. frvseh
sstAf. ssss BY nall By sadrost.S VIII stAnp.
W f.s ss ,sffvv..s sa.sl. n.sAsa~.x.Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

The doctors are all liable to be mis,ak,
en-. They were la my case. cost ms
$4,000, because they said ! had the
heart disease, aud then told me I mus,
die. Grandmother said u Was liver com.
plant, and s2.O0 worth of sulphur lit.
tiers cured me.-Jennie l'oor, l.ockport,
Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
CURE YOURSELF.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The
heat medical book published, one hun
drcd pages, elegant colored plates, will
be- sent you on receipt OF three 3-cent
stamps to pay the postage. Address n.
T.. Or,iway a Co., boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

ALEX Prnso>., u River ST., Cam.
bridge. Mass, says:-
"T.ll On. public that Tuxedo knocks
the spots out of all other powders In this
wide universe, leave alone out 81 clothes.
Our sale. are on the increase"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

II seems that n. J. LOSING. the histo-
Ran, was the first 10 suggest = Worlds
Fair ne fitting Observance OF the tooth
anniversary Of the discovery Of America.
lie has much 90 answer for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
Ne ifp. pl.m..i.

1 In correspondent , \ hsi oovvr'
ing 4 vics /. The chief city 4 Small
q To .p-ak : Ia vesial
/ \ con.onAnt = An article 4 Soue
thing eulpy~i 4 \ p!aoe ~ amussmsnt
5 Consumed G A aumbsr !. \ coi.-o
nAnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

"when Was IL. mommer, that YOU had
four eye.y' "Dont talk nonsense. Min
ME. never had four eyes" "rhen,
Why does every one say ] got my eyes
from your
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
No, q. Oh. rasslsr

K.y te th. rsuisr
No. Tea Crossword Enigma Bill Sye
80 les Pr
\ glory Apparrls the corn.
The meadow lark carols the morn.
The dew glisisn- over
The grass aud tie clover.
-Tis June-and tie summer l. bOfnl
W lod-Thr,s Constellation. Lyra
CcminL Capnoornus lcap-rye oornusL
~. iG.-fAyOrite Grrsniums / Lady
Washington Marshal Mcmahon 5
New Life. . Happy Thought
Va. ios-Cooundrums They are both
ca time.
No. 10 Rhomboids
LUS TOTAL.
RES NATAL.
BOATS NORA
PROPS METAL
spATs EToS
No. i.o-inoomplste Sentences; Pirates
--praiss-paies-pAts. , Bramin-brain-
BRAZILIAN . Gnbble-gabole-gable-
gale
No iTi.-IIidden Rivers Eilsto. Sdigr.
SAone. Colorado. Wabash
No. H. -llebesdings; Ideal. i.rate. !.
slAm. LIVED. ioonioal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
p.s.'s !. "auAnlSrrrp" TO cuRr.

Cant you get the RICH, pitch on TIL.
cornctr' "ie.; gimme II (pitchc- u out
NJ the Window There you are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

Cleanllne.. NAV D. next TAI godlinc-.,
but the soap advertisement can crowd
M. religion. notice Into an obscure cor
ner on the ln.lde page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28


/ n payment flf .r-.l. paryha-s.i atths .tarys
| - an - a. uisft hart nams-i ~ 80 prusii
/ - ~ puryha-s amaunis O. - ssst.. s.sh.
fof earh ouupun 80 r,ssiFsi.
We Axrvs D, .oospt az. ooaron 90 NJ
aivye oansiiions anl invits zoe b. cal un ~
shsn purJhasing E,-s,s.
sutru FAEi.
kennsy fiunauasF. A'at-. >h"e-, Cathins.
"a is~ksrN 60. by tss-si..
~ h,l.isr. Gsnsrsi Nsrthan.ii-s.
". a Frthiagtsm, n.-t.. sh.-u. Trunks.
nrigE- a Farrar. Nests an.i camel Go,-i.
4 A N tssrfF nrugs. au.i ~tuftinT t.t-sis.
lean fi~rvs. Wa'shs-. Cio.ss. lessiry 81.
W. ,. X lsnns'i' -. ans,ry
y paytsn nalstsr, Gensrai Asuian.iiss.
Nulhalisnt rhllnps. Miiturry
girhar.istn A ksnnsy. liari~ars.
". A Porter. Eruit All CoufestisnsFy
/ 2 =. Mshh's Bius >tsry, ckthins.
| b. n. Hlnsltt JssthiuE.
Alia-oa iioa-s Farni.hinE co. Fura'tary.
llanua A Bis1nsI. Fancy Groocris.. ga.
usfuEL
Z .. liss-s.n a Ga, Grs,eris-, Nsats. a.
Nj y. D. Earuham. Nimnery.
y = N@aAt tfNatiA hffftaAA.At-rf
HUCNFIEln
"a u wahlrvn. ous Prize shos stafv.
I. "a shas. Iisrisars G.r,-nsrtc-. fhsar.
Aifr,.i Cols. B.-,ss snsi >taIisasry.
Sosru HJCNsELb.
AZ. hasou, ,'sasral Msfyhansiiss.
ptxTIELD.
e. L. blhnxiAm. HARDWARE
!. \. ChA-s, fhotegrsphs, Crsyoa.. Irame-.
MuibollAa'l A fhillps. Millinery.
HIRAM
A. =. u. louns. Gsnsral Mervhan'iiss.
EAsT HIRAM.
iame- tvans a Co. 6sncral Merrhan.ii-s.
HKoWNFINLn.
81 q. ban a Co. GsnsrNl Mcryhan.ii-s.
SoRwAN LAKE
J. n. hrasihury, 1fuscries. Ounfectiunery etc.
lamss suith. Irots. shas.. a Rasbsrs.
wHsT FAkIs
kam-isiis Isiilea.Dry Goois, b,,oss A shos-.
{. g Tan. rsui,urv. olsAiDy a fso,ssaf
A =. Curtis a co. Gen~ral Msr,kansii-s.
HaNA>rs rum.
N. " Hathaway, ssneral Mervhan.itss.
tfrs >tsphsn-. t.ensrsi Merchsnsii-s.
WATERFORD
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Geo. W. hsm~ssi. esssrsl Msr,hsnsii-s.
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Make small cariisrsri coahtsr.. and Yet
tsr them Ike the priuts-i ooc- on your de
sram Piac. them exactly over the cnr.
rs.,npiing one. in the ric,ury. AMI then
move them ~ follow. Moving one letter
at time. gri. in the thrvs spsr-s \, svor'i
describing an inset Letter. o. oountsr,
cams, skip ~ Jump. bat sach one must
have . clear path When this word !.
m0ls move thrvs mofv lsttsrs a. " sPso-..
making q vorl rrprv>~uting color Next,
In T. spaos-. make a. sniml Last. IN u
sg.Ncs,. make 1T name fur gifl When
tie worls are prci-rly arrang~i. the mi
tiAl. reading down will XIV. = kini II
meal. AMI tils FINALS will give the uAms II
= garlsa The uuml-rs will serve tors en-
ulalnlug ulnFps
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pAxA,, .AnsArAnILLA cuGrs.

Cass. oh, yes, Parsons Jones IL we'll
enough: but does be- practise what he
preschesf Haas. hope not. There's
a good deal of hell Ia hls preaching.
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rnr p,SAs s,nsArAmLLG

No man 1. much 20 a Christian who
never does anything but stand around
for the devil Ia lean against.
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What thrs hgurs multiplied by will
make precisely 81 a.. 81 Ia
Why l. twtcs ten ilas twio. sleV,u'
B~caus. twicc ten sIr twenty, aud t~ics
eleven arc tscntytwO tool
Which Is the greatest numtsr' sir dozsu
dorm OF bali dorm doleni
Why, .in dozen do.sn. u oours. air
dozen dossn bsing "a. and half dorsu
doxru -
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small boys AMI green apples are now
Que In body. use Johnson's Anodync
i.inlmeut for collie.
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A Wicked Construction. Marle-"i'm
within ten years % thirty-six." Maria
Mercy. you are not forty-six. are
Xonsr,
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AK your grocer for }. c. Davis old
soap.
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THEY ARE LIABLE!

p,sAs "AnsoLurrlr CURES DIS.
EAskl'
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Ma. tfs.-tirs.G.
The tigrag. t.rginning Il the upper len
hand oornsr. will spell the delight OF every
hoy. CruSs words ~ thru letters each l.
A Kind ~ trs An article % dr,>s
Much uss-i In winter 4 A snsre A
vehicle. a SAIL |, A tciy ~ water
Much usesi In summer q Relative. 10
Awssrr a. A sailor
No. tfs.-rwe In o.e-
ws'r, a, home In high life.
She and l.
View both st the Top.
And twoaid br,ak us to DROP
She and !.
ws'r, 18th Of Us tongusy-
18th
saiuis and sinner. call
To my golden wall.
TO a charity hall
Cons. golden friends allr'
She quoth.
ssmstimc~ We are crackei.
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hut ~ ~ al full swing.
And ", both love ring.
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N.. tta.-ri-
Hucl a Vcsr gsntiwi fro tomsighen 81
nurt pa.
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Ina wori - ten letters. meaning pr
ton or subdivision, dni without trans
position 81 isttsr>l words having the-r
definitions
I. To ~ away . Equal value j a
portion 4 An article ) in,rigue.
Msml.rs - the human race Z Myssf
10. iff.-A. Aa,h@.tIe.i rs'''s.
shaw that The half - eleven !. SD. 81
twelve l. .sysn. aud - thirts,n u eight
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