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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23
NOTICE TO oo-owNER-To HENRY c.

You are hereby notified that I have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and improvements
Stemple Mining district, Lewis and Clarke
county, state of Montana, in order to hold said
revised statutes OF the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1890; and il within ninety
days after this notice of publication, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion Of such ex-
penditure, as co-owner. your interest In the said
claim will become the property Of the subscriber
under said section 2S2+.
PATRICK MCDONALD.
First publication July %. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23
Dyspepsia.

That nightmare OF mans existence which
makes food n mocksry and banishes sleep
from weary eyes, readily yields to the po-
tent influence of the celebrated English
Dandslion Tonic. II tones mn the digestive
orgnns. restores the appetite. makes as
the whole system. All druggists sell il at
81 per bottle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23

Prompt relief in sick headache, dizziness,
nausea, constipation, pain in the side, guaranteed
to those using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a
dose. Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23

You can buy q complete nursery stove at The
Bee Hive for 25c. Call and get one.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23
National Bank 80.

H ~
-.
OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL. $500, 900
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 100000
Designated Depository OF the UNI
tod States.
Interest Allowed on Tine Deposits.
General Ranking Ht s,ness I transacted.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Directors.
8. +. HAUSER, President
u. W. KNIGHT, Cashier
r.. II. KLElNSCHMIDT, = Asst. Cashier
GEO. Fl. HILL, End Asst. Cashier
Gran villa Stuart, btocksrower
Hon. I. G.. Power. u. y. Senator
j. G. Curtin, Clarke, Conrad d Curtin
II. &. Hamilton, Capitalist
o. Il. Allen, Mining and stockgrowor
Chas. X. Wells, Merchant
A. II. Hotter. A. M. Hotter Hardware Go
Associated Banks.
Northwestern National Bank, GREAT Falls
First National Rank, Misaonla
First NAtional Bank. Butte
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23
Thomas Cruise Saving

The Thomas Cruise Savings
BANK, OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 100000
THOMAS CRUISE. President
FRANK X. CRUISE, Vice. President
WIN. J, COOK, Asst. Treas. and Secy
WIN. j. SWEENEY. Treasurer
Trustees. .5 w." .
Thomas Cruise. Frank II. Cruise,
VIM, j. Cook, VIM. J. Sweeney,
John Pagan.
Allows 4 per cent. interest on Savings Deposits,
compounded January and July.
1'rnnsacts d general banking business. Draws
exchange on the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Deals in county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 O.. m. to 4 p. m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from : to 3
o'clock. VT"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-23

Dated. September 18th, 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Those Who lack the facilities ~ q hot
ts,i 90 cold.ftams NAV have early plane
by soving their ..sis Ia h"Nr' Ia ih"
v Indos. Inug. narrow boxes about
thr,s Inches dep are the bret. such
,oNss may D. PLACED n~sr uhr glh..'
uhcf- the plsnts Will enjoy th" " gm'
snd their shallow depth Slll allow ihcm
a. dry oat fr,yly.
IIll the uoNr. wiih hu". p"rou. .oll,
The .ufiac,-.oli icing .lttc'i, ani The
ahole Ssli hfm~i AMI made almost a.
.mun,h srd level "a bnaui hy pressing
sith pans,i surface. II The seeds ~"
very nnr, ss~ thrm In RVS over THE
smooth soll. aud take great rarr Ia WATER
log e. aNuli tuughlng the surface. hr"p
tie suil moist. but bot VT, as ton much
moisture destroy. toe germ II the ."''i.
Tho same circ IL also ncc"sssfy after
40, plants api~hr, a. prNrni ihrin itnm
ismping ~ II th" pauis h~gln y"
rfuad each other, remove = I"ftinn y"
another taN. Ap-nknifr can D. us''i g.
pix out th- plants, u very small.
Plants thus removed h.coms stronger
aud h~ttsf ruutc,i than thu.r lrfi Va the
box. tpt thy cropping oi Tho roots ha'
The same ,fr,t az pfuniug the tops
NAMELY, al abundant grusth ~ new
shoots. Many p-fsuns transplant All
thrif young plsnis ,n Induce ~" grow Va
- an abundance ~ hhtuus ruois; and
y hcn IN. u done the plants are trans
f,rr,,i a. their bluomiug quarters.
| Light, beat and air sui q rr'sontnlr
/ drgt,v ~ moisture are III rss"niial {"
,uung s--,lliug Ilants. Thee rr'Iuisiis-
being iudi .iou.l, pru,hlc,i, anyone ctn
.uryve,i Ia startling plants from se-is
aud a. have them early, fcS b"Nc' w
th~ house will pruluc- jnst a. gpwl
plant. a. the hc.t hut-bssi that can u
| CuustfuCted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
RrcIpES

pAsrE1 ron ON I'IE.-One hcaping
CUP pastry fOur. tao teaspoons lhfd,
onc teaspoon haking powder, one tea
spoon ALT. ~ift nour, salt aud taking
powder together. Rub aud chop In
shortening. make quite stif With cold
water. ons-quarter cup or morr.
NICI MUIIINs. Two eggs, butter
lire Of an cgg, one cup of ssc,i MIX
one tablespoon sugar. one heaping tea
spoon baking powder, fouf To make
.iiff batter; bake In mufiln ring. or gem
pans.
TART SurILs.-Onc cup lard, one
tablespoon white sugar, white 81 one
rgg, three tablespoons cold water, Hour
enough Ia make a stif paste.
wuIrI CAkI.--One cup sugar lcoflee
cup mrasurrl one cup sweet milk, Two
cups -four, butter .1c 20 an egg, whites
Of four eggs, tao teaspoon. baking
powder. Tut la all but .gg whites, and
| beat vigorously fes minutes. Flour
.hould b. sift-,i till very light. Beat
egg-s hiirs tO It'll frOth and add last.
Lemon fa,oring.
DELICIOUS SroNGE CAkE.-lIsat the
yolks aud white. IL two egg. separately,
aud mix nearly all of one cup ~ sugar
y ith the Nhits., the rc.t With the yolks.
Add Que cup fiour, one gcncrou. tea
spoon baking powder, aud onc-quartrr
teaspoon ALT. After mixing all these
we'll together, add one-half cup boiling
water.
IIInuT CAKI..-One-half cup butter,
one aud one.half cups sugar, Que cup
currants, three eggs, ON" teaspoon of al
Kinds Of spices, Oue-half teaspoon soda
Dissolved Ia table.lp0on of water, hour
enough to roll. i,oll thin, aud cut With
q cookey cutter. hccp Ia awrll-co'errd
jar.
CHAM C,KE.-Three egg., white.
aud yoll.: beat separately, then beat To
gether; add two-thinls ~ cup of
sugar, and beat agaln. Three table
.poons sweet cream aud milk, Que heap
Ing teaspoon baking powder, one and
one fourth cups 10 -four. Bake IN three
LAYERS. Ia a modera,. oven.
P,IIiag. -On--hslf bowl IL Thick, sweet
cream, whip I'LL Il 1. .tlfi. sweeien aud
uaNof Ia tarlfs Ita'' N'hN''" ~ -,
aud cover cake when cool. Keep In
cool place.
SNOW Prppr>s.--Take three sour ai-
pIe.. pare aud core. aud steam until soft /;
beat them With a silver spoon, aud Get
away Ia cool, then add the white OF one
egg aud a cup Of powdered sugar; beat
this opc hour.
lSiHos.-lolk IL one egg, one cup
milk. one-half cup sugar; Jet II boil up.
then remove from the fire. Flavor WITH
vanilla. serve cold.
IrxrIS EG.s.-Boil six egg. iof
thirty minutes. Take OF the shells,
chop the whites fine, ana rub the yoiks
TO paste. Tut half rint 81 mix on
to boil: rub an ounce Of butter aud
Tablespoonful az corn starch tog.h.f,
and add to the boiling milk. Tut Ia ths
chopped whites, With salt and peprs'
Have squares at hot tosst on hot dish;
cover each with layer OF the sauce,
then a layer Of the yolks. then the Whites
and yolks. Sprinkle the tops With pep
per and salt, and Get In hot oven one
moment and sssvs hot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
.olsr wITn AIS OWN PLrbRo.

MI H., book puhllshcr, BE-, . non.
isriul mrnory, anil his kn1s lrisr "l
Engu.h iusrtiurr u 80 available That
slrn frirnl pl.hr. a. know where hnv
particular passage may d" iounh h'
str,rs a. onc- fof W.. u.
4 unmtous souli-h" VT, not long
go thlnking to puzzle him an.i max
.I,art fpf company AZ dinner. lutnrn~l
them pfinr o. NJ. - ARRIVAL. that W
had " fit,sn .nmr poetry ant inirn'lr1l "a
.uhml, II g. NJ. u. .. South"y's, ani Va
1ujf- In which ~ hi' po~m' the hnr' o.
rurrvd. ~ the proper moment There
frfr. after the gussi. we're seAi"l, he u"
ga;
"Trlrni n. I have h~-n a go"d dea
puyyl.,i ~ late tr,l ng g. hnd w south
~. t-,.m. ~. vsll.knnsn Hines funn'ns
thus, .quutins his owu line IN 80,
tell "a. aiaut Whtt tim" D. sfutr uirw
II Be- no, f.msmhsr o. h,vr met ih~m
b~far-.~ replied Nr. u. "and thrfr Ssr'
only TO t.~fio,i, In Sputhry's lif" Shsf
such lin~s could possibly have h.en viii
ten by him" -
"wb.n view ,ho.. = glecfully cNclaim
81 the witty que.tl"nrr.
"Som~N hsfv.~ .ah Mr. H.. "abon
that early period ~ hl. life when he Va
having The ms,sle. and cutting hi' nr'
teeth: or near the close ~ hl' liir. wh~i
Nj. brain. had .otiens,i snd b" had falle'
Into IdIac,. The Versihrsti"n belong
to M. measle. p~riod. hat the expression
clearly b-,rays ~" lllniic one.
IN. funny qucstIoner smllei hlntly
hut the company roarrd With laughter
-Exchangc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
alsy PILLOWS

avery prtiy aud Elective baby PHI
low I. made IN the folioNing manner /:
cover the pillow. Witch should D. II The
.oitr.i feathers, aud thlrte-u 90 four
t.,u lnche. square, With delicate lndh
ill. either pluk 90 blue. fhcu buy a
doe handkerchief Nth narrow hcm-
.tiish-d border, and ,mbrolisr either Ia
white. pink ~ blue, according "a The
color ~ yoar pllloW. 10 ycu Slsh both
eide. ~ the rillos alikr, ct tso hand
kcfrhi.f.. although u !. more expensive
and a soft piece IL mull Zoe The other
side de-. iu.t az WE'LL Hay lace 90"
inch aud half Wide which should u
rather uli when ses~i on, aud whip
the edge. ~ ,our handkerchief. together
and Zip your pillow Ia. II person u
experienced la embroidering they can
design their own pattern. on the hand
krrchisf.. hi. makes very PRETTY
pillow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
~ o,,o siIescplesRs.

The special announcement which ap
peafed IN our column. some time .in..
announcing special arrangement VIII
Dr. n. =. Kendall Co., Of Eno.hurgi
Falls, VI, publishers ef ~ Irrail.e OF
the Horse aud his Diseases, whereof.
our .ub.crltsr. we're enabled 10 obtain =
copy 81 that valuable work free oy senh'
ing their addres. to u. j. Kendall TO,
land enclosing a two-cesi stamp ioi
mailing same) Il renewed Tor hnll'e'
period. We trust all WIZ a'ail ,hh'
selves Of the opportunity OF obtaining
TIL. valuable work. To every ,o,eI W
The horse n \. Indispensable, ss u treats
In a .lmp,e manner all the diseases which
ai,,Ict mi. noble animal. u. phenome-
mai sale throughout the United states
and Canada, make h standard authority
Mention this paper when ssndins Tor
.Treatise."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31


OUR FEET AND FOOT COVERING.
Our boots aud shoe. are . costly Item,
when one desires % keep the feet en-
cs.sd In new looking, siyiish and COM
| Portable "foot coverings"
\ popular aud fashionable shoe dealer
| In the city tell. us that "the shoes must
be long enough, II We de-lre neat NJ.
| That most persons select boot that u
too short" lie selects shoe that 10 us
seem. "ico long" aud then asks " I'VE
desire polish"
We do not, as We have learned that
ya.elIne With little common backing
rubbed In u, "a IN. very beet poll.h that
We have ever u.ci. Handsome aud en-
psn.i,e boots can hc kept In shape, b,
.moo,hlns Into the original one when
taken OF the foot. n kicked OF an'i
dung Into corner, they ."on herin !"
look like old veterans. The best boot,
when NO, Ia wear. should be- kept In
shos-hox, not "shoc bag"
Cheap polish :. Injurious to boots and
| shoes.
m 4. aid by those Who should know
that ''in the providing fot growing fsmE
lies, the shoe hllls are the most ,e1i'
tIous." Impatient fathers are Often
| yeN-l when "fne boots" must bc al
often purchased for the rcsile.. fssi
which ''pu.h" rapidly through the .ofi
| leather. We have Seen mother. who
drrsds~i To- announce the unsslcome in-
| ,slllgrnc. that ''Johnnlc's tocs we're out.
| Mary must have new pair ~ boots.
N Mary, with the boys, he taught "a
take good care of the "gUoi article.
supplied them. the call for ncS oncs VII
y. lr.. frequent. By quickly washing
the mud from muddy boots snd .l'ocs
dr, log Without baking them aud kc'p
ing lhsm safi With Naselinr, the days 81
their useiulnc.. will bc heightened. \
tuiton hoot must D. Kept buiioncd " the
shape l. preserved.
| MANY persons abhoT heavy shoe
ruhi-.rs sud srytlcs, Indifferent To ih'
old simoni,ion, "k".p the f-ci warm
AMI dry
our shoc-slcaler insists upon broad
=. veil ~ q long shcs, alec recommend
Iisga stout hat soft shoe. All this b.
levn sah many time. bsiorr bN plat
people. ". ary glad 10 und IN tho no.l
frrgusnisd boot aud .ho- emporium IA
tho ,iiy, q fashionable dealer, Who ln
.i.t. aI.ou htiing his patrons scnslbly
In comfortable aui sty li.h "fDot gyat,.
Tilos. Nho w.af thcss shoe. can Sal'
" lihout llmplBg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

OXFORD, -.
TAkTN oa ssclliiaB. hHI s.u fF s.ti tY
il puhIl. aaltIHn. On O. t.rtE las Hf APRIL a
n iTIaf 60 U'rilfk On Co. flrrr.s.H M e. afIes
20 Nrrrifk A rark. In iathfL In .afi rFlrtf "A
Oxfort. an e. uEt ia sIaIr uhl.t tslsai
Harfiulan. 20 6ira.l. mi Ell. fu.anfr al on a.
twenty .srnni Gas 20 Nalrtnirr. a ~ isa a
eight a'Cissk snsi thlrtT uiuatrs ln ca fsrrn.sn
~h~u ths sauas "a stttla,-i eel g. urtruaI srit
o. ry,ieom o. fnIIasinE is-ru.-si uleftrsEr'
rsal s-tais sitaats.i I'M saii hi.faf, a. 80 - 4
certaln plcts ar IarrgI q aul buaa.lssi 49,
dsssrihell a. flllsss. via rurruHFulinF NJ o.
suuthfast CafnTr - lini FnlVrFt 20 bT asfsl frUu
N Aisuls HEIR o. o. lrthhIttnts % s1ti t1su
% Giieai, thenos sastsrif su strrtt ist.iug rasi
~ trsn housf On sali t,lati IN rsis o. a staks
ani stonss. thfnrC naftafr'Y IN ruis. t.lrncs
thsnrr esstrr'f 1Fs rlals O. en- fast nuF - a.
tuun Has "a knoan, ulrufr ssuth "
sati tnss tauss Il HE O. tllc Gre rlrutiUns.i
h-auuIi tainr tts sane hnl ruutfTtsi O. al
Hsrri-on ~ .aii A.lsns hsir. by Ted tate.i
IAcC lhh. ~
A. one other r.sce 10 psrrel ~ All situate
o. sat tslisad tslu.isi srf irsrfIsi ~ fulllrs
O. 90 asaiunin1 "a 4 pine stamp siautiing ~ A.
nsTthssst c,lrusr 20 "a ~. q in ths Eth anzs
rpsis. thsnss -uuth siNtT eus rsis thsure uafth
WESTERN ~ a. stl huanslarF a. sstahl-hst ~
Milsn Eseusu act Ausirts t.suIult.n, fnftF "a
r,.is tllsnrs westerly -sFsutrfn rrsls tnsnrs
soufh hftf nte dsrrvss so siNty ulsis rusncs
natth o. ~ dr.t neutinns,i hsuu.i, tsinE NJ
$40 "a ss,.,s sosss,si = so 10. ,,srs,
~. A u -. ant ryssFsls,l in tsxfor'i Couaty
reEi-try % dessis, t--sk .ii, pase tt-
CYRUs n woRMELL.
nsputy shcrif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
A pwuAprUl BORE

The cars which run alter mlhnlght
usually contain one or two Who NAV al
that unsc,mly hour enjoy the privilege
of q smoke. Rcccntly such ear from
on. ~ ia. suburb. va. boarded by dap
per little dude Who was smoking cigar.
cite. lie wss dressed In Immaculate lin.
en-, evening hrrs. aud oycfvoai, aud
weighed probably from rs To- lfppounds.
~. Fac. wss pale, and. altogether, be
Looked a. though good pun 81 Wind
would blow him away.
AZ the next crossing big, butly TEL
Low apparvntly bosom friend 81 EaC-
chu. got on board. lie syed VIZ. Dude
for minute or two, aud hnally blur'oi
out
"S.y. sonny, Give us cigarette
The dude ssld net word, but reached
into NJ. coat pocket AMI drew forth The
required article which be- handed Ia hl'
unsslcomc companion.
The latter wss evidently prim~l for a
hh ~ fun. \ ros, az snNthlng else That
came along. lie reached over and took
the dudes lighted weed from the latter .
mouth, ~ III. ovn .ni casting look III
.corn At hi small Nirtlm. threw the bor-
row ~ tobacco stirk away.
Mr.. Dude rsmly Ilt another cigarette,
Without dslgnlng t. rv.eni the insult.
The hufly one smoked Va silence Tot
tvo 90 thrr. minutes, then thr-w tie
remnant 20 the cigarette away, saying
"Say' Give us . cigarrtis."
~ ga,. you one. 4" r-pll~'i the dude.
"Gi,e ~ q cigarette Yer h"srf roar
81 ~. huliv, sd,aneing thr-airnlngly.
Hut the little fellow didn't brighten
lliti. hii. IL merely answcr~i'
II gave you one
"Drrn YER Give Va cigarette ven
ci IN. nos Infatuated bully, cluichlns
Il the coii collar % the dude and doab
ling up hl' ut.
Ju.t then there was . sudden move
msnt ON the part ~ the dspp.r little fel
Low. ~. small gloVri hand .h", oul
draighi and caught he hlg friend y"
tween the ste., ani h~fore ih" laii"i
,puld recover ~ gave Il a. him right an
left uniii. a. the caf came g. . stop u
rullr,i ~ Into Tho gutter.
H. got up .losiy ani .huii'"d awal
lihout Worl. Tho dude camly VI
another clgtrttr. rrmarking
The. soughs are a dNradful bore
| --Iloafau Imrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

DuTNri 90 uxFuEn.
hart - Oauntr tonulissianers. Drsrmler
,cssisu. 80, hsii ~ adiournmsut. March
I-th. l.nl
UtTlN a. fartEyinE Istltion. satisfactory syi.
ienCr haFtuE bssu ressiFci that IN Istitisasrs
AZ rrsT-auslhig. ~ IL oHutHfu. thai IT, Csunty
tumuIlssi1ngrs uifst AZ H. hua-e ~ 40. 4. Bake
IN All nrssndsti 90 rus-tay, ~ s-th day %
April nrNt az len 20 the elsa. A. NJ ant tlsnre
urassi q Figs ~ routr uusutinssi In All Isti.
tuu. iunrnssilstsly afisf xhieh sisN. bsartng -
a. paftics ani their xitne--ss wi ~ hat al s.lns
C.lnfsuisut p,sec In the FiCinity. asd sarh etler
u1sssurp- taxes Ia ths rrclsi-ss a. the tosntsis
sisnsrs shtii lui<s pfuprf. And q u further
uknsaTu. that nltire "a IA tinlss Place AM par
49, 20 ~ Ooruniissianers' mretnx sfore~aki -
iFNn o. 81 I.sr-ans All cortoratissns iuter~.tssi
T. cau.ing sttrstssi rupies - All Ititisu and -
thls urier tlsresn o. ~ ssrsct gI-ua The tlstk
- To tssu - nfusuheli All aiso I-e-ted ~
b. thrrs Jathnc plaoc. In sail tS~n, AMI pah
lskest thrve Wcsks =esse-sitSly IN The O>fgf'i
llemorraf a nsssVapef puntesi a fsris In aid
CalnfF "a txf,ri, the hrst q AL publications,
ansi "a. ~ the other nstires. o. 10 uass. served
ant fss.t.i 40 lrast thirty days before ssid time
~ lisstins d tf.s end thai al psr-oas AMI cor-
rorations slay thea aui thers aPpssr and -hsv
oalss n any they have. why IL prayer ~ ssii
petltionsrs sho1i 40 - srante,l.
ArrNsT ALnfKr :. AUSTIN, Clsrk.
Eus ospy q ali fst.sisa and Order Of
ATTEST ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. cisrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
DlRIGO STATE SEEDS!
prHI sru,I>
Early Blood Turnip Beet
aANtsa
Ruta Baga Purple Top Turuip,
A. ls. Pc r.sLs.
,,p..s.,. a., ,s.. frrs bT nail. NJ HrifrrI
DIRIGO STATE SEEDS.
Box 100. South Bridg,on. "
,...,n-. >.Is 80 Ia.iiy q nssis'aPii"a
90 I,ssstis..
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tnl Ny ~ WAf'fNlfI =
fi'AkIN chi, .Isth isf ~ hawh. % ia.
ua aa 90. at.an 90 siii@ 'ir.t ~ ia-,..
aIi sstsutrTn aHt thItf hlnr hun irr'thf ..H..
f.ssts ~ sur shHh itsHri 90 fhr IrHr.f .
IafeF >frihnrf ~ iifam. in 49, 'it' RI.
t.suntr. uiafftrI suHlan. un e IT, IfIHrrt fHr 'a
thasasant ia'.ars lrrvl 1T 90 -tIrr.lF
Gal Jsa1t 90 en- tsantr 20 uNfHri 81 '...
tbTrssf b.,iisn at Fahs ta act 90 49, ..a.f.
an en- ssr.sal Tee af 10 feHruafT. y IfN
a. sit sa tfs Iuh IaT af FsHrusrY A % '.'.
Do fafur 20 tsrurfr = Mlisun. tsilIrr Hf Ih L.
afsrvsaii. luigr n ffuiattr ~ .hil 90
tnautF. act aFalast Mar 4 tuir. lufuf g..
ani Oh q. Has. aIof Hos nhstl in .atI ..aHi.
aaI stI 10 sttt I'd puHiir atltiHn at e. ~ r. Il.
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tuantF. a. thr hifhrst ttllrf tlrfrfHr Hn 80
la. ths u htrruth taF ~ Aprl \. % ls.I H
s.tuity shifh 81 saii irs.ias ta's bat aH rF
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ths saI.T 80 aitslfri 1n o. ufi InhI $50 IH '.
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q Lat l-rufif.i bF tanlrs 81. D.. aHi raHn..
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lsni. tasnss .'si.ssri1 ll, % = o. 80 - %
srst oururr ttsnIr nuftarriT by All ~ A.
b. 60 dfst mfutIHnrt iasunts
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GEuRGL q SMILEY.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Charles \. Daley wss arrested last
evening for stealing from the drug
store ~ shlefman, bottle ~ sulphur
Bittsr.. Before the court TIL. mosains.
uton being ssk~i why he should steal,
b. stated that his mother Was troubled
With rheumatism, and that u Was the
only medicine that helped her, and he
Ing cut OF money and work Was the
cause 81 al. stealing. "A this was bi.
hr.' offence he was put on probation
Newark News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
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LItsirI voice g Isrsisk wins mail
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.truy I.lsy "a Dek all dyri : 1t two
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t. cst s Aims. Jerry Tbess auigraus
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in utrssus uurf.A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Ihaye been a sufferer from caiarrh ior
twenty years. found immc,iiate relief
Ia the use IL Ely's cram BALM. slne.
u.lng II I have not suffered m"neni
from headache, sor. throat or loss oi
sleep, fron which previously suffered
caused by saiarrh. consider your
balm a valuable rrmedy.-E. u. Nas.ar'
80 Warren Street. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

No. ai.-Ri.iales
lam ever In sight
With al that - bright
hut melt IN q laugh % sigh.
Though I'm hidden by night.
lam taken In flight.
Whils I cling On whatever Il nigh.
lam foani with the songhi,
AMI I'm held with thc-e oaught
And ana shasiovei In tnany designs
I am lot much In thought.
Though am silent foF noush,.
but signal nv presence In sigus
lam mum With the rough.
And dumb with the tough.
All glum when I'm caught In = plight
Clo-e mnutbssl with enough,
without brvath for = -ough.
And stiii am fcund la the right
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
MILL NEXER,

Allow my.elfto suffer again what ! have
suffered for the Las, year. The vie III,
ease, Dyspepsia, gave me mo co'niou,
could not eat nor enjoy ANYTHING ih'
doctor. amounted Ia nothing nothing
.eemei to relieve me, until ] used Dot
tie of sulphur iilttsr.. POUR bottles
made me well.-,Io.eph Baichclder' Mas
ter Of schooner, q. \. BAKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
In. M.EIs nr,.lh.

Put s.ms lime water Ia a lumber,
breathe ufou u through . ANAL glass tul.
The GuiI. which t-f1rv wss Perfectly
umpld. uill gradually t-cume white A'
u,llk n all1ved o. rrmain a fv-t fur .
short time. rial chAlk sill To- dspo-ltssi Al
the l.lttnm ~ the tumhier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
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