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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
nIIurORn pOIAI

sammy Elllc, went to Portland Ia
have an operation performed upon bis
cye.. which have been troubling HIN Tor
some time. lie srn, the II.
Mr.. Mary Bryant la. gone Ia Ian
caster. y. H.. Ia take care 10 her daugh-
ter. Nlicc. Who Z. very sick AZ that place.
IN. was taken while teaching there.
We tru., .h~ may soon rrcuNcr.
our baud boys conilnus pracilcing
ani sr, doing good work. They deserve
pr,i.- aud all for their perseverance
Ia trying Ia k-cp az with the times.
Mrs. Folly Holt, former rrslicn, of
Elu. River. !. visiting friend. al that
nlsC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
AlaANv.

Hut little news. Almost everybody
STAYS nj home and attends To home
duties. What . blessed place IL peacc-
ful and quiet home. The Invalid ap-
prccIaies home though w would be very
glad occasionally ts step inta his neigh
boris home. The ''shut In society" have
more comforts than many imagine.
Mrs. A. q. bean Il yet quite feeble.
Mrs. Dexter Cummings u quite III
under the care of nr. Twaddle.
Newton Moorss child u quite sick
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
hnRrA PARIS

Miner Benson. son. Who hts hesh iu
Fu.I1... frr some wears la New lla,,u.
Conn. died Vgrt suddenly lat w~gk II
congestion 90 the brain and pucumona.
Tls r,mliu. vvrr brought o. Wet fhri'
sut after thr funeral services Ten ,har-'
90 tle Ml.ouic order W~rr PLACED iu ihs
tomb. M. Benson Nas a Young min 81
su.d habits aud l. kindly rvmsmlrtvI
b., many friruds and sChoolmaics ioi
h.. grnisl disposition.
D. n. Eirhnuison l. very loS and 70 u
evident that che end draw mar.
Tho ladies ~ewing Circle has rrVi'r'
sssin and r. large number were present
AZ Mr.. Abbutt's lat week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

4 powerful rain sunday night and
Monday RAISED the STRAINS and flooded
the roads 40 that tesmlng Was suspended
for some time bat nov Il l. nero weather
again.
Eben Chapman has bccn laid up some
time With rheumatism.
Ephr,im wight y stin very lOw with
a ki,iney trouble.
vi Peabody l. getting Oat One hun
dr~i cords % birth 90 draw To j. ",
Beunett's mill.
II. X. Hastings will saw out two mil
lion feet % spruce Tor the Wild River
Lamber Company this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
IncsI,s nlIIS.

J. u. Tcbbct.. E.q.. Of Lisbon, j. la
town.
Little Arthur siowcll Who Ia. been
uuiir sick u hitter.
IN. I. ~. ~ a.. 4. hold their nesting
la the school hou.. Wc'inesday 30 each
week. ilope all will Try aud attend.
4 paper 1. IN circulation Tor the pur'
ro.e II getting up dance assemblies.
We hopc they will ct names enough la
make a suCCcss of u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
NORWAY LAKE.

Aura Partridge came home from Port
land Thursday and l. visiting at her "a
Tiers.
Alfred shaituck Ia. been granted a
pension.
l.. Partridge Ia recovering his health
slowly.
The farmer. are hauling wood and
tim Der aud arr very busy In thi. vicinity
l.. II. Hobbs I. surveying timber TOT
&. u. Cummings 4 Sons.
q. X. smith, the photographic, Ia.
moved hi. business Ia sanford, Maine,
where he has built a studio ani will
commence ba.ine.. st once. Ills sister,
Edith NJ. smith, viii ~ Ia assist him
soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
p,cKvAlg.

The recent raln has made the travel.
Ing bad In some places on account oi
water
Mrs. Peavy |. very sick at BENJAMIN
iosejoy's.
Alfred II. Walker Installed the officer.
Of Rockemeka Grange saturday, ti's
iOth inst. :.
Lyceum at Franklin Centre school
house, the sNh Inst.
T.. II. Iovejoy, Jr., IL driving team tor
4. j. Fsrrar.
In our last weeks items T. l.. should
read Il. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
srOAFHAu

FRED Tibbe,t. has been very .lck. III
1. some better but quite feeble.
Mauric. Bicknell vas hurt very badly
by stub falling on him. lie was quite
comfortable when last heard from.
4. =. Iiuichin. closes a successful
term ~ school In District No. I this
week.
The January thaw ral.ei the water on
the meadow. az that team. had to W.
Oh for them "a frceke up.
4. u. specrs aud 4. y. Moody went
fishing last week. Their catch wa'
eight plckerel apiece.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
rsygsuRo CENTRE

Ala regular m~rting the ofiic-rs o
julian i0igv. Daughter 81 Eei-kah
ga. duly Installed hy u. u. o.. NJ. Mr.
Augusta 4. brown 20 Denmark
sc. uannsh e Wakcf
e. tfaH y farrfnEtnn.
"a ~us.r uutftins
e. 1sss.F ttarFs
u e. Jane o iiutfhins
ts tsr. 4 hafiFs.
a. ~afN a.. $50 " wstsrtau-s
uf = e. 4. Maker
d n \ e. trssi tNrrtnEtHu
q e. e. ,ta.. >tansy
tEap.. Nsils tarriustgp.
Logging l. good.
snow l. ! - frct on a level.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
PERIL.

T.. 4. Gibbs l. around "a .ec II he can
ct the farmers "a agree Ia send their
milk next season Ia cheese factory II
they should start one. There would b.
one bullt al the Centre " they were sure
"a Get the milk ~ loo cows.
Last Monday wssavcry ralny day bat
u dii not settle the snow much bat the
snow was we'll fllssi With water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Mr.. we.ley Emerson. horse broke w..
leg In the stable last sunday night.
Mr.. .. 4. l.ufkin entertained the cir
rle last Tuesdsy afternoon and evening
quite a gooi time Sas reported.
Mr. Oidsn Charles has b~cn IN Parts
Zoe a Tea davs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
HARTFORD.

The rain storm u Monday pa, stop
~ lcr gathering for while.
VIM. shaw loaded TIVE ear. Nth ap-
pies AZ Bnckhcld the i3th.
Isaac shaw Ia. BEEN quite sick bat i
better now.
George i'hllbrIck !. moving al. hay
a. Turner village.
The tax man l. On the VAR path thl.
week.
Mr.. J. II. Dearborn CO n,Inus' In feeble
health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

\ masquerade !. among the events 81
the near fsiurc. rhsrc l. talk ~ having
II some time neNt wcck, ~ h. getting
war costume ready.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

NJ aud Mr.. T. " Crccker anl Nj.
Hate Cr,,kcr. aud Mr.. y. n. jack 900
aui sou Robert started rursalsy fur
Fioyiia, where th-y vii remain until
warm weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
EAST PERU.

Hall IT Hast Dlxheld has commenced
To- haul hls poplar 10 the pulp MILL that
h. cut on Vim. rrask's farm; he has
about 80 coris 90 haul.
llauScll oldham has from ~ Ia ~
cor,is of poplar that h. has hlrrd \. u.
Isrifflth e. haul for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Thcrr vii .. dsncc AZ Academy
Hall next fhursday eSen,ng. >uppet
Furnished By NJ. VIM. Daniels. Al
Wishing good time .hoald 40, fan h.
attend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
EAsr hRoMNrIIlo.

l.. \. Br,dbury has oI-nci hls siorr,
l.. II. Giles Was az HON. from Augusta
over the sabbath.
Mr.. leon ellie. i al work drcssmak'
Ing.
Lumber. bark. blrrh, rtc., !. bring
Idrawu Ia ths river aud the station
Deep SNOW .omeshAt rviari. the work
bat . larg, amount l. being handled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
s. b. & u. S. PRINCE

your attention the exceedingly low prices that they have
Just pm. Too lines bully broken bat you
can dndw VIII you war tho price will be right
Now e making up coons for neIi and they have
stock Of piece goods aud remnn both behei an brown
,nnels hosiery gloves, hools ind mens also raehngs beads
and ribbons forget the place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Mr.. Gcorgc II. nishce and Mis- MARI
l.. Bislcc "a Bnckdcld Visited relative.
In this village last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

: r. Newell aud George \. Rrlggs
have been drawn a. Jurors from this
town Zoe The February term ~ court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
Nor,cU or vOncCI.OsunE.

vlyIIEREAs, william y. Barlest. % The town
w Of Hartford. County % oxfori snd ststs
% Maine. By his morsssse nee,i astei Jan ~.
The Oxfori Registry % D,esis, eoa,eyef " Ire
Rartissi certain PANEL ~ rial estate situated In
the to~n % NArtfsrl In The ,onnty OF Onfori,
AMI ds-srtis.f Q sfeliows TIE bems.tes'i hrn
IN The late Ilsrscs iiAthst, on which he resiiei
a The time Of his desssse. In Hartford, AMI the
same prvsi~siy that Msry " bsItlsst. Aiminis.
tr.irts Of tise estate ef the said tiorsre Bsrku.
has this day oos,syci " me. AMI viewas uss
coalitions ef ssii mortgage .ies.i hs,s Torn nni
stili ssr broksn by the saii Wuinm Y. hsrtsu.
bf The non yts~ns &C Ia notes AMI interrst
thsrVon a. s,srsisDi IN -Aii sp0Ttssx~. Dov ths
subssr-i<r, - EKrsutsr 81 The VIII % the sAti
Ira nsftissi. by rvs.on % the breach ~ The con
di,ioas oostslr.ei IN sahi mortgage deei. hfrvby
sialm . foresssuv u the same. ssi give tbs
pablo pe<ice fer this purpose In sce"risDee with
the provt.icas % The statute.
Hartford, IaA. " issl.
Join Z. GLONEA
ETccusar of ths Win 81 I'm hstiesi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
WANrEn At oNCI

. So, l'sss,sssss' s. I'VE q ssT ever,
H''s xS,r.ss O. W.. onnsa, MAlss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
The oxford Democrat.
ON THE HILL
DiRKC TOBY.

Fir-t napti.t CharCh Rsv. 4. Y. wcirs. "a.
tor ftVsfhiuE stefy sunsiay n n An. >un.isy
>choal TIN sabbath tgeninE ~srtice a
~ Prayer Mestiars rhur~iAy kyeuinxs a
I MF.n
UaixsrsAnst Churrh Re-. e. q. uau,ihea.
supplr ~unlaF ~rhs-al sfvrv -anilaF al .. A.
frraftinE ssrfire a n 90 "a tnlkIsinr sun.isTs
tAss. :. "a. tss. laa. 4. u. feb. 4. rs. tssl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

IL. cconomIeal-Bn..eI' soap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Mr.. Nbbic Guild u Temple u visiting
her sister. Mr.. i. u. >tartsNant.
l;r,. e. y. HARDEN spcnt a part II
"Wednesday aud rhursday Ia thu plac,
and sas warmly welcomed by his many
frirnis.
Niss liza Harden will - herc a. at
febi ihe spring term.
rrDpls arr harvesting their Ice nni
hauling so,,i in earnest nov. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
AERRON
NtbNON.
Inr nlicrr. ~ Ilehrnn .range Coz

Tue otiicvrs 20 Hebron Grange Tor
l~Ii arr
q "a tsfs.rTr. Nsstrr
d ttaHFff. uffr=rrr
q ratari ifstarsr
Iasrfh tthhs ~trearl
ttrs ~ D tamulinfs. Ohaplsin.
a 4 tiIni.s. IA ~tesaui
O. 4. rnrnTs. TfVasufNr
"a tluulInrs. ~ss.frtaff
frtIn tsHrsus t-st. tsatr ksyrTr
NJ AIttir tsrrruut-si. iu1auna
NJ Ntrr tIFFn. fksra
NJ tt \ tushanan. tsrrs
NJ ilrtts tsssaHrv. 4. Asst ~trsari
10 4 taaHHHan. haIIfstTf
NJ A Innanf. ttrganlst
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
HEIRS IN GREAT LUCK
UE,LrH DIVIDED lxaSc rIEl
asssxssts N sAs arsss Gssass vasssa ss
Trso FEAR Miliiss 10 Five WiIiisa
DsllArs csssysa ~ rasn VITA
LsEs s<slissssats.

EKw Yeas. Dee la-Ths Missss
Stewart. have acknowledges . dsed
conveying ell Of their interest In the
stswzrr property TO their nsphsws and
nieosA retaining SO eco year for life.
A Bzlky D>c4AsaG
Tie dssd u probably the isxKssA IN
volume ever alsA in this eity Il
weighs moro sAaa ave pounds. snd
consists Of niaesy-svs pages of parch-
m<at II eoavsys 1s4 pisces of proper
~ sad representa- more real estate
value ta2a any deed ever fled
Ia The county. The grantsrs
Are Anaa z Chssh and Emue
A. clinch. ths living half-sistsrs Of the
late MIRA Cornslia stewart They
are both unmarried and are well ad-
vaneed in yearz BY the deed they
convey all Of tassr interest tn the
great Stewart estate. valued ct from
a. oes. 600 to $4,000. 600. 70 the
children Of their deceased sister.
Louisa C Eatier. -stsiniag oaly the
snanisies grated them by MrA Stew
art's Will The late ArA Buffers chill
drsn are Resale Butler. Helen c. But
lcr, virrinia Batter. Prescott Hall But.
Ter. Maxwell T. Butler. and Lnliaa
l. swaa Ths deed was drawn
BY Messra Kvxrtz .hoats and Dear
man and was Witnessed BY VIII
liam g. Cheats and Francis @ Parker.
The consideration named 10 u. and the
ding fees alone are si77.sa The prop
srty conveyed Includes the Stewart
mansion. now occupied by the Man.
haitian club, aai adjoining property,
the Metropolitan hose. Nihlo's garden
and many houses
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

cIsczsxATI. Dec is--Ast T. p.
Lloyd. trustes Of & l. Hsrpsr, tAs
banker now in the Ohio pea.tentiasy
bat formerly ef the Fidelity national
bank Of this city. received q judgment
Of s.e. coo fer his trust ss damages
against Adam Wagner and his surssiea
for misuansgement Of Earper's
steel and iron works In Newport Ky.
The judgment ~as rsaasred N the
United States court BY Judge Barr N
coving,on. and is final
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

SUxBrRY. Pa. Dec lo-Ars. Olena
Sedenzki, who was awaiting trial In
the county jail for the theft OF soo.
committed suicide Tuesday night by
hanging herself to the water pipe In
her cell. The pipe was only feet
from the door. but the woman rolled
over and over until she succeeded in
strangliag herself with tho tape shs
had secured
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

PIKE BLUFF. Dec. HE nry Dowd.
0 justice OF the peace in this county.
qusrreled with his wife Tuesday morn
ing and the couple agreed to separate.
Mrs. Dowd left her homo and went To
her sons residence near by. A few
minutes later she went into the garden
and FELL to the ground and expired al.
most instantly. A post mortem exam
ination revealed the remarkable fact
that the main artery of the heart had
been broken close to the organ.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

corrxsya o. Dea fo-Willian
ritxxersia. the cauraerer Of Policeman
william Fred. Of Ysrngssswn. win be
sxecused December Is The supreme
court has refused . new trial Oniy
The governor can new save his life. aud
he has expressed himself a. against in
serfsrsnee IN this casa When informed
Of sae decision Fitzgerald vas com
plsfsiy eros.rn<ed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
They DON'T LIKE IT.
PRECEDENT Rarrissn's Message Dosan't
snfs the ChilisnA

Prestdens Hsrrissns Nssssgs Dosant
snis the chIiisnA
vArPARArso. Dee la-The substance
Chiliaa affairs was received Wednes-
day and l. \ subject OF universal COM
msnt It Is regarded by the Chilians
rs decidedly meaning . rupture BE-
tween the two countries. - it 10 not
believed tAAt The Gillian gevernment
will consent either 70 apolegize oe
make any material indemnity.
The majority ia congress Is known
20 be opposed TO any concession, and
the Chiliaa government, although pos
sessed Of great influence, would dnd it
difficult to carry the necessary support
for any humiliating measures 1t Is
now no secr-t that the government i
proceeding actively with warliks
preparations. and thas artillery Of the
attest manufacture has been ordered
IRON Germany in anticipation Of hoe
tilitics. possibly with other powers and
probably with the United States
The situation Is complicated In
Spain's demand for . large indemnity.
The Chilian's have always dstssted the
spaniards and tho hatred is quiekeneA
by This demand. which the Chilians
say is rresented Ia order to take advan-
tsge Of existing dificultiea The general
sentiment indicates that they would
challenge Spain. II they had not the
United States to deal with. and an
American official expressed the opinion
that the Chilians- might conclude TO
settle with America in order TO defy
the Sp.niards Capt Schloy declined
10 express any opinion for the public
~ TO the president's message. but il
was evident shat he was pleased with It
LONDON. Dee. io.-The Times pub
Eshes dispatch from It's ccrrespoude n
ss Santiago. stating that the insulting
notes written TO the government by
Dir. Egan. the United States minister,
and his telegrams 70 his swn govern
nens caused . proposition TO b made
that Chilli suppress its legation ~ Wash
iugson- This proposition was discussed
ss meeting of the finance committee
Of the house of representatives
Tuesday nighs. and . heated debate
was held on the question The govern
men: declined TO support the proposal
and when the mater was put 70 vess
those who were In favor Of recalling
the Chihan minister to the United
States aud abolishing the legation 1t
Washington were defeated The gov
eminent made q strong fight against
the adoption of the proposal
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

IxpIAsAPorIs. Ind. Dec io.-Rev.
Oscar Meculloch. pastor Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church, and one
of the greatest philanthropists and char
ity workers in the west died as bis
home in this city. sged ~ years lie
was at one time president OF the Ma
t;onal Association OF Charities and
Correction and presided over its last
convention held in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

rHrrApxLrsrA. Dec fa-Compsroller Ia
Lacey has sent TO Gen b. 7. Fisher.
receiver Of the Spring Gar den bank. .
demand Of the shareholders for 100
per cent assessment On eseh share Of
the sapltsl ssssk held by thsu ~ the
tnc ef The bsak's failure The ASSESS
meat aggregates s7ss. soa 10 ~ used in
pHymrns of the deoss Of the hsnk
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
rhe Wisceusln Cranxs.

RErpsBURo, Wis. Dec lo.--The
State Grange is In annual session here.
Worthy Master S. C. Carr presiding.
with City delegates present The master
made his address and reports were re-
ceivcd from the secretary and treasur-
or, showing fifty oranges in the state
with . membership OF 1900, being .
slight increase in mem bership during
fAa LIST year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

DOVER, N. H., Dec. lo-The iudgcs
OF the supreme court have decided that
Isaac Sawtelle did kill his brother
Hiram inside the state of New Hamp-
shire and declined to permit him
having either q new trial or to transfc cr
his case to Maine courts. he will there
fore hang. as sentenced. early in Janu.
arv next
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
Ars. cieveland In Pbsr Health.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Dec. 1a-It ID
learned that Mrs. Cleveland has not de.
rived real benefit from her stay here
She is, in fact, hardly so well as when
she arrived ten days ago. She looks
like q ghost, colorless. blue-lipped.
hollow-eyed and with sunken cheeks,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Death 81 Railway ssss - the Hands q
S.ax.x Aha CammieA luieidn

Death - . Railway Msa - the nsn1s -
Psssssss~. who CssmisA Suicide
Ia JuxrA. Col. Dec Io.-A tragedy
occurred here Tuesday night which
cost tive men their livea One was
Joseph r. Lampkin. the night watch.
man at the Santa Fs depot and the
other J. ". Knorsa. . passenger on the
overland fyer from San Francisco to
New York. Knorsa was crazy and had
lefs the train. and while Lampkin
was inducing him 20 return he shot and
Instantly killed the wstchmsn and then
eut hls swn thyest dJiag in few min
vfe&
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
A satsl wrscs.

DARARos. Via. Dec IA freight
era railroad miles south of this place
Tuesday evening in which G A. Ssorrs,
. piano tuner Of Eigin. III. was killed.
and H. True. . fireman. Of this city.
waS bodly hurt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Axrcv. rik, Zee fs.-'rhs eeas ct
Fstrick Boyle. charged vita ths mar
der cf JOAN Masaea near the tswn Of
Nsaeeki. this county. August 10 last
was corssu1. "A Wednesday In the Mad
isos county cfrcuis ecurs - Edwards
vile, The jnry bringing IN verdict 81
guilty, aMxinr she death pesalty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
A liberal Contribution.

NEW YoRf, Dec. 10.-The New Yorl,
board of trade and transportation has
resolved that the state ought to spend
1000. 600 at least In presenting its :n-
terest in the Chicago fair. Enoch
Morgan's Sons 4 Co.. of this city, have
subscribed the sum of SlO. 900 to the
worlds fair at Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.-Of the thirty.
six tons of cents, amounting to slo4, 200.
sent to the sub-treasury from the slot
machines, SIS. 900 worth have been dis
tributed in business channels The re-
maindcr will be sent 10 Washington to
be polished up and sent out to the
world again.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

LIMA. o., Dee io.-Louis Rhodes was
shet snd fatally wounded By John De
Rush at Sc Marys The shooting " as
the rssult Of quarrel over . woman
After Rhodes had been shot he
wrenched ths weapon FROM De Rush,
and beating hin over the head with il,
inflicted probably fatal injurisA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
Ftrserseker Factory Biow. On.

BosToH. Dee lo-The 6recracker
house Of Masten & Wells fireworks
manufacturers. was blown up shortly
before o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
But few men were in the building and
only one person was killed Three
taildings were burned and the less
will be heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

EMPcRIA. Kan, Dec. io.-The grip Is
raging in this city. More than half Of
tho entire population are sufferers to q
greater or less extent from its effects
During the last two days several deaths
have occurred. caused by a relapse,
which has turned into congestion Of
the lungs when death has been suddep.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
TWO CHILDREN sUaNEn


HAay Weso Len In the House asA WesU
Destroyed With II
BBLLBroSrR- Pa, Doc ld--Wednes-
day morning At T:so o'clock . most ter
rible catastrophe took place At Port
MathildA Two children Of George
AmmermAn were burned to death
One was IN infant year old and the
other child aged years The par
ents were away for the time and IL 10
not known how the hre started When
the flames were frst seen BY neigh bors
they had spread 80 rapidly that they
could not find the children. The par
ents had left the children at the break
fast table. The house was entirely de-
Stroyed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
There is 8 Medicine

Composed Of the essential virtues Of nafures .
rem dies. roots. barks. herbs and berries. and
possessing marvellous curative powsf over oil
diseases OF the stomach liver. kfd eys bowels
Ard blood. Ibis medicine In wa - Eardeck
Blood D tiers has proved 50 sacccssfa ia cur
Ing dyspepsia. Biluusne~s. Gons'fraf ION.
Heedsch@. bad Blood Scrofu n. etc. that the
propiietors now guarantee !t. and VII refund
the price u ary person not satisfied after using
the whole or part OF the frsf bottle. Ii costs
you but . cent aese. then Why suffer when
you run no risk Of loss In trying remedy
which has cured so naav othef~7 Ii also
proves wonderfully successful in curing screfuL
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
Hsssss Have ths Inns...

VIENNA Dec. TO-. Influenza Is
epidemic in upper Austria. and an I'M
mcnse number Of people are prostrated.
The horses. too. have been attacked
BY innuenxa and many deaths Of
animals are reported The disease IT
tackled the horses In the stables at
tachsd TO the large drag ON barracks
ss WslA and its ravages were particu-
larly severe. A large number of
horses have died and many more are
still incapable of being used.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
Dropped Dead.

DEcArvR, Ill. Dec 1o.-Miss Ella
Silvera aged si- yesrs. formerly OF
Terrs Harse, Ind. dropped deaf
Wednesday night while entering the
opera house She was . dining-room
glri at the St Nicholas hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

ARpucss. l. T.. Dec. io.--The great
sr part Of the business section and
about twenty I've dwellings have been
destroyed by dre here The losses will
sgrregats sisc. soo. en which there is
sn insurance cf about SO. Geo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

BERLIN. Dec IA terrible explo-
sion took place in the Friekings- Hoff-
nung pit at Hennsdorf. in silesia, kill
ing twenty miners and severely
wouudinc Q mum Der of others.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

Oar tr->ts~sf pa<rtsets sre raj esily enres
Al terms Of reveus disorcerx Hansfarns
ess>s. serHa eeeifae- gloct vsHcocee ssfH
ass s.sss eisess~s Cures rspss- chsrxes
p ssssstest. safess sss ssrsss fssssDess
Ross aeserfssns n. ..a h~~ vss sss euv~
ycorsaf ~ home. males 4 -
DESE<ss- -DC pEk MEDICAL o..
Iscrrrersts1 a-f TIE isws ~ the Stir cf
kssA Is Irtnsgf ST. Bostsa. d -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1o.-Joseph No
Neil died 1t his residence in this city,
from paralysis, brought on while look
ing at surgical operation. Mr. Nc
Neil had several medical students as
friends and they prevailed on him to
witness the amputation Of the leg Of q
tramp When Mr.. Mcneil saw the
operation the shock was 50 great that
he fell dead with paralysis