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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Steamer SOL Hawthorn New orleans days with mdse
r Van sickle
CITY OF Augusta, Catharlne Savannah uhys Win
mdse and passengers 10 l. walker.
steamer Herman WnIeI Nckerson Boston. with mdse TO
II Dmock. =,
ship Habit mt Br) Stating Antwerp 46 days. with mdse
% ORDER; vessel to " Parker X Co
sUNsET-Windat sandy Hook light W clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Enchaness (Br Annison. Mediterranean ports
Palermo bee 81 with mdse To simpson spence YOUNG
Arrived a the Bar at 7.l5 pm -, -.
Trinidad Brl Fraser. Bermuda days WIN mise
and passengers OuterDridge Co. Arrived AT the BAT
at 10 pm .-
to order, vessel to Hagomeyer& Brunn.
SAILED.
Steamers Lydian Monarch for Londoni Standard Geeste
munde.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan - sailed steamer Umbria OBI,
MCKAY from, I.verpOol hence for New YORK.
HAvHE Jan rs Arrived steamer Ia Normandie (Fr).
Lebocuf from New. York.
PARA Jan 22-Arrived steamer Cyril tBr) oyphanI from
Nsw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
Announcements.

DR.. LYON's PERFECT ToOTH POWDER
Rseps the teeth white and plrires tho breath
ele CANT toilet luxury Sold every where IS centA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
OUTGOING STE.i MERj.
SHIPPING .NEVS

PORT OF NEw.YoRK JAN. rs. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Colorado Evans Galveston. with mdsc and pass
epgers TO @ IL Mallory 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Captain :. = Browns stable now at Morris Park Is
made up Of fifteen twOy Ods three earUd, anu
Senorita. in her sixth ycsr. The trccI caro!d IS
NAV Win possibility. by imp. Richmond out OF
Ma,fied. These are the two ear-ods: Arnold, br.
c. by TroubadOur Katie A.; Marsil0c, CHI by Irou-
badOur- NanOn Be Ringer, b. c" by TrOubadOu-
hosquc lclle: Mate. eli. g.. BY rroubaloui- Matinee
" c. 70. T., by TroubadDur Ellen Alice: Fashionable,
CHI f. imp. Richmond Maggie Morgan SILK Stoctins>
br. f.. imp Richmond Blue Garter; The shark. ch. g.
by spendlhr Miramur. Pick Pocket. br. c. by spend
thrift imp. riccadiily, AbscondeI, br. c. by spend
thru. Ncgic Gross. Lamp Lighter, br c.. by spend
thrift imp, TCrchliCh sunny south b. C., by Tronba-
dour or Richmond Alabama; brown Hny. by Trouba
dour Pet Galway: Iag Pipes, b. c.. by Richmond Julie
Bruce; Captain Recs, CHI, by George Kinney Kate
Clark.
The full membership Of the Board OF Control l. a.
follows: Representing the Jockey clubs-D. ID. Will
ers chairman j. &. X. Law renee. secretary; John \.
MORT, and Philip Dryer. Representing Owncis-A. j.
Cassatt John Hunter. James Galway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Colonel David Tenny PuSifer has gone 10 California
leaving word that if any of his friends want 10 see
Tenny they know where 10 find him, TeDny Villa, Nor
Is Park. where his chef Wah jim. always has enough
good thin Is cooked to feed a regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
ICo COSBY

lnli, dual 80 cOssys, 90 oos for each
plate. l. a.. latest iucuhation, az ihnoNa-
tbsn. They arv shaped iike iallp., Zach
ons ola difrrvnt color, cxc-piing tie
.ism ana calyx. 40 the i've small lss,cs
aruani ths scm, uhich are al~ay'
grv~u.
r,ts .iusls rrphyr oi any bright.
prvtiy color-piuk. ri, garnst' yellos
80 orarsc ami q medium .ifc sieel hook
Mako q si,aiu - q Il ani toin In ring.
Ilf.t roani-. IN. roll plCot. Aroll
uL.at /. made thus. Ia VOL over hDos
~ Zoe ordinary tr Il, put Il under Tho
ring ani dras throggh . loop. WOOL
over rrt-rai ffum' "a 10 thru catch The
uool anA draw through al The loop. on
hook AZ once hni.h With q "a e. ] CD E
frt.-at from ~ I've tlmes ,siN roll pi-
coi.1 joln 9TH e under : Ga In D.
glnnlng The rugai.
Ssroui rugud-pras cot the loop al
ready ou book o. tax tis plAcv - (! Oh :
"a. l roll plcot a. lrforr under thu
sams 2 IA that ths 4 G !. under W fn'ning
The prvtious ruund ID, : roll plcot.
undsr "a. t-ctw--n hrsi aud Second
plsOt.. I ca, roll picOt. between
.econd and third plcvis, rvf-at frun :
thrvr time. I ch. ! roll plCoi undrr ch
that ths drsi plcot l. under al t~Siuuing
n rpaBd q. plcotsl. The ca IL always
made throughout ths pattern bcisccn
each plcoi.
Third fuund-Das OgtA loop Zoe Oh {,
1 roll picui under ihs loop In t-glnning
tl.e prv, i0u. rvand: u ca, ! roll plcot
under I "a t<tu-.n The plcots. rrpcat
from until thsrv arr ~ plcufs loin
ulth 4 under the loop In beginning
Tn round.
Fourih found-l.Ikc third round, e1-
c.pt there .boald D. ~ plco,s Ia thl.
roani put The last plcoi under ch, d.
r~tiy amer tie twelfth plco, % previous
ruand ioln 9th q under The loop Ia
t<sinnlng The round.
Fliih aud sixth rOgbds-l-lsc fourth
rugnd.
Al The end ~ the fourth and hfth
round. do 90, make thu ! ca after the
lat plsot, a. III a & In jclulng the roabd
t4kes tn place % CHI, bot work ca
after ihe pico, In sixth roaDd.
SeNenih fOund-'i ch, Il & on top OF
picut. ca, dc under ! Oh between
iNo plcot.; rsIeAt from all around.
Brrak 90.
NoW ior IA. leaves. Take The green
uool. make a chain % 6 s,itche. aud loln
Ia q ring.
FIr., round 40 ca. turn. mi.. It,
a e 10 each 20 next Il % CD; u la
each If nsli ch; = G Ia each % nsNi ;
4: mis-. . % circle, q c In next Il
r,tsai from four time. And there Will
D. I've lcaNcs.
S.-cond rOuDd-i 4 Ia a AZ bottom
u frsi leaf; q In next q G, i u Ia
each 20 neat It: I 4 G Ia each % next
4 81 leaf: break % and coniinue In this
uav until there are i've leave. In all.
~ thsm together on the wrong eide,
beginning AZ the bottom. until the fourth
trebl, l. reached; TIL. forms The gr-en
caly1 or cup 90 b. fastened on the top 81
The tulip catch down IL. I've divisions
near The point lightly, then take the
gr,.n Wool double for q short stem
thu. Ga, 4 In hr.t stitch of ch; sew
the stem Ia the top ccnier Of the cosey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
TO QUA SUBSCRIBERS.

The special announcement which APP
pared In our columns some time since,
announcing Q special arrangement ~ith
Dr. u. J. Kendall CO.. Of Enosburrh
Falls. VI, publishers Of "a Trrztise on
the TIorse and his Diseases" whereby
our subscribers we're enabled to obtain =
copy of that vaiuabl. work FIRE BY send-
ing their address On ID. ]. Kendall 90.
land enclosing q twc-cent stamp Tor
mailing samel Il renewed for.A limited
period. We trust all ~iil avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of obtaining
this valuable work. To every lover OF
the horse IL IL Indispensable, a. IL treats
In ample manner all the diseases which
sfYiics this noble animal. ffs phenome-
nal salc throughout the United states
and Canada, mske Il standard authority.
Mention this papsr when sending for
s'Trsasiss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
pIArs yAlltY


California can certainly claim the
greatest natural wonders In the World.
II. Yosemite VALLEY, hs hig tr-.s, ".
te,rihci forest. ani 10 inuumerhble
Other aiiraction. sab.iautlais this az
.criion. tue ~ the latter class, little
known and rarely spokrn ~, IL M
Death Valley q inyo County. In many
fv.t-,-t. tn most rvmarkabls 20 thsin al.
Ims zine q tfactiess waste - sani AMI
ruck, .himmsfing under The ays ~ a
tropical .gn. hsmmei In 90 al sides by
Titanic roSss and mountains, shoss very
impfs.. L. that - eternal desolttion, aud
,oa have a fair kiea % Death VALLEY.
Geographically Il !. ths slak II The
Amigos River, which Ia quite a marvel
la t.sli n fiss. Ia the Nestsfn >.erras
about tso miles from the California lin~.
Ani foxs souihsafd ipf NINETY mlles,
whsn u disapI-ar. from light In the tssi
~ an ancient lake AZ the frot 20 The Rest
log >psing Mountains. \ little hriber
..suth Il fcappears aud continues anoihef
sixty nile, vhsn u sgala rvturns a. hs
.ahssrrAnetn channel. sill agsia ~
api-afs. ani noss northwest nearly ous
hanir,,i miles, shen n hnally disappcar.
In tn .lnk II The Death valley; qalis =
rvmArkabis river.
D.sih Valley .. about eight miles
brad by thiry-dSe ions. AMI comprises
.ons thru. hanirsi squarv mile. 20 III
most drsolaie cugniry Ia tbe whole
sorld. II looks q. II safcring ffum
some terrible cgrss, such a. Sc rad To
il,s >cripturss. II liss faf trlas The .ea
level, In .ome place. len fc-i. W ir'snd-
" cloud. apt--ar Ia lnterccpi ID. scoreii.
log heat. ~. thsmometer r~gisisfs -
desr-~. we-s sfisr ~-rk. No moisture
ever falls a. col th- bufuiag sAni.
bright siesl may d. lsft out Night After
nlghi aud never - tarnish~i. Nothing
vii d~av. dead animal slli simply
dry up iiks parchment and rvmain 80
sssmlnglv forever. W sound u ever
heard the siienc. - An cisrual dcsola-
tion ryigns SUPREME.
n IL curipas geological formation,
parailssl IN on- other lnstancr-,hai ~
the Dad 80. Tl,~ rpcks, lava, htssh
an.i granite shou tn volcanic formsiion,
Nhich probably will accDani fof The
T.pl.onoa. quality % III air. u J. sai
that noNious gises arr cmiii~i from ihr
numsrug. fissgrrs In the rrCks. >ach u
a bfisi de.crivsion ~ the mosi rvtnars'
able valley Ia America. fopalaiiou
NAV pre-. Onward, bat L uill nsysf enter
hire Exclamation ~ vast tracts 81
Land may D. accomplished, bat Death
Valley uill never 49, plos. II IL for
ever destined On rvmAin In ia state 81
primitive bArrvnns... By the working
~ s.tn@ mVst~fiogs Caus~ fhr placs Il
hostile 90 lie. II l. avoided ALIKE by
man ani brasi. Gcologi.ts islls Ne !.
q striking Illustration ~ the condition ~
the whole world Al an early epoch.-->in
francisco Call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

SPONGE CAKr.-One cupfui Of sugar,
two Of .ified four, In which mix tea
spoonful % hsking-po~der. thrce eggs
and half = cupful Of cold wafer; flavor
Nth extract Of lemon; bake In . nod
rate own.
JrxaITs.-Ose and half eupfals OF
.sgsr. t~o thirds of cupful Of butter.
thrre eggs. three tabiespconfsls OF milk,
nour suffIcienf Ia make dough. with .
teaspooafal ef baking-fo~der sifted IN !
cut 10 ring. and bake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
A .rM ainisn t.Aar1.

An English tailor Ia. devised q riding
habit which l. both novel and clever, and
al.oye all. practical AMI Invaluable Tor
ladIs. a ho hunt or ride hard. IL coD-
.l.,s u w.lI-cut pair % riding Trousers,
With an aprun-lIkc .kirt of thlck Angola,
~hlch adjusts itself GU the rider taking
her .eai, and has the sppearsnce OF
habit. Another apron, fastened by q
single button, can ~ DETACHED and Put
around tb. waist tehind, - that ths
LADY di.mcant~i presents u" unusual
appearance. Tie effect l. neither unfem-
mine nor ungraceful, bat very much
IN. reverse, while perfect Immunity
from the terrible danger Of being hung
up by The habit Il ensured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

N 2-Ou- q ths lit q OH R.ddls.
Th- shAls that ss.liosci Jonah
~ ~ An Ea.y lsetas tuf Attls fOlss
-Bstray ii any ous.
No s. -Charlis, 4 Hobia RAD hit
~ - -Tso Stungs b. ils Bsss
Il5- ha...y r,-4ki D. ~ith s.ihsr.
Nfrs tuilrr dssf chAruisf a-sri
t4f .hru va ~ teass NJ tnsstAr.
u nsltLsf -urt I'll I saT.
" = Letter ltshl-- I fountsrsci-
Faublsrs ~ Conservatory 0a,.sr
vslu'cry
n. -Omi-.sou. Bay. hAlss. tay.
tays. b.ys.
n a. -whai Ar rbsir Ag~.' A. 49,
n. B. -
" ~ ne Fortune T.ll~f's Art. Palm
atty
" a. -nscaptsiians: Hitch. HOrsi
HsigLt. ilslisr. Herring
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

4 subtle Di.finciion. Mr.. stout
THAT ~a. very small piece % roast
beef YOU broaghi me; ordered an extra
large cut waIier-"DAt vas de large
Sire. ar Mr.. stoat-''Whsi's The dit
ference. them walier-''wben . g-n-
tlem.n or,s~r. De extra cut, sar, Dc cook
puts " on q big plate. an charges you
sixty cent. instead oh forty, sar."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

I suffered from a severe cold In my
head for month. aud coald get no rell~f.
Wa. advised Ia use Ely's cr-am balm.
II has worked like magic IN 10. cure.
am fire. frUm my cold after uslng the
BALM ene week. and believe u u the
best remedy known.-samaei J. Harris.
Wholesale Grocer. iis Front street.
N.~ N.rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

To sorrrN H.Ep wArER-- Hard
waters are rendered very soft and pare,
rivAlinx Distilled water, BY merely boil.
ing q two-ounce phiai. ssy. In tettiefui
of water. The carbonate OF lime and
impurities viii be found adhering TO the
phlal. The water bolls quicker st the
sAnne tina.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

LADY Cu.tomer-"IIow much !. that
ya.eF' Dcalsr-"rsebty-hye dollars.
LADY Customer -'But | can gct The
.ame .tyle next door for -four dollar. and
n half" Dealsr-"le.. bot this one
va. .muggloi acrOs. the line" Lady
Ca.iomer-sIIOw delightful. Do IL up,
t.l~.sa"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28


s
wv
tffFf h
a. -.
- b-si
Ess - tlas
Eart II
q 4 Ntfnsr ant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

II. thi. horse afAh % anything =
asked Mrs.. Nervous, oui ridlng for the
fr.t time 9TH a livery rig. "Not even
81 me, rvplioi Mr.. Nervous, gloomily,
o. b. vigorously bot Nainly piled The
uhlp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Fogg-''I ace that BY the new base
ball rules fellow Who I. NJ the bat and
Il biz by pitched ball can take his base.
Now, what IL Co prevent q man getting
hli by the ball on purpc-e In order to get
his basey-' Fielding you ever
b~en hlt BY q pitched balli'' Fogs-"No."
Fieliiny-sI thought not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
DANA. Is ~GrAR,sTrrp" 10 crEr

..wbo i that nan Who ha. Just ben
rAked over the Goals - terribly "iIe
/. oue ~ the witnesses" "Ah. inder-i' :
I thought b. "a. the prisoDer.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
RE YorR Own DOCrOR,

IL won't coat you one-half as much.
DO not delay. send three t~o-cent
stamp. for postage. and Ne viii sepd
you DIR. kaufmsnn's great work, hne
colored plates from life, on disease, iis
causes and home cure. Address, A. T..
Ortway a Co.. Bossou. xass-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

~. -. -Ns ,-ss.-, We'd b. a.sis.
Ian suui.ss.s,l - ~ lettsr.
NyacAha piryr - irln
aAuftsap.si an siussr smuug TIE
anrifuf Jfl-s
llII.s lsau sflrs - ArablA
A~lststoc nnh
Myvhals u. al anrirat us.l.r suri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Iva. sufferer frOm cstarrh for a.
teen years, with distressing pain over my
eyes. | usoi Eiy's Cream Balm with
gratifying rcsalts- An apparently
eurri.-Z. 4. Warren, Rutland. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
WHAT Il THE USE.

OF buying worihle.. -meilcine., and
spending money on quaek doctor. shose
only klea I. % gull the public. j. u %,
better 10 buy reliable medicine Ike sal.
phur Bitter. I think 80, ss they curci
me % CaiArrh after suffering three ycar..
PIP. CLARK. Manchester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
,-..-Ir-@. ,..-ss.a.

t.aasdFssa. A..-sF~d.
What b. tLs t.,i nam o. .o-.i shup
g-f' Hush
Wtsu !. q ~tsrhmah lkf donsry'
Wheu o. sfralls Ai1ry BE 'aHks ani bfa-s
H1u ID. 80 kn1~ thai h.b~- sumstinses
- raEf' i-osa.s - -stnft4n.s. hud
thu iu -stns
Wal j. ths hAr,is-i thin- % dsAi -ith'
"A 90 I..fk - card.
Whsry ii.s 80 paih a duiy' TArO1sh
tbs rli.t.m bol-~.
WLai l. ths oori la With yuu oanuot tis
akrlt' 4 cUri a wo..i
Whai kIni q uionsy g. mi-srs Lac t.-l'
Tat - lth~r Iropls
WY arv iulairnt E-r~uus bs.is to.l shurt
f.F thsu' Beoaa-s tbsy Ar, toa ioag 10
item
Wly soak . IA ca tNrts b. oby-ctiou
alas ~ - HocAa-s u ~uuid To- snougr
A-lng b. %. rsiss
Wky .hoaiI secryts uut d. tod Ia q vcsc
tAl,.s .,arlen' li-caa-- ths I.htsta-- have
80. thr olru hss ears. and l,sns sta!A
aloat tksrv-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

allow good II you "a come, doctor
didn't expect YOU this morning." "No;
bat vas called % your opposite peigh-
bos. poor Mrs.. brown, and thought ]
might a. sell kin two birds wiih one
.fau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

IIe-"whai make. you fancy your
doctor !. abssnt-mindeiF >h~-"lIe-
cAa.e. when asked him a. trvAi me Tor
beariburn b. said. Ia thu gcutieu-An a
bachelor or a wiloSerf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
TRr pASl's .,RsArlKILI.l

ia man l. neither sery good nor Verv
had Il IL very good evidence that b.
has never az any time bccn greatly In
fuencssi By any woman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Coal Opcraior lds.Poadsutlyl 80 II
sI.h a way coad D. fouii % rrlisy. tho
glui In the coAl market. tonsnmsr
(coufdeutiallyl Tell The dealers "a
give t-itsr weight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
p.s,'. .,E.,r.mLL. crKr.,

"why have yoa Got that .trins arOand
your hngvrf ITO remind me that !
have forgotten What my wife told me- 10
bay"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

>e- at.~Ns tsstff Fsssie.
in-rrt vuse - In plsce % ths star iu neh
~ ~ III fnliosing -euisnoc,. When Ito
-url. arv rightly oomplsis'i. sslsci frum
..sh % The .sutsncr . ~ori - nv, isttsrs
VIZ ths-s IN sc~is have b-sn -elssts,i,
sBi piscs.l one h.isw the uibsr. ths c,ntrl
lsttsr~. r-s.ling dsvusarl vii sT-ll .
wur,i uftsn hsarl
4 n. ~. 49,. a. -. sr..i
~ = .s.r .. A.taiJ. th.r.s ~ risvs
lsks k.ra.
n. sr.-y..s sra. m.N' 81 th' s---,-
81 as.
. w. t.-Sh., p.ish ~.l b. d'riA
A Wsif i.-f =. b.tt.r TIA - hs''d
aN- n..r 81 hsrs. 70 --t.r. ~ -
$780, "a. I'm arsnA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

-. a. 18Th ,-ssisss tss-T.is-.
n tsl.z be- fssra sotr Dfls - h.-g'ss
day. aa IsIial 40 30 is8sfA ~ "a tHai.
80 rv-.Its,l up1a little tnp - isAins
9Th t.n he trnsiY rir,r a. bfu1h -
vsut.ryI f1rth o. dirs,t~l hls r.r,r -
a. .lr5Tafiss Kfpal'lctn carr sith tin
q r.fI- 80 80 s1sl.srs p-sisi in 49, thfY
,ir.ir,,I ts cal 90 bslp la ihs iungls
w. Id sinfq-,i o. ryfryslmrlt. e. 10
49, rIrfIt ten. rrtfs. ~ fviuss-i so der
~ "a rtu,r ~ Hrtsii slilr hs sas thAns
fal e. male rvg.a.t - "a CiiB a. I'cT.
l.ans. -.a..1ns-i .lishtiy sith a capital -
Gai1a.. au.l ds-rrt q c,ig taIH'sssin
arans-. Tie cells ean.vf suos4utrfvl
-. e teuuannl. riiH rs "a fsfh -
PrarH.I. tlt sh.fa sts desirrf~l Df tlr
trsts au.l f.Ithfal us,@ 81 ArsH ~-,sn
aiisr it.s sltsrigrv hs iaaui hlm-sf p
silsa r.rsr ~ C.lsHitia shl sas ss~tlv
s.a.ln. tl 80 m4sl, q ths iaass'.tias a.
nHasI a. hr lre..s,i a. fsmsiu a irs
Isfs sr slI De t,rry o. s'o.ulssnJ hiu.
h.frrF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Catarrhal deafnc.. IA relieved by us-
Ing John.on'. Anodyne Llnlmen, q.
directed. Try IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
Iosp truly
MRS. d BRACKErr

rae s-lv ssr--y-.rsll- s.sr-.fssi - SO.
i-tsfs s-sy fsssssss sffts ga.ssli. lsrff, 80
AttsfIs, lTfffntaa, fafarfsfler, laIf n "
f-iaif. et.t Allt.ffrAs. 49, AtfrH -
iNssissss, ffsslas Hsafasas. Eaarr.a...H. 80
Assist 49, $780, 49,.
80 hs-ess. ssn- kAsss. ssrtEas. H.'.rrh
49, Osrtssriss. rirsrs. 81 Nf''
ksAs~tsf lsise., ~. - ga E.sa
hAft sAkslfaEffLa ca. Esfls,. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Nolsien handkerchief wiih Johnson'.
Ans-lyne Llnlmeni and inhais for sake-
fulne...
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Manv years have gone since q good
family doctor originated JohnscnIs Ano-
dvDs liniment.
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Mr. wrSiink the old bookkecprr,-
Today mark. my fortieth year Of service
with yOu. air.
Mr.. Hides-i was aware % u. Mr..
wr~iink. and | have aTrangrf little
.uryEiss Coz YOU Take thu. alarm clock.
with my L., wishes Coz yvur ooniinaei
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WALrER D. HoLNEs. rrsass-sf
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-09-05
The Ezfce NaarEseG

We print the following extract from
aletter received from Messrs. Dan Tai
IMAGES Sons, New York, in response to
an enquiry as to the. probable outlook
for rice:
The course Of prices for this, cereali is
one of great interest to sections en-
gagged in the culture, as a difference up
,or down, may mean success or failure
to the planter.
The situation is as follows Stocks in
distributors hands all over the country
are light, similar to what they were last
year, and it will take as it did then.
fully 1900 bbls. to restore stocks to a
normal running basis. This means that
equal to say one-fourth of the Louisiana
crop will be needed to simply place
merchants on a basis for doing bust
ness. 1t will be remembered that last
year planters were wide awake to the
oEeu0tloA, dAu eaLu no1 loA0O oA4o Sdl6 VI
the crop but fed the demand, a policy
which was followed by the most salts
factory RESULTS.
Even with the large cropin prospect
this>year, If it is all saved and market
ed there will be enough TO supply the
wants of this country. Hence unless
pressing financial needs compel plant
ers to part with their crops, they may
as we'll hold them at their intrinsic.
worth. No foreign a proitably be.
imported to compete with the domestic
so long as the latter sells at Al to 81
per b. il primary markets. This means
abatt So. so to 81 so per Dbl. for rough.