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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03
NE

The leaking gas main which crosses
the Pacific avenue bridge was re
paired yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Casey, Of
HALL day street. lett yesterday for
California, where they will take up
their permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyeke, OF
Communipaw avenue, gave a sociable
at their residence last evening. The
house was handsomely decorated with
flowers. Singing, games and dancing
were the amusements OF the evening.
Prof. Schiund's orchestra furnished
the music. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Wycke. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jones, Mr.. aud Mrs.
s. Langly, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Heller,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Vreedenborough, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Tyndale, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hudson and
Misses Jennie Langley, Annie Thomp-
son, Grace Wycke, May Heller, Jennie
Vreedenborough, Minnie Reilly, Gussie
Morgan, Lizzie Carey. MamieMatthews
Annie Case, Frances Ruppel, Mamie
Erhardt, Jennie Burger, Tillie See
man, Annie Hale, Grace Barren, Clara
Walker and Messrs. John Case, Frank
Burger. +. Wilson, s. Hale, j. Tyn-
dale, w. Hudson, A. Wycke, g. Mat
thews, A. Hammel, b. Hoag, L.
Korb, W. Payton. j. Kershaw, w.
Farrell, +. Close, A. Armstrong, G.
Camp, j, Clark, l.. Brooks, w. Fis-
cher, L. Losey, A. Casey, j. Conner,
c. Townsend, w. Bailey, J. Bailey
and NJ. Winters. Supper was served
at midnight.
Miss Clara w. Ford, Of Pine street,
who has been visiting friends in Phil
adelphia, will return home to-day.
The new tram shed, which is being
erected by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
at Communipaw, is rapidly nearing
completion. the painters will finish
their part of the work to-day.
The sidewalk on Communipaw av-
enue, between the railroad bridge and
Pine street, is in a very bad condition.
The sidewalk is all out of level, the
flags being inches above one another.
This forms O receptacle for water and
makes it very dangerous and dis
agreeable to pedestrians.
A few lights could be used to advan-
tsge in the vicinity of the railroad
bridge on ComInnnipaw avenue.
There are but few lights there.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Me.
Church will meet in the church par
Tors this evening at eight o'clock.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03

represent alive ia this section who is
just showing his hand and causing
the North Hudson County Railroad
Company endless annoyance. On
New Years Day he stopped the COM
pany's stage from running to the
West Shore ferry because the horses
were not properly shod.
Preparations have been completed
for the grand annual ballo the North
Hudson County Railroad Employees.
1t will be held at Stelze's new casino
in West Hoboken on January 21 and
will be one OF the finest events held in
North Hudson.
George Childs, the son of a canal
boat captain, fell overheard at the
Weehawken coal docks yesterday and
was drowned. The body has not
been recovered.
Since the race track has opened, the
saloons in Union Hill and the other
northern towns are doing a thriving
business.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03
BAYONNE.

Interesting revival services are be-
ing held nightly with considerable
success in the Monroe Memorial
church.
Communion services will be held
tomorrow morning in the Bergen
Point Baptist church. The pastor,
Rev. William ID. Drew, will deliver a
New Years sermon on ''True Happi-
ness.n taking his text from Psalms,
1868. During the evening services
he will preach to non-professing
Christians from st. Luke, 1873.
Justice of the Peace NJ. Smith Sal
ter, of Forked River, is the guest of
relatives in this city.
Mr.. Henry j. Standish, OF Avenue
E, will leave town in a few days for a
tour through the Western States with
1.-THE Little Countess
Miss Jennie Moffett, of Avenue E,
was married Yesterday to John Me
Rae, a former resident of this city, in
Chicago, whittier she went several
days ago. The young couple will To-
cate at Laramie City, Wyoming.
Except Thursday and Saturday
evenings, prayer services will be held
every evening next week in the Ber-
SOA Oihb L'opeiSb OhhiCh.
The funeral services of Francis NJ.
Reynolds. OF Lord avenue, the artist
and wood engraver. who succumbed
to an attack of apoplexy ON
Wednesday morning will be held
this afternoon in Trinity Episcopal
Church. Bayonne Council No. sos
Royal Arcanum, the Grand Army
posts and the members OF the Bergen
d. NG&L-1sk t--- 81 ~
in the services,
Miss May Saybolt, of Avenue C, who
S visiting friends in Ohio, will return
/ ONE next week.
n Miss Genie Graf, of No. 10 Wood
N avenue, is visiting friends at
law enectady, N. Y.
NORTH HUDSON.
Thara ic nm an~aroatio - ID ~ A
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03
NORTH HUDSON.

There is an energetic s. P. C. A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-03

are to be used for hoisting the sections
of the trusses in place.
Bridget Murphy,o o No. los Hopkins
avenue, appeared against herhusband
John. in the Oakland avenue police
court this morning for assaulting her
while he was drunk. He vas COM
mitted for trial by Justice Wanser.
John Fitzsimmons, forty years old.
a horse a driver, living at No. 1888
Grand street, caught his arm between
two ears in the stable aud had 1t
badly cut. He is now in st. Francis
Hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

FAN TIDY.
One and half balls of u. ". u. GRO
chet cotton, cream No. 60, q fine steel
hook aud piece Of Tom Thumb baby
ribbou of any preferred color.
Make . chsin Of 10 81 and Join In
ring.
first row-2s i-tr under the ring, first
making 5 ch for hrst u. All the work
4. In I-tr, which is made by throwing
the thread over hook twice and working
OF two loops al time. We shall de-
.iynsie the work as tr. the worker ~
mrmbcring to throw thread twice over
hook.
SECOND ros-S Oh. tr between hr.t
aud secon a.. u between second aud
third a. rcpcat until there are ~ ir turn.
Third row-.a Oh, ~ between first
and .e,ond tr, Oh, tr between next
two; repeat from until there are ~ tr'
turn.
Fourth row S ch. tr under each Oh,
With I ch between each ~; turn.
Fifth row-s Oh, tr under first ch ;
ch, I a. Ia ". I ~ In ch; repeat from
scro-. "a. row.
sixth row-i IN, = a. under ch; I
ch, . tr under next ch; repeat from
~ tim-., working the last shell between
the 5 ca and hr.t u 81 previous row /;
turn.
seventh ruw-S Oh, Z % under nr-t !
ch; ch. a. under next CHI; r.Icat
FROM ~ times turn.
Eighth rus-iike seventh row.
Ninth, tenth aud eleventh rows ch'
tr under each Oh turn.
Twelfth ruv - ch, ,ir separated by
Gu under each : CD, With ! Ga brtwccn
the shell. ~ ? ~ turn.
Thirteenth ros : ch. g a. under ch
between itr.'G ~ under next IA;
rcp.ai from I; times, making ~ she'll. ;
turn.
rourte.nth, nfteenth. sixteenth and
seventeenth lows "a, ctr bsts--n the
third aud fou'th a. 81 III. shell. ~ a..
Eighteenth. ninc,~.uth and twentieth
row.- ch, a., ! ch, ~ briwern
third aud fourth 20 g ~ ~ the seven
tenth ros ani under each CD b"i~o.n
each 4 tr In the other two rows.
Twsuty- fr.t, ts.nty-.cCoui, twenty
third. twsuty fourth aud twcuiy-hfth
ros.-6 CD, Str. ! Oh. 5 a. under Oh In
IiffNtNus fNN W. We h"f " -
under ca In neat shell rri~si from :
aCross.
Tw.nty-.ixih row ch, !! ~ under
Zach ch ~ she'll. ~ pr.,iou. ruN. Cut
the fhng- seven lnchc. In lcngih, doahle
sni tie la b.tsccn each a. ~ the scallop
~ 4. ~, and al.o tie onc strand hrtwe-n
the .cal'op. Then take The tibton and
t..,lnnlng on the l.it-hsnd sie ~ III"
fan at "a. twelfth ruv, s-aNr In sni out
h.tw..u the tao ~ acfoss Ia III" n.ht-
hand eide, thsn do~n the eide ss Tar a.
the t~snty.hfih ros do not cut on,
but weave u In aud out az b.tse"n the
fr.t ani ..coni rows 20 .hells q. far q.
III. twelfth fos thru bring down 10
tween the .~yond aud third .callop..
oniinur to weave up snd down until
you have woven thu ribbon down the
LET. hsnd .iis, whef- u v fasi.n-d -
CURLY. risv hns ~ many short
loop. -two inch~. IN length before fold.
-,l Into loop aud fs.,.n q, ia" lett
hand side AZ the twelfth NV. flsc"
another ro.~tte At the top ~ the tau.
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ksy 10 th. rssslss.


No III - Double Aerosiic. Primals
MARI Twain. finals. Tom sawyer Cr~.
words I Mount 2 Aislo s Realm
4 Kills nbiA G Widow Ap
ply lrvnE y SAdiR
No E.-A Noted American Jane. Gil
lespis BlAine
No Is -flsh. flcsh and Fowl. l. Hsr.
2 Heart Coos Caly.- head
Turkey q sparerib Tongue
fshe-
No ~ -Numerioai Enigma God ten
PER the wind % the sborn lamb
Ne 80 "A Great Military Genius Bona
pArs
No. - -Transpo.ition. ilOrss. shor..
No 90 An HOursls.si C.ntrsls, Al
dut-Dn Cru~-~or,i., I. sbrAde<. 2 hUts
ODD 4. L s alt q shock Z
.hiNgi-
Nc 1o-Rhyming Ans~sr Nail, sail
nail. wall. nail. Jail. gail. hail
No 80. Crossword EnigmA ssAsiek.
No 5l3-ltebeadings shsttsr. strip
Praise. Rage. Pawn
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Iron ChAnc,llOr-Otto Won Bismarck
IA. So~shlp-Jsme.l - Engiand
Inventor - M..k.-Iisn Jonson.
ID, lAtil, Corporal-NApoleon Dons
psrts
Ia DonAld q Mitchell
The Bsek Prtno.-Eisari. Prince Of
wAls.
TIE Gsui.l Aaiosr.i-oli'sr wsndslI
Ilolms.
Faihsr Of H., Coun,ry-Goors. Wash
ington
N.ehasl Ansvlo n,mAr.h-willl.m N
rhAcssrsy
Las, - the tlArOn.-kArl % warwick.
The Royal Psalmi.t-king David
Dsisnisf % the fAth-lisnrJ VIII Of
England
Pstrolsum v Nssby David X lDosks
The silent MAn-U. = Grant
Barry COrussll-BDan W Proctor.
The Royal MArtyr-Chsrlcs l oi EnslADd
Quaker Post-JOhn q Whittier
Ia Pucslle-Josn d'Arv
Owen Msr-dith-Eissrd Rob-rt Bul~sr.
LJtton
The MAsulncsnt-ior,ntod lie Medic.
Jo-h Billng.-H " shaw
Sweet sssa % A,on-shaksspssrv.
Ia Drbonnsire-Louis % Francs.
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srATI oS MAINE.

NAfhhlft -
Taasa 90 sNsrutian AL oil 4. ssski al puhlis
aurtilsl. tts tssutr -ixth dsF - ihsssmt.sf
4 a. l-sl "a ten urkEs iu ~ furNuaons Al N
oros - llsFrirk A fAfk Ia hsthsi, IN ssii
Oauutv. an a. rtght in s,gutY ~hish Alpbsu. q
tauNfIur. % Na.su. tn ALI tuontY - thfnri
tasi 90 tts thiri LAY - ~sVtrmt-f, a. u. lssl
a uins url,sk In M fuFvns-Sn, ~hsn the .ams
"a. alta hs-i on ~ orisunsi ~rit b. v,ieem us
full~iug ,is-Crl--i u.aFt.asi rvsl estate, siiusi
81 In AL Masua. D. su q ssrtAin "A 90 pave
q Ant h.ianlis-i nurthrFiy By hnt ~ Nathan .
Nil. at aai - norao. Iiutchin.on. eAstsfi,
~ AL a All Hutshih.uu ant b. lAnt fvrtDsr
lT aErapis.i ~ Ire y. futnam. .oathrFly BY
snd - banisl Merrill AMI ~ hnd fufineriy -
raVlssl ~ All futnkrn AMI sv-tsTly By snd
fartnsflF t.cupissi ~ all futmAn. snt by snd
farmsfiY - 4. ~. fAins. lsins tn homestead
fartn - ALI Alpt.u. q. ioyeioy In ALI hss-su
ts.cthsr With 10 umtrr AMI su-st tsnsi.
Csanssts-i th-rv~ith. vita ~ buiktinss thsrv~u
sitastssi.
hstisl. Ne, Ns,eul.t Ia. lssl.
ClEtsM wORMELL.
pvputy sbsrif
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caxslnrriaI CuREn.

An obi phy.iclsn. r,tirci from prsctics, ha,inf
hsi plsrssi In NJ. hsB. by al ts.t ihils mi..loa'
ary The fos,nah 20 Q .impl. vegetable rvmeir
for ths .pcriy AMI permanent cur of ,oa.amp
ti.o. Drsnshiti., Csiarrh, A.,hms all ell rhr,sl
AMI IuRs frstlsn., al.o o positive all 70 ilrsl
cur. for >ersoa. pebiiity AMI all >sf,Oa. tom
plsint.. amer hsytns tested 10. soatsrfal earA
dat, 4, uake n knOsn ~ nj. suffering fellos..
ATtust.-i n, I'M. uastits ant sie.irv ~ rvtisss
human surerins, . will -sni free % charge. ~
ell Who is.ir, u. IN. rcsiJs, In German. fvneh
of Inxli.h With full dirv.tloas for prvpsrnx ani
using scot ~ mall by siir,ssins 9Th stamp.
nsmins this paper,
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srarE az MAINE.

OXFORD. =.
~uufvt1ss IufirtAi guur
ti.in Att-st - john 4 itsfumins~,Y, Z
ant roplaf 49,. /,
ABSTRACT 80 WEir
Arttss uf-ln .rllnut a. nsNrs 90 60 D. eat ~
1sn 90 lsl-ar I.srfHruei Be- haalns . rsftaiu
q - t-snIaf ksFs sAit 80 t-ius sl-sut lsn ih
snEthF 80 I.Is.i - ~ kAhk q Nil nruus. -
"a 81 t-ins ~ oast tAhs - Cunosri River, "a
lani a Iohn Ti.slnIu-sn abi kni efs Abistt
tn Humfar,i be- .ail Oafar,i CeahtF t-inE psaf
ant opposite al John tbump-un's >hihss
MI. un.ist . coutrsrt sta All ryisudant
Al..i. coast on Vuantgm msTuh
Al damnun, sla
Auuuut sus-i Cor. 90
WIT dslsi Ma >, i-sl. All r,tarnei a a.
tsirf tern. lei.
Utau ths forvsuins suA - snfofys ths nsn
saiuassi at-uu n -. asss ds-srtl-.i. u aFIsaf
IA O. ~ toaFt that th- iai-sf sss-i fuf 90. nst
fufutshs-i ~ rslutrsst wth M 0spsr ~ sAhi
- al that saii ususr hAs ~ botlcs ~ sAii
suh ~ "a OEutEGp ~ IN tourt thai ths ftaih
80 .its nstirs D. ~ o~ns "a ths "a. aitsThs,i
ani this uf'isf - tour thsrvun. b. - pshushs-i
erai q pat-sf pfintsst ia fans. In All Couuty
"a at ~ atian O. - thrty dAy. Al east ~
fafs a. eat tsrtu - All Ouar b. - he'll II
farts 90 ~ -ssant fue-.iAr uftshruafy, 4 II
10 o. 80 sni thai ~ ssii usnss - ali -.
utst tfusu ani thsrv apT.saF ~ All 'uurt ani -
stniitissi O. lisfrut. ani lsTurls yaTtY D. -sii
.ut N h. shsl - caa-s
Atts.t -ALRFET : AUSTIN. Ci.fs.
Ah-irst - al -rit and ospy % orisr II
Atss-t -ALuEEr :. AUSTIN, Clsrs
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STATE os Wai>I.
tiNT,IUD

uNlhNn. e.
TakFa sn sassutlna. sol sill D. ssshi 81 puhur
auftlsn 90 a. tsrutV siNth iaY - isrTrtnisf. \
u lot a tsa a'rk-s ln ~ furvus-in. "a N
anlfs - iIsftir. fak an hsthsl. IN al
ruuutF. al ~ ustt lu ~IuitT stfh Whslh.
tlafs fifuisfiF - AIsanF o. sali tuuutFt hai
90 80 si.tsuth tag - Nsrh. 4 u lot, a to-
a'tk.s shTu 80 tains 81 sta hf'i un ~
uftnnal sfit a. rrslfsfn thr fHlhfsina irsfflIsHl
uuttgagsst fsal rstats. sitastui in all ANssnf
g. 81 . rsftsin a ~ rsfrsi - ani, t~lnE pafi
- - nuni~frsi thrv. In ~ -sftfnt ransr 40
"a nuntsfs-i thrss in ths ihif'i ranEr ~ kss
in sait Niisaay. sni t.tns sanis ruutsys'i q uns
"A tiuani I. Nllnafns hF fhsrfnas ~ ksnial ~
tts.st tiatsst Narrh Ssh 4 ~ H. 4 aui ry,rff'isi
In ~ Utfsr'i tuanty nsgstfY - isus.is. l--ls
-. tsss Sc. sNfsTtins an.t fvssrlnf from tn
ssfns that I-iftisn tFftuf con pfsins N ulsaiss
fBftnsfif - u-ii d. rHsnuian an.i unliftlei sth
trnfknsf Hufnhsu. an.t alsa rrssrNlnE q rEhi
- saY afr,r.s al pfrini-ss fur ~ purI-=r ~
tssssing un o. All uirtiss a. taAiug III hAF
th.rvffufa t-ing Ia h.fisstrst lars fsftusfif
f-fuVtsst ~ sal.t tHhrlhi tlsk
I-thsl Ne NuFeuiirf 80. tui
1lHt~N NtHNNtt.
tisNutF shsftf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

have been a great sufferer from ca
tsrrh for over ten year. had u very bad.
could hardly breathe. SON. night, !
could not sleep and had "a walk the nocr.
purch ased Ely's Cream Balm aud am
using Il freely. II is working cure sure
~. have advised several friend. Ia u.e
IL, and With happy result. In every case.
II IL the medicine above all other. for
catsrrh, and IL IL worth it, weight In
gold. I thank God I have found a
remedy can use With safety aud that
does all that IL claimed for IL. IL IL cur
Ing my deafness.-B. W. sperry, Hart
ford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
You Needn't Wait.

our Chamber Sst bargains at 80 i'
so are not Ca 10 spuallc'i.
49, our psrlor suit. a. So. So 90.
Solid OAK siicboar,i.. 80, 80, ~.
Dinner >et. worth SIS, for slu.
Dining Table. from ~ ~.
Dining Chair. IL al pric'..
". ssll every thing in th- ssN ~ e az
pets, oilcloths, l,ugs anil Mating 30 I"N-
cr prices than other dealers.
We bay NOR. good. than ten Store DOB
Maine.
We sell morr, can afori "a in 9Th
les profit, san walt your c"n'"n'"'
for the payments.
our business lncrra .e., h"aus" "uf
customer. stay With a. and Undue" "ih'f'
to try the essv wav to home Cuin'"f''
~ You PREFER IL PAY 'N>lI
Ne will give you q handsoms di.c"uni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

$50 YOU have got twins at your house,
aid Mrs. BeIumb- Ia little Johnny ssnl'
u.l.ou. "N-., ma'sm, two of en-.
"what are YOU going Ia call th-mf
Thunder aud Lightning" "Why,
those arr strange name. ~ call children.
well, that. what pa called EN- q. .oon
a. IA. heard they wsrr In IA. house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
You Needn't Wait.

Whenever YOU arr ready, 49, an
j. simply saving money on your pert ''.
the weekly payment i 80 small th,'
would likely .Ip-nd II on obi. aUl ..i'
anyway, " you hal not made up
mind to ave Tor the fufniturr H.I
ALL lOl WANT. We don't tu.A ..
extra prize. b-cau.e YOU buy "n ,r....
$50 anywhere, aud you cant buy n',I. 'r
q. W. will .sll you. liyuu Sant O." i..
ui.h of re-furni.h,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
Nnr,,, o, ,oMIclo.,m,.

TIIIHIA-. AiussFaa Ralsrts. - ianussf
w Iaauty q Ohfari ststs - Mains ~
NE monsas,.i ds.si hai-l ~ slsfenih d.I y
Natsmlsf 4 n t-s ansi rssurissi in uAfuri
gauatf Hs,dstfy - D..is. ssh ni pags %.
ruatsfs - H. sis tts uaiisr.ifns-i rsrtaln pisss
80 4. ffrl ~ rval sststs situsi-i in 'sii anlfFf
"a ~ hnfthsfiY Site - tiss Aniru.fszsin hitsf
an.t t-slusis.i act ts.gfti-.i ftllass. va
t-sassis.i ssuthsriy ~ ths ruuntF ftsssi Assilns
fr,su, ssii IisnsysF I-sst ths bsass 20 60. '
Hanlstt b. NssfY sastrfiTi nuftlsfig All Sfst
sfiy bf aai - tsun ksfl-rts. ruu
tainins ai-lat sit arrvs Alsa uas tthsf pisss
80 tafy.l - lani sfustssi in All lianussf un ~
naFthsfiy ellie - AT fitsf. act l-sani~i a. 10
kFss va ssutisftT ~ alt river sastefif ~
an.t afu 4 Nus-sl nuftt-fiY hy All fs'unii
f,..i ss.tsfiy by lassi - sahi is'su haisfis.
ruutainins al-lat six arrvs act shsfvss ~
rssatitiun - al unuftagr has tssn hrusFn, 80
ti.srsfsfs ~ f..-sn n IN krvash - ths runsil
the thsfs.lf risin fsfvs kssurv ~ sati muft
sNFs
AtpIIAT t'uNIH-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
You Needn't Wait.

Bring your mother or INTENDED W. '.
our store. talk 10. nittsr u,rr. COO 'N.
Zoe rarlur ~uit. a. 80 aui ih' ltu.s.
ut. 40 So, examine the ,rp"i bargain.
look over The higher pri,"i .afi.. ..
the lowest, make up your mind shI. 5000
think yuu Sill rsguirr, then a. al. f.
range the r'.t - the natter .aii.i,.IH.I
to YOU. II you want tsu hunirri ...
hr.' worth, forty of ms dollar. ish.. I'D.
ask YOU to pay dosn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
Major George =. Merrill. Few remedies
are better known In this vicinity than
sulphur Bitters; their sale has been
very general throughout this section, and
the number of reliable and weli-sttested
cases of beneficial results and recovery
by their Use. IL large and beyond di.-
pute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
You Needn't Wait.

N out ~ town write us ju.t boa I..
arr situated We will .sni ,uu al Ut..
ticul,r. aud treat tou sell.
pyfhsp. you arr married. auI ...
have notic-,i the thr~sibtr" 'Put u MOI.
Carpet. or the old fa.hion~i ,h.u.s.
1T and Ni.h YOU could grt urs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
Il 1. astonishing how deb, will expand
after bring contracted.

The correctness Of the maxim '.noth-
ing succeeds lise success" IL well ex-
empilfed In Ayers sarsaparilla. The
most successful combination OF altern-
tives and tonics, IL always succeeds In
curing diseases of the blood, and hence
lts wonderful popularity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

TIE harsh drastic purgatlves, once
deemed 80 Indispensable, have given place
to milder aud more skilful prepared Lax.
atives; hence the great and growing de-
msnd for Ayers Pills. Physicians every
where recommend them for costIveness,
Indigestion, and liver complSints.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Don't pay large docior's hills. The
best medical book Published. 100 pages,
elegant colored plates, will be sent "a
YOU on receipt % three s-cent stamps Ia
pay postage. Address A. T.. Ordway 4
Co, Bostou, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

It's great deal easier to secure an In
dorsrment for = mans character than
for his note.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so
di.pleasing to many people ne marks ~
age, NAV be averted for long time by
using Halls Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Mother. "Yoa are sure Il Isn't for your
money be wants Ia marry YOU" Dsugh-
ter. "Perfectly sure. lie does not care
for money he spend. all he gets"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
Season

We offer YOU the bet the m,rk"t h'
fori., We ssy tn you u you wish 70 ~
member your friends, Ne Will sell N""
What YOU want GA the same easy iffm'.
furniiurr, slly.r~srr, Rug., >"s'ns
Machines, Organs, Lamp., Dinner 49,
Easy Chslr. aud Rockers. De.k', b""A
Cases, Picture, E,.el., foot kr''''
Drsperies. Clocks, everything YOU ''h
think of for household u.e snd orn'm"h''
send At once for cuts and price. or ~ 10
the nearest store.
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You Needn't Wait.

Christina. l. near ani Suu shuf "a -.I..
bpsri or fes Chair. 90 Dinner 80 ..
hniSr. and fork.. l'rrhtp. ,Uur li...
!. t"o small aud you souli liA" q .'rs
one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

A touch % frost on q cranberry aud In
pretty girls manner imPairs the at
tractiyeness 90 both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

you've frozen your e,r.," IL . COM
mon remark. Battle la Johnson. Ano-
dyne I.iniment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

~ Their, l. one thing more than another
that m,n !. up to his neck In IL IL hi.
.hlrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
~. ss.-A ste. r..i..

rrom n 10 10. obs % ID. gr,A, leader. ~
The frvnch vvolaiion. from , % II. an
En.l ish pct. horn la is.a, from 10 ". q
name horns by several Top-., irOm o. u,
an smibsut Ehsli.h navigator. from 4. o.
a. grvst musical comgsnssr. born In lc,.
from n tod. th, author o, "i.acils," from
o. II. famoa. Knsll.h admiral from "a
"a 9 distinguished American Traveller,
writer aui PIT. torn Ia is.s. from : % u
. famous FAINTER. from IS 10 To- al Illus
trious phiio-ophsr and mathematician.
hSrn In the Seventeenth century, irOm
g. %. . name famous in history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
-. a,,.-N.-.,,e., e.,s-..

wss once travelling In q strange city.
and was mush surprised In notice the
bl.cl.B~d appearance 81 many % the pub
lic baildings- Having . great cario~iiy To
lnow NOR. about IL I ssked q resident to
CIV. me history Of the connsgrsiion ths,
hsi served IA I. ,. a 80 many 81 the
balldinxs lie ,Old me that = short time
t~ior, thsr, had tsen . IA among
.on.s q the wage esrpsrs In town aud
th.y bal nr-i many % the buildings The
Who'll. city would have b~sn destroyed bat
fof the prompt action % the hrr com
psni... who~s engines vent through the
street. each looking liks i.2AAAef
81 frc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
c,,nr NoI,nsrIr

A good many .elf-msde men evidently
got tired before the Job Was finished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
~. ,ls-c.,,.II-..,.

Cur,Ail priBo-.. In ssain aud leave q
yuuug child
\ csls-tial l--iy AMI isAs. . level surface
\ ciiJ sbd cav. division % posm.
The oAlyk % CERTAIN plant. and ls@',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
GRo0ER's SMyr.
20 sssm % MAJ tsutuui

% stsm 70 MAJ tsutuui
ihaVs assd .r.dsr's H.,ani. Dyspspsis
syrsp 9TH god r-.als. Having ten
dysp~p,is Toe the p.., ten y.srs. I am ALE
o. appreciate ths value u any ms.iisins
Zoe that disease. Ny uuubis uas 4. al
otbsr dy.psp,is., such a. ii.sdss he. s"ar
s,s@..h my spTsti,s "a. ssnsraiiy I'o"'.
once In a -hIls I ate fair meal. bat u .Vali
~, sst veil on my stomach 10 -As 9TH
dirlculiy that u dig.stsd Hot Grodsrs
syvsp hsiysd my dis.s,isa. and % has
d"ss NOR. Toe ms ,hs. .sy e'hsr med.
isiss that Q have ever ss~si. and t-lis's
a. "a b. q valuable remedy foe that terrible
dlssass. NOar. respectfully,
fHlsk J. sANAos.
Isifusld, Maibs.