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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
arAl ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Joms v. srAslsr. Rsoisrs1.
AInlsr.
.. A.pinuall ~ n q. Aniww..
u. whssisr 10 W. ". Mason. !
:. o.. Phiisr.ak 81 o.. y. sts~elL ~
q. ". Pratt o. 2. 4. thspmsn, ~
r. :. kilisru o. NJ. A. Bfovn, "'
ntsos.
y. n. Cles,,. 10 :. 4. weoi stsl. Ia
nrsso>.
O.. .. nampa. - ~. n. E,sr,,, "a
4. A. Tufnsr b. sane,
sswWr
O. smaIl ~ o.. ,. Weber. !"
soswAr.
a. ". IIs~s q al 81 A. %. Hove, ga
4. NH. o. ". Gray, Is
,. T. CreoAsr - q. u. Ca@s'ins. q al.
oxsosp.
~ Joas. 20 u. Tracy. 81
PANS.
= y Rswssa = !. Iisv.ea.
N. N. fsr-on o. = D.. tusksr. pa
Hilst rl.sr,rios.
W. ". Ms-sn ~ Ulen Mfs. Co.
HusruHp.
I. q Harding 90 2. :. falsris,
q. ". kimhsli ~ .. ". kimhsii,
sussrn.
4. n. Roslsr D. n ,. Can.sli. ..
a. ". ARsirv~.. ~ TIT .. ARirvvs. ia
l.. y. -hsr~cSi b. D.. A. rnsi,
WOODSTOCK.
W. A. Joae. 10 ,. ". D.rp,ss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

riIE sai-.srtsf hsr,by s,ss. puhhe Ssiics
thai shs has Len duly apt-,ln,s.i ~ NJ Honor
abb juiss - Probate fur tn C.uhtY ~ Osfpr,i
aai assumed M trusi - Administrative 20 ihs
estate -
FRANK b ktDDER. late - Peru.
In sAli 'uuntY. dsfssssst. ~ siytnT l-fni a. ~
as tiftsts shs thsrvfnrv rtstassts al I-r.ohs
iBslts-i o. ths estate - saii lsssa.ssi o. nlaAs
itnfussiiats psymsat. ant tisss.s shn have any
dstsants thsrvsn b. sshihlt tt.s ssuis ~
uNt 81. i.Bl PRISCILLA 4 ktnDtn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

OXFORD, .. AT q Court ~ Prolsis he'll al
Parts vithla AMI for ths tounty 81 Otf"ri on
the thirt Tuesday ~ Ost-, 4. u. l-sl
the appolntmsnt % her the ssil Mary Darsin
administrator ~ the estate % kAnslali Libby 81
late % Porter IN the ALI Comfy ~ Otfori.
deseasei
OnDfnkD, That notioe % the Foregoing psti'
ton 10 pubishci for thru u-sks sarss..i,ely.
PRIOR ~ the thiri Tuesday of Nov, 4. ID. l>si
In The Osfo~i D~mecrsi printed 81 Paris. In sAid
Coanty.
sEORsE 4. WILSON, Judge.
A,rue o.py-siss.s III. q. DAVIS. Rexi.ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
aIERs LIrrLr. ate ~ Ms,les.

TiiE sat.sriisr hsr,by give. puhiis nstics
that ~ has l..n daily spT-ta,si by tn iIoeors
~ IwiEv n frulsais Zoe ~ tounty ~ ptfuri
ani a.sar,el Tho trss, - AdEinis,raifis II
The estate -
AIER~ LITTLE ais - Ms,ica.
IN All Cuuntf. dsssa-s-i. ~ sittnE h"ni as ~
as difysts che thrrvfaf. f~.Jassts at Isfsun'
thislts-i o. IN sststs 20 sahi ,sssa-si o. mails
inmssiisis IsTmsut. sni tho shs have ans
isnaniis thsr,on o. sthihit the saHis ~
'st %. i-l HD-ANO>p ItrTLt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

OxfOkD. 80 Al q Cear ef Probate hell ~
Paris. within and Tor The County ~ Oxford
on The thirt Tuesday % Ost- A. ID. i-si.
sp The Edition Ut sarah n .souie suariian
of usnry y. weeks, fr-t A. Woke AMI Link
". weeks minor bslr. % Msllsn A. weeks. ais
praying Tor nosass o. cell and convey certain
rvalesta Described In bsr v,rtitios ~ In tbs
l'rohats Once a an adsant' Ereas offer % t~sn
" ase dotizrs sol expe.ses of Hence ami SALE
W al Iersess interc-s~i. by causing an abstr.et
Of ber I<tiiien. with this order th<rvoa. 90 -
pahtishesi thrvs weeks saoc>s~issly In The Os
lori l,smccrst. . psuspap<r prtntei q fsrs,
Court. " ir ksh - Paris. 90 tks thiri Tuesday
Of Nov. Bext, - hibe e'ekk IN she forvncoa. and
shey easse .sy shsy have Why ths sans shoabl
b0e 10 granssi.
Atm. oovy-s;ss.:'-ii.c {. Sivis. asssssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

ONfOIt,, .. a-At Cout - frui,sis hski a
rars within ahi fsf ths tountf otbht"ri
sa ths thirl Tas-iay oft,t a. u. l-pl.
,sn The tstitian 20 Niinsm Ns.isain, Adnin
isffaiar - Tho estate - nsnlasnin y Natnn
lsis - rsfu. m All tsunty. dsssasssi
pFattns Coo ussnss g. ell ani runNeY csftAln r,a
estate sltaatssi IN sahi t1sn - fsra, fally 10
.rts-i 81 his Istitisa on a. IN H. frslsis Ores
AZ az aitantssssas offer - siEhtssn hanifri
.s.l thirty nus dallsrs ant thirty tso esets Zoe
ths psYmsats - dsits AL sspsnss- ~ ssiinin
tstfstiun.
OHp1Hsp. That m sait Istliisosr xiss ns.ties
D. az IsF.ahs intefvstsi, by cAusing an Ahstfa
% NJ tstitian. With thi. of'isf tisv-un, o. -
puhlshs-i thrs sesls sufrsssifslY IN ths ~
loot tNsuas-rst. uswstsp-f pfint-i Al fars, w
All touutY, that tho NAY apI-sf a. ff"iais
Caar. b. - hshi a fans, on tls thiri Iucssial y
- Nov nsNt a uins oels-k IN Tho furvnonn, AL
.ho~ saa.s II ahy they have. shy ths sane
.lsahi not - srAnt~si.
.fDR.E 4, WILSON, Iasis..
a true oopy Attest III. Z. pANls,hssisssF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
DOES RUssGlIlso rtLP BUSINESS

We are excessively weary ~ the on
exploded statement. Substantially rciier-
atei by the president % ths state Phsr-
macsutical Association. that prohibition
Injuries business. There never was a
greater dslusiOn. When the head 20 a
household spends portion % his mon
~ for liquor. be has les left for the
food aud clothing aud other necessitirs
and comforts for kis family, aud lcgitN
mate business suffers just 80 much.
When laboring man Who receives two
dollars . day, spend. ffiy cents ~ that
for liquor, legitimate business suffers
accordingly. The drinking population
81 the United states spends flfteen hun
dred millions 20 dollars In liquors each
year. Their, IL one liquor saloon "a
every lOs voters east ~ the Mississippi
and one IA every o. voters west ~ the
Mississippi; and 80, 60 saloons la thee
states and territories IL the Union waste
enough hard substance 90 feed, clOthe
and paw the house rent ~ every family
In the United states. How much do
these help "buslness~t-Msine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

rass-sl - q yesr n t.all strktly An slssscs.
othsr~t-s tfs ye.r. ,ins,s eoisls- costs
ADssHrtsssH~r- All lexAl sivvrti-smests srs
sivvn thrvs Consecutive in-srtlon@ tpr sin ~
infh IN lxasth - celamu. ~rsstsl csntfstts
srs.
JOn PxI>rf~a -Ns~ typs. fast pr~.-cs. steAra
pg~vr. sxT~rtsncesi sVfknlen sol 30 pftccs
oomhins D. make this dspartmsnt ~ eaf tasi
Dsss oomplrts AL popaisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

ox,onD. q. Al q Csar "a fr,,ists. hsli a
raris Within aasi fsf IN tuuntY ~ psturi'
sa IN thiri rae..iay - 81 u. tSi.
Uu the t.,itisn - Va. Npsisasa, Ndmf
Csanty. ttsssss-i. prsfins fsr hosnss :" .sll ani
eontsy osr,sin rval estate In salf tssu ~ fsfu,
falls ds-snls.t In his Istition on 10 IN us
Probate ufles ai an siVahtasrsus ufsF et ~
tssn ban.ir,-t sad tw.nty toe dollar. ani Anf
thrvs rsut. fof IN Isymsat ~ dstts ani ~
psn-s. - administfstioa.
OuntHHb That ths salt Is,iiignsf siFs hefifs
g. an Tsfsuns tnisrvsteti ~ Caasins an sh-sfss
% NJ. Istitiun. With this ortsr tasrruni y" 70
rslusis.l thrvs wells suf.s..ivsly In tis ~
lur,i nsms-fAt. . nssspspsf pfinisi Al IaH. lh
saki Iuunty, that tlsy msy apI-afh ifshses
,oaft o. ~ hskt a Part, "a III hlri iss-iaf
- Nat ustt a hlns o'ehsk tn N fgrvna-sn,
ani .hos osa.s. " shy they have, shY N sAns
sh5uhi nc ~ srants.l.
sEORoT A Wilson, juirs.
true copy ATTEST II. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

oxyDuD .-Ma Count 20 rrshats hsd a
farts stthia snd Coz ths tountY ~ vtfori
90 ths ti.iri Tas.isy - Ost. 4. u iSl
On Ihs I.s,iiiaa u Mm. wesl.s-. Aialni.
TRAITOR - tho estate ~ iienl Nstoa, ate ~
r.Tu In All Coanty. decsA.st. pfsyinf far
i.snss 10 all anil cuntey . esrtaln tsrsl ~ ~
estate situated In sski fsFu snt fully dsssni--l
In his Tetitiaa 90 dis In uhs froi.ats btos ~ an
sdyantA.saus a1sr ~ the Uua.irci dollsFs tsf
~ pa meat % dsts. ant sspsn-r. ~ AdmiH'.
tFatian. -.
OHpsnsp. That The .sii I-rsitisasf siss nasles
D. al Isr-.ns intsfsstri, ~ caahnk an 1870
pabushs.l thrrs vols su0ss.slFsly In tn -
isri Dsms.rst. q BsssTslsr prin,ei a. v an., ~
.Alt County. that thsy may aprraf a lfuiais
Count. a. - hski a faris. en The thirh ips"ai
N Sot b.,t A sius o'sissk a. ths fofvnann, AL
.hos csa.ei fshy they have. shy ihs sanas sh"ai'
GroR.r 4. WILSON, iglsv.
A true cspy-Alis.t ~. q. DAVIS iissis'sf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

In dcci rvc~uily found a. the waldo
registry % iced. part 70 the descrip-
tion rad. Eight rods o. . hole In the
rcof % .hed In the ship yard" The
shed referred a. Vas burned In the 90
tre % l>sG. ~ their sat much lefi Of
that bound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

THE suhscrit<r hsrvby gives pablo neSios
thai shs has isea daily spgoln.ei By ne il:ae!-
sbls Ju.irv Of Probaie Zoe ths Cesnty Of Oxford.
..a s..s~s'i The Es'' OF knss'n, Of The
CuIRi.Is n. DUNBAR. late of sumser.
IN aid Coussy. deccsset. by giving tsond - The
lau dirpcss; she thevfev rvvuesss al perssas
indslAs<i " tbe essste of said dersased " nAks
i1a~iiHss payneas. ssd these Who have ssy
,isoasds tksrSon - sxkibi1 ~ sans -
Ors. q. III. CELIA ,. DUNLAP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
rtRt AND rrtRG

\ Washington letter reports that the
president broke the rcrord While rvcriN-
ing the members 20 the EpSorth League,
by shaking hands With go people In
tWeniy-thrcs minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
N.,l,. Of As.ls... .f ~. App.ls,m..,

AZ Paris, In tke tounty - Osfpri anii state
- Maine, The tlst dsy - ut. A ~. i-si
Tho ab.isr.isns.i hsvby give. notice ~ M.
appoihtmsnt a. Assixb.s ~ The in.ol,cnt estate
Ill q. nAH>t- - Lowell,
In ths County % oxford. iRsaltvnt Dyhtor, Hhu
ha. ls-n dsslar-.i an ihsol,ent uI-sn his psttlsh
BY ths C0ar % Insolvency fvr all C0snty ~
WALTER &. BAssErT. Assl.ae..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
Srw ApvrKrsENK>Ts.

Fan ar.i Wtntrf ~
rr,sI.rstas q Oaantfy tisntlruaa.
ti fr.i.a N0tirrs
9 in=sirruFF Natires.
Nautahaa
tsfin.ts - iiafsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

NoN. 10 order that the citizens might
have an opportunity o. secur, needed al.
Cobolic liquor Cor medicinal purposes, the
town liquof agency system has bccu -.
tahlishs,i. The liquor agent j. a puhlic
officer, working for a salary, aud has NJ
sharr la the profits % the sales ,unles.
b. steals Il the sales arv recorded, aud
the rccord i puhlic the sysism i he'ig'
III about Sith all the harrisrs against
Illegal sales that can D. devised, aud The
penalties foe Illegal action by either sell
Ter or pgrchassr arr made a. severe a.
seemod advisable % the good Judgment
20 our Lawmakers. Vet II i probably
q loW estimate 10 .Ay that half The liquor
sold BY the town agvncies i u.ssi a. q
beverage. and l. bought for that pur-
pos-. n the restrictions placed upon
the tOSu Agencies fall 80 Tar short II
their purpose, what restrictions can D.
put upon the ale BY druggist. that will
- efficicuts Certainly their opportunl-
ties for making Illegal sales would D.
greater than tho-s % any other class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

The Maine Pharmaceutical Associa-
tiou reCenily passed resolution declsr-
INK that registered apotheCarics should
have the right O. keep aud .sll alcoholic
liquors, for medicinal purposes Only, the
same a. any other me,liCiu.. ~ome 20
ths -oundesi Temperate. papsrs % the
state have De-, larcd thi. tenable gruund,
and have expressed the opinion that
druggists should b. granted the privilege
under such Restriction. a. will conhne
thsm o. legal sales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
1881 THE cv u 1892
Country Gentleman
THE BEST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WeeKlleS.
ps,rrD ~
vars. Crepe ssa rssesssss,
ussttssitsss ssA 1Sun ssswtss,
Live stssk SD Dsiry tag.

Live stssh $40 pstry tnG.
Will. A al..p includes ell minor departments of
Rsrai Interest, .sch a. the rcstry fari. Into.
u,olosy, Bse. Keeping. Grrenhoa-s asi enpsry.
Veterinary Hrplies, Yarn Questions and A
AMI summary Of News ~ The Week. ID Man
~ N, I-,sr. ars asasasiiy complete, AMI mech
attention 10 pAii 70 The rrc.pcst. OF The Crops.
a. throStsx light UPON one " the most impsr
,.ns ~ All asstloa.- NJ ss o. B.s ssa HAs- %
I'll n h. literally Illustrated. and by RECENT
nj, kRGEMENr, contains more rosiinx mat.
Der thas e,sr,~forv. The sabssrtption rfiee Il
o. - Per year. bot ~s Offer . SPECIAL nv
DuCfiOSia our
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

4 vessel reccnily salled FROM Boston
for Africa With one missionary and
1000 gallons ~ rum. cue !. lmpellcd
% adapt the words ~ the old story, aud
ask. "what are they going % do with ~
much mi.sionaryF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

A an lnsianc, % ths Indefinite de-
scription Ia deeds. a surveyor 20 consii-
cradle experience rcCcntly told the Dem
ocrAt 20 = poo which h. had % Do year
or two sinC,. 4 frm Nas considering
the purchase 20 . mill property - some
value. bat sishing o. have the bounda-
ric- definitely established b.iOrc closing
the trade. employed The surveyor a. run
the linz. OF the houndsri~. m.utiou-,i
In the old ds,vls ~ the property, oull
one point could b. lc,atot on the facr %
the earth. that point being hNcl by a
ring 1T into a lcigv The subsequent
building 20 dam had iow-d the lcigv
with several fr,t % water. bat the ring
Was 40 last found. go course that CA.
point Was sufficient o. establish the
t-oandary bat the surveyor gives II a.
his opinion that not half the deeds
drawn refer In the description % sin-
gle JsrtaIafaf unHHufHf. \ stake aud
stones OF a spotted TIRE, are very apt a.
stand AZ the end 20 the course. while
very often thcry l. nothing ~ definite.
4 man who l. In position 90 knoN
something ahuut that 20 whlch b. l. talk-
ing. says that In thc oxford County VII
lagv Ia which b. hScs, there l. Ouly one
permanent monument 90 which the
boundArie. % all the lots In the village
can b. referred. Furthermore, be states
that thsrv arv In the village several
buildings which extend over the lines. -
that the buildsrs erected them partly on
land that DID not bclung o. them. lie
Will even give the exact number 90 fr-i
20 Outside territory Occupied by some -
the buildings, all ~ which have bern
standing thirty years % more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
NO BETTER MACHINE MADE At ANY PRICE.

On any other special discount from l
"')' 10
,landg- tmyp rlc. n wil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

A,usoovy-si,s.s III. {. DAVIS. assi.ssr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

OF many a night, made doubly long by it's pro-
tracted agony' the rheumatic sufferer tossess to
and fro on hfs sleepless couch, vanly praying for
that re.t viii h only comes by fits and starts
His malady ia one "a hieh ordinary medicines too
often fail TO relieve. bit there is ample evidence
20 prove that he efficient blood depurent Hos
tetter's Stoma Bitters, affords the rheumatic
a reliable means of elief Check the ma,ady In
its ircipient stages, when the hfst pyemooitoi v
twnges come on, with this agreeable medicine,
and avoid years of torture Whatever be the
rationale of the ac i've infuenc of the Bitters
up m this maadv, certaid IL is that no evids nee
rolatiug 70 its effect il more dire end positive
than that which rela es TO its action in eases OF
IN umatism. Like all s'erlng remedies, how.
evea it deserves ro'rac ed, sympathetic trial,
and th0uld not be aband ned because not at once
remedial Itis equslly efficacious in dyspepsia,
indigestion and kindred diseases.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

Many years prae te- have given G. A.
Snow & Co, ,iicitors of Patents at
Washington. d. c.. unsurpassed success
in obtaining patents for all classes of in
vention They make specially of re-
iected cases. and have secured allowance
of many patents that bad been previous.
ly rejected Their advertisement in an
other column will be Of interest to inven.
tors. patentees, manufacturers, aud all
who have to do with patents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

BosToN. Feb. 5.-The United Labor
Alliance, composed oflesding members OF
the Trades Unions, Knights of Labor,
NatiouaIists end Socialists denounced,
and adopted resolution setting forth
that the "sentiment Of the people OF
Bostop on the Free Coinage Silver Bill
was pisrepresented by bankers and
money lenders at a meeting recently held
10 Faueuil Hall" The meeting voted a
call for a public meeting at Fsneuil
Hall next week to voice the true oplniu~
ion of the citizens for the free coinage OF
silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

There is no dancer OF cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used as directed for severe
cold " ef3ecsually counteracts and ar
rests any tendency of cold to result in
pneumonia. This fact was fully proven
in thousands of cases during th- epidemic
OF infiueuzs last Winter. For sale by
Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Biavd has ex-
pressed the belief that the silver men
in the House are strong enough to pass
the free coinage bill on direct vote. 1t
is not expected there will be more than
fifteen negative votes on the Democratic
side, while thirty or thirty-fve sfirms-
tive votes are looked for on the Republi-
can side. Bland hopes to get the bill out
of tha committee by "Wednesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06
Children CT @ Pitchers S g2SiQFlf
The Etrst step.

Perh lps you are run down, can't eat, can
sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your 81
isfaction, and you wonder what al you. Yot
should heed the warning, you are taking the FRA
step into Nervous Prostration. You eed Nerv,
Tonic and In Electric Bitters you viii find Oh
exact remedy ior restoring the nervous system 20
It's norm al healthy condition Surprising results
follow the use OF this great nerve tonic and alter
ative. Your appetite re urns, good dig. stion is
restored, and the liver tnd kidneys resume healthy
action Try bottle. Price SOC at H. Marett's
Drug store
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

OFFICE AT rHE EAGLE DRUG STORE
once dours-From 10 A N. 10 IL o'olocs
EJ4.. I 90 ,. a. and lEom tUgP.A nBY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about IL You may yourself he one ofthe
many who know from personal experience JUS
how good a thing 1t is II you have ever tried II
you are one OF its staunch frIenos, because the
wonderful thing about il il that when once given
trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds pace IN tht house. II you have never used
V and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or
any I'll roaf, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a
bottle at once and give it a fair rial 1t is guar
anteei very time, or money refunded. Trial
Bottles Free at II. Maretts Drug store
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

Shakespeare will please excuse Us z We modify
him thus. Thrice Is he clad who hath his system
strengthened with Hoods sarsaparila, and he
bat naked. though arrayed n furs, whose blood
is poor or with disease corrupted An ineompar-
abb medielne
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06
Children CFYh,Pi Pitchers CaSiJFla


II bEn aALvE in the rord f1f uta hr8isef
s3r.a. i.af~ saf Rhaum Fewer Sores Fe'te
Ct &nee "aaa, niln4us, aru8 ard aN SFlt
E,upt or o. and pog,t aly ares y es on no pay
required. II IL Guaranteed 10 give perfect salts.
faCticn. or money rA'upAeA rice % cents per
rex. For sale a. II, Maretts Drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-02-06

ayers Cherry rectoial has given me great
relief ia bronchitis within m, nth have sent
some Of this pre- paration TO friend suffering from
bron, hifis and asthma. IL has done him so much
good that he asks for more. CHARLES r. Dunn.
terville, Plymouth England.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

Go 70 Dssress VA sAs D. L. Az
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-17

would be suitable, | should say, only
when worn with su overcont.
Under the head OF umhrtla aud
watkins Sucks We fluid som" marvellous
inventions. One i4sn umbrella which,
I'm some " uuderWl way y converted
luton 1a'sn & st f, aud So termed
that ep Hrcin he ,tarNct when y
is used rs a w apon II of ne AMI dc
tense. recommend 10 lderF la
dies IN the dog days, aS n protection
against the sun and ~ dogs, I he
next invent IN is rmo-ahS''rber. t"
prevent rain from ru ~ ~ down from
hats and umbrellas
The abeor, &c is lornr-i ojlhe al an
covered sporges or ot ~ nEeSe'vered
by y fahric. We are told that tie at
sorber can be readily removed from
The articI", sqne,z ed va d replaced
" Caur nrAt % M arr'"'n which thu
inventor has named Cake Il long
breath and shut ynur eyes, The "Rhab
do,kdal,horu4 Thi, IS an umbrella
when can hp taken mp rt the rilk and
ribs heng hidden wlthia tne stick; It
is thu. transformed INTO stout walk
ing stitch. From the Standard Maya
] ytl,n
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-12-17
TIE FLIGHT OF DUCKS.
The Canvas Back Can Make Its Two
Miles a Minute.

The Canvas Back Can Make Its Two
Miles Minute.
John Petty, probably one of the best
shots on wild fowl in the West, said ;
Il have had a good deal of expert
cnce with wild fowl, but what | am
going to tell you have gat er in
the main from others and it can be
relied upon. | can tell you within a
traction about how much space any
one OF them can 90 over III an hour.
There is not railroad train that can
hold a candle to the slowest duck thai
flies.
"But the canvas back is the racer OF
them all, il he lays himself out to his
work. When this duck is taking
things easy, enjoying II little trip
around the block, as 1t were, he goes
through the air at the rate OF about
eighty miles an hour. Ii he has bu-
slnesS somewhere and has to get there
he puts at least two mileS bthmd him
every minute, and does IL easily. III
you don't believe thi. just fire square
at the leader in II string Of canvas.
backs who are out on II business cruise
some time. Shot travel pretty FAST
and If you happen to hit one OF the
birds see if it is not the sixth or sew
enth one back Of he d.ake or leader
A drake does not AWAY lead, but gen
orally does if there is one in the flock
If there are more they seldom take
the lead, bnt wise old hen will be
found there, If you wish to bring
her down you must aim ut east eight
feet ahead of her, and II She Tails you
wlll find her long distance oh--Say
=, veral hundred yards.
"rhe mallard is slower 1t is all he
can do to make nj @ II minute, but
he can do it if he wants Ia HIS reg
mar flight is about forty five miles an
hour.
The black duck, Il close I, la i've OF
the mallard, is also SLOW conpa ed
with The canvas ba"k, and the piptail
wldgeon and wood duck are but hide
faster. The red head can 90 easy and
make nj ETY. miles Au hJur as long As
he likrs--all duy, if necessary. ihr
blue wing teal and his heautifulc ~ n
tn- green wing, can fly side by s. Ie
ail3 make one huudr q ml,s an hou'
without turning a feather
"And maybe you think wild goose
can't fv. But he can. II Non sc n
fl eek Of big Canada> moving along so
hlgh up that they seem Is, be scr ping
the sky with their backs Won opId
hardly think that they were maklue
one hundred miles an hour, but they
are. The wild goose Is not mu h Ut
y pedestrian, but on thu wing h. Is .
hummer From lh- Omaha Bee.