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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
GOWNS FOR WINTER
ROUGH OHgVIOrS AND TwEIDS lRl NOW
ALL TIE 60.
Pretty, Sci and Clinging Costumes = ali in ALP
Gothan's Girls We're Never More Be-
C,ningly ALFRED.
Special Correspondence. Of the sunday Register

Spseta, Correspondence orhs Sunday Register
NEW YORK, November 27.-The
settled winter styles begin at length
TO appear out of the demi-sea-
sons uncertainties. We can now
speak with absolute certainty of mater
ials and cut Of garments to be worn all
the season with the knowledge that
they will remain In style.
By all odds the most beautiful dress
fabrics of the season are those prepared
for the street. 1t fairly makes one
happy to see the rough cheviots and
tweeds of North Britain clothed with
dyes that approach the splendor OF
Cashmere. The vigor of Scotland APP
pears in them, mingled with the fire OF
the South. These textures, so thick
and warm and at the same time soft
and clinging, are the perfection OF
winter fabrics. Their colors are rich,
yet low toned and harmonious; an
artists brush seems to have laid them
on. The statesmen call them "mixed
effects"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
They All Want to Write.

And so Bernhardt, Langtry, Patti
and Anderson are all emulous Of being
numbered among the literati, and each
is writing a book. Bernhardt's promise
TO be the first to materialize, and prob
ably will be the most indictive OF liter
airy talent, as Bernhardt counts this gift
among the others which have made her
famous. Does the divine Sarah fear
omiuouS results from her increasing
ayOrdupoiS and desire TO become famous
in another role before she loses place
and casts as the worlds greatest TRACE
dienne? There seems to be some hope
less incompatibiljty between fat and
tragedy, and Sarah isn't.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

coming for a picturesque style of face
and head. The mantles, too, with their
plated backs and enormous sleeves,
will remind US Of the early French. The
small Henry the III. mantle will please
those who don't care to muffle up much
and thus destroy the outlines of their
figures. Lace garniture and embroi-
derry effects will not relax their hold up
on public favor. Mauves and greens In
new shades will be intensely modish. In
cloth costumes there will be delightful
creations, both as to style and garniture.
This is Medieval costume, elabor-
ately trimmed with jet and braid. There
is Princess skirt of black velvet
trimmed with rows Of jet and gallons. In a
recent visit to some OF the fashionable
shops / saw some very pretty gowns. A
lovely fall costume in gray cloth is or
namented with jet cabochons. The
jacket corsage has plain plastroD, the
lining of which closes in the middle,
while it hooks on both sides under the
loose front. At the neck the stuff must
be full In order to form the gathers. At
the waist the plastron is ornamented
With three rows of galloon or large
cabochons. They also appear on the
straight collar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

The speaker was Mrs. VIM ~,
sides az No. 1901 Woods stree, yii "
was about twelve years old Vie, ',--''.ts
trouble nrst began" CONTINUED ~, a,.'-l
my nose would stop up, first one - ksl
the other. Severe headaches apd 80 =. y
temples every morning-so sever -, !
ed my eyes that could not see tors,S Y Al
paper until after these pains ws,S =. u
ping back or matter from nv 49, II
throat, causing me 10 hawk Al =. Nl |
nv throat. had no appetite. as8 ~ Z
did eat would lay on my stoma,s M, !
weight, causing sour stomach Aits, -, ..
cAtarrhsl trouble Hnally extended - "a ~, 4
causing almost total deafness 10, ~ =
Ears became very sore and A. ur..- ~
purulent discharge until the lobsis T, =
was one solid scab and so y.rv p,i,,,, ~
not sleep with IL at night wa ,,er,,t
this terrible ear affection for MA. -.
spending vast sum, OF money ui,l,-'si y
ing any benefit. One specialist ~ -.
the drum OF my ear was partially 5s,,..'.,
could never hear but little. h a..
This discourage me so nr.c ~
most gave up the ides OF seeking -.
But after reading ihe MANY cure, 49,,
by Drs Copeland 4 HE'LL. dse,s., /.
their Offices and give them trial a. w
antvisit IL has been 20 me, iof Cs,...
proved from the start and In three v,.t, \
my ear was healed, my hearing -,,,s,,s :.
-ihe iirst time for nine years.
81 feel proud 10 announce nv ga. /. !
public that some one who has suffered A..
done may now be benefited by tho,,,-.'
specialists, whom ! cheariuly reconr,,'
the suffering humanity, IS you will is =.
consult them and be relieved
The above statement can be easily v,,i,,
calling on Mrs. Meyer ~ her hone a \
Woods street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
1soa-LEAP YEAR.
A Few Words From the Pen OF Edith
Sessions upper

Has il occurred to you, ladies, that
that 1892 Is leap year.
Ring out wild bells to the wild sky
and tell each despaIring maid that her
hour approaches. Not for long will she
be forced TO pine in solitude, blush un-
seen and waste her sweetness on the
desert air. Her day is coming-the
hour in which she can corner the
young man Of her choice and tell him
that life without him will be a void, a
bowling wilderness. She can soothe
his agitation, quiet his fluttering heart,
press his manly form in her arms and
kiss him smack on the mouth even il he
should resist.
Ring out, wild BELLS, and tell the CO.
Quetish widow to lay in an extra stock
Of war paint and tomahawkS, for her
hour is, too, at hand. Never backward
about manifesting by gentle look, smile
or sign her preferences, she will be at
her perihelion during 1892. And vain
will be the attempt OF man to escape
from the sunshine Of her affection. he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
The Mother Got them.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, November q
"A year ago Amanda Carson began
suit for divorce from VIM. Fl. Carson
The wife prayed the Court for the ems
toby of the children, boy, Charles aged
five years. and Ida, aged nine
who have lived with the
father since the separation. The court
withheld its decision and the mother
became almost frantic.
Late this afternoon q hack stopped
before the Carson nome. The
children were in the yard and
they were hurried into the
hack and away toward the city. The
father 10 lowed soon after, but no trace
OF the children can be discovered. He
has little doubt, however, with whom
they have gone aud officers will assist
in the search.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

This wonderful Miss Victorna.
feat of catching cannon ball that
weighs twelve pounds az distance OF
ten feet from the mouth OF the gun, is
one of the most wonderful perform
ances ever witnessed by anybody.
Prowess and absolute certainty 60
hand in hand with extra Jrdinary
strength.
Loaded down with ga pounds g gi-
gantic balancing rod in her hands and
with heavy iron balls dangling from her
body, Miss Victoriaa displays her al
most supernatural strength to the very
best advantage.
She closes each daily performance in
the tabeau of the ironclad Germania,
her body eneased in steel armor and
balancing on her shoulder the barrel OF
an enormous cannon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
The Doctors. nanrhtnr..

A new organization OF women in San
Francisco styled the Doctors Daugh-
ters, IS devoted to the relieving OF the
heed OF poor people that are in distress
on account OF illness ia the family.
There are about forty Of the Doctors
Daughters" with q following Of about
200 associate members devoted to the
work Of raising funds and distributing
them by personal visitation among the
deserving sick poor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

AN ON AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years BY millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t seothes the c7ild,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cdres
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
by Druggists in every part Of the world.
Twenty-Five cents bottle It's value is
incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs
winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no
ether kind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
AnImnulsiye sacrifice.

All Italy has been startled by the i'm
pulsive sacrifices recently made by the
Duchess Eugenis Litta BOlOquine, OF
Milan. Weary with fashions aud sati-
ated with the pleasures Of Vanity Fair,
the Duchess publicly expressed her dis
gust OF it all and ordered the sale Of her
magnificent jewels, Miniatures, fans and
laces. These gems Of art brought
5000, 600, which she placed in the hands
OF her private confesSOr, with minute
instructions for the erection OF chill
dren's hospital iu the suburbs Of Milan,
the work 10 begin at once. Her Grace
has announced her intention of filling q
subordinate office in the cOnvalescing
ward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
A Characteristic.

II is to the cleverness OF women
that we owe the invention of the super
Tor street sweeper, the improved metnou
of heating cars, a chain elevator
reaper and mower, a machine Tor Ieeu-
ing cattle on the cars, practlcal hIe
escape, and the ubiquitous paper Dag,
ice-cream freezer and peramoulater' ana
yet she will get off the car backwards
inst the same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The same old party of Jealous Knights
were present at the last regular meet
ing, and they were filed with their en-
thuslasm being full as of yore for the
welfare Of the Order. The brethren
should attend on Tuesday evening, and
hear our good Brother, T. A. Hall,
speak his mind tor the good of the
Order, II they hear him once, they will
want to hear him again, he's full of it,
and you bet he'll let it out, and to the
point all the time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
The Unlrormsd Flower Girls

One OF the prettiest features Of Berlin
is its corps Of uniformed flower girls.
Only pretty girls are selected for the
work, and their uniform, the national
costume of the Isle of Rugen, is furn-
ished by the stock company who man
age the enterprise. A home is also
specially provided for them, and they
must be in at midnight. The young
Swells Of the h;gh-priced restaurants
pay double and treble the price of q
flower TO the pretty flower girl, who is
allowed TO appropriate the surplus over
the price required by the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
n.r nlrnnnnintmant.

"The idea Of me wearing new Paris
gown such rainy day and only getting
a seat in side aisle" girl was over
heard to say at recent wedding, Sne
nor only wore Paris gown, but she ais
ported single eyeglass so heavily
wrought that she had to lift it to her
eye and hold it there, 1t wasn't real
English you know, or it would nave
stuck there Of its own accord.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
Oueenly Occupations.

The little Queen Wilhelmina OF hol-
land must read chapter from the Bible
every morning to her mother, ana pa
tiently stitch away at the embroidery
and fine needleworkS, but she IS devoted
to her pigeons, her garden, and espec,i-
ally her dolls, with which she has little
time TO play.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

Little Annie JennesS Miller is q thor
oughly reformed baby and the talk Of
all Evanston. She does not wear cor
sets, buStleS or waists Of any sort stiff
ened with wholebOne, and there is not
pin in her makeup. The divided skirt
takes the place OF the long dress and the
barrie coat Of the non.reformen infant is
sUpplanted by flannel legletS. No
amendments have been made to Miss
Jenness Milier's little inSides, and she
can howl Ike a SchoOl-yard and engulf
provision like a Chicago tramp.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

DOCTORS COPELAND a BELL A,,.l,,
permanent ofilccs at 1871 Main sfeet We, 1
treat with success al cafAblo case q
hours-9 toll a. NJ; 10 ; p. N, Anditft
Specialties-CATARRH and Disease, n
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS Cas-
ton free.
Address all Mall 20 DRs. CoPELAyDAE AR.
1871 Main Street. Wheeling W. Va
Treatment, including medicine, tIEsl
49,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
Aswoman,s Erhlhition.

Paris is to have an exhition OF the
WORK OF women next year In the PalaiS
ue FlnduStrie. 1t will be divided into
Two Seetons-the retrospective, which
VIII Include the history of fashion
through all ages, and the modern. The
laleer VIII De far more important, as it
eOm prehendS al industries of interest to
"omen' and samples Of all work In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
Ride at IA. m.

The German Kaiser has won again
with the ladies. They say that he sac
ritced his newly acquired hirsute adOrn-
ments In compliance with his KaiSerin's
wish. Every morning these royal mar
ried lovers ride together in the park at
the absurd hour OF :. The American
man would die for the girl be loved
rather than take such matutinal dose
as this, and probably his loved would
rather have him die than insist on her
getting out at such an undesirable hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

Miss Victoria is
q handsome wo-
man, tall, muScu-
lar, and very
graceful withal
in the various eX-
PLOTS in which
she exhibits her
wonderful bodily
strength. To lift
h un Dire DIS OF
pounds in weights
with one hand is
child's play to
her. She tears,
bursts and cuts
in two iron chains
with links a
inch in thickness,
and stops the
progress Of a
cannon ball by
catching the mis-
sile in her hand,
thus robbing it
of its trajectory
force.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

which women are employed. The COM
petition will be open 10 women WORKERS
in all parts Of the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
AWOMAN HERCULES.
wonderful Feats of Strength of stras-
burg Girl.

burg Girl.
A Lelpsic correspondent OF the st.
Louis POST Dispatch says: The audi
ences of the variety theatre Of the
CRYSTAL Palace of Leipsic are agog at
present over feminine athlete, Miss
VIctoriRa.
She is a daughter Of the Crown
Lands, having been born at Strasburg,
and from the time she was eight years
old she was drilled in the arts of the
circus.
CATCHES CANNON BALLS WITH EASE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
LIKE. A CHARM
Additional Evidence of the w..
Success Being Achisv. "Un'''
0Rs. COPELAND AND es,

II had become discoura,.s
given up all hope OF ever S.' sad u,
again, as my trouble had ,hg In
nine years, and l could not oS,.sd 'os q
lief. / had tried a numbe he oS'ale Nv,
and spent large sums Of morsLp aysS,
seemed to get worse instead Of 81. p, Z;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

Arrival and departure of trains on and after
November 18th 1891. ExPLAgATtoS OF REFER
ENcg MARKS: sDaily; tSunday excepted; tNon-
day excepted; SATURDAY excepted: Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Time
which lie one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

WHEELING q ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
September IA. 1891. trains will run - follows
City Time:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

tDsily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm Grove
1890 .. N. and Wheeling st 1877 2. N.
G. D. GILLELAS,
Cen. Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
Ar MAs lA 1al rRAnI

4 clerk IN a lstrolt i.w"lfy h"u. NJ.
making a trip over the lllin"i. Central
Railroad few days ago, ani while VA
the smoking ear, va. sccostci 10y q
stranger, ~ho aid
II had N. misfortune a. y" robh'si ~
all nv money In chicago, bat luckily
sayr,i my watch and PIN
THAT v too bad, ~as ia" natural ~
ply.
II wan, Ia raise hundred dollars Tor
~ day.."
"whsr arr YOU FROM
Detroit"
"Ah! Detroit. \ little SLOW. bat ons
~ the prrttic.t 81 ". Ia the land. III
trust a Detroit man every time
"II-rc 1. ssiD worth ofprOprrty. Nh
vance me sloo and bold u a. .ocuriiy'
"I.st me 49, the PIN"
Itwa. handed over, and after bri"'
inspection the Driroitcr said
An Als.ka stone. With plated s"itlng
Regular retail pric- -. LET me 49, the
watch"
n VA. handed over, aud hc went
through Il In ~ second. aud ob."rNed;
"Sold BY the Thousands At sla, SIS
and so. Have you any of your photo
graphs for sAlcF'
Aud the unfortunate man .mll-'i ss'l
SWEET smile. and passed la .earch ~ an
other yictlm-onc not in ia" Jew"lrb
trade. Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
A eoy VITA TACT

T..t 4. on. ~ the hr.t qualifications
M |, buslnc.. man, and th. following 1T
n. Incident In the history ~ one of the
most successful merchants shows a de-
,.lopmcn, ~ this trait early In hls bus
Ines. career.
Coming a. New Work from th" coun-
try without friends, and With very little
money h~ found hi wa to"iowcr Wall
street" aud walklng Into the store 81 W.
a Co, passed back Into the coun'lns
room aud waited mciestly aud patiently
ill n. shouii divert the attention ~ NJ
". who Vas AZ the moment bu.ily en-
Gagged with some friend. ~ last the
frank, open face 81 the boy attracted
hls Notice. and h. addressed him With :
"what can 10 for YOU, sonny
II want place, .lr."
"w.ll. what can you dof
Tie boy answered, eagerly
"Most anything, ar"
Mr.. ". partly Tor ioke anil partly
to rid hlm..lf IL IA. Il most ton comb
dent boy, sAld
"Ah. an. Well just ~ out and borrow
M. a couple ~ thousand dollars.
The lad plac-i hi. hat on his hcah,
xallcl out II the sior-, then slowly
osu Front street I'LL n. came Ia another
large .torc In the same line ~ business,
our friend. ~ ~. past, Me.srs. :. 4. n -
then with q bold but honest look I've
walked up Ia the bead II III" h"u'" anu
sald.
"Mr.w., Of ". a CO., sent me down
her, to borrow -i,DD."
"iIe dld, my .ou. lIoN u business
up At your place.
'srh. boy, having SEEN the appearance
10 large shipments, an.wcrc'i quickly
"Nsry good, ar ="
Two thousand dollars iii you sayi
40 that D. .noughf
"wclI. ss,s,o :. all h. told Inc, bat "
YOU have plenty think bc would like "
II you cent him -J,npl."
"Ju.t give TIL. boy check Tor si,,H'
for ". 4 CO." REMARKED Mr.. :. ." hl'
cashirr.
Tho boy took the ch.ck, sud With u
returned to Mr.. W, walking back Into
the oiiic- With an air II sucyrssiul
pride, and aid
"IIerr II u, .lr.'
Mr.. ". taking Que Look At th" check
aud then at IN. boy said
"loung man com. In here; YOU arr
iu.t ~. one have b..n looking Tor.
Mud giving him dssk b" at him I"
work. At least the New Work l.ccorier
say. - anil the story u gcoi enough 8"
-. tfuV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
sTATI ~ NAiNr

Co,srt oF pNFoHp. ...ias.
tari u Cyanty Commlssisn'rs. ''l'
t.sl -. sfI
ui'U> ths fprcr,inr Tstiiin1. -ai''' y, 80,
,isnre hatins i-sn nssiyel thhl i.. ~
srv re.g-ssslbie. Nv ~ OAnFutn tlal n
I0mmisslDners mes-t a o. bus - a.
Brv~n In sumner an Tae-.iaf g. on ~ ssl
- Ostsler ~ at. ai tsu ~ o. rAsA ii, ~
thsnas prorsssi o. tifN thf mute Hl' ll l-.tag
IstitiSn, inuis lately amer - 10 ~ t,Ih
- the Isrtis. AIT their sthes-fi ~. .i 80
souls convenient plsoc in m ftlht. 90
othsT measures tsksn in o. rrrfn. - ~ -. f..ttsf
raissiSasrs shall lsllgs prlIsf. 10 A..i ~
OHDtnEb, that natios - IN timr -, - =
l,s.s % tn Cofnfni s.ianer-' ineft.hs a,t..1srL
.tten 81 al t.sr-5ns ani oYffurtilna. 81 =
~ eaaslnx sttsstssi osstilss - AL u "A
this oFier tlisruon h. - -srNcl ll-'' ..,.i ~
% the to~H II samuer ani a. - -
In thres puhle psocs IN al - o,iri
nshssi three Wesks suofss-ifeI Il ~
issmsrrAi. q nsvstapsf pnutri "a ~ 90
County ~ ONforl, the nfst "a ADJ ~ II .sryei
And safh ~ tl,e taisf hatiss q p ~ 90
and T4b.tssi, a tcast thirty dal lfl'is - ~
u msstins, D. The end that At lff- - -
parafions NAV thea anil thefe apfeh :. a Al
caa.e, n any They have. WIZ ~ FiAi'
petltloners shyuli nj ~ frsni.l IA fish-
ATTEST AIBElsf = AN.l ,,isf
true c0,,y ~ sAid fcttisa 49,
Court tbevon. -, "a.
ArrHsrs ALBEgr :. AlrllN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

T. ths iisfafaH.f t.Hrff t..H..
tauntF 20 Itf.rf IH co. 900.
IT, anlifrsifuf.f Co. tH.H H.I
~ pgru in sall tnurfF. M. f.s..
nHat rrsIs.tf.
tlnrnfa ~. Hf IlHru...n 10000.
feYuifv ths ksatisn Hfa rra a
AlI-sr ln1st's IsrIIHf h..H.
snfalIssi fu sHIl tIuu. 60 '
f-1st stan.unE I'D 90 ta.r .' fF ."
aantFn rsaf ftfIH krHs a.f..
~ ~ Watsn farm IH H.. Co.
t.,int an Co. hrfeaF fH.."s
pct g. Wet rrfu FIHE. '...
~ knHsu ~ e. rfrr H.f'
tils Wet Psfu af uItrsIf tr".
tsssu col AIIsrf trHsfH Ia...
saIt uf ssIrsf fslftiHrs .f I.I .H.
runtluusst Wifrt flfs stI' I.'.
fuuf llHu1rs that hnrr Ia|
tlfu en- TfrfHIafs. trar f... IH f..
anii fnakr sHIh So NaafI..s.
,iissuutinutnfss Del tif uIrr..f.
aiufe dsssfti-si as na| su"
prufsr
pai.i a. rsru CO... uIrI frt H. '.l@
u tut
Tis Inhailtants 20 Co. t.sH .f I..
Itu EnutN-fIN
IANI-W buN
U.J. unrhtNr. '.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

when Grit ssnt o. I my eye ~
cNnght hyai2a which cumr-'lr vow.
I asks,i him whrrc D. bought u anil 10
answsr-l. "Ati2aEA" nut my l2a'S
"a vs. o. hsvu " Immediately. ~ any 80
sol. 80 b. gave Il o. ms Va exchange Zoe q
p.cr- - sGi. ani then ! Sas morv Al
my g
Tho suris o. H. suppli~l may - ~
fahss,l =, ~ 10 form . diamond
Wuh ssfne trend. 81 eur !. ~ ~
down taigA bl' wh.n 80 hal 23.a ~
f,uni TIA, 10 "a. agS o'ciock. 80 oui
pleasure cams % au 81
Tho suris O. h. suppli-l may 10 ar
r.us,,l 80 a. h. form diamond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
-. pmI..iss..

TThc blanks srv % ~ hll~i with wori'
prnnouncs.i ~ In the ps.sitlSe AMI comT.ars-
tiv, degr~c
/ The gentleman Who "a short time
agn i our uss ----.
2 - --r' sald the small hoy soorniul'
In. ''thsrv l. M danger - - from my tor
t-slos."
4 The man broke hls -- falling in,"
lar.u hole - Tire hridss
4 We will hsv. The baby - Zoe pic
,nrr. bat hos a. kr,p her till LONE enough
o. have IL taken ia.
s IN. gr,,,ly l.oy - - sisters apple
and fUund u very -. bat M one hal any
symfathy fur him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
I WILL NEVER,

Allow myself To suffer again what have
suffered for the last year. That vile
dyspepsia, gave me no comfort.
could not eat nor enjoy anything. The
doctors amounted 90 nothing; nothing
seemed "a relieve me, until used bot
tie Of sulphur Bltters. Four bottles
made me we'll. - Joseph Batchelder,
Master of Schooner T.. A. Baker.