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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
A..., National ri.~.,.

There Is very little uss In talking about
an American national flower. We arr
not q nation. no matter how many hg
~ We may put Ia th.~orl. In the sens.
that Englishmen and frcnchmen consti-
tu,e = nation. What Il typical In one
section ~ our continental repnblic i
not typical In another. AMI an emblem
which might mean grea, deal In New
England Or New York would have but
an artificial significance in Louisiana or
California. state flowers We might
have. AMI to SINE extent We do have
them. California has formally adopted
the Eschscholtzia. or California poppy,
n it, emblem. Maine men wear pine
branch when they want a. indicate what
state they have come from.
Our Massachusetts, flower Il naturally
the trailing arbutus, and that ought Ia
h. formally adopted a. our emblem. Al
the Grand Army encanpment nearly
every state delegation worr something
which was characteristic ~ the state.
We comprehend ourselves better II W.
divide ourselves up by fOriy.four. AMI
there are enough plants and flowers 10
20 around.-Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
fro N coSriSuED.I
n s.at,xi Animal.

Svnf footed animals that have been
tanned. with abundant facilities for max.
ing living - their own. are apt t0 take
French leave In spite % kind treatment,
although In moments VI danger such
renegales will sometimes remember an
old protector and volunteer to renOunce
their habii- ~ truancy. The pct trader
~ the forhn de San Pablo. near MAJ
allan. RAISED y young oceloi. which hung
about the house. or rather the ranch, for
q couple ~ years. but at last ceased tO
recognize the authority - It's landlord.
Juani,a would absent herself Tor weeks
,lge,her and visit the po-t only A. a
guest. or q privileged member Of an In
.pecting committee. for che ruinmag--
the premises, appears AMI disaPrears
without asking anybody's leave, and w.
sents every attempt at familiarity on
the part of her former owner. but one
evening she hal Just entered the store
when troop % horsemen alightei at
the gate. and . minute later a govern.
meni scout with ldg wolf dog stepp-l
up to the counter, while his COMPANIONS
deposited their sa.ldlebags near the Open
door.
Juani,a cast an uneasy glance at the
blockaded door and IN the neft instant
caught sight Of the dog and be- u her.
when the attitude ~ both parties be-
came - di.agr,eably suggestive of an
impending set-,o that the scou, reached
for n stick to chase the dog cut. But
Juanita either miscOnstrued hi- motive
ar hal already made up her mind Ia 80
cur, vantage ground. for Just when he
faced about she leaTsi upon the counter
and with the next Jump upon the sAoul'
der ~ her old master. and there pro-
cee,!ed 10 ''get her hack NJ" growing
,iciously AMI bris,ling MP "a twice hei
natural size. like cat.-San Francisco
I'hruuicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
tn. Record os r,.... ri,sh,..

Major Alla,t warns us against soms
stories regarling long flights by trained
pigeons which have l-cn put forth on
high authority. II was at his sugges-
ton that an apocryphal tale ~ pigeons
sent out 10 and returning from the arctic
regions. which has even b-en impo~ei
upon Yarrcll, was eipungel from the
last edition % that writers british
Birds" An equally false account OF .
pigeon flying 500 miles In America Il
also extant.
Major Allatt believes the greatest dis
tance pigeons have flown of which We
have any accurate record u In the races
which have taken Place two or three
times from Rome to Belgium, distance
of between so0 and 30 miles. But In
every one % thee cases very large
proportion 81 birds have been lost
London News
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
.IAIn nH MAINE.

eoF~Vy 90 pNFNHp. -
Il..ri "a Coaaty ,osns'i-.i"ss-s ssp
isss e.ki ~ sijoaruu.snt, AuE. fn.l. lsss-
tTt,.> a., f.rs.,.lus t-titisa. -sti-fsstsry ssl
49,. e.,tns t-rsn Fssslyed that ths t-uu~esr ~
-. ,...,-.,.lLl. Ir I. OaptRtn, that ths t"anN
i..i.,,,.r. % ga for,i AMI frsnk M t"entss-
-, .t ,e. >alisaAl Iioa-s. IN ptNnshi uhske
-, rs.-.i.v. ths fsurth day OF .st"s,
-, Al tsn % IN. .sh-k. n. ". an
,l,n.. pr~es-i O. sir~ NE rvee mse'.
81 IN .sia pstitiea, iun"esils@H 49, -.
,is~, . heaTing % ths psfuss ,,.ss
ns--e. ~til ~ hst al -osss .. ..s.s.,,.
,s..s 4, A.. pr,ml.s- .. the Commi..lonsf'
s6.l i,,d.. prst@r. AMI u t- further okhss.s. y,
,e.t sssi,s II the tine. lsce AMI yefts =. ~.
,.-i..t.,r.T.' u,s.ting afsre-aia - fisen to ~
,..,...,. .nsi esft-srstioa- tntrre-ts-i Y
.ft..t.-l cople- % -sid pstiti"n AMI ~ VII 80.
,h.r.sa D. L. -sv~i apsa ths r.sissuss n,'.,,
ths tsswu. % pi, ,nsti In ths cosnV =. =,
.et Csrtasss sBi Well In tns eesssy ~
-. .,l..,ansr. ~ frssklin County Asi -,
,-..,..t sp In thrs publir plAees 10 eseh ~
80 ,.,xs.. sni pabhsi<-i hres ursas ssste-
.I..l, In ths ksssstsc JoaruAi. ths .tss tep~.'
~. t.rwinxtsa Chrvnirs, pstns<d a tsm
,ss,.. 4, All Csanty 90 frAakhn. AMI W. w =.
ssrsi I~m-r.I Q ns~.p~tsr pn.ss. -,
!. - Coansy % Oxfsri. The nr.t ct ~
..',,,l,r .ti..a. spsi essh ef th< cshsr sesse.s
s..le -rryei anil y-.-s<.i. - <ses thiry asys s,,
s.rv All time % messinf. W ~ ss. 80 49,.
,'sr..'... .ei eousrzftsas nay th<n Asa tesfs
psr- 81 - .nsr sas-s. n asy tksy have. vsy
~ rrsysr ef sid p~sisiessrs sh"es - ~
sr>rssn ALRERr = AUSTIN. Ckrt.
A9ss osvy sf sasd rvs'sss. Asa or'sss'' ''
'A''ssn Ss,~s, ALsxxraAusrix.ca casA-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
IlIusttatssi sigma.

The pictorial sign Is but little s~en In
this country. Among the few that We
find are the District Telegraph com
pany's pictures. showing deceptive REP
rc-entations of fast speeding messenger
boys. AMI the colored signboards uss-i
by nearly all co-tumer, some East
Broadway molis'.s and a few Bowery
taiior-. On. clothing establishment had
the rather original idea of placing por'
traits 10 all the members ~ the firm L.
tween the windows ~ the building. AMI
the -am. plan was later on followed b,
an electrical belt doctor on Broadway.
The back view ~ a gentleman with 4
very high collar l. n familiar sign on
one - the city. launderie-. and Steve
Brolie has had the scene ~ his frst es'
ploit repruluc.d In color AZ Eighth
avenue and One Hundred and Thirty
fifth street q shoemaker has for many
year. hung on, q signboarl showing a
cobbler with HI, on his back mounting
horse AMI the inscription. won't you
help me upy'-Sew York Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

T. ~. hsasr.bls Csanty Cesuml-.leeer- ~ u's
t,.,iufy Of bxfsr,i anl ~tAts ~ hslns
m uaaier.iguet. tnhalittants ~ Inc tssa ~
pt, al In a.. Caunty 20 Oxtori an. ~ ".
80. n a aT,hss, as.i Well In ~ t"ahiy -
Hr.nkHn re-t-stfallY vprr-r"s that pebas
-,.1,gui.s.. an,i uses..itY rCluirv csrtaln stst
49,. -. A-ratksus dt-ssutlnaAnsss si'.i Efsi
-. A., 10 ua..is o. tss County raj ~ TIE
.f..r,-.ti Is~u. % utN hsbt, tsrthA-e and Vel,
"a Vssnasaeisz AZ Q psini IN all hiEhsN
=, tl.rLs~ HL.Tk tn u,h.h village Ia -as'
pi,ssli th.nrs ~ All hixb~sy VIA the rel
49, - a. " Hraf kstt tn tiss ts.n ~ bNhs.'
49, q. Cai.afu sni b. y. and W W ec~i
10. r..ti.nas. In ~ tsSu ~ tsrthsse ss.l
49,. L. tis uss.-t fss.ihis roais - -.'.'.s .,ih'
=. thr pss-snt hss~sy Ls.iiss a. Wsd NlAss
- a.. n.s~ lsy aill. -ssas-i. asi ti'sesr y,
sali hlEhsay - ps1amsr'. iie,sl In ths '"-h %
Welt afsre-sd -.
wb.rrfsrv, year Istitiensr. bsrehl lstiu".
20, II~saral,ls tlsar,i thai sftsf de- aosiss ss.
.,...,-fiUs. In tiss pFvnii-r- ths tuuntf tgm
.t..i..,.r- ~ ONfor,i and frsnAhn ,oaatic'
- 49,. H. preusi-.-. bar al larte- thtw-s
- - ,a.ls .arh nss k-attons. stsfst"n-
'ti.l...tlsaaaes. aai e,isr such grsiiss- IN IN.
si-t.y.l.x ,fsr.sakt a. may -sstn rrs-"esh~ All
,.,,.,..-r .si a. In daty l-ssnd ~tl ever rf.y'
I,.,..t mi. ainth dAy - April \. " l-r
JOII> : liAkLbw, aBi a. oshsr.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
GOOD ROADS.
INV FUNDAMENTAL THINGS wiIiCn
ouGuI Io ~ TIoRouGuL, KNOWN.


have read much In my our Grangc
Homes about rad. aud road repairing.
aud have noticed much criticism of road
machines.
These criticisms are all Just and Vet
the road machines are Indispensable im-
plcm.nts of great value when proPeriy
u-sd.
They must be used Ia their place tile
same a. any other machine. \ farmer
would not weed hls onions with break
Ing up plow; nor pick peas With 20.
tato digger. Neither can he cart gravel
With a rosd machine, or clean out diicl'e-
aud level OF ruts with tip cart.
Every thing for it, proper use.
wh.n a rad that has onc- ls,cn gray
eled becomes BADLY worn la the centre u
1. the worst Kind of mismanagement io
"a. a road machine to break up the hard
shoulders aud move the ditch mud to
ia. centre of the road.
I,ut the road machine Il capable of
much excellent work la little timely re-
pairs. 4 circular of one manufacture
says:
There IL hardly month In the year
" hen the road machine cannot be use'i
To advantage la the road, but spring !.
the be.t time to do the efficient work,
because th. .oil l. loose aud roots of
gras. and weeds do not interfere. Every
spring, before the ground becomes too
hard, the road should be gone over
thoroughly With the road machine; the
dit,he. cleaned out, so that water may
have . FREE outlet; ruts snd holes filed,
elevations la the road and the shoulders
on the side of the road planed on, the
grade improved and the Rad put In good
condition generally. In repairing . road
which Ia In fair condition commence at
the ditch aud work towards the centre.
.crsplng lightly With the entire length
of the blade, ill the last rounds la the
middle Of the road, when the rear end Of
the blade L. carried high enough to al
low the earth To distribute under IT,
New England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
M Title foe whittier.

I notice that you refer Ia the poet
Whittier n "Mr. Whittier" This, j
take II, l. In bal taste. Call him Whit
tier. John o., John Greenleaf or Friend
Whittier. but never "Mr." Whittier.
lie belongs to that pure democracy ~
Quakeri.m that permits no prehnes or
titles io prvpcr name--nO Mr., M
REV" !" M "iIon.. :" no Esd, but plain
John, James, Charles, Dora, Relecca.
etc. II dos not accord with the gen
orally accepted feeling toward him. The
good Quaker poet Il nearer TO the hearts
Of our American readers than any other
living poet. and those readers are sensi'
lively eIacting In the particular of the
treatment accorded him by Others
Cor. Chicago News-Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
A. A...wr r,,.h.a Parrot.

On Sacramento street, near Kearny,
on any sunshiny afternoon one can see
hanging In front u Chine-e store a
large cage containing q green parrot,
which bird IL most distinguishes! lin
guist. He possesses the faculty. ~ rarr
among Foreigners, of speaking Chine-e.
lie also speaks spanish and English. To
o singsong question sddressel to him
I'm Chinese by his owner the parrot
gravely replied. "Ifetty Polly, gociby.
while in answer 10 the stercotyped query
polly want q crsckerY' he burst into a
aood Of Chinese. lie evidently scorne'l
20 reply 10 the time honor~i query. thers
being no cracker In sight-san Fran
risco Examiner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
Phosphate and Exgs

A farmer of North Mahoning town.
ship. Pa, purchased some phosphate a
few months ago. II was not all used
and several pound. remained In barrel.
where ne-i was made for hen. The
hen haiched thirteen chicks In sixteen
days. Another hen was set at the same
time. but Il took her the usual time
three weeks-to bring oct her brood
Exchange
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

According to telephone authority.
the easiest language for tslephoning IL
Chinese. Its principally inono~yllables.
and Is made up Of simple rising and fall
ing infections. German. II seems, ts
not a. bad language for telephcning -
might be thought. French IL not bad,
but IL Is almost N sibilant as English.--
Yankee Blade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
. r,.., =. an. ,,o,, r.,.,.

The Eifel tower 1. now the highest
clock tower In the world. A gigantic
clock has been placed on It's second plat
form. and scientists daily and hourly
take observations On the motion Of the
pendulum. 10 being their idea that the
revelation o. the earth on its axis may
bs usibly demonstrated by the eIpsri.
menI-Paris Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

The Maine Farmer says: The hill
lands of New England may not he 20 In
yjtins from the farmers standpoint as
the dead level OF the great West, but
there Il this comforting conclusion 'n
rrrsrd 10 the situation At this tlme-we
Are above water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Most farmers know we'll enough how
IN cultivate coru, but how many know
how to develop and improve the s~ed
that has the vitality and energy To grow
larger and larger crops' This is one of
the future needs-improycd soils, iu-
provtd secis and improved breeds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

les Webb. the seventeen-year-old
giant drum major Of the Citisens' band,
Of Memphis. when dress~l IN full uni-
form is said 10 measure feet ~ inches
10 the top of his plume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

~ man who means to lie miserable" !"
ssys the Breeders' Gazette, "always sue
ceeds. n that were all, h would be .
comparatively trinlng matter; but such
A man makes all about him miserable.
lie clouds the sunshine In other lives |;
he Il the hy In the ointment; the dog In
the manger."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
tuesday, September l3, 1892.

Il pry-.nt. thru. Fy.uiNf csar-e. - -tu.iy ansi
\ lsfry aunlrf "a slsstitss.
Al tirfasrtussuts wiu - ahly chtsiuftrl ths
surJls ~ tnstrurtars wtil ~ inrrva-s.t arg
tlltias siil - naiis o. ths ssts-nl nhfsry.
rafts titu ACat~tny u huus-t anil falthtul ~ IN
IA .taisut. ani 10 dssirv. O. rvssite ths-s that
t-ss-.ss 40 esfu.st ds.ifv o. imprsfe. tsT~n-s'
M state
80 furt.sr partirulsrs stirv-. ,ot. \. :.
At-TtN. I'rv-iisnt of Trsstss-. fari.. hsins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Commuter-Any time tables outi
Ticket Asent-I gave you ohs this
morning.
Commutes-But that was siz hour
ago.-New York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srksp rakrLow."

Cerrsponiencv On prsetical axr,sailarai tot,ies
ts sstsi,s-i. Adirr.. all communication IN.
tsn.issi Coz this department ts uISkv -. HAN.
sosn. Agricultural ksiitor oxford iAemocrst,
raris Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
1904. Hebron Academy. 1892.
Tuesday, August 80, 1892,


essFtns - ~ feanx sni wosn.a ef al. ~
eahy tnsrs-s-, -, sntsEs. tar els.lsins an s-iu
oAil"a- \. tsr-esly thew ~iil 10 thrv. resAlNf
c"ar-s- ~ tsiy thxish. cs.-sisl ant ,sllsss.
ths es.hsr~ In the-s csar-<- srs tks -sne q.
~ ~ l.s-t tes yesr- With ths sxcstsien that
NJ W -. hcnnofaa. 4. ". ~tti t.ks tie plsrs
of fref. ~I~ocsr wha Win thi. Gsll t-xtn q t-s-i
srsin.as eesr-s ~ -tasiy ID John. uopais. Csl
NeF.ity
IN ssliities b. ths sl-o,s thr-s eoar-.. ot .tuiy
ths tru-tss- wt.h ~ anncunes thai Isp.Ftmeuts
81 tls-atien sst hus,c werv s-tahn.hri a-t
yest All ~ti ~ ceu,inssi ups,er ths .sws
tsNfhrr. IL csstninE yesr. Ni.. Lillian a..
~a~fen. rrsiusts ~ hs-ton ~ch.-sl af Orstafy
"a. etsrxe n ~ tsparmsnt "a Ekrutl.a sss
siii sietsss al hef tiuse fariax ~ war t thls
'sstarturbt tverN sta.tsnt ~in have daily ia
.tfurthus ~uhest aRy ehsrre Ia sAa.ation
~,asisut. ',s.ireiss sNtr. tirns In thi. bran n
- 1ke lc--s,as Al prtce- a. stscrti-s~i Ia sst.
pl-sr,s.
Tes Na.icsi Isy.srsssi .. assier The ehars.
% Ms t1lnsn a. ~.asn . hssi, % are sxp~rt
sscs AMI trsinins unsisr .ush tssrhsr~ a. trne-t
fvrsi-o - ~ ytsna. AMI Mm. N Isanstt In
veal cubaFv. Ni-- sasll sin s,s s,.sral
tn-tfnrtisa o. ~ whsl. ks-.l ~ .iastns ~thaut
stArss >ingls s-.sa- sa fisse os, OtE.a ss.
Ns-ral hr--ra. a. esfh
sTs,tsl s.--s- forusei for t,s-s ac.ir,ss b
pryTar, feF 80 Ains.
fgr oatshssus. iatsru.stisa In ressri ~ -hs-.i
sufk. l-sri F,r,ta., 80. srtts 81 ths ftinsipal
" y. >ARst>r, % Z. l.. fACkAgn. >es'y.
hshfun, Ne, Jaly 7. lsks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
NEW ENGLAND FARM tIFg IS OFTEN
MiSuNOERSrOOD.

rurRE u M TiNE ron DuLl>rss On
LoNrsoNENEss wut> riiE MiNp u
ACTIVE AND TiiERE u rLrNr, To
TiiINk ABOUT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Many are finding roots Just ~ useful
nov ~ thsy were before sllage came
Into use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Tbe tramp should be . man OF ex-
perIsuce-hs tries the different walks OF
life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

The COW likes to bs MIXED if she likes
Ihe mllker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
Special Fitting School for Bo~doln.
Bea,ty sT,' 49,, ,s 1...T i..i .. - sisy Msss Asi ..s
ingtan. y. 4.
LOST.

un >atar,iay. AuEu.t -. t-tsosa iabrs.leF
ponI aasi Wet >unasf. asiy mihtary ttaA
II..i.T ill - rypaid fsf NJ. tr,suhA by saflnf
v Al tbss.ihr's .tsrv. Vet >u"nsf' 80 al u's
Cw BOwkEg A 90,
~.sath Parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
rnt DOWN BR11os or shIaP.

Eps. Cou>rRi GLNrLENAN-t should
b. pleased tn see In your columns a de-
scription 10 South.Down aud Hampshire
Down sh-ep-slso Oxford-Dowps. Il
there enough difference between South
Do~n aud llsmpshir,-Down so that
When mixed In fiock they can te dis
tlngulshcir I. Il true that the Do~ns
are getting to BE- badly mixed upt
=. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Practically standard marks are worth
less than eggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
ALVIN C. DRESSER, A. H.,

sr.siasts u IN Aosis@y Asi - hu~daiu
Jsls.y. NJ pr,-.sf hss .uss.-.iysly o.suri~i
n T-s.iiien. u I'rinsigAi - Gcali Aca.lsmy
nsti.sl Malns. sub Nsstsr % N iiish s,hoel
Sug-rtnssn.lsut - :. h.-,A sEi rrs.irai - n
IIish >sh-al Al R.-1lan.i, Ne. A--i-tAh, 'ss'isr-
uaslnly ths .slns a. iuring M Ia.i thrs year.
ThsrsuFh is-trssttsa. hsarhfai l--atien. ~
Isn-.- - r. pupii. ar sn'icr ,he Psr-snai
sar-r,i.-isn a ~ -shs-i management furil'
s.iuaitis-i - Nsil.hy un ~ csrtia,Ais - tn
rttnsiIsL fsr-sa. aliias fsf bs~'is.ih s,assis
~ a. 49, Nosi.tav ~ . Fvpr~-suisii'e ef ~
soiisgv. 4 thsrvs.lh ha.ine-s Coar-s l. efsr,.i.
tuf fanhst tnforunAtioh s.hlrv-. ths >sststary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
|OLD FATHER PETERS.
By ALFRED R CALHOUN.
CHAPTER II.

lcop ii ut. ISs. by Asnsrioah Pr~-s As-oois-
| tioa.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
H. " DAVIS
Dentist.

r,yr.UtuE. SoJ-rn PARIS.
49,. f...tls. t...Ii Auay flaies, t.aei iins-i
49,. -. trIasai rtstr. susi >ssnd tsohi
=. I.... Tuug Ariarial trvSu. 49,
H-tIsn III r. sIsfiatg. tithrf - -.
- .-t.ls ltrtr 81 ralar a-ssi ~l-sn ds-if
!. a..|.s.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-09
! Pears :
Soap

Agreeable soap for the
hands is one that dis
solves quickly, washes
quickly, rinses quickly,
and leaves the skin soft
and comfortable. It is
Pears.
Wholesome soap is
one that attacks the dirt
but not the living skin.
It is Pears. .,.
Economical soap is one
that a touch of, cleanses.
And this is Pears.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists
all sorts of people use it.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-09

dies to several persons, and they all tell me they
are No. !. Our druggist !, doing = nice business
given him tho privilege Of using my name - proof
Of their efficiency. 1enelose ny portrait.
A. y. GRAMN, Photographer, t,Horeb, Wis.
NY wife has been troubled with the salt rheum
for four years. During this time doctors Of Wis.
consin, Illinois, and the most eminent doctors OF
CURA REnxDIEs, and she used only one box Of
CuTIcuRA, CuTIcURA Soar, and half . bottle Of
the CurIcuHA REsoLv1NT, and these have cured
~ ~, a. S' II sT3NR, al Stat. st., Chicago. III.
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tnree years nave ! 1uHereQ
with q sore head. would
break out all over my head
with pimples which would
form . watery matter, and
I would have to scratch
until I would bleed. After
doctoring with two doctors
for three years, more or
less, I finally made up my
mind to try your CUTlCURA
REMEDIHs with result
entirely satisfactory to me.
After using two sets Of
CUTICURA RBMHDIEs, I
am entirely cured. I have
-..--n~lnI -4~ 1850
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The Handsomest Lady in bismarck

The Handsomest Lady in Bismarck.
Remarked to a friend the other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs was a superior remedy, as it
stopped her cough instantly when other
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
So to prove this and convince you OF it's
merit any druggist will give you a sam
pie bottle free. Large size SOC and $1.OO
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Board of Education.
BISMARCK, N. D., Sent. G. I

BISMARCK, N. D., Sept. 6, 1892.
Regular meeting of the board of edu-
cation at 8 p. m. The roll being called
there were present, Messrs. Harvey
Harris, e. s. Beardsley, Jas. D. Nc
Donald and H. L.. Nicholson. The fol-
lowing bills were read and approved.
and the secretary was instructed to-
issue orders in payment of the same:
Bismarck Water Co.. water. :........"$ 2 05
Eaunce q Brown, supplies: :............ II Is
Ienney u Remington. supplies .......... co.
Bismarck Tribune Co.. printing. ....... 8 80
P. Morao, repairs as per contract. ......... 1850 DO
On motion of Mr.. Beardsley, seconded
by Mr.. Nicholson, the clerk was in
structed to advertise for sealed bids for
furnishing 200 tons, more or less, of the
best quality, deep.mined, Ignite coal,
to be delivered at the high school build
ing in the city of Bismarck, as ordered;,
bids to be opened on Tuesday, October
4th.
The question of purchase of stationary
supplies, etc., was referred to President
Harris. !
Professor Wheaton was instructed to.
subscribe for twenty copies of "The
Weeks Current" to be used for supple
mental reading, and the sun Of $12, was
appropriated to pay for the same.
Repair of certain rooms in the base
ment for the use of the school, was re-
ferred to committee on school buildings
and grounds.
There being no further business, the
board adjourned.
VIM. T. PERKINS,
,N Clerk.
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Suffered, Scratched, and Bled. Doc
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

I wish to express my thanks for the benefit I
have derived from using CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
Nothing like them was ever manufactured. For
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tee. Work is to be commenced at once
in order that the structure may be COM
pleted by the date of the formal dedica-
ton October 81.
It seems that Michael LaIly, the old
timer, so long a resident of the West
Missouri country and who opened up the
famous Dickinson coal mines, is now
running a hotel in West st. Paul. On
Wednesday last he was married to Miss
Nora Rudy of st. Paul.
J. G. Horton, in Fargo Argus: I am
on my way to Bismarck, where I will
join a party for a grand chicken hunt.
Some Of my friends and customers make
up a party every time I go out there
Sometimes I'VE hunt chickens, ducks OF
deer, according to the season.
Doctor Harcourt: Very busy indeed
are the farmers in the vicinity of Steele,
and threshing is in full blast. Yester.
day morning four threshers started out
to clean up the stacks of wheat, and the
putting of their engines made a music
which was sweet to the farmers.
Cakes Republican: VIM. P. Finnerty
left for Waterloo, Iowa, on Wednesday
mornings 500 for a visit with his par.
ents at that place. Mr.. Finnerty will &c
from there to Bismarck to engage in bus.
mess. His large circle Of friends are
sorry to lose him from their midst.
Doctor Bentley yesterday removed
from George Kline's hip q feshy tumo1
OF q considerable size, which has been