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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

months from July 10 March ! reports he1 earn
ings Of 81 7,044, an average %lh 9 81 % a. o.
cent over the same period a year ago nc ,idl'lo
returns for the last week in February show heaVy
gains in gross earnings but il should hot DE over
looked that the week contains an extra gay.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
thirtvthrcc railroad companies or systems loI tle
fourth week in February. Of TINS hummer t"cil-
ty-nine companies return gains OF o''1,Vof' VI
700 per cent and four companies return losses
averaging 80 per cent. Tie whole NUMBER gives
a gain over tic amc week OF last year OF
the cross earnings Of sixty-siX companies for the
third week in February The whole number gives
gain OF S425,lj4 or 6.3 per cent.
The following table divides the aggregates anu dlner'
-nces Of the companies. showing game ana losses
stb y.ek in Eeh 1eol 1852. Dnegences. c.
20 companies So. IL 80 $50 81 Ih. ty0-- 80
4 companies .... 2O3Si2 l9I,Jop Dcc. il'-'o 90
Total AZ CO.'S 50 go 500 $40 BIS Inc s7G],7sG 1872
5 c,nnanc g. al go - go OBS Inc s;0 Gs7 %
n comlramicS '' tC3G -pi O93 Dec. S3.j33 6.j
Total Sc co = 5000 97s 81 12ll32 Inc. s42ol5i 63
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

State q New.York County OF New-York.
l. EDWARD SkILLfN. Cashier OF the above.nansd
solcmnly that the above ,tatcnet IN true
% the best Of my knowledge and bfief
EDW'D SKILLIN Cashier
Il u before this 5h day Of
March. 1892. WILLIAM H. CHAPMAN,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest: 1870
NJ %%2@ ! 1S GGTSsSSs;s;Rs9sy. Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
ACTIVITY IN STOCKS.
AN ERRATTC MARKET.
EXCITED SPECULA1ION-A GOOD DEAL OF
MYSTERY-CLOSING WEAK
SUNDAY. March G-p. N.

Sunday March G-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer received last wee 4
from customs $3.s4s,S2 from internal revenue
S2s7O,7S2, and from miscellaneous sources S2l2,-
672; total from all, So 032,27s, against 81 04s,-
77S in the five business days of the preceding
week The weekly Treasury statement showed
an increase of $ss4,343 in the net cash In vaults
and a decrease of $@64,539 in deposits in National
banks According TO the statement, therefore, the
net cash in vaults and banks increased by
SG10,s04 There was a further gain in the net gold
balance, hut it resulted from heavy reduction In
the volume of outstanding certificates, for the
stock of gold specie was reduced by nearly 81
900, 900.
The principal changes in the vault balances
made up follows: gain in the gold bal
ance of $92S,607, by a decrease of S2,S73l9O in
the amount of outstanding certificates. minus a
loss Of 81 ,944 5S3 in coin and bullion; loss in
the silver balance of S4S2.l33, by an increase Of
Sl,314,32l in outstanding certificates less further
accumulation of $S32,lsS coin and bullion and a
gain in the egaltender balance of S373,3s3, by a
gain of 81 593,3sS in notes. minus loss of 81 ,220,
900 in certificates Treasury notes to the amount of
$S22, 900 were issued in payment for silver
bullion, but the amount returned exceeded this
issue by $294,7S4. The Treasurys liability for
the redemption of National bank notes was further
reduced by $200,793, and the deposits of lawful
money that account amounted to S29, 769,651.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement compared
with that Of February 27:
Feb. ~ March 5. Differences
Gold coin and bull
Ion, loss certih
Gates and $780,
100000 S21 S51 1913 S2779 800 Inc so2Sc0
certificates 49,. 1882 so 1895 24S Inc 1913 3Ss
Nat bank 4,629,52l 4 o94 ,0O2 Inc. 64,4ol
Silver dollars and
tincatos ......... H. 3432s7 1854 16i Dec 4s2133
Cash in Treasury Sf4 SOL 1851 204 Inc 1884 343
Deposits in NATL -. -. c.,oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

siiycT cert, ~. 0s ooa gOt "o'q 9oa. 42oOO
The following were yesterday quotations for unlisted
securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
Oipiocn0 Notlees.

NOTICE.
~ THE LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
IS prepared pay Principal and Interest to date oil
ment FOR Dcbenure Bonds due IN 1892 and 1898, upo
presentation It's Office. $50 Broadway. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

- NEW.NORK March 9Th, 1902
~ HE UNDERSIGNED, Trustee under a Mort
L given ~ secure the Flt.t Mortgage per
Bonds Of the TORT SMITH AND VAN buren,
BRIDGE COMPANY guaranteed 10y the ST. Louis and
Francisco Railway Company will receive proposals.
offers Sell said bond, u and including FRIDAY April
lst 1872. at IL o'clock noon of that day when the
will be- opened. and bonds offered at the lowest prices
exceeding 100 and INTEREST," necessary
haust the Of the Sinking Fund time
accepted In the order that proposals received The
bonds offered and accepted will April
lst 1892 II bon'l- are not offered and accepted in
coancc with the above they viii be gnated lot for
payment october lat. 1892 at the price of Oj and
sccfnh Interest ~ that dat.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY Trustee
LOUIS FIrZGFIkALD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

in Treasury se1 1851 oo4 Inc 1884 343
Deposits in NATL .a.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-07
IS. B. Cigars the best, as usual.

|
The public schools opened for the
fall term Monday with renewed inter
est and large attendance.
The September term of the Jeffer-
son county circuit court, Judge Ben
nett presiding, opened in Jefferson
yesterday.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way is putting musical chime whistles
on It's new engines instead of the ear
piercing steam shriekers, which awake
the echoes of the hills and startle peo-
pie from their sleep.
Saturday, September 24th will be
Royal Arcanum day at the Milwaukee
Exposition. and will be the occasion of
a general gathering Of the members of
the order in the state Some 200 mem
bers of the uniformed rank are coming
from Chicago.
The Jefferson County Fair associa-
tons premium list is filled with liber-
al offers of premiums to be awarded at
the fair to be held at jefferson, Sep
tember 27 to 3d. The secretary will
send you a copy and entry blanks if
You ask him to do SO.
The Prohibitionists will nominate
candidate for member of assembly
from the Second district, at Fort At
klnson, September 21. The district
having been apportioned in such a
manner as to make the election of the
Democratic nominee certainty. this
course Of the Prohibs to defeat the Re-
publican candidate is wholly unneces-
sary.
Capt. W. A. Albeit, who has long
been with Messrs. Percival and Hatton.
real estate and insurance brokers. Des
Moines, Ia, and is one of the best
known and most respected business
men in that city, says: 81 can testify
to the good qualities of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Having used it in nv
family for the past eight years, [ can
safely say it has no equal for either colds
or Group" Fifty-cent bottles for sale
by John Mol2ahn, druggist
The Chicago District Conference of
the German M. E. church, to which
the German NJ. E. church of this
city belongs, holds its annual confer
enceat Kenosha, beginning Tomorrow
Bishop Fitzgerald presiding. Rev. c.
lWert, 2. E., and Rev F. Karnopp are
both in attendance at the conference.
The German NJ. E. congregation of this
city reports mission collections amount
ing to $3.50 this year, a very liberal
showing for congregation of it's size.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-07
Ih rs. =. I. LOTX,
Greenhouses n. Second St.

We call our readers attention to
the auction sale to be held at thenew
town of Cudahy, two miles south Of
Milwaukee, September II. An excel
lent opportunity to make profita
bic investment. For further particu
lars apply 'Cudahy Bros, No. 152
Second street, Milwaukee, Wis"
What causes the great excitement
at Leo Ruesch's shoe store on West
Water street? hereasonis very plain
when you enter the establishment.
Tor there you find magnificent stock
OF seasonable goods purchased at the
best houses and manufactured in the
leading and most reliable factories in
the country. Mr.. Ruesch' s large trade
therefore is not surprising. Once q
customer at Ruesch's, and YOU are
always customer there, foryoucan
always rel y upon his boots and shoes
for excellence of quality and cheap
ness. In custom work the Ruesch
store is always up to the times. A
call at the establishment will con
vince everybody that all promised is
fulfilled. 80
John, have you seen that woman
lately?
John, lR ostonishment What woman?
That woman in another column pick
ing grapes for Speer's Wines. and reatY
about 1t; the wines are foInd bv chem
lists to be absolutely pure and the best
IN the World. The Boards of Health
In Large Cities and Leading Hospitals
have adopted their use where vines
are needed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-07
Try coke for fuel.

Try coke for fuel.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Muscheid, First ward, yesterday
morning.
"A little money changed hands here
on the McAuliffe-Meyer fight at New
Orleans Monday night, in which the
latter was bested.
H. j. Hoffman, dug in his garden
this morning a white giant radish the
root of which measured five feet in
length. Another effect, perhaps, of the
Mckinley bill.
The liver has been aptly styled the
clearing house of the body The only
sure remedy for disorders of the liver is
DR.. Hobbs Little Vegetable Pills. Ask
your druggist for them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-07
BUSINESS NOTES,

Work Tor the right man.
49 VIM. WEBER & Co.
Coke the cheapest fuel; delivered
to any part of the city at 10 cents
per bushel. Try it, Leoue orders at
Gas Works. 47m9
-Hyacinth, crocus, tulip, lily and
other bulbs for fall planting, lust re-
celyed direct from Holland by Mrs. C.
L. Lott. Beds laid out and planted
on short notice. Orders may oe left
at G. Z. Lotz's restaurant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NoricE or ronrcLosrnE.

Nl'HERIAs. the Norway Tsnnihg Company.
w aUortsoration ,ioinE busines. AZ NORWAY,
lie iish iay 81 Msrrh. \. n. Les. BY IL. del ~
nisTtraxe sfthat late daily eNeguts.l. dellNsrsl
tnt fss'oriei In ONferi Registry ~ i,c.-is. l,uk
!il pagcs 49, "a ani 81. conyeyei T. The soutl
20 liant tarstissr ~ith the baihilny - thevou sita
| s,ei ~ Norway village In sshi town - Norway,
| i-saa.i~i an,i le-cn,--i a. follgs., VII ,o,n.
uisucing the northeriy linz Of Main ~trvst and
on the easterly hank Of the Tahnery Brpok, 80
satici, thenoe ea.tstly. on nns 20 .aii Nain
street. Que hunlird AMI siNtyt fest - ths
oarnsf ~ iot occnpis'i. nov 90 formerly, ny
Nm 4 Msr-tan. thence nottheFiy, on The west
eriy lire of ALI Mar-i.a lot one hun,irr'i AMI
thity thrCe anil one half feet thence sastsfly. on
| uuItisriy line 20 ssii Msrston 20, sixty nins
feet D. Msr-ton -trsst; thenos nsIthsrly, On line
| ~ said Narstun ~trrst, oue hupfirs.i ant ninety
ret o. the cofnef ~ the isston kt. sosaii,.t
tissnrs westerly. pn tie southsrly nne - sail
lcAton iot, seventy fest D. cellar Is.t, now I'd
Formerly standing on the s"uih westerly eofnei
of sald leaion 10 thence hothefiY. To- a iifvri
line. 90. hanir~i ant niRety nine fcst D. stake
standing ten ieet .aststiy from the eastsry rail
of iiofnr's lsfanrh railroad thsn-e we.isriY, un
| TIE syuiltcfiy Hoe, nes ~ formerly, ~ hlgofr,
Il Marshal, Brvwn ani Msthsils, meeting honse
Id. three han'lfri sai atty fest o. a stake
thoaee .outi.rir. p.raiisl with Lynn strrst, Ous
buntr,t AMI eighty fest D. Iannefy brspk
ti,cnce down said bfvok ai-,ui thrve bun'lre tcei
a. al Main street. Alss one sher Parcel oi
ant sit1atsi Ia sail Norway village, on ihs
~ thsriy 80. of sail Main -tvst. iSaa lei east
criy 10y the -aii 1snpcry bfook. souihcfiy by
lani nav 90 formerly ~ so1rsc y. Anirws,
westerly ~ the cemetery All IiAirh hpt, north
eriy Ny sail Ms,a street, containing tso srfe-,
in"re of lee, escsIting AMI fvseNins frsm The
nr-t sle-crii-.i parcel, The barn tssroa, on sahi
lith day ~ Mafrh. 4. u. ls>s. With Ia lsounsie'i
a. follsvs comncEcins n q stake Standing foar
fest nofthefly 81 a CYatlnaation ~ the nOrthefly
line of salt harm anil ten ret eAitefly of = esn
,inuation % TIE eas,srll line ei ssi isrn ,heb..
In a llne parailsi 18th The ssstefiy Hoe ~ saii
barn. seventy one fest, thencs westerly, Taralsl
With the nofthsrly line of saif barn, onc hunif,.i
tni Ten test theace nsftbefly, parallel vita the
nra de.cnicI lDe. seventy one feet, tbspos
~ sisfly, one hunfirsi anil ten feet o. The pint
lrgan a, and A. the eonsiltion of sall moitzage
u bruksn. saii ~oath Paris savage Hank Claims
f0rccl AZ, % the same according o. ths siaiuts
In ueh cs-s. male anil pn1silc'i. ant Fi'es this
notise for that partso-s.
SOUTH PkRis SAVINGS BANk.
Hy stO. \. WILSON. Twas.
south Paris, Jane fjth. tss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NOW TO CURE A NERVOUS
HEADACHE.

WV ~ SSN& = s"&'s'>>~
HEADACHE.
You know that means . nervous head
ache aud night of agony unlcss some
thing IL done quickly.
Try thls; slip OF your bodice aud bare
your neck. Twist your hair Into q
loc.c knot on the top of your hcsd.
Then take sponge and basin of hot
water-just AZ hot a. you can bear 10.
Pass the hot Wet sponge slowly aud
steadily over the face aud forehead fof
eight OF ten minutes, keeping the sponge
as hot a. Il can he horne. by that time
your face will look and feel IA u II were
parboiled. Hut don't worry.
Then battle the back of the neck a.
YOU have done tie face, carrying the
sponge each time we'll NJ the back Of
the head.
Keep this up Tor the same length Of
time then, without looking at yourself
In the glass, because that would be surs
Ia disquict you, dry your face and neck
softly and 50 and I've down flat on youi
hack.
Close your eyes aud think of just thi'
one thing; How heavy you are on the
couch aud how easily IL supports you
That IL really an important part of the
cure.
Lie there for half an hour, u YOU dom
fall asleep, AZ YOU probably will. Then
get up and take the deferred look In the
glass,
The tired look has gone; the muscles
have regained their tone; tile wrinkles
have di.appeafel. You look like your
younger sister. Best of all, the darling
palm In the head and the pes.imism OF
the soul have gone too.--lIoston Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Nstiss 90 Pssitsss Zoe DisshssEs.
STATE az MAINE.

OXFORD, .. Court of Insolvency, In the cs.s
of stOksE ". RUSSELL, ins"l,ens l'etf"f
NOTICE !. hereby given that = I-tlti.n has, on
~ I'll. s.i day Of Jane, a. 10. I-,i. lcen ~.
sentei % sali C.ut f.r ali tounty 10y 6hoEst
". RussLIi., ef N.rwsy, In The toaniy ~ v.
f.ri praying thai hs MAJ be dscrc.l q ish W.
charge from all hi js,s.. pro,abls unier TIE w"
,i.i.a. of Chapter -eyehty ~ the stsfut.s 81
Maine, ani upon aid petition. u .ri. r~i w
sait Coait that . HEARING V. hsh u-.nn
the same bef.fe .sii tsau n Parts, ~ sahl
county ef Oxfori. on "Wednesday, the ssh dsy
of July. A. u. Lad % nine o'sh-k In The f"f.
nssn. anil that notice thsrof ir pusnshe,i IN
the Oxfori Ilema<rst. = newspsIrr pabhsbe.i IN
saii County Of Oxferi. onre week Tor thres sac.
eessiye weeks. the lat pabiiestion 70 W se,en
days before the day NJ hssrinz snl VA, III W.
sons Interested, may appear n -aIi place AMI
time sad shaw esa-s. u ANY thsy have. Why Z
.li.sa.rts ,ess s.s :, :, . ,ss,, ..'a "''
Atse.t ,-IiEkRfCk Z. DAVIS. Iirsi-ter
of satd Cssss Zoe sast County ef oNfe"i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
yglly.TAlk.

! saw ". IL. request asking how a.
make .trswbcrry Jelly and will give her
tried recipe. Take freshly picked
.trawberric. III l. beat that they should
no, h. very ripe,l aud mash In . po,cc-
lain kettle. Cook Nv. minutes, then
strain, aud Ia every pint % Juice Use
twelve ounccs Of sugar and cook fftccn
minutes.
In the peach season ! think YOU would
like my recipe for peach Jelly. Rub the
peaches With cloth until the down j.
all OF. then cut In halves aud take 81
the pits. Cover with water snd cook,
put through belly bag, th.u measure
aud add twelve ounce. 20 sugar "a a
pint ~ juice. II will not max. = vciy
iinm jelly, but I. excellent 20 use With
cakes. VI. u. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

4 one-legg,'i political orator, named
Jones, Who was pretty succc.sful in
hantcring an irishman, was asked by
the latter, "ilov u" had come Ia lo.g
hi. legr' "Wcll, saii Jones, "on eN'
aiming NV p~llgrr-, sni looking up
NV descent, found there was some
Irish blood In me, and becoming con
WINGED that Il all settled IN that lett leg
had u cut OF NJ once" "lle the
powers" aid Fat, lit 'ud cy been 4
deuccd good thing 81 Il had only settled
Ia yer head"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Prople call me rpugh and blunt and
think that iruny 4. my chief characteristic
hut help 90 snlooth cat the roueh PLACES
In life and make them pleasant Tor O'b.rs
The editor prites me highly and would
think Ia a grvat misfortune " he wsr u
D. deprived - me. Military COMMANDER
insist that without strict attention to m'
tho. under their cham, cannot do success
fnl work. -, although people may cal
me names. II will - sssn that J ann quits
useful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
pa.ss,No colp MEAT.

Cut the meat In pieces and pa, them
ina mould In layers well seasoned.
Then pour over aud flll the mould with
clear soup nearly cold, which when left
to stand some hours will turn out as
firm AZ islpglass, especially II shank
bones are boiled In the soup.
should the cold meat beveal or poult-
~. the addition Of some small pieces of
ham and Of hard boiled eggs cut In
slice. aud put between the layers Of meat
IL great Improvement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

"Excuse me, George, but when ] saw
you year ago, your face Was covered
with pimples; IL seems To be all right
now" "Yes, sir; that's because
stuck to Ayers sArsaparilla, the greatest
blood medicine In the world. ] was
never 20 well In my life - am now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
Bay Harbinger. Standard.

nay stallion IS haR.i. /! 8 4 lnsiscs high weigh.
i0la H.. bril- ~ llofvncs fhomp-on' liii.
asli Ne. owns.i ~ Mhesisr A bumpus, ~outh
rans, Me. t,salssi Julf J, ts-i
sire, IIAIBlNgtR. l~o
f1r.t liam ~ Nnn Mnitks. sifv ~ finfa,s ~ =.
Ii,t.tsn t.ift. - ~. tuusri. -. ~ssoni Ham
hy Mants Chnsta. spa - ten. knoN.
iisridRE,r ~ Aim0ut Az sire - - IN -
Ne t1fst dian. OnsEa. w hysiykis iiamhls
tsnlan ~crYai diam. Daily haii, ny ~celsf {.
Amsfiran star. siy ~ thr dam - ll,atsf, an'l
ne dams ~ ,. Uthsf. in The ~ hsi.
Ai'nont. ~ Assaaier's Abiallah, sirv 81
t,altsmih Mali. gli nnt isni, sally Anlrf
IN. ~ MAmbtino Chisf. sirc - ialy fhsfHr
u >sssuni dam, Nate. ~ l1lot, ~, sifv -
~ dam. % Maui, io-s.. Jay tyesce, ~
Nutus-si L. -.
Als1ssisr. N,.isitsh ny Ry-iys'. IIaH,b' =.
nisn Ian kaiy paFing. sahi g. ~ by 900 ~
Audrts Iarkssfu.
Nun Molls. ilo, by Moutll colt. 900 ~ ''i I
pfvw ,lsnn ~ ths Msrrow iisf-s. ssn 20 iissss
sll ~ Ninthrup Mc-sgngsr.
llsy IIaftingrf gill stiui a ~ stable ~ Nm.
. Nhesisf. a south fars. Terms, fn o. var
fant. 90 ssasou ssfNts.
" MIIIIIIR. ~suth rafis, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
Nelyhbor docking b

Nelghbor docking benlgnantly over
the fencel-''I am glad 10 see you al
work In your garden 80 early. my boy.
Industry brings Its own reward" Tom
my Tucker turning up another spade
ful-..l reckon so, but I've been dig
cling morn half an hour snd haven't got
the blamed can half full of ~ofm. yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
.,a..rc,I from . severe cold I'm n

I suffered from q severe cold In my
head for months aud could get no relief.
Was advised To use Ely's Cream BALM.
Il has worked like magic In lie cure. ]
am free from my cold after using the
Balm one week, and believe u u ths
bert remedy kpown.--Samuel j. Harris,
Wholesale Grocer, li9 Front Street, New
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
GRODER'S
BOTANIC DYSPEPSIA syrup.

Tot q hong time I ~As troahled Nth a
disfrssss-i feeling IN ny stomach. Jain and
dizzy feeling Ia ny lead. and 81 tue.
wulld have a ssNsr. hsadssbe Vas not ffcs
ffuni Constipation ~ fact, I had indiges-
tiea a. lad fufm. I coumsncsd 10 uss
sresi.r'- Hstanis p,.psp.ia syrup, AMI
ths distress in ny ststaAE n dt-.pt-sfsd, ny
bad tscams C'aaf, had ~ dizzy feeling,
and nov ! enjoy god health
I rhesrfully rvcommsud u o. any ons
troabled With dysIspsia AZ sure cure.
HKNRy HoNis.
W.tsylls Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

will never regret sending three accent
stamp. To pay postage, To A. l.. Ordway
a Co. boston, Mass, for y copy al
Dr. ksufmann'- great Medical Work
IOO pages colorcd illustrations; 81 great
value To every family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
10. Geographical N.m..

4 Soyer,igns. earth
2 An organ q the human lsiy; ssmal
pond
q \ state - hostility, part q a candle
(. \ lair. silver culn.
3 ns0rler,-i In miBd. a. clear away.
q S.scrvl. part q the b-.ly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

"why, yes, hes a distinguished look
Ing ~ ~. but the name You mention !.
not familiar 10 me. don't thing ] ever
hrar. al him before" AYES, YOU have
hcar,l of him, but you've forgotten. III
ran for Vicc-i'rc-iient some years ago
ou A ticket that WAS beaten"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Twas a sufferer from catsrrh for if-
teen years. with distressing pain over
my eyes. ] used Ely's Cream Balm
with gratifying results. Am apparent.
IN cured.-L. {. Warner, Rutland, VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
~. ,,,-A o,..,..h,..I latter.

M Dram Ia mountain In Csn.iial--i and
my hrOthsr IA town In the United States
arc staying with our aunt "a town In Ire
land) at the seaside We o for Ian island
In the Atlantic oc,slnl walks on the bsaeh,
AMI take ISLANDS In the Pacific coanl u
an IN river In Caps Colonyl for cur lunch
We have collected shells u every hue
from your loving friepi.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
4 Clever N.ath

~Ther, Wa an old woman. AMI she va.
~ deaf as I-i-t"
An Ingenious Young man was challenged
a. make of the forvguing -sni.Dce. ~iihou,
chan ging the words. two line. which shOali
rhyms This L. the way be lid a.
Tier. 80. an GA saniAn. and sLs
Va deaf a. q POSI-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
nrwAnr or swINpIEIs.

We have exposed. during the last
year. many .Nindlers, Who advertise
under the name of medicine, vile com
IounIs which only Increase human sui
irring. 10 all Who need n pure medl-
cine and blood purifier, We can honestly
rronmrnd Sulphur differentiation
Suu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

NJ m,iter what may be the ILL., you
bear from indigestion, q dosc ~ Ayers
Csihsrtlc FILLS will ea.e You without q
question. Just try them once ab'l L.
assured; they have much worse dy'pei,.
tic. cured. lon'll lind them nice and
amply worth the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

She Was from Boston. She remarked
proudly: "No member 81 my family
was ever known Ia break his word.
"No." replied her husband, although
some of the words we're big enough "a
.tanJ brraking several times"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

IIorrlhed parent. "And you dare to
tell me that you kissed that young Han
kinson last EVENING" Weeping daugh-
ter. "rhe-the mean thing k-kissed me
first"