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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
I'VE COUNTY EAIR.

The fifiieth exhibition of the Oxford
County Agricultural society will b.
held on the .ociety's grounds, Tuesday,
Wednesday aud Thursday " this week.
Everything betokens = big and success
ful show. Following IL the program:
tIksr plt. TUESDAY. srrr. n
In tn tor,hson. catering AMI arranging .,s-A
and sr,icIe- Zoe exhibition.
In ths sftsrncon, raoss.
sscosp nav. ~IpStsplt, strr. 10.
General ethibltisa Of sssi -lcck anil bor.ss.
nsS A. s.-Dn~ins oven, fests In. AMI
le-.-
Drawing sor.s. Cis pairs 's.. than -" to O'e'
Drawing hore. In pair.l ieo H.. ant le...
A. 10 cO A as-Awariinx com ulttees viii male
thsir examinations.
In the Afternoon. rHe..
ruIRD pAr. THURSDAY. strr. Is.
Ms0 A. s-Duuins oxen. : n. ahi over
fcllo~iRs, over n q In. and Is.. than
Dr.~tns sor-.. In pairs Ism H.. OF more.
DrswinE hor-es lsingisl l0o lb- 90 more.
Drawing hor-e. tsihsIsl lee. than leo lb..
Gents dn,ibs horse. par-e sis-ts. Gle. IS
AiiOsoAs.-for green hor-e-.
Blcyels race.
~ { ar. s.zAnna.l meeting. ssr,. lah.
ts@s'r s"' ssrss'4 ''''s.s ." WV
This IL the programme Of races;
i.t bay.
AT i0 ". n.
"a. cia...-farss tsO.
a~ eh...-rur-s, eio.
foal. of isSi. eco.
81 hay.
Ari0rn.
aSl elAss.-Psoe AMI trs. purse. tss.
bicycle raoe.-i mile. novice. Pnses. silver
cup, t..ss. watch eLAra, can, b,cyci PIN. els,
!tS sla..-pur-s, elD.
k1snihs rsoe.-rur.e. ep. tio, Is.
fo&l. Of iso.-fur-e, EN-
sri Day.
ATS IA a. n.
Cent Driving iior-es.-fur-s. ts, tio. ts.
BlcyeA rsees-l mile. open. fnie., plano
lamp, elem; frneh elock. sso. English sweat.
CT, Ns.
AT Ion A. n.
Grsn hor-e..-Purrs. tlo.
100 Q. n.
Fosl. of isss.-Pur-e, go.
bicycle rsre<-lg mile. .Isn % this county
Prtsss. dead shot rne. tloto; sts,eas pistol
t.tS. silver cake hsskeS. go.
Running rscsy-Purre, go, clio. -.
rre- forall.-Pur-e. EN-.
The great event Of the third day will
be- for the beat time made by lady who
shall harness horse, drive around the
track, (one-half mlle,) unhsrness the
horse aud hang up the harness, all TO be
done within the limits Of the track In
front Of the grand stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
STATE Or MAINE.

COUNT 90 Oxrosp, &c
Isssri % County Commissioners, sep's@lsr ".
sl.n. Issf
Tf,iS The for,solas Tstition. satisfactory ss.
tisnos having l-sn ressiv.si that the Istltlonsrs
arv rv.,.oa.ihls. " u Dsptstb. that The ,oan'y
,s,nmi..ioasr. mest NJ the storv of u W. fsrk
In Msxioo, on The eighteenth LAY ~ otolrr
nsst, st nine - the elork. 4. ", All thsnoe pro
cool ~ ,is~ thu rUuts mention~i In all Istlton
lmms.ilstsiy amer which Nis~ hearing 81 ths
parties anil thsir wtnes-s- ~in ~ hal al some
can,snlsnt plsss In the ,icinliy, AMI such otisf
measure. taksa In The pr,sni-s. a. ths ,ommi.
.lonsrs shsii IaiEe proTsr AMI 10 u farhsi
Onptssp, that nosiSe - The tine. riars an'l
parto-s 20 The a. mmls.isnsr.' nesting aforv-shl
10 Given 81 all Isr-ons ansi corporations intsrr-t
ct by causing stts-ts-i copi.- ~ ssi I~ttion AMI
% thi. orisr thsvon "a - scf,..i uIon ts re-J~t
i've CHRIS ~ tbs Tv~n. ~ MsNieo. RSsbaIy
ssi Byrvn. ami sl-o ps-,~i ny In thrcs pablis
place. In essh 20 sail t0~n., ani pahl.bs.i three
sesk. .acrs..l,sly In the Otforl lpsmosrat. Z
ns~.patsr prints.l st fsri. In ali County II
Otfori. the ar, 81 All PUBLICATIONS. AMI earl
20 The oihsr no,is.. o. ~ mais, .sryci sni Is-t
81, 81 last thirty days l-f.rv .sii time ~ met
,ns ~ the end that all Isr-oas sui oofI"raiioa.
may then snsi tlsre agar AMI .hss csn-s, "
.ny thsy have, shy the prayer % .sii psiiiioosr'
.hSahi not 10 srsnt~i. -.
ATTEST AiBEKr =. AUSTIN, Clsrt.
A true coy % .sii re'iiion ssi orisr Of
Court thsrcon.
xrr,.T ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. cl,Hx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
ApltAsANr AND REMARKABLE
REUNION.

Friendship. formed In the army, dur
ing the Rebellion, have strengthened
during the lapse Of time, and the cords
that now bind seem almost sacred.
At the residence Of our esteemed eth
zen. Joseph y. Stesrns, At Centre Lowell,
wss held on August 2jth, q reunion of
the ">ergcants' Mes" Of Go. n, 18th
Ne. Regt., al which we're present the
i've .ergcants and the captain who sery-
ed together during the last year OF the
Rebellion, since which time there has
not been break In their ranks.
Nine years ago the captain Invited all
10 the sergeant. Ia meet NJ his home In
south Paris. and IL was az this meeting
that q permanent equalization WAS form
81. and ehristened the ''sergeants' Mess
81 Ca. n" The members Of the meas
sv:
Cart n. y. Bolster % soath Paris, Ne.
>srst EilsFy y toss - Auhuru. Ne.
>erst josiah y. C0bb 20 Norrt-stis, Va
>srst se-syh b. >ssarn. % Csntre Lowell. Ne.
serst hobsrt a. tissi 90 Le~t-toa.
>srst A. hslsn kics % Chsl-ss. Ma.
with Capt. Bolster AZ President and A.
Mellen Rice a. secretary of the meas.
Annual meetings, or reunions Of the
mess have been held since it, permanent
Organization. and by the invitation Of
Comrsde >,earus, aud the unanimous vote
% the me... Il wa. decided that the ne
union % lso2 should be held In lowell,
Maine.
Every member of the mess reported to
our host the evening OF the slth, and
every momenS from arrival % depart.
are. al J o'clock q. N. Of the 18th, MAS
made pleasant by our host and his good
wife, ably assisted by their charming
and accomplished daughters.
The evening VAS most enjoyably spent
la social intercourse, and many reminis-
cences 81 army life were INDUCED In. On
the aJth, the day Of our annual reunion,
the time Was very pleasantly spent In
Sightseeing. Many wonderful and en-
chanting views were obtained from the
elevations near by to which We were
conveyed In carriages provided by our
kind and thoughtful host. At the busi-
ness meeting u wSs voted To accept the
kind invitation OF Capt. Bolster to he'd
our next annual reunion at his home In
south Paris, where We all hope 90 meet
In isa3, II spared by the same merciful
Providence that has preserved our
numbers unbroken since arst We met ~
years ago.
r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Dr. Charles W. Banks, Of the marine
hospital service, stationed at Portland,
who has been summoned 20 Washington
by the authorities for consultation ~ TO
precautions to he taken against the In
PRODUCTION Of cholera into Maine and
other New England states says, speaking
Of his past experience with the disease,
that the temperature Of New England
would be no protection against 70. Chol-
era may break out 10 any part Of The
United States where persons In the In
fected districts 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

To the iIonofable County Commi..isnsr. % the
Coanty % Osfsri AMI STATE 81 hAins
The uss,st-iSped. ishshitant. 81 The County 81
Otfori. most rvsy~stfaiy rvpre-ens that CON.
,non convenience anil nsses.ity rcluire bsu
h-aiion., alterations, disc"ntinusnoe- AMI The
grading % hili. In The highway AZ noe
ns~ Travelled In the t.~ns % hstico. kotbsry
folloslns points, via Commsncing ~ tho storv
% Henry ". fark In The town ~ Mssioo, thsnee
by the main us,set raj throaEh u.
ts~p. % Mssieo. Rothary sni hywa sn'i
,sruinsiins 81 the dwelling house Of John
IIoashton In sali ty~n ~ Hyron.
Whsrefors. we pstitioa year ii"norahs ii"srl
that amer das hottie IA all COMPUTATIONS ansi
psrtie. intsrc.ts-i. yoa ~ili yisv thu pr.mi.s-.
hear the psrtiss ani mlske sush nsw la-sti"ns.
stsration., dissoniisaane.- Ia The highway
.lo,e ds.rril.si AMI orier Tie Trsiinf ~ sub
hin. on the .snss q. may .erm H. yoar iio""'.
wassashl. AMI prprr.
pais-i mi. sltieeath day - Jaly, l-,i.
JOHN HouoIIfo>. n " sl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
YOUR DEALER IN FAINT NAY

YOUR DEALER ~ PAINT NAY
have half dozen kinds of paint In cans
upon hi shelves, the only difference
YOU can see IL In IN. label. That. not a
guide to you, a. you don't know the
best Kind to ask for. Then u YOU leave
the choice to your dealer, you think he
will want to sell you the one be make.
the most money on, (qui,e naiuraD.
what are going 10 dor You want a
good palma flrst-elass paint-onc that
will wear we'll, look well, and be really
economical. We don't mean cheap. \
cheap pain, may las, year, an eco
nomIcai paint costing twice n much
may last i've years. You are In doab,
What to do. Try CiIlIrONand get a
color card.
Chiffon PAINT CO.
iioston 90 Veg toft.
vor .sle by 4. l.. HATHAWAY,
Norway, Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Coww,..,oNEns. NOTICE.

The aaief.isps.l, hs,ins len spI-,inis.i by
the Iioa. Ja.is. - frobsis. Zoe N. couniy ~
Dx for,i ON the thiri Tuesday % August, v "
I'D. e.ssn ml..ioHsr- D. Tv.si,e snd ehamlne ths
claims % rr,-iitors against tie estate 81 John '
BrsEs, late % uptoa. In All County. de'.a.-i,
r,prr-ssts-i ln..,l,.nt, hsrvby give n",ls. TIA,
ia tpobth. frvm The dsts Of ssli apI-'intmeht
AZ, alLpwsi a. ali crc-iitor. In wbish o. prv-snt
anl pro,e their claims, AMI they viii 10 In 80.
Sion si the fsilowihs place AMI tlnss for tss car
,...-s % ressiying the .sms. ~ at AZ The o1ce
- Hernia a fsrt, Ia nstbsi, on Tuesday, f.b
rusry fl.t, 4. n. leo.
Dalssi M. LIT isy - sspt.mlsr A. u. ls,!.
gAIyt> nisHtt, ltomtai.
SAMUEL q. TwItJIiLLL. slonsr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
DIED.

In Norway. ssys. s. Henry uptsn. E.a, as~i
- years, q mouth. AMI - days
IL Braintrv~. Mas. Aug y, william a. Mar
tin, ASvi - year. sni % months; sl-o Aes
As. M. William a, Martin. sxci !, year. ani
usSnth., Formerly u gamisri.
In Albany, sgt. = Lawson hA-oa, ssr'
S year..
10 Portland, ssTt. 4. Ala A, wife ~ George
>asysr ani hsushtsr % Amo. :. anil Jcshnstts
nry ant % " a--i.ts-k. ss--i o. YEAR,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
MARRIED.

In Paris. ssrt ~. ny ,. :. wIish, NJ, Nj
YnnI ". iIah AMI ksis n. Lander. t-sh u
rsr..
la Castor. ssIs. !. ny Rs,. J. 4. Anirv~s.
Castor. a..
la waterford, srtssrnisr 4, By GeorTe W.
-,s.r.. I..l, samuel %. Nerrth u Mlasn Plan
tattoo, aRi Mrs.. Georgia Jsek.on % Waterfront
y.iwsri l.. Besa AMI mattel kimhsll, al 81
ttsthsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Colonel :. e. y. smith Of Mspleton,
one Of the most prominent third party
prohibltionists Of Aroostook county, aud
Who few years ago Was elected Tn the
legislature on the prohibition ticket.
came out squarely for the Republican
ticket Tuesday evening. At . meeting
Of the Mapleton Republican Club, Colon
FL smith made an eloquent speech In
favor Of protection To American Indus
try and declared his intention to vote
the Republican ticket from top to bot
tom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

The old block house at Fort Kent II
undergoing q complete change. An ap-
preparation % 600 granted By the last
legislature IL being expended In repair
Ing the old structure, which Was built
at the beginning Of the Aroostook var.
The building II stu In . fair state Of
preservation, and Il precious relic 70
the people Of Fort Kent. Around u
cluster many stirring incidents and
memorable associations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

The outlook for national Republl-
can victory grows stronger and strong
e." SAYS John A. Cocksrill, In the New
York Herald: "Discoutented labor IL
ceasing serious manifestations, the
crops are abundant, business good Tor
the season % the year, and prosperity
abounds. The Republican party has
nothing In defend save its great system
81 protection and reciprocity, while the
Cleveland party Il forced, In the nature
% things, TO apologize fcr lis very
existence"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

The Boston Journal has thl. notice Of
a man Who Il proud 10 call himself an
Oxford Bear. and whom We are AL proud
% call an Oxford Bear:
~Gsa. John .. Ferry % Portland. Maine. 4.
Oos ~ the fe~ surviving Consre-.men % the
ants Gar psriol Iis ssvei tuo tern. a
Ns.hington PRIOR ~ t<l lie L. well tnforDs-t,
Efftfsi With en- exeslsnt meu.ory AMI enjoys nns
ksslth. snd hs- . vonaerfai sssre % rsmtni..
osncs. u tho statesmen u that dsy and genera,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Vermont fires the hrst gun with Re-
publican majority OF about 1900. This
i not the phenomenal majority Of l>,s,
but Il IL some thousands larger than the
majority of two years $50, and IL suffi-
cient for all practical purposes. IL
means Harrison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Fer President,
Benjar. in Harrison
or Ineli~nN.
For vice-President.
Whitelaw Reid,
az New York.
NV ApyIxriskxkSrs.

uAmun a nirknsn.
Msrrtu Nskh
~aHusf uas fss-ssi.
farssr's llslr RAl-sn.
ninsierurus
Ar 90 tunsufnTtiNef
Adsm.sn's nstanlc OuuEh hAlsam.
lear tAsalsf In faint-
rstition Cor ChanT,. In Raj in Movie. Ron
hary And hyru
1ommi.siansrs' Ngtios.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
MERE AND THERE.

John l.. Sullivan, the magnificent
animal. the drunken brute, the champion
81 America In the prize ring, Il nnally
knocked cut, and nobody weeps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

In ssmpsr. Aus. n. 10 the .ifs Of Noes
spsahilns, Q dsashtsf.
u, hsan. son.
On Nassllossy Plantation, sept I, ~ the
~ite 10 4. ~ Ripley, q s"a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
1904. Hebron Academy. 1892.


sSSSyt so
os.r,ng 10 the yc.as mes AID wc~.s Of mi. 10,
saIily insrva.sl sivastagvs fos obtaining an esin
saiisa. AZ foynstly ihsrv Win T. ,hrc. rvEuAr
eosrvps of study Enstish. Cisssstai and Collefv.
Ths tesshers IN tbe-e c.arses av the sane ..
In the past lev years with the eNc~Stien that
Mr. W. n. noansvsa. A. n. utii taks The pisfs
of Prsf. sp~wcer whs wili tate YAH lssin . c,ss
graduate course of study ., Jehns Hopkins Vni'
In addition ~ The si.,e thv~s esar-es ef sssiy
NE TRUSTEES vish " annoasoe thai theparmsnts
ef Eis-utiea and hasic verr e.tAbhshst last
year asi uili hs eontinu~t ua.isr ths sane
seaehess the oominz year. Mise Lillian 70.
stevens Q graduate % ne>ssa school ~ Orstory
has eharpe 81 the Department of kirution AMI
vili dev.ss Ill her time daring thr year W this
department. kvery sts.ient viii have daily In
struetioa without any charge In eicution
stasients de.irvins extrs time In this bran
.sa tale ies-.as 81 prsces a. siyerti.ei IN sAs
aifve. iastructioa 10 sccoriinr '" mssh"i "'
ib~lsArt~.
Ths Mu.ieaI Dspartnest IL under the sharEv
of Mi.. iIilnsn %. small isly of large ssIsri
ssce ssi training under sash sessier. s krnes'
iersls oa thu piano. and wm. ". D~nnest To-
,osl eahure. Miss small Win siye general
in.irueton b. thu whole school In singing withoai
sharsv. sinsie ie-oas on Piano an, Organ ss
Vocal e.-oas Car eaeh.
special slA.-e- formci for these desiring a.
prvIarv for t~srhinf.
tor catalogue. Information In rtgard " -h"n
worn. hosri, rooms, ssr.. urite " The Principal
". " sARssSr, 90 y. u. PACKARD. secy.
Hebron. Ne. July .. issi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
HAMLIN & BICKNELL,
l3J Main street, Norway, Maine.
135 Mails, street,

OF course you're coming 10 the fair
For many year. we've you there.
TIL. year, We our-elsc. cannot 90,
We're expecting 40 many friends, you know,
~ many ar, coming, we'll stay II the .torr,
That we've Just had fixed up from ceiling Ia noor
Carpenter. aud painters have had full sway,
Our part has been Ia keep out Of the way.
Now Il l. pretty a. you will sec
And filled a. full a. ever need h..
Allow "a. now our dTe.. good. to mention,
For they are worthy your careful attention.
Novelties many from over the water,
just the thing for your wife or daughter
Many others were made la own fair land
without the help 81 foreigner hand.
whether higher cheaper Judge Who WILL
Since passed the famou. Mckinley bill.
our cloak. are beauties thl. year a. ever,
They're good for sunny or windy weather,
Longer thi. year than they've been before
And trimmed with fur, yes, and more,
OF many style. We bought but one.
Ou Monday the i9th tn b. first shown.
We've cotions aud crashes, gloves. ribbons and ho.",
We've necktie. and pin. u you're In neei % iho.e,
In word we've large stock all through the .torr,
You will dnd "a. TIL. fall and We hope many more
Al 10 Main 81, la the same corner store.
We use all alike, give the same price "a all,
And hope ere YOU 20 home you'll give call.
- II. 4 T.. =. PRINCE, Norway, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
REAL tsTATt TRANSFERS.
Joms v. srlslsr. Rkaisrrn.

VtNe -''~'
Joms v. srAslSr. Rkoisrrn.
nsrHHL-
w. =. kiihorn ~ y, W. Barter. @
W. q. Grover "a ~. bean, ~
~. ". nryant b. D.. - kilboo,
u. \. killorn IA A. iAmsrv, ""
GREENWOOD.
u. q. IIoa 10 ". A. Holt,
soRwAu.
4 . Taeii ~ v. A. psnforth. so
o. n. bcsrv. " A. q. na.-sti.
y. q. Aiam. 10 W. Bcob,sr. a"
hoxRrst.
q. q. HARRIET 10 W, Macon ., si. ~"
sunpOsp.
Rn~fori. Falls Poser 60. ~ q. W. Mailing 4,
Ramfsri i.li. Power o.. ~ J. tor,lsr ., 81.
same Ca 4. ismieat.
same tao. trssn.
sans tsJ. ". Hove n al,
same a. q. shaw,
sams ~ same, '
ssms % sane,
sane toA. %. shaw.
4. o. shaw o. n. y. Pierce.
" a.. shaw o. A. %. shsu a al. J
n. q. shaw o. e. u. sha~,
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
Gen. J. B. Hoskins, who has

NcIl. J. ID. IlOSkIuS, WHO udS stood sentinel over the archives of all the papers in the land depart ment of the Mexican Government for the last 40 years, was a pas senger on the east bound over land. Sunday evening, on his re- turn from San Francisco, where he had been on business, to the City of Mexico. For many years he has been the inspector and expert commissioned by the government to examine the title and transfer papers in all of the contested land cases, in Mexico, as we'll as those of the old Mexican and Spanish land grants, in the United States. The old gentleman now 75 years of age, looked well with his snow white hair and scarlet colored smoking cap. He was much pleas ed at meeting his old and inti- mate friend Gen. Andrade, who happened to be at the depot.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
PrOmfscxOus Pardons.

Governor Murphy has decided that promiscuous pardons will not hereafter be granted by the execu- tive department of the territory, and will, from the present time, be governed by the following rules and regulations which must be complied with to the letter before action will be taken.
 No application for pardon or com mutation of sentence will receive consideration unless notice of said application has first been publish ed for at least two weeks in some daily or weekly paper in the county where conviction was had, thereby affording opportunity for protests. proof of which publica- ton must accompany application.
 All petitions for pardon should bear the signature of the judge who sentenced the prisoner, the at torney who prosecuted the case, two thirds of the jury who brought in the verdict of conviction, and by at least twenty-five petitioners residing in the locality where the crime was committed.
 This rule will not be considered arbitrary as to the signatures of judge, prosecuting attorney and jurors providing it is proven that they have left the country and cannot be reached, but such proof should accompany the application.
 All applications for clemency prepared in accordance with these rules and filed in the executive de- partment will be submitted to the board of prison commissioners for investigation at the quarterly meetings of said board, before final action is taken by the executive.
 The foregoing rules do not ap- ply to pardons for the purpose of restoring citizenship at the ex- piration of sentence.
 No pardon will be issued for the restoration of citizenship if the prisoner applying therefor has served a previous term, or unless conduct during confinement has been good.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
GA Yard of PamsieS."

Here is a chance for everybody to get. free of cost. an exquisite Oil Picture 36 inches long. a compan- ion to "A Yard of Roses.' which all have seen and admired. This exquisite picture, "A Yard of Pansies." was painted by the same noted artist who did the "Roses." It is the same size, and is pro- nounced by art critics to be far superior to the "Roses." The re- production is equal in every re- spect to the original, which cost $500, and is being given free with every copy of the June number ot Demorest's Family Magazine. This June number is a grand souvenir number in celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the birthday of the publisher, and is worth many times the cost, which is only 20 cents, as every pur- chaser will get, practically free, an exquisite picture; and to those who already have "A Yard of Roses," "A Yard of Pansies" will be doubly valuable, especially as accompany ing it are full directions for fram. ing either the "Pansies" or "Roses at home, at a cost of few cents. You can get the June number of Demorest's Family Magazine. con- taining "A Yard of Pansies," of any of our local Newsdealers; or send 20 cents to the publisher, w. Jennings Demorest, 15 East l4th St New York.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
RULES OF POST OFFICE.

The office is open from A. NJ. to 7P. M., daily. Sundays from l2:40 to l:40 P. Nj. and 30 to 6:30 P. M.
 East-bound mail closes at 5:l5P. M. West bou1d mail closes at l2:OO Nj.
 Money Order and Postal Note dePart- ment closes at 6P. M. daily, excepting Saturdays, when it closes at 5 P. NJ. No Money Order or Postal Notes issued Sun' days.
 Mail from Parker, Ehrenberg and Silver District leaves Yuma Mondays and Fridays ak7 A. M., and arrives here Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
For over fifty years.

Mrs. Wihslow's Soothing Syrup has been used forever fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for dirrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm mediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kiud.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de- pending upon healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you have Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Lock anl if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alternative and Tonic acts di- rectly on these vital organs. Cures Pim- ples, Blotches, Boils and gives good com plexion. Sold at w. T. Gondcr & Go. s Drugstore, soc. per bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28

Sunday evening two well-known Yuma Indians were trying to find a policeman to arrest three other Yuma Indians, who were at the upper end of Main street drunk. They said that the drunks had stolen another Indians squaw away from him and were celebrat- ing the occasion by drinking whisky. The question is who sold these good Indians the liquor?
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
Pronounced Hopeless, Net
 Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd of Groton, S. D., we quote: "Was taken with bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally ter minated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying 1 could live but a short time. 1 gave myself up to my Saviour, de- termined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, would meet my absent ones above. Ny husband was advised to get Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles;it has cured me and thank God am now 6 well and hearty woman." Trial bottles free at w. T. Gonder & Co.'S drugstore, regular size soc. and $l.00.