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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Nistress-"well, Bridget, and how l.
your husbandr' Washerwoman--
.shure, an he's all usei up, mum"
Mlstre.s-"why, what ails himr' wash
erwoman-.'Indsde, thin, mum. last
night he had sich bad dreams that he
eosldnr siape q wink all night, mum"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Fifty thousand rare trees have been
ordered by the empress Of Austria to b
planted around the statue OF Hefne. 70
DO erected ON her property at Corfu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

TiIt -ubssrti-r berchy rsss -,
that ~ hs. l-sa duly appnluiei ~ O. 49,
bis Jgise u Probate Cor IN Iuunil 'I 49,
ani assumed the trust ~ hAc'a'i
estate %
LuIHER r. HOLT. late ~ lst.f. a.,
In saii County. decsa-si. by stins '-. -.
lag directs h. thswfov rrIussts $3.50
insielts-t D. the estate ~ ait dssrtsf p -,
Immediate paymsnt. AMI ti.n=s ~ hAN -
demands th..r,on h. eAhiht ~ sams A. .,
Jaiy ~. ls,, WILLARD ". WIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

slow 10 Il. my dear. you used never 70
give me cigars that cost leo than sixteen
o. twenty dollars Tor my birthday Dat
thsas-huh-wsli. the least said Of them
the HITTER"
"why. don's you rsmsmbsr saying that
~ mast economist whsa you gave me The
diamond pscklacs. you dear. tncoosistsst
Cd beyf"-Exehang&
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
MEssENGEn's NOTICE.
Icr 90 rHs sHtsIpy 90 OsIokb '"'
STATE Df MAINE.


OXFORD, ss s-sspt. A. u. Led. - A., 4
This 3. o. give batios. that Oh ~ "a.
Aus, A. u. I-ss. q warrant In ln."'sm a.
i.saei cot 81 the tVun ~ ln.''tl, a
sali County % Osfori. against M 49, A.
ALBERr u. PUTNAM % Rumf"r'i, a. 80
~ an In-ol,ent Dsitsr, on I.ctitlsa ~ - ~, ii
or, whish p~titisn wss nhsi "n ~ 80 1900
Aas a -. lsl ~ which ls-t nains.l has -, n
on claims 4. D. bs eompu,s.i, that IN Iai ~, ~,
any debts and the delivery snd trahsisf - 81
property t~isnsing 81 ssii dsstor ', 800 a.,
Tor his u-s. ant the delivery AMI tahs 80
propsrty BY him sv forbififen W AZ ,.,,.,s
mestinF ~ the Cr-iitor ~ saif isitSf,2 v. a
their sielss s.i eh.,-s one 90 Inore -.
his estate, viii - he'll ats Court 81 TO- ~. "a
81 IL boliea "a Par. In ssii .ouhti, 90 !, ~
day of ssta., A. ID. i-,l, ~ nins o'ehss
Gi,sa under my hand the date hr''
OSCAR '. TRAsK, p,ysiI ~, ss- 10
~ ne~srnrsr II ths Court VI in-oNe''9'
said Cossty VI Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Why l. a deceptive woman like s~am
.trvss' Because she Is not what she SEAMS
l~semsl
Why dor. q drvssmsk.r never lo~s beI
hooks, Because she has an eye 10 each 81
thru.
What go-- mo-, against farmers grain
Ills r,spss.
Why L. a dangerous to take nap In q
train, because the cars run over slseirr~
Why ar, suicides invariably successful
p-opls In the world' Because they always
manage Ca accomplish their own ends.
What L. that trOm which you may take
away the whole anil yet have some lsfi'
The word wholesome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
IL uminatio ~
n A
now To READ

your doctor. prescription. send three
Accent stamps 10 pay postage Tor Dr-
.Ksufmaun's great treatise on diseases; w.
iustrsted In colors; II gives their signs
aud authorizations. Address A. u. Ord
way A Co., Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Philosophy Teaches

that what has been may be
again. You who suffer from
Dyspepsia and Biliousness
should place more confidence
in the medicine proven by
forty years curing record,
than some newly advertised
sarsaparilla or an imitation OF
the True l.. +. Medicine.
Thisis the philosophers stone
that will bring back health.
Look for large Red Letters,
FL. F."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

n you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary msgnifying glass.
you would be amazed at The amount OF
dust, dandrun, and dead skin thereon &C
cumulatsd. Ths best and most popaiaI
prsparstion for cleansing the scalp u
Ayss's Hair vigor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
GRODER'S
BOTANIC DYSPEPSIA syrup.

Iot q lcag tine cas- troahlsd ~ith .
distrv--sd feeling In nay stomach. pain and
dlExy feeling Ia my bead, Ani 81 umss
fr,.u Csasiipsti.sg In fact. 4 had Is<iig~s-
tlan Ia q bad fJfm. ! counsnccd ~ us>
ars.-ieti. h.tssis D,sv~psia syrup, and
the disues. IN my stInaas n di>zpf~.rvd, my
bad t<ssms cisAr. hal ~ dizzy feeling.
and no suioy god hsAlth
cheeffuliy r.commsnd n b. any cae
trOas,sd viii d.sIsr.ia AZ . sure eur,.
iiksEl HotIN.
Wsisfyifls. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NJ, 4. IN. Pu,,I.v


No :s'-Enigms; The ticking Of q
watch.
No. s.s-Biri Puzzle; I. vir-o. 2 Al
hatruss q ChickAdee. 4 A,oo.t. s
Turkey. q Ibis :. Owl = Nightln-
gale. Initials, Vacation
No. et9-Dropp~i Letters: LAAsAs DAY.
I. Shoe, FOLLY As II nies. = sfARE the
rul AMI spoil the child. 4 Death CONES
without calling. 4 HrNlS blood y 20 one
color. s. II IL very hard Ca snARE an sgg.
a Haste MAKES WASH !. Lying RIDks On
debts hack. = Dependence IL a poor
TRADE . Out ~ pocket u out Of srflE.
No si0.-Blanks; I. Yard. ?. Tear-rats.
q steam-msats 4 Dare-vad.
No 25i.-DOuble Acro~tie;
10 n X
Dswdror
Y l.
Al bl
u uminAtio n
DressinG
No ga Concealed Words: Lock. hat.
I've. top. eel. plane. net, asp. sbed. Dane.
No 2sA-Charsde; Fearless.
No - - Fish To lie Bebeasied; L
Whale. Q SHARK. a pike T. Stas.
a skate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

After trying many remedies for ca.
tsrrh during the past twelve years,
tried Ely's Cream balm with complete
.uccr... II /. over one year since !
stopped using Il and have had no return
Of catarrh. I recommend u Ia all my
friends. r. Palm, Heading, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
81 7 IA owI u 7E
AC X 6 W RE en-
R CA TE HI 6 UEl
NINE 8 RIO | NIX | ]
R Alb WN P PU B |
| D R { D RIP II |

start NJ same one a. the thiriy-si
.euarvs on thi. diagram and. moving into
two silitioaal squares. fini the name 81
som. On. color k-spmo,ing On the ssms
principl. AMI hnd twelve ooior- la all.
Make q pencil MARI a. you 40 forward,
anil AT every Thru -guar make dot. "
yoa do the problem correctly yen Will
have cro~-~i each % the thirty -.ix squares
ono. only and u.-d all the letter. On the
Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

A human body when crcmated leaves
a residuum Of about eight ounces. The
rect IL mainly gas, ~ you may hsye sus-
pected from your conversation With the
human animal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

10 afflicted with scalp di.ea.e., hair
falling out and premature badness, do
not use grease or alcoholic preparations,
but apply Halls Hair l.enewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

fendcrson-"i don't care about going
Ia the reception tonight. ] am feeling
blue" fogg. .Oh, that's all right.
Biue thing. look green by gaslight."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Doors, Windows and Blinds.
C.L.Hathaway's,
NORWAY.
STATE % MAINE.
Tnsl.uH,R'. or,ic,

At.t-rA. AnE. ~, led.
Pursuant ~ chapter q. ~. ~. % The Revised
statutes. . will % The state Trvssurer. one. %
Auxu.ta. On the twenty eighth day al >eptsml.sr
Bstt. st eleven oel.-k a. ~, cell anil conyey by
,e-i ~ On. highest bliist all the Interest % the
STATE In the traets % lsni hereinafter de-rrt.i,
lying In anisoorIDratsi t0~ nship., sail trart-
having lrea forfstsi a. the state ier state tasr-
ani county hxe.. ostihssi to IN. frasawr %
stale for the year lsss. The .ale AMI eon,ey
sbcs Tor eash tr.d wtIi ~ male subject ~ q
night In the owner or psu owner who-e rights
have Leu forfeited, o. rciestn the same a any
time within ooe year amer The sale, by paying of
tsnierisE 90 The pan h.ssr his prvpottioa ~
what Tn puwhs-sr Iaif thsrvfor al III SALE With
intsfv-t al the r.te OF twenty Ter cent per an.
num frsa, the time % .als, sai one dollar Tor
reisase, or such owner NAY rctesm his intsrcst
by pAying q. afor~.skl a. the 1res.arvr ~ state,
a. prv,hi~i In chapter q. -ec Is. % the Revised
Statutes.
Nstr.et. however. win - .oli 81 Q pric. Be-.
than the full am.ant due thereon Tor such un.
psi.i state ant Coasty taxe.. iHtsre-t ani cO-t
as descrbei In the following schedule
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

"Dont you know better than to put
your srm around q hdy's wsisty' sh'
cried Indignantly. III know few things
better" be said.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
zfl4I;.fy6i!!a!Ess
Ne. ssA.-A Ttsal Pussis.
4 = = 4 Y = Z = Z
Z

All line. of I've letter. terminate In The
large letter. The nr~t rvprr>snts the name
u very hrautiful and fragrant nowsrs;
they are grratly prircd In the east. The
,~cood. . costly and sweet smelling WOOD.
The third. any green and coar>e herbags
which growsin marshy place~ The fourth,
Aerbsge which has Afforded the sacr~l
writers an image 81 the neeting naturs
u human FORTUNES. The hfth. dropping
squstic plants The sixth. very BEAUTIFUL
trres who>e branches werr used by Jews
In token % victory and pssce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
........ .rArr ~ NNl>E

Attic tnuft - IuurtV tuumIss......Fa ..i.a
and hshisn at IoftianI. . ithin ar.l fHr t.. I-f
% Iun,tsftaBt sa ~ hfst T4fsiH. f '..f
Anno Ibounini I'D. D. sit "a r. rt.H
thsrvof os tbs hfst fussial 10 a. .i A-
pufnini, l<si
40 ths fsr,.Jins Pstitiuu u tsius .fttf
lly shawn b. The tuurt. that ttF rtfI.r ~
rvsl,onslbls. n l. hsrvby uHufHtI "
Iounty Commissioners sii mfft f' ~.
-sha-pl Iiauss un the star raj ltaIir. va
nsoa siliast o. Norway. o. uhai H. ' lf
Mosi.un >sh5-1l di-trift, on TussIH. f. tF'
cath diAy of tktDlEf, \. 10 isg. af .... -
In the fBrrna.in AMI that thr ffiI tf
natia. b. al J'sr-ons intTrstssi. HI Ht
tssts.i sopiss ~ sAhi rrtition ani Co.. ''
Court thsnan. b. - srNrl U.". ' I"a.
,sfk. - ths Towns - Harfa. -hl
Iounty - Cumlsfiani aui MHfH
sali ,"unty 81 ONfori afsrsaIl o.
copy ~ The sane upan ~ Dot
the County Cnmmi.siunsrs ~ e.
ONfori AMI Al-o ~ po-ting ar
sane In thru. publlr plt0s- DOB 60
Town, anil pubhshing N .an'
sarse..i,sly 10 ths kenngi-r l.lrrl
PAPER pfint.si IN Augusts DO ~
bsl-c. bsins the ~tsts raIsr. Co. li....' 49,
a Bsw.paIsf pftntsi In Hut gtHH. I. .I go.
a. q Cumberland. AMI tis uNiHri iF
BswsVsIsr printsi ~ faus iu Co.
Oxfori afors-aid. ths Dirt ~ saii
ani sssh ~ The othsf nutirss. a. 's MI FL. Il
days bsf8rv The tims - All HisffIr.
whsfs al psrssa. And Comparable
NAV apt~af and shaw Causs N t..
why IN prayer of ali fsi.tou '.
Art..t n e. sTuNt 'srs
Copy q thu rstition ani urisr a'
on. ARTIST II q SON 'fA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

She may hitsh mp her suspesdsrs.
scofing 81 the triple genders
That would rob be, of the comforts that sueh
thumbings must entail:
Hut she'll never BE- 90 trusting
lU the fear Of buttoas bssting
A the msa who hes reliance 10 the rusty
single nall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

There are go m,ny folks who are a.
ways wanting Ia pick out. crosses TOT
other people To carry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Anu@yMa..1~

nia Moaarch Of Health and King
OF Hood PURIFIER hes ben sold Coz
seven years under . guarantee Of 10
eure % pay end nox one single bottls
has hem rstlrusd. What other rvmedy
eaa show sach apscoedf Ask fos kings
6ersapariilas asd take noothes; itcsFss
when al elss faiis.
KIN0 MANUFACTURING CO.,
ussAgssas he.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

For stiffness aud strains, rub With
Johnson's Anodyne iinlment, aud then
bind In flannel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Ne ssa-A DiamssA.

l. A letter. 2 A Scotch word for IN In
oer apartment i An artificial water
coar-s. 4 Points 70 concentration. &
Formerly psr~Ous sustaining . military
rank. a Asr>on who has attained ces'
tain age. :. Reciting. a Looking oh
liqusiy. o Anything that gives ssuts
pain. 10 To ssttle. II. A letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

]. s. SMITH, Windsor. VI
Nv appetite had failed, my flesh
ami strength hAl gone. INV back
panied me al the time; ] Wa dizzy
anl faint iu the morning. and sick
at m, stomach through the day. NJ
times my head would pain mc. a.
though il would burst. ] could not rest
nights, as Nas Obliged to attend Ia
thu calls ~ nature every hour. and
ihe water passed gave every evidence
that a terrible form of Kidney dis
ease had fastened itself upon me.
The gryat reputation Of your medicine
a. Kidney Cure. reached me. L
thought I would not jie without giving
IL trial. Under IL, Use, grew worse
for the frst week. Then the great
change commenced. The improve
ment was rapid and steady. Three
bottles made mc a well man. and i
have been well ever since. That weary
worn-out sufferers from Kidney com
plant may know what can b. done for
them, I eheerfully send YOU this testi-
monial. J. =. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Nothing please. man 40 ~ellas to be-
asked " his eldest daughter Isn't his
wife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
HOMRMAKERS COLUMN.
ABOUT ruG EYES.

. : ' & s:: = y a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

II don't see Why you admire jennie
Lawrence. She IL as homely ~ sin.
"Ah, ye..-but ain Il rather attractive
don't YOU think
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Res.on' Beecham'. Pills &c, like
magic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
An Iai....iinx sirn

n thr~e unmarried persons having th'
same Christian name meet AZ table u u q
sign that one % the thr,e will lie married
within year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
HOW TO SERVE MIXED FRUITS

Always tnOosf raised utsn ana ~
range some Of the clusters Of grapes q
fall gracefully over the edR. usc wit
these dropping clusters any green leave
or vines, which hang prcttily. Wind
few tendrils also around the stem a
the dish. The colors of the fruits shoul
blend tremendously, and the general NJ
pearAnce should be fresh and not nj al
stif. Arrange the fruit firmly In place
80 that when the dish IL moved ther
will BE- no danger Of starting an ava
lAnche.
wAIGR.MuIoNs.
A watermelon should lie thorough
chilled, and should b. kept on Ice unit
about to be served. u may se simpl
cut In two, with . alice cut from the cot
vex ends To enable the halves 90 stan
firmly on the platter. when thus cul
the pulp l. sccoped out In egg-shaPe
pieces with . tablespoon, aud serves
II may also be cut In oblique pieces an
served with the rind attached.
CANTALoufrs.
Tut the melon Into the refrigerato
until just before serving, that Il may b
thoroughly chilled. Cut Into pieces q
In serving watermelon. Remove Oh
seeds, and arrange four or i've crap
leave. on a platter upon which place th
melon.
TEACHES.
Choose large, fresh, ripe aud julie
peaches, pare and cut them Into Two q
three pleccs, which should b. large
luscious looking slices, not little chippc
.hAirs. sprinkle over them granulste
sugar, put Into the freezer and hal
fr~eSe them. This will require about q
hour, as they arc more difficult Ia free,
than cream. DO not take them from th
freeser until the moment ~ serving
when sprinkle over them It'll. mot
sugar. Serve In = glass dish. Came
peaches may be treated In the ssnl
manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

whsa nAby 80 slet. Ne gave hss c.ssos.A
ws-a sl.e vss . Chiid. shs cr,~i for caAio<sA
whsn shs b-csms MIS-. sh~ chung io oassoS,A
whsa she had ChILiva. chs gave t.sm css,orsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

To Tho Caanty ,oniuissisnsrs uf tIa. '.ariI n
,umi@riand AMI ~ t"untT ,HTr .s..-ffs
II ths Uouniy - oNfori bah in ''. 'ar n
Malus
Hs-f-~,faliy rvprv-snt ths ur.isrs.E-r' "lI.
shs n v Aisrtsri in ~ tuunii Hf UHf.ri at
citizens 20 llafftspn tu N tuunf. .' .u.ff
ani ant 81 The VtfinltY uf sarl tars. at
Common eonvsnisnrs an,i nsssssti r.. ..Ts o.
kzAtlon aRi e1nstrustinn ~ t.sIsI' Haa
msnsiss a 30 mar ~ sshs-ll hIu-s I'M 80
mai isaiins frpm lisrrtsnu Ni.1rr a.. N.rstf
IN shat 4. ksown a. tie Nusrisum s.- MI
int. ussnss funninE uuftlsflf a. .l m n
nsaf an 81 camp un Ani usurl !. VS.
usy In ths tasu - " sisffuri ari tH.s hs ~
Hafssr 10, thsnos branching nus IhH rar.tf
westerly uu ID strike. tho rsti sl'.s IiW
Ilssr IIli al ~ mar ths hHuss usrH' o.
" Watson. theme rumusnrinE a o. M f'st.l
camp ant funnins uufthfastfrIF o.. 10 tHt'
The 80 saih-i Tsnps lilil raj Don e. taa ~
Waterford, thsuus u u l. 90 II.'sH..' m o.
IIonorahis Bsari - tauntY 'Hfr HI.ss....-f =
the afnrvsaii Cuuutics. huF rU'f. m.
strike. ths okt 1ounty r,ssi lrai.Hs 'r '-.
" Aisffuri b. Norway a 90 rfaf U Dos
:. l.. ~tans. In saii Natsff1ri MHfT'T
thsy pray fuT Tho lt-atiun thsrsIf
I,aissi this Bth IA ~ July. 10 Dr..
IultN - lAlNtlI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Bridy,on railsv. isss.
FOR more than four months have teen
suffering with carbuncies on my right
hand, completely disabling me from doing
ANY Kind IL labor. Ny hand Was sw ollsn
tonearly three times its natural thickness,
discharging from a. many a. eight or ten
places at one time; the hesh had oil
turned blue, AMI I Suffered No one Knows
how much. Had Tried everything that
hal been recommended. without any
benefit Had no faith In medicine, but
81 last Was persuaded Ia try q bottle of
KfSo's SAssArARILLA, from which I
derived great benefit. . am nov on my
second hottie; my hand IL entirely healed,
and am nov able to do tie wosk on the
farm. would rccommend u a. amy ono
suffering with bad humcr. kSo~ !,
helped me.
tsignedJ JAMES MoRnIsox.
Bridgto~. Aaias. NaroA, isys.
To he Pebble As you win see from
the first date, 10 IL some sir year, since I
told What KISo's SARsApAEIIIA did fos
me j can aAy 10 stronger t.iay than
then, fos have ben we'll, aud have hal
no mose soscs since took o. Ny neigh.
boss know of the facts, and am rsady 10
Yell anybody BY VOID 90 letter hoe KIsa's
BAksArARiLLA purified my blood and
cured me. Am On old man eighty years
Old, . farmer. and have always lived In
Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Ne asl.-Assgvas.

Timothy Tomplin. lives over the wsy.
Ani oome- In % sse ne alms~t even day.
lie IL his fOnd p~yhts' dear pride aud delight
And des. .. he ple>~.- from morning Ia nieht'
pc~n the bAlu.,sr rail- In fr~ssiom he'll glide.
Or rtamphsntly on the plano he'll ride.
And N ever yoa chance 10 cro>- his sweet ~tii,
az sauAllins AMI ho-lin he'll give yoa MI
n the truth must ~ todd. never have yet
Zen q yoanx.isr IA equal our ''rts N PIT. '
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

Can't scratch a match on their pants
dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
-. ast-p....I,.,I...

l. B.heai q Chinsss coin and leave q
prOnoun.
= a eupols and leave q cavity.
a Rs-plendent apd leave truth.
4 uDot~truC>ei and leave ashskespear
can character.
q vjyaoious and leave rsril
q 4 small inset and leave a measure 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NJ. rSa. -Iaisua q.

Ian often ~orn ~ hor-smsn-
s~omstimes . snss may u.
A mountain. p.rt ~ no~,r.
Or skimmsr % the "a
Wall % q fort. . fungi. growth.
lBcitsment. Investigation:
Toan.i n the to,tom - sseh ire
In Each and e,ery nstion.
That which sscit.s. impsls. drives On
To Artisn ever man.
Although am n letters -four.
Cons. gue-. me- n Yoa can.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-09
HIS DECISltl IS FINAL.
Carnegie, Close Friend Of Blaine,
Says the Secretary is
Out Of It.
Tho Protected Plutocrat Ia, OF
Course, in Favor of Mr.. :.
Harrison.
North Carolina Democrats Looking for a
Leader Outside OF New York-Min-
nesota Republicans

Los ANGELES, CAL, March 8.--Andrew
Carnegie, the, millionaire iron manufac-
turer whilo here en- route from San Diego
for San Francisco, when asked il Mr..
Balne's letter was conclusive, answered:
"Mr. Blnine's determination on that point
is unalterable. He has fully considered the
matter, and even if the honor were to be Of
fered him in spite Of his expression Of views
regarding it. he would not accept it. 1t
could not be forced upon him; at least, that
is my opinion. He is very far from being a
sound man physically, and he could not
possibly stand the strain of going through
another campaign. 1t wonld surely be fatal.
lie does not want any more contests. He
has thoroughly considered the matter and
fully appreciates the devotion of his
friends. but he has made his final decision, Z,
"Who will get the nomination.
President Harrison, of course. He has
proved himself to be the right man in the
right place, and has won over to him those
factors in the party which at frs. were more
or less inimical of him. The resnlt is that
to day the party is more united than for a
very long time past. He has displayed the
highest order of talent az a statesman, as a
diplomat and as a man. You are, safe in
saying that not only will he get the nomina-
ton, but that he will be elected''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-09
WHISKY DOWN,
Tho Trust Puts Down the Price OF Their
Product s-

Tho Trust Puts Down the Price OF Their
Product
NEW YonK, March Sat the regular
monthly meeting Of tho whisky trust to-
day it waa decided, in view Of existing cir
cumstances, to reduce the quarterly divi-
dcnd to ono per cent and reduce the mar
ket price Of tho company's product one
gallon. In explanation the board snid:
~ he business of the company is entirely
satiafactory, and the earning for tho quar-
ter more than sufficient TO DAy tho usual / ID
per cent dividend. Tho suit brought at
Boston is not considered serious by tho
directors, aR they are advised by tho best
counsel obtunable that no case can be
maintained against tho company. Actual
and possible competitors may and probably
will, have considered that the present sit
nation will afford an opportunity to make
lnroads in our business, and the directors
III view Of their determined policy to pro-
tect the compnny's trade at all hazards,
deem it wise to strengthen the position of
the company. The directors feel that they
will be able TO dsrel MI doubts az to the
stability and strength nf the company, and
assure the stockholders Of full confidence
IN its permanent SUCCESS.
(Signed.) ''P. J. HENNEssY."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-09
THEY COME DOWN.
Minnesota Republicans Ordered to Fall in
for the prehidnnI

Minnesota Republicans Ordered to Fan in
for the President.
New YonK, M0rch 8-A Washington City
specinl to the Times says: The admins
tration has declared that the time has come
when the leading republicans of Minnesota
are to declare for the denomination of
President Harrison. Hon. Robert &.
Evans, Minnesota member of the national
republican committee. and Ex-Concress-
man j. B. Gilfillan, are here on a political
mission. Soon after arriving i'll the CITY
Mr.. Evans had a conference with Senator
Washbuin chiefly with reference to the
part Minnesota is topay in the nomination
of the presidential candidate next June.
Mr.. Evans took the senator to task for al.
lowing the Impression to go abroad that he
was opposing President Harrison and work
ing to secure a state delegation that would
be against him in the Minnesota conven-
tion.
Mr.. Washburn's we'll known views have
led to the belief that tho attitude of tho
state was n doubtful one. This fact has
greatly annoyed the administration people
who are particularly desirous Of securing
the Minnesota delegation for the effect it
will have on the new states in the north
west, rs well as to obtain any advantage
that may arise from holding the conven-
tion in II Minnesota town. The delivery to
Mr.. Harrison has now taken place, and
hereafter minnesota will not occupy any
doubtful position on the subject Of the
presidency. This is gathered from the
open declaration of Mr.. GltiIlan in favor
of the president.