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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
San Francisco Ararket Reviev.

San FRANCISCO, June 3.-The fruit market
demonstfated fair demand Tor summer fruits
today.
The vegetable market displays considerable
activity for all varieties, and prices were lower
Tomatoes being in very light supply holdera
are 6rm in their prices Rhubarb IL trife
hisher. Potatoes are weak. Receipts Of aspar-
agusare very heavy, and the quality makes II
almost unsaleable. Small lots OF green corn
are offered, but they are poor and hard to dis
pose Of
The market for dairy produce continues in q
very unsatisfactory condition. Supplies Of
strictly fancy, fresh roll butter are light, but
the market IL glutted with Z lot OF medium and
common grades, which, being IN poor csndi.
tion, demoralizes the value Of all kinds. Eggs
continue in fair demand and are steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
orHIR GRAIN MARxErs
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO. june 3.-Porter Bros. Co. sold two
carloads Of California fruit, Including: Tarta-
fisn CHERRIES, @l.ooO9. 90; Pontiocs, @1.30;
white Bigeresns, $1.16; Rockpor,s, $l.260
las; Black Bigerans, @1.65: Pringle apricots,
$1.6002. so; cherry plums, o. 1902 25; Hale's
early peaches, small boxes, 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

The quotations given below are Los Angeles
wholesale selling prices,
Provisions.
HAMs-Per lb., local smoked, lz1<c; eastern.
sugar cured, 1910.
BACcs-yss Is, local smoked. lao: eastern
PoHK-Perl ID. dry salt, exc,
sc sos sc. PURE Leaf gsi isid' aAs ZIG Sisnsr aU &.
MIL Products.
Flogs-Los Angeles xxx, IS 90 per Dbl:
SSa5ol SSa9o 9idto. Mis spspry pryrs sS 3 Grown
ham, $2.lO. fS- -'' %S'~o' So
,da NIL FSzp-Bran. per ton, .s24.oo: shorts,
nssa issa sd SsR issd ,SsS %ss
Grain and Hay.
dosHPe1 dSsnHEnyPHsswiIs n 2o@l. 80; feed eoas5
0ATs-Nc. I, per Genital. y1.5O
~ MnaATMNo. s6ns AZ J. per GENITAL, l55@l go; No.
HAT-Oat No. /, $12; wheat No. i. s1b. bar
81 lower all around. = 49, 49, I k1ss'es
srRAw-Barley, per ton, s6.0o wheat. $500.
Poultry and Eggs.
.. PcuITRY@eaHsens. a ems $eo0@6; 20 per dog; young
dusss a 5SIosscs5 ocs 5S sss,s' s.OI Il
PEE bead; turhey5 =; 5nsy9 d1%1s Sc per pound.
Dairy Products.
= BuTTEs- E Fancy ce roll, s5c@s73<c; choice. s2h
CHl1sE- Rastern, 14Q315c; California. large.
1dd91lxc; small, 1870; threepound hand,
Honey ana Beeswax.
HonE1- Comb, In forum, 14916c; extracted,
BsSswAx -2a024c
Nuts.
AIMoxns Soft .hell. 15016c; paper shell,
RlANgxs raw 8576c PEI h; roasted, 79Sc.
H1LNuzs-Hard SHE'LL 608c; soft shell,
4 AlxxCoxD8l 8loaohods noe; eun, ,6rfad GW7
l10G, Oo11lot1in ~ kD18o is1 'F- - K
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
Californfa VINO

Californta Vinegar works,
SIS Banning street, oppoaite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, one.half block
from electric light workn.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

LEGAL and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman gleeping Car reservatons Q
made, and general information given upon ap.
plication to J. II. ORAWLHY, Asst. g. Pas. Agt..
40. ~ 3. Spring It., cor, Second. OHARL rs
HRYLRR, Agent ct Depots.
t6undays only.
h6undAyB excepted.
RIOH'D GRAY, Gen. Trafnc Mgr.
7. 81. GOODMAN,
Il 0en'l PASSENGER Agt.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
Our neme Brev.

!. xaie1 4 Zoeblein'e Lager. fresh from the
brewery, on draught In all the principal sa.
looms, delivered promptly in bottles ef kesp
Once and Brewery. l<< Also Ut. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

Gall 1t O. Ducommun's,
3O2 N. Main street, for fine ladies' shears
scissors and pocket cutlery, imported direct
from Europe. se
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
IN xF11or SUNDAY. MAY 22. 1892.

: e;l6 an San Diego Coast Line l:l7 pm
g $50 AMI Han Befnardino Via ii. ESQ am
$3.50 anil Pasadena. i)sl0:SO an
1926 pml San Bernsrdino via {lv 2A5 pm
6:80 Aml1 .ktyex1ide. (ls10:6O Am
.1s So pm pm :a.n Bsznsldino S:sS s4S p~ p%.
III :O0 anal Rtver1tde and San }ls10:16 an
6:06 pml( Berdino via Orange llt $40 pm
go Al AZ ae1aadi .aad Mshisna aiensone S s:5S Sn sn
~12:Z0 pml Panorama train. ls10:5O snn
4;oo pm Rsd7s iX'a Rase%SeIs %sn,cn l 2;45 pm
sss ss sfs pm pm
$3.50 ami ...,......E........ (|* $50 an
.,s;sS s@ s 1883 isS;sS an an
us s::s: ss :$ s $
.0sSQ pm l.......... ............ ............
!AggsSSy emj ..'....,.. ......-..... II 100 pm
! SIS an sants Xns....... ANA. i:i7 pm
HOO PM Santa Ana.......F $40 pm
:..... ......l..... Santa Ana. ......r 7:16 pm
1872 PM ,...... Santa Ana........* 6:z6 Am
.Av:9vVV Av:vV an IN l.......r.,....-.,..... S:zS am
5;SS pm ..Rsionidi;o' Beach 500 500 pm pm
a,c'gx KY m I................-.... A1x:o5 pm
$50 am san jacinto.... (f10:bo an
t12:So tm| w Pasadens. 8:2s pm
fiA'oo am ssn s;s dsans dyacdnto. leIS e1S az, Am
ii9;9Q pm temecuiis, y xia f ffssadens t1o:5o an an
;s yc coes ostHEs G
DAILY. tDsily e1cept sunday. Sundays only.
I'D. oHA6s1Rs, Ticket AGENT, -.
E.W. MCGEE. CITY Pas ana 1. at.
11o Nofth Spring 6treet, Los Angelse.
CATAIINA ISLAND sTRAMERs. N
Until further notice. the whining ston
Transportation C0mpany's steamship ssEal-
con" will make regular trips to and from
Avalon, - follows:
LsAys San REDao. IARHIvn At SAN PEDRO.
TFSSsssys FSSssdsy, HIS am %sSSassdays ,Sss: ap.m.
Saturday.. e:zo pm. Mondsys. $50 am.
Morning trains to San Pedro, on Tuesdays and
from Los Angeles, Connect with steamer. Close
Angeles nsi0Ss HHScoGK 81 'fsa s1HNiNG. i Agent gem 10y
VIA. .aD MifsTsH6. 4 fsHSRH g. LOS Angeles.
8-24 Gen. Pass. and F't Agent, San Pedro.
Rec1OnclO Railway
In Effect am. Nay IS, 1892.
Loe Angeles Depot Corner Grand Ave. ana JET
Take Grand ave. cable 's or Main-st. and Agri.
CULTURAL Park horse cars.
\ Trains Leave Trains Leave
Loe Angeles RedOndo
for Rodcnd0. Tor Los Aneelef
n N 7:A0a.m daily TOO am. daily
A 600 AN. daily M 900 m. daily
1880 Am. daily 1O:40 am. daily.
1:36 nm. daily s2:k6 pm. daily.
: 400 pm. daily s4:15 pm. daily.
$40 pm. daily s5:t0 pm. daily.
I I s'es s.'s s;.' 5s'ss ss:ss s% s'$
d16s Z 1i5la5 ,. \. suTToI
R Il. TH6EfS6N: vics.PreaiAeas x \
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
NEW YORK, June 3.-Mining shares were q
Ohicaso Grain Market.

SAAAO08V
CHICAGO, June 3.-wheat steady; opened
Nc lower on bearish cables and clearing
weather; bulged 21kc on scare by shorts ct lack
Of oRerinss; eased of 1c on heavy selling Ut
advance; recovered Hc, and closed steady at
INC higher than yesterday,
Receipts, 10000 bushels shipments, 81 900
bushels.
CMcAeo, June 2-Olose: Wheat. steady; cash
637<; July, 66x
Corn-Higher; cash, b3sz; July. 80.
oets--Strong; cash, 331<; July. 32K.
Barley-60062.
Rye-S7.
Flax-1.O3k.
T1mothy-1.2001.A.
0THlR GRAIN MARKETS.
6AN Francisco, June 8. Wheat, inactive
buyer Sept 81. .421<; seller, '92, 81. 39x.
Corn-1.37x.
Lv1RfooL, June 3--wheat: demand fair;
No: red winter, 81 10d, steady. No. 2 red
spring, g. 91<d.
Corn-Demand fair for spot ana poor for
futures. Spot, 81 <d per GENITAL, arm; June,
- 1919, steady; July, - 7Kd, hrm.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
General markets..

General Markets.
NEW YORK, June Hops quiet; Pacific, ESQ
Cone. Options closed steady SOLO points
pRa.. sales, ll,oS0 Son, bag SS June, 122o@
0i2.OO. Spot Rio steady, No. q, i2X.
suger- Raw, firm; csntrifugals 96 test, 311
Copper Quiet; lake, 11.s0@66 bid.
Lead-Dull; domestic, 4.2O94. 25.
Tin-Strong; Straits, 81. .85@2l go
CHIUAGo. June 3.-Pork, easy; cash, $40. TO-
July, $lO 62}<. s11'
Lsrd, easylCssh, g s23<; July. e.22x.
Short Clexr-$6 66@6 62k.
Short RIBS .S71{06.A0
CHICAGO. June 3-whisky-1.15.
Wool.
NEw:Y0Ex June 3.-wool steady; domestic
Petroleum.
N1w YORK, June 8. 3.-Petroleum June closed
IS .
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
DIR. WONG HIM,

Chinese Physician and Surgeon, has resided IN
Los Angeles seventeen t17l years. His rePutn-
tablished and appreciated By many. His large
practice is sufficient proof OF his ability and
honesty.
The doctor graduated In the foremost COL
leges, also practieed In tine largest hospitals Of
Canton, China. The doctor speaks Spanish
fuently. sA n. 3 &
III Upper Main street. P. o. box 66l,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

Weakness. Impotency and Lost Manhood per-
manently cured. The sick and AFFLICTED should
not fail 70 call upon him. The Doctor has trav-
oughly the various hospitals there, obtsininea
great deal Of valuable information, which he Il
competent 70 impart to those in need Of his
Try him. DIR. GIBBON viii male no charge
unless he enectg cure. Persons at distance
CURED AT HOME. All communications
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. AL letters answered in
can q write, Address DIR. !. +. aIBBoN. Box
1887, San Francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERAI 1917 I'm
NIoKEL PLAxN RAlLRQAD.
1850 Am. 500 an.
1000 Am. &;Qo Al
So Pn' go go S.: s.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DIR. Gibbons
DIsPENsARY
623 Kearney ST.,

Corner Of Commercial, /,
San Francisco. Cal. Es-
tabHshed In 1854, for
treatment Of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such
sas Genorrhea, Gleet,
;Htrtcture, Syphilis IN
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
Los ANGELIC S LOCAL MARKETS.

Nzw York, June 8. 3.--Petroleum: June closed
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
SUMMARY

Total number Of transfers. ......... 81
With nominal confederation. a12
Note-Figures separated BY dash represent
the book and page of miscellaneous records.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04
rool.
Petroleum.

NEw:YoEx, June s.-wool steady; domestic
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

E. r. SPENCE, President
F. G. H0wEs, Vice-President.
J. II. BRALY, Cashier and Treas
DIRECTORS
Geo. II. Bonebrake, J. II. Braly, II. L. Drew,
J. NJ. Elliott, G. N. Hasson. F. G. Howes, M. w.
Stimson, Hiram Msbury. +. F. Spence, Warren
Gillelen. Al 6m
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-04

ArfLrs- Svsporsted, 5000.
Az ~ 60 a'lss ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

birdie McHsnnipin IL one Of the bcllc'
OF Austin. Her intellect. however, dos
not tower into sublime heights; but. u
u.e the cold language ~ truthfulness,
abe 1. very much the same kind OF q
young lady tina, Gus De Smith Is a young
man. Not long since he proposed mairi
mony. lie PROPOSED In gcci faith. In q
solemn. impressive manner. upon which
Mis- Birdie inauguratei q giggle, until
Gus was very much iisgustei. aud airs
ing from hi. knees his anger found ven,
In words lie was mad.-too mad al
most 10 speak.
mis-. MclI.unipin. be finally ejacu
lated, with me thu. IL no laughing maj,
ter. Why should you see anything
ridiculous about ity'
"You must excuse me. Mr.. De smith
really you must--fDr am no, laugh
ing nj you; really. now. am not. Ma
- funny. YOU know. Really she l. jus,
too funny Tor any Use. Yes, u was laugh
ing nj ma"
AT your may'
YES. you 80 ma told ms only THU
morning. Birdie. you are - green thai
some donkey will take you yet. and
there you COME
Bu, he was gone, lie wa. In the pas
ten.e. I, wa. he who banged the doo'
80 violently.
Il wonder said the suddenly desert
81 Birdie. II wonder. now. really. II h'
1. offended a, what ma saidi But tibet
ma Away. was too swfully funny TOT
any Kind u Use. "-Texas siftings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
.ar,., ~, ,nn,rIn.rRL

ylvuIRIAs.T y startsfa-i i. 80
w A. Startssant 18th - ~amnff =
u Osfori ant state n NaIHf
gage dsssi dstssi ths -snuni iaI 80 a., Z
lssl, ant fesorie-i m ~ hh'"f 49, ~
Dessi., tlook 90. Pasu u. Cover - q
un.iersigns.i . rsftain pisrs - h 80 o
.sii -umBsf, AIT tsing par TT 20 -ss 81
the seronh range - kfs iu al !. o.
nT.t ditt.laa, act t-a1ntni e. 10
H@.fnring az the suufh sIlf Ni p 80 :
srr,.. The outit u Lite laHra .I -, A.
e.lL-t tbspes sest. twenty fis.s o.
.t,os. th.,e. Uog,h. fBrtF thus ifFFf' -
A.. 80. then. fs.Iaslng all ~ -
goaBty rat, theme sastffN - -
The eat lie 81 The slave ramrI -
an ..il ostist b. ths iHuuis t',t -, -.
With the buikiings thsrvfn. u . 49,
carriage sbop. water whssl arI a.
eoutAinssl 10 saii carrtars sh'p - n 81
Al.o obs stlpsf pisrs ~ hni sItie ~ y
ssmnsf, With ths buihiings tnrf'. - n q
follows, via lssdnhirg un ~ i'.N- III 90
eounty rial n ths tfilss rrus'ihs ...,f5 81
I.itils IsbFaior rgnd, thsngr - 80
saii outlet si-ost ia rsis O. ~ - -
westerly on The 10 nrs o. uf'ai at
thenes southsfly On ths shufs r. =, ~ ~
the rosi, THINE eastsfly 90 - 49,. - z
nr.t mentioned, C0utaiuing - 49, . -
les, snd the sane premi-es CIV, h 80
Fsfl q. ant Henry 4. start 80 49, = -
W. Morrtii. ~ s~surv ths - 49,
handresi snd seventy sit a..'ls 80 -
q. the cooditions " .all h, rssss
b.sa brotsn. bov. hef'for Ill 49,
the breseh 70 ths conihions ihs'
f0reclo.ar. ~ sAii mpftgaEe'
ssmRsr. April ., 10. nancy TEii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

TYPHOID FtNtN.
The following memorandum on ~
phold fever and lie proper trcaimeu
was given 10 Msjor-G General Ellis by tn
late Sir william Gull, N. D., two year
amer he Was In attendance on the Princ
OF Wales during his illness In 1874. ]
VAS suggested 10 Msjor-ieperai Eli
recently that the publication of thl
memorandum might prove useful. and ]
appeared In the Times. Sir william
Gulrs suggestions With regard 10 tn
Treatment Of typhoid fever have been oh
served In the case Of Prince George.
I. Typhoid fever Il q disease which
runs q more or lees definite course. !
cannot be stopped or cured by meii
cines.
n. The chief thing to he done at th'
outset Of an attack is Ia send the paiien
TO bed, so AZ tn save strength from tn
beginnlng.
In. No strong purga,lve medicine
are desirable.
". A the fever develops, aud ih
strength grows less, light food shcul'
be taken at short inieryals-i. g.. water
toast water, barley water, milk AM
water, light broths mot made too stronl
or too gelstinous).
v. n there be restlessncss or mucl
agitation of the nerves, wine port
sherry, or clarct) or brandy In moderAi
dose. at short intervals. This must b
directed medically, but In general
may be said that the amount required
that which Induces repo-e and sleep.
VI. The bowel. may bc left to them
selves. II unmoved for tweniy-fou
or thlrty-slx hours, la,ement of warn
water may be necessary. but this wil
be directed medically.
VII. The rcstlessness or wakefulnes
In fever IL best r,meilcd by the careful
giving of wine or spirit With the food
OF In the water. se,iatises, such a
opium, are inadmi.sibie--mo.tiy lnjurI
Gus.
VIII. The bcd room To bc kept at
Temperature Of 60 to 80 degrees.
IN. Great care necessary Ia keep tn
bed clean and sweet. TIL. IL mo.
easily done by having q second led Y
the room Ia which the patient can be 2,
moved for two or three hours daily
while the other !. thoroughly aired an,
the linen changed.
y. All fatigue To be- .e,iulou.ly avoid
ell. No visitors admitted, aud ne othe
person but Que nurse and one st,.ndan
10 help her.
NJ. Patients room never Ia be- left an
attended Tor moment, ss In tie deliriur
10 fever IA. patient might jump fror
the bed and inIurr himself.
MI. A. Ia medicines aud the irra'
ment Of complications, the imme'lisi
medical attendant must b. responsible
Nil. ~ Il Ia probable that the dl'
charges from the bowels In typhol
fever NAV be source 10 contagion,
IL desirable that before being thro~
down the closet they should h. l,r.el
mixed With Condy's fiuii az some othe
dislnfectant. ia the same principle th
.tricte.t cleanliness must bc observed ]
the sick room.
XIV. Thev ]. no reason Ia belle,
that typhoid fever 4. contagious iron
person Ia person In the ordinary way
The largest experience show. that
does not extend. Ike an ordinary cot
tAgious disease, Ia nurse. or Others Al
tending upon patients suffering undo
the di..sse. - National Labor Iribun
England
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
QUICKEST WAY or GETTING hTrGs'
IION AT A MOTEL

II had the confounde.t time at the no
tel I stopped at Will. was down Ia the
city, :" remarked Uncle lIay.eed To the
sdmlring crowd who collected at the
store 10 hear 81 hi. journey. They had
a great big dining room there, aud more
than hundred walters, but none ~ 'em
came around where ! Was. ] got iher,
q. much a. an hour, aud none Of EN- paid
the least biz ~ attention 10 me. Finally
a man at the table With me, Who VA.
just fnl.hing his dinner, say., "loull
have to tip one Of the walter. W YOU
want Ia get any attention here.
"wall, I lowed ! cud do that fas,
enuf for I felt about mad Je.t then, %
the very next walter that came skipping
by With n raft 81 ai.he, up over hl'
head, pa, out my foot aud tipped him
up quicker'n wink. That wasthe quick
eat way 10 get attention ] ever seed.
Why, he'll the whole hotel, boss an all,
there In about ten seconds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
a Irtsk Of Nlsisa.

An old trek which illustrates the oAss
With which Oh. Eye may In deceived, u
going th. rUands Just how 10 IL la mess
ar, by th. eve the distance Ia which you
must push Away the central oDs 10 thrs
silver dollsrs side by side, their circumf.r
enc, touching. soths, the distance from tbs
lower cig, ~ the e.ntral coin ~ removes
shall b. equal 10 the distance apart II the
outer cig,. u the other two eosns NOu
will probably do a. every one else dos
pat the colns side by side and push Oh,
middle Que upward along the table until
you think You have done a rash thing b,
pushing IL =. far. When You msssur. you
will md cut Its an old p<r'sr,ity VI the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
A STRANGE FREAK.

The wife OF our esteemed citizen, Nc.
John Rowell, while suffering under On
attack Of the blues, tried To commit the
crime Of Infantlclde, bat was prevented
by the timely arrival Of . nelghbor. Her
case has been considered by the best
doctors iucurable, but her husband WAS
highly pleased after course Of Sulphur
Bittsrs, 70 flnd that shc Was entirely
cured.-Kingst6n Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Waiter. "But sir, 10 you can't civ.
me your name and address, how can
send you homer Guest considerably
under the weather.. ado you know,
I've forgotten everything. hut ssy,
tell you waiter, just read the directory
through to me, and when you come "a
my name I'll tell you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
Bay Harbinger. Standard.

Nav .I.IIisai IS hsn.i. . - isele. hish sslshs
Issi ~. brysi ~ thovnos thosnp-on' ~.
a.lt Ne. o~ns-i by Mhssisr a bumpus, -outh
Paris. NE tal.-i 1al, g. l~i.
sire uARni>Gtn. la
Itr.t Ian BY Non Motks. sirv of fiors, - U y.
Il,.tsa ,.lfL al Cunsri. -. -econi lam
hy Msats ChFtsta. son ~ tea. hnot
'IIartanrsr Wy Almon,, ~ sire ~ IN y
Ia fir.t dsai. Ossssa. by ky-lyks hambls'
t.sisn. Ssconi dam, dairy Nsli, by >eslst /.
,tasrican star sirv ~ The dam ~ prstsf' AM
tho dans ~ .. othsr. In The : - ~,
Alrnont. by Alessni.f'. Alsisllahi slre 81
,.olismith Mali, gii Fir,t tan, sally AHier
son. l,y Mambrino Chief. sire ~ isiy fhorns,
a.. -sssnsi dau, kate. BY ftii, ~, sifr ~
~ dsm. % N.si. sa-s., Jay tyeses' 10
Nuisusi tsit.
sEsasisr'. kl-iaIlah by Rysiyl'. iIaHbls,s.
allan. Has ksty Darling. ssii ." - Ny am ~
Andr.w Jssk.on- -.
V.n usals. .Iss, by Mortili colt. 400 ~ oti
prys dana by ths Nsrrvs iior-e. .on ~ Nttlssf
ct by winthrop Ne.-sngrr.
nay Iiartinssr .tIl .,ssi az ths -,Ahle ~ Wa.
. whssl.r. AZ -ouih faris. Terms, % " var
faHt go ssassn .srytrs
vi. wiihrLER. >ouih PART. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

No iia-A PuIlls In fgurrs T.neh,
Is. carp. IS. roach. ~, brram, ~.
No -Illustr rated Rsbus; To every
bard it, pest !. fair.
No ii..-Numericai Enigma: wi~r mel
lay up knowlcdge. but the mouth u tie
foolish l. near destruction.
No. iis-Crss~ori; Photography.
No iig -Anagram; SolitarineHs.
No. is,-woris Within q Wori-O,er'
flowing; I. q. , over. q Overflow. 4
Flow. s Flowing. q Ia . low. q
Lowing v O~iIe 10 Win. II. L. u
Ia II VIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Select coffee Of hne favor, make Il
strong and and clear always use On
egg to settle ~. Have ready some
whipped cream sllghtly sweetened. Put
the usual amount Of sugar and cream
az used) In cups, pour In the cofiee, and
heap teaspoouful Of the whipped cream
on each cup - you serve u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
lEElAWN.

la, colt: hind aale white. stsni. ls ihsh'
taaIs.i Msy y, ts-s, ant brsi al iiishsnh fsf~'
Iss. Mas. 49,
wll.... n. .lr, % "a In Q - er letter.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

The entering wedge Of = compl lint
that may prove fatal u often q slight
cold, which q dose or two Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral might have cured ~ the
commencement. II would be well, there
fore to keep the remedy within reach at
all times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Not without yic.-The oarpsuter.
An appeal To the understanding wip-
Jour feet.
A happy parr-The old fAshions'i apple
b.s.
An important measure The golden rule
Something that should bs Looked into
A micrO~cops.
An old fashioned trust Trust To luck.
SEA stori.-rhe decks
Piece and plenty-llAlf the pie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Was so much troubled with catarrl
IL seriously affected my voice. One bot
tie of Eiys Cream Balm did the work
Ny voice IL fully restored.-B. D.
Liep.ner. 4. NJ. Pastor Of the Oll,ei
Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24


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a. "afr,i,ins Of the surface II water.
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x. ''acrid."
"a an encounter t-,~cen ccn,sndins
armies"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

A God-.end IL Eiy's Cream Balm.
had c,tzrrh for three years. Two OF
three times q week my nose would bleed,
I thought the sores would never heal
Your Hahn has cured me."-Mrs. VI. A,
Jackson, Portsmouth, y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

"I.ook here, George, I am positively
tired Of your talking love Ia me this
way, every time you call" Marry me,
then, aud I'll never speak another word
Of love Ia you ne long as live"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Dyspepsia has driven to an earl,
and even suicidal grave many q maj
Who, II he had tried the virtues o.
Ayers sar.spsrills, would be alive TO-
day and Ia the enjoyment of health an,
competence. sufferer, be warned IL
season, aud don't allow the system ia
run down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Most women have = good deal ol
romance In their dispositions. IL they
hadn't, very few men would ever sue
eeed In getting married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

w. nssy - -. 30 ssvs ~ csssrA
w. - vss Q CID. - stsA Ter cnsAsrA
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

nj. Lord.hip. $50 she says am q
wi,ened up little apology for = manf
She. AYES; but l have accepted the
apology"