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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02

rredefsck Marvin, caxhisr of the
THIRD National rank IN Detroit, and
fe Forrest Pane. . lawyer fsom tbe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02

srsrsr. No. AAfrb @tssssh has -
Jf.. cue 81 ths wssIthisst stossp'sh Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ONIONS.


Few cooks In ordinary household
really know the value Of the onion ne a
fayoring. Many persons express m
aversion 90 the taste of onions or garlic
because they do not know how TO uss
either. 30 carefully should they be
used that only the least suggestion OF a
favor will he given; = tain slice OF the
onion or a small head OF garlic IL quite
sufficient for . joint Of meat.
The French, who are unexcellei In
seasoning, make great use Ut shallots,
cloves, garlic aud onions, especially In
sauces, grsvies and salads; but the IA
yor IL 90 skiilfully blended that Il IL al
most impev~ptible.
Apart from its agreeable taste. the
onion possesses great medicinal virtue.
when eaten regularly, u stimulates the
circuiatory system and the sesretions,
thus promoting digestion. They are
also nutritious and strengthening.
Soup made Of onions IL regarded by
the French and Spanish ~ an excellent
restorative In debility Of the digestive
organs, while fried or baked onions are
appetislng and tonlng In effect. They
may lie prepared In q variety OF ways,
such us boiled, stuffed and stewcd, ~
we'll a. salads, In oil Of which they are
wholesome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Family Medicine
Dt. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., lWl WI
evcsy Dose Effective

To the IIonarahir. ths tuuIt .i ..aN
.ioner. fsf IN Coast ~ "hi ,l.t,f Z
hottsn at fsns, uu a. a'"'I
MAY. 4. ~ t-s t..r -
NssIEstfully rsVrv-snt 80 80 4
% Ne toss " Parts that co.. 1l.rsIs,
the fsliswinE hiEhHafs. IU.f - ~
"a all hlEhsaYs within g. 'H.i' 40 z
Nlllas. Corporation. az 'Hl.tI.. N,ts
Ls.t, va The hizh~ay l.a.iihs -. -
.lusr,, a. ealiel, In All ,Hal. III l.tsF
Cou,ofatiou, o. Nofway, al ~ - -
l.s,iins fTua alt NaItd ~Iaiw - o.
.ni fsaairy o. fans liI.i. hni - -
mentisnei rVst H. llsbrnn a. ~, a.
hishxay ls.iins frum saii AhaH ~ -
MOaisL.k With tils 80 hisH~h -.
frBn 81 Parts liiiL NhtufHf' 80 :, A.
pf.y that m. ,ius nstirr tirr',... -. 80
alb. Hosrt wtu pr,-rssit1 ifal ~ - -
Inc All hlsksays within al joy, 4 -
and slsans ~ hmts sni isai -, -
several hixhsays. ani rauf ,ts-..f 81
lnsnts D. - er.stei "a ~ hltf' =.
taks .ush further attn in 81
nav ...n prs,-f, 90 ths az nay w.
rar,.. May ssh I'D. 800, tasssft
I.piIANNuNp. ss,s
~TAkhlhpf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ksy 20 the russiss.

~ ~ 49,
No isz.-P
rrom The distant rop.c strand.
whsrv The blllo.s bright and biAhd
0o erssp.ax. curling rVahd the palms ~ith
sv~ss. f.iht ubisrtuns.
frcn its hslds - parplins no~srS,
san Get 9TH fragrant shovsr~,
rss hAppy south stnd. linssripg. sve>ts the
roysi blooms % Jane
No iss-AnAsram.; Ralph Waldo I'm.
ss~ua james Russell Lowell Michael
Angelo
No io-A Trsnspo-itioo fusrisi /
warwick Q Arno 4 salisbury. 4
Hollasi q India q Norfolk. {. Ola
moryan. 4 Thames p obt Ia North
asnptoa.
No iU.-cro.sword Enigma san ia
cnto
No IVA -Illustratsd Pursles l. Lady. .
Mountain q Wheat 4 Fruit 3 Hoe.
q Pan . Marble q Nut q Cup 10
Plum II. Corn. 4. Sponge n Angel
Il Fish.
No isa-liiddsn Proverbs
LEARNING IL better than richeA"
"Ezpssi<oes 10 the best mistrvsA"
No tN-Doubls Aero~sic;
Canvas
ARROW
NiseE
Abroad
DaneE
Again
No isa-Bshsad and CurtAii; Flower.
liver. oves. dove.
Ma is1-Mis~ins Letter Pursis; Faint
bsass seves Won TAR LADY"
No fW.-Charsdes; foad stool. Pun
all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
sss1. InlRs AND EVERYWHERE


II wells, when taken on, are rolled In
stead of folded. they Will last much
longer and look fresh until worn out.
Begin at one end, holding the edge.
between the thumbs and forcdnsers.
stretch the veil to its full width Without
pulling II out of shape, and then, by
using the other fingers, roll u Loosely
keeplng the edges even ~ the veil 10 roll
e,i up. II makes . long, sofi roll that
all stay thus until unrolled for use.
Glove. 81 white dressed or glac. hid,
With black stitching upon the backs, arr
worn with stylish calling and driving
toilets. White chamols gloves are all
the rAgr for outing costumes. and AZ
they can be wsshcl la look nearly ~
good q. new, they are less extra,agsut
than they would seem on first thought.
Ia Paris aud London women who ~
upon the streets with trained skirts have
them held up by "clip," = metallic ar
rangement not unlike letter clip,
which IL suspended by chain that fas-
tens about the waist.
The long, open jackets still so much
worn are an excuse for the wearing ut
all Kind. ~ pretty cravAis and plastrons
made Of mousseline de sole, Grape,
guipure, etc. They are made In . hun
lrvd or more different Ways, each one
prvttier than the last; some are polntei
and edged with guipure, which falls we'll
fellow the waist; others are made 81 two
fiouncc. % pink or blue Grape, mounted
Nth plaits and hemmod With two or
three rows of many-huei sequlns.
Another style IL of pale blue, pink,
scarlet, lilac or cream ak muslin, edged
with flne irish polnt--fne tAiting !. =
pretty substituie-made In . deep bib
shape, full and slightly rounded at the
lower corners. The top IL shirred few
time. below the neck-band, which !.
laid In soft. lengthwise folds and tied
at the back with narrow ribbons.
Cream thread lace wells and Others In
fancy fine nets ar, worn With the large
light hats aud gay summer bonnets In
pale shades.
A handsome dress for an elderly
woman Who has good coloring Ia made
of tao shades ~ gray brocaded six,
With soft fronts Opening away from
ye.t Of black jctted lace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
A ulpslJuMIR FABlG.

when the caravan MAS about Ia SET
out ON IL. pilgrimage. the slave is,llhc'l
Vas amused To see the contentIon among
hi. fellow. Ia carry the lunch basket,
They had all heard Of the story Of hop,
how be selected the provision basket,
although the heaviest In III. whole In
,olcc, and how In q few days be had
only an empty basket Ia carry. Le,ilh'd
let them settle u AZ beat they could. and
In the meantime he gave IL to te under
stood that as he Was feeling pretty good
I thank you, aud needed training down
q little, and moreover, ss he felt great
compassion for his fellow chaitels, bs
would carry the chests which coutsin-'l
the .pirituous liquors which we're To h.
taken along In case anybody nessie'l
something. Ills fellows made merry
over l.eviihei's a.lniniiy. but be took u
all In good part. ~ the end of the
week, while the bearer Of the bread and
meat had yet . heavy burden ls,ilh,d
pranc~i around with an empty chest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Ihsve bten q great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, and ! tried
many remedies, but none did me 90
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. II
completely cured me. N. J. lally, -
Woodward Ave-, Boston Highlands,
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
No WOMAN

IL beautiful With = bad skin, coyere'
With plmples, freckles, moth or tan.
have been asked manv times what vii
r,movc these unsighily blemishes. NJ
face paints or powders will remov'
them ~ they sre caused by lmpur
blood. TIE only sure remedy ] hsv'
ever seen IL Sulphur Bltters, aud In hun
dresls of cases have never known then
10 fall.-Editress Fashion Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

The evils resulting from habltual cos-
tiveness are many sBd serious; but the
use of harsh drastic purgstlyes IL quitr
30 dangerous. In Ayers pills. however
the patient has = mild but effective
sperIent, superior TO oil others, especial.
" for family use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
SAIL on MAINL

go,Srro 30 OxIoRp. .. NJ, -
iLa~ri of Coahty tymn.i''i'n''''
l-sf aN..faTc
uroN the foreguir pstiii.a, 1880.
deuce having t-sn rsssifcl 80, 80 H. 90
are rs.poa.lbls, ~ Il OHithih, =. 49,
gommis.loner. met AZ m ~. =, 49,
soath Iari. tillsgs. un en- ~
p<st. al tea sf III ,hsA, usrps
thepe. pr,-r.-f o. NV u f'--.,r sit
Ell In sat- p<titsln, imniriiss a a. -
,,sv. a hssrtns ~ The pariies al--.,s.a -
n.--s- viii h. hal Al sous CIV, -
In m. yleinity. ant surh AtI ..i..iss
taken In the premise. q. " -, - Osffin,...
shall jaiTs preysr. AM " iIi 80 4
that notics ~ the tine, : iass - " h, fsst ~
Comsis.lonsr-' mssting atplr-.l Z, 80.
per.oas and eor,.orsilons lubfts, "A ~, =.
ssiesss.i c.tie. of .sii Tstitloa 80 ~ a. -
therv.on Ia 10 -sr,e.i ul-sn ~ - II -
.f PART. AMI als., Is-,s-i w IN NV -.
IN ssld tswn. ant pubtishssi thfrs 49,
si,el, I'm m. isfor,i Ipsms- raj - II
81 al Parts In .sld counV - s.siss..ts
paLlicaiioa., and each % NJ 80 ~. 80, az
ms.ie, .sr,s.i AMI vesiei. a "a, - ~ -
fore ALI tine of mestlns, v - -. 81 -
p~r.op. ant eor1orsfions nay v. hsss. -
spsesr AMI sh~s esa-s. n shf 1870 "A
~ prayer Of saii pssisions''
Erassef. ,rsTt>. 80
A trss copy % aid rs'itioh '"'V
thsrvon. .r.TfN. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

poer be discouraged about that ecss-
ma till you have given Ayers tarsapa-
rilia Q persistent trial. bix bottles OF
| this medicine cured The complaint Tor
GsorRs 8. Thomas Of Ada, Ohio, whee
Al oshsr remedies failed 70 s0bed rslisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

wife-"whAt, going OF again.
wanted Ia go out myself tonight, and
thought perhap. you'd stay home and
take care Of baby. iiusband-''l shoal'i
like to, my love, but do you know
don't think the baby particularly enjoys
my company. aud I hope ] am g.n,le.
man enough not to force my company
even on a baby"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

After using Eiys Cream BALM two
months I Was surprised 10 nnd that the
right nostril, which vas closed for over
twenty ysars, was ~ open and free q
he other, and can ne u nov ~ ] could
not do for many years. ] feel very
thankful.-R. n. Crsssengham, SO 18Th
Street, Brooklyn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

A Jaunty way to dispose Of the fash
Ionable long streAmers on summer hats
IL TO bring them around the neck, loosc-
" over the shoulder, both on one Side,
and fAsten them carelessly with fancy
pin upon the dress or sacque.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
children or for Pitchers castorIa.
ponfi.sn r. rInIilh,n.S,

ItN'D, ft't VI !, gif
I'VE ALLEN SAPSAPARlLutGl
Dear Slfs! i have found Al
lens Sarsaparilla n.
elixir of life. a. Il has rive,
now llfo and brought ne $50
health and strength. Eg a..
years suffered ss,r,ly a..
rheumatism In my jo.a,,. -,
In the lower part q ms BAL. 49,
was, DOUBTLESS, kidney uoyb.
indigestion AMI cons,I,,'
ton. ] had tired tfuen, ~.
dies without receiving pe--i,..,
benefit. and 50 II Vas With poe,
faith that ! began taking lllIST
SAPSAPAPlLlA. lhii tssFh,
four OF i've days when | h,ft, ,
feel be,'cf ! continued 10 H..
provo until, finally. after -,
but three bottles, my troub...
wero all gono. ini ! f,.iI.,,|
new man. ] can sIy that ~
fully cured ~ an ne A.,
troubles, as u has bcrn 0yeiv,|
since ! took The melglns, AL 4
have not been u0gt.o! N,i, 4
believe that The cure Is p,fnaa,-t
ISAAC H. BLll
sBss Ss,ssra,tia 10 gsisas'ssftta
fss fss kdssdaIs ga
ssasfsf g..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

A modlsh cloth coat, Close fitting up-
der the arms, has Vide Vatican plait
back and front. There h no trimming,
the frout fssteuing invlslbly. A hand
some shot silk lining sdds 10 the sle-
gsncs Of The coat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

"And you didn't marry them In
auired the baillff. "Was there some
hitch In the arrangcmentsr' "No,"
said the Justice of the Peace. There
WAS no hitch. The bridegroom Vas
strapp<xl."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

"what IL the hide Of the alligator used
fors Well, MIchaelf" Please ms'am.
It's used TO make imitation alligator bags
and other things."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Professor Huxley ssys that the writ.
Ing of 1000 words Il . sufficient weeks
work for any man. Il 10 plain thst the
professor never reported . political con-
vention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

~ don't zee Why you always Invite
that neighbour Of yours on these trips
be doesn't hsh aud he's fearfully dull
company" "Yes: but, my hoy, those
cigars he smokes are simply Immense
for KEEPING mosQultoea away"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ssaEnivv.s SALE.
STATE Of MAINE.

V'AKEN this ninth day Of July. A. u. iss, ou
il execution. datst thu twenty 'nrst day ofJuns
A. %. lsv1. issuei On . jssispebt Fesdere.i by
the suprvme JudieiAl Cour fof The County ol
ssxforl. % The TERN therrof isexun and bell on
the -~sesd Tuesday of February. A. y. led. -
uit. on the i-sh dsy of February. A. ~ la. IN
fa,os of william stsnkry sf far-oss6ehi. In Tbs
ounty Of York and STATE VI Maine. far thirty
fosr dsllars and tvssty .nse cents, sieh % dam
are, aad eleven dollar and thirty ave oents eo>es
81 ssid ssis ssd Win 10 sslt 81 pablo assticn II
the once OF fox Davis IN Porter In aid oasty.
70 the hiskr>s btider, % IN sab day of August,
A. o. ie1, q two s'eisrk IN the aNsrpson. ths
feilsuins desenls>i rval estate, and ell The night.
tisis and lsserv~s ukiek the raii Jehn w, kics
has IN aBf % The sasse. 70 W. aeeftsin ~ of
parrsi of laai with shs baibliaes theron. situat.
81 q Porter village IN said Potter ssd bo.sde'l
AMI described 90 loliSws' Upon The west end
north by ianf ef tssics Heard. upon The eass
By lasf of rv>aaa sawyer, spos ths soush ~
rel IssdiAs frO~ Porter village ~ r~~'e~'
AIss another certain Ia OF psrvsl Of land 90.
usss.i Ia PssSss yiiAss sSssc>aid asd bessd~I
ssd dsscribsa ~ fslievs; oso9ssstnf q IN
ssstkvess corner Of J.. D. ssaalsy's iasd. tlssscs
vussiss " Ssriy % rsasi IsadisG frea rorsss
vtInSS - rrs~issa, n o.. - fests % vusd sses
Evs u. CssS's; Skssss sysskeviy asd easssriy
- r.si Iss.iine - csvsrvd brsies 70 lasd Of Z
b. Sssisy's; skssss - ssid sSaslsy's vssssriy
n = Ara leDseee1 beaoda-
Ds.sd = is1.ss b saia csssiy 'Als siaaA day
"'''' - Jos6Ax srAcY. Dss~y ss~ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
MN Il n That

H.. ssvss .,ore up honey ~hsr. Il 10
lghtt
The uso,h has fur jacket and ths hut
s<rdy monet
Corn on the ear is never found with An
sssvsa namlsr u rO~s'
ri>h. de- and oatsrpillArs may - frusen
solid and SIN rvtAin life'
A hors-fy vii live for Loars after the
hsad has bssa plneb~l ofi'
The dragon ny can de,our lie o~n body
and the hssd still li,s,-St Louis Rspab
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

.You are q member Of the college
athletic ciuby'' .'Oh, ycs." "weil, I'd
like To ask what constitutes your sever
eat exercise The commencement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

BAliuess IL either hereditary or caused
BY sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing
tight ntting hats, and over work end
trouble. Halls Remover viii prevent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Some laugh at old school remedies.
DO modern ones equal Johnson's Ano-
dyne I.lniments
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

w. nssy 80 -. % ssvs - oasassA
WIZ - vss Q ca. - crssd fss onsaossA
WIZ - h.ss.s Ma - essss - cssssrA
Wa - - CsnArss. sAsssss ~ osssssa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
NIX YOUR OWN DOCrOR.

IL woar cost you ons-half ~ much.
DO not delay. send three scent stamps
Tor postage, and we VII send 700 Dr:
kaufmanu's great work, nne colored
plaies from life, 90 disease, lie causes
and home cure. Address A. y. Ordway
q Co.,, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

A Dublin doctor lately sent In = bill
Ia n lady which ran thus: ITO curing
your husband I'LL he died"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
MORAL

A man who understand. human
nature Il not .o much of a chump q.
some people think he IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

what difference there IL between the
kind of headache people have on rainy
Sundays and the Kind they have when
the circus IL In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

The sleeplng-csr blanket b . great
Invention. Tut Il over you, and u
.wcats you like Turkish hath; throw
n on. aad you are freezing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Iieech'
am. FILLS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Black gloves are stylish with dresses
thst have black In combination In any
capacity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

elm up In arm. again." as the baby
remarked at ! A. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Ne ssA-rvsssssssssss rsssis.
n ~ foiio>'ing words 10 trAnsps~d,
tAsss lsisiAls. rvsd downward. Win TURN
tks name u IN English city
L COO6Nw. . RussiAn city.
4 ANov. sa IAslish river.
q MOOT. striiian city.
Z CEKHlu5r. an Engiish town
& Hll.U. . port On the Humb<s.
q AnEl. en- tslAnd "a Italy.
Z. ABCEKNOs. . district In Cheshirs.
a BEfRr. IN Italian river.
y AAENR. Q Has.aAn lAke
"a DRNM0iCH. . town In the Cnit~i
Slas~A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
n. so..-,,,aa.. p,...,.

somstlm-s ". hAv. TO w far. but usu-
ally and sprins beauties In the woods near
bona
Do 49, Robhy drop In ki,tys mouth her
rvAri for "b~sging'
WHEN III I lie ~ comfortably In this cool.
| pl~asAnt rppmi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
No sss.-a,.i... wA.., ..l m.A
10 10
s---tS u---e
10 u

itos To r.pal.e. ato 10 A sp~eies 81
willow. sto n. A musical instrument 4
" II ilAtr~i To u Ls~nss shapssi
stoi& A distinguished NsApolitAn painter,
IN Is A month In the Jewish year. sto
Ia rhr~fold
P~nmstsr " wh~i-A strsnsthsnins
ms~iicine.
The Hub-A musical brAss instrument.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

DAVID j. N NEIL
Engineer for the Boston Cab Company.
Pour year. AGO, !, seemed As
though death was very near me. i
hal a stomach AMI liver trouble
that had taken my flesh strength
and ambition al away. The treat
meni 20 wen known Physicians
gave no relief. Al the hospital
they gave me no encouragement Il
suffered - much they thought ] had
n Cancer In the stomach. Even body
expected must son die. was In
duced ny a person who knew about lis
worth 90 IN Dr. DAMS NEGE-
TABLE REMEDY. It saved me
from the grave. by It's use | have
been fully cured Of the woS; form
81 Dyspepsia that ever afflicted any
living person,
am living witness and example
that there IL a medicine which will
cure this dreadful disease In It's worst
form, DAVID J. McNEiL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Ne pes.-ptssssd ssd hhsosssd.
DsAmo<sii l. A letter. q ChAbce q
a psaisruL 4 A hunter & A Isttsr.
tthontoidi Asr,~s-i AeArnivorvus an.
lnAl q veiyns~ q To shr'nk. 4 A
vysl iurs-tietibn & Que Who mAkes En-.
p>simsotA
DSwp-L A letter q A proeoun- 4
10 ss-t solsmniy. 4 An ArstAAn prince
Pr,scipie a A bismish. .. A boy's
mama A proeoan- v A letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
HONHNAKRRS COLUMN.
TOMATOES.

S:;ss:: 5.':: -! Al ~. l'si M:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

Ne. soi.-EsigaA
n ara ssA he eAlsf.st In rsehss I'm go.
AlsAs,sA In psv>gty siwsys have hen:
Asa sltks.xA fn N rsxs. I an yet On tkroDs,
Ard vtshsst ne . monAfvh could ns'es o~s Q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Tn PROVE Gs ~. . zA5TH L

Gu and after October I. isoi. ve give every
p-rson selling ear meilciss ths privilege ~
..nine sir little. fcf $50. and GUARANTEES
ts.t In s..s n doss yoa No go-f pa csa
r.csiss y.ar a.aey bssk- hesd guasesty
With ssery h.ttie. We claim " cure I've
t-t.iA. us .i.cks. soaf >tesasch, fisAfthotn.
kfta~, Compliant. Neuralgia. pastress after
eating. Pall,ltstisn 81 the Heart. Colo. Nsr-
yulsn~... Los ~ Sleep, nrrine-.. irrsEulAs-
lty q The APrstits. f.arsy rlns. b'ost
wind on The Stssnsch. HssklnS COACH. and
Constipation. And ~hy ~iu II cur~r fs-
cAa-- a q. Rsississ. rsr,fytsS. s.sshi.g.
s.d Healing. n u Compounded frcm The
par..I ro-St. AMI hsr,-. fres fro,a Alcohoi
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-26
AMUSEM EN- rs.

On next Monday evening there comes 10
Keith's Gaiety Opera House Miss Vcrnona
Jarbeau, with her musical farce comedy
called starlight" Jarbeau and her play
will come heralded with words of praise
oil over the land. This lady has been in
Providence before, and upon the occasion
of her former visit, was well received.
This time she will return with a troupe
of artists and specialists, each one OF
whom Is said to be clever in his and her
line. There are singing and dancing in
starlight" all bright and good enough
to satisfy the audiences that have greeted
Jarbesu throughout her tour. Jarbeau is
fascinating little lady herself and finds
immediate favor with the audience.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-26
FRIENDSHIP.

wRITTFs foR THE TRIBUNE
In the light OF a friendship sometime ago.
lauded It's wonderful power.
For tho Joy IL e'er brings to the hearts warm
glow,
Bright blossom within the dark bower.
Twas sweetness, I thought, for most every
III
That befalls q poor mortal on earth.
You marvel, my dear, that my voice IL now
still;
You ask me what friendship is worth.
Hast seen tho light clouds M they pass DER
tho sky,
Far away on q ciea,, sunsy day
Heard tho twItter OF birds to their pestiings
on high
Seen the beautiful blossoms In Msy7
Or the heavenly calm OF old oceans dark
breast,
As the sea gulls glide over the wave
While the moon shining down softly wooes
him TO rest,
Mid the stars In the blue.vauited nsve7
Such Is friendship. Alas. while no trouble IS
To disturb the bright eotns all around,
Friendship seems like jewel so precious
and rare,
That we clasp the rich treasure new found I.
when, loi o'or tho hiii.teps faint shadows
ascend;
The warblors are blown by the gale;
Tue flowers and branches are broken and
bend
Ahectionatc hearts know the tale.
Friendships only n dream-sn iilusioa re.
plete
with panss fkeen sorrow and pain;
For beneath the green moses that circle our
feet.
sharp thorns OF suffering rcma,r
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-26
IN MEMORiAM.
Esssiatisss Of Respect On the. Death of
Archibald McAiice.

Ressiasisas Of Respect On the. Death Of
Archibald McAlice.
Tho following resolutions have been
adopted by the Pleasant View Literary
Association:
wSsrsss. The Almighty God, In his INFINITE
wisdom. has called 20 his eternal reward our
re- psctsd sr~ther. Archibald McA leo, and.
whereas. Ms devotion 70 the principles
sf this orgasi1stiCn 10 worthy OF emulation
and commanded respect, therefore be 10
Resolved. That we, the members OF the
Pleasant View Literary Association. extend
COR heartfelt synpstsy to his affiic' ed fsmi.
iy and relatives In their sad bereavement,
aud be II esssi9sr
BeeeivsA, r1st espy OF these resolutions
be inserted IN the records Of the Association
ana q copy OF them presented To the family
OF eur deceased brother.
Resolved. That those resolutioss be pub.
nshed In the Pawtucket TRrBurg.
wnLIAn LssTHn. Committee
JOSEPH MCNALLY, ON
THOMAS CALLAoHiS.1 Resolutions.