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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.
OXFORD, s:-At Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford,

OXFORD, ~ AT Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford,
on the third Tuesday Of Aus., A. ID. ls9.
On the petition OF Jare'l D. Berry, Guardian
q. Cole OF Denmark, In said County, insane,
praying for license 10 cell and convey certain Real
Estate belonging 10 said estate and described In
his petition on die In the Probate once.
ORDERED, That the said petitioner give notice
20 all persons interested, by causing an abstract
Of his petition, with this order thereon, 20 be
published three weeks successfully In the Ok.
ford Democrat, newspaper printed NJ Parts, IN
aaId County, that they may appear at Probate
Court. 10 be held At Paris, on the third Tuesday
OF sept next at nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and
show cause II any they have, why the same should
not be granted.
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OXFORD, ss.-A, a Court Of Probate, held a,

OXFORD, sat- q Court Of Probate, held at
Paris on the thiri Tuesday Of Aug, lnts. =,
Luther n. Ludden, Guardian Of VIM. d..
Knight, an Insane person Of Peru In said County
having presented his account OF guariianshp
Of said ward for allowance;
ORDERED, That the sald guardian give notice
to all persons interested, by causing q copy
Of this orier 20 be published three weeks sue.
cessively In the Oxford Democrat, printed at
Para, that they may appear at Q Court OF Pro.
bate 10 be held at PARA, In said county, on the
thiri Tuesday of Sept. next. at nine o'clock
in the forenoon, and show cause. II any they
have, why the same should NOT he allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
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PATRIOTIC AND Sglf-SAcRiFlciNo.
fArposoook nspubncan.l

Ons Of Limsstoos's prominent Demo
crass planted les than 80 acrss Of pota-
toe tia spring. He says 10 voald have
planted doubls that number had u not
ben for ~ upcsrtain position Of his
party o. the tari4 Question. That saDe
esnflsman vses1 aGainss his Own ineee.
- w. - voesd ~ Demoefof1o
tiehse 81 b brsvs snesgh - sshsevh
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NON.REsIpENT TANEs.

In the town of swe,lon. In The '"uniy 81
fori, ani state ~ Maine. Tor The year -!
The following li.t of taxes on real s'taig III -
resident owners IN the town IT >wcieh, -
the year ls9!. In bill. committed tod :. Ana
collector Of taxes of sai'l town, On 20 ~
,iay Of June, /, 10. Is,,, ha- Lcru rtturuol ~ IN
20 me ne remaining unpaid On the ~ lay ~ in
A. ID. lssI, by hi. certificate of that late ahlh
remain unpaid; AMI notice I. hrrrby g'en ~
II the said taxes, Interest aud shafs' ~
not paid In to the treasury II sall Tn
within eighteen month. frum Tie dais
the commitment Of satl bill', - meh Z
the real estate taxe.i n will H. sui,i,isut % VI
the amount due therefor. Including interr-, a.
charges, will without further n"ii'e te .oll
public auction. at the dwelling h"use 81 W.
Pike In said town, On the ldh day II Dec, l'@E
ten o'clock In the forenoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
the MAINE sIAT1 FAIR FoR 1893.

THE MAINE STATE FAIR FOR 1893.
When In April the announcement was
made that 40 entries had been secured
In the trotting colt stakes-four ages
at the coming Maine State Fair, Sept.
5th, 9Th, 7th and sth, IL WAS accepted as
an Indicator Of what the exhibition
would be In Its entirety. when the
second payment fell due, and % remain
ed In, with 10 PAGERS, aud final payment
had been made upon II horses In the
ASS pacing stake race, the quality Of the
races for the four days Of tho fair WAS
settled. Never were there gathered In
Maine such class Of colts a. will COM
pete for these stakes. The full pro-
gramme Of races, 10 In four days, Il
something beyond what has been seen,
and records In every class Will be
broken.
Frnsr pAr-ruEspAr. SEPTEMBER sra.
No. - ssake Tor psoers; foal. Of isss
No. . stoo. Guaranteed stake for trotsers
No.a sso. FOR 81 ela.s.
No.A. SAD. for three minute elAss PAGERS.
No.s SsD. For three minute elias. trOs,srs-
SECOND pAI-wKpxkspAr. sKPrKnsER srH.
No.e-. staLe for pseer.. roai. Of issl.
foals Of isSl.
SS . ESQ. iss IS si....
No. 10. ssso. For Q elAss-
ruInD DAI-rHUKsDAr. skrrKnsEn IN.
No. u. stake for psesr.; iosi. Of is.s'
No. u. stSa Yor Q n class.
No. IL. SSo. FOR - elAss.
No. IS. - IS pacing stake rice.
IouxrH pAr-rRIDAr. skrTKnsEn srH.
No. a.. stale fos pscers. roals Of lsss.
No. u. t1oo. Gsaransssd stale for trotsers.
No. Ss. +. s.: $50 T =: 3 si:::.
So much for afternoon attractions, to
which must be added the grand display
Of horses, cattle, sheep, poultry, imple-
ments, fruit and manu- fActured products,
In addition TO the hall display Of art and
fancy work. The officials are doing the
state good service In their efforts to In
crease the exhibits Of Maine Industries,
especially the newer features, and In
this there should Be hearty cooperation.
II 10 can b made Maine state Fair In
fact, a. tho officers desire, all should
unite In completing the succ~ss BY at
tending and enjoying the exhibits. With
excurslou trains IRON Aroostook and the
Provinces, the Grand Trunk, Bangor
and Aroostook, and all parts Of the
Maine Central, at greatly reduced rates,
ops can hardly af1Cri 20 stay at home.
This year specials viii leave Lewiston
about 0 30 r. u. for Augusta, Bath and
Rockland, IN addition % those for al
Other sections. Every detail b being
arranged, and our word 10, 70 10 the
Nalns State Fair st Lewiston, Sept. 9Th,
9th, TN and 9Th, 1888.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
OXFORD, "a "A, a Corr Of Probate held a.

OXFORD, AT q Corrt Of Probate he'll nj
Paris. within AMI for The County OF Oxfori
on the thiri Tuesday Of Aug, A. ID. ls1.
I'm the petition Of Augustus ". Cansr Ahmr.
OF Paris, In said County. deceased. praying Tor
license TO cell and convey certain real estate
belonging 20 said estate and described In his
petition on fle In the probate once.
10 all perrOns interested. by causing an abstraes
Of bis petition, with this order thereon, To lie
published three weeks successfully In the Ok
FORD Democrat, q newspaper printed At Paris,
In said County, that they may appear at Probate
Court, TO be held at Paris. on the third TUESDAY
Of Sept. next at nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and
show cause ifsny they have why the same should
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
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ALBEIT ID. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register

The subscriber hereby gives public notice that
OF Probate Tor the tountX of 0y ford and as.um.
ed the trust Of Administrator Of the estate OF
STEPHEN &. DAVIS, late OF Woodstock.
law direrts; he therefore requests all persons
indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the came IN
Aug. lsth, iss3. RONELLO &. DAVIS.
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true 00p'-XxIIfB;ERT d. PARK. Register.

Paris. Within and for the County Of Oxford.
on the third Tuesday Of Aug. A. ID, lss.
praying for the appointments OF John p.
Evssey. OF Canton, as administrator OF the
e.tsts 81 Joseph N. Maxwell. late OF Rumford, In
ssid County Oh Oxford, deceased:
be published for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, prior
TO DE third Tuesday Of Sept. A. ID. issc, In ne
oxford Democrat printed at Pans. In said
county GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
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ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, sat- q Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford
Gn is' iHr d. Tss;' yy Fl Aus q s q
CARTER. late OF Paris, In said County.
deceased, having presented her petition Cor an
allowance out OF the Personal Estate OF said de-
ceased:
ORDERED, That said petitioner give notire 70
ali persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 20 he published three weeks sucessiyely In
the oxford Democrat. printed ut Paris, that they
may appear Of Court OF Probate 70 I've held ~
Sept next, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon. and
show cause. II any they have, against the
same. ...., -,
N"'' WIZ ALBERT d. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the llonora.
bic Judge of Probate for the County OF Oxford
and assumed the trust Of Executor Of the
EIBRiDGE q. BRIDGHAM. late Of Paris.
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; he therefore requests all per;
sons indebted TO the estate Of said deceased
10 make immediate payment. and those who
have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
MARRIED.

In West Poland. Aug. IS. BY Rev. Y. Newport,
s Nj :rT R.s e. p II Wee. q fo Gs' AMI MISS
Lcchier and Iona Psrsdis, bosh q Norway.
In West Paris, Aug. 10, by DIR. o. X. Yates.
ELL Ell Er s. = sst II wS 90 an" VA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
Asr0soepy-xs'ffissiERr D. Park. a.ss.sr.

IA s Conn &: & Sed nsSe: =. 6 s
a rs, &: sn 1sSi? nee q AUG
Henry n. Bearcs. named Execueor IN !
s:. Is: @..:. Pup'Eiik 8 y ~ *,
ARR AER ss q ~ .sns Tor froSs.:
oibssiD. that ihs aid pst!t,onsr givs no 9,
tics 70 psr.ons intsrss,sd, ey csus!nS sopy o.
s S.s :siR s:' IL ss "a csss.y g ~:
ss:I ssov cssss. q any thsy have. Why " eaid 40
sis s Nm M e az 'T:s ssSss, q "a
dscsassd, AID thas said petitioner b sppsiss-
Gro. 4. wiIsox. Judss
Ass' s''s zssiSr .. PAX. nsvisssn
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A true ''p'-. asSE en- D. PARK. Register.

pss Al SsG &. q County, rsss':s s:
on Ire bird Tassdsy Of Aug, 4. p: 1873: -.
.:ssi: sTEfii.SS ,d TAEsuss :;.,.i ,sss
q Es Srsssn..a Fl. account o. sdmnisrsson
Of .Sc ssssis Of said deceased for allov.ncsi
ORDElID, That the said Admr. give notice OF
the zane 70 eli persons inisrs.ted thersin. By
SsP e a'i ssss ara ss
Ur,nt"d a PARA, in aid County. that they may
sppesr n ! Probate Court 70 bs holden q
Psns. In ssid County on The third Tuesday sept
.sI 3. nins oc,ocs IN sss ,0 S1 sSs .sn n
should h'' " Aa SsEESRaE A. WILSON. Judge.
Asr''e'py-xxfTissERr d. PARK. Rssss.sr.
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Ripans Tabulcs cure iaundicc.
Ripana Tabulcs cure aailllencc

Notice Of Assignee OF his Appo'n'""s.I
AZ Portland, In the County ot ,um's,"ip
and state Of Maine, the l6th 'lay 81 AuEr "
The un.ier.igne., hereby give. nalicc q ~.
pointment ~ Assignee u the insol'cri ,',A" v
GEORGE J. HAPGOOD. Of lse!he. Ia
IN the County OF Oxfori. Insol,ehi lrtty'' ID
has been declaresi an Ins0lyent upon ~ a,.ri,,,
ton BY the Court Of Insolvency for 'aii ''1'F
JOHN y. sKOLyIELD. A'''sn"s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

A tramp ct flrs 70 the harm buildings
Of Joseph. 6killinss Of Garland recently.
Ths buildings vsre burned. and 9 vigcs.
tramp, bsi . ~ wiihest sssssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

OXFORD. AT . Court Of Probate, held q
for,i, ON the thiri Tuesday Of Aug, A. ID. ls.ri
Annie n. brown, widow Of CHARLES NJ
BROWN, late Of Betbel, deceased. having pre-
sented her petition for an allowance out OF the
ORpERED, That the said Petitioner give
notice 70 al persons interested, by causing,
copy Of this order 20 be Published three weeks
successiyely In the Oxford Democrat, printed q
Probate Court 20 be holden at Paris, I'm said
County, ON the third Tuesday OF Aug. next, o.
nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause, II
any they have I5slRstE sn a. VIII WILSON Judge
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
,oHu y. STANLEY. .Rrorsrrn.

AHDovkR.
A. W. Ahen TO J. n. Soyss. sh'
MEXICO.
N. \. Pierce 70 @. w. Ridiou.
q. W. Ridlon to II. b. Whitman.
OXFORD.
". L. Merrill 10 c. y. Evsrts. !
A. n. whitman 70 e. L. Bouney. 100
RunvoRD.
y. r. Atwood ct al 70 J. 9. More, ]
WATERFRONT.
q. 70. Savage ct al 10 y. n. Brown. iS
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DIED..

In Peru, Aug. -, Elesar Poland.
In Hebron, Aug. II. Zibeon l.. Packard, aged
In Paris, Aug. II. Mrs. Ellron II. stearns,
aged 20 years, II months and % days.
In Buckhela. August II. Mrs. v. A. Warren.
aged ~ years.
In Ansiover, Aug. s. John L. Lovejoy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
Ripans Tnhnles purify the blood
Ripans Tabules banish pain.
SaEssENGER's NOTICE.
OFFICE ~ TIE suERIrY oF onioRp 'o''

STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, ss,-Aug lGth, A. u. lsd. 1ra
This IL % Give Notice, that on The lah /.
Aug. A. ID. i~s, q Warrant In Insolvency W.
suel out of the Court Of INSOLVENCY. Tor AZ ,.,i,
" Of Oxferi, against the estate OF nh.'.l,sti
~. EMERY, Mijuiged to le an h,,,.s
Debtor, on petition of saii DEBTOR, which lsA
was nied ON the slxteenih ,ay 81 W.
d. ixd. 20 which last na'nei ~" ,Ssi
terest ON claim. 10 70 ee ccmlu, ~ Asat
cry and transfer of any property n. ~.
% satl debtor. ~ him or for ~ ,,,,s
and the delivery. and transfer ofany p,ro sias
him are forbidden by law. that mesu aIl,. al
creiitors Of said debtor, % prove their ns III
choose one OF more Assignees OF hi. GU s,i.s
b held q Court Of insolvency, 70 le ' ~ ss,i,
Paris, In call County, on the sth DAY
A. ID. ln1, as nine O'Clock In the forencos' .,.,s
Given under ny hand the date nr"
xrIsH, y. STONE. Deputy sssn "a
% Mssssnssr Of tho Court Of Insolvency. f'f -
County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
+" Aug. i,,h, ise. WILLIAM X. CUsHMAN.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the lIonora.
bic Judge Of Probate for the County OF oxford
and assumed the trust OF Executor OF the
JAMES II. BURGESS, late Of Peru.
In said County, deceased, by giving bond As the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
indebted 10 the estate OF said decease'i W make
immesiiate payment, and those who have any
dem ands thereon 20 exhibit the same %
AuR l5lh, is3. WILLIAM A. BURGESS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

In Waterford. July n. to the wife Of WIN
in Peru. Aug. IS. 10 the wife Of ElrOy Gam.
in Wet Bacine.d. August 4, TO the wife OF
Q. A. Warren, o daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

ELien brown. : )! 90
Artemus llapgooi, estate,
bounded On the north by
county road leadibg
from Waterford 10 Low.
ell. ON the east by lani
ownei by Elizabeth
Brown. ON the south by
land owned by Eliya anl
John Neyers, ON the
wet by land formerly
owned by Geo. A. llo..
den, Is acres, 50 !:
WIN, Powers Heir, a
Richard saunders, - 20
Henry smith estate, - ~
ALVIN PIhE,
Treasurer VI the town Il ,seiea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

Congress has got to work, after a
fashion, upon the financial situation,
but the outcome Is about as uncertain
m ever. The Democratic majority Is
very much divided and will not be able
To take any united action. The free
silver men are united and determined, Il
not defiant. The general opinion IL that
q repeal Of the sherman law will pass
the house, but can not get through the
senafe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
AS rRor-PuRsE sifs.

AS TRor-PURsE elfs.
Nichols, bl. O., by Victor Patehen. /,
o. r. Warrington. L9cke's Mills,
Dandy r.. br. g.. by Norway Knox,
Ira Woodbury.. Portland, ~, "a 4
Poster. Canton Point, ssi
Roiis K. b. g, 7. A. Jorian' a.,
Betsey, gr. m. Cha.. r. Graham, IS 9
Ess'S Wilkes IN ty 4 xsess.. y 3 s%sS.
xe aaeV Waite, br. M. by Records Black.
hawk. =; L; st..Slrd, south ~ pan'' o."
In the two-year old colt stakes the
chestnut stallion Fearnaught Prince, by
Maine Prince, showed mp 10 great shape,
trotting the last heat, q full mile, handy
In q :5i IL, and closely followed by Far
rington's Tony r. Perry Farrington':.
Victor Patchen colts are ell fast, and
generally carry of the honors In all the
colt races, but this one got Into com.
pany that carried little too merry q
clip for him.
rwo-rEAR-oLD COLT STAKES.
yesrpaught Prince, ch. g.. by Maine 4,
Prince, Chaplin,
TiSsl "a "a, sss Is. sN 10.
The event Of the occasion was the
q 10 class. For once every horse en-
tered was there and started In the race,
and such field of good ones too! The
only one unknown to Oxford County
race attendants was Dotty H., and we
know something about her now. We
know that she won the race ut the end
Of Ave heats and that she had no "walk-
over In doing It either. Some who
had seen this mare chase "Stanley" and
"Louis p" under the wire In 2:25 at
Lewiston, recently, thought she might
win this race, and q few others who
knew that she made q trial mile ut Rig
by Park last week In 2:22 aud frsc-
ton felt sure she would win. But the
favorite of the field, the horse that
everybody admires, the slack Spratt"
Of Oxford County, was that beautiful
son Of Robinson D., Black Nathan. No
horse comes before an Oxford County
audience that wins the applause OF the
grand stand % does this one, and It's
quite doubtful n any horse better de-
serves the popularity. Tho admirers Of
bAsSe kNetithu OAkNNSCa w W ntuA Wtu
and that game horse fought hard TO do
a. he was expected to do, bat he did not
get there, and they do say that even In
the face Of q ''nnancial stringency" mon
cy changed hands on the result.
The beauty Of this race Was that every
horse was tout for the money" and
every horse was driven to win.
Perhaps the success Of Dotty H. Was
owing ~ much to the skill Of that prince
Of drivers, Ira woodbury., ~ 70 her own
speed-some say %, but there were
other good drivers In the race.
The horse that had speed enough 70
win, and would have done 20 bat for .
few bad breaks, was tho well known
pacing mare Belle Chase, By Robinson
d. when thls marc keeps levsl bad
she can show . clip that win make the
3 20 class 70 along. She was driven BY
Emerson Ames Of Dlxnsld, driver who
has Won . Good reputation In THE county
Cor soolassS aad diving 70 VIA, ~ y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
500 CLAss-PURsK elo

Dash, b. O., by Messenger Wilkes, +,
J. y. Stanley. Paris,
Harm snlS, b. g" Ralph '0''e'' 0An''" $40
DanyilLe, ch. T., by DIR. Franklin,
Chas. Thayer, South Paris, %
Lucinda, bi. m, by Victor Pstcnen' /,
spider. b. m, 6y black Hawk. r. X.
BoWker, Mechanic Fails,
psrr X , =: e; x u iS%ss Aa'0'A 77s
'. sS. g. s Z; y wan'ssr' JOINS sss
Hlsef Rs s,sr u su % S n0O"''A sds
Little Nick, br. T., by George Wilkes,
l.. W. Jackson, South Paris, sas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

There Il something almost sublimely
ridiculous In the inscription which will
appear on the cornerstone OF the Gould
$1,000 memorial church, ITO the glory
Of God and In memory Of Jay Could"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

A doctor thinks that he can cure can
Ger by the incubation Of erysipelss.
Some people would rather take their
chances with the cancer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

Chicago people are stirred Of IT," and
hope that hereafter the worlds fair Will
be closed on Sunday. They've had
enough. but IL took little experience to
satisfy them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
az; CLAss-PuRsE eco.

cant. wedgewood. bl. g.. by wesige-
wood, L. r. Richardson, Norway,
Helen NJ, bl. m, by sunshine, &c. a
Chute,
Patience, bl. m. by Maine Jefferson,
Young brothers, South Paris,
Charles A., bi. T.. Ira Woodbury.. /.
Portland,
Wilder Patehen, bl. e.. by Victor
Patchen, %. r. Harrington, Locke's :,
Mills.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-06
A Matter of Investments.

Tommy lat the .barn)-Papa, is this
the finest team in town?
Tommy's Father-No, but there isn't
any finer. Those horses, my boy, cost
me eight hundred dollars. They're u
perfect match, high-spirited, good trav-
elers, and come of famous ancestry.
'That's why you've got such nice
barn for 'em, isn't it?"
eyes, partly. A pair of fine horses,
my son, must be considered as good
investment, and good business man
always takes care of his investments. "
"And that's why you watch 'em so
much and drive on the boulevard with
'em, and keep EN- looking so slick isn't
itP"
Eyes, that's on the same principle. A
careful man is bound to look we'll after
his investments and see that they are
always in good shape"
(After some cogitation). "You don't
consider me much Of an investment, do
you, papa3"-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-06
HOSPITAL SECRETS,
They Often Meet With Cases Which
Battle Them.
And the Very Cases They Fail In Yield to
avery Simple Remedy.
The Curiosity of People Amply Satisfied
on This Subject.

We do not believe in publishing the
secrets of hospitals, but very often they
make failures to cure when q remedy
we know of has afterwards perfectly
and completely cured.
A well-known and highly respected
gentlemen, w. N. Lowers by name, who
resides at III East Hamtramck street,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, tells his experience
as follows:
1.-TWO years ago I was taken down
with rheumatism, and the doctors could
give me but little relief, and spent all
had and was no better. In fact, got
worse and suffered beyond description.
81 was taken to st. Francis hospital
at Columbus, where the best doctors of
the state could try their skill. got no
better.
"Thep they took me to st. Anthony
hospital in the same city. The doctor
said I could not get we'll, that nothing
would cure me.
"I went home thinking never could
get well. I got worse, and went to
the drug store to get something to re-
lieve me of my suffering. talked with
the druggist about DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and got a
bottle of it and commenced using It.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-06
LEFT HOME and CHOIR
A Hoboken Lady Runs Away
With an Actor.
HER HUSBAND WILL LEr HER GO

Mrs. Kenny, a Very Pretty Lately Married
Woman. Found Better Company Than
Her Spouse and Has Returned to the
Opera Stage. g.
HoBoKEN, N. j., May 6.-Church circles
are still talking over the report that Mrs.
Catharine Kenny, leader of the choir of
St. Joseph's church, had eloped with Ber-
nard Gallagher, an actor. Mrs. Kenny,
who is &c years old and very pretty, was
married in ST. Soseph's church on April Ia
by Father Antonettio, to Cornelius Kenny,
\ well known member of the church. She
was a Miss German and her people were
well-to-do.
Mr. Kenny says that about six months
ago Gallagher sought an introduction to
him and then asked to be introduced to
Miss German, whose singing in church had
interested him. After the introduction,
as he learned later, Gallagher told Miss
German she was foolish to waste her voice
OH Hoboken when she could make fame
and fortune on the stage
Shortly after this Father Antonettio was
told that Miss German was singing in the
chorus of New York Opera company in
short skirts and tights. He called on her
parents, who were shocked at the infor-
nation impaired to them. He told Mics
German she must either leave the choir
or the stage. At the solicitation of her
parents and Mr.. Kenny she decided to
leave the stage. After the wedding tour
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny made their home at
SO Clinton street.
On Monday last, when Mr.. Kenny went
home to dinner, his wife was absent She
had left a note saying she had gone to
visit her aunt in Newark. She did not re
turn that night, and when MIR. Kenny
went to Newark Tuesday morning he was
told that his wife had not been there. He
then searched the house, and under table
in the kitchen he found a letter that had
been torn to pieces. He put the fragments
together and read this:
Dear Kate: Meet me at the corner OF
Fourth and Washington streets Monday at
o'clock Don't let me wait as long as
you did the other night. l have got some
\ thing important to tell you which will
make a great change in your future life.
Now don't disappoint me. BARNEY"
Mr.. Kenny says that Bernard Gallagher
is the writer of the note and that his wife
has returned to the stage. He will MAKE
| no effort to find her but will at once apply
| for divorce.