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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

hope 10 have several more the coming
session. Each year at these annual meet.
ings several hundred dollars are added
10 this fund. From the bountiful way
In which this large body was entertained.
both at the church and at the homes
OF the county people. all must have been
led to the conclusion that old King Will
liam county In better on now than IL mas
ever before been since the war. Inc
convention adjourned Friday evening to
meet the first Wednesday after the first
Sunday In August in 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
sUFFOLK'S NEW ARMoRY.
Formally Opened With Promenade
Concert-Exhibition Drill

SUFFOLK. VA. August n.-(Special.)-
The new armory OF the Suffolk Grays
and the Light Infantry was formally
opened last night with a promenade con-
cert. Instrumental music OF a high order
was rendered by the Thomas Quartette.
composed O; the following well-known and
efrcient artists Miss Helen Qumby, first
violin; Miss Frances Quimby, second vio-
lin: Miss Annie NJ Shepherd, pianist;
Professor Elmer Thomas. cornetist. Miss
Florence Harvey. leader of the Christian
church choir, and Miss Annie NJ. Shop
herd, Of the choir of st. Paurs Protestant
Episcopal church. rendered vocal solos In
admirable style. At the conclusion Of the
musical programme the two companies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
RAMEY's GREAT POTATO CROP.
Shenandoah County's Annual Agricultural
Fair-Tcachers Examined.


WOODSTOCK. VA, August 1l-(Spe-
c.al)-aIr. James NJ. Ramey, OF near
Strasburg. Va. Is so far the boss potato
man OF this county. he having already
taken In 10 bushels OF early potatoes. and
expects to realizs over 100 bushels more.
a mass-meeting will be held here on
next Monday. August 18th, for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates TO the People
party convention. TO be held In Lynch
burg. Va, August 18th. Hon. Lafayette
Pence. j. Brad. Beverly. and Haskins
Hobson will be present to address the
meeting.
The Shenandoah County Agricultural
Society will hold its annual fair at this
place on October I'd, Cd. 4th, and 9Th.
Two days OF last week were eXamiaa-
ton days for the white teachers OF pub
lie schools in this county. The attend
ance was very large and the examination
rigid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Enter nment ut Irwin.

IRWIN, VA. August ll.-tSpecial)-
Miss Lou Irwin. of Irwin. Va. enter
tanned most charmlngly number Of her
friends at her lovely home here last
Tuesday. Among her guests were: Miss
Sharrett. OF Baltimore; Miss Prosser. of
Richmond: Miss Morton. Miss A. Morton.
Miss Wesley. Mr.. A. Morton. Jr.. Mr..
w. A. Parsons. Jr.. Of Stanard; Miss
Luce. Mr.. G.. Luce. Mr. II. Powell, Of
Goochland Courthouse: Misses Annie and
Susie King. of Dickens. Va; Miss Can
trell. OF Othena; Miss Doweli. OF Three
Square; Mr.. Leake. OF Licking; Mr. A.
X. Monterio. Mr.. Ed. Kinner. Mrs. II
w. Thomas. OF BALKAN. Va, and Misses
Lizzie and Lou Irwin. Mrs. William IT.
win. MessrA Fred. Harry. and RAnir r.
win. Of Evh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
EOk SALE. TIE CONTENTS ID
II or TEE PRIVATE STABLE HNA@
III ~ = 'FTs1' II III =
HAMMOND WALDRON.

CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING
TWO VERY FAST HORSES. No-1
Ike 60 sell q some one Uut " Was. Ls-
ron who would give them a good hone.
They were bred and raised ~ the l..'
senator Stanford az Palo Alto $50 30
Farm. California. No. is the well-Anl' ,
paciug-horse DANDY BOY" IS iat =
high. 7 years OH. gray IA color. has =
record OF 2i9. VIII show 20 az present.
ia very stylish and prompt driver irc1.
SlT5 No is the very handsome trl-tHs
mare HELEN s, los hands high Yeas
old. has trotted Trial heats os~r Ben
ning's track in go and 2G,.. ara can -
much faster with handling. Sic Is F-i!
gentle and can be driven ly LADY. sisei
by Electloneer. Price SEQ
Also. PAIR DAPPLE RAY R'AD
HORSES. Can pole together IN minute
are very stylish. and fcarless " ah one
jects. They are both extra saeile-h5fs-''
Price. $50. -
Wni show the speed claimed. and a..
the above horses will Be guaranteed s9u-S
and subject 10 veterinary examination.
Also. VICTORIA bulk by 1tfis \,
,,arrey, Philadelphia. BREW > t-l@
BROUGHAM, ENGLISH TRAP ONh-
MAN BREWSTER TOR BUGGY l9s
and shafts; FULL~SEAr BREW SIZE -.
SIDE-BAR Top BUGGY, sins.e 90
double harness; LADIES AND GtN - -.
MEMS SADDLES, AZ any rea~ ,l-y.'
offer They are all IN rsst-c!ass contlti,2,H.
For further particulars, address " -,
LIAM G. KELLER. executor nS'.'
Lawrence. Washington. u. {.
AN 9Th, Sa&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
TARM WANTED. ON CHESA-

Il PRAKE BAY, on or near salt water near
steamsoat wharf posl-orice and other conve-
uiencss Good house. barns, and other I'M
movements Truck or fruit-farni. with oyster
shore. preferred. send full information and
lowest price TO Box 2s2, Lynchburg, va.
'N'~@N 5.Su0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

WANTED, TO SELL PRIVATELY
w DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE, 5O&
west Marshall street, containing rooms, Dath,
and water De.irable TO a purchaser OF home.
AMY on prenises. ~ @9-'u3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

HORSES BOARDED, BROKE CT
i l. 10 HARNESS AND TRAINED iOH XII
SPEED by tho woli.knOwn horse m1Hss'
WILLIAM rye. stable, hroOG syolif a.
Marshall street. Telephone s3J. al liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
HORSES, MULES. cows. SC.

IGOR SALE, ONE DRAY. HAIR. 80
Il NESS aud HORSE. Horse = % To-
family carriage auimaI. 1911 east tsfy - e.s
a. l--.f'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

GORGE z. ANDERSON 6 CO.,
W Florists. 1929 west Cary street. Specialties:
CUT-FLOWERs, ROSES, PLANS, AND
nj ORAL Designs New garden. new houses,
new men, low prices. Phone 1927.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

WANTED, A PURCHASER, FOR d
w NICE PIECE o." CITY pao.
PERTY that will yield % pc. cen'' ~ On cs sps
investment. Terms liberal ADJ =, Io1,s
DISPATCH Ofice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

w NOTICE that old hair-mattresses are
made over az good as new and furniture reup-
hoIstered In tho post manner at moderate prices
nv JACOB UNLAUF, Upholsterer aud Mattress
Maker 10 south Bclyidero street. Formerly
uith Preston Kelvin. Ri 2-Th6Sut5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

WANTED, BOARDERS AT A MOE
w COMFORTABLE HOUSE on west Main
street near tnc new ho.ei Jcf'rson. Gould &C.
commoicte gentleman aud wife ard several
yonne men. Be erences gwen AMI required.
Address M" Box 424. Rlchnoad. Va.
lu lR-Su2te
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

CHESTNUr HILL. FEW ROOMS
" VACANT where board can be had the yesr
around Every ADVANTAGE Of town ana country
Apply at once 10 MRS X. e. MACON orange 'a'
All l0-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w BOok-KEEPER, ACCOUNTANT OR
CORRESPONDENT BY agentleman VINO has had
experience In mercantile aud railroad omces,
ana can furnish tho best Of refer snces. Address
\ T. j.. DISPATCH once. au 9-fh&Su2t'
WANTED WEEKLY, 100 COOKS,
w LAUNDREssES. HOUsEAAIDs, WAIT
KISSES ami NURSES for NEW YORK and
other NORTHERN cities. Wages from % to 30
per WEEK. Ire n-pcrtatlon furnished.
r. W FISON's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
nv 0-Su, Tu&Tsts Az east Broad street.
A GRADUATE OF ROLLINS, WHO
"A has had two years experience-teaches
English, Mathematics, French, German. and
Music-deslres POSITION As TEACHER IN
school or private family. Address NJ, care OF
Postmaster. Petersburg Va. au 2-itawiw
WANTED LADY OF EIGHT
w years experience In teaching in schools
and colleges de sres a POSITION. She teaches
Laitr. French, German. English, aud Mathc-
mates. Good references gwen. Address BOZ
ri, COyington. Va. au o-W&Su2t
WANTED, POSITION AS TEACH
w Err. Can teach Greek, advanced Latin,
and the English branches. Good references
Address JOHN 2. MADISON, Charlie Hope,
Brunswick county. Va. 22-suit
TADY AGENTS. THE EASIEST
IL and most profitable thing TO d. Is TO sell
the NYGEIA CORSET. send Tor terms and in
formation to the WESTERN CORSET CON-
PASY, ST. Louis, No. NH 25-Su22t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

y allow liberal salary and expenses or COM
mission 20 proper applicants. Staple seller;
three stores out oi i've Will ordor. Address Wild
stamp, Lock- Box 42O. New YORK city,
" | i.eodtJyi
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06
THE NEWS CONDENSED

New York, Nov 27.-JohE W. Con-
has been sworn in as recorder. Judge
Barrett performed the office.
New Haven, Conn. Nov. 2a-J NJ.
Thompson of West Hartford has given
$1,000 for free library in that town.
Flint, Mich. Dec. 9.-The Thread
flour mills here were destroyed by fire
and two men were burned 10 death.
Loss 100000,
Chicago, Dec. SIN a practice game
of IA inch balk line billiards, anchor
barred Ives has made a run of 53..
the largest on record.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 3.-The box far
tory of Cudahy & Co, packers. has
been destroyed by fire. the work Of
incendiaries. Loss $4,000
Auburndale Mass, Nov. PA bomb
containing dynamite enough to de-
stroy block was found hanging on a
window of George Bournes' house.
The fuse had burned out.
Houston, Tex. Dec 3.-The mana
gers of Joe Patchen and Ryland It.
have decided to trot the match for
$4,000 between the above horses at
Dallas, Texas. Saturday, Dec. s.
Newport VT, Dec. 3-Willie Dag
gett. Ed. Scott and George Kilby
We're skating on the lake here when
they skated into rift at Farrants
Point and all were dlmwncd
Reading, Pa. Nov. 27.-The market
commissioner has issued an order un-
der law of 1897 that after Jan. all
bakers must sell bread by weight.
is punishable by long impris-
onment.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 2S-At the oil
town of Mcdonald, fifteen miles from
on the Panhandle railroad.
fire destroyed twenty houses and their
The flames were of un-
known origin.
London. Dec. 3.-The will of James
Anthony Froude orders that all his
literary papers be destroyed. including
he imprinted documents concerning
he Carlyles which Thomas CARLYLE
,equeathed to him
oaxaca. Mex, Dec. 5-The threat
ned war between Guatemala and
dexico has caused the latter govern
nent to begin the construction Of a
military railroad from Tehuaatepec
0 the Guatemalan frontier.
Trumbull, Conn, Nov. a7-AIls FL
OFT T. Nichols. mother Of Leslie
'iehols. who was killed Ia fridge
ort at the Sterling street crossing.
'so weeks ago. was fatally burned nv
he explosion OF an oil stove
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06

le of Importance in 1t Relating
Either the Tariff or the lsont
'ne-Against DirerentiaT sugar
Ities--The Spanish Ousrsges---
'my and NaSr Matters---Noe Sat
led With the Government eff Sa-
,a--Civil Service Upheld---His
.io,s ON rho f,oId Question
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06

The estimates for the increase OF
the Navy for the year ending June 90
1895. are large. but they include prac-
ticaIly the entire sum necessary to
complete and equip all the new ships
not now in commission. so that unless
new ships are authorized the appro-
priatfons for the naval service for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1897. should
fall below the estimates for the COM
ing year by at least $12.O00.o0. recon-
mend that provision be made for tn
construction of additional battleships
and torpedo boats. feel also il my i'm
peratiye duty to call attention to the
recommendation Of the secretary in re-
gard to the personnel Of the line Of the
navy. The stngnati0R Of promotion in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

- nssssssvv Naval nss pssssl ssnss sssa
urupunsvv ma cA.iii ans vunsa -. 80 YEA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

The frat horizontal uw 90 srvcn,
brilliant Miicsian woman who b~cain'
promlnent In Athens, the s-cond, q srcs'
h.r. for time disguised ne maiden
the third. q conservative and honorah''
statesman. the fourth, . philo~ophcr wis
va. pounded to death In q mortar, tbs
nth. a ssogrspher % the rrcond ~n,ur,
n g. the slsih. a COMEDIAN, the SEVENTH
. philosopher who followed the system 81
Thale.. the eighth. philosopher who cor
rctly explained cclip-~-, the ninth, an or
s,or, the tenth, q pat who sana love an'
wine. the eleventh. the 'Raphssi 81 an,iq
ulty." All arr GrSks The initial q
4 and n l. the third letter Of l. The In
itiAl a 2 and 10 IL the thiri letter az .
The Initial ~ 2 and y l. the third letter q
y The initial u 4 and = Il the thiri lc'
Ter Of 10 The initial % and 10 IN
sc,enth letter OFT. The initial Of 0 ls ~
ninth letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
TAKING DOWN A CONSEQUENTIAL
EEIIOM

III remember" said a well.known en-
gineer thoughtfully, "~hen ! fret wen'
running on the Iackawanna Railroad
I Was stuck on my JOB, loved my engine
and va. twice ss Jealous Of her ~ an
of my wife. We had . tralnmaster that
got notion that We we're pulling train'
far too light, aud he commenced putin.
on cars. After = hard trip,-doubling,
running for water aud the LIKE went
Ia see the president Of the road.
"Mr. President" said I, 1--we come "a
see you about these heavy trains. They
are just pulling the .tuiiing out of my
engine; ! can't take care OF her this
this way. I've got the best engine on
the road. and don't propose TO see her
overloaded aud abused without q kick"
"I'll tell you" said he, '.the best way
To fix thst-lemme see, which engine IL
yoursr The Anthracites oh, yes. Well
As I Was saying, the company want
few engines; supposin' you .ell her To
the road, they'd just ss lief pull all the
cars with her As not. How much do you
want for herr'-l.ocomotiye Engineer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
Castoria.

"CNs,a1, IL an stcsl.eht n'eiieins 30 ehl
sr.r Na,isr. have repeatedly tod me- q be-
.'os.l .fisst upoa usolr ch.iir,u %
De- a. e Osaoon,
Iowe.l. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
ksy tn the I'usslsr.

No $50 "A Pro,,rb: Too many cooks
spoil the broth.
No. 357 illustrated Rebus; H. sur
FOUR I'm will fnd you out.
No S3s.-primal Acro-tic: Robert
sruon 4 Risks 2 Onion. 3 Brsoc. I,
Enact 5. Rogue d Tiara . bleak. :
Rublc. v Unite. 10. Cobra. II Enemy
No. JSg. -Ansgram; satistesi.
No StO.-A County Puzzle: Arkansas
-franklin, Fulton, Newton, Jefi,r-in.
Madison, Lincoln. Prairie. BENTON. SEWER
lssysr,L sharp. scott, Union. Woodruff
would ruiz Washington. Miller, Pike,
Columbia. Garland, Carroll, Little River,
Yell, White. Gross, Itrry, Independence,
Boons. Clay, stone. Grant. Howard, Van
Burvn, Mississippi
No. 3ti.-Diyids.i Words; !. lar nj.
valley, harley. 2 Move mter. faulty,
novelty. 3. foreso. clever. forever. 4.
superb, simply, supply. 5. Bro-n,e, dar'
Ken. broken.
No. 9tg In the A,lary; !. siockdoye.
2 Chstterr j wooipecker 4. yellow
Hammer. 8. bird ~ Paradise. q. III.
Maspi.. !. Robin Rcdbrast. = Taller
Biri v Tho butcher 10. The Martin
II The Nightingale. ~. Golden l'hoasai';
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
rav TRv AGAIN.

A rag. sstursted With cayenne pei pei
solution, stuffed Into q rsthole.
Csrrisge vsrni.h, for cmenf.
Raising the -four barrel q few inche,
from the floor.
One ounce of alum In the last water Ia
wligh clothes are rinsed, which will
render thru almost unlpnsmmAble.
To destroy flee; strong, cold, sweet
ened green tea.
Rln'lns ou, glass vessels With powder
ell charcoal.
boiling hard water before use.
Ils'tshorn, to restore color taken out
BE- ~ acid.
Boiling milk for vine stains.
Pricing potatoes before baking.
Keeping celery firm by settlng In cold
water TIL used.
Grape leaves, changed occasionally,
10 cover pickle Jars.
Isinglass instead Of gelatine.
Toasting dry sponge cake.
Letting raw potatoes lle In sailed
~aief sn hour before frying.
Always stirring cake one way.
Try again nsxt moath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
aAxMs IN HEATING AND LIGHTING

NASiMs IN HEATING AND LIGHTING
u.e only high-,est oil In the kero-ens
lamp.
Al all time. avoid gloom, chill aud
dsmpness In the home.
burn the lamps low and throw away
the impure oil at least once q month.
There IL an important difference be-
tween warming the air aud burning IL.
For economy and e,enness Of heat,
put only little coal on the fre at q
time.
Roll the burners In alkaline water,
once year, TO remove the adheren'
gum.
Keep the lamps filled, trimmed. and
clean Ia every part, TO obtain the best
results.
once q month Ia often enough to black
q stove, u II be kept clean In the mean
time.
The lighter the color on the walls Of
the room, the less ARTIFICIAL light will BE-
required.
Il isa serious mistake TO put In too
small q heater; far better TO err In the
other direction.
Rub the stove over with an old channels
skin after backing, TO remove the dry
csrburet Of Iron.
A bright, strong kerosene light IL the
best substitute for daylight, 80 Tar ~
human eyesight IL concerned.
| The term ..ventilation." IL not by any
means synonym With dangerous
draft Of air pouring into an apartment.
| Systematic csre of the lsmps IL better
than all the patent "hxings" ever invent
ed, NJ \ means Of securing good light.
In trimming the lamp, simply remove
the chsrred portion Of the Wick. and not
the unburned though blackened fibre.
Remove the nickeled work before
backing q stove, and polish II before re-
placing; do not bl,ck the bright edges
Of the iron.
A good Lo,-slr furnace gives the best
means for warming the ordinary hom" ;
a poor apparatus gives tie poorest re-
| suits.
The ideal temperature In living room
Tor healthy adults IL sixty-hve degrees.
For small children II should he ut least
five degrees warmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
R.e,za
A FLESH FORMING FOOD
.Arifcially Oigesied }

(Atiseially 0gesied). -
For pale thin people. The
tired and weary feeling which
accompanies all wasting dis
cases will be relieved ut once,
the wasting will he arrested
and new healthy tissue will he
formed 30 that they will be-
come plump and strong. An
increase In weight will be
noticed ut once. 1t is stimu-
lating although it contains no
alcohol. Il is assimilated
without digestive effort. Pas
kola supcrscdes Cod Liver Oil,
but has not its repulsive taste.
You can buy it at any drug
store. Send your name to
The Pre-Digcsted Food Co.,
30 Reade St, New York, and
&c, their interesting pamphlet
y. a. surmrLrSr. -. Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

How can ship sall faster than ,h'
~ind' This l. paradox which few non
scientific ssilors arr capable ~ ctplainin.
and furnishes endless material Tor talk
EVvfy yschtsman Knows that q ship cat
sail faster than the wind-thst l. On say
N the wind l. blowing ten knots an bout
ship may D. making ~ % Is knots az
hour Now. IL l. obvious that II the shiI
l. sailing l-siore IN. wind II canno, NJ N.
utmost travel faster than tb. yind it~rl'
l. blowing A. q matter ~ fsct, II will
travel much morr slowly. n. on the otheI
hand. the ship l. sailing at an angle will
the wind. Il viii 30 mon quickly than tb'
wind itself 1. blowing Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
s.,p vouR uouIn snUT.

Don't te offended. The admoniiion !.
not meant as . reflection upon your
tsIkstiyene.s. Talk n much AZ YOU
please, but keep your mouth shut when
you are not talking.
People Who keep their mouths closed
except when they are talking, eating or
drinking, rarely contract colds or coughs.
ss,sge., even those living In northern
lstItudes, seldom take cold. Scientist.
cav Il 1. tscsu.e they are clo.e-moathcd.
Disease germs floating la the air Ind =
direct route into the lungs Of a person
a no brraihes through his mouth. They
are arrested by the fine, sie,e-llke net
work ~ hair In the nostrll. 81 the indi'
,idusl Who breathes through hls nose.
ke,p your mouth shut and you may de-
~ pe.tilsDce.
fhe teeth suffer from too much and
too frequent sIpo.ur. To the atmosphere.
sudden changes ofumpersture, WHETHER
liquid or simo.phsric, are huriful Ia
thsm. The best teeth In the world are
those ~ the sA,sge tribes, whose mem
Der. always keep their mouths shut eH-
cept In talking or eating.
Throat and lung diseases sre often
contracted by persons Who 20 about
open-mouthed. The frosty air 81 winter
Inhaled directly Into the lungs through
Oh. mouth IL frequent cause OF bron-
chisl disorders. Taken through the nose
u Il modified and sified of many Of Its
dsnger.. Keep your mouth shut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
~. a.s.-I,..-..l.d w.r,i..

l. lam TO .coid. hchoad me. and ain
crippled
Z lam man; b.hcsd mc, and am a
beverage
3 lam something 81 war. b-hosd me.
snd I sm Wild animal
lam boy's name. t.hcsi me, and
an n color
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Ny whale. compo~,i % % letter, :. An
old saying
My 4. 10. Is -. = y. q. 20 !. ctsrnally.
Ny I. q. ~. 3. ~ .. - hesddr--s.
Ny 20. 10. ~. & ~ l. iitsraird
NJ IN. n. id. ~. l. o. confuss.
NJ -. :. 20. ~ Arv t-siics - water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
.YIELD NOT TO MIsFORTUNE.'

was afflicted with catsrrh last ~.
tumn. During the month Of October !
could neither taste or smell snd could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm
cured It.-Msrcus Geo. Shautz, Halfway,
N. J.
I suffered from catarrh OF the worst
kind ever since boy. and ! never HOPED
for cure, bot Elys Cream Balm seems
to do even that. Many scquaintances
have used Il with excellent results
Oscar Ostrum, - Warren Ave-, Chicago,
III. Cream Balm u agreeable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

A ny had fallen Into the lnk-well OF .
certain author who writes . very bad
and very lnky hand. The writer's little
boy rescued the unhappy Insect, and
dropped him on Q piece of paper. After
watching him lntently for . while. he
called TO his mother, "iIere's ny,
mamma. that writes just like pspa."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

rheumatism In the back, shoulders,
hips, ankles, elbows or wrists, IL caused
by accumulation Of acid Ia the blood.
Hoods Sarsapsrills neutralizes the
acid and cures rheumatism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Not Forgotten.-Trimus.-"Dld your
rich old uncle remember you In bis Willy
Secundus-"Yes; he Inserted n clause
urging lIis executors To collect at once
the sums he had loaned me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

wh~a BAby vss s,ct. -. rave her cs'scrsA
When he vas Chid, shs crs~i Zoe cAstorsA
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A problem In multiplication hes bc~n
partially erssssi. leaving only The above
ngurcs Rs~tore the ngurrs that are mis-
ing In the multipiicand and multiplier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Doctor. "You say you've had no
familyr' Patient. "shure, thin, doc
ther, It's hereditary 10 me family to have
no children"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless
and reliable.
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