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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

TIE ar.s hesisontAi ot six circles rspre-
s<uts the name of consul % Home at the
time Of C~.ar's death. The srcopd, Gre
elan chief tho distinguished himself In the
Trojan var. "iIomsr displays his ehArse-
ter ~ the most perfect cf all hsrs~" The
third, q Roman senator aud eSaies whe wAs
STYLED The father 10 kis country, and the
.scond founder 81 Rome" The fourth. one
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ef Ia nr~t king ~As q an ~ Achilles The
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,sath month u the sacr~d year Of the lie
brewS
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finals, rva.iing upward, r~sd toxvtbsr. will
name subject II study.
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DON-T DESPAIR.

10 you are weak and weary from so
called chroaic disease, don't give up.
sulphur Bltters has given hope 10 many
invalids. where hitherto thu ~ VAS moth
Ing bat despair. Il Will build M and
renew vour whole system.-Editor
Weekly Amer lean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

.iisvc yoa ever seea . real cyclone
QUE that iesrs M eyerythlngr' Nj.
Mildhoy, .No, but I've had = jealous
sweetheart"
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

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CoLUus. Osissi Dsss<rsi. fasts. haiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

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,Isiie vIsrssr 10 Is water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Sponge q grease spos With four table
spoosfuls Of alcohol 10 one Of salt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

lie (sudaciously.) "suppose ! were
To klss you unawary" She (coyly.) ~
don't believe you could"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Hoods Pilis are tie bs.t family ca
thsrtic aud liver medicine. HARMLESS,
reliable, sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

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the coa.oasnts arr Arranged la their r,sht
order anil all the vOwels omitted:
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Ny whole Is the name at Que of Dants's
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THE MILD POWER CURES
HUI PHI r EYS'

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whsa he missing ls<tsss have bssa sup
piled. Ne wAels viii form well Known
nepesy rhymss
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Evening journal., 1894-01-24
no NEWS OF The MISSING DREDGBR

A Man and Woman Under Arrest on
suspicion- Dragging the River for the
Body.
CRIsFIELD, Nd, Jan. 2i-The mys.
teriOus disappearance Of the Polish
dredger, Evan Martino Proluko. is still
the main topic on the streets Of Girls.
field. One Of the men last seen with
Proluko was locked up yesterday on sus-
picion. To-day he was let out and an
officer secretly watched his movements.
The man went 20 the house Of Maggie
Wicks and held a conversation with the
cook there. Both were then arrested
Ind lodged in jail.
To-day men are dragging the river for
Poluko's body, but thus far without sue.
cess Some underclothing was found
floating on the water but it is impossible
10 say to whom il belongs. Proluko was
known TO have had from 500 TO $40 in
his possession. The fact that he left his
valise and clothing is used as an argu
ment that he did not 60 away from here
voluntarily
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Manufacturing Embellishments Starting
Up with Large Forces The BrandywIne
summit Industry.
MEDIA, Jan. "a The textile industry
in Delaware county, appears TO be
Frightening up some, although the in
creased activity is not regarded as per
manent. Owing TO the uncertainty Of
what will become Of the Wilson bill in
the end manufacturers are inclined to
be cautious. TIE mills OF William Camp.
bell d Co.. of Clifton Heights, formerly
Of Philadelphia, are running on govern
ment work, and have put on night
force Of hands, running their works both
day and night.
The mills Of Nerlenden Brother, the
6risswold Worsted Mills, the mills Of
Wildly q Hallas and George Grayson, at
Darby, have started up on full time
though most of these establishments
have made a 10 per cent. reduction In
wages
The Paramount Woolen Mills. Of
Butterworth, Burnley g. Co at Lenni.
manufacturing fine wooden goods and
which ran steadily for years under a
high tariff have shut down for an indef
mite period. William Burnley says the
closing Of their industry is undoubtedly
due 60 the Wilson bin and the unoer-
tainty Of what will be the result when
the Democrats get through tinkefing
with the tariff
10 Is rumored that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in order TO cut down
expenses, Will abandon It's offices at
Media as soon as the improvements at
Broad street have been completed and
that the Central division, which includes
the Media and West Chester road, the
Baltimore Central and Chester Creek
roads will then be operated from Broad
street with the Maryland division.
The Brandywine Kaolin a Feldspar
Works, at Brandywine summit, employ.
ing about 100 hands, mostly Italians,
closed down this week for an indefinite
period. The National Kaolin Works, at
the same place, will probably also close
for time unless the market for theii
/ products improves.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

position as nurse and assistant to. the
physicians Mrs. Duncan Is a skillful
assistant at the sick bed
Miss Lydie palmore, Of Philadelphia.
is visiting in New Castle. as the guest OF
Mrs Milton Woolson, Of Third street,
NE
Keith Rodney, who has been III in
Philadelphia FOR several months returned
homo yesterday, slightly improved but
stili indisposed.
Mrs A v. Leslie George. Of Whining.
ton. is here on brief visit TO her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert
Samuel j. Beck who married Miss Lou
Dunbar. Of Wilmington, in Philadelphia
last evening, Is a member Of Company
Il, Of this city, and a well known young
man here.
Mrs d Stewart and Miss Kinkesd were
in WILMINGTON last night attending the
lecture of Dr. Francis r. Clarke, founder
Of the Christian Endeavor Society.
Miss Susie Barr has gone to Whining
ton on a two weeks visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Milton Woolson entertained "a
number Of Third street children last
night IN honor Of the return Of hel
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Rash, from hei
wedding tour
Mrs. Emily Truss left home thl.
morning for Skaneateles, n Y for q
visit TO her daughter and son in-law and
90 Judge aud Mrs. Marvin
Miss Ellen Long is in Philadelphia to
day.
Roorns and hoard Mrs Myers Third street
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
DIED.


FBUCKMAsTER.-I In this city. on January
2, 1894, Thomas ID. Buckmsster, in his 6ist
year.
DAVIDSON. On the e2nd instant, Leah,
wife of Thomas Davidson.
EARON.-In this city, Jane Farron, in her
eith ear.
HANNA.-Inthis city. on the I'D instant.
Annie f.. daughter of William and the late
Mary y. Hanna. in the 28th year of her age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF her father,
No. 80 North Jackson street. on Thursday
house.
HOUSTON ON January "a, 1885, Mary
Houston, in her ilth year.
MALLON AT Milford, Conn. on Monday.
January ~, 1924, Ja"n Malloy, n ed 40 years,
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
his funeral from the residence of lis sln,
James Malloy. No. 1890 Delaware avenue
Thursday. January 25, at $50 o'clock High
Mass at 81. Aun's Church lnlerment at
Chester, Pa.
RHOADs AT Atlantic city. n. j., on the
18th instant. William walton, only son OF
Lucius g. and Nellie +. Rhnads and grand.
son Of \. l.. henderson, aged 4yeais, months
and ~ days.
SMITH In This city, on the ed instant
gne- T. daughter OF Eugene a. aud Ami,
A. Smith. aged - months.
WARD.-At the residence OF her son-in
law, James CrOssan. No. 90 Spruce street, OF
the e3d instant, Mary A. Ward.
WAkD.-On January 23d, at the residence
of her son-in-law. James Crossan, No. 81
| Spruce street. Mary A. Ward.
Relatives and friends are invited % attent
the funeral from the residence of Jame
Crosstn, No. 1ll Spruce street. on fridal
morning a. O'Clock. High mass at So
Mary's Church. lnterment at Cathedra
Cemetery
.NATgs-On Janury 20, 1894, Mary l.
! Yates, aged 81 years
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Paines celery compound supplies the
tired system all Il needs in the way OF
food for nerves and blood.
Rheumatism is relieved when every
other means falls
In all wasting diseases recovery be-
comes a simple, easy matter when the
strength is kept up by Psin5's celery
compound and the nerves and vital or
gans receive in abundance the food they
demand
The foundation of reco very from dis
eases which attack special organs is laid
by the utmost attention to the nutrition
of the whole body. No nutritive agent
was ever discovered that will feed aching
nerves and brain, and restore the natural
functions of the vital organs. like Paine's
celery compound. Well nourished bodies,
well fed brains, sound sleep, health and
strength have come TO thousands from
Paiue's celery compound
Mr. j. II. Engle is a prominent mer
chant in the beautiful town of Hamburg,
Iowa His reputation is too high to per.
NIT Of his recommending a preparation
unless it has superior merit. Read what
I he says OF the great good Paine's celery
compound has done him and his fam
ily:
Il feel il my duty" he writes, ito say
a good word for paine's le~- compound,
/ have suffered for a num.er OF years
from neuralgia, and tried many different
medicines without relief Finally ! was
pers AIDED to try Paine's celery COM
| pound After using nine bottles | am
IN better health than l have been foI
many years
MY wife and children have also been
using the compound with marked benefit
I 10 all of them
The picture above is of Mr.. Engle and
/ his family They have had the same
experience as thousands Of others.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Thousands Of persons are suffering
from no definite disease, but are tired,
worn out, weak and nervous.
To meet the needs of just such over
worked, over anxious men and women,
whose nerves are shattered aud their
blood grown thin and impure Paine's
celery compound Is prescribed
II is the greatest remedy the world has
ever known for fatigue OF MUD and
body. for sleeplessness, debility aud all
complaints arising from depressed
vitality.
IL restores the functions OF the diges
tive organs, strengthens the mental and
physical powers, relieves the dnllness
and drowsiness Of nervous weakness
"ron nights are required to rep ,ir one
nights loss of sleep, saws an adsge.
But nothing so celms and soothes the
nerves "a paine's celery compound or 30
surely brings sound, dreamless sleep
during which the daily loss OF nervous
energy is replaced, and the exhausted
tissues repaired.
For men and woman subj sctod TO the
enormous strain of social llfe, or spend
thrifts of vitality through any form OF
dissipation. nothing will save them from
complete breakdown like Paine's celery
compound.
Painos celery compound is the out
come of a long life devoted TO incessani
scientific study Of diseases Of the i'm
portant organs of the body and their DO
pendence upon the nervous system.
No less an eminent scientist thar
Edward f. Phelps, NJ d., LL d., pro
fessor i'm the Dartmouth college medica
school. frst prepared Paire's celery com-
pound, the great remedy that has cured
so many thousands sick, nervous and en-
feebled men and women throughout Che
country.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
The Puzzle Solved

Perhaps 40 local disease has puzzled and
baflied the medical profession more tina nassl
catarrh. While not Immediately fatal / Is
among the most nauseous and disgusting ills
the flesh Is heir 10, and the records show very
few or no cases of radical cure of chronic
q atarrh by any of the iunny modes of treat
ment until the introduction of hly's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success OF this
preparation has been most cratifs Ing and sur
prising. No druggist is without H..
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
west Street Property Purchased.

DR.. Millard Corlran has purchased
from Mrs Elizabeth TAYLOR the property
No o20 West street The price is not
known butit is understood to be between
1000 and 5000
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
A Large social Time on Delaware
be NIeht foI IlnIghts of r,thIas.

Adelphia Lodge Knights Of Pythias,
one Of the oldest orders in New Castle.
will be visited to night by the sir knights
of Delaware and the grand lodge officers.
The purpose of the visit is to install the
new officers Of Adelphia Lodge, hear
reports from the retiring officers, and
speak words Of cheer to the faithful NJ
Castle knights This visit viii be
orable one TO the Adelphians
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
FOUND CLOTHING IN A MILL RACE.

william Taylor. Of Chester. the New
owner and Editor of the Elhton ZAP
peal"-sale Of Real Estate.
EIKToE, Nd Jan. "a
Publishing Company " ....,
editor, has been William
taylor natl -0unty. Penn
sylvania .0er Of years, was
edito- Herald. The Appeal
republican. Mr. Wright.
& editor, has lived in Ekton
ewo years, and has been editor Of
.e Appeal since its founding. nearly
ten years ago. He will live in Philadel-
phia in the future.
suit Of clothes were found IN the
mill race Of Henry Vinsinger's mill, In
Elkton. The garments were but little
worn and were Of good quality. Some
persons are OF the opinion that the cloth
ing belonged to the murdered man whose
nude body was found at Iron Hill several
months ago. The clothes could have
easily been sunk in the creek further up
the stream and carried by the current to
the place where they were found
The farm of the late Mrs. Sarah
Ihackery. situated one mile and half
above Eikton, containing about 100 acres
was sold 80 attorneys sale in Elkton
yesterday, 10 Mrs Lucy H. Litzenberg.
Of Elkton, for S2S10 The following
real estate was offered at the Court House
door, Elkton. The mills and dwelling.
with l3s acres of land. OF the late Charles
Cooper, at Gilpins Rocks, withdrawn on
a bid Of S3, 450i an acre Of land, with a
small dwelling, purchased by Henry Clay
Johnson, of Leslie for $50; q lot in
Perkinsville, with a frame dwelling.
purchased by Robert Cameron, for S575.
lot In North East, with frame dwelling.
was purchased by Robert Cameron. of
| Nor lh East. for 500.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
ITEMS o. INTEREST

n YOU have made up Your mind TO buy
Hoods Snrsaparilla, do not be persuaded to
take any other BE sure to get HOODS Sarsa-
parilla, which possesses peculiar curative
power.
Hoods pills cure all liver ms. hiliousrcss,
laundiue, indigestion, sick headache.
"DO vow think the baby really understands
that IA snidfn Father-"Nes, from
cries; I know Doe heard me speak
to take nap.f-l hiragO Inter
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
FIre Laddlss I.rom camden.

The Camden Volunteer Fire Associa
tion will visit this city Saturday evening.
II will be the guest Of the Delaware Fire
COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Personal Events.

Lewis r. Hushebeck, who has been
laid up since autumn with a broken leg
has returned home from Middlstown
where his short visit was marred by a
bad attack Of the grip, from which be is
just recovering.
Mrs r s Duncan will leave 10.
morrew. for the Delaware State Hospital
at farnhurst, where she has accepted a
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
MARRIED.

NiEsSICK- -FEENEY.-At 81. Mary's r. C.
Church, on January lS by Rev. Father Kelly.
George H. Messick. of Chester, Pa, TO miss
EudoaA. 8. feeney, of this city.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
nrnmn Ii LIln b
snia Of the Day.

4dent.James B. Lancaster. Of
Jrks, had the misfortune YES
70 lose by death his infant son.
q Edward, after a long illness The
se fellow had been watched and cared
Or increasingly during the past week and
there were hopes of recovery until few
hours before his death The malady was
tuberculosis meningitis
Probably the only New Castle people
who will leave FOR Jacksonville to day TO
attend the big fight tomorrow night are
Edward Larkin, William pustiU and
Albert WisWell.
Two old cronies, as two women are
frequently called because OF their friend.
illness one TO the other. "fell out by the
way last night and called each other
harsh names until friends had to intefere
A general class meeting will be held at
the n. Z. Church this evening"
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

Great bargains In Dress Goods at De.
havens, No. 306 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
SPECIAL MUSLIN yF
y UNDERWEAR SALE
MITCHELL & BASRS, 2ls Market St

A S is OUR USUAL CUSTOM at each period of this
~ of the year naugurae Grand Special Sale
of Ladies Muslin Underwear We make it, and it is
striking feature of business The present condition of
the market has enabled place before you real genuine
and meritorous bargains in this line While previous
sales have been noteworthy wish state emphat
caly that this SALE commencing Wednesday morning will
eclipse them all.
Our Underwear is all wellmade, quality Of muslin and
trimming varying according to price. We give you partial
descriptive list of fifteen of eadershgher to
follow in later advertisement.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
LONG TOWS A MENACE
Interrupt Navigation on the
River at Night.
Mr. MeOEIGAL BURIED TODAY

Adeiphia Lodge, knights of Pythias, TO
Entertain Prominent knights Of Della
ware Counterfeiter Removed 10 the
PenItentiary- Other Matters.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Correspondence @ Evening journal.
NKw CAsELE, Jan. "a

PenItentiary Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEw CAsELE, Jan. "A,
General A. Dumont, supervising in
spector general Of the United States
Inspection Service Of the Treasury De
partment, sitting with the Board of
District Inspectors, yesterday gave a
hearing to the representatives of steam
vessel. barge and canal boat owners, and
others interested in the act of March 3.
1898, relative to lights on ferry yboats and
tows. Delaware shipping men were
represented, being interested in the long
tows Of barges, system which has
become a menace to navigation ON the
Delaware river and bay. AS the system
in use on the western rivers Is
materially different from that in vogue
on the Hudson river and in New York
harbor. this meeting was called with a
view to obtaining the views Of those
interested as TO what system should be
adopted for the whole country.
Countcrfeiter wroblensld Goes Away
Handcuned.
Before dawn this morning two good
looking men marched down Delaware
street through the fog TO the 620 train
at the Battery station. One Of them
the younger-had his white hands
shackied behind him by pair OF bright
nickel handouts; he was Stanislaus
Wroblenski the shrewd Polish Whining.
tonian who made his own 90 cent pieces
and his living by passing them. The
other man was Sergeant Stetser, night
warden at the Jail At Wilmington Mar
shal Lannan met the New Castle train
and started with the prisoner at once for
Kings county penitentiary, where the
counterfeiter will have 10 work hard fol
eight years
A Large Social Time ON Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bacon's new home
was the scene last evening Of pleasant
social and the young people who enjoyed
the hospitality Of the host and hostess
will not soon forget the event Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon live on Delaware street above
Sixth, Refreshments were served to
top Off the evenings fun. Among
those present were Misses Ida Gregg
Cora Hudson, Katie Timms .Elsi,
Butler. Maggie Shaw, Laura Bacon
Lille shaw. Louisa Bscon and Georg,
Bull Wilbert Meredith, Samuel Mitchell
Harry Timms, Samuel Bacon, Edwart
Weggenman, Albert Timms, Arthur
Murray, George Churnside.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
OUR
FURNISHING
GOODS
DEPARTMENT

10 lnClease H. we buy Tor cash
from makers and first hands and,
being satisfied with small pro-
fits to turn the goods quickly,we
make popular prices all through
the department. Everything
in this line we can give you of
the latest styles and best Quail
ties, and will take particular
pains to accommodate you with
anything you may want. Those
Z cent Collars, 70 cents dozen,
and two for % cents Cuffs are
new stock and new styles and
are a sample of the things We
offer whenever we can pick
them up. Full lines of White
Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery,
Neckwear, Umbrellas, Gloves
anG in fact anything and every
thing wanted in this line.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

At I8C.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers with cluster of three tucks
Usual price 25c
At 25C.
Ladies Muslin Chemise, some with embroidery and
insertion with tucks and lace. Usual price CSC
At Csc.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers insertion embroidery and
tucks. Usual price 38c
At 25C.
Ladies' Muslin Corset Waists V shape, full fashioned,
trimmed with embroidery. Usual price $50
At 39c.
Ladies Muslin Chcmise, square and cut neck, trim
med with embroidery and lace. Usual price 5oc
At s9C.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, full width with wide en-
broidery. Usual price SOC
At 39c.
Ladies Muslin Gown full length high and cut
neck, trimmed with lace insertion and embroidery
Usual price Csc
At s9C.
Ladies Muslin Drawers cluster of FIVE tucks with en-
broderY ruie. Usual price 5oc
At 3Sc.
Ladies Muslin Corset Waist and square cut neck
elegantly trimmed with embroidery Usual price 5oc
At 39C.
Ladies Cambria Drawers with cluster of five tucls
and hemmed. Usual price 5Oc
At Soc.
Ladies Muslin Chemise, V shape trimmed with lace,
| square shape trimmed with embroidery. Usual
price 65c
At SOC.
Ladies Muslin Drawers tucks with embroidery
rulle, another with ucks, insertion and embroidery
! rufle. Usual price 75c.
At Soc.
Ladies Muslin Skirt, full size with embroidery
n rufle. Usual price 7sc.
At SOC.
Il Ladies Cambria Corset Waist shape full fashioned
trimmed with embroidery. Usual price 65c
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
Hood's SarsapariIIa

HOODS PILLS should be IN every family
nee--lne chest Once used siways preferred.
Evening journal., 1894-01-24
BUSINESS JUST OYER The LINE.

Rooms and board. Mrs. Myers, Thlrd street
Evening journal., 1894-01-24

william Taylor, Of Chester. the New
owner and Editor of the Eilston cap
pealn- Sale Of Real Estate.