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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
3ettun8S8etebe.

Sir bic G%ereinisten Staaten BEL teber
beitimmte @eiete, welde iowobl fir ben
3eitunssberausseber ais AUDI fur ben
Qeier maBsebeno iino.
l. Oie Poitmeilter iino uerpfi1tet
benz 9eraus9eber i@riftli@ Mn3eise gu
ma@en, wenn 3eitun9en aus Der Boit.
office ni@t beraussenommen mer6en,
AUDI bic @riinoe ansuseben, weBbalb bic
3eituns ui6t absenommen worben lit.
D,e Verma@laiiisuns elmer iol@em Nnz
3eise ma9t ben Yoitmeiiter uerantwortz
lid, ben entltanoenen S9aoen an ben
9erausseber au so1ten.
2. sSeoe Periom, mel@e cine 3eitun9
. Der poitoffice abbolt, Oh oieielbe an
iie aoreiiirt lit ODER ni@t, lit sur 3ab>
lung Der 3eitun9 uerantmortli3.
8. 3eitun9en t0nnen MIR bann abbe>
felt merben, wenn aue &iid ltdnoe fir
friiber selieferte 3eitunsen se5ablt nor
ben linb.
Dem @uni9e uieler Qeier entipre>
9enb, baben- mir Die u%orltebeuoen 3ei>
tunssseiete, mel&e fir 3eitunssleier,
Serausseber unb Yoitmeiiter moBse>
bend iino, uer0fientli6t, eimen Mus5us,
wel@er oas N0tbislte brin9t.
Demna@ iino mir seietli@ nidt &C.
balten, NIT oem 0erianot BET 3eituns
a~ufsubOren, 10 LANCE Sic selieferten 8latz
ter nidt besoblt iin6. Wenn Der Ger
ausseber Dem @uni6e Don 2elern na3z
tommt unb Die 3eituns iernerbin nidt
mebr lenoet, 10 i3lieBt oieies bic 3ab>
lung fir bic selieferten a3eitun9en ni9t
aus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Sm3udertruf berrI@t 6eulen uno
@ebtlasen iiber bic 9lbi@afiuns bes
Coils auf raffinirten 3uder. Dieie Nrs
men i&p0ren Stein unb 8ein, baB iie
bel oieier :3o0freibeit elenoisli@ gu
@runbe seben miBten. Man iollte H.
men weni9liens einen @iertel Gent ais
3oQldut belailen. Mber seraoe bieie
9erren pom 3udertruit peroienen ni@t
Oos serinslte 3useitanbniB. gs 1T III
men oft sen19 bewielen woroen. oaB bic
&affiniruns bes 3uders iie ni@t mebr
toltet (eDer weniser) ols::ibren auslanoiz
i9en Goncurrenten. sic baben friiber
ielbit suseitonHen, boB iie bel f~reien,
Nob5uder obne 3oui@ut beiteben tOnz
men. IS 1T ferner oQbefannt, baB ie
ben 3oqi@ut mibbrau3t baber, I'm
Sen Breis bes raffinirten 3uders in bic
9Obe gu i@rouben, 10 oab oieier Preis
i'm Gerslei@ gu Dem bes &obsuders ites
tia seitiesen 1T. sic baben ben 9roBen
Gruit sebiloet, I'M o0e uno jebe inldnz
biide Goncurrens 81 uerni@ten uno bas
ben iibermaBise profite sema@t. Sie
uerlan9en ben @@ut5ou, I'M bic Mus:
beutuns fortieten gu t0nnen. Mit ei:
nem ansebli3en &apitol BON II Miuios
men Dollars arbeitenb, uouon aber 3uei
0rittel unb mebr aus v@a6er" beitebt,
bat Der Truit fir bas per %1oiiene Sabr-
eines ber i@le3teiten ieit Sabr5ebnten-
an cine prioritdten 7 uno m feline
Stammattien 10 Grocent Oiuioen6e be-
sablt. 3iebt man bas 8aiier BON benz
wirtli9en &apital ab, 10 beoeutet oies
cine 0ipioenbe pon minbeltens 80 Pro>
cent aui 0as uirtli@ einbe5abltte @elo.
@a9ri@einli@ war Der Profit nod srSs
fer. Man bat ia audi ben &eieruez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

@oQwaaren tritt iebo9 erit am 2. 9e:
sember in Strait. Sn Sesus auf Ye:
troleum MID man &eeiprocitat seltsn
laIen.
Die 0eiammt:T arifs unb &euenue:
Bin 1T nanmebr, ~ie i'm 9auie p~aiiirt,
benz Senat CUR 9ei@laBnabme itberwies
fen. Cariber. wie bieielbe bort fab
ren miro, seben bic Nnii&ten melt aus:
chamber; BON elmer Settle wirb bebaups
tet, baB iie aud bort nod I'M 9auie biez
les Monates ansenommen weroen blrfte,
wdbrenb Mnbere befir9ten, baB biss,
wenn aberbaupt, erit na9 f5wereu unb
Iansen &%ampfen sei@eben wirbe.
Slider 1T auf ieoen Gau, baB bic Gins
tommeniteuers Glauiel baielbit auf sroBe
unb md@tise Oppoiition itoBeu wiro.
SIN &eprdientantenbauie muB iett
na3 gr%lebisuns Der Carthage bic So
maiisMnselesenbeit berbalten unb babel
~itreiten ii@ bic beioen alien 9arteien
benn meiolid UNI bic Grase mer BON IL:
men 8eioen beun auf Der 3uderiniel
eisentIi@ voas gier ueri9uttet" babe.
Der Reprdientant 8lano, goriiter
Ses Nusi@u0es fir Wtiiuse, MaB nnb &C.
wi@t, bat Samitas feline Blu fir Yras
suns Der Seianoraae uno bic tn @srbin:
buns bamit itebenoe iofortise Nussabe
uon Sc MiQionen Dollars Silber:Gers
~tiiicate CUR Oedun9 Der notbmenbis1en
Bunoesaussaben einserei@t. @urbe
Der GonsreB oieie Biu, bic semiB sere6t
uno poultdnbi9 am Plate lit, 10 i9neQ
ais mosli3 gum @eiet erbeben, tonnte
bic &e9ierun9 ii6er obne bic Nussabe
neuer 8onbs fertis merben. 9lber al
lem @mi9ein nod merben bic @roB>&az
pitaliten bieielben bereits sei9ludt 5az
ebe Der Gon9reB nur @elesenbeit
betommt ii@ ernltli9 nit Der Sa9e gu
be|a6en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
NenetteS pont Gon8rcb.

Die Wilion'i@e Gorifbiu, eini@lieB>
lid Der &epenue> unb giutommeni teuer>
8iu 1T an Donneri tag inn Nbseorone>
tenbauie bes Gon9rehes nit 2o4 9ssen
l40 Stimmen p%aiiirt, ollo nit elmer
sroBeren Mebrbeit ais ma erwartet
Datte. Sour iiebSebn Oemofraten, uno
oarunter ni@t Elm Ginsiser aus benz @ez
iten, itimmten se9en bic 9iu. Die &ez
publitaner Daben natirli9 ME elm
Mann 6asesensetimmt. Die populiz
iten itimmten insseiammt fir Die Gtnz
tommenlteuer unb Mue bis auf 'gfew>
lambs BON Neua6a fir bic @elammtz
bin.
Die Gintommen jteuer unb bic Mbis>
teyiteuer bei@dftisten oas 9aus nod
wdbreno bes letten Cages Dor paiiis
runs Der Blu unb uurbe bic Gintomz
meuiteuer 10 amenbirt. baB cine Steuer
Don 2 projent auf ale Gintommen nno
auf oQe Grbi@often uno S@emtun9en
pom @eloern unb bewe9li9em gi9enz
tbum iiber $4,000 erboben meroen fol-
len. Die @bistepiteuer wuroe pom 90
Gents auf $l.OO bic @olone erb0bt uno
bic 3eit Der 2oseruns unter @esierunss=
ueridluB (bonded period) bleibt brei
Sabre, mie ieitber. Ser 3oQ ouf Ger
ite marbe auf 25 grocent bes @ertbes
uno auf Mals aui 35 Yrocent feitseiett.
Die 3%uderprdmie wuroe ab9ei@aiit uno
ru%ffinirter 3uder aui bic Treiliite &C.
iebt. Gbenlo fam @oQe auf bic Tre's
life unb swar fam bieielbe iofort nad
@aiiiruns Der 9iu frei einseiibrt merz
ben. Der neue sou auf fabriSirte
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

bic 8%emibunsen Der Suolanber,
ben iablreiden uno gum Sbeil uortrsifiz
den 9dfen ienes 9anoestbeiIes einen
9r0Beren Mntbeil an unierem Gin unb
Nusiubrbanocl 81 ii@ern, iin6 pom Be-
beutenoem Grfols. in ben Sabren
1890 bis 1892 bat ndmli9 Der @ertb
oer @iniubr abre iaolanoii3e 9afeu UNI
$s9, ooo, 900 3asenommet, se9en $685.
0oo, 900 in aleu- iibri9en Gbeilen Der
Union. Dies beoeutet fir ben Siioen
cine 3unabme Der Giniubr 0 flint
unojmansis pro5ent sesen cine 2unabs
ME Don nur flint proSent in ben n0roz
li@en uno weltli9en 9afen. Gin
9aupt;wed 6es biretten iibli9en 9anz
bells mar, bic weltli@en proou5enten gu
ueranla0en, ibr fir bas Nuslano be:
itimmtes @etreibe, Mebl uno Tleiid
iber laoli9e Vabnen nno 9afm gu
ueri9iiien, mos AUDI in beoeutenoem
Stage errei9t poroen it,. So ,uuroer
i'm Sabre 1892 fir $50, ooo, 900 Broo:
itoffe, fir $4,000, 900 Nleii9waaren
nno fir Sc, ooo 600 @@la@tuieb aus
benz Weiten Iber Baltimore, Newport
Nems, SEEM Orleans uno @aluciton
na9 europa ueri9ifit. @enn bies in
benz bisberieen MaBe meiter 9ebt, bann
itebt ben iibli9en 9%afenpldten, bic ,pdbz
renb uno mad benz &riese iebr an Be-
beutun9 perloren botten, wieoer cine
i@One BIitbe3eit in &usii@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
Sic Orippe.

@abrenb Der lebtiabri9en @rippeepi6emie
Seb o%ieienisen. mel4e iid an 9r: Sings
Neue Gntoeduns perlieben, ni3t Mur l9ne0
s%enaien, ionbern audi aQen ben laiti9en Na9'
trantbeiten ent9in9en. Oieles Mittel be-
,uirtt% auiiallenb rai6e &lren ni9t Mur III
@r%ippeuanialen, lonbern in aQem gals,
Sruit : unb 9un9entrantbeiten nnb bat alte
Sale pom @tbma unb Sap=Seper 9ebeilt'
Cine Yrobe ,piro Gle iiberseu9e,. Sie miro
sic ni9t enttaui6en. YrobelaI9en III .
80. SlienS Mpotbefe. &
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Sn philadelphia 1T am Samitas
Morsen Geo. %. Gibbs, Der I'M gan:
gen Hanoe betannte Pbilantgrop nnb
3erausseber oes Philadelphia 2ebser"
I'M Nlter non IS Sabren seitorben.
Seine Stiitunsen uno S@entunsen,
namentli9 bos Iltenbeim fir inualibe
9u@oruder in Colorado STrin9s, ii@s
ern benz Wirten unb benz Mamen bes
bumanen Mannes elm bauernbes gn>
benten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Tonbs betra9tli6e Summen einuerleibt.
llnb iene 80 Erpsent wurpen, woblpers
itanben. POM 3udertrut vuerbient" il,
eircm Sabre, in wel6em bic @eldaitss
melt I'M MISemeinen frob mar, ,uenr
ibr NbidluB teineu poiit,uen Verlut
aui~ies. Das feblte seraoe nod. Sab
man benz 9eidwoueneu j3udertrnit auf
Soften bes Bottles cine @nabe erwieie.
Der Senat wirb ii9 bitten! (N. b. 49,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

bic neuli@en BaDlen in benz uon
ltns bereits frJber 9el@iloerten Muiterz
Staat NeuzSeelan baben einen slans
3enben Giegsber Nrbeiter erseben. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. otesieruns bate Elm
8ro9ramm auf9eiteQt, aus Dem mir bers
porbeben: Staatstre6it fir Tarmer,
Mltersuerii@eruns fir jeoe Perion iber
go Sabre unb Mrbeitsuerbot fir Rerio>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
.xpsslM1s1AL Rllls OF FARE.

The young man on the opposite side
Of the table studied the bill of fare fof
some time, while the waiter stood on
one leg With his ear held out for the
order, and then he said: ~ want some
Of that hominy and side order oi
maple syrup, . little Of the spinach,
.om. sweet corn aud q cup at choco-
late The walter slowly moved his
Ilps In ama,ement aud had the order re-
peated. lie smiled and started away
and the young man looked after him
frowning.
"Coufound these walters" be- said.
III suppose they expect every man to or
der something conventional, Ike steak
aud coffee or liver aud bacon"
"lou did put In queer ORDER MAS
suggested.
.'Oh, I don't know. u may turn out
To be n good combination. I'm expert
menting all the time"
"Experimentingy"
ayes; try new combinations. How
did people ever fnd out that Jelly and
roast duck 20 togetheri How did they
ever get on Ia spring lamb and mint
sauce, pie aud cheese, steak aud mush-
rooms and so ont Why, by trying new
experiments. order whatever strikes
my fancy and In that way get some
good combinations"
"whst have you di.coveredr'
"Scramblel eggs AMI cranberry sauce
IL one. Cold pigs' feet and lemon Ice j.
another. Did you ever dip slices 81
banana Into hot bouillonf OF cours.
not. There are no hx-d rules about
these thlngs-you must experiment. t.
Chicago Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
REMOVING pusI.

For the sake 81 the sweeper, the car
pet and the general health 81 the house
hold, the weekly dry-broom stirring ~
of dust should go. Afier u should ~
the feather duster, who.c only use 10 an
artistic one; for IL has lts picturesque
use In the hands ~ the pretty ,oubrette,
~ho Ia. done much tn endoar u tn the
heart 81 the average maid. stage dust
Ing cannot be successfully done With a
dust-cloth. but that In the apartments oi
real folks Il never done well without u.
There should be- an abundance of hem
med dust-cloths Of chec-e-cloth, of the
.lary yellow cotton that looks Ike
chamoi., or Of old silk handkerchiefs.
The.e should always b. clean, and q
maid should he made ne responsible for
their care a. for the care of bed.linen OF
towels.
The dust of sweeping may he avoided
by keeping pail of clean water at hand
and dipping the broom occasionally
draining Il well from water before using
Il again. Or the carpet may be- scatter
ed " iih damp bits Of paper ortea leaves.
The necessity of gathering up every
particle ~ either IL quite sure Ia Insure
thorough sweeping.
All the light. fine dust In the room Is
quite sure finally 10 lind Its place on the
rough surface 81 q carpet, aud when
stirred IL may he full Of danger To deli
cate lungs. The object Of both sweep
Ing aud busting should be Ia get the
dust out 81 q house, and not stir up a.
much Of Il "a possible. The science Of
Il can easily be- made clear to the most
slow. " tilted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NICE FOR A PARTY.

A pleasant wsy for party OF young
people 10 entertain themselves at an In
formal gathering IL for them Ia try "a
distinguish each other by seeing the
eyes alone: lin q shawl across the door
way about i've feet from the hoor. Cut
two holes In large sheet OF wrapping
paper. or newspaper will answer the
same purpose, which will show the eyes
distinctly, hut will not expose any other
part Of the face.
10 any one present possesses \ talent
for drawing, the paper which IL Ia serve
as q mask could be decorated with q
mouth and nose, put on with q brush
dipped In India Ink. This would add Ia
the grotesgue appearance which the
shawl, surmounted by the mask. will
present. Eyebrows might also be paint
-d.
when the paper IL pinned above the
shawl, the company should be divided
Into two parties, one To remain In the
room a. spectators and guessers, the
other 20 20 ''behlnd the scenes" (other-
wise the shawl NJ performers. IL there
are over half a dozen Of the latter line
should he formed; the one at the head
stands behind the mask 40 that his eyes
are distinctly seen by those In the room,
aud another Of the performers asks:
"who owns the eyesr
liza correct answer u given, the per-
formers clap their hands. Then the one
Who has taken his turn goes tO the foot
Of the line and number two takes his or
her place behind the screen. After n
time the parties change places and the
fun Ia renewed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
FASHION NOTES.

Linen and duck dresses are To BE- pop.
ular again this year. They are made in
the coat and skirt style and worn With
vests aud shlrta..
Capes and loose wraps are q necessity
not To be- Ignored while large sleeves are
In style, 80 they are surs tn lie worn
more than Jackets.
New cr.ped zephyr goods come In
stripes, chine and dotted effects, some OF
the fabrics showing . crape-colorcsi
stripe alternating With one In cream or
iyory-w hite, likewise crinkled.
besides the leagucs of fancy lace of
every imaginable design, and Of every
width, from one Inch to one ward, In
cream, ecru, white, black and butter
color, are more novel garnltures OF frill-
ed tulle hung With sparkling spanglcs
and sequins. These will be alike popu-
lar for bodice trimming and decoration.
In millinery.
Very pretty vlne-embroldered, brier-
stitched or tuck and Insertion, all-over
fabrics In lawn, French muslin and
India linen are shown this season, de-
signed for Jokes, waists and borierlngs
for summer dresses.
The custom Of wearing natural now.
ers Ia Increasing. Not very long ago u
Was considered bad taste to wear natur.
al flowers, but some gracious lover al
their beauty aud fragrance has original
ed the pretty idea of being known by Il
special fsvorite flower.
skirts are slightly stifiencd In the back
by an Inter lining at stiff muslin or gras.'
cloth which comes for this purpose. u
IL more pliable than hair-cloth and not
so heavy.
4 pretty Idea for q skirt trimming II
black and white ribbon sewcd together,
gathered on one edge like ruii'e aud IN
i.hed at each aide of the front breadth
with q rosette.
A new Idea for the coming summer u
to have skirts and sunshades 10 match
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
CLEANING BLACK SIX.

80 many women wish Information
concerning the cleaning of black elk
that herewith give . recipe which ]
have seen tried successfully;
Place each piece on = smooth, clean
table, using q wad of the material you
are cleaning for . sponge, and rub With
this dipped In the cleaning huid In down
ward stroke. until each u we'll wet. The
fuld may bc equal parts OF alcohol aud
lukewariu water; u may lie cold coffee
well strained, or water In which an old
black glaze Kid glove has been boiled.
This latter mixture IL q glove put Into =
flint Of water and boiled down Ia half a
pint. or two gloves in . quart Of water.
Zach and every one Of thee fluids u ei-
cellent Ia effect. Sponge the goods on
What will be the right side when made
w, "a some silks can be turned after b.
Ing worn. Hang each piece on the line
to drip; when nearly dry, but still quite
damp, Iron with a moderately warm iron
on the wrong eide, placing q pIecc oi
soft, black cambria az crinollnc between
the iron aud the goods, and ironing each
piece until Il IL perfectly dry. Then lay
away the piece. without folding them
II the .elVsge edges scem Ia draw after
the silk IL Vet, cut them here and ther,
10 give them q leeway.
some person. 10 not Iron ak, think
Ing that a. II drips dry over the line u
will b. perfectly smooth, but this does
not give az handsome an appearance A.
ironing. The ironing must always be
done on the wrong side and over =
second fabric, which must BE- black u
the material L. dark colorcd. III there
are any grease spots on the six, remove
them With nsphtha rubbing II on With &
piece Of the silk-or With French chalk
The latter IL .craIcd on the spot, lef'
there over night. and brushed of In th'
morning. II the spot remains, Try the
chalk again. This must be done befor'
the sIlk Ia cleaned. French chalk may
bc used on any fabric or color. i'en,in'
will remove paint, but u Will sometimes
leave q stain like water. which may IL
removed with French chalk. Another
plan tn remove grease from silk u u
rub lump ~ vet magbesia over th'
spot, allowing IL to dry aud then brush
Ing Of the powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
AT Nm. JUSTICE oRAys lxpeNsG.

~ WNs seotsSe 1'N' ~ $780,
Attorney General Olney tells the FOL.
lowing story about Mr.. Justice Gray Of
the United States Supreme Court.
Judge Gray prefers riding TO walking
and carriage or cab 90 street car.
when he first held court In Boston, he
asked the United States marshal TO pro-
vide him With carriage 20 transport
him from hla hotel to the court and back
10 the hotel after hls day. session. The
marshal vas commercially prompt and
cheerful In complying with the wishes
Of the distinguished Jurist. From Hoe
ton Judge Gray went to l'royIdence To
hold court. lie asked the United states
marshal there In provide him With .
carriage tn carry him hack aud forth.
The marshal said hc could not do 80
without paying for the vehicle out Of hls
own pocket.
why, how's thats exclaimed the as
tonishcd Jurist.
The department would not allow the
account, and I'll have TO pay li, explain
ed the marshal.
hut the marshal at boston furnished
me with carriage and had M trouble
Win hhs accouhts, ssm suuko osy.
I don't sec how he did u, protested
the Providence marshal. ] know u ]
tried Il that Item In my accounts would
be disallowed.
Very we'll, said Judge Gray. Of
course I don't want you To pay Tor my
carriage, aud he paid Il for himself, aud
the Incident closed 80 far ~ I've Was con-
cerned.
Not 40 with the Providence marshal.
lie wrote Ia the iIoston marshal aud
asked him how be managed Ia have his
charge for carriage for Judge Gny's
use between the hotel and the court
house allowed by the department there.
Easy enough, wrote the Ilosion man
In reply. lt's plain, he continued, that
youv. not been marshal long. ! pro.
videi Judge Gray With the carriage, aud
my accounts went through the depart.
ment without any trouble. You see,
put the item of the judges carriage un.
der the head Of care and transportation
Of Observation-Disclosures fost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NoTiCE or voRECLosrRE.

whera. Preston !. s,ss,ey, 81 fo',sr. Coanty
% Ox fori anil state ~ Maine. by NJ. mer<are
dee.i ,lals.i the iosh day 81 august A. ID LOO.
an.i rvsori~.i IN the Osfsri Registry ~ p~esis.
western D.tr,st, bs-ek 20. psse ai, conyeyci y.
ons Thosnas Moahoa, nsw siesss.~-i. certain par
ssls OF lts ~ Tvsl estate situated In Porter. In
all County % Osfori. AMI bounded s foliow.
Q certain par,sl. kno~n as The four ssrv heli.
utoa the westerly ssls ~ The rad les'iinx frosn
ks,af Vail. Village ~ The farm rv.hisnse %
tseorre ". fot AMI touniei upon the east W
.ali roai uJon the .outh by land % Jsme- W.
Chsp,a.ni ~s.t by Land sf ksisin o. Rl.iloa. north
by sni % Q. ". stznlsy. al.e q osrtsin psrrsl ~
lasi With the .ati fr,-tpa ,. STANLEY owns'i In
s.m,noa sni nn.ii,tissi 9th sslssns stanlsy sn'i
l-san.lssl on the south by the "Dki kosi, -
ealhsi. iessiins frvm the r,.hisnc. % The .shi
t.ssrss ". Eos ~ that ~ Josiah Wesk.. upon
The east ssi psrth by iani 20 ,'corsr W, v"t
uI-pn the ve-t by a.. "w~ks -lssture." -
caII-i noe hsni % Ne.s. y Montan. anil
vh-ras The rpn.iitioa ~ ali mortgage has ,sen
broksn. nov tbsrfore. ny r-s.on ~ The br~srh
~ NE condition thsrrof ths un.isr.iEns'i, ~.
~ ntor 81 the last will sni testament ~ the .si
Thomas hoalioa, siaim Q forrsA.are ~ .ali
mortgage.
Juss inh. iss+ .,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
C.,a,.i,uw. Answered.

How do angry women prO,e tbem-~lve.
stroag n.ry-i' They exhibit their ''prrr-
snts II mind" by giving you bit % ur'
How /. IL you can never tell LADY, reAl
hy-,sricks from her sham onr-' B~causs
IA either cas-. its feint
iiy-tnes. Arv her tricks SoA woman
can Away. bsat = man With her own w~p-
IN. all thrvugh bet superior knowledge of
f.int- f,nosL
Why i.s four quart jug like = Lady side
AAidls' because IL hold. - gallon.
We knew . man once Who. when he went
out riding with q csitAln young Lady, at
quite crooked aud AIDE saddley tsigh~i
s.ilyl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
DR. woRTzEL's
LIVER and KIDNEY CURE.

THIS great remedy IL the result OF
years Of study and research by Dr.
wortsel, . celebrated German physician,
who used lt SUCCESSFULLY In hIs practice.
Il contains neither Nitrate Of Potash
nor other ingredients which are de-
structive tn the kidneys, but IL purely
vegetable aud can be taken without fear
Of any evil results.
ii,ermors ralls Mciisine Coz
8ssrs some time aso vas troubls.i Nth I.
pain In my side and In The small of the hssk.
vas persuaded by Q frtsni to try DR.. wostssrs
Ger,aaa Liver and ktisey cure. ! taok two
bosties The pain has ~ft my SHE and my bssk i'
Rsspss,fuIly yca-.
q. n. sss.
gor sAie by
Y. a. smuRrLEvv. ss~,h Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
The u.u,l treatment Of catarrh IL very

The usual treatment Of catarrh II very
unsatisfactory. a. Thousands can testify.
Proper local treatment 10 positively nee
esssry to success. but many. u not most
OF the r~medies In general use afl6rd but
temporary relief. A cure certainly can
not he expected from snuf7s, powders,
doaches and washes. Eiy's Cream Balm,
which IL 20 highly commeoded. u Q
remedy which combines the important
requisites Of quick action, specific curs.
tive power, with perfect safety and
pleassntpsss TO The patient. Ths drug.
eists al ell e.
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couMlssroNCRs, NorsCY.

The unsier-iSne-i. having ,~en spIolnts.i by
the llen. Judse of fr,tste f.r The toustv 81
Os fori. oa the art TUESDAY % June, a. u; 10.
~ srs-iitor- against the estate ~ fsAsr u.
Hrvnsh. late of Porter In saii Coaniy deossse-',
rvprssentrsi in.ol.snt. hsrchy xt,e notiee that
six months from the date ~ all spl-sintissnt
sr allose.i 81 ssh ervsiitsr. IN whish Ia pr--sni
anil pr.se thelr claims, and that They ~iil - In
.s..ioa 81 the folLsvihs place AMI ti'nes Zoe ths
puryo-s 81 wcel,ing ti< sane, via. 81 The rv.i
aescs % JoriaR stay In ssisi Porter on July
ioth and >e,em,sr si.,, 81 10 o'ch-k Is
psts-i thi. Inh day of Jues. 4. u. t~s.
sENTIEhAN,t ,......,..,,...,.
JORDAN STACY, c""m''''""s'-'
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No. iss. G..sr.phlo.i Di,i.ls...

I. Rsmoy. = relative from city in the
Chimes empire and leave girl.
Wrath frOm city In Persia and leave
q shrub
An article % food from . city In Ens-
land and leave ss-i-
4 \ spring from = city In Vale. and
leave Isrisctly pure.
s To 1T fr- from . city In Spain and
l.sy, Irrational
a A relative from city In Michigan and
l..x. a .lay
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Jsck.on-"Yoa'd hitter 20 and make
n up ~hh Dobson. u you care ANYTHING
for his friendship" Jenkins-"whst
have ever done tn Dohsonr' Jackson
-"why. you called him 'Mlster" Doh
son IL captain In = Brooklyn militia
regiment"