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WANTED-AGENTs p, RTIE NrrsF AND
" SPITE most interesting ana ar-iHa-
ooA ever Pullllh ed eI1hr,glng ilc alYelalre. ID
woman On the Union army 4 Nrrt. .rrr. r-
.py. Giving most WVid ienrr rirturr er trr a-.-
-ailrned and disahled tlllcers srd sotf. o. -
selit g pfeiianle eeapioTnent Uil fuJ .a...
any se1n1at o. tEeiF condition. JoNEa HDL.
fan1l-sfritsa
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Choice Flour, Buster. resates. g--.-.
sreeR Corn and ovsry ga-irfv M f..-4.f
fruiis, and Forsign and Done1fi-qrl-. +.
logo street
jan31-tL
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! SsslFille BlOo1 Horse A,svcIa.
NaehTIIIe TrelIing A.s tlalIoa.

A Nzv1Tyg 81 fe Hsnb-rs Of - E.fNv-Ie .
n fEoftaG As-oTi ron nj - I'D 81 Ih~E
rD0uls, ~. - Noftl 90 ] g sifse % 81 fdsT Z
rerur0a tIree o's o,.E a ruac nal atfendanrf
rrqu 70 q ilal q ta1i ius nfaa Wii b urUuy hf
fwe-l- ~ orieF q he Pres ierL
= yo-a 3 Z lONEs. seo'y.
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The notss and aco0unta orT.E w E.-
sin q Co, strickler, Eliis 4 Co.. ara a ....
Adems CO.. viii be found DC No. s. So.
college sireet, Gear tho square. where .t
persons indicted 10 any Of thssa lruIa r...
2 ease maze immediate payment. 81 ..-
business must Be closcd no.
In my absence, 1fr. u Il. rb-4r,- ID. s...
y authorised 10 sttsnd Ii tbe hu..-..
a. g. ADAEs, 81 College st-ee..
mnr3l-3m pe.- tt- e...-..
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRIC8, a. PER BOX

L FRENLd AEElES Ftk TEE.PA+I fiji
yaRrs ana there Is no French soldier who does 1oi
know 80 value
Il was also used extensively b. the allied armies
IN the Crm6aa WsI, AuS such we're gus
4 nFsd from it, use mat lt has acquired world
vide reputation, and no soldier who knows Oi a.
meri viii be Tor a single week without boX in hiF
knapsack, by the use Of this Cer8!e he sWEyF has
a ~ guard against the various troubles 70 which .
soldier is subject, ss by usng t on his clothing hG
car d. vent the appearance Of yeTmIn snd the dis
eases CT the skin enumerated above, and alter the7
have msc their appearance Il ~ hut little trouble
with the aid Of this CerSts, 70 nd himself Of thes'
disaCrccafl' troubles.
The pToprietors have gone 70 great expense 70
procure the ouglral reClpe Of Dr. NeliOe, Viz
drecdons, aud the apparatus for rnsnusctnrlng TIT
Cera.e. 81 it has heen made by the original mVs. q
toF and have procurpd the
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Pony straYed.

ZrRAazD ron the corner q Coilezs szd unias
, strseiss o. ~ $50 iuat 4 sfuaI EiarE H .r-
'uuY, saoG ten years uid. heary mtns n u 81
lad on EGGS skin aaf.lis. paTl-sl y voru. with
AR ainer h7 les sBE r-il. e1rtf ~. far.iusJ
Foru Auy per-ea isaling - p-oT } A. h rdrrzon.
staf 90 g srry trset ~ f4sin1 nl IA ioa ha'
ai Ia 10 Ms r-CoF ~, 81 - henes r. d q
rardsd yle / huQd byUG.sAB
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Intelligence ONCE.

A II persons ssatnx aschsnics, Clerts. d H-u-s.
"A sarTsn =. Nood-Ch1pusrs, Co Iks- 1nefI or -
fneuEhie cr c0iared 70 la a. veil b call ar our
on n, 80. tQz Nortn Cherry street., and register
the.r WHnts
Persors dssri1R s.tnatons VII 40 o. same See
-igl A. b. door 4. HaUCON 4 g0..
neTia-lme Genera Arrn :
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NO So.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


szos,teo with Of Qusrternasisr V-u-h-
ers, ioE which The h1shsst ma-kst price
sill b paid at ths Sra Eaifansl Bank.
NO 90 College street. mssI2 l5s
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Soia = iaiiing, % ia t,s p.io- O. r-..-
graphs q Shs GALLERY Of tie c..as
S4rd Pictures aou only IS rs. l
sPrli-sf A. 8. Mossa. Is ,.s..-...
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nOEsE Is th8 hrst 10 i1u5-uea tr--
neE style Of Picture Esslv baGg -r-s
'ee them are delighted H.-t ta.n
Call a. the caller of .re C.--r --
and and Judge fo- vou-rsr rTftr
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me genuine Cum11r-ala Coal ea1 b, has
pl Knight Bros. 0sias si Driver 4 B-.zas-
%. 80 wsstPusHs ssuars.
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% NASHVlLLE
U. 8. 7-3OLoan.
A OARp

rxSpy unasrdgusd feeps c7ustantv % hand
sci nsscried sioeS ai iroa' ss,laea NHt .
G,vrgs srlss. COPPER. l.nc, 5ash, 0ls AEes
Rses fiap-s. Colto1 SRA err, Ehsashiss Machines,
o. issefi-fe airaF CutferN Wagon iiuesr, f1rt
Rrrk and ilsy, Hydfsui'c Cement Fissier FeTls,
a. Tfa al Porcslsn ketles, Rope, lul ey
49, gnrdsisnss, $50 kets. Iuhe, frooms
II ~ Lard, au. 0aocoTies. ard y regs ether ~.
s,les Tslrliued Tor c.ty aud cguatsy lrRa-s ublsk
''s' - VIZ LYON a co,
-,.,sa-sn IS Market street.
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For SO

fT'HE cornmodious Brick Hou-e -sd vr-a-fatr-
street. - parHcuisrs apu.v o.
A. a. 1chht n, -l. j srrI--r Izf or
apr n. sd. copy.
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Taken Up

a A4stli eeat horsr n. irsa.l-i u n rtra
q este elisa y d. sT1a slr aage 80
ia ta-s -, Nat es1Ia b faa. !, al.lul. a.h
- ~ e-f lle "a 4ils Ql -.raas ls4rai is ali..
y eelcck- ha gHuer sa1 lui BIN b c-.lila ca
Acles- efe stfeeis 1sgEssa 6 > 1ai Cedar
nay4-i1- FaASk 6ssAHAN
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$500, 900
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Without rea-d o value and not 10 Be pad for m
cl you know that yCu VII receive.
Among those Uh0 have acknnWislgsd the ~
ceipt O. Va uABLE GirTS drawn troln this Asso-
ciation 81 &c AZ. l, 1863, the foiiogiag kindly per
init their names @ be used3
X b'rt hotchk NaW haven, Ccun Ne o
ieon. value $50 WFT Willis, VI Pa s., n Y.
Diamond Clust Pm, value soc Mr. X 6 rappan,
j. York St. sod " ten. value SIS. Miss Alien
r. DlckeEsou, BinsksmpiOn, u D.. Mel lodeon. va
he SEQ. Mr. r b Stone, 81 Tenth S.. n iogk
Piano vslua $50 Mrs. Thcs 4 Miller. 5 rsutru.
Pa, Diamond tlug vE'us Sis. Mss Alien J.
Peek. -pungdaid, is, Melo con, value slei. Qr
l. Van Ripper, Washington, d. G.. sod hunlng
Cased Wssch, value $50. Edward II. Lindsay,
Worcester. Mas, Piano, vslus $50 Mss ID \
Farw-ll Dubuque, lows Diamond Bar Dlcps, va
D S250. Francis Moran, is0 Pasr 81, Albany,
y 7 Muse Box, FaIue SO Mrs. c inEersoll
Urtana, ONO silver set, value S6Q. Ii-uf B Y
denducAs, Wilisri's hotel Wssnlns ston, y O., 1ii
YER Pssent Lever Nstch, value SIS Capt. I Var
nsr l5lh y vols, silver hatsn, Fslue So.
Manv persons who have orsWn Yalutb q prizes,
do not v n Their names puhlished or We might ex
tend this list.
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To the Unmarried,

ORACE VAN EFEHE, THE eIF I'D clsis
u vcyani and fgtunai eSp, h ne ao % ~
lrre partner, fiFlne - uaae G the happy ssert
lezsine trails oi cissa1ter, cocuFl-,lon, whether
rich or poor Post otlcc sddre s, s1d otheT vs-la.
he inforusuua, q 1e-ired.
se3d BY mad, PrePsis, 0os pollsF, snd 3sS
sssEP, With q M dtscu Dllon % yogrsen, End
VI reT1gu he lksnosss Wiih taa ahove infoEna
aon. ADDRESS
oRACK van EVEKT,
IL sR--spss q rN----- 80 F'-,-~'t S,,'
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
4 fNots, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Pspers, q
Buf White, Csnars, .paque, magenta, urn
~ and Ofbciai Enge ol.es, Diaries for ls66, =
MemoIsndunls OF very style, PaSs-eooks, Al y
Gums, al sizes, including sOld srs Pocket A.
GUMS, Pocket inKstands, eel Pens, and
large assortment Of the most Celetrateo Guld
Pens, Pencils, Pep Collars folLet : gtleryJ .
n luding the celsBrHted Wostenholm's and =
Wade 4 Butchers kn YES Pocket Books y
Pipes Combs, Haii Brushes, Emery Paper 4,
Sun al, Bsckung and Brush. s, Buder's, Az
nold's oveu s, French CsTmine and Copying
Inks, Mucilage. (a-d POrTslts Of Generals, a
Pre- Packages, Port FOli.s, Dice Fancy soaps, [
Blank Bo Ks and Blot ing Paper, variety Of :
Desk Inlrstauds, PapeT-W eights, Pen REcks, 2
Bill riles Letter Clips. Rubber Rulers, ErAs-
Ing Knives RuliIg Pens, and an endle va !.
nety OF Notions.
School Books School BOOksl!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, Wh.ch we >
win sell at Cincinnati Prices Also, q small
stock Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole
To the Soldiers. E
We have three beautiful Lithogrsphs, repre- =
sent g the different branches d the sorEice,
printed IN four culors, ertitled "Soldier's Ger.
Hncate," Union Lelender's Cerlhcsae" and
.. s. Army Diploma, size l2xl6 inches.
They are enclosed IN a pasteDoaId tube, and 4,
can be sent BY mail without injury. Every or e
Ger and soldier should buy them and send 4
item % their friends.
Pa ....-.....-., 50 eaca.
For the tree. postsge paid..-......-..sl %
Liberal discount Tna1e e E1oiesale dealers.
We gill all all orders for Certificates or Sta h
6ouerT, By msl Or express, promptly.
N. RHODES 1 CO., =
'sbs2 II a Uuiou strast Nashville TsHu
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louisville 9arertisenrtnts
l,R.RARNES' ElTRA GOLD PENS.

'Tne-e usns Gear my tTgde uslyks " Y. r. bAAsss
ExTr. I6u., KY" foT which have secured tne
s11t,-rtch and are warranted sqCa ~ hhehess "
-frI slld ,sorl-uaanslip 20 the besf Eastern man
l-f7ct1re ard are believed 70 b. superior 70 al
,tFers iu durability and other substantial qlaIpes
,-hlrh combine 20 make 3 really serE1ceabs pen.
's,f ~ -slsil or express on receipt of price and
rT1ry-l earrgss III y mall 81 my TtalWh 70 cents
Il sIfed for Tegstry.) Write your name and sd
lsreEs plain y. FL, =
Postage on SINGLE pen GiTss oents; pen with any
caea OF holder and box, ar cents. Old pens re
pqiSsd Eor ffty cents tGnd tanlp) each. Circulars
C. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
Bs5 Msin-strosi, Cor. Sixth. Louisville KJ.
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Boarding.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAS BE AcCOSAfo
"a dated with BaeFding n private hliily, - ~
plyinsu NJ. II bo1ih Caaygy slrees, DC. . south
u De fert ofboe. nsJt--ssH
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CEkT1FlCAfE3 naming esch article and IT,
VALUE, are placed IA sealed envelopes. Ehlch aTe
vel mixed unr Of thee Envelope, contNnirG
the Certd ats or Order Tor some Article, (ysorth :
lesst one dollar st rets4D wih be deliver 4 az our
ottcr, or sent bp mail % sny sddre-s, without "a
gard 10 choice, on the rele eipt q ~ ceuts. The
purchP er will soe chat Arucle it draws, and fts
-slu Z, which may be frnm oue % Five Hundred
DOllars, and can then send One Dollar and receive
be article named.
es-No Bauls-Every purchaser gess yaine.
Parties dealing with o. may depen On having
prcupt returns, and the erticie draan vii D. i'm
med siely sent 70 Sny address By return mad or
express.
kntre SAT- sfacton Guaranteed IN eli Cases.
Two lOIas.
Agent Wadtsd. Send stamp for Circular. All
Letters should be sddressed
T. BENTON 4 co,
Box a567 Post once, New York.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Delleately Per-

LorsSoa Rar Cor Rezt0re- and Drssvrl.
81 L0adoa Hair Cblor ResiorT and Dreairg. ''
'' L0ndos Hair C5ior Rss,9rsr ard DreeiHq, "
81 London Hgir O. Or Restg-cr and Dresi1g. "
1t will restore grsy har to its original color.
2 -lt ll make O. grow ua "a heats.
at will restore The natural sefre ions.
g. 4 will remove al candruf and itching.
5.--lt al maae the hair sou gio'sy snd xihie.
g. u vii pre- ierse the or Wna cuiof 10 o q sge.
Ill vail p e.ent b h.ir uom n Ing of.
liz n N On. :. Al .ll. e. nl lna -r-Ln
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gKOu ReWard.

VxvE WILL GIVE 10 Any cEE PRODUCING
w as sure alroeay end sdr . cule iqi 0qnor
49, I'D Chantrc ~ Re vii send k1y address of
e6ere.,alH n Cen cent roetagc STAMP, Wia s. fci
- lorFar on SO for the later. Never ials 70 curt
Essls or female u bonn hFe . ten days. ~ g
lssiS-sa davt Driver ~. psiriol hseh.
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WA n TED-s6O GOa FOR YOUR
w sELF senu q cent? fcT clrunlsr. $40 in
f,rnatoa bos 20 mEke irom $40 600 e
sEb 600 per yuar au oEzy tsIslness.
Lei COT your lCsrE msle yol hnscr,
fut ro4 sitend urto MS cal,
And % poverty teccme 3 strsnaer,
foI Eeslth . W.thlp fhs reaob oi al
DR., PHILIP BOWEN, J. q. Box fTa
msTa-eEs kEsa, SegIiaa ecsntyi dicb,
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Pearl Ainiaturea, In Oh, OF Wstsr e-I-...
Set tho genuine At she Gallery 5g .ao Cga.
bsrland. .--.,..
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We have also lattsrs b ighiy couunsndiug the ease
rom senator Wilson, alItary COmuIttes, n. \.
fuirai smith, BrE Gen hays 2. hus aensrai y.
( rssey. y. ". MeAiun A. z n berldss CON
1nen aaoTy u0tireH rom no u the leadiug our
lale 10 the county,. Azeuts santed sent, rosi-
Ifid, on receipt Of Pfice, g 80 10 sxiia hnist
b ".
D. B. Bro Ks HROTHERs.
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II IS NGTA DYE.

EEsTnaEa.- Il II complete Bithin itselfs no other
dressing or accomt animsnt oi any KIND being re-
,urot. IA har T novated an sire gtheuei, +,
ar-ssoret % oita ougtM co o saoftness and beau
Jy wit out III apphcat on Of mineral autsi an
o. BE- sntrey diie e1t iToin he mtny artic'es tha
have been issued n M tImo - time. hnd Il the
JSil KNOWS EtsT0EEA C0l0H and pe feet Afn
, aEss.z ,caHiNsD q q deiicstsy pers1mcl, snd
40 bs sprued b. nand, or son urash AZ it does
n0t stain sue skin or 70 tne hu- So Hnen-
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{" NGaNfuUSbY CONTRTVED, AND EsPE-
and HaVy J0arnei.
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10 TaE LADIEs.

We would resueCtnil y The attention Of L'di .
tils new univ D ly 10 ulsr "a Tr raration
md reu IN them tn we'll est ID shed fal.t haf
any the hair tonics vnuilr AZ cot ouiy pO-.-
Z Gu crt1 m thrr e d upuu ne llrUufh D.
b. hair Ihe % ou % hWr oi0f he. % e.
-outaIn 90 -ufr { nee lha ri ciog be pof B. ruI
rrnui " hi n IsrO s-pnug thus rendering he han
rus el-gslt snd b--utitu, every penod Of lite
IL en- heads q l-y- the IN iat!un o HoOd
ssble.
Dos ngf sd Hat, Boure,, o. tts fse.t Liasn-
It il the uulv a.tezie artioie IN twiiEs lutels.
hogt' aecppt on restore the iair 10 its orrinr.
% a besutv. can ing q ~ gros where i has
en on " become tHin irce 81 3 Pc bCttic.
sold BY Or swayns a Son. $50 NORTH Sixth siresi,
'hIa,
JAG W. SMITH.
Cor Church and Vine streets. Nashville
rnavg -Rul--ifs a. at
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1T is briuf1ll ~ Just tie srtieies a soldier OF 8
-raYe.sF needs for daily uso - -Bogion C5agreca-
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atm. York Prices

= d. TH0nfs so -B. rara.
eft--A 81 C.rrrF ar. uHa. ......
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Ban or sansrness doos nst sifaot 4 can b. car.
red 10 The cat pocket eas'iy used oz horssback.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

SuEEF EL0qUENcE Elo1sence has no,
entirely died oct. The folio-ing ). given
a. verbatim report IN the Illinois Hou.-
" Mr.. Speaker think sheep - par
amount 10 dog. and oar iss hsdn't ou.,hter
90 be 90 that dogs can commit ravsges on
sheep iaughfer. ani cries Of that's %.
JP sbere iise. o. ep - Of more account
than dogs ani although YOU nay tel ne
thai dogs o. asefai. stiil I .ay on tbe other
hand. that sheep is usefslier. and sbo- me
the mar that represents dogs on ihi. foor.
and that thinks dogs is more important ibaa
sheep. snd viil sho- yoa q naa tha, is
tautamount 90 kn0s noihing NJ speak
e.. ! an throsgh~ Kansas Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10
Geighbor Ben Adams.

a. osfotssL tstrsTIOs.
Ne'zheof Bea Adags (nav his shs.io- gro~ D
A-oAs 90 s'sht. ~ -a-sg seeks sro.
Asd ss~ ~ithin ~ Erie shanf,'s roon.
A-siss . t~iaAi- b. the as,dsi gst rioo.a.
a ieiio~ ~nh hniera 20 b. h.nd
tsoeetias truk B~a Adss-' siussl.sr 6.un~d,
Bee -bsu h. g. s-ak~. he ths. spols ssts
"Halia. ed friiv~' -h.i's ihsad-r >. ts-sg'
Ths io<isr furnsd th- l.ateru tosard fhs A-d.
A.. iaa sairs 80 very a,-ltY~. --iI.
% sass upyoH tsisf Trap 80 .i~.py sisco-n'
in -rf.ar ihsru g. psss tas bisr--f is-s@-. %
% So 49, 90 p s-,d B-a. b. 49, - -sk@.
o. NJ - iug -lua.' fh@a ths sir.srer srake.
" Wei. tb@s. - s.il Ads,ss. % % q s.api- ..aii,.
Wffs 30 do-n au- ~ them desis - iis %
The k,,isr ur aad a.frief. sai. a-xt airht,
We oauu- srs.a era ihs ssaus str-.k 81 hsht.
A. -hs~si ths asuaes 81 -~afhy citissa.;
49, - tss 6rst ul,aa ~ h-t w.. Bea'.i
lCosuussseslih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

=" just before Mitcheirs releass from
prison. Captain Sandersor. Ofioer 81 fhs
Day at foriress Monroe. asked hia for his
auiogrsf.h Taking Up 81. pen hs -ross
18th hurried dab. 1be iooh-h tnen have
oondn-d he $50 sd sppended his na.se
20 it wiih esri-nf pride Of chirogrspl,icsl
display sni 49, remark. That's iron Jsck
Fsistaf bo- % you Hks ~ n hke "a
-eu enouch vben ] take INTO account jack
Fsissas character for vvrscity.' r-piied
Cspi sanlerson. NJ. Mfcheii made no
respon-e-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10
. NO 42, PARIS MAINE FRIDAY NOVEMBER TO- .ae5

Of Maggie shs understood him and aus
wered-
% She can Wait until we are done then
will bring her sonething 20 eat" Thsrs
vas an effort Of indsaerenoe on the part OF
Mrs. Thompson bot her hasband lad sen
Der shrOagh the -indos. and understood
that the eoldness vas assumed. Joe wait
Ell Hf;er sitting down to the table. for be
vie TO introd0ce the ssbjecf upPernost in
both Of their thoughts; bot she kept silent
on that theme for many msastcs. and BE-
maintained like reserve. At last she SAID
abrsytly-
What are yOa going TO do with that
ehlds~
/ thOught you UNDERWOOD me that she
was to 90 TO tie Poor-hOuse,- replied Joe.
as Il surprised At her question.
Mrs. Thompson looked rather strangely
at her husband for some moulents And then
dropped her eyes. The subject was not
As-in referred to during The meal. At Is
close. Mrs Thompson toasted a slice Of
bread. and soiiened Il With milk and butter
Adding TO the a cup Of tea. she took them
IN 20 Maggie. and beld the small waiter up
on which she had placed them. while the
hungry child ate with every ssgn Of pleas
urc
" Is it gOOd2~ asked Mrs. Thompson.
seeing with What Keen relish the food vas
taken. The child paused with the cup in
her band And answered Nth a LOOK OF graf
iiude that A~Oke 70 new life old humane
fcsiingsJ~hich had been .lumb=rins in her
heart ior half score Of Years
" Wen keep her a day or t~o longer
sbe . 80 weak Anl brlplss..~ sad Airs.
Thompson. IA answer 20 her hasband's re-
mara. a. breakfast time on the next morn
ing. that be must step down aad see the
Guardians Of the Poor about Maggie
" Shell be % much IN your way said
jos.
- I sha'nt mind that for day or two
Poor thing
Joe did not see the Guardians % the
Poor that day. or the nexf. nor on the fol-
losing. IN fact he never saw them AZ all
on Maggie's account. Tor ia less than a week
Mrs. Joe Thompson would a. soon have
thought Of taking up ber own abode in the
alms Aouse a. sending Maggie there.
Wat light And blessing did that sick and
helPless ehid bring to The home Of Joe
Thompson. the poor -heel~right, Ia had
b-en dark and coll and niscrable there Tor
long iime. Just because bis wife had moth
ing 10 love and care for out % herself. and
- became sour. irritable. illiempercd. and
self-aiiilcting in The desolaiion - ber wo-
mans natare. Nov the sweetness Of the
sick child. looking ever 20 h~r IN love. pa
tiencc. and gratitude. va A. honey 20 b-r
soul. and shc carried IN her heart a. veil as
in her arms. precious burden. A. for Joe
Thompson. there vas not a man in the
whole neighhorhood who drank daily %
more prrcioas vine OF life thaa b.. An an
gei hai cpue O. his house. di-guised a. a
SIX. helpless. and miserable child. and 6ll-
ed al its dreary chambers With the sunshine
Of love.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

INroErsScE 90 PUNcTUAuoS. Wanted
a young man TO take charge ola pair of
horses of a religious turn Of mind. A
Sshool Committee man whites We have a
school house large enough TO accommodate
four hundred puPls iouf stories high
A ne-spaPer SAYS " A child va run
over b. wagon three years Oh and cross
eyc'i wiih psniaieis on -hich never spoke
sferuards
Parasol-A protection against the Sun.
used By ladies male Of coit0n and whale
bone.
Straps-Ariicies -o-n snder The boot. 81
geutlensn made % cslfskin.
A. exchange Describing a celebraiion.
says: 90 The prOcession uas very fns and
nearly two miles IN iength a. va thc pray :
er ~ Dr. Perry the Chspllin
An Ameucnn paper saws A eel 80
caaeht in ibs Delassrs oH Mako street.
by boy ~ho ucighed eie,el pounds
u must b. very small boy-ihe reader
has h.s choire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10
VOLUME 80. NO. 80
BR e v TIE 3 .

Why eansOt a railway eng zoe sit dO-s2
Because Il has a tender behind.
Brigham Yosng i.. indeed. /. Pillar Of
Salt Lake. HIS idea Of -if. is-LO,s.
What would pig do IL be wanted |. hsb-
i'stiOnl lie would tie . knot in his tail
and call ia pig-sye.
P1nch says lsil~sy train is feminine
because you often miss a. Bot the real
reason Is. because II takes the nails.
We dOat Ike he ~onen's =. waferf.Ils.''
Why shoah n woman wear q ne &C the back
os her bead in the shape Of pin-eoshion7
Prentice
"loo have been soreIy tried said .
symPashiEing friend ofJoe Cro~don. weep
ing over she eOfin Of has third wife Yes
responded the berssved one. II have al
~ays lad the drcadfulest lock with women. "
The Richmond Times SAYS Of waterfalls.
% We have watched these pbenomona care
folly. and they have been growing larger
every SundNy. and the tails Of the borses Of
the young ladies' PaPas are growing small
err
A North CarOlinian. writing from Green's
boro'. remarks ~itfily: &" A modern Dem
oerAiic platform Is a union of IDEAS that
never he Peaoeably together il they were
not all thoroughly dead"
Evidence aecunalates that the negro
fresd@en cannot take care Of themselves.
Fourteen hundred h~lPless families have
asked the military authorities at Fortress
MOnrOe for leave to bay land for dwellings
IN Virginia. for which they offer hard cash.
What a sne bead your boy has p said
an admiring friend.
les. satl the fond father. % he's chip
Of the old block Amt you. sonny?-
- guess 80. DADDY. cause t-Aeber said
~a- Young blOckbead -
A London leiter writer says that cheap
book-seiler in London has put out the fol-
loving sign:
. FOR SaLE HERK.
NH on Political Economy.
Ditto on toe Floss
SIR Walter Scott tells a story Of Scotch
minister. who. on an icy winter Sabbath.
sIre Aiened his congregst on - its everlasting
iorments IN thiek-ribbed ice Being taxed
With the bereficai tendencies Of such a YER
SION the crafty Scott replied: ia no try
TO scare sinnsrs this cauld weather by max
Ing 'en think about hot sre.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

DUTcB CURE FOR DEUSKESSEss. The
Boston Medical Joarnai SAYS The following
cure for drunkenness j. praeticed in Hol-
land The patient - shut Up in room.
and debArred all communication. exeept
Nth his Physician. A. often A. be pleascs.
spirits-hrAndy. uhi.key. gin. eie..-are
given him. bai mixed With t~o-'hirds water
AL other drinks. such a. beer. coHse. vine.
etc are mingled With one third brandy.
The VARIOUS kinds Of food. too. that are fur
nished him-bread. meat. etc. are all pre-
pared ~'ih brandy. consequently the patient
- IN state Of continual intoxication. Thi.
lasts about I've days; at the end Of thai
time he asks With en;reaiy for other nour-
isbment. witiout his request being compiled
With. until h,s organs absolutely abhor alco-
hol. The cure - complete. and from tha,
period the very smell Of spirits pro dsces on
him almost The effect Of an enesic.