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, 1873-12-28

tcosea. Average weight, 80 tbs 1cHs yield Of lard,
10 lis eas.
Returns received by tie Cincinnati Prfcs Current iu
regard tho progress Of the acklng Indicate failing
tho crop will 10 ehort. At Louisville, one or two
houscs are running but the minority Of tho largo pack
ers have ceased operations, and tho packing will prob
Cincinnati eatnato that their city will fill 100 900
short Of last yeAE. Chicago. Indianapolis, and I'LL
aggregate will probably exceed tint Of lust season.
Tho Daily Commercial Report gives tho fol-
lowing as the shipments Of provisions from this
point during the weok ending Dec. as. and siuce
Nov. i:
, 1873-12-28

HIIEEp-Unler y reasonably nciyu ieu1apd aud the
continued light roscpss tho iarket has maintained
tho firm tone daycloled' lant week. Bh!ppors A4yo
caeses Of buyers tho daily receipts wore readliy ab-
sorhod at $3b0G93.76 for common. at $l0o14a5 for
extra loa fecbo1 $5a5@5.7b, hut these Transactions
do not, Of course. fairly reflect tho market. The
yards Ara empty, aud tho market cloyca lrm.
, 1873-12-28

WIeat was dull aud relatively stoady, at an
Private aaylcos from Liycrpool quoted an al.
vnnce Of I'd per 100 tbs tAarot owing to tho fact
Of small supply; but tho fact was not gonerally
lnown hero. Tho receipts wore agaln largo,
and thoro was rllmor TINT a good many caraa
to tho roads which bring grain into this city,
which was regarded az o,nlnous TINT our stocks
will increase very rapidly noxt month. Hence
the feeling was rather weak. There was fair
for No. q. III tho option department thoro was
not nlnch dono other than to olcar away tic
disjeota monbra Of tho January fcast, which
has bonn dovourod before tho mouth sota in,.. a
worry fow December doala wero aettlol, there not
woro soarcoly mentioned, In tho eYidont
Abaence Of buyers. Seller january opened
At $l.l49s, roao to $1.14N, roeesled to a1.14ll1,
, 1873-12-28

ourial poreonhi trust 1tis idio to talk Of any
;pormauonoy to confidence snny nthbillty to our
financial or industrial affairs, until thoy aro
based upon ~ ;sbao1ute and tangible security.
FConhidcr tho constituent elements Of tho avor-
age National Bank, Expressed In two Itoma-
"Capital and Confidence I'm about tho proper.
tion Gus shown by tho gonoral bsnk roturns) Of
10 por cent Of capital to 90 :por cent OF conf
doncoi This Is all very lovely whilo things ro-
main "all aoreno," but with tllo first shock Of
public confidence this 90 por cont OF effective,
hut unreal, capital is swept awAy at breath.
This fs thcinaYitabla "wlld cat. .-tho worry diyin-
itY OF irresponsible bankers. that Ia thc fcaturo
of o,tr present. na vol aB Of al1 preceding bank
lug Byatoma In this country, and Is tho enemy Of
ali security and stability. :
Thoro ia ono aole radical remedy for this iifYl-
culty-tho monetary capital Of tho country ropro-
aontel III bank deposits must roce1yo that
measure Of security that equity and sound
policy, demand. This SECURITY must, lliko tho
security for olr bank circulation, be placed In
tho hands Of public custodian. require all In
dividuals or associations desiring to do a depoBst
business to put in tho hands Of tho Comptroller
a deposit. Of sound nocuritles, National, State,
corporate, and real estate. equal In; amount to
thoir average depost line to be periodically va
ried aH their average may require, to DO detcr-
mined BY tho Bank Examiner. This will Eivo q
stable basis Of confidence, not liable to my goll-
oral fluotuhtlon or collapse mud financial panica
will bocomo impossible. THUS secured wc ollnll
have tho bost. tlnanoial system In tie. world and
DO prepared to aeouro mud mntntaiu that COM
mercial and financial supremacy which tho noar
by futura gives Ut tile promise OF reaching.
HYDE PAnK, noo. 2G. y 3. KING.
, 1873-12-28
, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Nevievv for tho Wcelz Ending sntur-
a. dAy. Doc 13a ~ ::
-. -. SATURDAY EVENING, Dec:27.
Tho receipts Of live stock during the week have been
, 1873-12-28

EXTRA: :.s...:s.s.........,+..$ol lb9610 $3.7b93.80
Good to choice. ...,.....,,,,,,, 4g0G951Q 3G5a3.7O
Common to medium .....,.,.. 460(J485 3,6QGf3,0Q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
lsou5h..g wiihou, D-nd Farrows

T'loHyh!mg ,ciihOHi D-1d FdrFOiCS.
How Tn plough without leavia. rigdes
aud dead lurtoWs Is sstllug to be one of
'hc important questions among farmersot
lis,e and neatneSs. Dead burrows besides
,,.iuE - much in the way OF the i'm.
proved machinery now in general use,
are an eye sore to all admirers OF smooth
fields
At late discussion in the Utica Farm
els Club. Mr. j. A. Coon said he plough.
cd IN lasds, back iurrowins hall of the
lime swinging round the ends, and never
ploughs across the ends of his lands,
and 80 saves time over turning corners,
aud thinks he can plough faster in that
WAY. The second year Turns his back
furrow into the old dead furrow and so
keeps his field level and avoids bitches.
w. II. II. Coon thinks il best to make
as few dead burrows as possible, on &C
count of The liability to wash, and the
wear and tear OF reapcrs and other ma
chiuery.
: Il. Hubbard said, To avoid deal fur.
rows he would begin in the middle aud
throw The iurnws in.
MIR Brown does not plough in land;
ploushs around the whole field, whether
il be five acres or forty. throwing the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Housekeeping Hints.

Never put particle of soap about
your silver il YOU would have it retain it,
original luStcr. When !, wants polish,
take a piece % son leather aud whiting
and rub hard The proprietor Of one OF
the oldest silver establishments in the
city OF Philadelphia says th~t house
Keepers ruin their silver 10y washing il in
soap suds, rs il makes il look like
pewter
Steve luster, when mixed with turpen
tine aud applied in the usual manner, Is
bl,cker. more glossy. and more durable
than when MIXED with any other liquid
The turpentine prevents rust, and when
put on An old rusty stove, will make
il look ~ well u. new.
To extract ink from cotton, silk and
wooden goods satur'lc the spots "i.h
spirits of lurpenlinc. and let 1t remain
several hours; then rub it between the
hands 1 will rrumJle Away, without
iniurmg either the color or the texture +
the article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
4 TaiuaJis Fertili-er CtTI=ed.

4 TdludJis Fertiii<er Jti!-ed.
Every farmer has the means al hand OF
manufacturing. al small cost. one Of the
mos, valuable fertilizers in use lIom The
contents OF the privy that are too often
nearly lost on account OF their offensive
ness or want OF proper knowledge. II
the term fertilizer NJ the head of this
article is suggestive of adulen,ion, all
tears OF this Kind will vanish after a fair
trial.
Early in Spring make curb OF proper
axe under cover. and plAce IN the bottom
layer Of dry muck ak inches deep, or
in i,s absence soil will do and may 90
alvsutaseouSly taken from the marginal
elevations OF plou.hed fields. Upon this
vlsc. a layer Of the said contents two
inches deep, and thus build up the pile in
alternate layers, using two or three times
the quantity Of muck, covering the whole
with it 20 the depth OF len inches. Now
save all the liquids from The sleeping
apartments through the Summer and
pour upon The top, adding more muck -
may be necessary. In one year this will
be Iii for use. well decomposed, tree from
offensive ojor and may be handled AZ
wol. A. 80 much earth. have used this
compost in top dressing erase lands with
marked results Last Spring piece thus
treated Was far ahead al the rest and had
to be cut ten days in advance. \ small
quantity in corn hills will push tho Young
plants forward. give them rich. dark
green colol, and u stamina they will not
forget during the season.-Ie,m5M
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
nAite Cnderelothing Pref.rabie


The Ilelald OF Health recommends
White Undertaking, - moi only more
healthlul. but on accouu. OF lis moi radi
aiug the hea; Of The body as some other
coiors dc. Another strong incentive il
the avoidance OF possible poisoning. :e-
>uhing from deeterious dyes. The
J5,a7.al Of Chemistry gives an instance
OF the poisonous effect Of aui.ine colors
upon the skin in the experience of gen
I,mau OF BY field. He had. "a few day.
previous, purchased some new under
shirts OF colored cotton Sith various tin,s,
among which anime red pledominsIed.
Ia short Time after putting on The gar
mynt peculiar eruption, of AL irritating
nature. appemed on the portion oil the
body covered 5y the cloth. The effects
were not merely local. but to a cOusid
cradle extent constitutional, pain and
unesSineSs being eXpei ienc ed in the back
and lower cxuemitieS. In proof that The
eruption WAS caused by the dye colors, it
may be stated that a portion OF the gar
men, about the upper part OF the chest
was lined with linen on the under side,
and wherever this came II contact with
tbe skin no eruption or redness appeared.
!; i, not probable, the J0l raGl rema Is,
thar the number OF persons is large who
possess such idiosyncrasies of constitu.
ton as 10 be easily poisoned by dye
colors, but that there are some does not
ADM, Of a doubt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to It's high standard;
and is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OK FADED HAIR to its youthful color
saking it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all cruptionS
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create n new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
IS it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. a. \. Hayes, MD,
State Assaycr of Massachusetts,, says,
The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and | consider it the BEST PEEPA-
RATION for its intended purposes
So!lJy al Druggists. and Dealers in Ned
Price One Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
PREMIUMS Fs. 1879.

Every .uhs.tissrto THE ALDiNE Tor The year
80 y DO receive pair of rhromos. The ousinHI
pictures weie painted iu oil tpr the publisher "'
TNE sLDINE, bN 1humas Moran, Nno-e Etcai
colorado pic,rrs VS. purrhs~.l b. tougtr-- i'I
t-l thousand dollars Tho subject. were chosen q"
irpr..erf "1h- Es.f' All The Wet ono i- q
yi.w %. tl. Nf Mite s.iuf- .He. New Hampshire.
TIE otisr CIV. thr CHI ol orocn River tum.uE
Icrilierv. The dinsIru-. u the N1l.le oi The
scenes themselves De- a pleasing contrast and ~
f,r.l. good display 90 thc aiu1t- scope aud
co.oriuE Too chrome are -Arn worked from 81
ti.ttnrt plates sni are ~ si1" .i-NiD anI appear
Ins, exact iae--.ul .e- ut the originals.
These chrnmo~ are iu every sense American .-
They arc by IN original American prorc--, with
material o. American manufacture, it1tu tr-lsu-
III American scenery ~ AN American painter, AL
plc-rutcd Co sulectIucTs 10 the fret successful
American Ait journal j. no better because ci
Ili this. they vi. certainly posses an interest no
foreign production can inspire. and neither are
they the Wors- 10 by res son oi peculiar iuci.t e-
ui product - thsy cost the puuIl -htT only tll~,
rhi'e 6gUGi IN crrrV respect 10 oft'r ct'Dmos that
ar, syd sung'g fcr douJie tts subscription prics p
TIRE aLDINE Persons 81 ta-te viii prize these
pictures Tor tuCm-clyes-not fOr the price they
,lid s. i sot cost aud viii appreciate ne enter.
prize that renders thcIT ri. -tILuuuu possible.
Il any suu-rih.r saou!u indicate a preference
Tor q Squire subject, the publishers VIII send
"Ihou.uts ~ Home a ntw amt beautiful chtom"
DINO inchJ- REPRESENTING % lulv Italian exile,
whose speaking rye- bctray the longins- oi biz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
CONSTITUTIONAL
Catarrh Remedy.

/ To MEssRs. IIITIFtttIp Co. ItulrU;uJ, %
| C5H,fituG.oAaf CdfIrfk h,-c.s. Ma. s.stri. \.
H..
| reside ~ N8uChc.irf. \. I'd auI lt,,Iuu-.y
/ resided A. lirusikr.Aul HIa ustNv ui N..Is. -
| nj. STATE have .ad tttl-ii .Wrtt. .utv....i-.
/ ever ,iuce "a. l,.s.4rt. LaIi. trd au tuv
lime IL rum .. ti,t l,...,,.l aau Ai.I. o. u,U.l
nm un..Itl.0 rlot. Hiy tur.st causing D., svri.
ius Of chsk4a 80 t..... s,.,.t .,..u- 30 Doe D.4
/ 10 ss,e u, eli ilou. inauguration. o. slv.t 81
nv head % .i.H; i... ,ou4a--a 4ai 49, ,i.Hsi-'
With severe hesu~ .,r 90 i....' ale, too wees no
/ a Gu.' $500 NV ~ -. 100
/ 49,. -, :, o. .. .., ..-, .t.,,,.,. -.
/ Cr.i-.I t.I,i,t,.: t..-t .l tlct.n., .u. are.
/ -f,ttu. fryrt.-I k..u.u i saDg ArI G..
/ ~.,r.,,l.,I ,'i.-.,.....- ls,t.Ia...u. con- f :
-, -. 10 f.. .s..it s....l q. ffairh l....f.
"a ...,. f..t, ...,-. ...f@. .,....t~ ..u L..
| 90 tI ~. f.. ~, .., .., .. r. t.i. ...,....
l "a ,..,..t b.. -...e... ~ H..t. - i..t,lrf
/ h.,,. a.. u,.,- r.. .. -.H.h N, ,,I. ..-
,,-t,.u q ,.sfs over u.N know i.ist.t. rur.ii.
cine MAJ L..l t.r.,.I Dol. from ut,rt, sHH..ias
/ AMI ,IInl-t tl. crave san Iyk able to $40 o.
brf,i..f y,.k Irt ..r ti. .f,.,.,-t ,,n,suf. sut
| ierI tl.l ,,uuu. -At .oo uu,u 100 f-,or of re
t.nsfii.t..ns. DoiHrth L,Ir|..
Mrs. g. d. 81 NNutL-
Man,h-,'s. y. ID. t'b. .i''..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Caution.

1 IL person, ate hereby cautioned against
~ aud Ioiuil,I luJcII-irg, certain note
si-urti ly ml.e,! au1 A.ia Howard, dated ApH
30. ls,i. gwen 30 Eotbm-Uu Dean or ortrr ini
enc hundred aud seventy i've dollars, pt' 100
one yrAr from i. lA.c with interest annually.
sail note etisg secured ~ mortgage upon
premise wholly mine. and Jcug gwen Uith"u.
am cons Iteration Geo m,. All Agreements aud
promise. made az lt- d.tc having failed aud l"cn
brOAcE. / do NOT intend tp pay the note.
SlpANIA =. HOWARD.
WEuess JEnNN >HORbN.
Go.ham. y. a., oct. Il, 1913.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

A Texas editor. whae midnight oil
must have failed him just as was going
to press. prints the following energetic
opinion. The man who would water
petroleum and sell it, would sneak into
the palace OF the king OF kings and steal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
wIEL De DISTRIBUTED As FOLLOWS
Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by
i lhe Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor The
County OF OAlurd on the 25d day OF October y.
u. 1873 Commission te receive and examine
the claims OF creditors against the estate Of
Ammi Bridges, late Of Porter IN sara County
licensed represented iuso!vent, hereby give notice
thar six months from The date Of said appointment
are allowed 10 said creditors i'm which TO present
and prove their claims. and that ttry VIII De IN
session at the Office OF +. ~ RidlOB, kezar Falls,
Maine 40 the following times for the purpose ol
receiving The SINE, VIZ: the last saturday ~
December 1873. al / o'clock T. n, and the last
saturday IN March lS1i, at O'Clock !. VI
JORDAN STACY, ri,
FRANCIS W. REDLON,
Commissioners.
Inteh Ibis Isl dlK of Nov. 1sI3I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which viii
quickly and cilcctually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. ?. HhLl. co.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Mercantile savings Institution.

NVO. - WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
y Al deposits made zoo tlis Institution cour
thence drawing interest on Gee fret day ui each
aud every month. Interest D.. paid for every iuli
calendar month thee money remains Ia baih,
thereby securing o. tho uclc-itor as GRACE rae
OF Interest exceeding TIT pail ~ any otac. SAVE
ing- institution. Tho institution has @ guarantee
niui OF $4,000 Cor She express protection of
dypos.tor ortli-leW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Executor sale.

ID 7 Virtue OF license from the Judge Of Pc.
ID bate for oxford C0un.v, the uHdcrs gucl 3 =.
eNulorof the last viii and Testament Of Lorenzo
Billings, late Of Wool took. in said County. de.
ccGs ed, hereby gives notice ihat he VIII SELL 20
public auction. on the premises. the twenty
ninth day Of November instant. 40 one O'Clock on
the afternoon, all the right, ti,le, and iut,-e
which the said Lorenzo Billings had 10 ap, i1i
ali real estate n the said town OF Wuod-iOcS. aud
especially In and 10 the premises occupied by HIM
for a homestead at the time Of his dece1se-
AUGUSTUS BILLINGS,
I-cecVfOT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

| the gliding from the wings OF angels
The sufferer could hardly have been more
vigorous in his Pronunciation if he had
caught somebody watering his whiskey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
TERMS.

50 per aunum in Advance, with
Oil ChrOmOs Free.
Ter 30 Cent. Extra, tie Chrom0s tU Je se1!
mounted rdrH,sh,d and prcpGid ~ mail
THE ILDINE "il, hereafter. be oataiuablr
univ bv subscriptions There Wiu bc ~ reduced
or club rate each Tor subs sripti0u- must Dee sent
% the publishers direct OF handed Dob the nearest
local C;tnyu ser, IrtthOuf responsibility 10 The put
fishers. except in eases where the certificate !s
given, bearing The fdr sIate signature 90 JAMES
SUTTON a. co
CANNAksERs WANTED.
Any person wishing 10 act permanently zoos @
local cauyaNsct w0l receive fail aud prompt .ulor
nation boy applyiac q,
JAMES SUTTON & &C., Pub!Ts.
IS MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

HI. -. w ANU - N"si''' 49,
pCar BittcrS are 4 purely Vegetable
nrenorotiop made chiefly from the ma
1.-Two horbs fnund ON the lower ranges of
80 sio,,., No,.,,Io r,nrDtoins of C9Gfo~-
~ - .,,,,i;,:,,,l ,,,.,,,c,,ice NJ ,yL.rb
mo- ~ - - ,,;,i,..,. ,r, ,,s,
are cNtI"'.Vu ti!C' '''O'" " ''''.'.
OF AIcoHol; ne me qU, 80, Us. .' ". WI ,.o
uHlIy "}"C"i " 49, 80 - ~ 49,, mr..
unpaIa"C'" S",1'.9 w. .,. - ~
IEl'S vi. '."''''' ~ 'i'.,. -
the cause OF "'s','-e' ..'' '"' t','.''-
covers his health. laey are i.'t -It".
blood purifier and % ii'e--'''N- f..''.'i..',
q perfect Een''a,or ""I l..''-.''. .,..
Of the system. Never '''..i '' '''s
history %. i+e Nor.' 'l- ''.'..'' .,'
compounded p'.-t-,.f .''.'.' ...,
qualities OBJ INE'A" 'l' ..s' .r,.~
sex Oh every ,''.,''' .'.' ....I Ne. -, v1-.
49, u 49,, I-....,.,' ar I-r,ur4,.ru II
"a. 49, ,ri yi.-.-.l O--t,s /. Billions
-
M, ,,,,,,,o,.,;o. I'm U.Tt-r-,'.;
Inc plOp'iu' '' r.-,t"-..s.
INa'AE 1877 -..S ..' d" 49,. -.
Sa,Al.n'tNe y '-., .....'' 40. liz.
He""-1 r. ...1, ,,.,.
i've "', amy. - t'.'''.''' ,..v-...
V.a,''. ha'Na.I!s ,'. ., l,., H. T.,
E. .'-t .I"' TIC .'''. "o...''''. ' 10
.'.. .''.-.-'' '"' shining
49,.
'ra take these BitlcrS
directions. and remain long
t#..rlares wc not de-
.... .Y Ot Otlcr
.l ....f ..-... wasted beyond
r.....-
,t'... -..;t.uf and Inter-
,s.I ~, So ureya-
e.. ~ ...- ,ra,t rivers
... ,-....., .......7 csn.ei,r',.
.,.., ,t.'ei',ri'
' '.'. INV 80 80, IA -
I i" ,NO'i ''d' N'"aH-
... .Ir. u..ts, RIO Grandc,
,..Hl.. Mobile. Savannah. Ro-
:.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

Why is this continent like milk Be
cause ISIS ours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

Dated thi. l,t day OF Nov. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
CATARRH |!

A Woman kIavinS Ca
tarh 80 Years, Cured.
A Dropping in Throat Unv@ily =,
Stranuiinq, Pains In the Sides,LCilS.
Headache, Dizziness and zen srat
WeakneSs.C by less than nroe
Bottles OF the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

VINEGAR BirIEGs a-c Apc..eat. DaIaoGe'.c ,
Carmiuat,ye. Nutritious. Laxative. Dluttuc
Scdatiyc. Counter lu,tIat Sldor'ac' -A.teF--
tive, and Auu-Bi.ious.
t.t"-Gi Hh0usaudsproc' VIT-
rrt. ii.rt, the most wonderful, In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

Price Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25
Pin. Tape. and other Worms.

lurking IN the system OF so many thousands,
are efiectually destroyed and removed. No
system Of medicine, no yermiluges, no an
thelminitics will free the system from worms
ike these BittcrS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14
The Ainsworth Scandal.

The wife J. D. Ainsworth, of the
Denison Reciep, whose guilty fall
was chronicled last week, furnishes
the following letter for publication.
AS usual, the faithfully wife prefers
to regard her husband more sinned
against than SHINING:
DEAR SIR:-In yours of the oath
I read your remarks in regard to a
scandal case at Denison. l wish to
say that "that young woman" is an
old maid - thirty-tour years old;
she has been carrying on her
meaness for long time, and this
circumstance has only developed it.
So, you perceive that there was no
seductive influence necessary to
win her. 1 have learned since this
matter has been brought to light,
that she is the one guilty of seduc-
ton, and practiced her wiles on
too-wi!ling 4 mind, and hoped so to
captivate as to secure an elopement.
But, the fates decreed otherwise,
and unfortunately for both, nature
asserted her authority and forced
confession. This compelled the
one to feign insanity and the other
remorse. But, to be- candid, Mr.. j.
d. Ainsworth, my husband, told me
of others, married women in Deni-
son, such as Mrs. 49,, and Mrs.
-, who first seduced him from
his home-women who are number
ed among the elite of the town. He
told me Of these first, and | to,gave
him; but when he told me of what
was carried on in my own house,
it was too much; | could not stand
it, and l consequently went to my
fathers house.
Now l wish, if not asking too
much, you would give the facts to
the public, with as little varnish as
you did the seduction of the old
maid" young womanw l want
the matter set right. You may
suppress the names of Mrs. -
and -, if you prefer, but | think
it would be a blessing if they were
put unmaskrl before the people--it
might save he character Of some
others who are now in their meshes.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. J. d. AINswoRTH.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14
WON AN SUFFRAGE.


The annual meeting of the Iowa
State Woman Suffrage Society will
be held at D.s Moincs, March 4th,
1873, at Which time the annual
ele, ton of officers will occur and
other business Of the society be
transacted.
Members of Suffrage organiza-
tons throughout the State and all
persons interested in the question
of Woman Suffrage, are earnestly
invited to attend the meeting and
participate in the deliberations.
Encouraged by the progress made
during the past year; believing as
we do that the political emancipa-
ton of woman means the moral
elevation of humanity let us enter
upon the work of another year with
renewed enthusiasm and unswerv.
ing faith in the ultimate triumph
of the right; confident that here in
our own country is to be developed
the theory Of true, republican gov
eminent, i. c. ga government of the
people, for the people, by the people. >
Mrs. Mary Livermore will deliver
her lecture upon "Woman's work
in our civil war;" the evening of the
Sd of March, and we hope she will
remain during the convention,
With all earnestness let us com
mence again and renew our demand
for equality before the law.
LIZZIE BoYNToN HARBERr,
Chairman Executive Committee.
State journals are requested to
| copy the above notice.