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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
F.Iso DeIloaoY.

The friends of those who arc troubled
with bad breath, and, through over
squ,amiShneSS, dislike TO refer to it, COM
NIT positive and cruel mistake, cspcci
ally il they arc awale OF the merits and
@tral efficacy OF the fragrant SozoDoNr.
Tins i, the Irur and only remedy tor The
difficulty; there /, no valid excuse Tor %
IL -IrIh mnM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Republican, state Convention.

The Republican, Of Maine sud AL others who
support the present National aud stale Admins
;rat,ou. are inylt,i o. .euj delegates Co a >'S'c
Convention 10 be- holden 3D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
THE STORE

has been newly built-good style-and in good
repair. The second story is designed a q tenc
ment. The Lot contains half an acre, and joins tile
farm and has barn thereon. IL will be sold In
connection with or without the farm-with on
without the stock Of good goods now in IL.
All tlc above mentioned property l. arranged
conveniently for the trader, and has been occu.
pied rs such for several years by the subscriber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

PARIS HILL LODGE. No. -; Par

PARIS HILL LODGE. No -; fHri- H'ii'
friI..t evenings.
Acadia. south pH1s, Monday evening"
Rising star, Bethel FRIDAY evening"
Nrxiu~cof fsurkncI saturday evening"
Crystal Wave, h. EUcAiicid. every lInlsH@l
Ercpiuc
Maple Grove. Wc-- Peru SATURDAY cNuuins'
r.tIakr. Center Hartford ryegy >aturdeS
InvineibIe, W. sss. East summer, erery Other
FritaV Evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

CastOlia IS more than a substitute for Castor
Oil % 8, tAc oaly safe article in existence which
j. eertan Co Issaiiate the food regulate the Oow-
els cure wind-cOlic and produce natural sleep; ~
contains ucithcr minerals. morphine or alcohol
and Is pleasant 90 take. Children need not cry,
dad mother>rzlv rest decJl'73-lsm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
NAILS AREIvE

From Portland and Boston, at ls:s0 \. v aud
AIS p. N.
Down mail, via Grand Trunk, 80 Z. VI.
Prom Norway and the western part ot the county
AZ - L. VI
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I a.. d. n.

rru,suket Lodge. No. O., EroWudsld. meet
u 3I.l - 80 Doe. day 20 each month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Notice To- Teachers.

4 IL persons designing % teach in Paris the
~ ensuing summer, are hereby notified % meet
az tHr Academy, Par Ill., Saturday, bay j., az
ten O'Clock for examination
CHAs. Il ELDER.
GEO. y. tl,oCkEII
ALEXANDER NIL.
s. IS. Committee aT Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT !
Augusta, May z, 1873.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
on TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of MAY, inst, at
Attest; GEORGE G. STACY,
Secretary Of state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
FARM g. STORE
FOR > a l. t.
A Rare Chance! = AT Bargain !

A small Farm in RUMFoRD CENTRE VILLAGE,
containing seven acres of excellent interyale. No
better land can he found in the Audroscoggn Val
ley The buildings are nearly new-modern style
and in good repair. Water eXcellent-supplied
with never failing wellr IL desired, these fam
buildings will be sold with a Small Lot of the
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
HaKBlETONIAH STALLION


tAttptcul ~ IVY HAsuit III
HIRAM (o1ford County, MAINE,
three miles from kcLar Falls, four miles from
Cornish, aud nine miles from Brownfels.
Each horse will be limited TO thirty mares be-
stiles my own. Season 10 close August lst. All
Interested will take due notice aud govern them.
selves accordingly.
TERMS season service producing foal 80 4;
producing no toal, $40.
PEQUAwKIr Is bay. stands full lGl hands high,
was sired by Gideon, by Nv sdick's HamhletOnian 1:
dam the seayey mare, by Hiram Drew, grand dam
the Swcctser mare by Eaton horse, he by Avery
horse, by Winthrop Messenger
COuPON Is black brown with tan colorcd muZ.
zlc aud fanki stauds full ljl hands high, and
weighs over los pounds was sired bv Gen. Knox
dam the hnowcll mare, 10y horse called Young
Abdaliah.
CoUFON il JtH brother 10 Logan or Littlchcld
horse, sIo Of The fast mare Lady Briggs
Good pasiuragc for mares on the place. No
risk, taken
T.. q. Addrc,s, Cornish. York County, Maine.
JAMES LDGECOMB.
Nav r.. IS-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Freedom Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my
i son AlonzO :. Brown his time the remainder
II hi, minority 10 trade aud act for himself, and
shnll claim none of his earnings and pay no debts
OF his contracting after tins date. ......,
MELSQE b. BROWN.
Wimsss-J. l.. PARKER.
EAst StonehAm, Aprll ~, lsIa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

IAAE III sOUI. i.hL", maroa l.L t,H
.t;,u> No Z G,h Aycuur. Al. yv cough,
,..~ u,-d Whcczrl,. aud ~uunlcr,. IL D.
t., G,puI i"r Hqi,'s HoHsy az H1rehJUpd
nid Tar. which Ter all ailments ol tho
luoS, aud their air passages is an i'm
mediate aud sovereign remedy. All
Druggists keep u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Freedom Notice.

TINS Is to certify that have this day giycuuy
i son William {. McArllc his time the IT,
maIndcr Of biz minority, to act aud trade for hl-
self, ana shall claim none Of his earnings and
pay no debts Of i7 contracting ailcr this date.
JNO. G.. MCARDLE.
Wine.s-S -. BOLSTER
South Paris, April - 1919.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
New Advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

&FEA said farm j. situated At Norway
GuIGGA Centre, about forty rods from the
NHssiR Orthodox church, and was former.
&4atIA ~ owned by sumner Frost. sall
iArm contains 75 aeres--J acre.
oi tmla,c. under good cultivation There are tWo
in,s under good repair. For further particulars
enquire on the premises OF ,,.,,,.,.,., ..
EDWARD WlllrTLE.
NORWAY Nav Is, 1873. Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
81 Exchange St, Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the key. Safes
inside their Vault at rates varying from slo to
SEQ per annum according 10 size. They will also
receive on special deposit balees, the securities
of persons residing abroad or out of the city;
those temporarily from home; officers Of the
Army and Navy; masters OF Vessels, and othcr~
and will act NJ Attorneys in the collection AMI
remittance OF ipoone, when desired.
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward
Ell Gin application. RORkHr \. BIRD,
Manager
Portland MAY 3, 1873. mayo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
svSoRGAN BILLY
THE STALLION
" Young Sky Lark "

WE the undersigned hereby certify that the
w stallion, Young Shy Lark" Is owned
hy ns, and i 20 be kept the coming season for
mares or breeding purposes az the stable of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
ST. JOHN HASTINGS,
IN BETHEL;


ThAt he Is u q dark Bay e, lor, black points with
two white feet behind; j. seven years Old In June
ls,3: 10 ls1 pound. We sht, and over l6! hands
high, kind and gentle iu harness, Of good DISPOSE
liOu and easily handle !; was sired by the import
ed horse "SKI LARk,n q thoroughbred English
race horse, imported by an Enslishman by name
OF White, who has a large stock farm in the Val
ley Of the ShenaudOa, West Virginia. lWpCg,od
SKY LARK" was aracc horse Of arra1 notoriety
hRYIug WaR aud retained tho Quoon's Cup against
all competitors until became his owners forever
lie was fourteen years old when imported by Mr..
White in lSjs, and was kept for breeding purposes
ever after until his death In l~s9.
Young sky LRrk's" Dam was thorough
bred mare by Csssiu. VI Clay, 10y Henry Clay, 10y
Andrew Jackson. by Young Bashaw, by Grand
Ba shaw, imported Arabian, his grand dam was
Of Messenger descent. The dam OF .'NQDGH
Sky Lark" was brought ,rum Kentucky when
years Old, NY Mr. Holman Of Frsnklln County
Pa. who brod 'foung Sky Lark" and owned
him until ls13
CEYLON ROWE.
". W. BARTLETT.
ST JOiIN HASTINGS.
by Ceylon Rowe.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, - April 1G, l>15.
Then personally appeared tvYlon EuUu, aud
made oath TO I'd" irpI, 4 sii 'ornsang statement
Justice of the Peace.
OXFORD, - Registry or Deeds.
Received April a, ISIS, at Two l.. NJ. and Re
Attest: S.R NEWELL, Register.
\ true copy Of Records. -
Attest: :. Il. NEWELL, Register.
mIyt-im
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Spalding's Glue mends everything.

Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in | min
ute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
LIGHT BRAHMA EGGS
FOR MATCHING.
Eggs from imported prize hens--Light Brahmas
-sI.5O Per Dozen, can be had OF
G.. VI. TWITCHELL, Bethel
m2y6f

FVIIlS j. 10 certify that have this day given my
4 sOn Robert l.. Hewey his time the remainder
Ell his minority TO act aud trade for himself aud /
hall claim none of his earnings and pay no debt
Of his contracting after this date.
JOHN x. IEWEY
Wines. NJ PURlNTOS.
AndOyer, April %, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13

Par-a Anr-l II. lsn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-17
MARVELLOUS WRITING
MACuI We.


Mr.. Enmel DaS,m,rv has expended
n,uci Ingenuity IN lnventing q wiring
machine. No more bad p.nin,n.bip. M
{ more need to adopt rules Mr. ID w,nore .
mschtns oorrects all this aud with ITS aid
Que m'n. IN the mstter Of handwriting, 10
- good - smother The contfivAnce is
.oout she are ofs small sewing macnin-.
and consist, of a hey board ~th three rows
It kaye, - % of y uicn 10 mar1-d with
l,it-r nfnu Der and ,pnnec' al with hong
wife na'um.r, similar in sci,oh ~ those If
the pi.noforte, but bearing ~ the striking
end. instead Of tLs Of the usual hard
covered les'her hammer. the metal di.
bearing the same letter or 6surs a. tn,
on the key. Thase hammers are Hanged
in circle, On disposed thss each ham mer
~h.n thrown UP by the action az It's key
N-itss upon the .ame spot on . wooden
cylinder, round which 10 rolled the paper
~ b. written ur"n NJ Dew.mnre claim.
tbs, bsVrvention can write from hfty 1"
siz Y veedss m Mute with more ease and
rspdttyrshsn h-lf thai number can he
nI-cAh on paper hy the most rapid pancil
V~r'"u- little mod 'cs.ions overcome mi
'or din ulties. and whatever NAV be- the
prsrtic j vslue IT the new writing ma
chine u - cerisiniv very ingenious Oh
vious'y, having I gotten 20 far some
Yankee or o,har will not rest uptl he hs.
invented writer and apol,er mbin I'D.
and go make the thins perfect.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-17
A visIF 80 til J.. LOUISIANA
INSANE \ >ILU 4 -ruE
LUNATlCS ALL CHEN
RN.s,h
New Orleans Iim.,1


APp'oaI"in. one oi ,h- QUA :, ,nik,r,
we ~tlcf iound her W he u IN n 49,.
uAah, WIN red face AMI parlicuia,N
h'"i! thsue Sue msuites,ed very eu.
cable disposition ON belug addressed, and
insista On hugg ng her visitor, VINO gebt-
y ou.,nrm'y refusing to be Rugged then
ana there, tiled TO su.,,ns her by ssL,nv
her about her TROUBLES, wnic che had De,
TORE alluded to. "lrvuDies? Tioubi.s
guess I've got more trouble. than auy VIZ.
mai Shve. Tn-y won't let my hu. band
com TO sec m-, Hnd yesterday, when he
tr"aa 10 x-' ---'r the fence, n iu, OF p.opl
/ ART hsm aud earned HIM 10 par,su
.p7s::.i.
"Wno is.your husbsnd2'
way, General Grant; thought every
body knew that. He cnru- from Wash.
inyt"n 10 See NE, aud Just look ~ what hns
h~ppened."
A. this juncture the Thought OF her s or
row. wrought bsr up 10 a pitch of ir-Isy,
IN shr just tore around, and ripped aid
s~ore sii sorts Of Vengeance on The d1
sroyers OF her happiness. Presently che
began 20 talk about Guild which she sad
Was born 10 her that morning, and she
declared by all that was good aud great
thut Grn. Grant w,s The father th.reot,
aud he would have to support it, or there
Wuu.d Do the dsvi, 10 pay. This Do r
luu.t,c hns been in tho s,vlu,, .h,,,i a.,
n,on,ns and bn, vsrion. Isn,.,.. A., al,
lin. b,,, ,h. ,.., G,.n,,t ~
murs ty.,b,. ,tr.p IN. ~ no
Su d.nly c.lm,n, h,., .n, ,s;..
al. l.u,n,., A., lnuI ,,a ,,n, -,
n..r..a i, ,,,m,,,.o, a., 'P
-, "a - n,,, ',,,ST,h,. sus
$500 ,v W. "'opne
r. ...,,> ~. '.''n " sun 'rh-
80 $780,, :. a.'"o' W Sh'eu sne "-
'' se' "'nu "'"'o 'ne posom oil her
eo.t'e gown, eAt',et,ne ther' i,"m half
Io.' " o'eao sna as'ut nall pound OF
oAS'nt wien, turus.hs forward,
ss n.a W Know the "oeautiu man
~ouIdn take come dinner with her"
Inc 'eS"u"iu' man wasn't hungry
thei', and before she could pAss extended
vie Was viol ently push-d s.idr, and 10 n
bf"~ny looking @vman stood in her
piece
s->.-a @1o are you, my good woman?
q.ei'ei Tue sppiehshsi . inIervl-w r.
"a "u 'he mUIuer U Go snu wants
ebe" u 'opacc.'. Have you got any due
eut "ooui yong
w msy oo hefe remarked that lunAtics
I Ne genera thing, pais AID female, are
5 ih's'sr..s 'obaeeo-,heser. from III. nour
q VIC! "As issV- ,of lhsf senss Why
4 they are ~, could doubtless b. readily ell.
\ p'H.0ea W Or Cooper
e%s'hs FURNISHED ~'iG . tounllful supply
W., H' ,ass Av.f' zoe mo.h.r ii Gcd Osc.,ne
- "en's, aud rvala1ed al length .he
~ W net woes. Therein sh- sel forth
! ss~., ." many !e.r', 'hs has had especial
N u'Ss ', ~ .he Churches in New Or.
'ehs snu s'hough her labor, gsvv Ter
msen Eouoss ara sh.,s.y, sh. never
~ ne. 'eeI - au'.e', sh'eh 'nvo!ved lhv
9 o 81 o's,x swsy rum ise eaurch'
aTso.. wicked p-r.on. ..a .ss pt'.on,
IN 49, rP''' -"a rpeNs,hs h.e Que d~,
!, NJ "a 80 h ;" s.e ~ gfousa', eaug"
-. 49,, H., n..s s.a ".et A"u '"es.d III
som" A.v ana shsc tn Ill., h., ss' GU
"a isSsd.s ' '"'A p41
Pointing 20 her hair which WAS fs,c
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-17

nesdi.s matter on every page.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-17


~ You can buy SIX
and One-half lbs. Durant'S
a Coffee Sugar for One DOL
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Bett
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, Ono Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.6ve Cents per pound;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
srythins prcpssti onately cheap
y H'1Ax Bix3Y.
, 1873-10-30

I5TANTEp-euoo 900 FLEET OF ASsO!t LuMnFR, ,
w will LAY part cnyl aud ba1noo uni1oupef1d pEoI
erty, Address ~, Tsibun0 oGloo.
, 1873-10-30

Minnesota e1tra foney, ao.7o@776. Wheat II better
s& & az hsa aea & @sss Sssss Sa SSs' oa
fnirly active; white, 4a,alec; lnixeil, 46Gsl7c.
1WSrso,nuMMpa W;,spyi,;; ), crude lo*e; refined 1ea
BAlT1uonH, Oct. 2o.-.DREApsrurrs-E1enr and
unchanged. uorn dull and nominal 'nizuI Western,
G4@e5s, oata fltn,. with good demand; mixed
"Sstern ssc ylte A9eoc hye stcsY NJ sot@nsG. sG
nuTrEn-Tir1n aud unchanged.
wufaz1-No1ninal ii olc.
onwrao, Oct. 29.-DnEAusruEEa-.Wlest dull re-! rsa
Western, $780, Corn lower as oe@57r. barley duu;
Upper Iato Canada nv & vi 6rhsSNs. a!siss' s'S'
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .2o.-I,nEA ApsTurrs-Flo stoek
ms!i and ony ocs1 eana %d Hqpor' q!py TS
whito sna % %yelloS, soo. Oats quiet Il bi0t4o. Fran
easy nt 81. .l6@1.16.
Pnov1aossPork u dul at s1e.oo Dry salt dull
t}ss9 Ss dr. s sss ns.sP e0'h aa I u
Sgo1aSRoesSts s,l ias g good, at,a s@aYs Y6sa71o
Wu1sk1ssapply light 1o,,lsisne, oSe@s1.ol.
gogsssurm ',lr II ts t. Hs'ms' a2s'h''
CorroN-In good demand; sales, 3.lbo bales
Prizes good pnafy 70 % srey low ng
i41S15Ne 1nidiiing 10 good midl!irlg l51l@l1Ao g
receipts, li7 bslss exports to Great er'tan' '''A0
bales; ''00h' 'a'' p12s5i BUFFALO.
ct t =. Il 81 ar NS ap sns
eaS: essss ceri ssff sew q sale aud hsav NJ:
s;; r ;$s Ss' s' iss
FnH1anTs~rirm m ri at 1870 for wheat. md 11xo so'
s3n. . ~. Z" ".
ro1Eno Oct. 29,-DnEApsTurrs-F dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; amber Michigan, q .5oh
, 1873-10-30
Illinois River and Canal News.

Special Dttpatch q The Chicago 7T!buns.
LAsAIIE, H., Oct ao-shipmonte ny ca can't aaxs, aro
feir winter gi,arters Thero were no muvonlens BY
the canal or river hero to-day. This afternoon two
inches Of SNOW fell n this pnce The wind IL In the
Routhwcst and the weather decidedly wintry.
UAwA1 0FYtor, CHICAGO, Oct. t.oo.-Aan1vED-Travel- *.
or Of Utica, 1eo touB sand Industry Of Morra 6soo
5000 bu oata; Thundcrbolt, Of Lemont s5 ynrls
stone; Constitution, Of Lemons, 80 yards stone !;
is yars stone Edwin Walker, Jr, Of iemont So yards
etono Reliance, Of Lcuent 80 yards ssone j. Roo
back of Lenout 90 yards stone Mary Walker, OF Le
mont, 50 yards stonc Ellio OCon1lell, Of Sag, 80
yards stones Monitor u Mosra 7S9o hu oats. isS 6a
barley; COL Taylor Of Ottawa. eooo bn corn H., Mary
6ulnmit, IS yards Btone.
c1ExREp-D. r. Wright, Henry, 1880 II lumber,
Vcnry, 81 0os + lumber Georgia, Seneca, as8o7 +
Mmhor; prop Storm, 100 brla salt, Henry, 6sG75 1t
lumber, Utica brilliant, Morris, TO- 900 II lumber.
, 1873-10-30
PERSONAL.

a. II. Stone, Of Denver, ia at tho Pacific
4. Goodrich, Of st. Paul, is at the Pacific.
J. Il. Pestune, y. 8. A., Is at tie Sherman.
II. R. Warren, Of Erie, pa., is at the Sherman.
r. ", vandeberg, OF hlomphia, is at tile Pacific
WI. Fountain, Now York, IL ut the Briggs.
Joseph Villas, OF Manitowoc, is at the sher-
mnn.
Jamos Sharp, Of Now York City, Ia at tho sher-
man.
F.T. AdanB, OF San francisco, ia at the sher-
nun.
T. A. Dolan, Indian Agent. is ut the shor-
man.
J. ". Eddy, OF Marshall, Texas, is ut tho Pa
ciAo.
L. R. barron, Of Sun Francisco, is at the
Pacific.
DR.. @. Goodrich, Of Minneapolis, is at the
6hermnn.
II. E. Hernandez and family, Of Cuba, arc at
the Pacific.
PA. Wooley, Grand Haven, Is stopping at
tho Briggs.
The Hon. Joaoph Utloy, of Dixon, is at the
Commercial.
Tho Yeddo Japanese Troupe is at the Com
n1ercial Hotel
Col. r. Odlin, OF Dayton, is at tho West Side
Briggs House.
The Hon. r. Hazard, Of Rhode Island, Is at
the Sherman.
Tho Hon. s. @. Cummins, Now York, Is guest
at tho Briggs.
The Hon. A. G. Ruggles, Of Fond du Lao, Is
ut tho Sherman.
A. g. AllIaon, G. 7. r. r., Toronto, Is regla-
tered at tho WeBt aido Briggs House.
Mai. A. H. Durpham, q. 8. A., Englnoer Rock
Island Rapids improvements, is in tho city.
Tho Hon, T. McNamara, of b1inneaota, ia
among the arrivals at tho West Side Briggs
House.
7. Il. Giles, General Agent g. N: 4 81: 2.
+. r., Of Madison, IL stopping ut tho Wost Side
Briggs House.
". g. Delknap, son Of Secretary Of War Del-
KNAPP, Washington, D. o., ia among the arrivals
1t the West Side Briggs House.
Con. Jeaeph T. Reynolds and ulster, Misa
Birdie Reynolds, OF tltia city, who lavo boon
travelling In Norway, 6wedeu aud Russia for H6v-
eral months. whom last heard from wore st Odes-
81, tho Russian Chicago, on tho Black 6ea.
j. III. Walker, President, and Robert Harris,
Superintendent Of tho Chic&so, Burlington j.
Quincy RAILROAD. O. i. Perkins, Vice President
Of tho Burlington Il Missouri lsallroal OF No
braskn, aud ]. W. Brooks, Esq., Of Boston, a
loading railway man, llayo gone down tue Dir
lngton Harohd Oh tour Of inspection. They
will DO abBont about q week.
Mr.. James Cusick, OF Now York, well known
to tho sporting fraternity OF tho entire country
reached tho city yoBtorday with tho remains oi
t)le pugiliat John @, Heenan, who dod iow
daya ago ln Colorado, whittier he went Tor the
, 1873-10-30

11UREKA I'VE HAVE A COMPLETE LIST. OF
~ rooms, furnished unturnshcd With without
sueh wlll Do VOL to pay VIII Parties as,ing b9sfd
having roos rent public buildings private houte
will do vol to call and negotiate With u 70 fill their
wants. We shall enicayot to gyo entire satifacton aa
East AndiEou-st.p Room H.
, 1873-10-30

1 Yol1N1 GENTLEMAN OF GOOD MANlTh AND
~ established la husnts4 wIl4es to M9ot soung lazy
araavs; bOst susEonues glyon and required. Addtep
III, Tribune 0dlee. 49,
, 1873-10-30
BOARD WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
DARTNEn WANTED-1N AN OYBTER-rARLOR
l. and sample broom in good location. Inquire At 393
btetese. -
pARTNER WANTKD-As 1IOTELrKENPEN At
North Alabama, and 10 extend tho sAls Of It's celebrated
Washington City. u. q.
DARTNEn WANFKO-$7,0 900 N 000D REAL FL
tato will buy tn etHrlaS
buslnesst paying wcil. FINLEY d Wo0DkUtt, III
South Clark.st., Room A7.
DARTNER WANTED--I WANT a PARTNER WITH
49, 600 Ecady nonoJ; rare chance To tho ttRht Kind
oi Cnll 1t Room "a U. 3. E1p1ess building 81
aud 70 WAshIugton.st -
I5ARTNRR RWANTED-WlTH s0aIR MEANS, IN 4
l. we'll eata6ts0a. GaHh 1uelnelst must be thorough
business and willing to work. Addrosa 49, Tribune
Office
I0ARTNKa WANTKD---WIFIi $3.50 gAsH. IN 4
paying aud established bu9nesa; will boar invcati
Co., Drugeisss' Agency, Isl waahingtou,st.
i1AnYNEn WANYED-LknY on QENTLNNAN,
I'd OhienRo. Full PARTICULAR by addressing
q a5, Tribune o6oe. Chicago.
pARTNNR WANTED--WII0 UNpERsTANDs TlIK
L r1tn boot aud shoe business with a. 601 or moro
sash f. hand q 1D e 8 s a sm na g.
PANTN1sR WANTED-1N IIGliT, AGREEAbLE
L business; will nay two good income half tnterest
for asN0. 26 North cana.st., AooM4.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-08-12
Worth While for Women to Know.

People are content to understand very
little of the conditions of comfort in houses.
The question of health may be left to the
care of physicians, and that of beauty to
tiie architect, but one would suppose on
matters of comfort each one would look out
for himself. There is excuse for this ne
giect in business men, who are hardly at
home long enough to know whether house
Is Oenabie or not; but it is strange that
women will endure damp, foul odors, smoke
and dust year after year without trying to
pemove the nuisances. The only idea most
aRomen have of suppressing any evil Of the
sort is to "send for man to fix it." Work
men are not always to be had, and, If they
are, cost money, and breach of comfort
may last years before every thing comes
together for its mending. A woman needs
both muscle and management to take care
OF family, unless she can afford to pay a
third of her income for these things in 9TH
ers. The clever woman is an actual ac-
Suaintance, who goes about her house, spy
ing a loose knob here and screwing it up,
springing with her light plane to smooth
down door that sticks in the casing, fit
ting neat strap to prevent windows
rattling, besides papering, painting, and
vanishing with more nicely than one me-
chanic out of dozen. Such woman is
worthy to be called a house-mother, after
the good German word. How can woman
live years within four walls and not grow
fond of them, and seek to add to their
Sc0mfort?n