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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Non-Kcsidpnt Taxes,

In the town OF Andover County OF oxford and
State OF Maine for the year ls12.
The following list of taxes on fc.l estate OF non
resident owners ia the town OF AudOVer for the
year ls12 In bills committed TO ). A. FRfNCH
collector Of taxes Of said town on
the 5th day OF June ls12 has been returned by
him 10 me remaining unpaid on the End day
OF April ISIS by his certificate OF that daie aud
now remain unpaid and notice IL hereby given thai
II laid taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
month. from the date OF the commitment of sad
bills much of the real estate 40 taxed as Will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefore including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold al public auction ~
John 4. Frcnch's store In said town on the stl
day oa December, 1875
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Ez"Mr. Z. ). Dean, of this town, en-
tcrtained an unlimited guest at tea the
other evening, in the guiSe of a four years
old colt. belonging to Mr.. J. X. Ham
moud Of this place. The colt was passing
Mr.. Deans house on Ter way to visit the
pasture where she was kept last summer,
when, attracted 10y the smell Of the warm
biscuit or mpelcd by some other reason,
she entered the room where the tea table
was just spread, the family being in an
other part Of the house at the time, and
had devourcd the biscuit and other cata-
bles and had just commenced on the but
ter when she was discovered aud politely
escorted out by Mr.. Dean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Fils ATTY. Tor PIN
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, - Supreme Judicial Court Maj

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, IS :-SuprcIne Judicial Court March
Term. \. II. 49,.
WARD u. HUrClliNS VI. ELIJAH W. MER.
RlLL aud Trustees
And now IL appearing % the Court that the said
principal Defendant II not All inhahitant vi this
tate and has no tenant, agent or attorney therein
and that he has no notice Of the prudcncy of this
suit.
IL il ordered by the Court that the said plainiia
notify tho said defendant Of the pendCucy OF thu,
suit boy causing an abstract of th. writ with
tins order of Court thereon 10 DE published three
weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat paper
printed NJ Paris In said County N" last public .tlon
10 be- thirty days nt least before the next term ol
said Court TO be holden NJ Paris aforesaid on thu
third Tuesday OF September next 20 the end that
the said defendant may then and there appear al
said Court aud Shew cause If any hchAye why
judgement should not be rendered a. ainst him and
executed accordingly.
Attest: JAMES $. WRIGHT, CLERK.
A true abstract Of Plf' writ and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Asy person VIE takes paper regularly
from the Ofice-whether directed - hrs s2ne or
spother's, or Shsther he has subscribed OF not
l. responsible for The payment.
.. II persos orders his paper discontinued he
mast pay all arrearages, or the psblisher NAV
continue to send Il until payment Is made. and col
let the whole amount, whether the paper Is taken
nom the Oaice OF not.
s. The courts have decided chat refusing to take
newspapers and periodicals. IRON the post once or
removing and leaving then useallesl fer is priaa
fsris evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
DIR ECTORY
Masonic lodees--Time of Meetinl

Masonic lodges--Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday
" each month.
AndrOseoggin Chapter, No. S4,Canton, Men.
1dSy on Or before full moon.
BLAZING stAr, No. 50, Ruuford Centre, We'd
sssdsy, OF or before the full Of the moon.
Parts Lodge, No. ~ SO. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
JEFFERSON Lodge, No. leo Bryant. Pond -
TUESDAY % every month
Oriental Star, No. u, LivermOre, Tuesday.
o. or before gun moon.
Bethel, No. ", 81 Thursday Of each month.
Evening star Lodge, Nolti BuSkiSld, Mon.
DIV Or before fsll moon.
Pithagorian, No. II, Fryehurg, Monday even
ing Of OF following the full OF The moon
Oxford, Norway, No. To- Monday Of or next
preceding full moon.
Mount Ttr'em, No. lS2, 50. Waterford. Tues.
day, or before The full moon.
VT. Mortah, No -, Denmark, "Wednesday ga
OF before The fHll moon.
NeIInseOt, No. lOl, Turner, saturday on ~ be-
forS fall mOOn.
Delta, No rs, Lowell Thursday Oh or amer fun
neon.
King Hiram, DiNaeld, No. s;,-TAursi.y on
o. aNrI iull moon.
whitney Lodge, No. To-, autou,-Thursday
- or before iull moon.
Aurora Chapter, W. =, Cornish. Fridyy al
o. 1911 moon
Oriental Chapter, No. 81, Bridgton, Thursday
81 o. lTilrr ful moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

OFFICE OF THEODORE METcALF 4 Co. !
FREMONT STREET, BosroN, Oct. Z, 1871 :
MIR. JAMES l.. FELLows-SIR: We
are happy TO say that the sale of Your
Syrup has been very large for the past
two years, 1t is prescribed by some of
our frs, physicians.
We remain, yours, very truly.
THEODORE MErCALF Il co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Mail Arrangements.


For Portland and Boston. AT n As A. NJ and > 80
p NJ, the latter mail arriving in Portland At IS
The next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Truak. at , 80 T. NJ.
FOR Norway AZ = 10 A. NJ, and for the western
part Of the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, VIA Norway, At same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Thirty Years Experience OF an
old Nurse.

Mrs. winsl0VY's soothing syrup l. the
prescription Of one Of the Jest Female Physi-
slus and Nurses IN the United states aud has been
gse for thirty YEAR, with never failing safety and
success by million. of mothers aud children. from
The feeble infant Of one week old 20 the adult 10
c0rects acidity OF the stomach reSeves ind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest health aud
comfort % mother and child We believe II Il the
Best and Surest remedy Ia the World, in all cases
~ UTSEN Fstsl and DIARRHCEA IN CHILD.
KIN, whether Il arises frsm Teetning or trsm any
other cause. Full directions for using viii accom-
pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fso-
iimile OF CURTIS & PERKINS il on the outside
wrapper. SEN by all Medicine Dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
A Fragrant Breath and P.arly Teeth

Are cas- ly attained, and those VINO lail
10 avail lhemselve OF The means, should
not complain when accused OF gross
neglect. The SoZODoNT will speedily
eradicate the cause OF Il ioul breath,
beautilying and preserving the teeth to
the Oldest aye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
SOUTH PARIS MARKET
JULY >, 1874.


CORRECrED wkEKLN ny
II. n. Il o L y II FL r.
AFFLES-s2 50 . S3.75
APPJKs Dried &c. q &c.
BKANs yellow eyeHS3.5O q sSOO
BEANS Pea s. o. . s3SO
BUTrEK-13c. y go.
CHEEsE-l6... = NC.
Comic. o sc
tuFFKES-sSc. q toc.
rSSS-l6s. per dOz.
FLOUR-s9 o. Z Ell ~
HkI-sls " & Sl5OO
LARD Domestic lic.
NOLASsEs-fjc. & Go.
NAILs-o5c. : on.
OArs-3ac. 3 coo.
sALT-tgs.-bON 8je.
sJGAR-llc. . -.
TEAs-5Oc. . soc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

AT THIS sKAsoN of the year we tone
our stomachs. The best tonic is GREENE 5
OxYGENArED BITrERs. 1t contains no
alcohol, but is exclusively medicinal.
Avoid stimulants, which do more injury
than good. JONI F. HENRY, proprietor,
s and 9 College Place, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Before the war, 4lh OF July celebra'
tons used 10 be managed by n Chief
Marshall and three or four aids. At one
OF our State celebrations. on the 4th.
there were four Generals. three Colonies.
five 1t. Colonies, fifteen Majors, 81
Captains and two Lieutenanls on the
STAFF OF the commanding officers, besides
the officers of the military companies.
We learned something by the war, how
to manage civic professions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
special Notices.
Sa5 TO 500 PER WEEK

made EASY by any lady. 10000 sold in six mouths
Tie m It rapid selling articles ever invented for
marie or single ladies' use.
NOl EMALE CAN Do WITHOUT THEA.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
l--a waited. and always wall. Profits large
h sh,s for sale. Lady Agents can make fortunes.
standard articles. Circulars free
Address BANDANAu MANUFACTURING Co,
New York y ugS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
MARRIEA

In Albany, June 80, by j. II. Loyejoy, Esq, Mr.
10. Young of Greenwood, aud Mrs. Mary
Wescott of Albany.
In Bethel, July !. by Rev. b. Foster, Mr. Hera'
ito W iyht, of Newry, and Miss Thursia NJ. hins'
Of Bethel
In Lowell, June p, by Sumner Evans, Esq, Mr.
Charles +. Whitney, OF Harrison, and Miss Sarah
Z, Hamblin, Qf Loyep
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Thanks 10 F. A. Young. West Paris.
for mess OF green peas from his garden
July 2d-the first OF the season in Oxford
County, we think quite likely-also. Tor
box of splendid ripe cultivated straw.
berries, and one OF the pretteiSi bouquets
of ilowers over seen, showing that in the
cultivation Of flowers. Mr.. Young is not
behind. My. is sending many boxes Of
strawberries away daily. wc understand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Rswson's Coaches.

Leave the Hill for up trains a. ESQ a. NJ and
W Z. NJ.
For down train az N IS A. NJ.
The hrst train leaves SO, Paris al 6.25; the last
train al s.2j. Extra Express 10 Portland leaves
-. Paris at6P. "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
% Exchange ST., Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The lessee exclusively holds the kew. safes
i.sidc their Vault at rates varying from SID 10
500 per annum according 10 size. They viii also
receive on special deposit bailces, the securities
of persons residing abroad or ont OF The city;
hose temporarily from home, officers OF the
my and Navy. masters Of Nes-cl-, aud others
and will act a. Attorneys ~ the collection and
remittance OF income, when desired.
CIRCULARS containing fun particulars forward
eel Oh application. ROBERT \. BIRD,
Manager.
Portland Nav 3 LA. MAKO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Good Templar Lodges.

PARIS HILL LODGE, NJ. -, Pari, Hin,
fr..iav evening".
Acadia. south PARIS. Monday evening"
Rising star, Bethel. FRIDAY evening"
NeEtnSCst. BlcAicld. SATURDAY evenings.
Crystal Wave. r Buck1rld. everN Thursday
LNcllu-
Maple Grove, West Peru, saturday evenings.
Forest Lake. Ceutcr Haruordeycry saturday
evening.
Invineible. No. 49,, East sumner, eyvyy other
FRIDAY Evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Children often look Pale aud
sick

from no other cause than having worms IN the slOm
a. CROWNS VERMIFUGE ClMFiTo
vll destr0y Worms without injury 10 the child,
beng perfectly WHITE and free from all color
iug Oy other Injurious Ingredients usually used M
worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN propriCtors,
40. 3lj Fulton street, New York
S9itby dH Druggists and Chemists and Dealers m
Nsliciges ~ TwENrY FIVE CENTS BOX.
iuis'-3lV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Frcm Portland and Boston, at 10 80 a. NJ AID
rs 4. NJ
Down mail Wis Grand Trunk, 80 z. ".
Prom Norway and the western part Of the County
Al 2 ~ Il. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08
Abstract If Plaintiffs Writ.

WIZARD Il. HUTCHlNS OF Frycburg Ia our
w County OF oxford Plaintiff Elijah W.
Merrill Of Conway IN the County Of Carroll and
state of New Hampshire Dei't and Harry II.
Hntchius and PnschJl II. llUtchiu- Trustees
wit dated July 2yth, is7e aad roturnabe To the
september Term \. II. ~.
As.umpsu on promissOry note for tI. Al
damnum 500
seth W. Flls Any. iOf PIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Castor-ia i more than a substitate for Castor
OU. 10 Is the only safs srticle in existence which
certain 90 z,sinilate the food regulate the bow
e.s. cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. IL
cOutsiu. neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
aui Is pleasant % take. Children need not cry,
49, mothers may rest. decJl 9--l-m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

THE steam Mil, situated in Milton Plantation,
ONfoul County, Maine, on a good road, only i've
n lc- from the railroad. said mill was built some
three years ago, ~ cost OF about SJtOOJ, and u
- Dee bought 40 q bargain n applied Tor soon: II
one of the best circular saw board lsachines
H. use, aud "A lath machine birch machine and
other small mlcl incry. said Mil is in good re-
pair and l. an excellent chance for spool factory,
" Ia plenty vi white birch and poplar lumber
+ .eript from taxation for lO years.
H.. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, Is7e. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

To the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County OF oxford.
FINHE undersigned, SelectIncn of the town Of
l. Canton, specially authorized for this purpose
would respectfully represent that public conven.
fence and necessity require that alterations b..
made in the County way az now Travelled from
Canton Village to Peru lihs by way of farnum
Austin's and that the alterations made In said
County way in 1869 IN the town Of Canton on pc.
tition OF Il. e. Harlow and others should be dis
continued and they would further individually
rsprcs that the old County way leading from or
near the dwelling house Of Origin Barker 10 Ma
than Reynoldss Ia said Canton Is no longer re-
Quired for public travel aud might with propristy
be discontinued, they wonld therefore request
Your Honorable Board TO view said routes and
make such alterations and discontinuances in and
OF the same a. la your Judgment common conveu'
fence and ascessity may require.
Dated at Canton this ninth day of June A. ID.
ISIS. juls
c. +. MoULI0S, selsctmon
GIDEON ELLIS, Canton.
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Oddfellows Lodges.

Pequawket Lodge, No. t6 Browndold, meet
Z o. .nd 81 We,lnc-.ltf 90 ctrh month.
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DIED.

In Albany, June 90 Mrs. Nancy j., wife of Jus
tiee Aspinwall, aged Us years.
In south Paris, July s, Dr. S. H. Weber, aged
about IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-08

Spalding's Glue; stickiest thing out !;
ready.
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SOLDIERS ENTITLED to HOMESTEAD Ofi6O ACRES.
The Best Location for Colonies.
sURSCRIRE FOR THE STATE.

The Representative Maine Newspaper. Devoted 10
our material and social interests Price y year
~ columns of choice reading. live Journal indie
ncndent of party or denomination. sample copies
sent free. Address The STATE, Portland Maine
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Freedom Notice.

is hereby given that 7 have this dag
y given nv -On Moody l.. SCr.Drcr his time
4 shall not claim any OF his earnings nor pay
a his debts after this date.
JOSEPH SCEIBNER.
Bethel June 70. ls7... "A
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Mill for Sale.

Portland. MAY 3, l,53.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

SCALPING DEAD MoDocs.-The Grass
Valley Union is deeply disgusted that the
soldiers at the Lava Bed scalped Scar-faced
Charley when they found him dead and
sinking, and thinks it step towards bar
barism for the United States army to copy
after the Modocs, in even scalping Indians
when they kill them, let alone going around
hunting dead Indians who may have died
with the mully grubs, and taking their top
knots off. The Union's head is sound, but
it had better look out for its reputation 70,
loyalty.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

NEGLEoT.-Two weeks ago we publis he'd
an entertaining and well written story en-
titled: "Maried by Mistake" 1t was
written for the HERALD by young lady Of
Nevada, only seventeen years old, and ex-
hibited talent rarely excelled by practced
writers of older years and experience. We
make this notice now which should have APP
peared in the same paper with the story, as
due to our fair young contributor. Her
favors will never find their way to the waste
basket in this Office.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
GIVES THE SCREW ANOTHER TURN.

If misery loves company, then we VIII
give our readers more comfort. We once
heard the difference between rheumatism and
gout explained thusly: "Puty your finger in
wise and screw it up till you can stand it no
longer, that's rheumatism; then give the
wise another turn, that's gout. From the
Nerada State Journal, once very friendly to
the monopoly, we find what furnishes this
essence, under the caption of "The Monop-
oily gives the Crank another turn" The
c.. p. Il. r. Co. were taxed in Washoe
county the same as other property. The
monopoly lawed the county till the Legisla-
ture met, and then lobbied a bill through
throwing off s24, 600 of this tax, and
Governor Brady vetoed it, and the road
has to pay the whole tax. To meet this
$24 900, the company has increased its rate
on freights to Reno 50 40 per ton from Sac
ramento and San Francisco, which increases
its recieIts on freight at Reno, alone, So, 900
per month, or 500, 900 per year, according
to the Enterprises calculation, thus taking
four times as much off Reno alone, as it has
to pay taxes in that county. But this is not
the half of the outrage, as the Journal says
that the company have made the same pro-
portonate raise at all stations clear to Ogden.
This is analogous to its action in this county,
which we mentioned last week, and from
what the Eestern Nevada papers say, 1--WE
refer to the Virginia Chronicle, Carson
appeal, Territorial Enterprise and Reno
Journal the forty cents ton raise in this
county will probably raise them here, in
Placer, 100000, with which to pay us
$25 900, which is only about one quarter of
what they should have paid four years ago,
thus making the consumers Of Placer pay
the railroad taxes and present them with
purse of $175,0 ,000 besides. Will our peo-
pie stand this? If they will, they are fit
subjects for slaves. The Court House Ring
will stand it, or anything else that will let
its arms into the taxpayers pockets, Or
County Treasury. A law must be passed
restricting the charges of this monopoly, and
the old Ring Republican organization will
never send men to the Legislature who will
do it, and it will never elect county officers
that will demand that it shall be DONE The
people must raise in their might and take
control of this matter, or remain hewers Of
wood and drawers of water for the ring and
railroad company, until doomsday.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

OVERLAND MONTHLY. - The Ocerland
Monthly for May has been received. In
turning its pages over we find it fully up to
the previous issues, and as home magazine
far preferable to any of the Eastern works.
1t is published at 400 Washington street. a,
81 per annum, by John II. Carmany & Co.
The contents of the May number are as
follows: The Gold Sands of the Pacific
Cousin Godfrey; Mutations (poetry); Ore
gon Twenty-Five Years Ago; Only an Epi
sode; Buster; Borneo Cinnabar Mines
One of the Argonaus of 40; Arab Stories
and Traditions, down the Nile; Within
-Four Walls; The Third Napoleon; Shadows
of Shasta poetry; Utrawa: No. WILL
The Quest; Etc.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

"DAILY GRAPHIC. This illustrated daily
paper, published in New York city, is the
only one of the kind published in the world
and deserves to be supported, as it is live
paper, and shows that American enterprise
will stop at nothing in the news paper line.
Terms S12 per year. Address Graphic Co. !,
New York city.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and the
Northwest generally, have recently expert
enced the most severe snow storm ever known
In that part of the country. Men were frozen
to death within two rods of their houses, in
trying TO get feed for their stock. Numerous
cases of human death are reported from the
effects of the freeze. Houses were blown
down and filled with snow. Stock perished
by the Wholesale; in one case a man who
had seycuty-fve boad lost them all
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

Too IN.-President Grant, who is
Commander in Chief of the United States
Army and Navy, expressed great surprise
and Indignation when he read in the papers
that bis mutton headed boy had been pro-
NOTED to Colonel and placed over veteran
officers of the army, though the promotion
was made by his own order, and now pre-
tends that his wife, or some of the other
Dents, done it. That's too thin, Hiram, and
the people will believe you are lying until
YOU take Fred down.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26

The "Chickadee press, next door, pub
fishes sentence taken from the PLACER
HERALD, which must command the respect,
esteem, deep reflection and final approval of
every high minded, noble hearted, patriotic
man in the county, and then makes trail
of negative slime around it that should make
all its readers blush. The monopoly beggar
can strike the third word, "no," out, and
insert, after the word "delight," " cat dis
tahce," and publish the sentence as its own.
That will make it suit him exactly, and in
vastly better shape than he can write.
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
- o.

CHIcKADEE AFTER A CHICK. The begging
Chickadee next door is after a chick of ours.
The chick must have heard of this for it went
and drowned itself. 1t was willing to face a
Chinaman, but the Drqus beggar, never.
We hope our neighbor bcggar will not at
tack other peoples chicks
The Placer herald., 1873-04-26
IN TERRIBLE AGONY.

The Court House Ring here is in terrible
agony. Through dirty work it manages to
get some advertising from even Democrats
into the argus, the monopoly ring organ
Truth, gentility and law are all laid aside to
effect this purpose. There is one Democratic
county officer in the county, and there is
some twenty Mobiliers that want his place,
and are all pressing the ring to get their
names on the Contract and Finance slate.
The ring picked one plethoric pap fellow for
Sheriff, to make room in fatty, pappish
place for Pages chickadee, but pesky fell
low that thinks the ring has no power to
disfranchise Republicans, sent a ten FOUNDER
shot clean through the slate, ring, Mobilier
and chickadees, that left the whole ca
Doodle horribly wounded, and in tattered
agony. In this, the sore trials Of the ring,
it is peddlng out its troubles, but has lost its
discretion, and is boring men that have made
up their minds to go with the peoples anti
monopoly party. The whining of the ring
to these men suits us exactly, because they
come and tell us all that is said by the
winners. Three points the Mobilier ringers
want 10 accomplish: First, to get all the
Offices of the county in the ring. Second, to
rob the tax payers at will land save the rail-
road from taxation. Third, to deprive the
PLACER HERALD of all patronage and starve
it out of existence, as it is the only paper in
the county that will denounce official rascal
ity and warn the people of present and
coming danger. The first two points can
only be reached through the apathy of the
people, but as to the starving the HERALD,
that is ouska spelled. IN the last six years,
under the present management, the HERALD
has doubled its patronage, without ever
begging for subscribers or advertising, as the
poor, trashy, ring, monopoly bantng next
door is compelled to do by its beggar and
strikers or bleed Page again. The people of
Placer know that in the HERALD they have
their only friend, and daily do new sub
scribers and patronage come to us. No. NO,
poor, poverty stricken, in brain, chickadee
ring, don't lay the Aatte ring JUNCTION to your
dminutive souls, that the HERALD will fail
for want of support. 1t will be here shaking
political corruption around the ears of rascals
while the present ring rules, and stirring up
the frtid filth until you mend your ways.