davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

A young blood at hotel was re-
quested to pass dish near him. 'Do
yeu mistake me for waiter?" said the
exquisite. "No, sir; mistook you for
= gentleman was the prompt reply.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

It makes Boston merchants wife
mad when the papers speak Of her 'hus~
band as an adulterer merely because he
puts sand in the sugar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

A Colorado exchange says: "The
Canon City girls don't take kindly to
croquet. They say it is too heightened
for them. Leap frog is their best hold. ;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

Let those who have warm clothes
and HON IS remember those without fire
and with scanty clothing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
9 Hmm CO.,
~ Successor Of Samue Hartley.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. IS UNION STREET,
ALEXA NDRA. VA

~ Particular attention paid to the selling of Flour
Grain, and all other kinds of ountry Produce, and
filling orders for Groceries. Guano, Seed Plaster Fish
Salt &cs, at tho lowest market rates
Agentsfor the Ground Top" Hydraulic &c,
men. July-tl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
Or. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly taseless elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate, purify cleanse and strengthen Rad
ways Pills. for the of all disorders of the Stomach
Liver. Bowels Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Headache, Constipation, Costveness, Indigestion Dys
pepsa Biiousness, Bilious Fever Inflammation Of Tho
yiscera Warranted to effec. positive cure Purely
Vegetable. containing mercury, minerals deleter
Gus drugs.
few doses Of RADwAys PILLS will free the sys-
tenn from ali the above named disorders Price, rs cents
per Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE, Send one letter
stamp to RADwAY 4 CO., No. 81 Warren st., New
York Information worth Thousands will be sent yoa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
2 Q E T 4 Y.
WHEN DREAMS ARE TRuzsr.

Love, let's b thankful We sre pastths time
When griefs sre cornfortless; and though we mourn
Feel in our sorrow aomething now sublime,
And in each tear the sweetAess of . kiss.
Weep on and srniIe then For We know In, this
Our immortality !; that nothing dies
within cur hearts bat something new Is born;
And what 10 roughly taken fr N eyes
Gently comes back in visions Of the morn,
Whom dreams truest. o. but death 10 bliss
I feGl - certain looking on the face
OF dead sister, snniling Prom her STROUD.
That our sweet angel has but changed her place
And parsed to peace, as when amid the crowd
OF tho mad city, feel sure Of rest
Beyond the hil-a few hours further west
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26
BARGAINS!
NEW STORE

IN STRASBURG, VA.
TAMES NJ. HICK ERSoN, would inform
81 the public generally that he has
opened. in the town of Strasburg. a full
line of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
of the best grades and at most reasonable
prices, consisting of Sugars, Teas, Coffee.
Molasses, Rice Crackers, CONTEMPORARIES.
Salt, Whiskey, of every grade &c. Also Dry
Goods, Notions, Men and Women's Shoes.
and every thing usually kept in stores or
general merchandise. All of which will
be sold at the very Lowest price for Cash OF
Country Produce
The highest prices paid for all kinds of
Produce in Goods. Call and see for your
self. June ll-6mo.
VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
y ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stockholdersin this Company will pleasetake
NOTICE that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections of
money for this Company viz
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent Mt. jackson.
CAPT. G b. SAMUELS q 8. Front ROYAL.
Alb. TRICK Director Ha, risonburg
ROBT. BEVERLEY President Plains.
VIM II. TAMSAgent Stanton.
When they collect, they will also furnish tn
party paying them, with certificate of STOCK
will not be recognized.
GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN
Secretary and Treasurer
Harrisonburg Register please copy
Feb. 23-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-11-26

The Chicago Common Council il
called "The Robbers Cave
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
LAST rWELv.s NIGHTS

Of the present attractive programme OF original
MIRTII, PRESENTATIONS AND sONGs,
including those marvels OF delineatiOns, the
FASCINATING FELLOW MISS MARY MAYi
rae ENGLISH RAILWAY PoRrERI
In WHICH Mr. Naccabe will impersonate Seven Individu-
ais without leaving the sight Of the audience will be
peated every eyenIng until further no ice
Admission, &c. keserved seats Soc. and 26c extra.
Doors open at I: 90, Entertainment commences at 8.
Ticket Office at SieiAway Hall open daily from tl6
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

METROPoLIrAN THEATRE,
HAIRY CLIFFORD. Business and Stage Manager
MONDAY, Nov 3. EVERY EVENING AT 8.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
First appearance this Of
ROBERT BUTLER. the celebrated PantOmmist
MASTER MARTIN, King OF song and Dance.
JOHN FO TER. the great Clown.
Reappearance OF the unequalied gymnast
In his thrilling oap from the stage 10 the dome OF the
Professor J. l. DAVIS
and his school OF Educated Dogs
MASTER STEVE SAR FIELD, Champion Clog. only
years Of age, and pronounced by competent judges
the best in the worl,
LOTTIE q Ant, the beautiful young actress.
CORA ClSHMAN. serO- -UoInic songa
HARRY CLlFFORD JOIN MANNING
HAIRY HART, GEO WARREN,
JOHN GOLDMAN. c. r. SEABERT,
and ONE HUNDRED STAR PERFORMERS.
The performance TO conclude with
PARIS BY MOONLIGHT
introducing the famous
Nine V[OLETTl PIGAUt'S
PARTISAN CANcAN. OR CHAHUT DANCERS
the EiGtiTEEETH WEEK OF their successful en-
gagement at this theatre.
Admission 50 cents; Orchestra, 81; Family Circle, %
cents Box office open daily from A. for the sale OF
Reserved BEATS Seats secured six days in advance.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
FnEDHRIc MACCABE,

In his spark ling Mop0lOque Entertainment
BECOME DULL CARE.
The extraordinary mmetic and ventrodual powers Of
FREDERIC MACCABE continue TO be the general theme
OF conversation in all the fashionable coterics OF New
York and district His matchess entertainment Is
crowned with the richest end orscm cmenis OF the
best critics and the public as Incompatible.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

MAoGAgEs. LAST NIGHTS At sTEINWAY nn y ~ HALL
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK But ONE OF THE
TRIUMPHANT CAkEER In NEW YORK OF
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER SHEET
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTs.
nALys FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
IL 2sth st. and Broadway Begins at 81 over at ~ 80
MONDAY, Novemberg 2,
LAST TINE
THE BELLIES STRATAGEM
TUESDAY NIGHr November ID
the ever tavoriie Play by Tom Taylor and
Charles Reade, entitled
Masks AND FACES
produced with new scenery, costumes and
MI ChAres tlShcr... as........,. .iriplet
Mr. ~ II. Harkins. .as...... Ponander
Nr hiugvold ............s .as....s .rneL ahe
MT iiardeDherg......... ..as...... ..Cohy SilDsr
MASKS Mr.. whiting. Qun
80 Mr Eawcsu ...ns-........... snarl
AND Mt dArt as. rOaper
FACES Mr. Jcnnings.........ss as James Bnraoek
MI As. bunsuon
Miss FANNY Davenport. as. Peg Wofngton
mrs. Louiee Allen. ~. NJ Abel Nanc
tHer first appearance in seven years.
MISS Alice Irey hitty SHne
Miss ely Morumer..... as. hra lriplst
Only Masks AND FACES Matinee SATURDAY, a. ~.
In rehearsal THE BUsYBODY.
TO he shortly produced,
GRAND ROMANTIC PLAY.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

WALLACk's.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACk
PARTICULAR NOTICE
In consequence OF engagements entered into with MI
Boucic ault Mr.. waack Il obliged to announce the
LAST FlvE NIGHTS
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG NAN,
with its beautiful and appointments and ex-
traoriinary cast as the production Of the new irish
Drama.
THE HHAUGHRAUN,
is definitely arranged 10 take place
ON SATURDAY .svrNlNG NEXT NOVEMBER H.
The box once s now open
WALLACK'S-EXTkA.
w On THURSDAY NEXT NOVEMBER H.
nrst ntxht
THE 6uAuGHRACN,
new ana original Irish play, will be produced
Mr. DION BOUCICAULr
will appear.
The Box ONCE is open for the sale of seats for
Thursday, the hrst night, and succeeding nights.
OLlSPiS. ~
OLYMPIC,
OLYMPIC, ga Broadway.
oLYMPIc THEATRE.
IA TOTAL AND COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL
"a
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
AMUsEMENTs. A


(s0LoasErM-BRoADwAY AND THiRT1 rIFIH ST.
" TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY, Ar AND p y.
REYNOLDS Paris y Might, sldnight Original
Dutch GERS Mile. Marie dHegrL JARLEY'S
New fnrces,
specinlties New ketcheS Wax Works
25 talented Artists.
Every Matinee excepting Saturday, Soc. children
25c. livery evening and saturday Matinee 7sc.; chill
dren, 4uc
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
THE BELLIES sTRATAGEM

TUESDAY NICHE November ~,
| the ever tavoriie Play by Tom Taylor and
Charles Reade, entitled
l MASKS AND FACES,
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

F Of hs M rrsa.
THE and comical hat spinnera
MATINEE SHE'D AND JOHN LIE CLAIRE.
DAYS. First appe arance OF the gifted artists
THE CAWTHORNES, HERBERT L JOE,
MATINEES, MILE, 4 EVANS in NEW SPECIALTIES
TUESDAYS. THE BEAUTIFUL MORGAN SISTERS.
I0NY PASTORS NEW SONGS.
NATISEES BILLY BARNY AND LARRY TOOIEY
FRIDAYS q. Mcdonald, r. Gerard. n, Bcrch, Ar
Upon Friday evenings, ladies' accompanied by gentle
men are admitted tree.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

EVERY EVENING, I Ofenhach's Upera
At soclock; GhNkvIEVE
SATURDAY MATINEE DE-
at So BRABANT.
Nothing approaching TO the completeness Of the mise
n-scene has been witnc ncssed.-Herad.
A simple aud charming amusc ment placed amid ar
tistic snd refined conditions within reach Of the pub
Iic.-Tribune
SO viyacious bright and nonensiye entertainment
Is rarely 06ered.-fimeA
The company far the former in point OF
m uscal omplishment--Sun.
THEATRE CROWDED NIGHTLY
TO witness the adm rnb Q perx0nation Of
Miss EMILY SoLDEN e. DHOGAN
Messrs. MARSH LII and BEvkkLY xs the
GENDARMES
Seats secured four days in advance.
LYCECM THEATRE downtown Ticket Once removed
from ia broadway to DELMONiCO,S, ~ BROAD
STREET. where seats can be secured without extra
charge.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

DEHT FAMILY COAL-sToyR, EGO AND FURNACE
ID 1T lowest cash rates: also genuine Rel Ash fire. II
mined, atyard, corner Thirty street and Tent
avenue. Taos STOKES.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
GERMAN RULE IN sCHLEsWIG.

Prussian Persecution OF Private Cfti-
zens and the Press-The Case of Might
Against Right-The German Flag
Must BE HOnored, Duty and Coincidence
Ignored-Danish RemOnstrance to the
Court at Berlin.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
A DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT

In the steamship Queen, which lett this port
yesterday afternoon, there was as one OF the pas
sengers the noted Paul Boynton, pearl diver, life
saver and man.fsh In general. lie leaves on
dangerous experiment, which Is none other than
70 make a sea voyage in a life-savlng suit. Ii is
bis intention to drop overheard not less tnan two
hundred miles from land, either after leaving
New York or before reaching Liver pool, when he
VIII be et TO the mercy OF the waves until ne
ehall meet with passing vessel Mr. DO, ton
is confident that nc will come out all right
In the matter and prove the value OF the dress.
This 10 rubter suit or armor OF peculiar pate
tanning compartments, which, wheuunnated, 1t
~ claimed, are able 10 noat man OF an, weight
IN SAFETY. Tbe one taken Dy BoyDton Will weigh
fifteen pounds and he carries with hm, In rub
Der Lag, two d-hen signal lights, two pounds OF
cheese, Blk POUNDS OF crackers, one niece OF
Bologna sausage, one axe and one bowie knIe for
sDa KS signal nags, rockets, an extra SUIT OF
clothes aud large dOnbic-Dlaued paddle with
wnIc0 10 propel himself Mr. Boynton IL Of fine
physique, and weighed yesterday about one nun
dred ana eighty pounds. ON the Jersey coast
be claims 10 have saved scyentv-one bvea,
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

place IN scnleswig, Danish subjects are oanisnea
because they are Danish subjects and do not con-
ceal that they are, without 1t beng pretended
that they have in any way inirihgeu
the laws and institutions OF the iahu'
Against this the Danish government must
o course proSest. 1t would protect its own SUD-
jecis aud endeavor to assert their rights ana Tue
Danish government is at tnls hour doing its utmost
in Berlin. There can be no such diplomatic stri'e
between Denmark and Germany as eau orins
about serious intricaces The Danish government
is az present striving TO obtain in ser
lin only repeal OF tho unwarran'aoio
and unlawful expulsion OF its own subjects rom
Schleswig Whether IL will succeeh - ooupuui'
and IL it do not sIittle Denmark" must OF course
put up with it; but In the latter event the whoie
world should be given to understand now Ger
many so proud OF her superior civilization, rules
q conquered country.
THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNT.
In subsequent letter may perhaps, make
known some instances OF the persecution car
rIed on against Danish subjects In Schieswig,
which instances will tend to make II clear TO the
world that an unbalanced account exists between
Denmark and Prussia
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

panisn subjects FOR the sake or exercising
a pressure on the rest. The Danish governments
cannot calmly look upon this setting at naught or
the liberty and welfare OF Its subjects by the
officials OF foreign Power whom IL may please TO
dsport themselves by playing the part OF petty
tyrants
DANISH REM0NSTRANCE.
The Danish ambassador Mr.. Quaade, has lately
returned to Berlin with Instructions to lay before
the imperial court remonstrance against this un-
scrupulous abuse OF power. Prince Bismarck has
not unfrequently permitted the organs OF the
press at his disposal to proclaim that
cordial relations existed between Germany and
Denmark The Danish nation entertains on the
whole an earnest desire for lasting reconcilia-
tion with Germany, but 1t can only be did on
the basis or an honest, complete and unreserved
mlnlment OF the Treaty OF Prague. The measures
adopted by the German government towards
Danish subjects In North Schleswig are clearly not
calculated TO establish such reconciliation
but on the contrary cannot fall to arouse
In Denmark all the old bitterness OF feeling,
with the remembrance OF the immeasurable wrong
which gave those feelings birth. The present ne
gotiation does not directly relate to the Treaty OF
Prague. Aust journals display q freak OF
political imagination when they state that Prussia
has lately made proposals to Denmark regarding
Is not che nrst time that Bismarck has
been charged with entertaining similar
ideas, and n is highly probable taat
he does cherish such o speculation, but there can
not be the shadow OF doubt that tho scheme
could never by any possibility fnd favor or sup
port In Denmark. Both government ana people
would reject 1t with equal nrmness BY the Treaty
OF Prague North Schleswig belongs by right to Dem
mark and to that right viii Denmark cling but
she will not purchase its fulfment by the sacrifice
OF her independence.
WILL. GERMANY DE- JUST
1t Is to be desired, ior the sake Of many even
that that Power should take steps to redeem her
unreservedIy pghted word, as only by SO doing
can she gain the friendship OF the entire Scandi-
navian North, and the day may come when 1t Will
not be indifferent to Germany whether on her
northern frontier she will have friends or foes.
The position Of Denmark, In the event Of q
European war, cannot be indifferent to Prince
Bismarck and his general stan
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND.

from the Liverpool Post, Sept. 29.I
The Earl OF 3hre wsbury presided yesterday at
the Provincial Grand Lodge OF Frecmasons OF
Stafrordshre, held at Alton Towers, Mr.. StavcIcy
Hill, M. r., being among those present at tho
banquet Lord Shrewsbury proposed the health
the retirement oil the Maiqu or Rpo0, and
believed that had he more closely studied tho
teachings or the Engi sh IhurcB ana TIE craft no
would stul have been Protestant aud Free
mason. Nevertheless, IL was great consolation "a
know that hls place would be occupied ny tre
Prince OF Wales, wnosc health was drunk cnthu'
3iastCaIIy
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

moved. Had ~ NOT Deen tn3f IA route cOuld
be found for the new bout to be
constructed, the prom yer would
have been made. Whei* action was
first proposed 1t met wit amount Of
opposition. 1t was held lection
against the inroad OF the& lei.
ent The works, desgnt ..sette,
were actually begun in AD The total
cost OF the low level sewer bankment TO-
getner was only $670.0O0 (s134 But this sum
Is exclusive OF the money laid IN the purchase
OF property and the expenditr0 incurred in COM
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rne sewage or London Is conveyed with the
greatest ease. But the
GROWING WORK
OF the Thames Embankment was not added till the
section OF the Chelsea emban kment was opened
on May Q. This magnificent structure ranks un-
doubtedly as the more handsome of the
three. 1t is three-quarters OF a mile In
length, with roadway seventy feet wide
throughout. The line has been 80 laid
as to reduce the width OF the river all along It's
extent to 100 feet, whereas, before the construc-
ton 1t was in some places $50 feet wide The roao
extends from vauxhall to Chelsea well planted
with trees. Its front is OF granite, hammer
dressed, and tho parapet s boder In contour
than those OF the other embankments. The works
reclaimed nine and hali acres from the river and
to make II mud banks lOur feet deep were re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14

M.s. II. A CROCKETT will receive from
m importing house in Boston on Monday
July 18th, Lace Shnris, Slcqaes ana
Maailes. 10 BE- kept only oae week. Ladies
in want oi goods in titt line will do well
10 Gull and examine
Norway, July II, 1874. ~
IIRNRY's CARBolLc SALvg !. 81 we'll
known that il is only necessary 10 caution
against limitations. Ii requires careful
atinir,ure of tho carbolic acid with otnor
Ingredients to produce Il salve that may
be relied upon. The genuine only guar
antccti. Sec that il bears The signature
and private proprietary stamp OF John /
Henry Snld everywhere. JonN
HENRY, CURRAN & Co, Proprietors, x
. College Place, New York.
A FRIEND IN NEED DIR. WiSlar'S Bal.
sam Of lFIid Cherry is = friend in DEED. -
Who has not found il such in curing all
diseases of the lungs and throat. coughs.
colds and pulmonary affections, and last
not least consumption The sick are
assured that the high standard of e1cc!l-
eucc on which the popularity Of this
preparation is based will always be mais.
tanned 10y tho proprietors.
Tho great PILE rcmely ANAScsis. the
discovery OF DR.. Silsbee, is entitled 20 be
called the wonder of the age. 10000
grateful. sufferers bless the only inlallible
remedy for Plies ever introduced. Only
those who have used lotions, ointment
and internal remedic, in vain. will under
stand the grateful feeling Of instant relief
from pain aud bliSSful hope Of certain
cure Tor the terrible disease, that ANAKEsls
assures. i, is used by doctors OF all
schoos.-price ST. 90. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot. 46 Walker st..N.1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14

Ttc-, r7 pain which Ccn'auI Liuimcu: ~
u.@ relieve, uo swelling e. Val 40; ,Ubduo, AMI 40
a5nenc,, which b, VIII not cure. TIN, Is strong
l.r-ra->. lu, Il, is :.vc. Where o., parts age u,t
gone. .- eldest, are marvellous. .; il, produced
m... cur,. OF rheumatism. neuralgia, lock Nv
l|.., sreuu-, ~NcuuS-, c.@cl breast. scslls
buns. $40, stcum, car 2chr. &C., upon NE hum5a
frame. ara ot strains. -r1viu. CALLS. &c, upon
aa.-ls.- l one year. tasn have al other rcue.llcs
r.n,. tse Uosit b,-1a. 70 is e. counter iritans an
ul-n-a..s- I,.u reviewer. Cripple, Throw aSJy
tl.i. clutches, o., i.ac walk, poisonous bite, are
rendered haruic>.. aaJ che wounded are healed
v..lout -cav. 70 Is uo humhgr. The recipe iS
puoJ-aNi lroaul each Jos,,c. lti- selling as NO
article c,cs bciar, >o. snd O. acl, because @ does
jus. vHt' o. rrr;rul, t,3'. Taa-c vhJ aow suIJr
I.ul llcuma,..ri. pain or swelling, deserve 10
,urr. d. tHrv VIII NOT use Ccnt1ur Imminent -
More jasu l.u ,,-,..gStr- % remarkable cures
iacuJ.u- frascu Iir.s. chronic fheymIt 10 GOA;
ra:...re .1uo--, A. . have i'o,u rrceiVcl. WeWiu
.eaJ sr.s,.iar containing cyf,.f,a-c-, te recipe,
&c.,. gratis to any ouc requesting o.. oac b-tle
81 ,1r y-,sv wrapper C-uau Linm.ui O., worth
,ac hualicl j..iJg~ or spawned or svr,u.,t
hy--c, srJ mules. or tor -crcv-w,t1 900 .acyp-
-,1.l.ovpcr-. thi, ointment i~ worth ,osr attention.
n, family -houiI Dee without. Ocl,su, L.a.mclt.
y. B.. isU~E * CO.. N.w York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
New Advertisements.
Snn.Resiticnt Taxes.

In the town of Andsver County OF Oxford and
State Of Maine for the year 1875.
The following list OF taxes Jn real estate OF ncn
resident owners in the town Of An4over for the
year ls-J in blIl. committed TO }. \. FRENCH
collector 81 taxes for said Town
on the ilth da- Of July ls'3 has been retained by
h.m 10 Ine "a. f.m-i..iag unpaid on the End day
Of Nv -. hs certificate OF that date and
now fesnaiu uI,-i4 AID notice Is hereby given that
IL the said taxes iIcr,st and charges not paid
into the treasury ol said Town within eighteen
months from the date Of The commitment of said
bills 30 much OF The real estate taxed as will %
sufficient 70 pay the amount due therefor including
interest aud charges will without further notice bc
sold At public auction at
J. y. treEch's store In said town. on the 18th
day OF Jansary, $50 ~ O'Clock IN tie afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
THIRTY Years Experience of an
Cid Nurse.

Yrs. YVmsIoNr's Soothing syrup l. the
r,.,ription 81 uuc ot the best tvmalc Ply >i-
e.t, aal Nurse, iu the Ja.,c STATES ,aud has been
J-yi Tor thirty wears th never falling safety and
.t.e.,-- d., iliau= ot mothers aut children from
The feeble iniaLt 90 Onc week OIL io the aiult 10
connects acliity Oftlc stomach, relieve, iud coli.
l,-. iI..~ the bowels, au1 gives rest, health and
c,ul....t to mother aud cl.d We 1cte'c q - tic
I.t af.I ,,r-t remedy ia 90. World, u all eases
90 IN ~ENTEKN auI DIAEIHEA n CHILD
EEN whether % arises nom l,CtLiug or igon any
other cause. Eull direction, Toy using Wlit accom-
pans each bottle. None genuine unless che fac
-.a.l- 90 CURTIS * PEtshl\> D. Oa ,hc outside
wrapper. sold by an Medicine DcHieIs.
jU.s'1-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
MARRIED..

In Boohlay Jul, !, by Rev +. Il Pike, Nj
John \. Miller aud Ni-, Gssr. 4. Nyi.c., bs.d
OF T. also, July ., Nr. JOs-ph u. pou>cit o.
BJptiInsN anI Mss tNJic Merry " HlGrrOmO.
In Gold,s city, Col. July !, by Rev L l.. sIe~
JI;. ~ The r,-lJ-ucc oi the brides parCuss Nj.
E rc-cr' oc Fountain 81 Faso Co, agd Me,
Oiss., i. kilSluEh.
n l.-Nt.'o7 july SCH ~ Rev. u. " Bolton,
NJ. 90. e.. fj-h 81 Lewiston, aui Ai.- Aauir
jrnioh 81 Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
Children Ol:cn look Pate and
sick

iI'iu no either cause thau having worms u The stom
s.a t,kpfN ~ Nkts'ilFUGE G. 'MFITS
Wli destroy " urU- without injury 10 the child
beng perfectly HIT aud Tree from al color
lug CO.. other Injurious il grJtieuts usually us,i ia
Ny.m ErcYars, ions.
CUFFS X BROWN. ProQristors.
No. 20 Fulton street, New York.
Se,iIg oU Druggists and theatjsts and Dealers ia
Aecici.ies ot TNs ENT4-fiN Z L ANS a Box.
julc'5j %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
ssturate a Piece Of Bread or Meat with

gastric juice, and 10 ,riH disS0ice. This Is digestion
a I'd 10 such mixture lit.le slcohol aEd it will
not dis'oire. THIS ia i,yesti5g. Beware then, or
t.nct 'rcs or touic1 or decocti0ns containing
spiritUous Liquors. Saun an rum "togics7 and
rely .oiciy on pR. WALtECs VI, ECAR BrrTREs
the Nn.4t digestive iHvissr3u- 1aoSu, and free
rom -he Leiy ca, -c Cd; Alcohol jDlli-iw