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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

difference nf pnlillns between lNp hp
Wpal paths hf south tArpllliA ~ ~
NJ lle sl4le government u fpllpplNp'H
Acting 0n these principles, ! lhliik
The drliugralip Marty nHnnnl 90 lrllsi
linn a. nominate Judge llnell of
governor aud Mainr DrlanY lnf lltnr
Tenant governor They arc lplli Iiplp-
llcans, and lhe later = q eolprpa IuAh'
The nuppoft NJ judge Green and Ma-
for uelany by llla democratic llil ~
Nill show % lhe world lual W. ll linl
fegard party OF color where the panhis
dates afe honest and capable, ana uiel
we arc anxious, ny every h0lipfAple
means, 10 G0neilinle The eDlGred people
and republican party The IaA unlni'
convention, representing llle Wn"l'
democratic pally Ol South pnfplllin,
plfdged themselves " sllppnl y fephb
lican candidate fnr governor u hf Whss
hOnest aud Capable, aud nul r0nllelth
la any way with the frauds Wlilel nave
hpen perpplraled on The state, Ihhl
Judge Green declared himsfl W hVof
"f ll,ecivIl rlghls blll Il nothing more
than what might have beell expected
nom every republican IN South Caro-
lima. do mol regard " ~ el Nlgen-
tl0n 10 him. We already have TIE
civil rights hill m u law ~ Soulh Caro-
llnn, and ~ far m IN passage n fnii-
gross IA concerned, W. have no Interest
nne gay an the other llW lpl uinN0ld
nll rldr'ig.ucs aud look only 10 tho re'
lrmpllnn 0f the state from roglffN,
higl, taxes aud crushing oppression,
dishonesty and bankruptcy corrupt
officials and prodlgal Expenditure pl
the pullle money
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

Texas Grand Prize Concert Postponed
20 October ~, 1874.

10 october -, 1874.
The Hon. james 4. ID, Wilson, may
OF of Houston, and the city council en-
dorscs the enterprise ~ follows:
IiousToS, Texas, April 20. 1874.
We, the undersigned, regard the
real estate distribution, which j. t..
Foster proposes 10 make on the 22d OF
October next, In this city, ~ calculated
to promote improvements, aud plac-
lng within the reach of many, who
otherwise would be unable, chance
to secure home for them and their
families, and having, from our long
acquaintance with him, every conf.
dence In his integrity, we feel justified
I'm saving that we believe he will car
~ out his distribution honestly and
fairly, according TO his advertised
plan.
Signed by the mayor. the Hon.
James II. ID, Wilson, and city council.
Capital prize, 5000, gold, ten resi-
dences IN Houston population 10000,
aud the railroad center of the state /;
$50 tracts of land in different portions
of the state. Value of prizes, $4,000
$1,000 tickets, at 81 each. The man.
agement are so well convinced of the
success of the enterprise, that they feel
justified in promising to refund every
cent of money, If the drawing does not
take place op I'D Of October. Every
prize paid in full, whether all the
tickets are sold or not. Send for circu-
lars. Agents wanted. Address
J. Il. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
II. w. HOUSE Treasurer.
Pierce e. Lyle, Agents.
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Aiurdnr nenr RorneY.

FonsEY, KAUFMAN CogNry, TrxAs, !
October II, lhI !
10 the Editor OF the Dallas lleraldi
SlR- Considerable excitement pre-
vailed here to-day, caused by the llnd-
Ing Of the dcad body 0l u man, about
three miles northeast from this place
In prairie mvinc, covered up with
tho dirt out OF q shallow well that had
been dug. lie IN supposed 10 have
been killed some five or siN days ago
The nian il supposed 10 he by the name
OF William Nnlicn, n German, aud was
engaged with another party In cutting
hay. 4 G0roncr's inquest WIS held aud
u verdict rendered. The perpetralor
IN unknown, hut n party suspicioned IL
now under arrest, Mr. Nnhen IL sup
posed 10 no M Odd Fellow, and came
nom California 10 this county.
Respectfully, "LrrrLE Bow.
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STATE ITEMS.


Cotton Is going into Paris at the rate
of thirty on forty bales per day.
Corn is selling IN Barnet at seventy
five cents per bushel, barley Ut one dol
lar, and sweet potatoes ut one dollar
and half.
James Evans, section handon the
Texas and Pacific railway, was killed
by falling between the cars at Savoy, a
few days ago.
William Webster, deputy sheriff OF
Goliad county, was drowned in Mar
tinas creek, on the 18th ultimo, while
attempting to cross. k
A coal bed said to be inexhaustible,
and of superior coal, has recently been
discovered on the farm of Mr.. Clay
Robertson In Freestone county,
Two negroes We're hung at Palestine,
for murder on Friday last. Fears had
been entertained that there would be
an attempt at rescue, hut the sheriff
had u well armed guard of one hum
bred men, and everything passed off
quietly.
Henry Bouic, charged with stealing
horse, was brought before Judge
Evans, at Bonham, for examination
The evidence elected the fact that
Bouie had stolen the horse from aman
named Carpenter, IN sFannin county,
and carried him to Comallche, county
and traded him TO a man by the name
of Hardin. Soon after Hardin moved
to Fannin county, bringing the horse
with him. Boule, fearing that his
crime might be discovered, stole the
horse second time aud carried him
off and killed him, and cut the brand
off He is now is Jail in default OF
two thousand dollars.
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Judge 0ustaye Cook, now Judge Of
Tie Galveston aud Houston criminal
court, aud who ~ abby represented
Harris county Ia the last Legislature,
before retiring from the llalniun Age
hgd lhls ~ Huy of Captain j. H., Foster
mnnugrr vi lle l'oNnspllln cuilceIi
rlleisa gentleman pfps fair rcpnla'
ton fof honor Integrity, business GA
parlty aud reliability hs any IN our
city, Ills character for nprlghlllesH
aud fidelity II uneXcepll0na6ly good
aud he has the confidence Of our en-
tire community lie " sustained by
aud associated with the very best men
In Houston In Ills plan for the sale aud
dialdlbuilOn ofhls realestale, In which,
by the way, he hnH long been one Of
our most successful dealers. lllswh0le
plan IN fair, honest aud bascd upon not
ual market value. Not only IA an edl-
tor but M u man we endorse Captain
Foster for all we have said Of him In
ey0fy respect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

PRESIDENT CHANT, General Sher-
man, General Augurand General l'ab'
eocl, yenlued n0roaH the dead line on
day before yesterday, aud oalpeaa far
Into Texas m lhcoiIy ofDenlHon' The
oslensllle object Of the visit was to Ia
form themseIycs ~ 10 the condition
of he frontier delrnccs, Being, M
they are, skilled aud scientific war
rlors, they weroenpbled 10 Judge Of the
necessities NJ the frontier by inapect-
ing the freight depot Of the Missouri,
Kansas aud Toxins railway, over which
they were dcad'hcadcd, aud conHc'
quenty were prepared 10 turn their
faces towards 81, Louis NJ nine O'clock
on yesterday morning. with the feel
Ing that all WIS well with their south
western donations, This whole thug
II too lin to rise even 10 the dignity
of the ridiculous. The war department.
has been waverlng some time between
Dallas and Dcnison w the proper depot
Of supplies for the frontier movements
There being competition nj thlu point
between the 'fcxas and Pacific railway
aud the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
railroad, IL IL obvious 10 the most ob-
tuso mind that the government could
secure better rates Of freight to this
point than TO Donison, where no COM
petition exists. The knowledge OF this
fact no doubt caused the order OF some
two months ago to remove the frontier
supply depot to misplace, Influences,
either monetary or otherwise, were
brought to bearat Washington to se-
cure revocation Of the order The
hurried transportation Of the president
and the general Of the army TO Doni-
son, and their hurried return from that
point TO ST. Louis Is of n piece with
the movement that caused tho rcvoca-
ton of the order liking this city as the
depot for southwestern aud frontier
supplies. Our only surprise Is that
President Grant and General Sherman
should allow themselves TO be played
Us puppets in such n move. II may he
that among their many Investments
they have an interest In the Atlantic
and Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas ronds, Nothing surprises us
these days.
The fact that these high dlgnitaries
were to be In Texas did not become
known to the people Of Dallas I'LL nine
o'clock yesterday morning. AT once n
movement was made to induced them
to extend their visit rs far as Dallas.
Colonel Wheat, president of the Board
of Trade, telegraphed an invitation to
the presidential party at Denlson, but
received the reply that they had al
ready turned their backs upon Texas,
and were steaming rapidly towards St.
Louis.
1t is rumored that the hurried return
of the president was owing to the
threatened approach Of u bad attack of
the jim- jams, necessitating the assist
ance Of the family physician. We do
not attach any credence whatever to
this rumor. We think it was the let
ter Of Il. j. Davis and the sharp man
agement of President Ste> ems that
scared him out of the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

AS HERETOFORE announced the bolt
ers from the regular republican con-
vention in South Carolina nominated
Judge John F. Green, OF Sumter
county, as their candidate for gov
ernor. Major Delaney, who is as black
ms black cat, is their candidate for
lieutenant governor. The conserva-
tives, otherwise the white people OF
the state, were to hold convention
ON last Thursday to determine what
their course ought to be in the emer-
geney in which they find themselves.
Ex-Governor b. Il. Perry was elected
q delegate to this convention from.
Greenville county, but fearing that his
health would not allow him to be IN
attendance he published letter adj
dressed to the convention, setting forth
what he thought to he the proper ac-
ton for the conservatives to agree
upon. He advises the white people TO
swallow the radical candidates, civil
rights bill, niger, and all. Nothing
could more fully demonstrate the alb
ject condition of the people of that
state than such advice from such u
source.
That the issue may be clearly under
stood We make some brief extracts
from Governor Perry's letter: 81
The only Issue now before the peo-
Pile Of South Carolina is one OF reform
In our state government. II Is simply
q question OF honesty and roguery. All
good men, whether republicans OF
democrats, white or colored, should
unite in trying to rescue the state from
the hands OF the rogues, swindlers and
corrupt men who have had control of
it for seven or eight years past, and
have utterly destroyed the credit and
honor of the state. In the selection OF
candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor, we should only inquire
whether they are honest aud capable. |
Il matters not what may be their color
or race-whether they are democrats or
republicans There In now, In fact, no
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

No MAN can vote IN the approaching
election for membors ofo0ngteaH unless
he isa registered voter, The cl"rl' Of
lhe court alhe official registrar lorlht
county. Persons who we're reglfltf"'
last year nre not requIlcd 10 REGISTER
again. Al persons not heretofore
registered, who arc qualified 10 vote NJ
tho election TO be held onlhc ~ OF Mo-
vember, must rcglalcr their names
with Captain A. llarwood, county
clerk, on or before lho 8lsl day Of oc'o
Der, otherwise they will not be all 'wed
10 vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

THE first number of the Galveston
Weekly Times, of date October 3D., Inns
Just reached us. II II mammoth In
size aud IL filed with able editorials
aud we'll selected miscellaneous mat
ter. The editor is Colonel II. w.
Loughery, and tho Times belongs to
the straightest sect Of democratic pa
pers. The publication day is Friday,
and the subscription price three dollars
per annum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

WE had the Pleasure u meeting on
yesterday, Dr., Charles r. lirem' OF
Charlotte, North Carolina, who has
come to Dallas 10 make II hls future
home. DR., Brom ~ a hlgl'lonod, eul'
tIyaled gentleman, and sklllful pmc-
tllloner, We take pleasure In COM
mendlug him TO the confidence Of tie
people of Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

THE Bonham correspondent Of The
Houston Telegraph says ihut consld-
cradle quantities Of Usage oranges pass
through that town every day, and that
they sell readily ut two dollars per
thousand.
There are great many men roam
lug the streets Of Dallas seeking en-
ployment May they not find val
liable suggestion In the above state
ment ?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

JEREMIAH GALvAN, radical cAndl'
date for congress In the sixth district,
In an address to the people Of that dis
trlct on the issues of the day, COMES
out la favor Of u division Of the state,
aud tho creation Of new state, 10 be
known ~ West Texas. H0 does not
designate the line on which no would
mike the division.
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non COsGREsR.

ron C0sGnEhh,
fiHi Districts
HON, 6UilE 81, NEtGAN'
ofAndelspn equity
second pi'tifN
non, .HCuLHEns0S'
81 Marion rnnhly'
Thin pialrirI
HON. JAS, W, TnHOcHNoHtoN'
ofcolliu county
Foanh districts
nos nOGIHa niL's,
ofRayarlo county
Finh Districts
HON. JOHN HANCOCK,
Of Travis county
sixth Districts
Hon. .GUsTAyE sCHLiJ'tiih'
~ dewitt county
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A winter Campaign.
Iualycston News.1

Winter has demoralizing effect on
the noble red man. His pony becomes
lean and unfit for war, and the untu-
tcred savage learns the beautiful les
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-13

Jusr on the eve of going to press we
learn thai Mr.. Jacob Williams, son of
our well known iollow-citizen, w. j.
Williams, committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself through the head with o
pistol. We have not time to obtain
particulars this evening. -[Jimpleoute.
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The HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganized and 10
iully prepared to do all kinds Of Job
PRINTING in the latest styles and ct Ne
sefy lowest prices.
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Bagging and Ties.

We have just received n full supply OF
heavy Jute Bagging and Arrow Ties, for sale
low. L.. NJ. SPENCER & BRO,
lS5dlm Elm street, Dallas.
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Best Advice
Dir. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PILLS
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

rossessesqnallties that no other Dye does. Its
eject Is instantaneous, and SO natural that il
IAN not be detected by the closest observer.
general use AMONG the northumberland dress.
erS IN every large city In the United States,
Price ii box. Sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss;-Bo.rd Of County Csmmi,'ioscvs
May Session A. d. 1874 held by adjournment
Juno TO- lN.g.
Upon tSc'oresoing petition satisfactory evidence
avin been received that the pctiioneTsnIe rr,pos.
shle and that inquiry into tic merit. Of Their Ip.
pcaiiOn IL eXpedient, II IL ordered tAat he County
C1mrli ,sioncf, meet ~
The School House in District No. u In Water
fond on Tuesday. tho twenty ighth dny OF july
nc-t ~ tcn OF tnc clock a. n and thence pro.
cecd 70 ri-g IN, route mentioned IN said petition
immediately alter which view, : hearing Of the
parties and witnesses will be had L; some oouVen
lent pacc ia the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in The premises ~ the Commissioner. shall
Judge proper. Andil Is further ordered, that notice
oftho tine place aEd purpose OF the ConmlssOarIg'
meeting Aforesaid be given TO all perruns and cor.
po..ton, Interested by causing attest.t copies OF
i1t petition and OF this order thereon 10 eierycs
upon the respective Clerks OF the towns ot Norway
and Waterford ans also 10 he posted up iu three
publi, place. il each OF said towns. and psblissed
thrrs v-ek,,uccct.ivo,J Ia The oxford Democrat !
uewsp,per printed in Paris, In said County Of OK g.
lord tho nrrt Of said publications and each OF the
slhcr notices TO bc made, served aud posted, a,
least ttr:y day. before said time OF meeting 10 the
cad that an persons and corporations may then aud
there appear ana thewcauie IL any they have, Why
the prayer 81 said petlton-TshoGdE not - granted.
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT Clerk.
true copy OF said petition and order vi Cosrt
thereon.
Ati-s:: JAMES 2. WRIGHT, CLERK.
junl8
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
OUR TABLE

Balioa's SJsnthlJ Magazine. BSste7 80
TaDms- : rsibJs. sl.sJ Y~ryrar. SiaIo copies
10 cents.
Tho July number contAin' the fo,oriay articles: :
TIE Ballet Dancer; AHecIsIes Of 1sIm.ls; Cap
tsn A!trTs LcSoy; NJ Boat; C1iaciicice,
The First BiIe5.rl; The Maniac sailor; world
Norn. SAMMY DAYS: Qliss; Katie EIpsri4a5at:
'>Tco. Heat, do yoa lSVsn2 JApA,a'- CL-tons;
IN Unr0r,ult.r Match; Olivia; sa'ie VAnler!yn;
Wsman's Rights Movement, and how it Faded /;
BciisvinE g 10 you: NJ S,-:se AnnAbel; Ny
Uuc,e's sea; oar YoUag Peoples story -fsllsr-
Leila Grey; o. Twice an Orphan; Tr. LoI: RAb-
bits; Love vins Love; Rlihvsa's Puzzle ri3e;
Curious Matters; Fact, and FAncles; \ Qrisi
Fourth o, JAY; Humorous Pictures)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

1t will be seen by advertisement ia
another column, that tho School Com
ni,,ee Of Paris have introduced FdrHeys
Young Peoples History Of Name into our
schools. We understand it ia not 10 be
used san historical text book. 10 be com.
Dit;cd 10 memory by tho students. but is
TO supply tho place Of aroadiug book, Two
or three times week. at the discretion
# the teacher. For this purpo,e il i,
admirably adapted, and VIC can but con-
graduate our citizens tha, thi1 ,lop has
been tAkOn, for il is a step toward Ia,
proper method OF studying history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

We are informed ih., quite large
number Of students from Bates propose
70 Soiourn = season NJ the White Moan
lains rs walters at tn. Glen House, says
the Lewiston journal. And NC say il 10
avery sensible way OF enjoying sum
mer resort without expense and with ros
profit. With the MuL,SENs Tor proNri-
elors, the boys, II faithful, will bo trcstcd
:, equals, and no sensible person would
regard the position - = mental one. 90
When NO were at tho Twin Mountain
House" we found mos, agreeable walters
and learned .hat they were all teachers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

Rev. David Garisnd, WHO has beea
settled over tie Second Congregational
ehmch in Bethel for IS years, revived ~,
old custom of the Conference, at n.
Conference last week. and invited tho
ministers aud their families to slppcr al
his house. There were about sixteen
ministers present, and very plcasan,
reunion was enjoyed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Shiriy Years Experience Of ian
Old TuTsC.

4TrS. VTinsloW's Soothing syrup Is the
fSa-,- -=syrtioa oE one oi far br~t Female IhySi.
- sut Nursrs iu INC Juilc, ~-1tc--.ui mas been
80 ,0r .rr5 years u.-l r.btt falling sic. and
sccs.>, =. r. .,.l- OF mothers and Ctilrcu.lrOm
abe ... BILE .u..at rf one u.s OILS q. tle .Iul. D.
D.t,ts lridIlv OF the stomach, relieves 81 Iua colo
rex. 'Hta- trc bowels, .U' gives rest. health and
- ...t Oh uCther lul child We believe 10 j. thc
H., anil ~urr-t remedy il the WORTH, all cases
Of Gl ~ENTIil auI riNlIslItLN ~ CHILD
EEN. whether % arises frol Ioetuiu- or uuu ally
sturr tsu-c. Pun iirocuCu- for using Will accom-
ptuv each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
s.Hi.i- OF CURTIS n PERKINS IS on tic outside
wrapper Soit hv aIl Medicine Dealers.
IuI, I-l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

Qua-k Me-iclne'. never pur. bat ANA
r ISIS. t5> great ,->strrH PILErsr.edy. hH' cared
Thousands, AMER loi.oas. oia.m,n;,, and all man.
ucr o. uos.rI-a, have Jailed. Il @, the discovery
OF DR. SiLsHEE, an cm.aSu: wc.tsra physician,
and has been endJrssJ bv medical nlsa OF all
schools. i'.s a staple mSaisAi-I supposi,ory
,ri- "A an Instrument, pouitire ana m5iien',
aGsrls instant relief from ya.s asl t. pronounced
N i1ts'iiOle curS. -Pdce : %. sid D. D,G4n';,
everywhere. AVlHES!s DoPos. O. OAl.s. a..
Nm Y,rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16

At the Congregational Conference nj
Bethel. last week, Rev. DR.. Chcselisg,
Formerly OF Portland. who resides at
Washington winters. and labor, in the
South in the temperance cauS'. spoke in
high term, Of the Waylanl Seminary for
colored preachers at Washington. which
is presided over by Paris bog, Rev. G.
n. p. King He also paid high tribute
to Gsu Howard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
SAMUEL STANLEY, Ind,
....H ... o..
10 u. asr-,re5.s G'eri Ct Co,1Ig Coai~o'ao7-ri

10 ~ HouyrG5's E5Gri - CoVafy CoHlHi'r01-ri
for H.s Go iHty Of OIJ0rf
fE1iiE uadcr-i su~d petitioners, citizens Or Nor
4 NAV and Waterford. r.prrtiu'iy represent
thar The p .bwaJ as % Is now travelled, leading
rom tr- ,cho"l house in n -r.,- No. lt. - I'D
Waterford, 10 Crooked River O. both i.Ily sud c,r
cuioU,. and that There .hnuii Ice ccrtslu alters.
tons. new location, AMI U.rcon.uuance-, th.
same being demanded for the convenience auI
ucrc .-.tT OF the travelling public; hcy therefore
y:e.t your HJuors. Uil-r 'lue notice - view thr
'r-raIsc and make such alterations. new locations
auI di.cuutiuuancc. - my hc necessary o.. Tho
accornoiIloa of the public, commencing NJ
point "A short distance south o. The aiurcslul
s-hoo Aou-c u -1il Waterford, 90 wits a i,rc tiic
road running from John Stcdi'a ia Norway lcld'
lufo the h.Iw1v rInn.n" 10y sad school house,
thence 90 a -orthvcsf.ry direction aui truuin.
atin- 30 point on sail h.- ilWIy cu,trly oi Crook
eel River and near thr Creek Bridge so cIli-d) or
90 some other poin. on sail highway onsteriy Of
said bfii So may be deemed most lclsii.r by
N0Gr Honor, ana "a m duty bound will eyts pray.
JUSTIN l.. MCINTYRE anl q tilcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Maine Journal of Education. Portland =

Maine Journal OF Education. Portland -
Brown rhar.toa. sSo per year; tl.5o II pail
IN advance.
Mr.. Albro T.. Chase {. editor OF this, the only
Mains elu,,,ioall periodical published, aud is
assisted by tho follow us monthly contributors -
y. \. Luce, Freedom; G. VI. Bolxc, Wesibrook
&. c. Rounds, Pennington; +. :. Norris Biddoford
Il. ". Han, Wa;erville; G. I. Fletcher, CNstine
W. II. Lambert, Lewiston; u. d. P4tJsn, Port
land; \. y. Woodbridge, R'rIianI; Thomas
fash, Lewiston; Henry Dame, Bangor, all sen
connected with and deeply interested in the edu
catioual interests OF oar State. The June number
is unusually fun OF good matter, containing twelve
articles upon impor,ant topics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from 10 other cause than having worms iu tle -tOm
ach CROWNS NEENIFUt.E CpMFITS
viii destroy Worms without injury to the ch u, ,
beng perfectly WHITE. and free from aH color
ing ur other injurious Ingredients usual, used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS * BROWN. Propri..or,.
No 20 Frlton street New York
so 2. oI Druggists AID Chemists and Dealers "a
AediciHes ~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTs Box.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-16
WANTED.

TIE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co
Of Philadelphia, ga OH Ind reliable Life Company,
desires an Agclt n every portion OF this State, "a
which il j. not nov represented IL Is strictly
Mutual Company return, u surplus premiums 10
rs members every wear, and as a. expenses are
sladU furnishes them Insurance at The lowest pos
Sible rates, All Of its Policies are nOu-iOrlcit1bC
fo-the.r value amer tie ;hir year. Liberal Com.
mission contracts made with relilble men. ApplY
10 II < STEPHENS, Y. Pres't, No. 91l Chestnut
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