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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

OXFORD, sat a Court OF Probate held %
Paris within and fox me County % oNo.i
ON the third Tuesday of March. 4. d. l.,i,
NN the petition o. ABIGAIL - GLOVER
widow OF Nathaniel s. clover l-lr OF sum" ..
iu ra.I County deceased, praying ION 300 allowance
out OF tie personal estate a. hcr late husband.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice IL.
90 ~. lcrs0ns Interested by causing copy 90 th.s
orIcrt6 be- ublshcd iir,e weeks successfully in BE
oxford Democrat printed al Paris. that they NAY
aIIc.r 1tu Probate Cont 70 d. hold 90 Paris
h. sci. County On ttc third Tuesday o. May next
at O'Clock 10 the forenoon all shcW cause 30 -ay
tier haze why the same should nCt ue granted.
4. u. WALhLk. Jl--4.
tIuC COPY. rt.c- til. q. DAVIS, Be- .-.'..
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I'll r. subscriber hereby gives pnblie tOtce that
she has been duly appointed by the lion. Jucge OF
Probate for the County OF OAi.ra and assumed The
tTust Of AdniaistratriN Of the estate ~
EONCENA d. WATcON iatc 81 BrLel
in said County deceased by giving bond = the law
directs; .hc therefore rcquc.. al prrsous who arc
indebted 90 the estate OF slid dccessv 20 make iui
mediate payment ard those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the came 90
MIRANDA \. CLARK.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he LA. been duly appointed by the Hon. Jaige Of
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
BENJAklS YOU 80 JR laIe "l ilAFtigT"
in said County deceased by giving bond ~ Inc law
directs ne therefore requests an persons who are
indebied TO the estate Of ssi deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any dsElaud5
thereon to exhibit ths same 20
BENJAMIN !. TUELL.
March l., 1874.
TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed W the Hon. judge Of
Probate for the County Of Oxford aud assumed tLe
trust OF Administrator 81 the estate Of
ABRAHAX BRYANT late Of Hethel
in said County deceascd hy giyiU- bond ~ Tie law
directs hc therefore requests all persons who are
indebted TO the estate Of sad decsa.od % make un
mediate payment aud those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
BENJAMIN n. BRYANT.
March II, 1874
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PREPARED ur

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LOWELL, MISS, 4. s. 4.
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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WALEER, Jll
4 true copy-Ausst: II. q. DAVIS, L,ss.,r.

ONFOGD, At Court o. PROBATE hr.a 90
PA-is within aaI for the County of uAisrI
ON On. third tuesday &C MsIch. \. -. ls.i
~ tho petition 90 MARY ALLEN widow n.
~ Lclltus Allen l,t- W lleDro1 Iu saui County
deceased. PRAYING th7t her dover may Doe be-, D..
d. beg r.0ni tus Ict. cstate ~ '1ii dt-cIs.i q.
Ordered, Ihatthe s,lr Petitioner give notice
10 AL per'on' Interested by eIu'irg copy Of ti'
order bs shctthrcC week .acccss lively ir tho
Oxf9rt Democrat printed 50 Pui', int they may
appear ata Probate Court 10 be held a. Paris
ln saII Comfy 81 the third TGesday Of MAY ncNt
II o'clock ia the forenoon and show cause u my
they have nhy tho same should not bc granted.
A. n. WALkEE. Judge,
trus rorv-attcst. II. 4 DAVE. Register
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OXFORD, "a ,nlrt OF Probate tst ID.
Trs r'i.ia sui for ,tg County oi oxford
on fhs t4irl lu.'faF oi March 4 ID. 1876.
~ nc petition ci SAMUEL >IANiti ,.I
~ G.Irt'rn o, Hs.1 60. saI Edward g.. Stanley
fnu.4l- Of Porter ln -n.t t1uLty. plAt.r- ...
lcr5N. 60 -cll .ui convey certain rca. r.tafr .e.
slf..r Dc d. p,ulou 900 t'r ll tAc Probate Df.
OtuFaEu. That ilrssd IvIii.-ucf give f...r
90 a.i prrson, in'crr'st ly ,,u'.r- an ODD 'ra. nd
hI- r,.ifiou -iih this trl-r ilrrrou fo h" publ.
three weeks .1cres'iy.lr in me oxford Democrat
printed g. lafi, .s-t ,i.r may appear a. Probate
Court Boz 30. held or F.Yc.ur- n said County Ola BIB.
tvrutl.G-s, dly OF Nay aeXt 5t Dob o'r.p.- 'l t.f
forenoon and show cause % any ,Acy have " ~ .I1
same should not be- granted.
A. II. WALEER, u. r.
A Lrue Dln.-Alls.: IL 4 IAAL.. n..-..r-
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For Tho relief
and cure Of all
arrangements in
the stomach, liver,
and bowels. They
arc q mild aperi.
cnt, and an eX-
cellent purgatiYe.
Being purely veg.
etablc, they con.
tain no mercury
or mineral what
ever. Much seri-
oua sirlupgs and
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No Person can take these Bitters

according 10 directions, and remain long
uuwcll, provided their bones are not de-
Stroycd hy mineral poison or other
means, aud vital organs wasted beyond
,aprf~
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Costs allowed by Court OF Comfy Conn
InIssioncrs, Jnn. ADJ. Term, 1874.
state y. Wan. Brown, $3.50
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Expenses Of March Term, t2.u o.
&C. {. 6HNAN, 90. Treas.
TErAsUErgs' OFFICE,
April =, ls.i.
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For the Blood is the Life"

Sec Deuteronomy, chapter Kill verse %. The blood
being the source from which our built up
hA from Whlch we derive our mental as well as physi
cal capabilities, how important that II should be kept
pure II it contains vile fostering posons all organic
functions are weakened thereby. Settling upon i'm
portant the lungs liver kidneys the
is most DISASTROUS Hence it bchooves every ono to
keep their blood in perfectly healthy condition.
more especially docs this apply at this particular
exciting cause be- the real of large
ton of all diseases is bad blood Now Dr. Fierce does
catalogue of quaCS patent nostrums by recommending
II to euro disease does he recommend IL
on the contrary there hundreds diseases that ho
acknowledges Will not cure but what he does claim
is this that there is but blood disease
it will not and that disease is He
recommend his Discovery for disease vet he knows
1t to be the searching blood cleanser vet discover
ed aud that il will free the blood and sy stem of all
other known blood poisons he they animal vegetable
TO cure the worst forms of Skin Diseases all
Blotches Pimples aud ETuptions, also all Gland ar
SwenGs and the worst form of Scrofulous and Ulcer
sed sores OF Neck Legs or other parts and all Scrofu
lous Diseases of the Bones Is White Swelngs Fever
Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases all which be.
long TO Scrofulous diseases-
CONFIRMED HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED
w.GRovE STATION, IA, July H. Is7a
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dear Sir-My wife frat became lame nine yearA ago
SW ceilings would appear and disappear her hip and
system rotten with disease. In swelling broke
on her hip dSchArGing Large quantities and since that
at Expense Of el25, no nothing will do any
but surgical operation.
July 10th, 1873, he writes thus: my wife has Ger.
tSiniy received great benefit from the use Of your
Discovery for she not able to got OF the bed, and
was not expected to live week, when she commenced
using It, year ago She has been doing most Of her
and s using It, Her recovery Is considered almost
miracle, and We attribute IL all to the Of your
: N. ROBINSON
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Catholic University of Georgia.
PREPARATION FOR LAYING THE CORNER
-fE. STONE.

The Macon (Ga.) correspondent of the
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel,
writes thus enthusiastically of the prepar-
ations now being made for the laying of
the corner stone of the proposed Catholic
University, in the former city:
On Sunday, the 81 day of May next, the
corner stone of the great Catholic Univer-
sity of Georgia will be laid in Macon with
grand and imposing ceremonies. The
most active preparations are now being
made by the friends of the institution to
that end. A great many Invitations have
been sent throughout the United States
and Canada. Extra trains will be run upon
all the railways leading to the city,, aud
excursion tickets issued for one fare for the
thousand people are expected from Au
Upon the reception of the companies here
they will perform the ceremony of present
ing arms at Military Mass. As they will
arrive at an early hour in the morning, a
breakfast will be rendered either at the
depot or in some convenient building. In
other respects the people of Macon, re-
gardless of religious opinions, will en-
deavor to make the occasion i'm posing and
agreeable to all who may see it. John
Wilkinson, of Macon, has been appointed
Chief Marshal, and will be assisted by d
staff of aids selected from the Augusta aud
Savannah companies. 1t is intended to
make the laying of the corner stone an
event in the history Of the Catholic Church
and congregation of Georgia to be femem-
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bered scores of years. Many of the most
eloquent aud distinguished bishops and
priests will be present, and aid in formally
iuaugurating the career of an institution OF
learning which will, doubtless, so sounding
down to all future ages. Georgia's inland
city Of palaces has opened its arms and its
heart to it, and extends cordial Invitation
to all to come and spend Sunday, the Sd
day of May, and give as an opportunity OF
expressing the hope that the University
will be like one who is the benefactor Of
mankind, and
Whose footballs will echo.
Through the corridors Of time.
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The Plenary Council on Round Dane

from the Freemans journal
Editor of Freemdn's Journal viii you
oblige some of your su bscribers, who agree
to leave it to you, by saying whether the
Bishops of the United States prohibit round
dances, and oblige yours, R.
RESPONSE.
We can best answer by quoting the
words of the Plenary Council of Baltimore,
in 1866, signed by all the Archbisoops and
Bishops then in the United States, and
approved by the Holy See. We translate,
literally, from the DEGREES, in the part in
structing those in care of souls, paragraph
Az:
"Let them (pastors) speak against and
utterly condemn the immodest dances that
daily more and more are practiced. Let
them warn the faithful how much they
offend, not against God only but against
society, and the family, and against their
own souls, who either promote, or even
seem to countenance them by their pres
ence. Let them especially teach parents
of how grave judgment they become
guilty if they expose the tender age of
their sons or daughters to the peril of los
ing their purity and unspottedness of
mind, by tolerating that in this manner the
unwary may be SHARED in the tolls of the
devil"
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The following story comes from Vienna
1t is said the piani List found himself
recently in the company of a number of
ladies, who begged him in hyperbolical
terms to procure for them 1.-the ecstacies
the artistic raptures which his magnificent
talent inevitably produces" He obligingly
seated himself at the piano and play ed.
When he had finished, some of his admirers
had tainted. WE'LL" said List, "
played wrong notes all through, intention
ally so badly, indeed, that should have
been turned out of doors at any elementary
school of music ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-03

The Catholics cf Berlin lately turned the
tables upon the "Old Catholic party in a
witty and surprising manner. Reinken's
agents advertised meeting of all who did
not wish to submit their mind and con-
science to the evoke of the Jesuits." The
invitation was interpreted literally. Hun
dreds of Catholics who read the announce
ment logically concluded, as they acknow-
lodged only the authority of the Church in
conscience, that they were of the number
of those whose presence was desired.
When the meeting was organized, they
being by far in the majority, elected a
president and proposed resolutions anath-
ematizipg the schism of the German pro-
fessors.
The "Old Catholics" were fairly trap
ped the wind was completely taken out
of their sails. In disgust at the Catholic
turn of the proceedings, they applied to the
police to disperse the cunning and tIi-
umphant Papists. To add to the mortif-
cation of the schismatics, the meeting
broke up with enthusiastic cheers for Plus
TX, the infallible Pontiff Of the infallible
Church. The Catholics OF Germany are
not altogether wanting in the wisdom of
the serpent, while they observe dove
like gentleness in the hour of persecution.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-03

A shrewd preacher, after an eloquent charity
sermon, said to his bearers, 81 am afraid, from
the sympathy displayed in YOUR coh ntenances,
that some of you may give too much. l eau
tion you, therefore, that you be just before you
be generous and wish you to understand that
desire no one who cannot pay his debts to
put any thing into the plate" The collection
was n rare one.
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D0t' AuAIIA anu EFato, Opposite Jehers0n oUUOV
Having during the past summer visited the pIDclgi
cities OF Enrope have secured all the latest nV y
tles IN my line, and better prepared than ever
10 supply my customers and the public in genera
LADIES', HAIR BRAIDS, guaranteed real hoAt11
hAIRi SWITCHES, CURLS of my own manuInuSsSTII
from the hghtest to the darkest shades; HUMAN -
GOoDS. Of every description; silk Hair Meta ESS
Iollet Articles Fancy and jet Bracelets, PertuSE
Eancy Jet and Black Sets, and every article uDsSa
hsir Dressing; Combs, Brushes, Toilet Soaps css
etc Hair Work of all kinds made and repaired w
try and city orders promptly attended to. .e,,se
attached to my store 1 have HAIR DKESIoSnc,i
and HAZE CUTTING SALOON, where an exPerIIeaIaas
and Children. ,,,
English, German and French spoken noeJ"H
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ApvICE.-If you wish to enjoy good health
and preserve your constitution don't fail to visit 637
Magazine street, jackson.
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TO THE LADIES.

GREAT TNDUO EMENTS'
All styles of HAIR, PIaits Curls, Chignons' BIZ
AT COST.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Wigs, HalEWigs anu anu, n
deanx Latest styles of Jet Goods. Perfumere'
all Fancy Articles desirable for the Toilet ddr,l
All country orders promptly attended TO-
JAMES HEANEY,
20 BNvpnne Street, =.
fsis7lly Between Italia end s.; Jeseph ssFs's'
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STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS. %Tfs
AS a. &. MILLER & co. have generously commits.
stoned to SELL PASSAGE TICKETS for their
Line of Steamships, and the season for European
travel will commence. may be well to remind
all those who intend visiting Europe sending for
their friends that the best Line of Steamships direct
from this port Liverpool those of the State Line
The reputation of this Line is we'll established;
stewardess and surgeon attached each steamer;
charge is ade for attendance and medicine every
comfort good food and accommodations; prudent and
sklfu officers add to the cheefulness and safety OF
voyage these steamers.
am prepared to sell RETURN TICKETS,
available for twelve months, at reduced prices and
Through Tickets to all paris of the United KiIg dom
and Europe.
p. F. GCGARTY,
PASSE NGER AG ENJOY,
151.------ Camp Street. ISL
mh29sf Opposite St Patrick's Church.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STOVES. STOVES. srovp.,
The Cheapest and the "Bestn

The Cheapest and the Best"
The BEST" and the COTTAGE" coop,r,
STOVES, to which call particular attention LAG
surpassed by any in this market for daraSSs
in the oven and can be adapted to bnrnine Cnaaa
COKE or'WOoD. without any additional cost Ia.
sold under full guarantee to do as thew ave
sented the money will be refunded. are repre-
Also o variety Of other COOKING STOVES nj,
grade and price, from SIS upward. ees'!
HEATING STOVES.
A very large and complete assortment sutab. =,
Offices, Parlors, Churches. Schoolrooms ETC an =
which offered at very low prices suit the TIM
Also dealer in A''
TINWARE OF EVERY KIND
and description, to suit the country and city tr,a.
which Is offered at UNPRECEDENTEDLY Inv
PRICES FOR CASH. Also, sole agent for the man.
facture and sale of the
Steam Washer. or Woman's Friend,
Will cleanse your clothes WITHOUT RUBBIye
Every one sold Is FULLY WARRANTED. II saw
labor, and tear, and the annoyance of wash a.,
1t is truly labor and clothes-saving invention I'm
hundred thousand have been sold already through IN
States since 1871. State and County Rights for ssie
Call and see, at NO. 81 GRAv1ER STREET. nsy
Tchoupitoulas.
fel5 sm G.. W. W. GOODWIN
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.
Office corner of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital 100000.
Assets, December 81, 1873 S774,50S II
Fire Marine and River Risk. aiyans the
For the accommodation of Its customers, tho Com
pany will mako Marine Losses paXa4S!s
j. W. H1NCKs. Secretary. mise IA ~
TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office No. Ill Gravier Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
A. Elmer BADER. President,
GEokGE sTRoaEY EiSs fss esTssary.
Henry Abraham, 4 Elmer ssdsr, A Bapmgarden
Bsnai0 e. ay f Mss ssnand saz
Frank Roder. Louis Schneider, W Schmidt
sehwarts, e wiisF1n @sssen H
je22 70 ly
OFFICE OF HIBERN1A INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NE% ORLEANS. 81 Camp street:IAt an election
held on Monday, the 5th inst, the following named
gentlemen chosen Dirsctors of this Company to
serve for the ensuing year,
Patrick Irwin, John Henderson,
John II. Gibbons, William Hart.
Thos. Marley, r. NJ. O'Bren,
Z. B. Briggs ia. Gardner,
Z. Conery. Jr., =. G. Ryan,
Edwd Sweeney, Thos. Gilmore,
Thomas King.
And at a meeting of the Board, held this day JOHN
HENDERSON. Esq, was unanimously elected Presi.
dent and P. IRWIN. Esq Vice President.
The Board also declared of the net profits of the
past twelve months 10 cent interest; also 10
cent dividend the paid in capital and 40 cent
dividend in emums-the said interest and dividends
under the charter be placed to the credit
of the stock notes.
THoS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans, May IL, 1873 mys 10 ~
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FAIRBANKS
UNITED STATES STANDARD
SCALES,
WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
HIGHEST PRIZE AT PARIS, 1867.
HIGHEST PRIZE AT VIENNA, 1873.
HIGHEST PRIZE AT MONTREAL. 1873
HIGHEST PRIZE AT MACON, GEORGIA, 1873
IN TREIR CORRECTNESS OF PRINCIPLES
IN THEIR ACCURACY OF ADJUSTMENT,
IN THEIR DURABILITY,
IN THEIR CONVENIENT ADAPTABILITY TO
EVERY BUSINESS NEED
-.- THEY ARE WITHOUT Il PEER.
Livery variety, anu ZOE uses, 10 oe nau AZ tnet
warehouse,
No. SO Camp Street,
New Orleans.
w. B. BOWMAN,
fes 3m Agent
r 8. ATHENS & SON,
236.. ...---TcHoUp1ToULAs STREET ri
DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Iron, Sttel, Copper, Brass. Lead Galvenlzed Spika
Nails. Bolts etc.
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware Builders Hafs
ware and Fire Crates.
Locksmiths' and Bell Hangers Materials.
Together with the greatest variety of every descpt
of Mechanics Tools and Hardware be found in 10
South, at reasonable prices. iy6 '73 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
I AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,

3oi --.. $500 .DryadeS Street.
Bet. Thalia and Erato. opnosita Jefferson SchoC
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EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLIN.
payable in all parts of Ireland for any amount from
81 upward, sold at current rates iaa57.Iv
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSOR LOUIS BUCHHoLTZ recommend
himself TO the public TEACHER ON TIL
PIANO, VIOLIN and BRASS INSTRUMENTS, in o
out his residence, No. ROBERTSON STREET
near Canal. Also for PLAYING and FURNISHING
MUSIC FOR BALLS AND soIREES at moderat
prices. mil Al,
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
al 81, SO per annum in advance, or if paid with
in two months after the date Of subscription;
if not paid within two months So will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
heTed TO.
ApvERTIsEMENTs of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less 81 so, and 80 Gems per
square for each additional Insertion. Larger
ones i'll the same proportion. The space OF
II lines will Constitute a square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, 1t VIII De
published and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING will be executed win neat
ness and despatch. L.
All Job Work and Advertisements must oe
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will De chaI eeu
for al the rate of 81 cents per square, IL iine''
for one insertion. ,or,
To avoid any misunderstanding on the pa =
Of the Annual Advertisers, it is proper 10 s,a.o
distinctly tba, their privilege only eA.enu1 "
their own immediate business. Real Es'a'e ho
gal and all other advertisements sent oy 'h'n'
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THE NEW IMPROVED
FEW GOOD REASONS {:


"A new Invention Thoroughly Tested and
secured by Letters Patent.
2-Makes Perfect Lock Stitch, alike Oh
both sides, on all kinds of Goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless and Rap
id-best combination Of qualities.
4-Duratle-Runs for Years without Re
pairs.
5.-Nill do all Varieties OF Work and Fam
cy Stitching in a superior manner.
lis Most Easily Managed by the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Desgn Simple. Ingenious, Elegant. for
ming the stitch without the use Of Cog Wheel
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has
the Automatic Drop Feed, which insures Uni
form length of Stitch at any speed. Has our
new Thread Controller, which allows easy
movement of ncede-bar aud prevents injury
TO thread,
S-Coustruclon most careful and finished.
1t is manufactured by the most skilliul and ex-
perienced Mechanics, at the celebrated Rem.
ISGroN ARMoRY, ILloN, n. Y. CINCINNATI
OFFICE lSi FOURTH STREET.
May 2, 1874. I'm
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The DIFrRRENCE.-In the North OF
Ireland, there is 4 town called Bess-
broke, with population of about 500.
Mr.. Richardson, a manufacturer there,
gives employment to nearly all the in
habitants, and having the temporal as
well as the eternal interest Of his en-
ployees at heart, he will not permit a
drinking saloon, Tor as they are called
here, sample rooms TO be opened in
the town; the result is, there are no pau
pers to be seen amongst the inhabitants;
no pawn office; no police barracks.
There is also little town, not half the
size of Bessbroke, about 20 miles dis
tant, in which are six or seven liquor
saloons, police barracks, with eight or
ten policemen, and ! never passed
through it without seeing a host Of
paupers. The inhabitants of that town
are chiefly employed by two gentlemen
who are magistrates, one being brew
er. and have seen as many as Is or 90
of their employees brought before them
for drunkenness, or offences committed
whilst under the influence of drink
Why should this town differ so from
Beesbrook Because Of the accursed
demon, drink.