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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-09
THE PoULTRY SHOW.

Owing to special exhibition Of poultry
upon The grounds, there were lew COM
petitors for the Society premiums. A
visit 10 the tent of Oxford Co. Poultry
and Pet Stock Club will well pay for the
admission fee OF ten cents. A. T.. Saurt-
left, President oil the County Poultry AS
sociation is the largest exhibitor. Here
is list OF his entries. coops light
Braham fowl do. chicks, dark Brahma
fowl, do. chicks, l Partridge Cochin
fowl, 8 do. chicks, white Cochin fowl /,
do. chicks. l Plymouth Rock, . DO.
chicks, Brown Leghorn, : do. chicks,
pair bronze Turkeys, pair Rouen Ducks,
? do. ducklipgs. l Pekin Ducks. pair
Scotch rabbits, 2 coops Golden Sebras.
Premiums IL 2 on l.. B.. /, 2 & 3 on
chicks. l on ID. b. l. , " 3 on chicks.
on P. c., & on chicks, ! on w. c.,
on B. L., & 2 on g. S. on Turkeys,
on each 2. and Il. Ducks, Il , on duck
lings, l, 2 IL 3 on Rabbits, on p. K.
The other entries aud premiums as given
us by the accommodating Secretary Of
the club, w. 5. Keene. were as follows:
". S. Keene, So. Paris, 3 pair Brown
Leghorn, , Plymouth Rock. Sd prem, On
b. L.; w. IL. Richardson, So. Paris, .
pair Brown Leghorn, 1st prem. z. 6.
Lowering. pair Brown Leghern, 8 Ply
mouth Rock, prem. on B. L., l & 2 on
p. r.; S. NJ. King, white Leghorn and
chicks. prem. on w. L. CHI, I'd on w.
L. fowl. Chas. Edwards, l trio Light
Brahma chicks, l trio Plymouth Rock
chicks; w. W. Harmon, Norway, ! pair
English Rabbits, pair grey squirrels,
pouter pigeons, fantails both colored and
white, Calcutta fantails, prem. on Eng
lish rabbits, Sd on White fantails, l on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-09
Y ETERINARY.

jill Rawson OF Paris Hill. has uest
case OF his veterinary remedies on eX-
hibition in the hail These medicines arr
meeting with large sales, and are receig-
iug high concentrations from hOrSemen,
IS may be seen by the testimonials upon
his cards
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-09
HERDS, STOCK AND Mich Cows.

FM Noble, Norway. Herd, SIC; Penley,
Paris, do. 10 70; j X Hammond, Paris, DO, 90;
" Millett Norway, do, 9 co. Charles Penley,
Paris, stock Cow, = w; G w Maxim, Paris, DO, ; l.;
c Woodsum, Norway, do, ; 90; Albert Sanborn,
Norway, Dairy Cow, d %; a r Durgin, Mich Cow,
I %; Whitman, Norway. do, : %.
Commtee-A J wardwel, ROllin Town, Prank
Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-09


Norway, Dairy Cow, d 90; \ Durgin, Mich Cow
1 %: Whitman, Norway. do, : ".
Commiltee-A wardwell, Rollin Town Prank
Porter.
WoKK1NG OMEN, BEEF, MATCHED OXEN AMI
STEERS.
John Baker, Waterford Working Oxen, $s; John
II Mlleit, Norway, 10, . "; Horace Knight, Paris,
Beef Cattle, > to; Joel Milett, Norway, do, 90
William Hall, Norway, Matched Oxen, q 90; j w
Everett, Norway, do, 90; IL Wardwell, Oxford,
matched year old steers, 3 90: w l. stanton, OK
ford, do, > 90; Neeiham, Norway, matched =
year old Steers, 90; William Hall, Norway do,
w.
Committee-W l. stanton, J + Penley, j IL Nil
lett.
ToWN TEAMS AND DISCIPLINED OXEN.
Jn Winslow, Paris, Town Team, $50; J. A
Bolster, Norway, do, IL 90; VIM Thomas, OK
ford, do, 100; Albert Witham, oxford, Dlscl-
plned oxen, 90; NJ King, Paris, do, 90 Jas
Payne, do, book.
Committee Is Tuel, Chairman.
sTEERiT.Ass.
Norway steer Team OF , year olds, lstipremium'
Paris, 2nd do; Norway team OF year 0lds, LIST
prem. some very nice year old steers from Ok
ford, but not sufficient in number for team.
Committees T IIolbrook, Chas Young, Sulli-
van Fuller,
PLoWlNG.
W l. stanton, Oxford 81; Eben J Pottle, Nor
way, = ". The Pettengill Swivel Pillow, No. 3,was
used by W l. Stanton, and in the judgment Of the
committee, il Is the best working pillow they ever
saw used.
Committee-E 4 Morse, Chairman, Il White.
house.
DRAWING.
John Baker, Waterford q foot, 10 inch class,
40; a J Hail. Buckfleld, End do, i00-weight OF
load drawn, $50 pounds: Emerson kilgore, Nor.
way G - class, OO-weight drawn, $50 pounds
hara an try m
Is but one premium awarded. 4 Fuller, oxford,
small class, I 00-buL entry in this class-weight
Of load, $3.50 pounds.
Committed + Fuller a,Clrence Foster, Weston
Frost.
SHEEP, SWINE, AND POULTRY.
L W Pcndly, Greenwood, Sheep, $40; VIM Rich
ardson G. greenwood, end do, ! 90; w o King, Paris
I'd do, 3 %; y w Millett, Norway Lambs, 4 90; l.
II Maxim, Buckileld, 2nd do, 3 90; w o King, 3d
do, 90; r Hall, Norway, Buck, 90; W Millet,
q 90; A ShurtleG, Paris, Berkshire do, 90; j +
Fuller oxford, sow and Pigs, 90; Shmtlea,
Turkeys, = 90; A Deering, Paris, End do, 0O;
Lovejoy, Norway, Geese, %; Mrs Emogene
Lovejoy, End do, 90; Yates 4 Williams, Paris,
chicks, . 20; A 4 Morse, do, co; A 4 Shurtlef,
fowl, co; Nelson, Norway, End do, 90; l.
Shurtlef, Ducks, CO.
Commttee-F I Pike, Asa Packard, Albert
William.
VEGETABLES AND Root CROPS.
Ichabod Preble, Oxford, variety garden vege.
tables, So Horace Edgerley, Paris, do, 90; A 5
Thayer, Squash, SOC; L | Bartlett, Norway, Musk
melons, soc, Tomatoes, zoe, Watermelons jOc; Mrs
Austin Chase, Paris, Peppers, 80. We would re-
commend gratuity to l. NJ Tufts, Paris, garden
vegetables, i 90; Amos Holt, Norway, do, 90;
Titoomb, Norway, Squash 25c; $ ID Edwards,
Oxford, Squash, 2jc; we would also mention
mammoth tomato by Frank Carpenter OF Paris,
&c; we notice bushel onions, extra large, not
entered, Rowe, oxford, Csc. Your committee
found very large display Of vegetables, unex-
ceptionally nice, and regret the small amount at
their disposal.
Committed Swan, s Fuller, + Titcomb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-09

There is no need OF going out OF The
State. or even out of the County 10 ob.
tain goods for meu's wear. Garner ~
Bagnsll of the Hanover Wooden Mill
have sll that can be desired in this line.
They exhibit four pieces Of satiuett, that
for compactness. eveuness of finish and
beauty Of coloring cannot be surpassed.
Ii is pleasure 10 note the introduction
of 50 important a branch OF industry into
the County.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01
Sic fatbDlifdbe &ircbe tn
Gbina.

@esenwdrtts bsfncsn fiG In eans
China % Siid6fe unb uneefdbr 800
fatboItl6e MtfTOndte. llnter ben leg
teren fIno etpa 200 ~eineebOrene diusliz
f6e Yrisfer, bic unter Der SeS5lferune
pes 2anpes iebr ntel @utes tptrten uuo
NIT srObem Sesen orbsitsn. 6rei!i6
lInc Te cabet NOD fortwdbreno pielen
uno man6trIet @efabren unb 0erfole
suraen ausaeieB, aber penno@ 1T
mad oem 0srtraee, Der tm Sab re
1850 swilden Granfrst&, Gnelano une
@btna gum 4bl@lus eetOmmen TT, cie
pnrtiee Ntiltcn I'm Auosmsinen Jest
better I'M Stanoe, fId fret su bepeeen
uno sr5bere GOrtl@titts, wts frdber,
ma@en 3u tSnnen.
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Satb0ltfhe
Tanbfnmmen Anfalt

gett Npprpbattvn unb Gmpfebluns Der 5p6w'fen $. S.
@r3ttfdDfe pom Mtltraufee unb ct Qouis unD SerfGtebene,
Der 5o6p'fst gtfdDfe bes gDefens eebenfen mir oeoea
Otttte Niat B. S. etuen ttetnen Nnfane NIT elmer fafbSii.
i9en Sdubftimmer<Nnitalt ~ MAIDEN In gerbtnbuna rti
BEN 2ebrersS emtndr. Das 8eburfnts mad elmer iSlben
9ntalt IT Dfenbar ba, llniers t%aubaumnien ainser &C..
rem; STE tgnamet aus %benieben ais llneldnbtae pber mil
prOtehanttl1sn Mnft6ten surid unb Nientanb Ii au 5aufe,
Der tie zines 8eneren belebren fonn. Die nptbiperbtoen
W t 1nE fir ben GntaGns elmer 'fyldsn Wnfalt ia.
Werbtnbune NIT BEN Qebrtr-S Seminar, ME es in Deuttb,
Lamb auh ~aleenetn III, bat unter anberem ben Nuken. boe
man letdt neue ~2ebrfr6fte fir E%aubhumnnen ~ousbIber
ta ann. u, gotr teesSsn eis ftcn felt ldnetren Sabren aass.
bic 8tnber trirfltd fpreden lerner. 90 tppuen rur Senn
geben. :" D'
lae eltern Nun. bic taubfunre !Rinter teben, rSer
oe 5p4r. 8. 8. 9fnrrer, BITE fDlGe &inber tn tbrer Se.
I1etnoen rrtfen. TN Glitter BON 6-14 Sabreu, rrQen a..
taatgft Obne gersus barlbsr beridteu. Bon Der antabI
Der Anrtslbuneen trerpen srDetenttetls aud BITE Bebtnsup.
gen 3ur Nnfnabrte abtanesn, BITE natirliG 70 btata eeaeQt
meretn fDaen, ais tben nnSgli6 TT.
Wtan abreftre
NeD. Ebeo. 8rlner.
ct. 5ranets Station. NtlSaute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01

3ett nit benz srbsten Grfolee tbdtie it,
Der Waeiarat lief fir bic GommilFpn
cine eenaue Subtraction a~usarteiteu,
re!Ge als muferedltis tetra6tet tpirc.
Dana& piro bte guff6t iber ole
Nabrunasmittel unb @eI9aftsrdum-
It6fstten bur6 Marfts uno 8esirfse
SnipectOren auseeiibt, unb aQe 9prten
Don 6letl6, Semitic, IuRern, Confer
pen, Wtl6 QeBtere bur@ bas Gremos
meter na@ Gbeualter) Sett, 3dle uno
gtsr trsreer eenau unterludt.
Ai@afenbura. 8. Nue. Der 9ers
fdllGun8 bon NabrunssmttteIu rpenpst
lsBt bie DOItsei etne erbSbte Aufmerfs
lamtstt su. 5ter suuresn bsreits ieitens
cerlslten bet ben Specsrtebdnblern 8is
lttationsn aneefsllt. Da6elte wtro au@
auS ancere1 batertl1sn S.dptsn 9emel'
bet. Sn Bambera wurOe !. .. bet ben
Wnrffabrtcanten cine Wenge oerocrtes
nsr unp eefdlidter @asfe epnfsetrt.
unb Die S6uIeisen, wts fe IS Yeroient,
In Strafe genommeu. Nud eur6 cte
| @elsBsebuns fol- bsmnddf ben Diff
brduGen ent9egengearbeitst Ueroer, In
Dem auf ets fir pie GdIiduneen ee<
brau6ten Surrogate cine bpbe Steusr
9eIe9t weroen lou.
86ln, 10. Aug. Seit aGt Iaeen
1T bic sur unteriu9une Der 2ebensmtt,
tel etnseieBte @OmmtiliOn tn Gunetion.
Die Gur'tt Dor Der &emtlden un.erlu>
Dung bat idon Stel ;ur Bs6eruue tets
sstraaen ; GaIl@unsen isso9 tperesn
fottwdbrenD ermittelt, naueutIt@ ptele
BET ben @ewlrsen, J. 9. BET 3imu,t,
pfeher &C., bic pemn6hf aus 0ertdt
gum Iustras gebra@t Uereeu.
~2uTembnr9.
Der bteiise @arten@ unb 4dsrbauz
0etetn Yeranfaltst etne lanbpirtblhaft
lide Ausfeuune. weI9e au1 z. unD 8.
0ftOber ifottfnoen miro, a!s 0orberets
tan8 auf bie augemetae partier Gus
flslune ron 1873.
Ne9Dptet,.
@leranerieu, 5. Nus. Das lan0>
fame Steteen pes Nils BET Sbarium,
AfGan uno Saivo eyasuet betrd6tI(he
unrube. YrtnS 6alIein, Der Gtnonse
mtniiter. Der felt etntser 3stt trdnflt0
til, tritt am 6. 3. an 9pyo Der yadt
Uasoun e:ne Neile na6 bean @r9tpe@
LaBus an. Sin meitsres daYptt1des
Contingent fir BE IIrtet miro eebiIost.
Die 0rieGsu YerIa6sn @eeypteu, um
TIRE Oienite ge8en BITE Strict onsubtes
ten, DIE Daily NewS' brtneen De-
tails lbsr Elm S@ladt 5wi16en &Snia
SObanr Don Nbylltnten unb a5nieWles
naIef BON S&pa, ote NIT Der tOtoIen
NteeetIose Bee 2sbtersn enoste. Die
S@IaGt fono Mitte Stunt bet Duiiars
rab fat, no Ote S6Oaten fart perz
i6an3t laBerten. 8etDe Nrmeen beob>
a4teten esnanoer apet Sage lang, uup
Obslei6 NenoIst's Strettmaat etc
ftdrtere mar, ldten eS bod, oIS ub er
ben &f su Sermeiben pinlde. Rs
mtg Sobann'5 9eute ruarea eut bewaf,
net uno BOILER gertyauen. Sis tpurben
Don Gem pcpuldren 6duptIiue Nosao>
bal befebItst eriffsn Menolet's Atmee
an, erransen etn'n poufdnptoen 5teo
uuo fdsten BEN Geinee, ben fe iiberpteb
iber 3ujtarrab binaus nsrfoIeten, uns
sebsuere 8erIufe ia. Sn Maduwab
bteb 90. Menalef babe ff6 BEN a5ntee
Sobarn unterpOrfsn unp pos R5ntas
rst@ S@oa lei BON NtYlfnienannectirt
tDDrDen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01
OaS Snbelfeif lit Smbiuoeu

2dbinsen, s. Aueuf. 5eQer SybeI
TT tinsssOeen tn cte NuIenfact man
foQte ije ieben, pte fe f6 BARTLETT i'm
Gefseuano, fetn 6aus obne Qaubs unc
Gabnenl&mud, fetne Strase pbne@utrs
lanoen uno S%annenbdume uno an ben
5dulern praneenee Galben. Wappeus
i&tIoer uno ftnniss SprIbe. unb
renn auf perGbrenpfprte Dor perNedars
bride ssl6rieben febt:
"Seut rplPn ptr uns NQe fseueu unb Ioten.
Dtepetl MIR cine Alma mater BADEN.
Cine Mutter 70 frti6 uub esifestlar
limb adblt bod fGpr 400 Sotr."
l1nb Zen @dfen 3userufen tptro
n@ssri6ei feb, bon nab unb fern,
Sbr guriGen al unb alte 6erru
70 fno bic @lnfde BON Blroerfhoft
uno Stuoentenl6aft ft9erIt@ auerl ~
6srsen seeansen. Da sieben Ge beror
bic alien 6duier 3pii6en ben ilnolfen
SsmsRern fe finn fpIs basBanb rpies
Ger traasr. su pdrfsr, wel&es ldnaR 70.
oisiss Set suridstleet nor. Du aibt's.
wenn alte bdrttae pbtltfer pISsltd
sinonesr 30 0eli@t fommen, scsnen
bee Dtspsrfebsns, bic pabrbaft ribrenp
tnp. Sdon ptmmslt 60 In ben Giro
Sen BON GsfftbsiInebmern, 6arben aIsr
ceuti6en 5O@l6uIen fino pertrsten. unc
cod ioQen etft TN eaufe pes Na@mitz
tags pte uetifen nod fommen. Die
etn;eInen @urpCrationen ;ieben NIT
Nu1t CUR Sabn tbren lieben alien
5erren entaesen, uno 70 ebsn steben Die
S&weiser oOrbst pener1 Elm Grtra,uo
ots ibriSen tn GROCER ansubI ,ufabrtea.
Der S6uis uno bic S5nisti, bteIten ees
fern. ron Der 9eldmmten untperitdt
eutbufafti6 ~empfanssn, ibren Gin,ua
In cte Stuct, ote fe trObI nod nie 70
fefiiG seldmldt fnben. prd9tie fnp
1amentIid Die @ebdupe bscorirt, In ces
zen ausemetne Gefe fattbaben. Die
rsue 1urnbaue, no pas GefmabI fatts
fnpet, 1T NIT ben 8appen fdmmtIt1er
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Gin boffnnugsiofer Sranfer or.rd
VEGEIINE 9e1eilt.

Npanf, Conn.,, II. Mpp. 1874.
$. 81. Steren8, G8q.
@eebrter Seer lin Ger all Gcrprbelu ~leieenien
MeniAbett rpu Nueeu ju iein, erlaube ib mir fretz
trtliJ i'm Nad1ebenren meme @rTabrunJea mit3rz
tbeilen. SD lit Ieit meiner geburt all lcrppbulrjen
0eidupiren. Il8 i1 6 Sabre alt mar, ;ei9ten iib
~fteielben an Sppie uno metn $,aar lpllte raitrt perSen.
Der 9an5e Gopf mar aber 10 li4t nit 0eIhlrlreu
beliet, baB man fa5 Soadr nit elmer feinen Scbeere
a6iAneiren muBte. Nl5 fe auBeren 0eitwire Be-
letti9t noren, wurre iH ppn cen irnern unter furGtz
barren S4mer6ea beina9eiuh.. Die NuBeniette metner
Ganne rour nlitunter gang ipie robes 6Ieiit uno feine
Seeer lam Die Gualeu belGretbeI, lpelhe ib erIitten
babe. Gpr ~un9efdbr bret Sabrem ietten iiA tletne
Nusnu9Ie AM S9alIe all, lrelGe ii3 almdblig perz
%SrcBerter, pbne rap mir trJenp etpd3 ba9egen t6un
%tpnnten. Wtein san3er Rbrper mar 10 NIT 1crppbu=
lpien Saftcn bebaftet, pdB e5 BEN Nnimein bate, ais pb
~6teielben bic Saut i~pren9en pureen, unb ib mar
iMredltb l9lpaG5 unb elcno. Die NuSpi6ie am Salle
iparen 10 9rcB 5ewprren, paB ih sans entteGt au5ia6.
I'm biele 3ett lpurre mir VEGETINE empfptlen,
uno Der Gebrau4 ~teiiclbeu bat cine IS punberppae
gSirfun9 aebabt, baB ats5alp DC SAriren a~ufgin1en
nno Ter otter iih ~ferscltalt %entieerte. Rap init einem
Nfale Ippiel pie cine Iteetalie rpu pon mir 9tng. Durtb
fteSe Gntleerung trureen bic Bunoen al5balo aebeilt,
p9ne baB mir bic 9ertneIte Narte 5uritdaeblieben pdre.
SD bin ~iiber;eust, oaB VEGETINEieb e SpurppnG crpz
pbeln pertil9t Bat, unb hteie8 bat mid ueranlaBt meme
@rfabrun9cn bicrr1it 5i rer6ffentltden Ell. - SD BIN germ
erbIti9, ir9enb lpelde ipeitere Nu8tunft au 9eben.
9fIice SDirle1,
Npanf, Gpnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01

osutlden uniueritdten 9estert. 8or
Der NuIa lprinaen IufftB ote neuen
guntatnet, bas tohipieltee @ef6enf Der
Stapt. Gin 6aus fdnof9t uns feline
@el@iGte rurd ben fclsenren launisen
8ers an:
,.0ebaut purbe t@ fir @riiten,
Damn biente i'd bet Mebtcineft unb Suriien,
tlnb i9auen iest freunbIt&e geusIetn beraus,
9u ertennt itr in mir bas @dp@eni9ulbaus.
prtDatIeute BADEN NIT Gtabt uni
unlperftat 9errstte'fett uno iperfr @elr
nod Mdbe ssi4eut, Gem Slide ~
panfsn, eas einf In lire Mausrn eint
untcsriitdt leete. 0an3e Iannenwdl.
Der mnbten betbalten NIT 2aub unit
8dumen ; In Der nd6fsn umssbuue
BON 2ibinBen nurpe es loeor IN Der
l:Bten Eassu verbOtsn, moo weitsr 81
pllnoern.
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eSSeoer iprtAt fd gGnitto aus.

Sat 90 aribfte1b, Muii, 81. gus. 1870.
Serrn StepenS:
@eebrter Serrl SD babe ieitmetnen 9inbe8betnen an
b6sartt9en 9el@riren 8elItten, 10 bab mein Munb 10
trau6te piele Maittel, iebcd e%rfptstp8, bts i'd vEGE-
TINE nabm. Nadbem i'd etniSe OpIen eenpmulen,
frlrte ih Sraftisuns I'M Miasen, uno na66em ib bic
brittle Slai9e 9ebrau6t,tpa mein Munb sanslib curirt.
5ett bteier 3eit Is Mpnate aurld) babe i'd niht mebr
baran selttten. SD babe e5 metnen Ereunben e1npfpbz
len, uno Sober ipridt iih a1nitts bariber aus,
Grsebenf
g. g. Gberman.
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VEGETENE.
TreimiQtaeS 3en0mik.

Sprtn 8fielp, Ste, Il. Mat 1872.
-$crr s. sc. StepenS:
g3ert1er 9err ;! Mejne IpGter par 2 Sabre lang
lebr leloenb. Sic bate ppr etrpa etnem Sabre ein ietr
itbmerjbdfte8 @eidpur all Der 6eite. SD la8 Sbre
InSeise i'm Farmer, unb ienrete mad Bangor fur
otpet Slaihen. Neine Scooter fUblt 1ib nun nad Der
5%petten StaIde bebeutenb beIier unp ba8 @ei6pur per-
ltert lt9 10 i4nel, ME CO fam. @Ge meme 0abbarn
i~pilcn, tpeltbe @irtuns VEGETINE auf meine Grdz
ter ~au8Jelbt, uno i'd tennse lebe @elesenbett e8 5u
empfcblen. G9tun9Supn
Wsrs. Suian 6. 8anoau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01
Die
,,uerlorene Kunf"
tpieDeroefullben,
Die

Oaian, Ger ~beribmte 2trjt, .erte Tin ~5retteu ,5a9rz
bunbert. Seine Sbeprte mar, baB g8ur;eln unD
Arduter riGtts 5~ubereitet, ra5 bette Iaturbeilmittel
leien. Seine auren tparen 10 muncerppu, Dap man
ibn rer 3~auterei a%ntIa9te. Seine %enineute Ga5igteit
ltm0 9reBsm GF M : hsaos,en ,e'e !, S SeS gum 5aipel.
Ger mecicintIbeu 2Sett maB9ebenp, bt5 tie IunTt ser
Serettun9 pom &rdu!erzI firturen pur4 Die metaltiheu
rcrstftenDen Miyturen i'll Mittel1lter r~erprdn5t lrurz
barren, ppn Sduieneeu antrt1nnten Gt9enltaiten beS
VEGETINE haten e5 81 etneln lpobren 0aleu'ldeu
8rduter=Mitt 9ema5t, irelehc8 ais vSlut=t etntz
ser" unb y0e{uRpbctt8 8efDrperer" lett
Galen'8 3eiteu ieineS 8leiden nie9t sebabt Bat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-11-02
THE MOFFETr REGISTER.
How II Works in Virginia.

/ Worcester Pressl
| There are hundreds of incidents con-
bequent upon the advent of the new
fystem of raising revenue in Virginia.
One is worthy OF, mention here, and in
this connection it must bs noted that,
singular rs it may appear, the saloon
Keepers are bitterly opposed to the
register. During the afternoon of the
first day of the new system, II. NJ. II.
Hunter, State Tresss4reE, 4ropped into
h. aaocsI and I n@1iqg Ms selhSws
sfx,nJiiasiy wpon etc. bAr, Nsletf fdr q
glass of beer. A party seated in the
rear, discussing the merits or dement's
Eof the register, narrowly observed the
distinguished old gentleman and lis
tened attentively for any expression
escape him. lie isippcsi frtA beer ans,
looked anxiously ut the bartender,
slipped it again aud eyed the bar.nan
still more intently. Putting down his
glass he remarked:
\ "You haven't punched"
M skhow ~ haven't, 4 Mr.! HNntetj,"
said the smiling dispenser of liquids.
/ "Haven'L you got the Mutlt.tt regis
ter?' inquired the statesman.
"Oh, yes, sir" with Il touch of s,,r-
i.:,snl.
81 tho,gtss ( did HelL''
luuerulOusly remarked Virginia . Treas
Iurer.
ssOh, no, Mr.. Hunter, you did not"
very cmphatically. as.D fiiEiI tUi
"Why?" hcsitatingly.
"Because you haven't paid me, Mr..
Hunter.'
THE pRolueef II laugh asstke Sxrensej
OF 1lb stlishiguisheA tfex44r& and
dhaficter, wfo, after fundbfing IN his
pocket, produced II doucier and planked
it up. Whereupon tho barkeeper, with
u considerable flourish, turned his
crank, sounded tho gong, and an
nouncetl, "Another half cent toward
paying the debt of Virginia." Mr..
Hunter beat Il hasty retreat.
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"Doctor, is I got to go?'
"Au"t Liza, there IS no hone for
YOU" ''''' -a''' 81
"Brcss de Great Marster for his good
ness. Ise ready"
the cOlored women that sat around
Aunt Liza's bed, and started to leave.
wheeAsNssrecsllai'by Thyme sxenaes
NhaxS4 erftinR Ut with aHstas: 81
"Marse John, stay wild me till it's
ober, l wants to talk oh dc old times.
l knowed you wheu u boy, long, ,fore
you went and bin Il doctor. / called
you Marse John den, call you de
same now. Take yo' old ruammy's
hand, honey, and hold it. Ise lived a
long, long time. Ole marster and ole
missus hab gone before, and de chillun
from de Die place ID. koAtteted ober IA
world. I'd like to see 'em fore start
on de journey tonight. My ole mans
gone, and ALI de- chillnn ,yussed nj dis
breast has gone, too. Dey's wattins for,
dere mudder on de golden shore. I
bress de Lord, Mars John, for takin'
ma 10 meet 'ea dArl EIae Fought yda
good fight, and Use hot afraid to meet
de Savior. No mo- work for poor ole
nanny, no mo- trials and tribufations
hold my hand tighter, Marse John.
Farder - mudder - marster- missus-
gwine home," A,:..,,s
The soul, while pluming its Wings
for the flight to the Great Beyond,
re ft on the, du Fl faee OF ,ths sleeper,
ara the 4Atdhen NTH boMsh MAIDS
wet't SILENTLY She VAS dead tIYI
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the ,sougGE. or RED RIVER. q
II ~JDA-H ~ 4 j

| Up to 1852 the source of Red river
was unknown; In that year Capt. n. B.
Marcy made thGYscqDryK
Fort Belknap MaAA ~ TX ~
Little Ouachita, and descending that
stream struck Red river and COM
ingneed' Ascend1nE thar Stream. On}
the 10th he camped near the mouth of
Cash creek, this being the point att
which he was directed to commence
tssa 3fi'dt ss1tiRlGa3.A 3#Haf&a s ss,
1!|El| !|s!! 1s;!!sS l|;2 i|l%; E
he sSass sss.,{ s3s i Ss tsf 5s;a%I|
plain as far us the eye can reach.
,,sekn}ed h, Als7(ngS dfoftf)e 4rge II
tne great Liahes EstAc4d6. hTA lofty
fscarpments rose to great height as
they rode along the bed Jf the streA "A
Owing to its passing through bed Of
Tn13 2ns& ItheA III AcK hka
drinking it.
In July they reached the source.
This is q spring in the gorge of the
Llano Estacatlc, and bursts out of its
favernots reservoir, leaping down the
huge masses of rocks below, commence
ing its long journey to the Mississippi.
This gigantic escarpment of sandstone
rises to the height of 800 feet on each
hide, gradually closing until they were
bnly few yards apart, and dnaliy
Uniting overhead, leaving long, mar
row corridor at the base, rom whence
same the head spring Of the main
branch Of Red rivesy the water being
F'lear and l,are.a From the head of this
escarlument, leads a level plain which
reaches in an uninterrupted desert to
the mountains in New Mexico. The
tp4ryatFFyTgT4T above tPkTf
Es,x; 1 fl me al * ,s %as ,sa kt
tains, as many supposed.
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