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, 1880-10-05

TltE Hon. Rnbert G. Winthrop writes to
tho 1oston Post to say that tho use Of his natne
IN tho list Of vico.rrosldenss ut receut nemu-
cratic meeting In that city was unauthorized.
lfu will vote for Gartlcid. This wus ono OF tho
widely advertised Democratic "Ealns." Nost Of
them aro like It. ~
, 1880-10-05

Tl!E senior Democratic sheet In this city IT.
lales quite rurk.ansih,ll! stUry 10 thu ct-
feet that "the Chiefs of the Old 0uar4"-
,,leuilIng Grunts prominent frlends--e1-
tered Into u burgain with certain Democratic
leaders at Cincinnati, "0llc 1T the conditions
Of which was unt the Democratic pasty
should omit from lii platfurn III! expression
If hostility to Third teri,l." Onu Purify is
sail tu know "posttiyely that MI nntl.th!rtl-
term plank WIS trawn UP and adopted by
the Committee on Resolutions" anu that 1t
was "full. explicit. and eloquent, but the
report Ut the Committee did nul contain it,
alll t},at 1t was Omitted III pursuance ot "a
bargain nlaas wttl. certain lenders Ut tho lte.
publican party, chiefly of tho Grant wing, -
who "gayu assurances that there would 10
III teal etfurt 10 elect Garfield, provided the
Democrats would not 70 out vi, the way to
antagontza those same leaders. .rlls con.
tract called for tho emission VI structures
upon Grant, and tie colltract was clSesl
alla "all allusion t0 tlllEdternlism WAS sup
pressed In tie PLATFORM" etc., etc.
| This Is tho period Of Democratic campaign
, 1880-10-05

Ti1E Democratic campaign In New York Is
founded on two paradoxcs: ~ That ths Doulo-
crut!o party fought tho War for tho Union.
c:) Tint resumption WIS Democratic measure.
Tho fanuy NJ the llrst has boon already proved.
Tho SECOND ia denied vigorously by bali Of tho
Democratic party ITSELF md by mono more strct-
uously than by thosu who arc Interested In the
c1inpu19Il In Inut1ua.
, 1880-10-05

'r,ig tntal cost of thu United Suites postal
srrvIee for tho ypar eu'nx tho :s0th Of I,lao was
81: aG :.Ga. Or this s tl'ern wcrU paid inr rail-
wny null servlco, alg.Ir,s1f; steamboat serstcu,
sSs7,:..:i: 'rot.l routca, $:tGt, ,iM Tho incrcase
In Gust tIycr tho prtcMlt,YE yenr wns <33,-ss,,DT
, 1880-10-05

THERE was u meeting Ut representative
Republicans frnn, a'I tho IndlM,1u Congressional
districts ut indianapolis yest1rslay. Yhe reports
ula,1r tuLtute tiiat tho Republicans throughout
the btasp nte well uryul,Ixod, autise, Hud uKyrcs-
slyr. E.rry eiHurt VII! ba made to detect Ec-
l,pnsIllf aud " huva tha ropeatcEs uEEcstc3 Tho
i4portud krntuckiana urp AEst being closely
Watched. rvs!tiDns fDr tho appointment Of bu'
persisos4 Ut Election continue 10 pour in euch
Iay. and ii lls,kA nuw ~ u evury othos poallng-
placu throughout tho Statu would bo provided
Witt II Supervisor. In rcxnrd to tho Conxsea.
&.pau! Districts. thu Atkth- EiHhth. Ninth franh.
, 1880-10-05

1lESny Clay wrote letter OH tue inlllex-
ation Of Texas which Gust HIM the Presidency Of
tho Uutted Stntes. Daniel Wobstor made q
speech On tho Wiimot proyiso which Gilt htnl
ntf from tho nomination OF his party. Winfield
Scott made fool OF himself with pen md ink.
And Winfloid Scott Hancock should have prot1tcl
by their example. j
, 1880-10-05

and Eleventh arc constdcrc.l Rnfa for tho Ito.
pubcans. In tho Sovunth md Thirteenth they
have tnuro than MI even chance tn win, whlo
thc First and Twelfth aro considered closo and
t1c,1ltft1.
, 1880-10-05

LIKE the Pope's bull agutnst the comet r.
ThoAas llayards resolution to repeal pntsi'craty,
9ood tttnca, plenty, comfort, md happiness.
How do tho worklugulen OF Indiana liko tho
urO8nGet?
, 1880-10-05

soslE one askosl II. Grtyy, President OF
tho French ltepubliu why ho did aot send for
ttpnsbotta to form the now Cabinet. Tho presl-
dent ropllotl, " lie would wear himself out like
tho others at tho head of a Cabinet" Thoro was
wisdom aIll true patrtotlAln In tho Eetuark.
U1tyy contlnded:
Personally my policy should eonalst In usiDa
, 1880-10-05

Foun pcrso,.s. Mfs. John Murray. her son
Angus. Miss Mckenzie, and Miss Ncf'onnht,
wrrc tlrnwnrd yesterday by the ul'sctttng of n
bout OIL Lakr Mcslnnitc. near MnntrcaI.
, 1880-10-05

Two nEOTIlE1sS ll:l,lirtl Fallcy Ind a Gilnr-
ri near ltc,ltnon,i EIlll, Ont. yestur1lny. Tho
cider struck tho younger bn,ther TIL the fore
head, Iullfct!tls n wound wh!ct, will prol'nby
prove fata. Their father, OH learning this. fell
, 1880-10-05

DoS CANE,loS, who Is ohe of tho most
astutu md abiu politicians IN the cointsy. has
rome to Indiana, at,l will remain there TIL utter
the election. liz Will llssst In tho w,'rk nf mr.
gantxEny, III ordrr to provtnt the Democrats
from .sin4 tuo many Of 1!arnuH's mules anl
afet+1 rltJH.
, 1880-10-05

ro1E Ct,1cAnn TnrBusE hhh established hsAnch
necs for tlc receipt OF subscriptions Mnd adverlso-
suenik ns f1ainwa: ....-
NEW yUitk-l,eom % Tribune building. F.T. Nc.
FABDES. Manager. ......
t;i.AsGOW, acutiand--Allun's Amer1can News
Agency. II R9nio1d.st. ....., -. .....-
LONDON. EnR.--AMercnn Exchange, ~ Stfhno.
'VESMY +. Gtt.1.tH, ArrnL
MASlllSGTUS. Nt..-i5ln Etrcet
, 1880-10-05

OWN 1a,00o,oo0 bushels If grain were
shipped IT, Etrupe from this country during tito
month OF September. Thcro were 800 vessels
employed lit the lrat1sport.
, 1880-10-05

TIE members of the Greek Parliament
nru unanimously III favar Ut war with Turkey.
Tue opposition members support all tho war
,oas,,res III the Government without hcs'tancy.
About to,UN Greeks nrt nlrcHly Under Artrs. md
many lnorr nre Hooking to join tho patrostu
, 1880-10-05

TiIE report that 1lr. James O'Nesll is about
to pcrsonate tho Savior OF mankind ln Now
York City argues that that cxoeIlent actor has
lost clthor his heal or bis reputation.
, 1880-10-05

COVENANT 1In1lf;E, M. hoG +. Il A. M.-arceh1
Ca!nnnsna t!In tnssl9y, sye'.;"T ~ r 7: @c,4ss .
!nu hrottlren curd'allY inyI;H TX 1rder q Await
". ii, NM. KEItlt. StcrotHfy.
, 1880-10-05

LET thcre bB no mistakes made to-day In
tho nolniuRuon Ut judged. The utllao Of JudSo
should sock tap innn aua not tho lnln the uflcs.
, 1880-10-05

THE. fact TINT Con, Hancock's. corsets
whom now cost exuotly s3..D IL not, III tho tudK-
lnUnt OF tho Albany Journal, OF sufficient ttta"
portunco 10 DO biaxonel through tho country.
, 1880-10-05

FlIsI.cI.AKs nominations for Judges wilt
tnnko u dliTbrcnoe Of thousands OF yoses On the
tickot. Lot tho delegates to tho Convention
keep this fAct IN MUD,
, 1880-10-05

A "coNyE1tr" Is usually a Republican
who held public Office until he was Kicked out;
and relnenabcrs tho losing Of bis plaoo, but not
tho getting Ut tho sntne.
, 1880-10-05

AS1I(.AR LODGE, M. ~. 4. +. T. 4, M..-iscEulnr
injecting ta Turkty evtnlG In ttrr hall 10 M!nr'c'
a. fur b4inGHa uti wnrk I!l!g!rs u tirHtl !HM!Ru
krs tfateFnRtiy Inylted. Na. HohSElt, W. al-
, 1880-10-05

INDIANA Is it, n fair way Of being sur
prlsed by an honest plectl0ni aud tho shock, 1t
10 fparet!, luay DO too much for tho nervous Gss
tom of MF, EtglIsh.
, 1880-10-05

lli111 TlssuEDY largely lnn,l0pnlxes tho
theatr!cnt bnurAs OF Ch!cAuc ths week. anl
frum tho Immense Attendance, ut thn different
llnt,scs lust evening Ills evident that The lcKtt
,unto tl1an!n yet holds n strollg pinco III tho
t,stcs Ut tho pcop0 Ut thls city. atT. .lnhn Me-
CMllouRh appeared at IInverlys Theatre in his
fasMous pcrst,nntlon OF rtrGinflis tn thu play Cr
tl1at t.,illn; ar. i.,wrcreo barrett ut Htuley'A
Ihuntro In h!B ,nMsterly representation Of tho
character Of E'rssths III "Juil,ss C.esar'f: aud
Mir. Ttlutnls ". kcone mt The Drllnu OrerU-
House III tho ttle r0lo ii" ltear'a ILL.," Messrs.
Mccullough mil lMrrett, ling established fn.
yurts. wcre Krcotett by crowded HOUSES and Atr.
kpcnn. Il new cAnd,lntu fur distinction In tho
Held nf high nrt, pinyud to All n,dtnro which
flltsI scnts md sta1tttlnr. rootn alIko. Ills sl
cuss WIS unquHstlnnuhtu. and afroriB gratifying
n.stlt7s,cn thnt tho list ut lAlnuricnn trngotns
llas rece!ytd In hiln nn Important acQuiallion.
, 1880-10-05

A Goon candidate Oh the county ticket Is
worth more to tlo party than xl,Q0 asaaas-
mont
, 1880-10-05

Grand Opcrn- -Iionae.
aask street, bstwGnn Nnn!ulph md Washington.
Engagement Ut I. ". keCnr "Afchnrl Ill"
, 1880-10-05

IT is ln tho power Of tue Convention to-day
to nominate u ticket that will be trtumphantly
elected or dEsnatrously defeated.
, 1880-10-05

Madison strcat, between Slate aud Dearborn. En-
ru4enlont OF uehusntl Thompson. "Josiuh Whit
evtDb,"
, 1880-10-05

Randolph street, bet"Den Glnrk md In Sat'n. En-
pf l.awtonCt iIarrDlt. "1ultus CEsat."
, 1880-10-05

OsE week from to-day Ohio and 1ndiana
Will speak. -.
, 1880-10-05

THE Waterloo 4ldu0cntc, tic only Dem.
ocrat!n rnper III Monroe County, 1llinn!a, Is Of
Drtuiun that C0l. Morrison, tho Democratic
cu1llsdato for Congress, will bo lclcatod. 1t
rcliarks:
y test ot a public nuns popularity IL tho vots
oMst s,. axa,st ha at successive elections III h's
lly spp'yin this test to Morrison. ,vo got tho
III ls7l tho vote Gust against Morrison was 1os
IN 18TH it WIN SUI.
Il will i,e a4,,. that tho vote ngninst him moro
than alnublcn !lself ut cyyry oIcct!on. Will. shB
BMinn t4ltitl ff Increase theru Will 10 over l.O0
ss wsHs I'm II hs u b4sst ,ss as toa w Mt
iuE. ,..r.
Other reports stato t.lat not less than 100
votes will he ctlst nEatnst him, agalnss nbout
LOO for him. Thoro nro, tlftoon organizod ind
AotIyu Republican clubs lii thnt little old Den,o-
cratic county, which gavD ncarly Icon majority
for IItcr, but Will 1ivo IInncoak less than half
as many. st, Clair will probably rull up | 30
uguinst bfogrEsu amt 1t IL nut believed that Mn
ca,1pIu will gtye him enough to Bleot hlru, anl
Aadlson will most likely go Republican.
THE Indiana nourbons have wrought
themselves Into high stato os confidence.
They nro loustlug, and sotnc Ut thom betting,
that Landcrs will le elected by 10,00 majority.
Evcn il ho wer1, 1t woul hu 4000 unler thor
tnnj0rity Of two yours AKO, when they carried
tho Btato by II, ,0lN majority. 4 Democratic re-
portur sos,1s tho senior Democratic orgun la this
city tho following:
lNpiASAiuL1s, Oct. a-Thcro has been = gscat
iu-KnthorlMg 6f 11enoeratfo :: statcsn,en :" Ut tho
Capttul to dug. Thoy onlne frrnl atl quarters Ut
| thu Stntet mnu without exception bring reports
encouraging II thufr Purty-Malla9yrs. lAlnw-
inH u 1it,er1ll discount frnn their claims, tho
6tato m.ist - Democratic by llot isss than
alid nre unimilne,lcea BY excited crowds and az.
tnlynxAnt proti!ctlons. put tho plurality ut from
Gbn to n.60l. BIT. Ladders fce!s very oouttent
| Of election.
| Csowing bofuEo roostcss aro out ot tho wo7ds
sometimes uvuntslates dfsastsousIy, Those
" statesmen" may bo a erestGalLen, tail be-
| irAYxluu coop OF chickens in about week
! hGAeo.
, 1880-10-05

EsXtWa11TUns =
: Lake Front, opposite Adams atrcct Day aud
, 1880-10-05

1fuverff'& Theatre. .........
yenrtnrn street turnrr Ut stantut. Engagement
~ Juhn MctulIou1,. "OtllHlln.f
, 1880-10-05

c,ark street. bctwoon lake nnd.itandoph. Minstrel
, 1880-10-05

Unlisted street, between Madison MD Monroe.
nEpr a Life" und variety entertainment.
, 1880-10-05
G11> Gttba1,1e,
TERMS OF aCNSCll11'T1DN.

NJ 1TATT-IN AnVASCE--rOSTAHE f1iETAfu.
pnItv ndttor ma war 200
Fnrtt nf vcnr f,nr n1nntM ....,,,,,,,,,.,,. LOO
tiNiiy and k,ndsT oJ,,. Yuhr.,..,,,,,.,,.,,. 14f0
Frtis III & yenr ntf month ..,,,..., .,,,,,, Les
fWartny Thursday ard SATURDAY,, rcy YEAR, 400
nontiay WptnrsAGY MD FrIhnf t,cr Yent., H.tND
fniitrtiny Or snntins. lNrase cdItirnper yaar SS0
kny ptGr dh5, iMr JHnr.. @sVV
WEEKLY EnlTION-rOSTrAtp.
[1ftA COPY. per year.
tinn
srociucn enptoH sent free.
kive PostOnco address In fu11. Including Btaee and
County.
Nenfttsncos may be nnde either by draft. 01presa
FostOcu usdor, or In registered isetcr, at our Risk
10 CITY srNsc1lll.Eis.
f,s,ly delivered Sunday o1ccptod, 1s cent? per weok.
Daily delivered sun,,nY Included 10 eanta per "cek
AIdrcps TtlE TttHuSE COMPANY,
Coeuor Madison and DsnrhoFn.sts. Chicago, ILL.,
, 1880-10-05

LONDON. E0x,--Amerfcnii Exchange, 40 stfan
tESHY +. Gtt1.tH, ARrnt
MASllISGTUS, II. G.-i1i1 r Etrcet
-
ANUS i:Al EMS.
Grand 0pcrn-Ifoltse.
.elask street, bstwGnn itnn!ulph ind Whsiltbxto
Ut I. ". keGnp. "ftfchnrd I'LL"
1Enu1ey's Theatre.
Randolph street, hetwDen tHrk md In Shtie h
eQelnunt Of l.awrenCe iturreIt. "Jultls CtEsht."
1fuverff'& T'hrNtre.
renrtnrn street. eurnrr 1T slantut. EuEnEcms
il John Mccullough. "0tlella+'
AfeF1cker'a Theatre.
Madison strcat, between State mud Dearborn. Il
Esaen,ont OF Ilen,nnn Thompson. "toshun Wh
:utDb,"
Olympic 'rhentre.
cInrk street. bctwoon l.ake andatandolph. M'nst
Academy nF Atustc.
lIntstcd street. between Madison MID Monrt
= For Life" und variety entertainment.
ExuAattlUn.
Lake Frunt, opposite Adams street. Day
byenlnK. ~
SOCIETY MEETINGS..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
What Happened to
Mr.. JOSEPH BEACH.
stone I'm the kidney Expelled after using
DIR. David Ksnnedy's "Faverits
Remedy about two weeks.

one Of the most remarkable cases that has ever
been brought to the notice q the public, il that Of
Nr J. :. Beach. of store Ridge, Ulster Co, \. y.
Mr.. Beach had suffered since October isIh. 1874
from the presence OF Calculus or stone 10 the
tight kidney. No tess than seven physicians were
employed at diGere1t times, to whom Nj Beach
paid haIdreds Of dollars for medical treatment
~iIh only temporary relief from his agony.
by the urgent solicitations Of bis friends he
was induced to try Dr. David Kepredy's Favor
lie Rcmedy"-eNpefieneed marked improvement
from the nrst day he began TO use the medicine
on the 18th of September he Wooded stone NJ
large a. could be passed through the natural
channel.
Mr. Beach concludes n long letter 10 Dr hen
ncdy by saying: 1T will always AFFORD ne pleas
ur- 10 recommend the 'Favorite Remedy ic
those no may b, suffering f ON difficulties Of the
Kidney. and Bladder, or any disorder. ai'irg
from an pure (, tate OF the bloc The "favori. c
Remedy l., cold by all druggists. The D'ciors
only address. {. Rontou,. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

PRESERVED RosEs.- Get Dundee
marmalade jar, or some vessel that is the
same diameter at the top as at the bottom.
so that the contents may turn out easily
put layer of sugar (granulatfd) on the
bottom Of the jar, than a layer of rose
leaves, then layer of suger, then layer
of rose leaves, and so on till the jar is full,
only let the last layer on top be of sugar !;
when full. paste white paper over the
top, then good stout paper over that' so
it will be quite air tight; let it stay so in
a cool place till fall or winter then when
YOU want to use it, turn it out on dish
and cut up to serve. The oil in the rose
leaf crystallizes the sugar, and gives the
eve and palate rare confection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
An impairment puppy was recent.

An impertinent puppy was recently
punished in laughable manner at Hull,
England. A large black dog that was
standing on the edge OF a wharf was
much annoyed by small dog which per-
sisted in swapping at his legs. Rover
bore the infiction with patience for quite
while, but at length turned upon his
tormentor, and Selling him by the back
of his neck, dropped him into the dock.
The struggles of the unfortunate animal
were viewed with apparent interest by
Rover, who at last, seeing that the poor
thing could hold out no longer, jumped
into the water and swan with the small
dog to boat, into which they were
both safely landed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
MULCHlNG FOR FRUIT.

4 fruit grower gives the result OF his
ex pe,icnce in mulching for fruit, as fol-
lows
1t may 10: be generally known. e>-
pccialiy by farmers or those engaged 90
pursuits foreign 20 fruit growing. that
May varieties of frui, plau,., vines and
trees, require, 20 obtain the best results,
large 4mou n, OF mulchlnS and manuI-
Ing.
The grape vine is a great feeder, r.
curing before planting deep preparation
OF the soil, good cultivation. and frequent
applications OF manure to the surface ever
after.
Currents and gooseberries require IRE
queni mulching to keep out the blue
grass, keep down weeds, and to promote
luxuriant growth.
The Doolittle black.cap raspberry,
which every family should have in album
dance, cannot be grown successfully on
any soil without heavy manuring, and
should be cultivated both ways, like corn,
and no tips allowed to grow.
The strawberry bed also requires fire.
quent top dressing of well-rotted compost
and plants kept thin on the ground.
Cherry trees, old enough to bear, by
heavily manuring will produce nearly
double the number of bushels, much
larger and sweeter, and from ten days to
two weeks earlier.
1t has been theory with fruit growers,
and has generally been conceded, that ap-
pie orchards, even when down to grass,
are better off without manure. When an
orchard is not in cultivation and is old
enough to bear, good mulching in the
fall and winter will, in nine cases out of
ten, result in a fair crop of apples the
next season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
SUCCESS WITH SMALL FRUITS.

SOSOECN Will oNhhbb EnSAAp'
~ Just rolled out here from the groce-
~ store" said the little green apple as it
paused on the sidewalk for moments
chat with the banana peel. lam wait
ing here for boy. Not a small, weak,
delicate boy" added the little green ap-
pie, proudly. "but great big boy,
great bulky, strong, leather lunged. noisy
fifteen year-older. and little as | am you
will see me double up that boy tonight,
and make him wall and howl and yell.
oh, I'm small, but I'm good for ten
acre field of boys and don't YOU forget it.
All the boys in Burlington" the little
green apple went on with just shade OF
plying contempt in its voice, "couldn't
fool around me as any one of them fools
around banana
Boys seem to be your game drawl-
ed the banana peel, lazily; "well | sup
pose they are just about strong enough
to afford you little amusement. For
my own part, like to take somebody of
my size. Now here comes the kind OF a
man usually do business with. He Is
large and strong. it is true, but
AID just then South Hill merchant
who weighs about 23l pounds when he
feels right good, come along, and the ba-
mana peel jus, caught him by the foot,
lifting him about as high as the awning
post. turned him over. banged HIM down
on potato basket, fattened it out until
i, loo ed like splint door mat, and the
shock Jared everything loose IN the
showwindow. And then while the fallen
merchant. from various quarters of the
globe. fished his silk hat from the gutter,
| his spectsclcs from the celler. his hand
kerchief from the tree box, his cane from
the show window. and one of his shoes
from the cayes.trough, and a little boy
ran for the doctor, the little green apple
blushed red and shrank little back oat
of sight. covered with awe and moTtiiica-
ton. All" i, thought, 81 wonder If
can ever do that: Alas. how vain | was,
and vet how poor and weak and useless
| am in this world
Blu, the banana peel comiorted i, and
babe j, look up and take heart, and dc
well what it had to do, and labor for the
good of the cause in It's own useful
sphere. True said the banana peel,
..you cannot lift up two hundred pound
man and break cellar door with him.
but YOU can give him the cholera morbus,
and if you do your part the world will
feel your power and the medical colleges
will call YOU blessed.
And then the little green apple smiled
and looked up with grateful bushes on
It's face, and thanked the banana peel fol
its encouraging counsel. And that very
night an old father, who writes ! 3 hours
a day, and patient mother who was al.
most ready to sink from WEAKNESS. and
a nurse and doctor sat up until nearly
morning with a l3-ycar old boy, who
was all twisted up into the shape of hs-
ure 3, while all the neiGh6ors on that
block sat up and listened and pounded
their pillows and tried TO sleep and
wished tina; 10y would either die or get
well
And the little green apple was pleased,
and is last words were. AT least have
been OF some little use in this great wide
world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
Humor I'm the StomReh.

Much Of the distress and sickness attribu-
ted 10 dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoa and other
causes is occasioned by humor in the
stomach. Several cases. with all the char
acteristics Of these complaints, have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other cures
effected by this medicine are so wonderful
that the simplest statement of them affords
the best proof that il combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence of the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

Colorado papers are nursing grudse
against Mr. Talmsge. The Denver I6-
bWHe says: The Rev. Mr.. Talmage lied
when he said that the day before he arrived
at Leadyille the vigilance committee hang
ed two men, but If he will go back TO Lead
vile after circulating this story he will be
able TO report in the New Jerusalem that
they hanged one man on the day after his
arrival.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
SULPHUR
BIT TIERS
TRUTHS~''a@711S|C
For hose desih'v bilious speils. .epeu5 or
Sulphur RfTTEHS twill Gre ycu
TIE Gi.ui ps-peP.jl 3. cured b. u'.ng SUI
PAT BtTTEE>
Ofe,ativ~s who sre closely confined In the mills
ami " ork -hops Clerks Nhn do not procure snl.
Acitnt tNsrrsr. sni 81 % 10 sre confined IN DOOR
should a.c SULPHUR BlrIERs- They Wiil not
then hc weak aud sickiy.
t,-nrrri Debility need. a gentle tonic u
SULPHUR BlrTEHs. and yCu viii not be ,rouh-
led.
Don be without a bottle. Try it. YOU will not
regret u.
YOU CAN BE CURED
SULPHUR BTTlBRS is what yOl need

Ladies IN delicstr tesrh. v no are all run down
should zee SULPHUR FILTERS.
81 tao n b" psid Tor a case VIII, re SULPHUR
BlITFR> viii not asslst or cure. IL never iaii.
IIcau-c the yitiat",i blood when YOU See IT,
impurities bm sing through the Kin IN Pimpl'-
Blotche- AMI SORE Rely GU SULPHUR Bir
TI.K> aud health will follow.
SULPHUR EIrIERS viii cure Liver Com.
plaint Don't te di-coutsged; twin cure you
SULPHUR BlTTER> viii buIlf you up and
make YOU strong ant healthy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

When Naomi stood up to get mar
ried, and the clergyman asked her if she
was sure she was fourteen years old, 1t
must have been terrible twist for her to
admit that she was five hundred and
eighty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
Terrible Sores Broke OM cn My
Eody
scrofuia and Msrenrisl Salvation Cur ed {:
IEuIsrox. MAINE. July 10, les

LEWISTON. MAINE. Jnly 70, lisa.
Desr sire tUr IN. ia-t s'N years haze been n
terrible .uuersr Ni'h scTO'uIt csu-cd by saliva
ton frs M L u-e II eTcHTN and c. lumel. Great
members ct terrible cores hT'ke out on various
paris Of NV body. which 50 an cttd NV limbs a.
10 tui and n.i-p.Gce them 20 that could hardly
move 1 hsvc bee n atcd by the beet physicians
lie Matte but was given up tu die by them vii. !
bought n bottle Of sulphur Biliers Cf Mr.. Garee-
lou druggist and after US ne iour bottles WAS
entirely cured; my limbs have gore back to ihei"
natural position, ana am pow able TO do all ny
Homework. I oae my lite i0 sulphur Bitt-rs.
Gratefully A"ar-.
MRS HIRAM JORDAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

Truth AND HoNoR. Query What J.
the best family medicine In the world TO
regulate the bowels, purify the blood, re-
move costiyenesS and biliouSness, aid dt
gestion and tone up the whole system
Truth and honor compels Us 10 answer
Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect and harn'-
less. Ed See another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
:. !. L. GALLON NN.

Two Iri>hmen were one day engaged 10
roofing a house. when one Of them lost hi
balance and fell TO the ground. The other
FASTENED % him and inquired. when he
found him lying PROSTATE and still
Mickey Mickey are YOU dead:' NO.
replied Mickey, mot dead but >pachle>>