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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Very few women are qualified eitbR
by nature or trsining 10 play the part Of
. tudicforsaonestic- provtdauce, unre-
strained by any other influence and the
abdication Of the husband II generally
attended by humiliation and suffering
to the reh; for without o balance Of
power we may expect abuses TO steal In,
whether states or families are victimised
by an unfortunate adjustment Of cir
cumstance,. For 1t Is men on whom the
stern and more serious responsibilities
OF existen q fall. Men who bear the
burden and heat of the DAY, husbands
and brothers who give their lives for
their country. and die by thousands OF
every lingering torture under . foreign
sky, they must act often under heavy
mental pressure and distress; while
women, who are generally led by any
other bias save their judgment and in
tellect, may indulge in hysterical views
of everything at their case and at home.
Marriage protects women, who in re-
turn are expected to embellish life,
soften It's trials with wonianly graces,
smiles and kindness, avert tie threaten.
ing clouds of adversity from bursting in
unchecked violence on the family circle.
1t is fine field OF enthusiasm, action
and enterprise, in which women may
enlist. and the more highly toned their
moral ethics the better; they may form
character, direct aims. soothe despair,
and by their delicate tact, instincts and
perception assist in mitigating much
cruel suffering and disappointment.
Women should represent beauty Of some
kind or another. There Is nothinga
man 50 much detests rs q masculine
woman; she expects to share his equal
hy, while at the same time refusing to
accept his claims and responsibilities
ZInsley', Magas,ns. 9 . -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

TmE REASONS wby you should use the
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters are, be-
cause they are purely vegetable; because
the relief they afford is permanent; because
the bottles contain n larger quantity for
the price than any other Bitter; and be-
cause all who use them unite in saying that
they are unequalled as cure for indises-
tion, biliousness, and all diseases OF the
liver. See advertisement In other columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

The nav fashion for finishing the
back Of basqucs Is 10 divide them below
the waist into two. four, or five spaces
Let each hang straight and separate,
catch the end In gathers, and add q tas-
sci at each point. Sometimes q ball Of
Jet Is put on the points of grenadine or
silk dresses instead of tassel. 1.-THE
skirt has a full shirred back, these open
bssques display 1t prettily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

100000 BOTTLES SOLD, and the demand
is greater than ever. Nervous diseases.
debility, Derve-exhaustion. aud general
1ostration from kidney and urinary weak
nesses, or cxcesses of any kind, producing
broken-down constitutions, palpitation or
the heart, vertigo, etc, etc, speedily and
permanently cured by the famous Wyo-
moke, q blood, brain and nerve food. sl.oO,
sl.5O and $500 per bottle. Sold by all
first-class druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

The Rsrers.
al will return, the swallow faid,
"To my old nest once morci
Ny home beneath the spreading ave
OF yon gray cottage, framed in leaves,
Awaits me as Of yore."
She sped across the scented land
One blue and breezy DAY;
But where the house WIS won't 70 stand
A heap Of ruins Lay.
al viii return" the rover said,
"To my old love once more;
So true she Is that well know
The heart that held me long ago
Awaits me as Of yore-"
He came, when south winds signing paD
Ger fields OF cowslip gold,
But underneath the trembling grass
Eer heart lay still and cold.
-SaraA Dosts<y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Her mother said the little creature lived
on love, but one month after marriage.
when the grocery bill came in, he saw that
he had made the greatest oversight OF his
life by not ascertaining what that partlcu-
lar love was for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Dr. C. w. Bcnsou's Celery aud Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
sick headache, nervous headache, dyspep-
tic headache, neuralgia and nervousness,
and will cure any case. Price, 30 cents,
postage free Parsous, Bangs ( Co., Port
land, General Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

IL men who devour, with an evident
relish, the indisposed cheese, black, stale
bread, aud the other stuff that goes To
make free lunch ut saloon, were to eat
without growing the fare twice as palat-
able prepared for them by their wives at
home, there would be fewer divorces In
the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

York woman cures setting hen by
placing n red-hot glass egg in the nest.
Hens, remarks the Buffalo Express, know
when not TO set as well as the man who
gets upon q tack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Mrs. Lockwood, the lawyer-like lady OF
Washington, says she has been married
twice aud has never asked her husbands
for a dollar OF money. A woman with
such marvellous attributes might n Well
have been married fifty times as twice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

THE VoLrAIc BELT Co, MARSHALL,
MICu., will send their celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them with
out DELAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Among the Improvements noticed by
Western paper IS the. mention that "Our
friend Shaw has set out two shade trees In
front OF the house he cheated his mother
ont Of -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

A family Of young ladies who reside In
this city are so constantly In the habit or
entertaining their company on the front
stoop that they have gained the..tltle of the
step:sisters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

"will the action lie?" inquiries the anx-
ious client. YES" replies the facetious
attorney, 'the action will lie If the wit
nesses will"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

Singers and public speakers should use
Dozens Elirir, as 1t removes hoarseness
and increases the power or the voice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

II you desire rosy cheeks and fair com
plexion, purify the blood by the use OF
Bdrters Mandrake BitteTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

WOMEN AGENTS WANrED.-For partic-
ulars enclose stamp TO Lydia +. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03
LYDIA Z. PINKHlM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Il prepared q, rs Hnd 2Sj Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price sloO. Six bottles for tS-oa
Sent by mAil In the form Of Pills, also In the form
Of Lo.enges. on receipt Of pEice, tloo. per box
for either.
Mn- PINKHAM freely answers all letters q
Inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

A stag is frequently obliged to run for
deer life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

The invalid's hope and strength beyond
all other remedies Is Malt Bitters.
Light literature-a handbook with no
balance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS
Vegetable Compound,
The POSITIVE CCEE
FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

Ihis prspaE siaH, =, - ns'ac signifies, consists
% Vegetable rrop .rfiy. LAT re harmless IN the
laast tel-4ie inv did Upon uiAl the merits
% this Compoani Ni.l D. ?, recognized, - reliefs
imm.diAt.; aud when H. usc Is continued. In
niasiy-uigr cAse- IA a kundred, positive and
perrnIn-u: cure Is cHtc;ed, g. Thousands will
TESTIFY. On acepun, Oi IL, proven mers;s. u is to-
day Recommended ard prescribed By the best
phvscizns Ia the country.
IL will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
of the uterus. LeacorrheI, lrrC gulsr and PAn-
fal Men-traxtion, all Ovarian Trouble fnnam-
nation and UleeTaii0n, Iloodings. all Displace-
meats and the consequent spinal weakness, and
10 especially adapted 10 the Change Of Life. IL
will Dissolve Ahl expel tumors ffou the uterus
+. In sn early stage of dev elopmerf. The ieuden-
cy 10 CAnerrons HumOrs there is checked very
speedily by it, use.
Ia fact, IL has proved 70 be the greatest and best
remedy tia; has ever been discovered. IL per-
neaies every portion Of the system, and gives
new life and yigor II removes fsintncss, la;u-
lency, destroys all craving for tilmulants. and
relieves weskaess Of the stomach
Il cures B!oaiing. Headaches, Nervous Pros
traf,on Gencral Debi htv, Sletplessness, Dep.es-
sion and Indigestion. ThA; feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain. weight and baekaehe, II
always permanently cured by It's use. IL will,
NJ al tines and under al CIRCUMSTANCES, act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female
systsm-
For Kidney Complaints Of either sex this CON-
pound Is unsurpassed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

NJENrAL AND PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION.
AVA Nervousness. HysleTis. Night sweats, sleep
lsssness, Cough, Emscis lion AMI decline are a.
once arrested by MALT BIrTEkS. This origins
and Incompatible Food Medicine is rich in nour
ishuieai and .,rsassh. Il feeds the BODY and the
brain. IL regulates the stomach and bowels
elcansCs tie liver AId k.dneys increases the aP
peIhe AMI eI r.ehes the blood. Health, strength
and peace OF mind are cure to follow It. daily
use. Prepared by the Nsli Bitiers Company
ON II 70, menie,l MALI an Hops An sold every
wlere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-03

M lls ksdlss Stresf. PORTLAND, MALXR
GHNERAL AGENTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-17

" i.zzzSazAs,ss. S 4ss
Al & ..a .ss re: :s.:: Ssss
n: s.ss1 : .sSs "'s 80 as herein
isr seRs: :a q s sRa
.sTth CLOSET, ati deep, anu any rI~ivy ex.,
sfte.R inches cons rpsts any he deemed
who heS,vided Re{f and upon c0hsS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-17

~ g W . SZz~ =
MONEY Asp rEADE N"rh
,ook laid b.foro the of SH M. L.
In BOOK af Now York recently by BY United Ts
oo%msr mIs,' it is shown that in the Il cereal
B. Ens mere has boon growth ~ ~ 1910 to
4aI, from 600 1G ooo COO bushels
zoo" 1867, and 2 ;aoL.a..d
ooo in go isIs 100000 in 1850 o to 49,
from - $50 and 81 oSoooo oS 1 ~ ra
yielsDg, at'o S2,176 eco OO9: p ono 900 600
net amount o. he value of 81, ooo' ,,,oSuct
The b9of f. s.1'' $50 600 coo Of acres Ssdues
deriveo Of The Ohio river, which SiIo oroei.tely
north % OF o c1 400 of acres not oan If acres
ing SD,DOOgONSS, - IQ0 ODUUJO ~ =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-17
q 2 - = = - = q Il 2 Z.
y z>s>% .ggsE ESE0

2 = = = =, : - 80
| .,ov,rs OF AUTHORSHIP
.f .no Big prize. :. the
ss"' Of LiteratH
Kew York Times. o,,aeld
rh. 100000 received BY Lord 2. ,s.'..aas III.
for hi. LAS. .as n1ss given in England d. for oo .as
work of fiction. Scott l'' Elist the same
w We o and George B Pn1,or Lytton's
mount for NiddIamarch' Bu ns. til. rags,
1.,-u' novels, even when he "A EN- $1,000
, 1880-10-18
A SPANISH RULL.rlGHT,

In letter recently received IN this city from
~ arrived ut hnrgos, IN sinlr'. nt lo:o M, muoh
tat'Gaea tsos" 'osS a@ss sleo NUN teo uaA"'
wy h,. a e4noete 1e moor M IN tLis
old snan,sj, mn town. which Vic wus ut thls tino over
crowded cso % will H. county. pcoplo and In gram.
festa AZ brclkfast " tl;o H. inofM!9 tne tanMs ,
wero tcarsy !no',opol!sol " trss,,s s,,s2 ~ J., Gn! @
1orM these. rhss Is tho natonH a,n't:%mont ~, of
Of ih9a will sT ws x aof ~
''trha two ctanpons q apaIn wero t. Jp'it, per,
tSi bi!s aa aqs Sosn sas 81 s ~! o s
VIM h1!orod tho brutal performance With his
prcsSnee, ,,.., a.o,, o,,s,,,
tho waits at rs sitY. a.d fl!y Gg1o e 100 nss.
plo surronn.i9l tho nrena. ~ tlio hoNga ., WORT
Iaa'ss .,ya % shTn reia TIL a.Es " vefh % e.
hils Mot beo!, toyorrltssi .,, ..,,,,,..o., r.,
hull i let asa i,@. usa'iiaet. ro~srta aaa il:
9fvsys a q the tot stna'9n ap.ar ~Ain 4 bo "oMsf 1E
%eurIuR &s" .ss4'ai eos''Ss., snS a',a sarryiss
lon3 red oloaks, with witch ,,,.ta thsy e,
st rasa a tsas'H eSs he ~ rss fssa'
torn,0upe, III tho p!o,iiOres ride In on pD,r.
al,a b!nfode h"sss , Th0 ,sh'n, SSa IssS ne
rocSlve 1s tic Gaiis attauk OF es!nrso those !ro
of llttio use, M the EIaltoIet! beast xcncra!sy
1ccolncs more scnrnxpa gy being pierced "
rolls sheu, Ii, tho dust. Tha plsasldres. hnwasur.
seein ed III IRON protected suits. And ,!rv rAre'y
hXt thls stt,ro I'll Ii 1t tho porftr,aaaco iho men
SURROUND thu bull afll nttraut his attention with
the!s 9rtnns slks " oS wsn YIN as s,|'s skS1 w,n
by. w. ; s'''' *'">' e''s '"'e~ '''''
, 1880-10-18
TILE COURTS.
DIVORCES,

DIVORCES.
Trnnk 8traub filed a bill Snturdny aRalnat mig
wifo ltosina. charging her with dcscrtion, anu
Rsklug for dtrurco.
John r. smathelts alleges Tint h's his wlfo
MNr4nrct has been continuously drunk Tor tho
last two years, and whilo enjoying this oxtonu"d
spree has boon guilty of dtvuea acts OF cruelty;
and nothing will sootho Ills melancholy bntA lo'
4 hill wns iilod. Friday, b,it ,anpprc:sctI for
scrvlcc by Hurry l.. liyce from ldilnn !: lycc,
on tho gr1ftInd of drunkenness and cruelty.
1ausn utubo also N!eA = NV the saM9 day
nRnlt,st Solomon Hlubo for AaparAte tnAlhtc.
tenco on tiio ground OF tlesorton.nnl to prevent
him from leavlng tho State or dlsposing oF his
Aui the business of Saturday was wo,lnd Zip
by a bill for tho Enrno relief by Nellie N. lion.
ton, frt,nl No9er N. Denton. ON tho ground OF
dtscrtion. .-
lltlyo Tuley Saturday Rranted n divorce to
Murln Stlttcl from William, Mttcl on tho ground
OF ndliltOry: to Mnbel CharlDtto Foss from!
Wlli,Hm W. f1ss OH the ground Of cruelty; hts1
10 Ellen O. Geddea from John ]. lcddes fur
t1cBprupn.
, 1880-10-18

tenn to tin nrtxis nf their ctortry." For which
rpnsnn." it n,'i., 'thD Apostolic SEQ rerceivea
with dIstnay TINT while IN The "nn sItle ~ cx-
iitMs Of tho fntthf,it nre tlGercns'nG" Tho CIR.
tlinat 'n'imnt"a TINT in tho present pcrnfexinE
measure on tic gouerosity Of American Catho-
lIrR
, 1880-10-18


rcgat.t H"uth. .r,,,,or.. profc.,fooo, n,r,t.
To P"tsc"' s w5e1llcr. VT, 9TH ot a' "1'ars via
eHnot .,nnerstan aI9 . wy H., t It1rcs. ~.
pr'ss'nf i.,.aI i1GIa t;y 70 tiso Wiz, N nr i;ceti-
sni enoKh thik fos ,hogsetsss s,}a cn.
!lxnaoHm Gn HIT, et l,s l1,E at tts mattcr
fro'n "a't'ca ".,u. ~ W. r,,. m rAre Y ~ '' ''S
On the at dny o. next Novcm.er sou wttlt.o
cnilc.i uron to vntc on either ~ tho two tickets
4 a., ,G SI @ ,S ne 4ennbssR q ens 'e Se aG
s,,iak, is ont Of tho r1,ce. Now thon. whnt t'rn.
niplcs ioes tho Republican, platform renrctents
u, Wnn,ps; p"'s; Second. inliiIeai :s,!''lity viii.
9 gnr th,ss t1l,n,faetrcs which irce tra.in wot,
ruin; md, fuurth, II spGc1c llnss cnFrntry md
Tho faithful discharge OF our stnse and Satlonnl
obligations. ,.. ,,...
AHntnst what unes oue nat1y set . ! rtess.
aRnst .,,et *; H., We ',r 'r ni" III.
ssen y ,R4isn. rIrotf,Ms. thr III ar"st ;o
nrn,t nIta r. r,ttn ri Ehi,esn: ina im,rt
aRnist M Il, III. rp,nt Snr '" a,m r.
s y, svsrtbv WI sIt H. s,s,t,ort Of "nocI patrito
c!s'Sens H. rmt sg o. arsr Ien .,t ~ s s I
w,n" Wi, viii liz enss furfhor to ety yG,irs.ivcs of
Kray md tnSr dcscsnnt; e; ,.. eo,s,fnf' ,, ~ nsyer
.isnth;; 1tsr,, smsUw,nS carrv Ike et%c..nn, Tsat
party thGre,orc: wn ~ r III i,ftx'sIsy ~
rte, H. ii,,tn. ~ wIn IA tbo jirst rn,k in tic tep-
iy con piHtforn. Tho secnm'i' t,a'ney "Poils!ral
ina.Ilty W,h"oa os har ort.ny stntc,i. tonstt.
sNt ,t wn,:s;tths WMs@ ny oF lie oocfat]c nary do
~. % esch TMt snc,n,iv @ Il, In Ht thnrs Il todny
pp,',ro,' r',tn ~ n"st rntne Ia tiic tarI;f
n,n,. n,, hcru va nr mt direct iss,le viii CIR
H"man.crnt n frinnds Nv Irish fe,luw- -ctjznt,g
trtnf,c wien / think whit wnuld hecDno OF
s saro hundred. Of Thousands Ct lr!sh,ncn G,,.- M
, 1880-10-18
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MoSTrEttEIl, VT, Oct. IG.-A Joint tcsosutaou
hns bccti introduced In tho Senate providing for
m amendment to the Constttu tlon.. making tho
sessions OF the Assembly begin on tho frat
wednesday Of Jnnuarr, beginning IN 1887, and
making Tho ,lay of ccction tho first Tuesday OF
Nove,niter. beginning In las8. II passed Ivy tho
I.cglsnturr. tho amendment viii, 10 bofhre tho
pcupie ut tho next election. IN 1859. This Is the
ltrAt time IN tho history Of Vermont tint q coi-
Heuate.
, 1880-10-18
"wE THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND"
The Kstvo Tnt10ra or To03Gy Street
10 The Editor al 7As Chicago 1rtbttHf.


10 The Editor al 72s Chicago 7rto,.af.
CuIoAoo, Oct. 10.-Tho pronunciamento of
Mesara. Colvin, kcrfoot, Potter Palmer, Lunlbcrs
Trce, Seipp, Dunlnp, Movickcr, 1ienrotin, Otis,
UOanc. Perry Il. Smith, and a fcw Other Demo-
orata, run,nds. mo OF the Ave tailors Of Tooley
street. Resolved, by We, The Poop1o OF En-.
gland" exclaimed tho {lvo tattora. Wc beg to
Nssuru you, bruthor bttstnoss-mcn, that thor0 is
no dlIoronco between tho 'two 9rcnt political
parties Of tho country" cry bakcr's dozen of
partlsuns dgalors4 specnthtors. md m9nry; !eisu-
wi rhsv con,,no us ~ sp1 Is oe oertainy a n.
ault to your coM1iuu aenso to suppose ts.At YOU
Gun 30 nude to bollovo that tho goycEi,!,'enti IS
Upon Tic business Interests Of tho country
nu,s % Of taa ssheie country oasht 10 10 to The
"tlye tail0ra Of Tootey street." tho pnkefs
91s% df o qt o!ca sta.o1 ~
i,ut tho biis-iond Of partisuns aro not contont
with msreIy reassurlnz thoIr million OF fellow
iiavlns aatier.atlvoly sottlcd that thoro Isn't
any difference between tho two Eroat parties.
,sS4 M yss asrdnssS hsS as Y %
iie.n party that saused tho h9r.l times period.
sxsa VIZ ,q ot oHssnH s5so q aut s2o
Gss. 81. {%tssss's G'ss' H. &.es ao: ''sa sat u II!
aaa tation n e 1eetoro 1"4 prospss
THO Resumption net, which tho ent!ro ns!a,;;
1 Nt1
~ Ii1i,,'t t,',jn th0 M1ninnss IIltunsts Oh, no;
M ~ a1ii II wns tn .r1ncrr,l ECONOMY and
,I,utrw ~ w. ,rno1inn hv ftin nnnnn aii allie
nh,,nsia1nt ahHi1 ssrops With which Kid kaiuro ias
ipS sG1i %s Seen 5n teNlct ~ ts fsr,ner and the
tGn sirN1,nv nrosssrs ri tnn fnrn,rn farmer,
Ts,n % 1aksts'n sze,1 nuy d uniiio Of "now you sou
Il mi INV Vii. tjntf, Thnro Is no dijterouee
,.tsv.nm tfn twu prcnt partjps and yot thgre IL
"~o rst d,tirpu,1on a aid tho Jiffvrcco il iii in
Fa,n.nY , IN m"nnnrnflr rfrtv il ia tho Ot)i,i-
IT,, y ~ I'm t;v,s tSiiors. al he bakus's loAen,
stfn' f' conMnh' ns thov nsltevu. With majority Of
M H%nricnn .1rt,nle tiiat cnaixc oi sdulnss
aS,tn,, Il 1l"ss"i,Ie hfiur tho inpso Of twenty
,:n'rs cvnt' q ty1rH fn marry weijuT tic movers
sahn, nn,nrn,,ef irsf ui1ity IL fHits than tho
~ I,.rtw ~. nn,v In n5ssesslt,i1 uUpcata to
|""s I,emlly. nov, tic bakera doz-
en- en- esnnf,,,ioa sTf Tho iiys taiors spoke unhos-
tt",av. !" i W., ,hn nsi,nlu II Enriand,' TIoy
u! Nv snntn fnr III tsmulihh ncnp{c iNit
nnup nIs Inso,, s,.eralv .}t.ifevts ihat tnay
tao nMhgr H. .Muinn ~ I'm f.,H JorItv Of tho
Aplet!eNn ueunte; n, ,,r1nir ~ ~ liz rn1its uf
Walch tao M1tu,G5, ,,,5,, r,,ihnr w,,ok fT,,s..
[,,,, ~ V oS TX o1,ors fnzut, nrS posItIyo,
it " wv ps., pWf r. .i"sisahs II inust to Er,tl.
, 1880-10-18
An Aupral FOR tho Pope.

.hm AMeElcan lllHhops BY t,M'lInal Nina, asking
fur retjvi iar thu lope. carilnni slcCloakoy. y
,IIrwtit,H Tint u collection LJ nlade III lil tho
s.anruhus of tho Arehdloeose OF sn.iany. Oot. X:
ho l0ttur en- loIls lth'I tho pAAtfs flg neeoaslty
criisy for lilo ruason that ~ tho moro wcalthy
ststes & Europe The Catholic Co.ssh, ;t.It and
liz, uyhups uul lho faithful atu tvrcel " divert
, 1880-10-18
THE TRIBUNE IN INDIANA.

ID he EaUoF ~ 1h8 CNtd1o 1T|buHzs
fIEnnoN, Ind, Oct. 1o,-To show how thtnys
arc "l,uOn,tug" wnnt 10 tell you that thrco
weeks ago to-'lay sol1 eighteen Ttfnts and I'VE
TnjmtIXes; tt,-tlny aell fifteen TRirCxEs md
let, Tlm<x,-nn Indication that fnniata Ia "gat-
ting out or the woods" News AGENT.
, 1880-10-18

Cleanse ant motstcn tho dry sticIkcy mouth Of
iutetl with coul wafer.
, 1880-10-18

CIRCUIT Counr-Jup0E RooEl,s-Charlottj 8.
Saal!icld '. @. a, vosburgh; vordct, $500, ind
inotlon for now trtal.
, 1880-10-18

and conspicuous position attracted untverB o
attention.
Uur folks arc Wild over Indiana nnd Ohio:
anl Tonight We "jollify," With Wilcox, nf
Mcntu!a, us eficf spraker. This acctlon VII
roll up q grind nm a{orlty for our ticket; Wo
are wurkng like beavers night mt! tIay 10
make 1t still lnrgrr. May the good work go OH.
, 1880-10-18
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Tho Appellate Court has ndjotirned for two or
three wcuks TO prepare opinions. They viii,
however, hear motions ctch morning.
To-day IA tho tlrst stay nl tho October term Ot
tho Circn,t Court, nru Wednesday, will 10 de-
fnut lfy.
, 1880-10-18

STATE COURTS.
lIarrtet l.. Cnrl commenced suit I'll trespnss
SATURDAY agatnst EiHhA v. LonE, claiming flo,-
zoo damages.
soph,u Weber began suit for $500 agninst
Frederick WelIcr. .....--.
ChNrles A. Muir suod George AnlrIn to rccov-
Jietry mud Jcromo Schorosteno began suit to
recover 81 ,A0 OF Edward Oernrdln.
, 1880-10-18

Tr,,ly gcntlcmun's smoke: tho Richmond
atr,liri&-cu No. l EIXarCtt8A.
, 1880-10-18

Psraytis nervous tsSHangs 1ia ~ us5y H.
Hop Dltters daily,
Eyesyoody but you smokes the pure K!chmond
QQu CiKaruttga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-10
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS
Houk and Williams at Kingston
KINGSTON, Oct. 3, 1880.

KINGSTON, Oct. 3, 1880.
Mr.. EDITOR: A more enthusiastic
republican audience never assembled
in Roane county than was gathered
here yesterday to hear the discussion
between Hon. L. c. Houk and Mr..
Williams. Near a thousand people
were present at the discussion, about
900 republicans and 100 democrats.
The demonstration In honor of Judge
Houk was grand success, and show
ed his popularity with the people. He
was escorted to town by horseback
procession, FULLY one half mile in
length, carrying three large flags, and
about one hundred small ones After
escorting the Judge to the hotel, the
procession formed in line facing his
carrisge and gave cheer after cheer
for Garfield, Hawkins, Houk, and
Ovens, after which the "battalion'
made circle of the town, and then
disbanded. The discussion was
opened by Mr.. Williams, who was
listened to attentively, With occasion
ally feeble attempt at applause by
the few democrats present. When
Judge Houk stepped forward to
begiu his argument, he received a
tremendous ovation, cheer after cheer
rising from the large assemhlage
until it seemed that the roof would
fly off the court house. His presenta-
ton of the. issues of the canvass, was
in his usual forclble and inimitablt
style, and that he had completely
Captured his audience was evidenced
by the enthusiasm with which his
every telling thrust at democracy,
was received.
At the close of his speech he was
presented with four large and ele'
CANT bouquets, prepared by the "rep
ublican ladies of Kingston, whict
caused another outourst of enthusiasm
from the OVERLOOKING audience. Alto
gether the occasion was calculated to
strike dismay to the hearts OF dem
ocracy, and one had but to notice the
faces of the E'rock-ribbed" to see tina
such was the case. Goodbye dem
ocracy in RoAne county.
STRAIGHT TICKET.