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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Tuor>,NpS SAVED from the brink OF
the grave. aud the path OF aiiliction turned
20 one OF happiness. by using the famous
Wyomokc, blood, brain and nerve food.
Ia nervous. brain and heart affections,
brukcn-dowu constitutions, etc, wyomoke
has cured when all other methods have
failed sold by all druggists al Sl.oo, Sl.5O
and $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

We learn that theirs pharmacists wife
up town. who drems of sweet spirits
every "nitre" husband goes TO his lodge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

\ headline Ia one " the morning papers
saws AUTUMN leaves. Funny she leaves
30 soon: thought she had come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Tux PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering from dyspepsia
debility, liver complaint, hoilS. humorS,
female complaints, etc. Pamphlets free To
any address Seth W Fowle & Sous
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Somebody writes in Harpcr'S Monthly
poem about The Broken Bars" IL doesn't
State that they kept states, but we presume
they did
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23
The pennies mightier than the sword.

Nutrition improved, strength restored
and disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Great hoax from little fslsehoods grow,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23
SULPHUR
TERS
TRUTHSm'o.m7a'SICK

For those deaihlv bilious spells, depend on
pUIrR BITTERS twill cure you.
The Giant Dyspepsia Ia cured by using SUI
PHUI BfrrEKS.
Operatives who arc closely confined ~ the mills
and workshops: Clerk. who do not procure sui
6ri.nt exercise and all who SIRE confined IN doors,
should use SULPHUR BirrERs. They viii not
then be weak and sickly,
General Debility needs 4 gentle tonic. Use
lPIit-R BiTTERs. and you Will not be tronb-
lei.
L, lrei N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

TnE CAUSE RENovEp. w CakneSS OF the
stomach causes indigestion. and in that
state no one can have good health. The
Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters purify the
blood aud strengthen the stomach, and
remove all causes that undermine the sys-
TEN. This life-saviug remedy Is advertised
in these columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Itwa, d, Wiudham wife who, when her
husband wa> brought home intoxicated,
thanked Cod that he was not 4 blood re-
latiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Ciu.i>r. GErBiE, Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo. Ohio, Say> The Excelsior Md
new Pad las accomplished more for my
wifi, I'm three weeks than III the medicine
shc ha> taken In three years. Refer all
Sk.vtiC> tu mt.-> -, -idr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23
Parsons, Bangs & Co. have had Eighteen
Hundred Dozens the Past Year.

Hundreds have testified 20 the bensht
they have derived from heir use fnsh
cure of sick Headache. Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
mess, Paralysis. sisrPlsssness
amt Indigestion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Its only a spring opening. ma eN-
piaia,d that awful boy. aS he eNhihlted NJ
torn trousers after a leap over the fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

DIR. G. W. BENsON's CELERY AND CHAM
OMiIE PILLS are pr puicd expressly To cure
sick Headache, Nervous ieadhche, Neuraigh'
NrTyousno.s, Paralysis, Sleeplessness and lndi-
8, sion rr l,yspt psia and ~ cure any case, no
matter how obstinate " properly used. They are
not cuttsll. but only for those rpceiti dis'aser
'Ch-y contain 10 opium, morphine OF qunine. and
are bet aiutgstivr, hut regulate the bowels ana
cure consupatiua IS curing or removing tae
c,usc. of H. They have charming eject upon
the skiu. snd lovely quitting ehect upon thc
r,rvur- p, Hit a.. simply bv i,cding IL ten thou
said hurgry ycs. IN some cares starving hbsJro
,nt-. they make OF create nerve matter aud give
power iOiCc And buoyAncy 10 the nerves aud IN
hat Nay urttasc mental lonc. endurance SUD
brtlliiuey OF mind. Nobody that has nervou'
p, stem should neglect Ia tahe them Two or ihrtt
months IA each year, simply az n nerve FOOD, II
tor no other purpVse. Price 20 els. toN or
boxes Tor q. -. sent postage free. sold by al
druggists and by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

uI. Fully E.frbii.bsd Fact. Based ON
Actual Ispsri.nce. and There IL No
Ilimd of I,orht bat They Will Cure
these Diseases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-23

Onnn GOOD MEN WANTED. Send
Z(UN Scent stamp for particulars, 20
BOX 10. North Rxiagton, Maine.
, 1880-02-04
tiUM0R.

Fur Tha Tribune,
Advice 10 parsons thinking OF DIVORCE
Never dls-pnit.
Heavenly ssratns-Ovcrdolng to get 10
Paradise.
The Stau,ese Twins were the champion
double scuflors.
Bartloy Campbell, not feeling well, wrote
only thirteen plays lust week.
"Oystefs twon would scc1n 10 be the proper
way Ia spell clurGll-te6tlyal soup.
In this country 1t was Powlattan who
originated tho idea Of getting up u club,
Ifsomo artists could DO lung with their
pictures Mt art0xhllltEons, these atlAira would
mt bo without theIr good results.
lt's rather ilscouraging to u young man
wien il0 goes tor tho t{rst time To- eut sltnved,
to llAyo tho barber toll lIlM lluts forgotten to
bring Ills beard with hini,
Mrs. Langtry Is described as having been
an nnt!ereat-lu0king child with il0Mting llAlr,
Ii IL tho ethorcal-luoklng cook With t!oatlNg
l1nir to whom tic butter Is inlt.!teh Tor look
iiis rs though 1t lad used liair-Vlgor.
Fragment from Mrs. Houthworth's last,
Lis lnunurtttt shlrt-frunt lcased like =
huKglEe-anlasllrr throwing out trunks. At
that iiistn1it tho Nl00ii rose. S0lllB readers
Mluy never hayo seOn tic moon rose, tAa moss
rose being moro common.
DETROIT, Mich. FRANK CAMooN.
, 1880-02-04

hiaye been cut before they werc maturcd. DR..
H..otiiefs experiments show TINT In such in~
stances tfo Juice of the cane ought To con-
small percentage Of slcrose, and common, on
pcrlence llas proved this assumption, to bo
correct; On tho other hand, a variety Of sor-
Eili,'n las 5ow and then been planted that
fore tlle farmcr Thought OF cutting it,-ainost
before liz knnw lt,-and good cfop of suenr
has been The result. Dut The succcei-
ing year, the season would, be littIe
e wa rpc ro y ItIs h' letcr DtsF Sc s"is at 'e ie
would thcn be cut green and tho crop would
!,e failure, Tho s,lccess that llas attended
u!e Gu!tivatioli Of sorghum ~ various parts
t4e e e eG%s1X 2ou m ts YcaT fry ssss a.
l'ns IN great measure been accidental. Gen.
TT @ success n cnltitntng Early Amber sor-
Eh,i1t;, ard that, ordinarily treatcd, It cot,.
he wns enthusiastic OIL the subject nf raising
sorghum silsar, bit doubt IT. ut tic beRlll.
nlnt Of tho. scason. hA know why It's srlip
r,rystaliizetl ,n?rc readily, naIthoael, lle may
af course, Is u,nt tl,e EARLY Amber rlpeNs So
farmer, Will cnt Ii before It Is MIXTURE.
H., ndditIon S Y Tits, Mr; 4. j Russell, Of
farmers IN his ,nol3llborllood, much Of it
from seeds oItnined frnm tile Agricultural
Department. liz made 42,00O pounds Of tho
sllgnr, which was OF excellent quality, md liB
sold y ln Chicago for 10 cents a pol,,id. \
barrel Of It WAS sent to The Commissioner of
hy exj'nrts, who have GSa,nnett sa!nnle! Of
II, t0 IL, u fsrst-clnss article. Theconclusions
Of Or. Collier, thef.fn1e, have lit q. meastire
bern SUSTAINED Ey tho expellcnce Of others.
Many particulars Of tho process Of uinnu.
fAct!lrinE sHRar from sorghum, tlle cOst Of
1iuchlnery. estimates Of the probable product
0f suFhr, to m mere. md description Of px-
perllncnts With tho juice of cnrli.sialks, must
, 1880-02-04
MAYO.

nAnp w0HK rnYikt7 70 EEitvE rnOcEesEs,
tnyrf,routItnrr Nr,e ltrt tttroid.
T., sn,,,,, t,.a .aoIn,,,. ,i,.a,, 1,sit,na,no
W rrs, ~ , ..1,m'
fnnIlloriy shortened min "Dnn'' md /" Dan.
rcn,' nrcomnnt,.eU BY twenty-five C,nstnh,es.
,,,,1,or I'm ..,,oa,, ~ s,,.. t,.,o,,,nr Tnrtnr
attempted to servo proecsscs pn some tcia1lsa
living ut Kclytrte, B,nnll rllnge thirteen miles
dI,tnnt frtm Unltn. )'Dn,,ncll ,wna tr,1np IN
setso se ono ~ ano nsiUssaes M 'nnn nuMeu
Ne'laaa' NIL aro1l'l inc tloor Wcrc hu1lirets or
10 women, who Rnltt: "Wc will never leave ltl'
MIN woni ~ Iii ~ nou :" snI vcrv ,rnnv
~ 49, utnm, Hxt.,. m ..., @' M..n,,a,. ',s ,,',:.
oro, '"u uver ,''"s VIII, ''i fn r' .ad y; tan,
nor did tho S1,l,. 1usDcrtor himself cscnpc Thu
,,cl,ro rrorunncd A. dr,,r tho ,,o,rnn rror, tho
nooe' inoy Tes'stca, ana tho other poFt1ono q.
tho crowd cs'intIlencc1 poltnH stones. severHl Of
, 1880-02-04
Connaught, and explains why 1t Is that gc'l-
oral Md II ncrcsxnry,

Connaug,lt, and explains why 1t Is that gen-
eral MD ii necessary:
S11oo, ireland. Inn. n. 1sN,-MY DrAr |
@ s%oE o 4 ], nysoef y!r o1sf % M,fs"f s th!x d%'y +
yOlir f|ivnr, Ia Ina ccrry Mil tbc fithful ot
y",,r iiocr,e' thr M ,jcsEi,in1. ' wilcj WI row ti,-
iIaprljy l,royaifs in every nnrtsl Ui tlIt1 bin
f cese u Elpj,1. niitl nj whjs, every ,iay ,.ssirs
fo,tr yrnrx tsf 'nrrrtttrraf deprgsslpi, Uur
t,cnl,,t' Ernl,int]y list thc[r means anil fclt
llliD ticbt: an,i within tic yrar wlslcll hns
si fSss s nilFf # ~ q s vs,y e efis f
uiNl tie Ercat imortnijty il, cattle nrl slcrr, r.
sy !" eytrcc ci1 FEW vriv' lie iy issrt tl moment
liza; iavo iHislthef ,noeS nr ci%if. nor tiie
,i,wltojeso,,to p1tntSy5. saved frnm Tho
iiigl!tet % crop 1t last year, arc now cotl-
srn,ci, For weeks uast very muny Of Tic
r9f se y VIII df ahc}r ycIv s 3 sii IL .e orer /"
INV II j3ftin Iniiuit meal. which they could
i,o} ect Of, tfrtili, In fnct, ii,iue is rapidly
nvrrst,rr,ldJnp thIs r,royitlre, anil tho debility
{rSft q t,'Sy y ''T"SfS, ;s nsft 9s,c1 IL
work sf .t,eatf rni,iti and irreslstiile-,
For i.lnl,y yeara past wo llnye ta,l In .tllls
ill-fatctl country system Of l,oor-aw relief;
mid Lilo family Of ti,p INN, who ocrlupa sd
jN,,cll as 0tlc-t,aurtcr acre OF 1nlsd be Ii In the
boz or oil tic nl0,st,ttln side, h excluded
from a!l relief under tho law. either within
o. without The workhonse: Tic law will viii
M o,,niifw , it1nscif f,r rclinf tx. niyIn@ IN
tx E;s Nnmsn' MI Inma. ana hcrn,,'tne ~, III
,nnte of tia workioitsc. Now, rs oser 10 rGr
cnmt ~ Hasa ,,t,.w si,ti,r1,,, nr iensnr Ii,fn
fs o. sG y ow a,% f'e. fIcrs M ls Snnr i1 nv
r'i,nf H,r fbns, sv,,,l,) sim,",v mnn tlot tney
uImni ,1tv,, ~, fnr"vcr ti,,if nnnr h,lt riIrr-
iah"ti i,G,nea anI tniit tt,ny a,,nHifl luvnk lin
sanro,i tma Y" ~" fn,i, liz. tannrntnp NJ inv
nnClIl lNHlH ANAh5 hNf FERhnssfa'1} N".''S2,
, 1880-02-04
VATICAN AND IRELAND.

rv,r,,. 1r ,.po.r r,,r Sr,r ,fuuxtf r,IE
r;a,s Msno"M, Gy 1I,,Irn ~ ,''h '4s'''''''A
inaa ~ NL..sa 1hE.Ann. ,o. ryn,
po, rn nrss0na1nss 1%r1o u"S o'~ v,Inon orrnn
A. NoME, Jah. n|Ino new o., yatlea.l ,!ea ofsa,,
to sow ia snirltynt n,ui ,,oIIticni movements
W,s,t,,nmt ontic,nut,nv bis intenttn,,s or inv
I"ihou. ",i's'pnss naS '".It.o, 0a ,,,,.,n, u. :,
Ing the alr Of forcing Ills l'ald' nl'd whe'a i Is
min pnrtof It's inspiration from, the Supreme
ponsitf himan,f nuhlIshcs a remarkable
;oodor "4 o,, 1%e nc,.a, dinl"u,tv In Ir"iani. If
, whIsh Is send nd yoa % the following conprehcn-
sivo digest without further remark:
Although It nnpeurs that the news of re-
beilipn iii Ireland ii uufO,rtletl, Il Is, NJ any
nnyie GSa IT, diiicntirs d's mi tIanrsrs or or ut
t"nst tlie ~ Sncn,,yr,,ic11ccs' If t.a prnciD,es
i'm iate i,orti Iaimerstnn,s {;overm,nnmt III
frntjnlIy conty yibnted to tiItf1,so throuEl, E-
trx aitatsa w mmmv nasson NV fnr gsi' tb ras
ihot ~ t,a s,,.,.t yoc,oI RI eNta ~ Tia e1.ut in.
ni,itants 1 mi ns wer ] yoiated bv Anslica,l intolcr
n%na "!,ti ririT tnws mr., ;},nt tn n,,,,rnssjn,,
e te Catoles u H tne eeSt o. Sass sns
assoentions s M N y Toglay % {ho jS1,stirs has IN
sreat uart bccn rcdresset hit Hitch renlafns
% Be- Be- dtons t @ {er tho poor trjsh dcspoiie,i 81
a,.an n.u. ' raI ov nnost,i"rnv .m,In;si,ri
anpeareo ~ nnye eons,Ii'o3y ~ snin3yyo, MS.1g. 9sn,,
n Sife se a;a nys y,it M rtI,crs te aW rr1ns
Gtli W .S Ls.I .,,iI' ~ T., NV t4,mh i,,,h
il. unohtneu po. Mc = n6nn rs,,,t,, Gis ai.n+
ng p AmM , III ,l1' , y u hoi ~ s!'"g9 ,'a,"i t,'f
u3o ,1ttsnt hioMtts % %Mms & -" .t,a h,...,4
81 .ttna nte1S II s ,.,ta uv oa r u uo,in IL
eH s'nJmrsta,ui ,vnv sI's wii mi @iSe in tI,e,n
1vhat t w WY ',sM si!g }nsstomcc M . osc % MT
inmn orn nm fnr ~ IiMmaarv Irelan.is theref;rc.
asks for Il TurlinmcI,t 1t her oWll, as sile ha,l
III time past, alul maintains that Il IL neither
Should be matlo In Lo,ltlor, Instead Of Dublin,
Canntln hns nl1tninci from England what Ire
land Jssires' Enginnd ltaS tNyorcil elseW.,era
the ta donirne to % %Which irisi, peonle WIlo cry
HTreiand for the Irish B." INV l,olu, and, w)int
fs mara. the Irish cannot forget lint the land
fhrv row SEQ ii, nossess[on Of othors WIS
fMSen by force iron, their ANCESTORS, Who lc-
ssurendiuG, {nasmWch AZ other uersouss villa
enre inss 'for fr"lanti tIan for lie trfl,M,ii
f' n revGIntinnaIV md ra1ijcai urincfpIcs. hi
then1' hit thase iint,cs mist 0no tlny or ni,-
h otSsT break MI, and may extei,si to et!Iacea
1nnmed sn",,rc. 1iEo nresent rnntlifjun II
irsInn.i ts tha result, moi only Of tia cunltcst.
l"t I ~ ia ,yata NJ relI9ini1 md the wars ~
iestimacy. @ 10 remedy eiitirely tIls ",s con.
, 1880-02-04
Thu ElAon1Gtll Wttl1lRll,

At an onion party III Itockiat,d MOI tho other
oyenlnx, wicked brunet pluycd high game
for kisscs. At party vt this description II y
rom, whom one of tho purity 'hltcs u ,nouthf4!
from al onloil. A young man ~ thon admitted,
uni 1t ~ ~ proud privilege tu klas tho batch OF
Eraa until h0 ts enlhled BY tho tAsto 10 deter-
nine which one Of them bit tho fragrant fruit.
Tho br,tnpt atoretnentloncd IN tbts case str.
&, anA tho spruce nesta.,, ,lr,isMinor WIN was
summoned q test and aI,d hud kissed 0yo tints
around the clrt,le. and WA t*gining aKAin. whnn
, 1880-02-04
TIE SECOND FIDDLERS.

nlrflNNYtk ttfH Tho tt1ifn n{ It.R
te resSrre,i for anoftny ictter ri ' T. 'W"S'
' w - ~-.---.s. .<e--- " wv
m,rr crroNn 1,tnn1rDe
LIE NECUNU FlltDLENS.
v.,,ot r,,cv ,ro oo,ur s,r ,:c, Grant.
Ia fse cdt,o. NJ N. r,s,,cso ,+,h"n+
f,,,,c.nm ~ w &' rah y s"nna ~ . ~ 1. tha .ron,,o.
IitteA"o, ieo. .;-u'e Vi tuE 'ro'.oteH
restrain the % seconG idti1es aud s prasses; = tho n
sccond f,,lftn viii scck In lend. und tho hrnsscs
lnyr m nnconn,,crahlo tcn,|cncy tn o,vcrtfso
I'M. H., "'s.'cs"o!. a.. t,". ~
wind. Something Ike this appears 10 al(itct
nratnns u H. p"u rnn'ot T hcrn " bis s~onNiddss
III restraint, while the br'lzml members OF his
following tilrn harmony into sncl fearful
diseor,l by their uutEmely performances tia,
tl,a,. ,,ist1,,.t mn, olnr,, W., rn,,r,rv
'l'o MI Ordinary observer, tho ambitious
SecOtut FIddles have seriously Affected thu
success Of tho .s!r,o,n y o., which Gen. Grant
sec,Mcd 10 I,e rarrIrl ~ safefy few months
or weeks ago. Ihei' despite tho GcnefaIs
own disclaimers, nrd Ills own positive refusal
to speak word concerning c'u'ditlncs fora
third term on his part, the heart Of tic cotl-
Try warmed 10 1ne nero. !" a,e o'sS. aMtsa'na s"
lnnn, and tho u,iass'l'nlng gen,1le''l4Sn
1n Wi!olm Mad ncen h. ,[:s,.' Hs11"es T. tnne, nno
loaors ana pla.l'lils ~ ane % wnrHi: i.ra" ~ w
he American neop!r. 80 long is III ailels Was
harmony Ana coliaaguce' nSlete "n uas nnia,sla
!!n 1S Gensta s! nfy ,ro 70 h. sxnsesSs q
wish ara tii0 People Wou!u naso masaenea @ lo
nlarkab1c hecanss during Ge,: Grnnts mt Ylght ga
yeats is' thg Presidency thare hud nGch
strong ob1ectiiolis "!d ?fa'neahing eSsn nt ~;
aeGoroins ~ estns., r[ns. ,,%anst ws ~ t:G t1ml tern
fSse I'LL III tS S"sI,y .fdii as Ills crl!ssp 4s5o
silenGc mr.! I'LL W. IT,, co'y Nc1 n nraserved nen "
Hafa!ai'9cd alaa 41lnn,a r,,, i, ~ io'o a, a1,
Constit n.,i,. D. i''' a ais sns \, AZ ,s.a.
nser 1neh.rs ,na? ~ hT% iI'r"r ,1avs " Wns 6arl-
f,np.v t IL vi.;n,, tat fje Gnnernl
,Se uaIer VAIN i,.' ~ Exnc.,,i,e nnWcr by III,
sasra assiaIp q " a|,nilfinE Ei aY! E1,et!
fr,n ,,osv Hin ~ nenntt, In no visa cnn-
,t.mteI ,a. @ w;i, i the n9st 4'er thesu circtim-
STANCES, iii TINT WIS needed was 10 let tho
G,t 4oni tho nss;t%b,n pesi w1, s , sGpS pW,rs would
H.. IT, s.rr. sI II GrMnt ap Wn1sss thcy vera part
w r.. nroneaInrs n n,iI ,,mss tay cot,d ia
ear|$ II !.ers as been sbslsMce a I!ta, Of &c
r4'io.,ed si,,cr tioceula,r last. it fos been duo
nod 10 w ,n Sagn Rasses - II Sesoang and
gratefully .accepiing Grant as tho main tor
st Wv H"Sli'';I Ei,';Is e nmrron m AMY Logan and
% "nEtinr o,d live, iior tl,l they plirposc, III
,n.iri,,,t y, ~ Mrnin niarr t;ront in the EXetl-
III. W slsaiy, to recall notorions nrasses, such
~ III It St,,,,'i,, IN Ea,v Ynr}r nnd si1mjar Ecli.
fan,.,, n 4, ilennsrlv",,in. Thesa peunlc linve
nJ,,strin,sir i ndvertis"f fhnn,ssIycs in tic
inrrest- -siztai tyl,e rs Tic chIrf musicians III
thn gleat tfoMpe, Ant,f 'lfes tho ie,r nrcrrns 1
seMn"sS ~ 10 aSsrtansnca Hssss ,Thv H. hn,e pass,nrd
, 1880-02-04

Ex1HAor,-FOr persons suffering from cxhuus-
tiun VI tho puwors OF the urM!M ant nervous
System, from lo,K anl canttntc study pr teqch"
lag, or III thueu ctscs Ut exhnllstluu frout which
mcdlcIHe lar s,,storutlon tn health ttan EoNows'
, 1880-02-04

mcl ntten'o!l ny II. est"tty ss WMAo ~ smm;
ING iac. LINZ 'ui o3rre ti,s ii;nhia,, cost,.,nn
e% eaatn ~ mira n a1,o,nnlous,
--
PAIsNELL,
rur NEW rorE " nEl,A1p," AND TIE LoHD
MAYOR 0F DUBLIN.
10 ~ Editor Of 1hs Chicago 7fteahe
Cn1cAAo, Feb. 3.-Iho snob editor OF tao
New 1ork ldcfIM aha TUG !l'.nkey n1iu t"nuS
who Is Lord" NNyor Of Dublin are cx-
ceeAlnEly wrotlt because Mr. fafheil has hao
tho tcnerlty to resent their atincks n,u eX,' y,
Amcftrn. Boil, the gentlemen tavc grlcv-
A',ss'e,,. an,,,,st Ar porncl,. Iordn Slnyor
..rsv n'.sv' is IL member Of Parliament from Tl-
stsh r111 81 @a o a. s sG ,ueasers s s b lacking Ia M o
.nnsngo anp "f ta "u,y SUMMIT ~ NJ Ills nw, nanr. th
fseas Iseemnns H Jo,,7ai, sa has dlsmaliy iael 50
far. Attributlng his failure to Alr. .parneli,
hn has several times tried to bcsn,irclL that
gentleman, Last iall Atr, Gray published m
article in llis paper III which 10 charged Az.
Parncl with calling ,!s colleagues "cow-
ard}v Pattst rats" This charge, II proved, 1t
waa thu,,cl,t weuld destroy Atr, Purucll's
,sn'..,so 10 , a,,,o,,r1 tho 1r,eh rutholrs- who
,nilnence among .ho lI's ' ona''es, us,,,"t n.
would naturally resent ihe H1M t"pls',,
but It was proved that the expression used
was "Cownrtlly rats" and this tho Irish pco-
s pnn,tos gencas, y % tns same t;mo of benz lar
conVlGtea III lls eatao t,lno W os!as :. t .'
and coward. Of course NC can never 1ul-
give Mr.. Pnrnell for this oifcnsc, and III thu
e OF so,aotnn % hettcr assocIato M thun tho
"snob "whom Mr.. Fred May 80 severely
castieated.
1or',s M1 defenso d ] Of themselves ying Interviews
..,. ,wn' an'i,,,n, " aIoCiossov mi. 1v;ns co,c-
Win Gara,lat f nusf R5n NV r Gsov Wns
EIAnh lsna a,n1s1osn IVY aatMM u iio,,s" cli"f
GonmttssS,seT nSns surslya% r. X ,aoynn gGa
@ at nppggii ~ liz c1tes snrnd'nT omr nwm
aM9 e,oa A"ssx%"a' rnsi $s Ss Sas Recn %as m scmt
nt'en 5mt as III. t5,c aren't e Of tic Tic most @ renre @
rescnta'lXio ,Sbnay 7, feda fedSa sxnStnsE %f e
sn5o n lstriDIe LIT aii tms espeS0oSy wro sG
] nna m pht ~ ~ ~ onyr 9Tsv or Me,g tha > ~
il!s liz nSuneansS nnc s md nd tia la io was a sn1enl 1
iSR?aMt ths Me9aM 70 tissw @ sssP,elonS Sh vi: Fs!:
nels pnrpose Ihe TIE. lIissl aglt0tar , IS yefy
.es .ni Hs t hntys ~ "a cvien"cd ~ liz
sSp!y s! sS = iafd Kaai!sips GGS5s%!l sa$ is
1aaSIee. HSIIee.,,.,o, y. A.. ron,,,,,,oo ,,,,. t,-
20 o. oTs ao fa wa III II
most INTELLIGENT people, Guinness, tho uortcr
man. % Is a jarge lnnded proprietor, and has
TN, f1nn, attc,,mr H. nnv ~ tha l lnn W mat
tv tm~a i n,'H t%at hn cs,iid I usn f,Ms fNr mo!i-
iii nurnoscs m s may M % bo iudged dc % from tho fact
that at Tia General oiectlon preceding the Inst
tSa H. ne Ksnrh ~ far mSStnE;ns unrr, ~
tin1 r. nrnrI1rinr iii niecttom. Amothnr If
thn cnmmittee IL hfr. Kinnl,um. tic Iistillcr,
Win VIII nnn nj fha nctivn nnr,1ts n Nir.
Galn mtto olo y. III ~ FA.f.s "Aifn"7 X tr,.
rantl%mc, ~ nir, k,,nwn tn i>mhiin ns u Doiihio
quantities OF liquid bearing these brands dis
trtbutcu tn thu Dublin VntErS, They would
, 1880-02-04
1IsELAND,s DISTRESS.
THE NEW roRK HERALD" AND TIE LORI
MAYOR NF DUBLIN.

~' AIiEAL flhlN TIFF utSIlOp OF kLriIIH
~ THE hlaltOi' UF CilARLEsTOS.
rAarfrtt"n Stuy and fnurttr,
:. tno M Following letter Of the Bishop Of Elphln
~ nlsaop Lynch gives vivid nl,d DISTRESS
*4& Nc9A" .t = - t'-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-29
$4,000 Acres (!

Having personally inspected each quarter
section of our IL 600 acre tract on the east line
of Lyon county, between the A., t. s 8. Z.
and the NJ. X. n 7. railroads, and made full
plnts and descriptions OF the same, we are
now ready to ansR er all inquiries in regard
to this immense tract of unimpFoved land,
soon TO become dotted with thriving prairie
homes. This tract is mostly good high roll
ing prairie, with stock water on a number of
sections, coal on some. and is mostly good,
tillable, productive soil, with cheap fuel.
plenty Of building stone, near to markets and
railroad stations, with ample range for stock,
and within u few hours railroad ride Of Kan
sas City. 1t is offered at both cash and time
prices. from a to Sc per acre. and is admira-
bly, situated for colony purposes. or for old
friends coming west to choose localities near
each other. Plenty of good coal at to 10
cents per bushel solves the fuel question on
this tract.
This is portion of the old Sac and Fox
Indian reservation, and is part of the lands
now belonging to the Reading Iron works,
of Pennsylvania, and formerly known as the
McManus lands-on which land some Of the
best and most highly improved stock and
grain farufs in this county are now located.
THE NEWS COMPANY,
d&w Bfnporia. Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-29
A Booming Better.

EDS. News: For the purpose of re-
plenishing the exhausted exchequer of
the fiat lunatics and their southern SYM
pathizers of the copperhead persuasion,
and with the solely charitable object of
keeping them out of the poor house the
coming winter, have concluded to
furnish them the following proposition
to dream on: I will wager $25 that In
diana, in November next, will vote for
Garfield electors; $25 that New York
will vote for Garfield electors; $50 that
New Jersey will vote for Garfield cleo
tors; $25 that Connecticut will vote for
Garfield electors; SIS that Florida will
vote for Garfield electors; $25 that
Maine will vote for Garfield electors (;
S25 that California will vote for Gar
field electors; $25 that Oregon will vote
for Garfield electors; $25 that Indiana
will give 5000 majority for same; $25
that New York will do likewise; $25
that New Jersey will give $500 major
ity; $25 that Connecticut will give 1000
majority; $50 that New York will give
1000 majority; $50 that New York will
give 10000 majority; 800 that Garfield
will be elected president.
If Deacons Paisley and Whitley, Bros.
Bragunier, Norton, Fritz, Petlengill,
Randolph or Eskridge want the above
money all they have to do is TO say so,
and they will find "Barkus willin'"
P. S.-The money is deposited in
bank ready for any takers. Now "put
up or shut up" BARKUs.
Any one DESTROYS of accepting the
above propositions can obtain the name
of the gentleman offering them by call
ing at THE NEWS office.