davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
Nagra ord ON badning.

Da nu tiden ar inne att hvar ocu en-,
som ar man ON sin helsa, soker re-
kreation efter vinterdvalan cit af-
seende, och ofveranstraDgningen an
dra afseenden, torde det Ell vara ur
vagen att erinra allmanheten ON den
stora och yalg6rande verkan, som ofea
upprepad badning utofvar till befor-
dram af allmannare heIsa, sedlighet
och valbefnnande. Dock torde vi
for att starka f0rtroendet till och
gifva betydelse st vsra ord, bora for
utskicka, att vi hemtat var, uttalan-
den till st6rsta delen fran en- veten-
skapsman och beromd lakare.
Badningen ar f6rsta rummet at
st0rsta betydelse for var hud, sssom
acknowledgement. Hv.rie fullvaxt
menniska har att dagligen. efter
kroppsytans storlek. afs6ndra ifran
500 till 800 gram yatten. Delta utan
all svettning, ty genom sadan 6kas
denna qvantitet betydligt. Utom
vatten innehaller denna afsoLdring
afven manga andra' amnen ]! ringa
margd, sssom fett och fria syror SAINT
salter och utom dessa amnen afson.
drar huden afven en- mangd D6tta och
f0rbrukade 6fverhudceller. har o. d.
Ala dessa afsondringar qvarstanna
deIs pa hudytan, dels i kladelna,
hvarest de i mer eller mindre man
maste hindra hudens naturliga och
vigtiga yerksamhet SAINT yalla myc.
ken otrefnad. Och on hudens natl1f.
liga afsondripgar lamnas eller for.
| minskas, 8, "a de inre organerna, lun'
gorna, njurarne och sIemhinnorna, Of
vertaga ett for huden vikarierande
arbete, som ofta ofyerstiger dessas
formaga, och derigenOm kunna sjuk
domar uppkomma. I fold haraf ma
ste det tvara tydligt for en- hvar hurt
langelaget det ar att hudens for helss
och trefnad So vigtiga afsdndrings
yerksamhet ytdmsk thxlles ooh befor.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
S8nd minnesota StatsTid-
ming" till Sverige!

F.tter moget 6f7ervagande hafva vi
beslntat att fran d. Oktober 1881 url-
der filjande sex manader sandl MIN
NEso1 A SrArsr1DN1Na till Sverige for
cit pris af endast so cents. Endast
ett beg, 'insadt antal tidningar skickas
for delta underpris, och Dor derfor
den, som will sanda tidningen till ma.
gon hemm varande sldgting, van eller
bekant, genast anmala sig och jemte
tydlig adre } pa den, som skall emot
taga tidningnn Sverige, betala so
cents. Tidnihgens f0rsandande tager,
som sagdt, sir borjan den / nastkom-
mande Oktober och fortfar foljande
sex manader. .REDAKTIONEN :
af
Minnt, ota Stats Tidning.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
dras genom flitig och omsorgsfull re.
ming medelst bad. ~

dras genOm fltlg och omsorgsfull re.
ming medelst bad. Il
Haraf foljer afven af sig sjelft att
hudens sk6nhet och smidighet beva.
ras genom vattnet, och att. f0rhard-
ni2gar sasom liktornar och annat
f6rekommas. a.,
Huden ar afven organet for kan
seln, init ycken frSn den yttre verl.
den. Ar nu delta organ icke sundt,
sa blifva oek de genom detsamms
mottagna intrycken oriktiga och fal.
ska, sl6a o. otydliga. Genom att
hslla delta organ sundt och naturligt
riktas saledes afven uppfattningen af
kansle intrycket och CORES detsamma
SAINT och tillf6rlitligt.
Vidare ma icke heller f6rbises att
huden ar genomvafd med otaliga fina
karl och nerver, som sta i omedelbart
samband med adror, lymfbanor. och
nerver i de inre organerna, och att
den salunda hari star standigt vexel.
f6rhallande till de inre lifsvigtigaste
delarne at var krnpp. ALA intryck
pa hudens nerver och karl foras ALT
sd genast till ryggmargen. hjernan
och hjertat, men sandals sedan derifran
ater till huden en- forandrad efter
behofvet afpassad iorm. En- stark
Koldinverkan pa huden foranleder sa-
lunda smart en- 6kad varmeutveckling
for att motsta koldens farliga inver-
kan. For stark varmes infiytande pa
huden framkallar deremot 6kad svett.
afs0ndring, hvarvid genom vattenaf-
dunstiningsn huden afkyles, sa att
skadan af varmen minskas eller upp.
halves. Det ar denna forandrade
atefverkan pa huden som kallas
''reaktion' och ar en- af badlarans Wig.
tigaste dslar, ty hufvudsakligast ge-
nom denna blifva baden sina olika
former sa utomordentligt vigtiga me-
del till botande af gu mangd svara
sjukdomar.
AfyeD maste ihagkonmas att all.
mama helsolarans f0rsta och oef5er-
giaigaste fordran pa hvar och en- ar,
att han haller sig sje'f, sina klader
och sin omgifning sa snygga och rena
som mojligt, ty det ar en- sedan lange
fullt bevisad sanning, att den som
iakttager atorsta m6jliga renlighet ar
langt mindre mottaglig for ALA smit.
tosamma sjukdomar och farsoter af.
yenso" mindre hemfallen at andra
indiyiduella sjukdomar och lidanden
al den, som dvaIjes smuts och
osnygghet. Derjente ar ju delta en-
mycket billig sakerhetsatgard. ty lin
gen ar sd fattig, att han icke har rad
att halla sig ren," ON han will.
Slutligen Dor afven framhallas den
stora, maktiga roll vattnet nu for IT,
den spelar sasom, la akemedel, saval till
fOrekommande som till botande af de |
mangfaldigaste bade akuta och kroni.
ska sjukdomar. Vattnet ar namligen
nu mera utan ALT tvif9el det f0rnam-
sta bland ALA de medel, som var tids
iakarekonst bega gnar. (Y.T.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04

sSH ;5z vi 3s Fze65SS{S ss u
Vitra agenter
s. 4. ssnbofn, sas wash. Ave. s., Minneapelis.
7; q. Lanberg, lal 3: 7th sr;, q Paul.
9'.y. la sLageestFom, Rast Union, Carver Go.
Philip Q: johnson, Wste.town
Peter Nelson.a Carver. =" -
., Charles BlomaMst, oal'o'' =
: Nefs ". Holm, Grove City, Mesker :.
=. Bengt Hanson, Litohaeld, +, "
H. U.sH6glund, Dasael,
3. Tharstenson, eokzte, Wright
JIM sJonasson, soandia, Washington =
Ole Kron, Evansville "
N. D. Anderson, Evansville -"
s. N. Carlzen, Willmar, Kandiyoh :.
8. Hogden, oscars Lake, .Deuglas VI,
John Kron, AlexandIia, :.
A, Blom. Ortonville. Big Stone -.
!. q q. Knutsson. Pelican Raads, Otter TALL CO.
Anssasons A;san saogea Heart Renve county
John NJ. Besgstr6m, Murdock P. O., Swift co.
N. N. Stone, Kerkhoven, Swift county.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
SVERIGE.

DGde: 1 Stockholm: Bryggma-
staren X. A. Beraqvist, 81 ar. F. d.
apotekaren X. r. Lehman, 62 ar.
F. d. vaktmastaren j Peterson, 81
ar. Fru Beata Eufr. Forsberg, So ar.
Mamsell Charl. Krist. Eckhoff> IS ar.
Larftskramhan llanden J "A. Norman,
35 ar.
I landsorten Fru Gerda Virg
Lillieh6ok, 39 ar, Karlsborg. Han
landen J. Svenningson, 42 ar, Cote
| berg. Handlanden L. Gustafsou, "a
ar, Ofvansker. Landshofdingeenkan
Anna Sofia Paul. Lagerhiem, sc ar,
Oska. -Fredriks- borg. Fr6ken Rosi-
ma Charl. Fahlborg, SO ar, Malm-
k6ping. Fru Julia With. Claus, 40
ar, Goteborg. Kyrkoherden K. F.
Hyllengren, 81 ar, Bexheda. Sadel-
makaren Rohlson, Halmstad.
Tumbindaren J. L. Jacobson, 48 ar,
Nykoping. Garfve. ifabrikoren f. X.
Billmansson, 40 ar, Lidk0ping.
Alta baptister doptes af direk-
tor Maid Kristin elunds badinratt-
ming vid Orebro i I.9Fdags.
Der ha vi iggget. Eft h0nsagg
vagande Ell mindre an IS ort har af
uldsmeden Nordstr0m U Idevall.
skankts till dervarande museum.
l7S observation-disclosures, till
hor.nde Halland. bevaringsbataljon,
uteblefvo vid inryckningen till andra
klasseus vapenofning q Skedala he'd
:nnevarade ar.
Emigrationen till Amerika.
Under innevarande Juni manad hafva
befordrats 1867 utvandrare emot
2 9S3 under samma manad sistlidet
ar. Under arets sex f0rsta manader
hafva befordrats %, 202 per oner emot
24,lO3 under samma manad sistli.
| det Ar.
St6rr4 box tryckeriaffir. En-
ligt allmant ga .gse rykte har dessa
dagar preliminart aftal trafats mel
Ian A. L. Normans boktryckeriaktie.
bolag och carbohydrates aktiebo-
lag ON ofvertagande af det senlre bo-
ldgets affair jemte fastighet, hvarige-
nom hufvudstadens bada storsta tryc-
kerier skulle komma att f6renas en-
egares hand. Tilltradet skulle ske
genast. ~
Hedersskank. Fairs harads
sparbank har en- langre It'd haft
sin lokal a Ofvedskloster, hvars ega-
re, friherre O. Ramel, varit en- af
stiftarne. Dels for tjenster han gjort
sparbsnken och dels for de uppoffrin.
gar och kostn .der han haft, har spar.
bankens direktion till honom skankt
en- storre blomstervas och ett per sex.
armiga ljusstakar, ALT af silver och
till ett vaIde af, som det uppgifves,
o,UUO krOnOr.
Did i vaIsverk. Den JUL var
smidesfabrikanten G. W. Falk pa be.
s0k hr F. J. Wulffs kritbruk yid Mo.
tala for att bese maskineriet. Falk
st6dde armen pa en- af valsarne un.
der tiden padrog On af verkets arbe.
tare yattenhjulet, som salunda satte
maskineriet i gang, utan att ega vet
skap ON att Falk stodde sig mot val
sarne, hvarfor F. indrogs mellan dem
oca krossades med den pafoljd, att han
! 6gonblickligen afled.
Gripen pa klocksIaget. Ega
lren till ett yisthus inarheten af Mota.
1 Ia hade nppsatt i, klockledning mel.
/ Ian slit rum och yisthusdorren for
att "a tillfalle CORA narmare bekant
skap med nsgon eller nagra, SON
j j stan hans vile. plagade intranga
i Iv:athnset Harom natten klang kloc
Ian oeb nsade ut med yxar
If sts hass oci en skalfvand,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
En- kulturbild.

Minnt, 0tn Stats Tidning.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
10000. $4,000. $1,000,
- Underst0d for enkor och faderl0sa barn. .-.. :.

ssTlIE MINNESOTA SCANDINAVIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Minxaso
bsalas nszdesagif
meddea ala n6diga
WING
sdle vanssn. Tim
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-04
THE SWEDISH
COLONIZATION BUREAU
(svENsKA LANDExONTORETy
ST. Paul, NG1nn,
saIjer de f6rmanlisa land beiset
st Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba iernyagen
p 1. LlNDHOLM, CEN'L MANAGER.
Landet som fnnes till salu r belget 2S countless def
kan indelas f0ljande afdeninsar.
lSTA AFDELNINGEN.


1STA AFDEINlNGEN
Rikt
disk belaget ennepn Carver Wright Mcleod Meeke searns
counties.
fl radslag Landet ha angvs ordmanen
mycket k beaende huvudsakigen u och
ket ampigt for all sorts sadesodlng.
Landet val omkring
hnn utmarka betesmarker hvkt boskap
framgang
Denna takt gansk val be ok och odlad Tvaxande
ernvagen
hvad
hvlka sal dollars
andet eller afasset fran ernvagen.
underafdenng aenng ngot
envagen
Paul Rapids Alt Missppaoden,
Anoka lsant Mile Lc Benton och Morrison
kring 10000 o priserna fran So till
2DRA AfDELNINGEN.
Delvis skOgbevuxet Delta belaget Kandyoh
stearn Todd pop Douglas Otter Tail counties sko satnd
har bhagg omvexng Hvare pakt mnniska
aant land till
kommer delta land att rekommendera sig seft.
dear for dess och uveckng stade
ocha cvlisationens behof fnnas har.
omkrng et ps
SIS per
3DJE AFDELNINGEN
Prairie belaget Swift Stevens Big
Stone Grant, Traverse Vikn Clay Polk Marshal och Ktson
del distrktd nytt nd
h6sten 1885, delta oakdt
Wit bebygd staten Denna afdenng
NEST rukttafa trakt staten naml Red Rverdalen no
B6sta s6ttet
att pa land ar att till svenka St. Paul. Har
gvas ALA moga uppysninga angende ndet och
till hvlken del
land onkar kopa gifvel
jernvgsbiter till dem, villa
vd ALA agenter
tjsnst af hvika ytterge
belagenhet, granslner 0.
FULIsTANDIG BEsKRIFNING
ver landet svenska Landkono paul ee
en- stor pamA, innehan So sidor gratis
Adressera The Swedish Colonization Bureau
231 East Seventh Street. ST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-05
SUN MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT sOURT OF THE and
] Judicial District, of the state of Nevada, in
and for the county of Ormsby.-Action brought
trict of the State of Nevada in and for the County
of Ormsby. and the Complaint filed in said office
of the Jerk of said District Court.
ALICE POLLARD, Plaintiff,
JOHN r POLLARD, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to John p.
Pollard, defendant: You are hereby required to
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada in
and for the ounty of Ormsby. and to answer the
complaint filed therein "a copy of which accom-
panes this snmmons) within ten days exclusive
of the day of servce) after the service on you o.
this summons If served within this county; or if
served out of this county, but in this district
within twenty days, otherwise within forty i . "a
or Judgment by default will be taken against
Judgment and obtain q decree dissoIvirg the
bonds Of matriinony heretofore and now existing
between you and the above named plaintiff upon
lected and refused, for the space of more than one
We r last past, to provide for said plaintiff the
common necessaries of life, when such failure
you could not have avoided by ordinary indus
try second,That you have contracted since
marriage the habit Of habitual, gross drunken
ness, which incapacf:ates you from contributing
your share toward the support of this plaintiff.
Plaintiff afro seeks to obtain decree giving her
custody and control of your minor child, Lewis
hereby notified that if You fail to appear and
swer the said com plaint as above required the
manded in her plant herein now on file in
the office of the Clerk of said Court.
~, Given under my hand and the Seal Of
! SEAL. ! the District court of the Second Judi
49, cial District of the state of Nevada, in
and for the county of Ormsby, this 18th day of
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
.~.~. ND. HATCH, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-05

When President Garfield RECEIVERS, the
Hancock and English and Garfield and
Arthur battalions of Newsburyport, Mass. i.
viii unite in q torchlight procession.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-05
NnTlCE TO CEsDITaRS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TxaS
Second Juociai Disrl.t of the state OF hoyada in
and for the County OF Oinsly -Jus, ph Iiyin. W.
His Credols.N"tice to Creditors of ILso vent-Pur.
to order If The Hon. :. ID. King Judge OF the
said District Court L. and for trmsiy county, notice
hereby given to all the creditors of the "a Irsolvent
Joseph Irvine 10 be and appear before said Judge In
ops Court, at the Iourtro,m Of said Court in
CITY, in the SAID county of Ormsby. tie ELEVENTH
DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock b. of that
th,n and Il ere show cause, if any tey can, why the
rayer # said lnsovent shou be granted, and
asgnm mt Of his esiat be made and he be discharged
his debts and liabilities In pursuance Of the Statute
in such case made and provided and in the meantime all
proceedings against sa d lnsolvent b. stayed.
Witness hand and the seal of said Court, this STD
[sEALl day Of June, A. ID. 1881. ..
june9-3Od NJ D. HATCH, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-05
NOTICE..

fNAME TO MY PREMISER. ON OR AROIT
~ June Il. 1887, one roam riding HORSE branded &c
perty and paying chargesj
tuly1o JAMES DUFFY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-05
NOTICE TO Gas CONSUMES.

THE CARSON PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
notified that an after August l. 1881, gas will be
supplies by the Carson Gas COMPANY at 90 pr thousand
cubic feet. N. WYLlE, Superintendent.
iv1R
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

thing until you had asked him. B, pa
tien., little sirl, papa will come tom 'rrow
or next day" -
II all came out well, for Mr.. Godfrey
came very soon, and the minister liked
him so well that almost before he knew
il he was telling him about his trouble.
Mr.. Godfrey went home, and in little
while sent his Elsie over to the minister &
with a note which said that the mortgage
was all burned up, and would never
trouble them any more, and then Elsie
told the twins that it was all right, and
and that her father was the Mr.. Godfrey
to whom they had written the letter, and
Tom shouted, Hurrah for Mr.. God
frey wish / was old enough to go home
with him now" for Mr.. Godfrey thought
Tom was very bright boy, and had
promised to take bim into his office when
he was few years older. Elsie sat very
still. and did not say much until the 9TH
er Elsie had gone away, and then she
whispered, although they were all alone
out under the trees" Tom. God does
tell people what to print in the newspa-
pers, doesn't He'
"I-guess perhaps He does-,ome.
times" said Tom Golden Rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11
HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS.

Don't worry. Don't overwork.
Keep high vitality. Sleep well, eat
well, enjoy life.
Stick to your chosen pursuit, bu. not
TO chosen methods.
BE content with small begianings-
and be sure to develop them.
BE wary Of dealing with unsuccessful
men.
BE cautious; but when you make
bargain, make it quiet and boldly.
Don't make the field too broad.
Have a proper division of work. and
neither interfere nor permit interference
with your employees.
Keep down expense, but don't be Pc
nurious.
Make friends, but don't encourage IA
vorites.
Don't take fresh risks to retrieve your
losses. Cut them off short.
Look after your "blotters" and all
books Of original entry. In litigation
they are reliable evidence copies are
not.
tits better for your credit to postpone
psymen, squarely then to pretend to pay
by giving cheque dated ahead.
A regular system Of sending out bills
and statements is more effective than
spssmodic dunning.
Enter your charges when the goods are
sold. Don't wait.
Make plans for little way ahead, but
don cast them in iron.
Don't tdll what you are going to do
tell you have done it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

The TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
1t doesn't always do to credit people with
over. er.sensitiveness. The other day, one OF
our "rising young pianists' was giving
his opinion Of the vulgarity and mean
ness displayed by our goldfish aristocracy.
why" said he, "for instance, not long
ago, | was invited to attend musicale
as the house of old Fullbags, on Mob
Hill. Of coure played good deal to
entertain the company, and whenl left,
old B., as he shook hands, slipped into
my hand a twenty dollar piece" "Why
the thick.skinned old hog !" said the su.
dience, Indignantly. "What did you
do:' "Why. you just bet | got even
with him. hauehtily threw the money
on the floor and left, after first exchang.
ing the coin for q counterfeit twenty !
happened 10 have in my pocket just then
don't you see p Capital idea, that
served the old vulgarian right" "Yes
it was a huge idea, but the trouble was
that his twenty turned out to be coun'
terfeit, too" San Francisco Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

QUEER FAcrs.-Fross continue to grow
for five years.
The earliest known nails were made OF
copper.
The sceptre of Charlemanse was seven
feet long.
Candle is from Greek word meaning to
shine.
There is red and green as well as black
ebony.
The Greeks called scissors "double
razor"
The pea is supposed to be q native OF
France.
The Romans considered it disgraceful
to be dunned.
The earliest mention Of parks is among
the Persians.
Pilots were anciently called lodesmen,
from lode-star. the polar star.
The Chinese divided the day into
twelve parts of two hours each. The
Italians reckon the twenty-ftmr hours
round.
Grecian doors opened outward, so that
a person leaving the house knoclsed first
within, lest he should open the door in
the face Of passer-by.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11
at NIGHT HAVE BEEN"

Yesterday morning man who lives
in the Saginaw valley, was at the depot
to take the train home. As he was buy.
ing his ticket, an cd friend who lives
here slapped him on the shoulder and
gave him greeting. After . few salu-
tations the Detroiter asked:
Have you ever married again"
"No."
do you want to-"
YES"
"Come with me. know a widow
whom can recommend"
"Csn we get back to the depot in fifty
minutes"
"Yes, easily"
"Very well; lead the way"
That's all that was said about it until
they reached the Central market. The
Detroiter walked the Valley man up to
the stand Of a well-known and fair-look-
ing widow and said
"Mrs. Blank, my friend has only .
few minutes to spare. You are wid-
ow :"
Yes"
"Three children: :"
Yes"
Worth S6,000:'
"Yes."
Healthy, good-natured, and mem.
Der Of the Baptist church,
YES"
"Very well. This is Mr.. Blank, Of
Saginaw. He is AZ years old, sound as
a dollar. owns a good farm, has two
children. and is looking for second
wife. Do you like his looks, Do you
think you could love him: Will you
encourage him: He is in hurry and
can't fool away any time. Yes or no:"
mo-" replied the widow. as she ar
ranged her pie plants and radishes. He
is is ten days too late. am engaged to
a widower in Toledo"
This is honest Injun:'
True as live"
"Nuf ced-good morning. and he has
,hir,y-one minutes left to go to the
train
And the Saginaw widower picked up
his grip-sack and walked off without a
change OF countenance. detroit Free
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

GROWTH OF CoRAL.-After a cruise of
a few months in the South Pacific ocean,
French man-of-war was recently found
to have specimens Of living coral growing
upon its hull, which interesting discovery
has thrown some light on the question of
the rapidity in growth of corals. The
evidence tends to show that the vessel, in
passing q reef Of the Gambler Islands,
against which it rubbed, had picked up
young fungia. which adhered to the shea
thing of the ship, and grew to the size
and weight it had when Observed di-
ameter of 9 inches and weight Of 23
pounds-in nine weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

Among the few popular remedies which
have successfully withstood the test OF
discerning pupllc, especially sensitive In
matters OF such vital Importance as those
which concern their daily health, Ponds
Extract ranks pre-eminent. For over
thirty:dre ye ars this well known vegetable
Remedy. endorsed with the approval OF
the medical profession, has been In gener-
al use amongst the people with steadily
increasing favor. Its name has indeed
become a household word. Beware OF
counterfeits. Insist on having the gen.
uine article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

Once get man upon the rails OF doubt
aud you can draw him on as far as you
please. 1t Is interesting TO see man go
on doubling in the style once followed:
doubted everything. till at last doubted
my own existence. Now, have at least
q little lump Of common sense, and laugh
ed outright at myself when got as far as
that, and the righteousness OF the situation
brought me back again TO believe. To
run right on TO q reducto ad absurdum,
and prove the Absurdity OF your own un-
belief, is q very useful method Of bringing
doubling spirit TO measure OF belief.
-Rer. c. II. Spurgeon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

T. Dewitt Talmage says In his third
sermon on might Side OF City Life" that
every day In christendom ss0,OOO,00
change hands through gambling, but he
does not mention the important fact that
thousands upon thousands OF people die
an nually from Congbs and Colds that
might be saved TO earth by the timely use
OF Addmson's Botanic Cough Bdisdn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

When q rural resort landlord thinks
. city man is putting on too ma1v air., he
merely says as he hands him tie key To
his room at night, abe careful ~ turn out
the gas; don't blow IL out"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

In the wants department Of an exchange
resident advertises for woman 10
wash iron aud milk one or two cows" 4
wine merchant asks for "sixty dozen
OF prime port, lately the property OF a
gentleman forty years Of age full In body,
and with prime bouquet" A livery sta
BILE offers cheap "a mail phaeton, the prop
erty OF q gentleman with movable head
ss good as new"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

HAVE wIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD Cnkx-
ny always at hand. Itcures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, infu-
enza, consumption, aud all throat and
lun. complaints. 80 cts. aud 81 bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

1t Is little singular although no less
true that one small but well constructed
fly will do more toward breaking up Il
mans afternoon nap than the outdoor
racket OF full brass band.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11

Do you doubt IL? Then give II n trial,
and II DR.. Graves Balsim OF Wild Cherry
and Tar don't give you relief for your sore
Throat, Cold, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
Cough, or any other Pulmonary Complaint,
call on your druggist and he win refund
your money. You know that Wild Cherry
and Tar are the best remedies for Cough
or Cold. Large bottles for ffty cents
samples 10 cents. For sale by druggists.