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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

That Little girl uuwttinsly gave utter
rance 10 the principles OF mauy OF her i
i,r> when she wrote 10 her comosition
be- We should make mistakes and tell lies a,
seldom - o. i convenient
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

How To SAVE Ali narl workers ~
subject 70 bilious attacks which may en'
"a dangerous Illness. rark,T'S GInge'
Tonic Will keep the kidneys aut liver Sc
i've. ard by preventing the attack save
much sickness, loss ~ time and expense
D-isy 40 such times means danger. -D d.
froV Press. See other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

When DR.. Pillsburv built his rev house
he said he wanted IL flushed in the Queen
Anne style. Fogg suggested that the quin-
inc style would he more appropriate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

Jersey dresses are fashionable now only
for little girls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

Stained glass designs are copied In new
spring goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

THAT HUSBAND or MINE, Is three time
the man he was before he began uslns
"Wells' Health Renewer." 81. Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

Moons and large polka spots will be In
Style on spring dress goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

4 South Eud man spent seven years II
teaching a parrot 20 talk, and then tn
bird went sud gave him away on family
secret to the ueighbovS. Labor Is some
4 ms wasted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11
Cdtdrrh.

SuDfiuw.r yellow hiss appeared In slI
hosiery aud yellow gloves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11
IMPORTANT When you visit or lesv

Pink In decided shades Is one OF the
most Fashionable rolprs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

What train II the most difficult 10 catch:
The IL: 80 T.. II. IL is ten TO one II you
catch IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

supnower yellow appears In new spring
millinery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

Why -, "th m.r'> house more easily
entered than any otherl
49, rntc (yait) Is broken and his locks
are few.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

Sleeves made entirely of iue flowers are
worn on evening dresses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11
u NHAkx
" G'ass Rock !.Iss! a,v;1!"

Stands pre-emnen among the grca: Trunk Lines Of the
West being the most direct quickest and safest line
connecting the great Metropolis CHICAGO. and the
EASTERN, EoRTuEAsTKRS. SOUTHERN and SOUTH
EASTERN LINES. which terminate there. with MIME.
APoLIs. ST. PAUL, KANSAS CITY. LKAvKgwo.TH,
AroHIsox. COUNCIL BLUFFS and OMAHA. the coz.
MIRcIAL cESTEEs from which radiate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11
IIUMORS

HUMOtS
Tho c,use of most human ills. and curing when
nh " icIsns Hospital. and ali other methods and
RENE a,es tsii. scrnfnIs 90 king'- Evil. Gnnduihr
swelIipgs. Uicers, d IL Sores, MINI ei,heicurial
Affection, Frysipeias, Tumors. Absoesre-, oaI'
buucles Boiis, Rlo I'd Foisons, Brights disease
wasting ~ the Kidneys snd Liver hhsum Nusm
onsiip,iion, Plies, Dyspepsia. ani all iiehins
ERUPTIONS
of,he Skin and ~calp,-surk as salt Rheum,
Psorissis, letter. RinyuoTm, Rsrbsi'. ich' scar,
Hsad Itching Plies, aud other dlriisu'lns aaa
ror'urins Hnmof- ir,m rimpleto ser'u,a y
eer, WI en- a,l.te bT CuuCUg, aud ICIiCoHA
SOAR, he great ) in Curs'.
CUTlCfRA
,w Get unc IA geipi- Med lctual Iellv, clears on
~ Nttrna iJrnre OF BiV''d Hsh''s'
,way esd kin aad Flesh, iastsl tty aials Icn
u,s anu lrr .,tnrs, -oneps, Spolhn@ Ad irsi-
hisw at | Gold for all Itching Diseases
lvIt UtkA aOAP
,n,xuui,it Toiict Bath end Nurr.ry sansiivr
n, rsnt VIII de,ici 41s Il Iwrr odors ami healing
,aI,s nm. 20 uEIns Ia mouih a i'rm bll tie vr
u,, Cutie ,ra tue X eat skid cure, aud IL IN rs
.,s,,ably m ~ treatment OF Skiu and scalp I've
--sss. nj A Tor restoring preserving, and b a a. J
ki,gu uupleAiUu auu sAiI Inc only meo 81
nsl Rally Sos
Cur,,uII REMEDiEs are the only real cura
,iye- ! = ci.a ,-rs III IN SKIN. >caip anu bloo !.
Price. CuTtCUsA KEso.NENT sl.t0 pr bottle
CUrCURA.i0 per D y, iurgr boxes o. ~ toII
tURA MEDICINAL ruIIkf soar, ~; GhpiciS
al SAVING soar -. : 't' ever where
ri, e,pai ID. pot, ws'hs 4 Potter boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

The Philadelphia chronicle says that
some one woI ktd OF a counterfeit halfdOlla'
ga Oscar Wilde the other day, sud l." ha'
hanged hi> mind shout TIL, country hay
80 40 TuiES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11

81. Louis is ,bolt Of lighting editors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-11
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
that rene,raes Northern Minnesota Dakota Manitoba
and The Continent irvm the Missouri River 70 the Pa
ciic Slope. The
Ebieaoo Roek Island R Pacific Railwsv

the only line from Chicago owning track into Kansas
which, by its own road. reaches the points above
named. No TRANSFERS ny CABBAGE No MISSING
coyyRcrIoNsi No budding IN G-re,,tlatSd an.
clean cars. ds <rerg pos1epRer IL Gun fed fa ro0rap.
elsaa and ventilated coaches upon Fast E<uesi
Trotas
DAY Cana OF unrivaled maenneence. PULLMAN
PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and our own world famous
DISINo CARS, upon which mt ais served or ur.
surpassed excellence q the low rate Of SEvHNTr-FIyE
cEsIs EACH. with ample time for healthful snjoy mcnt
Through Cars between Chicago. Peoria. Milwaukee
Minneapolis. ST. Paul end Mrs pri River points; and
close connections AZ all points OF inteftecton with other
roads
We ticket ldo not Inrgst i directly 10 every place
OF importance In iowa. Minnesota Dakota, Mani ba
Kansas. Nebraska Black Hills. Wyoming. Ut h. Idaho
Nevada California Oregon. Arlington Territory. Col
orado. Arizona and New Mexico.
A liberal srrangefn, nts regarding baggage as any
other line, and rates OF fare always low CON pet
TORS, who furnish but . tife OF tile comfort
DOGS and tackle OF frortsmen free.
Tickets MAPS ard folders at oil principal ticket Offices
In tho Vritl States and Canada.
pr. R. CABLE, EST. JOHN,
Vhe fr"f soA Cen n5ssr oe> II, mi p.s.I AFs-
N-t" ema<so
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
A Small Beginning.

An Ili>h wa>herwomau who "a'
among The esrliesl settlers in LeadyIll'.
Colorado. has succeeded in sn,assiug
large fortune by her own industry
Her stock 10 trade VIXEN she came COZ
sisted of pair oil tubs aud a WAS =
hoard. She tegan business under ~
old pine tree Op the hillside. having IL
ia, ans Of hiring a house. She s0Or.
,owever, got together With her Owl
lands rude slab cabin, and as busl-
hess was good at two dollars hall PEI
lOzen for washing, she gradually Ut
gan to pro, ide tor h'r wants. She ="
camp stove, and after furnishing b.
c hin comfortably. hegan 10 accunulal'
money. The town began to grow ii
lhe direction Of her cabin, aud after
While shs employed lahorers 10 put VI
, log b. use. As there was a great de-
mand for miners boarling-h ohses. ihl'
-uterprl-iny oman concluded Ia abaI :
lou the wash ub and start boarding
mouse in her new sditice. In The Idr;
he recri,td great encouragement, aud
he house Was op, ned With istterlH.
prospects. III this venture she prOvto
10 he very successful. and made mOne'
md saved IL b, he growth vi thu
ci,, hel house finally got to be in th'
very centre. and as the streets "er
laid out. II proved 10 occupy Location
IN a desirable corher. Business VA
new aud sle continued 10 make mone'.
which she invested wisely. She bull
another 10y house anil rented II. Theb
she put up frame building, which war
rented before il was finished. AbOu
This time some OF tie "lsnd-grabbers'
liz pu,ed her llle TO the land AID lrle'
10 dlspo>spss her, hut the old lady la"
% n..ny determined friends amoJg Tia
miners that the fort MAS given up.
Several months ago she refused an cffeI
If ten thousand dollars for her proptr-
", and since that time has built TWO
stor, block ironing on drslrab
ay,uue. She still lives in her los
mouse, but intend, TO tear il dosn aro
eject "a t~o.story block In It's place.
1hcn her improvements ATE compIet'
d she Will have an income OF mort
han a thousand dollars per month
pretty good record Ofbuslness success
for au old wa-her~ oman, it must b.
admitted
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
Doctors Disagree.

As n report. r fJr the PntShurg Com
mercial Gazette sat yesterday alter
uoor) in amber al No. 32l Fedora
street. Allegheny. lister ing to a terr'
HE talg If sufFring a. il II from th
iip- OF gentle lutte lad', Mr.. Mil
Ingram, the daughter IF Cap. HusI
Mex .lvsy. nj this civ IL seemel a
most 100 much TO brlieve. II the evi
1lence had not been close at hand Il
ubstautlate every word. IL was hui
another evidence of the culpible iznor
ance Oi large class Ut practitioners o
medicine who claimed Tor Six years thai
her terrible disease Was csncer. SIT
as covered with ulcers, given up 1t
die. Pcruna cured her PERFECTLY
Conriuurd ou page "a, in lille of Lite.
by DR.. II irlman. Ask your druggi.
iUr one.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

About hall way tetwe' them, trac-
ed upon the sands. were the word,
Fame versus Love-
is il not lovely. EdS 2 and Mrs.
Bennett laid her hand upon her hus>
bands arm as she added.
Yet how sad !: somehow seems. ]
can't help feeling sorry for them.
wish | could see their faces. feel as
III wanted to lurn them round
Clasping The little haud that rested
so coi 6diDsl, upon lis arm. Ed"i"
Bennett inwardIy lhsnktd God Tor tie
z It OF lis iair young wife. as he SAID:
'Con,, dear, they are commencing TO
CLOSE up. 'Bab,'s tired. ioo.'
'Ess, mes tir,d. Baby wants to
tiss mamms,' lsped the child, holding
out her tiny arms.
Husband and wife tailed to notice q
| dy who stood uear. gazing at paint.
my. AS tie pretty young mother
~,oc, ,doan to receive her BABY
ki, ts.lsrJ JLich The little one lavsled Oh
Ter ciieeks, lips and brow. a derp,
ear iEg look gathered III the sirang'
lnd,'s eyes aud she turned hsstil,
Away.
On, Edwin = exclaimed his wife, a.
they l.a,sed Tie sill eut isure in black.
Wouldn't it be nice If baby should
grow up to be II great artist like tbs
MISS Armsirong.'
God forbid, Anne came the earu'
rs reply. followed by. let her grow 10
be a true, loving woman, that Is all !
AK Tie lad,'s hand tightened lts
hold upon The back Of settt e as the
WORDS reached her ears. but she d d not
move until they were out. Theu lifting
her veil she went aid stood before the
painting that won such fame. Tears
gathered in her eyes as she Rsz' d, snd
nilh the words, / Will uev,r look at
it again. she, too, passed out OF Il e
building. AID iD her own handsome cal.
rage was driven home.
Scorn shone in her dark eyes as they
lell upon The costly works Of art scat
tered in lavish profu-Ion about her lux
urlous,y furnished apartments. Hastily
throw NJ aside her wraps, she cross d
over to a nirIor. A very handsome
lace It r, nrclrd. Not looking the thir',
wear. it had known.
Helen Armsirnug-tor it. was she
hid heard of Edwin Bennetrs mai
riage; leard that he had succeeded in
business beyond his most sauAuine ex
prcialion: heard That his wife was one
nf The lovrlrs, aud geItlest OF women.
and that Edwin Bennett Idollzed both
wife aud child. This da, che had seen
the,n.
Then came the thought that she
might have stoud in that wife's place;
she. 100, might have / ad those baby
.t.. nro. sed as lovingly TO hers bul
sic hdh Put IrO'u uVt' civ TO"
chosen Fame versus Love. If sI.e Gou Id
,nly 20 back 10 that day on The sands,
now dlti'ereuIl, sho would now act.
Turning away from the mirror, she
exclaimed, bitterly:
Too late, Helen Armstrong. As you
nave soAn 30 mu-t you reap
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
where He Kept His Revolver

A travelling mau writing 10 the Com.
mercial Travellers Journal gives au
account OF how too men sought 10 rob
a drummtr out Wcct. They didn't rob
him quite "a much as the' thought they
would. His name was Fl-her. aud br
was making trip lhrongh the Western
Country, wiere il reckless men eyer
caught q drummtr 10 a safe place aud
could get the drop Oh hip. they were
pretty certain of goJd haa'. as the
yicllm always haG mOrey. Fisher had
left the hotel aud hsd wandered down
A little creek to enjoy the fresh all,
aud bud neared lille CLUB Of rets.
Two men w.re lifting under u T
,rees watching his needless approach.
Az be got within fe" PAGES "f them
the, suddeul, jumped up aud one "i
them level, d II long navy revolver aud
told the unfortunate commercial irave-
Ter 10 hold up lis hauns. F'sher wa'
probably the most astoniShed man IL
the State al that moment. His knee'
mote together like lie seemed to gro"
.hor,er->ink Into himself, as IL we're
he pert. ct picture 0: fright. His hand
owtver, went about that shlnN plug
hat Instantly. He was not too oad'>
scared 10 listen IL persuasion, but thei'
r.ey trembled and waved up aud dO"L L
ke SYCAMORE leaf a gale ol wlud
# wnsa comcal signt TO zee them
INN and whi,en, Tapping srouut
through space Of half a loot or more
r.e brigaud thought so t"o. aud couh
not help raising his ye from bis pIsIo
Ia Look at them. Fisher, through HI
half.clos.d e,eld-, sa@ the movement
,f the robbers eyes and that :rembll =
hand seemed 10 Sash down behind TIL
all black hat back again, With gll''
l,niup something 10 IL: There "er'
txo r. porIs as the hand came do"
before, instead oi behind lhe plug. Ih'
hlyhwa, mau threw up his hauds ant
sahk back With bullet hole oetweeL
MS eyes, willie the tall shlnIug p.uA
lull. i utr the back vi Flsher'o ~ al vii"
a clean cut across The cr""n, ere ia
outlet lrun the lJng navy haG ploughe'
It's Nay.
The other robber obeyed graf or
der to hold up hi, hands With al alacH
" born Of excellent judgment, i"I
Fisher had lost lha. Wild look. aud ha"
drs ru bead vn that chap that mea"
business. The lear aud trembling Va
uut clever ru-e, AID Wien The hlgh
~a,mau tovk his eye from Fisher Il
watch that trembling. white hand, In
surviving partner learned Why the com'
.uerclal traveller wore cOas made a"
,tiff goods, cul 30 as 10 make tie CO.
lar stand out free frOm the back OF t.
| neck.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Near Salz5urg, Austria. a mine has
been found which seens to have beeu
abandoned at least 1000 years ago 10
consequence uf au inuudallon. Bodies
ot tie ancient sat sinners have been
dlacovered among the debris tolerably
we'll preserved. Among the implements
", re wooden shoyels, basket made OF
uutauued raw-hide, piece Of cloth OF
coarse wool, aud the rem ,ins Of a torch
Dnund together with a,x tiDres. The
disaster which h1oded the mine had eyi.
denlly been sudden.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Coop NI0HT.-Hnw teuderly and
,wtelly fall, the gentle good night
INTO loving hearts, as members OF "
family separate and retire for the night
What nyliads of asty words an'
iLuughil,s S. acts enrendered iu the hurr,
It'd business Of the day, are fureve
riolted out by i,s benign influence
Small tokens, indeed, but il is The lit,l'
cOurtpsirs that Can SO beautifully round
If Ihe 'quare corners in the homes OF
Inboring mtn aud women. The simple
4 thank you. Tor favor received. will
ill with happiness the heart OF the eiver
II home be- happy, II Is OF heaven o.
truesl symbol. If home be happy.
whether the owner possesses a patch
ground or 1000 acres. they who live
here are indeed wealthy beyoud
ma hemalical calculations. Then ho"
nnch more lo,lnpl, are tlre sable fold
Of night ga hered around the happ'
home. How much confdentially do H.
members repose their weary bodies H.
the care of divine goodness. smoothing
their over-'axed minds to the living
realities Of beautiful dreamlsnd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
portifal,
Don't Take It to Heart.

Don ake tt w
There's many trouble
Would break like bubble,
And into the waters of Lcihe depart,
Did not we reh arse it,
And tenderly nurse it,
And give it a permanent place in the heart
There's many 4 sorrow
Would vanish to morrow,
Were we Tot unwilling to furnish the wings
So sadly intruding
And quietly brooding,
II hstcbes out all sorts Of fhoryible things
How welcome the seeming
Oflooks that are beaming,
Whether ones wealthy or whether ones poor;
Eyes bright as berry,
Cheeks red as a CHEEKY,
The croan and the curse Of the heaItache
can cure.
Resolved 20 be merry,
All worry TO ferry
ACROSS the famed waters that bid usforget IT.
And no longer fearful,
But happy and cheerful,
We feel life has much that's worth living
for vet
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

GENTLENEr. Your Hop Bi lers have
been OF great value To me. l Was lald
up WITH typhoid fever for over two
months aud could get no relief until !
lried your Hop BlIter-. To those
.ufi. ring With debility or any one 10
feeble health. | cordially recoum' nd
them.
J.C. SToETzEL, 6S3 Fulton, 81,
Chicago, H.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

L believe you re u fool john teslll,
exclaimed Mrs. Miggs. as her husband
un unwltlingy presented her the not end
Of a potato disn, which she promptly
dropped and broke. Yes he added
re-ignrdly, 'tnat's what the clerk told
ne when sent to take out my mar
iiage license
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Mss BrO~n, I've Deeu TO learu he"
10 tell fortunes, said young ielloS to
a brisk brunette. Just let the have
your hand, il YOU please La, Mr..
White, how sudden you are Well. go
aud AK papa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Tne poslotli e department has rallied
mat husband has no control over the
correspo deuce of his wife. Bu' his
decision will nol prevent a nan nom
{ arr, ins his wlfc's letter ia his 10 lie
coat peck / three weeks before 'nHilIug'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Faith, RS often make great II isiuse
IN bringing up lheir sohs 10 iollo" lhrir
o,u trade. A Philadelphia IruuE'
saker WAS wiser. He had len sous,
.ud all are now baggpgmeu on ra'lioad
,assenger Trains. That lruuknaker Is
.rtlin2 rich.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Lightning sit.ck d c"utrlbuIion plate
a Western church just as Ihe deacon
VAS pas sing It around. 'T"i> i tie first
Ime any thing has struck tals pate
Tor three monlis,' laid The deacon
houghtfuly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Teacher: Define the word cxcavite
scholar: Il means 10 holloS OUT
reicner: 'COustract a sentence IN
which The word is properly used
Scholl-: 'rhe btbS exciy ites ''h u
,els hust.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

A little boy. ,no n'd oeen u'ei TO
receiving his elder brJ nar'' oil to s
md old clothes. recently rem rHei
VA, will [ have to- nary his widow
when ne dies p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
what Women should Use

D,sp psia, Weak back, despondeucy
aud other troubles caused me fearful
suffering, but Patker's Ginger Tonic
makes me feel llka a new being. A
great remedy. Eyerv woman should
use it. Mrs. CARTE, Pittsburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

In the way oil Ihsuks: Young lady,
Arltiug q love-leiter for The Kitchen
aid. That's about enough, now,
,u'tu?' Knchen maid: Que thln2
nore. miss; just say. please excu'e bad
.pelliu' aud wrlilu'.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
| am. yours truly
j. DR. APER.
OCEANIC Nj. NV. 2. 1882.

OCEANIC \. j.. NV. 2. 1852.
Ny DtAK FlILND: r. plyug to
your leltr would say, have ben
,cqusulled VIII ms highly yslurd friend
he Rev. S. d Hopkins about eighteen
a. ouih., and vry intimately acqu NJ
ed tor sb, VI SIX mou'hs pat. For
m,lc u orc than Il mouths he ~as N
innate OF my house, aud we er lived
corsi.It ourse With each Other.
Wheu be- cane IN April last he Mas al
uosI perfect VIZ, ch la p"ini "i health
[ tLOught lie bad cone ~ us but t. dc.
soou siler ords he began the use oi
,nme oil. II. Nainer i Co.'S renee
nes. nan,tJ: tie Sale Kidney "nd Liver
Cure. :. {, Ntr.iue snd Sal Pills. Fiom
,lmost the tIue he began their Use his
luproltntnt eas ytIy mark d and
~ ~ouderlul. AID " hen he lett us, having
,aken some two dozen bottles, he Was
Ike uew man. TIE change Vas The
nost remarkable ever Witnessed.
SAMUEL MILLER.
(Paslor of the Presbl I, rlau Chu eli. }
lu view, therefore, OF these iacls aid
y ith hope that ali who read Z is may
IKE ,imel, warning. l make thl> open
.,atemeut freely aud for tie good Cfmy
fellow men. Sincerely.
(REv } L. D. HOPKINS.
East Richford. ~. Nov. :. 1852.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

No, slr,' said tue ruau, YOU needn't
.el me woman ever had her die's
pocket pck,d. Goh't believe Imel
..an discover It. know I've tIird Tor
1, O hours 10 fnd he pocket oi one os
II, wile's ,dresseS and had 10 give It
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The deacou's soi vas telliiS The
Minister about Tie bees -.lnsl ~ liisp'.
Did ;he,g Well. what dii your pssayT
Step this way moment said the
b,y. I'D rather II TO you.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

BOY, I'll tcacl you TO tear your
p,ut..' sail an irate AusIln parent
swinging q slrdp. III ieach No''
Don't hil me. pa. kno v hos alreaIy.
last look ~ 'en.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

DAINTY silk s,ocklug~, 10 De worn 10
the dinner toilet. are covered over Tie
ns,ep with an embroidered cashmere
.Ies:sn, in ca-hmere colors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
,vERsEERs PO)R
NoTARlEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES or THE rEACE.

DAVIS DIST DR.. c. A. Brown, obed Funh and
d. q. 81 euger.
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MADisos.-samuel &. Campbell James }.
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Z. Nj Ter.
Lrr.-Chri.;ian Shirley, D. P. zirtle, John NJ.
Pence.
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An exchange sa .: There viii be
80 PRONOUNCED loud sr les his "In'cr.'
Don'l you believe II. The style Vi
III be- iu.I ~ lOul as ever.e
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pay- Hoods. scarIs. rlnbon' and a"s
f,cy arllcles eau be mad any coi"r
van ed with the Diamond De All
the popular colnrs.
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A negro named Spurgtou has been
sent to the Nelson county Jail for steal
ing the feathers from his neIghbOrs'
geese.
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Herbert Spencer's version ol the po-
ular phrase. GIVE Us rest; us
tine to pl each the gospel OF relax'Iion.'
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Preparat!'ns are u,iIis '"ade 10 d'
over anOlher CONT. One that VII
OF get up 50 early III the mornIng IS
,r eterrrd.
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There is au Ea,l Indiar lady in Paris
who can talk iu twelve languages. For
tunately she is not married.
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Anything but a pleasant irir- Fa"-
mo over sidewalk ohs'ructiDu.
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highly recommended bv our customers
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Girls are more courageous than men,
they are ready to make a match win
Fellow twice their siz'.