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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-06-29

$4,000 REWARD.
Tns Company VIII pay the above reward to
any party or parties furnishing information
ieadng 10 the arrest and conviction Of any pa r
- OF psrues who have violated the stock laws
70 the netriment Of this company. The above
so arrested and convicted
SPENCER DREW, Managers,
- =. ". BOX Al DODGE CRY, KAs.
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Vital Question:! I!

Ask the most eminent Ply sician
or any school, what is the best thing In the
world for quieting and aliaying all irritation
of the nerves anil curing all forms 4 4 nerv,,
complaints, giving natural, childlike refresh
ing sleep aiwaysy
And they win tell YOU unhestitatingly,
''some form Of uOps"
CHAPTER
Ask any OF all Of the most minent physic-
ians:
"what is the best and only remedy that can
be relied ON 10 cure all diseases VI the kidney
and urinary organ; such as Bright's diseases,
diabetesTctention or inability to retain urine,
and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women
Sand they VIII tell You explicitly and en-
phatically ''Buchu.'
Ask the same physicians
"what IL the most relablc' and surest cure
for all liver disease or dyspepsia; constipa-
ton, indigestion, billiousness' ma liarial fever
ague. &c. and they will tell you:
''Mandrake! or Dandelionm
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with other equally valuable.
And compounded into Hop Bittsrs, such
Concluded next week
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Ey- We take pleasure in announcing that
we have arranged list of valuable premi-
ums to be given to our subscribers for the
year 1888 Below we give list of some OF
the principal premiums which will be dis
tributed ~
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Officers Ct the August Election.

IlOpkinsville No. l--P. +. Rogers
and J. G.. Bramham judges; G. NJ.
Brown sheriff, II. Ferguson, clerk.
Ilopkinsville No. 2-E. l.. Foulks
and David Beard, Judges; W. IL.
West. sheriff, Il. 7. Mcdaniel. clerk.
Lafayette No. IA. j. Fuqua and
Gilum Ezellj Judges VIM. Boyd, sher-
id. S. l.. Frogge, clerk.
Lafayette No. 81. d. Pollard and
A. Brame, judges "A. L. Foard. sher-
id. I. l.. Moss, clerk.
Union School House No. l-B. S.
Campbell and p. J. Glass, judges
NJ. A. Littlefield. sheriff, NJ. b. King,
clerk.
Union School House No. 2-J. W.
Brown and j. W.McGaughey judges
Gordon yIanberry. sheriff, A. M.IIen-
ry, clerk.
Fairvicw No. IN. A. Fritz and j.
j. Shaw, judges; Ben Carroll, sheriff,
ID. NJ. Perry, clerk.
Fairview No. 2-B. ID. Lackcy and
Richard Vaughan, judges; c. H.Har-
rison. sheriff. W. II. Alligrce, clerk.
Pembroke. Il, Pehick and Cube
Raimey. Judges; Jno. II. Sergeant,
sheriff, r. y. Pcndleton, clerk.
Longview-T. Ii. Major and W.
NJ. Smiley, judges;C. M.Nelson, sher-
i'll, c. II. Walden, clerk.
Mt Vernon-S. I. Fruit and NJ. V,
b. Layton, judges; P. A. Cushman,
sheriff; p. w. Hord, clerk.
lIamby-Robt. Martin and George
Rodgers, judges; Frank Fuller, sher-
i'll, j. II. Moore, clerk.
Fruit Hill. j. Barnes and j. A.
Boyd judges; Monroe Boyd sheriff,
S. II. Myers, clerk.
Scates' Mill-IIanibal Holt and W.
A White, judges; j. X. Fuller. sher-
i'll, j. ID. Collins, clerk.
Garrettsburg-G. NJ. Quarles and
Ross Hopper, judges; j. +. Dixon
sheriff, G. j.. Munford, clerk.
Bainbridge--J. M.P'Pool and W.T.
Wood, judges f. A. Rawls, sheriff
w. I. McAtee,. clerk. Et
Casky-W. L. Warfeld and jim
Bradshaw, judges; George Boales
sheriff, Winston Henry, clerk.
Barker's Mill--T. M. Barker ant
VIM. Primm, judges; j. w. Settle
sheriff, John Barker, clerk.
Belleview--H. b. Clark and G.. w
Lander, Judges ~. N. Cox, sheriff
J. J. Smith, clerk.
fN---.s- - .-o- ..i---s.ia I, ~, .,,.,-.-,,
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Hopkinsville No. ii. G. Bran
ham, c. NJ. Brown. .,-.-.--
Hopkinsville, No. Pc. L. Foulks,
r. I. Mcdaniel.
Lafayette No. 1-Gillum Ezell. VIM.
Boyd.
Lafayette Fo. 2-A.L.Foard, Abram
Brame.
Union School House No. IN. A.
Littlefield, P. -. Glass.
Union School House No. 2-J. w.
McGauhey. Gordon Hanberry.
Fairview No. ben Carroll, NJ. A.
Fritz.
Pembroke--John ii. Sergeant, Cube
Ramey.
Garrettsburg-J. +. Dixon, Ross
Hopper.
Bainbridge-7J. NJ. P'Pool, +. A.
Rawls. 1855.
Casky-James Bradshaw, winston
Henry.
Barker's Mill. ". Settle, Will
liam Primm,
Belleview--H. d. Clark, j. N. Cox.
Stewards Prccinct-G. II. Myers,
W. r, Helsley.
Wilson's Precinct-W.D. Ferguson,
W. W. Wilson.
Crofton-J. NJ. Dulin, W. j. Scates.
Mt. Vernon-P. A. Cushman, Sam
I. Fruit.
lIamby-Robi. Martin, Frank Full
Ter.
Scates' Mill-Hannibal Holt, j. X.
Fuller.
Fruit Hili-Monroe Boyd, J. H.
Cavanah.
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EXCHANGE scINT1L1ATIoNs.

'The bricklayer is a mason," ex-
claimed Brother Jonathan. EYES,"
said jim Hodge, ''and the chap that
carries the brick hup to I'm is hod
fellow. breckenridge News.
The school-boys who had been
Wrestling with Latin and with his first
chew oftobacco. said he didn't want
another quid nunc for it keep him
sic semper.-Bowling Green Gazette.
\ firm in Rnssellville advertises,
in the Herald Enterprise, "Vices" for
sale. As usual Louisville prices are
the lowest. Any kind of vices can be
had here for nothing.-Sunday Argus
Another minister has announced the
carly coming of the millennium.
The good man doubtless refers to the
era of peace and good will to follow
the election of a Democratic President
next ycar.-Courier Journal.
AYoung Louisville bicyclist, who
was standing on our streets exhibit
ing his peculiar vehicle to. a lot Of gap
ing young Cloverporters, was consid-
erably taken aback when an old lady
came out of "a house near by with a
lot of scissors for him to grind
breckenridge News.
Tom Morrow say that the Demo
cratic party has been for twenty years
sitting at the feet of the Republican
party. Those Democrats which have
heen so long declaring that there was
something rotten III Denmark will
now see that the real cause heats Den
mark mighty badly.-Bowling Green
Gazette.
One Allen W. Thurman publishes
card in Cincinnati Republican pa
per, giving his reason for voting for
the republican against the democratic
candidate for Governor. A, nobody
outside ofhis own family circle ever
before heard of Mr.. Allen W. Thur
man, it is of worry little consequence
how he votes or why. 1t is claimed
that he is a son Of Hon. Allen G.
Thurman, This may be trup, We
remember that "Gath" once mentions
ed to us that Senator Thurnan's life
had been somewhat saddened by hav-
ing an idiot son. Very likely this is
the fell0w,-Paducah News.
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One Fine New TopBuggy $500 COL
one New TWo-Horse Wagon. Is COL
Unc Extra Fine Sewing Machine 65 90
One Extra Fine Set Of Harness 40
Ohe FINE Set OF China % 90
One food Set of Harness 90
One Silver Pitcher ........... 20 90
One Fine Caster 20 90
One NO Saddle 20 90
One No Double Plow .......... ... IL 90
one NO Double Flow Is 90
Ohc Tobacco Screw 10 90
One chamber Revolver DOL
One Baby Cradle COL
One Box Fine Cigars & col
One Box Fine Cigars ................ Observation-Disclosures. / DOL
FINE Album, COL
Ohe mar BOX Fine Cigars OO
Ohe nan BOX FINE Cigars. COL
Ohe Lille OF GARFIELD DOL
Ohe steer engraving, Sing Birdie, Sing, COL
one Steei engraving The Bahers Attendant co.
One steel engraving The Garden Gate 90
fihe steer engraving Remembrance DOL
Fine steel Engraving The Highland Hearth 0O
Fihc See Engraving Prayer for Health 90
Fine Steel Engraving Choosing the Wedding Gown ...
rihe lie OF FRANK ana Jesse James 200
fnhe See engraving Hush Don't Wake Them, 90
rive oee Engraved PORTRAITS OF Garfield 81 EACH 90
Besides this handsome list aggregaing in value
about sxty-sx other premiums making of 100 premiums
worth 800
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The standard dollar contains 4l2%
grains and the trade dollars 400
grains, and yet the standard dollars
are taken at face value, while the
trade dollars won't go for more than
s. cents. If the trade dollars are
not redeemed by the government the
people will loose about $5,4OO.0OO.
Having coined and put into
circulation this bastard coin it is man
ifestly the duty of the government to
redeem it and save the people from
loss, 1t is a mighty poor govern
mcnt that would swlndle Its own
people,-Madisonvillc Times.
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slcy, sheriff: G. W. Rivcs, clerk.

sIcV, sHcrIII. U. ". KiVcs, cIerk.
Wilson's Prccinct-G. n. johnson
and W. ID. Ferguson. judges; W. W.
Wilson. sheriff, ]. W. Wicks, clerk.
CroitOn-M. Is. Brown and j. NJ.
Dulin, Judges; W. J. Scates, sheriff,
&. A. Brashcr, clerk.
TEIl.ERs FOR AUGUST ELECTION, 1883,
TO ASCERTAIN NUMBER OF vo-
TIERS, UNDER ACT 1882;
vol. |, PAGE 1876.
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"Buohupaiba.

Quick complete cure. all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
ease. 81. Druggists
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Ii seems impossible that remedy
made of such common, simple plants
us Hops, Buchu Mandrake, Dandelion.
&C., should make so many and such
great cures as Hop Bitters do; but
when old and young, rich aud poor,
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor,
all testify to having been cured by
them, you must believe and try them
yourself, and doubt no longer.
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TO C0NSUMPT

fhc advertiser having bccn permanently
cure, OF that dreail disease, Consumption. By
simple remedy, il anxious to inake known 10
it, fellow sufferers the means " cure. 70 all
who deaire 1t. he will send n copy. Of the pre-.
scriptlon uscI. fire. Of chargc.j with the III
rertions for preparing aud using the same,
which they will hhd sure curc far CuuGlis,
COLDs. CONSUMPTION, AsrIINl, BRoNcHiris,
&c. Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address, Rev. h. 4. WILSON, 1874 Penn
st. Williamsburgh, n. \.
feb, 2S'S2-Iy.
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q CA F3T.

1888 has witnessed the Sewing Machines since
their introduction therefore your interest examine aud get the
aud Machines.
Office Machines will
inspection macnst having served
premiership the Sewing Machine factory and fitted shop Hop
nsvie with all the tools repair all kinds of Sewing Machines
satisfaction
everything related the Sewing Machine and have work to be
done in that line it will be bring shop Besides
being thorough auer myself the best adj
us in the State of Kentucky full of Parts Attachments
Oils Etc, hand In buying Machine from not
vestng uncertainty for the Machines needs attention
write leave word and will be attended have
several patents st my get up which put all the Machines sell
and wish bny machine all ask examine Ma
chimes Office Having and travelling
the time will be bring you and show you
what it will do, and then you be your own Judge.
Respectfully,
N BIN writing me stat where c. E. WEST
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CLUB LIST.

we viii furnish the following papers and
periodicals with the sOCTH kENTuCKIAN at
the suhioinpl chpnu rates.
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Knott came OUt, hIs neau' "s'"S
Kentucky expression, looked like a
a. .;.a,,al nu, A rlansnw Traynlcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

The FIRST CoLoRED LAWYER PORT
LAND MAN.-Judge Macon b. Allen, of
South Carolina, who is now in Washing
ton, claims that he and not the late Rob
ert Morris of Boston, was the first colored
LAWYER admitted to the bar in this coun-
Try. He says;
Il was admitted TO the bar from the Of
fee OF the late Hon. Samuel Fessenden,
father of the late Secretary Of the United
States Treasury of that name 81 Port-
land, Maine, on examination, in June,
1874. Having removed 10 Massachusetts,,
/ was In Boston, on motion Of Hon. Sam
uel L. Sewsll, admitted TO practice, at the
April Term of the Common Pleas, In the
year ls45. Mr.. Robert Morris, late of
Boston, was admitted 10 the bar in that
city. February 3, lS47. do not wonder
that mistake i'm this matter has occurred,
for | removed from Boston, where had
had been in practice ever since my admis-
sion as above, some fifteen years ago, and
have lot visited that place since. Where
population changes as it does In large
cities one out OF sight Is apt TO be soon
ont OF mind Let me say one word In
Boston and in Portland have many very
dear friends whom / shall ever oesr In
memory while l live"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
iwhig and Courier.
THE BLOW AT NAMES GREAT
INDUSTRY

LNDOSlkl.
During the debate in the Senate, Mon
day, while in Committee OF the Whole,
when twenty-one Democrats with the CO.
operation Of four Western Republican
Senators voted TO place lumber on the
free list, Senator Frye entered the follow.
ing vigorous protest against this d!sas-
trous blow at Names most important in
dustry
Mr.. Frye-Mr. President, am glad
to say that my pond on the lumber busi
ness is a small one and will soon run out.
How any man can talk for az hour about
the duty on lumber is beyond my COM
prehension. The Senators from Kansas
and the Senator from Nebraska seem 10
be running muck with each other on
this question Of lumber, and ! do not IN
derstand it. am sorry tina, the other
Senatorlfrom Nebraska is not here 20 join
him.
This duty on lumber does not affect
the price Of lumber in Kansas and Ne
braska one single mill A railroad only
three hundred miles long can control the
lumber through all Kansas and Nebraska
hundred times where this duty Of 20
per cent. or IS per cent. ad valOrem viii
affect the price at all
Mr.. Plumb-We do not want our mis-
fortunes added 10 by having a railroad TO
control il.
Mr.. Frye-Thst is just what l want
the Senator to look al. he is looking al
Kansas and Nebraska alone. He does
not look anywhere else. Kansas and
Nebraska have wheat-felds, they can
raise immense crops Of wheat Maine has
not wheat-6elds; Maine can not raise
corn but the lumber business Of Maine
is its great overshadowing interest today,
and it is Rugged right into the embrace
Of Canada.
Why should not the Senator from Ne
braska feel some interest in the State OF
Maine: 1t belongs to the United States.
The Senator from Alabama says that not
q dollars worth Of lumber will be i'm
ported into Alabama, and that that
State has not shadow Of interest in 1t
but has not Alabama little interest in
the prosperity of the State of Maine or
that Of Michigan or Of Northern New
York
Mr.. Morgan-We have, and also in
Kansas and Nebraska and all the country
out West.
Mr.. Frye-Do not the Senators from
Maine vote for duty on rice, and yet
Maine raises no rice. but eats good deal ;
Do not the Senators from Maine vote for
q duty on iron, and their constituents do
not delve from the earth more than few
tons of iron in year Does no, the State
of Maine vote to protect other States in
their industries and to preserve TO other
States their prosperity. We have voted
over and over again high duty on sugar
to protect the industries Of the State Of
Louisiana, snd for no other reason, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

PFRHAPs no medicine is so universally
required as good cathsrtic. SwAYNEs
Pills are prepared expressly 70 meet this
necessity, being composed of purely vege-
table ingredients, OF which Podophyilin or
Mandrake, Sarsaparills, Yellow Dock and
other concentrated juices enter largely into
their composition; the whole strength Of
which is extracted on an entirely new priu-
ciple. They are mild in their operation,and
are truly a valuable aperient and anti-bil-
ious medicine. They stimulate the liver TO
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels of ell notwithstanding sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia or indiges-
ton. bilionsness, fevers, drowsiness, colds,
aching pains, slight chills, with flashes of
heat, female Irregularities. For bilious
and costive habit, no medicine is so prompt
and .issctual. Mailed on receipt OF priee[ ia
postage stamps] Csc, or FIVE boxes for 81
Address DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia,
Pa. Ask your Druggist for them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
A Cre. soa "CnlcK IN THE RACK.

The prescription is yeTy brief: Take
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver
medicine. Ii infalibly cures. Do you
know that ''crick In the back" may be-
probably is-s symptom of dangerous kid
ney disease-of the frightlui Brigh.'s Dis
ease, perhapss Don't 'foo" with such
symptoms, reader. Get Hunts Remedy,
and with it assured safety, at once. Many
a man has started with pain in the back
on Monday moruing, and been laid IN the
grave with Brights Disease before Satur-
day night. . ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
Hoods Sarsaparflla

Il designed to mee, the wants Of those who
need a medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite, purify their blood. and
oil up the machinery of their bodies. No
other article takes hold of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. IL works like magic, reaching every
part Of the human body through the blood,
giving 10 all renewed Life and energy. 81
a bottle; six for So.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
impartS 4 tiuc gloss aud freshness IN the
hair, and Is highly recommended by phys
iciaus, clergymen sud scientists e. pre-
paration accomplishing wonderful rrSults
IL i certain remedy for removing dhnd-
rur, making the scalp white and clean,
and restoring gray hair to its youthful
color
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, IS supreme JIdicnl Court, sept.
FERN, \. ID. 49,.
ELIAS THOMAS VI. ALBERT L. ABBOTT.
Aud now Il appearing u the Court that the
ss,t Defendant II not an inhRb,Iint Of thi- Statl
ard has no tenant, Hgcnt or attorney therein. and
hist ne hiss noiire Of the psntencg OF tDis sui.
IL i OspEKED ~ the COURT That the said
Plai ia molly tbs DyicnGaot OF thU pcndenry
trrof bf causing "a AO,'fhC OF III writ with
thi, order Of Cour thereon - b. published three
weeks successfully IN the Oxford d. mOcrat,
.ualer pr nted ia Parts In ssid County, the las
publication 10 be thi'tv days al least before The
ne ~ term Of taid Cunt, " Oc holden n faris,
iiOTesaif, on The SECOND Tuesday OF March next
% the end that the aid Defendant may then aud
thctc appcar ~ laid Court and show cause. II
any he have Why judgment shovh not he render.
cd ther, on, ma 4 Nccliinn h. uah acc oriingly,
Attest; JAMES =. WRIGHT Clerk.
true abstract OF VIII aud copy OF order vi count
thereon
Attest. Al BERT ). AUSTIN, Clerk
ID. Il uAsIIxGs Z snN Au'Ya Tor 4 q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

One reason why Pittsburg doesn't want
10 consume It's smoke is because great
cloud OF il hanging over a city Indicates
big rush OF business. II Is also landmark
10 guide residents home when they get lost
in the country
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
Abstract OF Writ.

ELIAS THOMAS W. ALBERT +. ABBHrr.
Action Of u, bt On Jgdgm.Rf pc0v cred against
aid Alder, 7. ABBOTT, on the first TuesiAy Of
D,cemhsr,A u. l,7I, Tor the sun Of tseGtj two
dull'ru ana one cent, de5f and thirteen dollars
ini ninrty.nye c-nts, Gusts Of suit, which has
been sAti-ds.i TO- the sum II Rsny dollsrs OATS
II wit, August -. \. u lsoI. and retuTnsble 10
the SEPT m Jer term, lsss. AjdAnGum, 5000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
RENEW Yni,R LEASE.

There are times 10 every ones life when
energy falls aud miserable feeling comes
over them, mistaken FOR lazinesS. Danger
turks Ia these symptoms, - they arise from
diseased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will restore perfect activity 10 The stom-
ach, liver and kidneys, purify the blood,
aud renew your lease of health and COM
fOrt.-i9rUcGte
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
D,SGrpors-Persons dealing in hitters

DANGERoUs. Persons dealing In hitters
put up in a style similer to " l.. F." At
wood =, are in danger, as the label has
been copyrighted. Observe his Signature;
also, trademark, " l.. F.. All efforts to
sell different article when this Is de-
sired, especially that which Is put up 10 $
style initiating tails, viii bc promptly re-
scented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

Public Senefsctors are not alone contin-
ell to the higher orders of scientific re-
search Indeed hpt few have done more
for the welfare OF the working masses thau
James Pyle through the Introduction of his
labOr-saving Pearline.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

The BeigianS have built gOof-sized
church ont OF paper nlache, aud hDd IL dry.
warm aud answering all purPoSes, The ia;
may vet come when families will shoulder
the house and walk OH when they want .
chance Of air
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
Newspaper Decisions.

I. Any person who takes paper regularly
ON the ofhce-whether directed 10 his name or
anothers, or whether he has subscribed or not
irresponsible for the payment.
2. II person orders his paper discontinued,
smusf pay al srrexrsges, or he puoiisher may
collect the whole amonnf, whether the paper 10
taksa from the once or not.
g. The Courts have decided thAtrefusing 70 take
nSWspxpsrs and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncAlled for, IL
prsaa 1scss evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
NornING EvRR Dm or EvFR ca,

Give such entire satisfaction - Pearls
White Glyceriue, for the cure Of all dis
eases of the skin. IL ersdicate- all spots,
freckleS, moth patches, black worms, PIN
plies, aud many other faults Of the com
pleNion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

Scion Chase rode into fame on pair OF
steers. A,iamsoR's Botanic Cough BdisdD'
became mertorious by its wonderful heal
Ing properties. IL cures Coughs, Colds,
aud all affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
Trial size, l0c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06
X 4, FHl T. IT igc t,
A truscopy-atte.t: II c. DAVIS. Re ri-ter

OXFORD. sat Court ot Probate held a.
Paris, l.it...1 snd llr i.s Coant Of uxiord
or the third Inesdav Of jan. A. u. iS,i
ADA NJ ANDREWS. Adm iBi ,tratoT on the eF.
ta,e Of Alfred T.. AID eW-. GuNriisr 4 Ge"-se
+. Farnam, minor ehtd AID heiS o. Dana u. flI-
NUN. la'e &c Paris, IN -aid County .dec-s.ed. nav
irg presented The Gc-ou1, Of susidianshig Of said
WarI ~ = .lowanc-:
ORDERED, that the ssid Adniois,rsiiS give no
ticr L all persons ipt' rested, by chusi1g copy
~ this order 80 ne published 'Ereo week. succsr-
-ivcly In the oxford bemocrA', printed At Pari-,
in sal; County. inst they nav appear at n Pro
bate COpr' % be hel ~ Pari-, N sill Ccuuty 90
tn third TIA sd.y of ED. next, at nine o'clock II
the lut-u1on, AMI show cause, IL any theJ have,
Why The same should not be all wed.
x \. FRYE, judge.
A true copy aitvst.-H. q. DAVIS, Reg lister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-02-06

We often hear of man who began life
with nothing dying worth million. Poor
fellow, and he has got 10 begin all over
again in the next world just the same as
the man who began life here with million
and ended with nothing.