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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

CORNED BEEF-You can get corned beef at
~ cents per pound at the Refrig orator mar
ket, opposite Hotel Maverick. Try III 3-l3-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

- s. FLOYD & GOA Commerce Street,
y. brokers In grain, provisions, K. Il stocks.
Cotton. Quotations received every N iDutes
from Chicago Liverpool, New York, Now Or
leans and Galveston. Trades can be mado and
closed any time during business hours on last
quotation. Margin on grain cent per bushel;
pork 25 cents per barrel; lard ~ cents per
fierce; cotton 81 per bale commission same as
exchanges. Daily reports received from the
Chicago cattle market. 3-ll-30t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29
"WlNE OF CAlUD. curcs irr


SWINE OF CAlu' cures irregular,
painful, or Difficult, "a, n.truation.
Sold by James Clavin and l.. orynski, druggists.
Embroidered robes, Ottomans, nuns
yelling, albatross suitings and parasols
received In large quantities and now
open for inspection at S. Deutch 4 Co.'s.
Large quantities of embroideries and
edgings to match from cents up at 5.
Deutsch & Cos.
Spring weight Jerseys from 81 up at
S. Deutsch q Co.'s.
Pretty ginghams at s, 10 10 l-2 and
10 cents at 5. Deutsch q Cos.
Summer Silks
In all shades at 80 cents yard at j.
Joske & Sons. 3-25-5t
SWINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy cheeks
and clear compilations.
Sold by James Clavin and L. orynski ,drugsists
The best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
Ladies, misses and children's Philadel-
phia shoes and slippers a specially and
every pair warranted at S. Deutsoh q
Co.'S.
Summer SILKS
In all shades at 80 cents yard at j.
| Joske q Sons. 3-23-5t
Albatross suitings in new styles at
| S. Deutsch Il Co.
Hercules corsets at ST so, sold every
where for 81 %, at S. Deutsch Il Co.'s.
No headache or back-ache for ladiea
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI."
'oid by James Uiavin and Il OrvnsHi. druggists.
| Ottomans, nuns yelling in new shades,
such us mode, slate and straw just re-
ceived at 5. Deutsch & Cos.
Summer Silks
In all shades at 80 cents a yard at j
Joske 4 Sons. 3-25-5t
Trees for Sale.
Ten thousand Umbrella China and a large
stock of fruit trees arbor vites, shrubs and
roses next 10 postofiice. Trees delivered free
| charge
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

Summer Silks
In all shades at 80 cents yard at J
Joske & Sons. 3-25-5t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

DAILRoAD TICKETS = Railroad ticket,
IN bought, sold and exchanged. Reduced
rates 20 all points, at Barnetts ticket ONCE. in
Sim Harris cigar store, Main pla,e. 5tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

STETsON HATS-A full line Just received
y by A. Pancoast & Son. 2-19 II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-03-29

GCHOOL BOOKS-P Periodicals., magazines
- newspapers and all kinds of novelties, car
be found at G. W. Baldwin & Co.'S, 257 Com
merce street. 1-2l-tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

IL f.sl q, ih,agh | had b-ca dragged
through the mad. sail maa Ia cat
Of ihe E,~sri railr1d II "a. the day
Of the Greeley reception a. NewburyPori,
All the crosi "a the car, vas dust be-
gr.mmci. tired. cross and generally ou'
~ s1rts.
"Yol doa'i look - badly" aid the
m,n who SHARED the sea, with the hfs'
.psaker.
"Caa, help IL. / feel %. I wish
could change my shirt before reaching
Bl.toa.'
"well. you can. ,aid the other. I'VE
come 20 salem iaanel IN fss minutes.
.ni then yoa sill have hall an hour 70
ID it without being seen
The man dove into hi' snp',ck. slPP-
"A oat a clean shirt. Ani made all his
preparations 6f q hasiy change of rai-
neat Ia q ies monsnt' the train rushed
iato the tunnel OF s.ms Goa, ani vest
anl .oilsi linen. ani oa went the fresh,
Blt. horror of horrors Ia his haste
he hal f1rso,ton % loo,en the button.
a, neck All wrsi. All head aad hand :
refused 70 70 throlgh. The unfortunate
msn .,russl,.l fraa,ically. bl, 10 no avail,
and wh-a the train shot GA, into the
hsa,. the passengers were electrified by
a, spectacle Of headl.s. form shroaded
Ia white. and two arm. waving frantic
ally IN the All.
The brakeman assisted the man 10 the
smoking car. where hi. toilet vas hastily
completed. aud when Boston vas reached
an active sarch wAs made for The man
who saii ,hA, the Salem tunnel was bal
an hour. journey in leng,h. Ba, he could
no, be found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
DARK DAYS
BY HUGH CONW AY.
Autlor = "Calisd Ddek
Avaor er "oall,d na'h
CHATTER 4
A InANnn Avn A vow

a IiANNN And A vow
Whrn this story Of my iiic. ~ ~ such if'r'
tlous of MY he a. Yrc-nt uny oui-of-ihe-
emmnn featur =. IL read. % vii L. founi I
that have committed errors of Judgmeui-
that lave slnn..i MT only s'claliy, bot elso
aea.ust The lav q the lsnl ln nsNcuse can
pIeaI lut tuo ihnrs-ihe strvngh Il love,
the weakness n hnman nature.
n thess cary no weight With YOU, ihfos
tie i.saa nslle Nou are to0 gooi Zoe net !
am t0o human fof you We cannot u
frieuls Read no further.
Iurei ~ nothing atoli my CHILDHOOD,
nofh.as alrut MY hnyhnei 1T M hurry
on ta early uanhl--l-to that time vben uhe
vouisriui dreams of youth tern o. leave
one. uh.n tho imVn.sa which can drive to-
trr rtasan aside must -. indcci, strong
rrs. Wien one las icafufi o. count The cost
n every rash stop. when the transient ani
ffluI flames ~ he 10y have ssiiloi iosn to
a steady. riou.ng lrs which vill turn until
cav asI.es are left. Wien The strength. the
rrrvr. the intellect u ~ thnul D. 40 -
hrirtf. when. in thrrt ones years number
thirty
VI. What ras I thsni A slurci. mofos'.
d.sanrontri man. without umbiuon. With
cot cara Toe the unfrua. without a goal -
oilrtnife nrrait.n.. eating. drinking. A.
~ Instinct. Rising in tlo morning. ani
Wishing co day VS. over lying dosn a
nIehf nnI sarrg iftle eirthrr The iisilfs
rrrs rt.r,i might ur-n again or MT
Ana ulff Ar io AMOS phy yon must 20
with nr rs I ,It lonely over my glowing tre
one wnt.r night You mnsi rcsd my
thou. lt. coo ricfufos q my Tasi must rlss
t,foro sea at tley q s' hefore mr Ny ,'f'
ros. my hate. my loso must eyours You
mus'. iniaoi. te my scrY III
N.nmlv trgn chs rcirosfect With ifi-
unrf Nuu may .-1 lack d. tn day Nhen.
ansr having fossri my ersminauan viih
ligh tonrrs J. nssl North, vss duly en-
uiisl to eut. n u sfier my name, ani -
o. vork O. vin fame AMI fortune ~
doing my i..si toward relieving ths safef-
lnrs of my fellow creatures Yea may ey.
asIsalI tisn. ~ I say nov. "A notle
career. ufs fuii a intsrest ani useful
ue,s
You may 81, uo foil Cf1op' ani courage.
nni rralY for any amount u hari ~urk :
ssiiIins down ma large provincial town.
resolved to bat out a practice fr myselt
Nnu NAY 80 how. aftr tie usual initiatory
s'rurri.s my f0oiing Gradually ere"
frurr. bow ms name became familiar, bow
a. last rremri D. d. In a fair way q sin
ming sacorit
may a., how for a whiis dream
lrlsht.n.l my u.c. hoe that dream fadei
snl is.t gloom in ifs Ilace You may -
ihe woman loved
~. I am vr.ur Her you cannot -
OnIy my.eN can sse lhlippa ~ saw hsr
tlan-ns srr ffr now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

care. Iut there was soinsth.ng wi.t.en ON
hi. face which told me ID was NJ, the facs
Of a cool man A. I ross from my chair 10
glanced from me a. Philippe with an air 81
suspicious inquiry.
.'Dr North. an ola frieni Of my mo,her's
AMI mine. she sali. with comp<ure "Mr.
Farmer" abe adds.i. and ray blush crept
round her neck a. he indicated the new
eomer by the name which ] fslt sun VA.
nov also her own
bowed mechanically. ! made few Dis
jon,s-i remarks about the weather and Am
drsd TOPICS. thcl | shook hands Win
Phihppa ami isft the lous,. the most misef
able MN In In glsnl
PhiIipta mafrisi, aud mauiei ~ecrrtlyi
How c0uli her prid have stoopr'i % a clan
d.stino unioni What manner q man Vas
hs Who had won heri lieavensi h. musi b
hart % pleas, n he carcs nos o. show NJ
oonques, 90 the light of day. Curl sneaki
cowardi ylllaini Stay. be may have his
Own reasons Cor concraiment-reasoni knosn
10 fhnlrpa AMI approved ~ ~ her. Not
worl against her. Shs l. suli my queen;
the one woman Ia the worlt % mo. What
she has doni u right
pas.ei a sloepless night In the morning
I NlNNf " lNlIlIIts "NHi''"A ~ - N'INf
nes-I oonli command my Tsn. II Mt my
tong,le sait NJ word about the socre-y
81 the wedding. 90 the evils a. often oonse-
qusnt b. such concealment Bat, with fore-
boiling o. cvil 20 come. lbeggei her d remsfn-
b-r that We were friends. that although
I couli 80 her no NOR, Whenever she
wAnt~i a friends all. a Wori would bring
M o. her ale ! used no vort q tlanie
I risksl ao expression q love or regret No
thought - my greet should lar upon the
hapflnoa which ~ doubtlss, srTeciel q
fnd Farowell o. the one dream q my liiei
yArswtli. Phillppai
Such a passion as min, may, In these
mattsr-of. fact unroman,ic days. sasm an
anachronism No matter whether 10 syn.
tathy or riiicule, am Tut laying bare my
true thoughts ami fcellngt
would not return b my homs NJ oncs.
I shrsnk FROM going back 20 my ion.iy
hearth ami beginning n eat my hart oli.
had male arrangements b stay IN town
for some days 90 ! stayed. trying ~
cour-s q wlai u termed gayeiy - drive
remembrsnos away Fuuls erorii Hos
many have ui~i tho sams rspuied remeiy
m.aN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
OBTAINING sULLIvANs AUTO.
GRAPH

Ayoang lady called on the slagger
Sullivan. recently. On a eha'i,able mission.
She sent IN her card. "Shos the duH-r
up" the ehampioa slil. wi;hoa, boxing
a. the card.
" raia't no dutfr. sir Anyhos, |
think no., cause is girl.
WHAT'S her sor, -
DAISY"
"R,.e her up"
"Bnt she said she'd wai, in the parlor
Il yoa'd b. kind enough 20 see her there. -
Slllsaa loafei do IN 70 the parlof. no
more than half an hour awakened from
he tipN sleep. and lo,nei up the s,ar,l-
"a vision of A. dainty liiile lady ss ever
surrendered her slender 6gafc - the en-
wrapmsnis uf fashion She tose and ad-
vanced tint lly 20 the giant. whose big.
rrd. british face relaxed none q iis char.
.etsri.'ic soo~l. A days growth of black
beard rolghenei ii. several blows Ia the
previous nights contest had ~, crimson
spots. hs eyes were bleAry All biz clothes
ii.heyelcd.
The Church Of the P4uli., Fathers i
io holi f.ir." the gifl .sii. "and ! am
on committee O. solicit articles 10 place
GA sale. | ih1ash' yol might BE- willing
% contribute few aa,osraphs-
"A few shat
"Aaioxraphs. yoa knos-youS sigma
iur-s -s-yoaf name written Ca slip' Of pa
pr By yourself. u yol plea'e We would
s-ll them fof Al spircc"
Sle dd no, knos the IDEAL manner u
the sacc,ssfll sluggcf i most threatening
whea be- j, amiable. When Sullivan
slosel s.v.grly doT4 on her. With
wicked lecr Ia hi, eye, and an expression
Of nausea around the mouth ani nose.
she ~oalda'i have been .a'pf.sl Il an
aihils,.oa hal instantly happened ~ her.
"Of course. Mr sullivan. II % wolld
be di,'Asicfll 70 you. doa't do b.. and
she slyly reireaiei backward. keeping
her mild eye, fixed on bic. because she
hsi f,ai of that method a. Oh. only one
fof g,,i.as safely oli ofa Will beast =
cage.
"Oa. whAi ye givia' me p hs exelain-
"A. Il aia't no god A. wriiin', Bat III
hsv, Dave M,loney make a. many auto.
graphs a' - want.
Ia. missionary explained Why that
plan woai no, DO Pen. ink and paper
ssrs brolshi. aad With unsteady toll
S,ihvaa sigael his name twenty times
over
II als,y. Ike 70 Do al kia f1r re.
Hsioa." sMi be-. a. be took oae of iae
VISITORS hand. and mos, Of ,hs forearm
ia.o his csgac.oas grip. "an hoPs yoa u
dad chums % buy these ,hing.' That
IN .m,lln,.. Of her hand seemed % COM
p..ts ,hs conquest. and he very savagely
aiiei "An n Yc can auAngc sci-io
oct-ix, me an oas of yosr feller. III
pat on the gloves fof the cause. an you
sh.u take che gate moary.
The .~cei missionary melted out Il the
roon. satisfied iha, .he bad risksd mar
tsflon 0f che church
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

liz wAs CHAIRNAN.-A colored man,
With hi. nshi folt bound up With num-
eroa. rags and cloths, yesterday entered
a grocery store on Woodland Avenue and
s.ked for cash contribution oftweniy.
i've cent. ,owarl the erection OF a new
eolored peoples church edihcs.
"where !. il TO be located ," inquired
the grocer
wall, that hasn, bin dun decided on
yet"
"What /. il 70 cost =
"Haint fggered on dA', sab
"Who 1. the pastor y
Dan forgi,. but reckon We can ind
one"
"who is the head man in the enter
prize ,"
"De head man, Wall, Ice bout de
head man. reckon
II am no, satisfied with your explana-
iioa. said the grocer" "How can | be
certain th., you won't appropriate the
money 20 your osn purposes.
Am dat what bodders you
IL confess Il IS
"wau. sab. We can gi, ober da, putty
e,sy. Instead Of making q cash oonin.
butioa. just weigh me out tso pound. OF
crackers. wid in-rakshuns to turn EN-
ober 10 De baildin' committee. lse cheer
man ob ia, committee. IL amt nobody
elrl'-Dstroa Ere, Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
CHAPTER H.
|, VILLAIN BLOW

They tell me there are natures stern enough
10 10 able 10 crush love out fthelr lives Ali
not such love as minsi Time. they say, can
heal every wound Not such wound a.
minei Ny whole existence underwent a
change when PhilIppa shovel me the web
ding-rinx on her finger No wonder Il did
Hops was eliminated from H. Prom that
moment was . ctangei man
Life Was no longer worth living. The
spur Of ambition WAS bluntsi; tho desire for
fame gone; the Interest which ! had hiih-
erio felt In my profession vanished. All ths
spring. the elasticity. seemed taken out Of
my icing For months and months ! did
my work In q p<rfupctory manner. Ia gave
me no satisfaction that my practice grew
larger worked. hut I cared nothing for
my work. Success gave me no pleasure An
incrsass 20 the number of my patients was
positively unwelcoms 10 me No long a.
mads money enough 10 supply my daily
assda what dh u matteri OF ~hai uss
was wealth 10 m-f Il ccu a not buy me the
one thing for which craved- OF What uss
wss lfsi No wonder that such friends A. !
he'd once po~->s~>d all but forsook M. My
mood at that time vas none of tbs sweetest
I wanted no frisnia l was alons In the
world; Ishoald b. always slone
30 thing vent on for mors than year. I
grew vsrss instead Of better. Ny gloom
isspsnsi; my cynicism grew more con-
6rm>d; my hfs became more and more
fTo b Conttnusd.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

-Four DAYS after my nisrviev With Phi
| ira I Vas walking nth . frleni Who knsS
every one IN town A. Ne ras.ci The doof
Of ons = the nost exclusive of the clubs
aw, standing On the step, taking % Other
msn. the man whom knee vas lhiNpIa's
hu.bsnd His face VAS turned from ne. g.
was abe o. direct my friends attention g.
him.
who l. that manr asksi
That man With the gAr'isnia In his ooai
s Sir Msrvyn fsrand"
"who e hsi What 10 hei What k.nl oi
a man Ia her
"a baronst Not very rich Just about
the usual klnl Of man you see on this
stet@ Very popular With tho ladie-. tHsy
tell me"
Ia he marrieir
Heaven know,i idonI lnevsr heari
OF Lady Fsrrand although therc must b.
several who are morally entitled % use ne
designation"
AMI this Was her husband Philppas
husbandi
4 cilnchsd my testh why hai he mar.
risd under a ial.e namel Or n she knes
that name ~ which she introduced him 10
ne vss falls. Why IVES IL as,umcii Why
lad the marriage teen cianiesiinei Noi
ssy SIR Mor.yn ferrani, Tut The nolle.' .n
Ne and should 10 proud q winning ihniP
pAi The more I thouxht q the matter The
more wrstehed grew. The drcsi that she
had teen In soms way deceived almost drove
me mad. The thought q my proui, h>auii.
ful queen soms day finding herself humblci
to the dos. by .coundrsfs dsosii was an
gui.h What could DOT
Ny frat Impulse was % demand an srpla-
nation. then AMI there. from Sir MervYn
Fcrrand Yet I had no right or authority
- % DO. What wn 20 fhilippa save an
unsncoessful suitorI Moreover. felt that
On. had revsalei her secret 10 mo In conh.
dsnos n thsrs wers good reasons Tor ths
conoealmeni. nigh, do her irre,rievable
harm by letting this man know that ] va.
aware of his true position In society No.
could not call him - account But i must
do something, or In time 10 oome my grisf
may 10 reniered doubiy deep BY self-re-
rrosch
The merit day I called upon Ptlippa She
would At leasi tell me II the name unier
which the man married her was the true or
the false one. Alasi found that shs hal
left her home the day hefore-left 10 o. -
turn no morei The landlady hal no hies
whittier she had gone, but belisvei u was
hsr intention 10 leave England
Aftsr this threw pruienc, % the winds
With some trouble found Sir Mervyn FER
rands town adires. The nett day called
on him. lie also. was informed. hai just
left Englanl Ills destination was also an
known
turned away moodlly. Al chance OF
doing god was al an end. fstthe marriage
b true or falls. rhilippa hal departed, ae.
companlsi by the man who. for purpl~es of
his own, pas-rd under the name oi Farmer.
but who Was really SIR Msrvyn ferrand.
wen; hack 10 my home, and anil The
wreck of my hfss hapTiness murmmei
prayer AMI registered an cath. prayed
that honor and happiness might l. the 10,
| of her lloved; swore that we're she wronge'i
I would with my own hand take vengeanoe
on the man who vronged her.
For myself prayed nothing mot even
forgetfulnesL loved rhilippa, had lost
her foreveri lhs past. the present, The iu'
turs were all sunm0nei up in thssl ~oF'i'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

TuFoHETICAI bEEAD MANiN0. -
.Brcad exclaimed Nas.af College
sir Bread Well. | sholld say ! can
make brad. We studied that m oar
fr., year lol see the yeas, fermen,'
aai me "a. ihu. formed permestes every.
sh-fe AID transforms the elastic material
ia,o a c.esefly obvious atomic structure
zni then -
"Bat ~hA, is this plastic material you
speak OFF,
-Oh that Is eommonly called the
.Poage." q.
"Ba, how Do yoa make the sponge
"Wny. you don't make i the cook
al~ays attends 20 that Then We test
the .p'age With the Thermometer aud hy-
droms,sr sni 10; Of other ins'ramen's,
the names Of which | doa', remember. and
thea Il goes back 70 the cook. and don
know VIA, she does with Il then, but
when /, comes on the table IL Is Just
splendid"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

ELDER PHILLIPrs CONSCIENCE "A
country pArson" In new YORK sends the fol-
lowing
Ebdsr Phillips. who was jovisl soul,
.et,led many years ago near the had waters
of the SusqoshannA lie vas, In fact,
Presbyterian dominic. He was full OF hu-
NOR. and resdy with bis repsrtee on Gil
occasions. Jsck Rickett, o quasi parish.
Toner, who WAS more punctasi a. the river
than st church. presented the elder one
monday Morning with . nae string OF pick.
erel.
Elder Philips thanked him grseioosly
for the gin
"Bat. cider. suggested Jack. s,iii retain
ing the nsh. those h.h we're caught yest-
erdsy" (sandsy). Perhaps yer conscience
won't let ye est EN-"
Jack" replied the elder, stretching out
his hand toward the the string. "tbers's
ooe thing kpow the pickvsi vsys not 10
bldms "-CHAkLKs DUDLEY, In HaTp1s
Magazine for Jasrary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

ross without word. The room seemed
whlrling around m. The only thing when
was clear TO my sight was that cursed go'a
land on the fair white hand-that ~ mooi ot
possession by snotheri In that momsni hops
ami all the sweetness OF life seemed s"ep'
away from ma
somsthlnx In my face must have told her
how her news affected ms She came 70
me and lsii her haad upon my arm
trembled like q leaf beneath her toaen
She Looked bsseechingly into my isos =.
''Oh. not like tha,r' shs crisf Basil.
am not worth a. should not have mao:
you happy. You will forget-you wiii ma
another. i'll have wronged OF mislsi you.
say you forgive me LIT me hesr you' my
true friend. wish mo hsppine~.'
! strovs 10 force my dry lips 70 frame
some conventional phrAse In vaini word:
would not come sank into . chair and
covered my face with my hands
The door op>nsd sud- snly and q man en-
tered He may have been about forty year.
OF aga He WAS tall and remarkably hand
soma He -ras !drssssd With scrupalous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

PHOTOGRAPHER A TORNADO A pho.
,osraphsr at Hosard, Miner County,
Dakota. happened to be taking some In
.,an,AneOu. photographs las, August
when a tornado tore through the country
p mile. away. doing great damage. and
Killing manv people. The destructive
visitor remained in Sigh, for tao hours
and f1riuna,ely came into range OF the
artist. camera. when il was successfully
photographed. the achievement being the
frs, Of the kind ever accomplished. The
Photographs represent black, 'wi't'ng'
vertical aerial spiral at the top aud bot
tom Of which is a confer mass, cload-like
in appearance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Chronic CarsRRu have suffered for
years from Chrobic Catarrh. Srr weess
go vas Induced to try Elys Cream Balm.
Relief was instantaneous, and sontneed
use hss resulted In an almost complete
carc.-S. N. Greene. Book.keeper, steam
..oat Co. Catsklll, y Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

A Couar REroEr Daring the recent
term Of court in Sonsrse, county. one OF
,be leading memters Of the SOmsrset bar
va. .omewha, pssiered by the sssamP'
,ioa. Of a smart little limb Of the Law
from. K.aaebsc towa. Az last the as
,a,e SON ret gentleman remarked that
oar hule freud should look Out, or he
-oan "aad himself Pocketed BY the older
menbsr- "All night. Squire. said the
und.un,sd sp,is. "yoa do Il. and you u
have mD-e Lac Ia your pocket than you
ever had in your head =
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I. very prevalent and exceedingly disa'
greeable disease. liable. n neglected. 10
develop into serious oousumptioa. Being
q constitutional disease. II requires con
s,ltu,ionsl remedy Ike ilood'- ssr-sparills
Which. acting through the hlood, reaches
sy.fy part ~ the system, n ciine . rsdi-
cal abd p~fmansut cure ~ cstarrh 10 even
u mn-t sever. form. Made only by &. L.
Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass.
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A,,en,lon 1. called ~ The advertlsemen

Attention l. called IN the Advertisement
~ BrOvRs SIrsdpdrlild which may De
found In another cOlumn. without doubt,
II testimony from reliable sources are OF
value. thl. 1. Que Of the best preparations
for kidney. Liver and Blood Diseases ever
compounded. Any one in ill health viii
40 well 10 regard the claims Of Browns
Sar-aparlils.
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Tlr aourMAEEES COLUMN

w.,.,s cone 20 iis eri of Ne year.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
wr.rrIun. Mass.. Feb. IS. lss?.

Dr. e. J. Aver 4 Co -
Geuilemeu About nve years ago bad q
very bad cough and tried several remedies
without any relief. until vas advised ~
Mr.. whitney, druggist of Gouverneur, "
T.. o. try your Cherry fcctorsl, which
did. and before had taken half bottle
I was cniiIely cured lours.
CHAs. MEACHAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

TnosE P.trfrAri0Ss are but the premo-
llilous of seated Heart Disease; those
Jalns Ia In the sides sre warnings. Isse
season DIR GRAVES HEART REGU.
LATOR II will not f.il you. No ns~
.-m~'iy been so'd fOr thirty years. VI %
ger bottle.