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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

Call on Porterfield & Co. If you wish
TO borrow money. They have loads OF
IL. 40 Commercial, over old postofiice.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you want a
hrstclass Suct!oneer' call on G. w
Brysou, No. East street, Enporia
Kansas.
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To loan on farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
$. NJ SMITH,
Offices with Wells Bros, oyer En-
poria Savings Bank
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints Shiloh's VitalizeI
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold By
Chas. Ryder.
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Red Boot Repair List

That Hacking Cough can be so quick
iY cured by Shiloh's Cure. We gusrau
tee Il Gold BY Chas. Ryder.
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Christmas is great institution. It
makes a boy live all the year on the
noue of getting a painted top in his
stfsckinss ON The 2.,ih daY Of December.
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FoR SALE-A fresh milch COW, two
and half miles east OF Emporia. j,
w, Gause.
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ADVERTISED LIST

List of letters uncalled for and remaining
In the postotice st EmpoTia, Kansas. for the
week ending December I6, 1854. Please give
| the date OF advertisement when called for:
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Free Dtstrtbu,ion

What causes the great rush at Charles
Ryder's and ]. 4. Moore's drug stores ?"
The free distribution of sample bottles
Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
the most popular remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and Bronchitis, now
on the market. Regular size so cents
and 81 00
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'I
81 the esnirei position Of .ts line, connects the
East and the West hy the shortest route and car
passengers, without change Of cars. between
Chicago and Kansas CtEy. Council Blufia, Leavea-
worth. Atchtson. Minneapolis ana St Paul y
connects IN Union Depotg with All tAe principal
lines road between the Atlantic ana the Pac5nC
Oceans. Its equipment IS unrfv8led and u1gntn.
cent, being composed OF Most Comfortable ans
Beautiful DAJ Coaches, Magnificent Horton Ne-
.ltniuz Chair Cars, Pu1m8n8 Rrefte6t Palace
Sleeping Cars, and the Best Line Of Dining Car
IN the World Three Trains between Chicago 9nc
Missouri River Points- Two Trains between CHI
sage aud Minneapolis and ST. Paul. via the RSDoGi
esALBERT LEA ROUTE"
A New and Dfrect Line. VIA Seneca and KAnke-
<ee, has recently been opened betWeSn Alcnmono
Norfolk, Newport News Chattanooga AtlanfA A
gusta. Nashville louisville Lexingto9s
fndianapolis and Lafayette. and Omaha, AlnDeap-
All Through Passengers RrGvei On EsSs E1preS
.1cEets for sale At an principal Ticket OAess Ii
TIRE United States ana Canada
Baggage checked through ard rates Of fare n
ways lev - competitors thA- of-er 1ess ovaiA
foT detailed information. get the 1EspS and Pod
srE Of the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
AT your nearest Ticket Once. address
q. q. ~N3LE, E. ST. JCHH,
V1es-Pres . Gen1 Mgr. GeoITkI Pass -
CHICAGO
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Money TO loan on live stock
PrenIuu ,teaT

ID VAUGHN,
& Once over Griffith * Ewine's hard
ware store.
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Millinery.

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cure:
Consumption. Sold by Chas. Ryder
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me Rreat fair al Nav Orleans opened

December 18th. 1t continues until the
end of May. The indications are that
it will be the greatest exposition ever
held, possibly excepting the Centennial.
A worlds fair IN winter and at New
Orleans. was q bright idea, for the city
itself and its surroundings is the most
enjoyable in the world at that season.
But winter jouinevithiLher has never
been cheap until now In view of the
far, and the desire OF many people tc
see il If the circumstances are favorable,
the Santa Fe road has supplied it agents
with round trip tickets which carry the
purchaser to Kansas City. St Louis,
Memphis. New Orleans aud back, and
give hiu . month or more to esjoy him
self in, At nearly bali fare. Persons who
are thinking of making this journey
either for business or pleasure, can OBJ.
tam all the details by talking with Mr.
! r E. burlington. the agent Al this place
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Atwood, William Lane, u II
Burris, Lizzie LOnart, Louesa
Burns, George Liggett, IT
Burke, George u MAgoon. Ed
RurdettS, Belle Miller. NJ <
BrRntneI, Mechan. Willie
Button, & Megaun, Maggie
Busler, Jennie Mcclure, John 4
Brown, Gabriel Mcclure, Louis
Blair, VIM Mill, Cora
Bender, VIM Newman, j acob n
Beller. John kenlch, Mary
BambeEger, J. Patterson, IL
ByTns. w Patterson, Orlando
Cochrane. Sadie Patterson, w 7
Culley, W II 49, PheAniRs. IL
Chtlds, LOrena QUAIL, OrnSe
Clarke, Eiva Ross, Wilbur
Christie, James Rich, Irena
Conkle, L W ReaTy, + e
Clark, Theodore Rekan,
Cormody, John Rea, Jos
COnley, Harrison Rainey, Elijah tn
Campbell Ralph Row. Jacob
Davis, Perry t2l Robinson.
DOhm. Ida NJ Robertson. Ida V
Dempsey, John Ross, Horace
Devon, Doll Roach, Mrs
DaN is, Jennie Smith, Mrs Annie
Davis, VIM K short, william
Durand, Carrie SWarner, E ID
Draper. W Swan. Lizzie
Davis, John Strain. j Inn % ~
Foster, Jennie Stewart. A
Fox. Lora Stacy, William
Felix, W Smith,
Fundaburg, VIM SnOdgrass. Chas
Goodman, Ambrose simpson, Clay
Graham, Lucy ShroPe.
hannis, Sell, W
Hast, James Tuntson, n g
Hunter, W B Thomas, w
Hughes, Frank Trimble,
Harper James Wreareamire
Jones, d Williams. Emma l.
Jhansam, MaeIia Whiting, Theresa
johnson, 4 J Webster, jennie
Kirby, ID " Weide. Matilda
HBapp, CIV West, Daniel
Kalfus. I W Wrense, W
FOREIGN LETTERS.
ohieson. MrE Taurner, Mrs Nike ST
| SAM'L F. MURPHY, P. n.
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l.. n. Pruyn.

FoR SALE-A fresh mich COW a good
piiker ana gentle. I5qure al Stone &
MlIer'e
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Those who have Invitations 10 fhe
stockmen's banquent are reminded that
IT Will greatly facilitate arranging fer
the same If they send notice OF accept
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

w. Z. Ashby and B. Salisbury, have
opened a new land Office AT No. .199
Commercial street, up stairs. They vii
will operate this in connection WITH q
general commission and produces basi-
ness, in which taey are already engaged
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$40 hats and bonnets reduced to IS

$50 trimmed hats AID bOnncts will be
cold at great reduction To close out
this stock.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

We loan money on land and live stock
FILKINs & SIstER. Brokers
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

The United States uses three times
as much paint Is any other country in
the world.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

The Wichita Beacon doggerel head
line man has 1t bad, and is getting worse.
We earnestly hope some angel Of mercy
will bring him relief before the toFmen-
ted spirit Of "the poets' are aroused TO
haunt the dreams of the whole forest
village editorial fraternity. "''
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

Rev. w. Il. Utley of Parsons preached
ed two excellent sermons At the Congre-
gational last Sunday. The morn
ing discourse, on Memory" was an
able effort, proving the speaker to be a
clear, logical thinker. lucid and forci-
bic speaker and master of the art OF
Oratory. The sermon was a beautiful
one. His FIRST sentence gave him COM
mand of the undivided attention of his
hearers
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hall took
place Sunday from the Second Baptist
church. The services were conducted
by Rev. j. w. Bryson, She requested
that che wished to meet ali her friends
In heaven. We return our sincere
thanks TO all who helped to comfort hel
while on earth. NJ. WucoxsoN.
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The house Of J V. Randolph was the
scene of a pleasant gathering Monday
night. The event was the silver wed.
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Randolph.
A large number of relatives, members
Of the family-and contemplated men,
bers-constituted the company. A mum.
Der of appropriate and handsome gifts
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. r. The
evening was merrly passed and 3 jolly
good time was had by all. The friends
present dispersed at late hour wishing
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph another quarter
century Of happy years.
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Rev. John Jones is confined to the
house By asevere attack of bfoncEitis
The little daughter OF w r. Barker is
very Ill, being afflicted with menin.
oj,is fe
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Plenty of Money

No. II West Sixth avenue, South Side
i. NJ. Flint
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We learn from Mr.. G. C. Miller that
the sickness of his little daughter, which
manifested itself by severe attacks OF
coughing followed by fever, commenced
Six weeks ago while she was eating some
peanuts. She seemed slowly to
be growing better. Yesterday
while coughing, gathering
in some part OF her throat burst and
from It come the cause of all the trouble
"A piece of the kernel Of q peanut
Strange 10 say during the six weeks she
seemed TO breathe and swallow with per
| feet aasa
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
SHARPER THAN A RAZOR
Augusta, April %. 'si.

A long-wAis,ed man. with the eye Of
fox and an eye full Of'pseula,iOn. walk.
ed up TO a secondhand elo,hisr. in Baf.
falo, the other day and said
"See that overcoa, hangink out down
there ,"
"Of course"
"well. I've taken a fancy to It. It's
rather cheeky TO ask you to 20 down
there, but I'll make Il an object; won''
give bu, ss for the coat. but I'll give
you a dollar to buy !, for me You are
also Jew and know how TO beat him
down. Here are 80.
The dealer took the money and start.
ed of, and in five minutes was back with
the coat.
"Good :" ehuckled the other III
eekoned you'd lay him out. How much
did you make for your share,"
"vhell. ash dot is my branch sthcre,
and only ask 90 fur de goat, ! wa'
about s3 ahead ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
VOLUME III.
fur ~ ncmCcrai
A WELCOME To SPRING.
~ Nns csErSUDs WHITMAN


Farewell wintsr Ming wih thine be iaien
nrcaIh.
fsi ths srrias osins hsr ~armih 60 ,his vhit'
ehud % desih
Oer mountains uni valleys hsr sweet breath
iur come
Esthe 10 ths osrc. of my wnd northefu home
Ne ave thss our greetings. sses, ehlii Of
the s,ath.
All -ith --rvI a.iirh, snatch, si-- from soy
mouth
IT, val o. ~ north ~ini no NOR, shall ~
hear.
AMI hi- icy smprsee. 40 NOR, -hsi ~ iesr.
Ia uies.ios al woodland ths yiois, Z. sen.
A. m sro~ yielis iis place o. tn msaio~
xra- grcen.
rss mayso-er un. ~ i. PinA no. to TIE
san,
A. Ne eaa. Of ne maple are bursting 20
hioon
We bavs ionSsi for tay cemiar. my bu.i. and
nv n'-,rs
Thy sweet SIMMER fephyr.. ihy sensitive and
sho~srs
rho blue April skys soniy over us isuding
All M note of ne thrush. with the hrookiets
sonr blending
rhs bioci breasted rabln. AM down in che
lane.
To mesaio~ isrk singing his ssoet ref ain.
Tis velvet upc.i dafy nom sium'sf urspung
-.
Al tbs sisaicr stemmei erocus. us roiien
bels rinEing
The be haunted rossnu.h us sweet incsu.e
breathing
Al ths nlst OF tho morning the mounisius
bros srrs hing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
A POOR SCHEME
Aprlii. IssL

A few evenings ago furniture deliv'
cry wagon was driven up IN from, Of a
prominent mans residence. on Ei,aw
Place and the driver. taking a hne. large
.on.eushioaei easy chair from ii TO the
froni door. rang The bell. The mistress
d the premises happening near. opened
the door
"Are you NJ. S'ayup'" asked the
man
II am. she responded
"Wel. here, an easy chair ioi you.
"An easy chair Why, never order.
"a il from any one"
"No. bat your husband did"
"lie did, What ! never told him
TO gei oae There mus, be some mis-.
take about H. Wha, DID be say :"
"well. | only heard him tell the boss
that he often 20, home late. and that
yoa al~ays %, up Cor him wi,hoa, sleep
IN any. and you had no easy chair. and
he thought msbby II you had righ,
.oii easy one like this you'd 20 to sleep
in IL, and be could ge, up stairs and
crawl into bed wiihou, wakin' you.
"Ah. that, his scheme, i, i,' Well
you jl., take that chair righ, back again.
aad when he come, home tonight. II t's
tomorrow morning. III be there a. US
ual. ia my same oh chair, and ! Il teach
bin hos 20 injars my character before
the Pabli,." Then she Slammed the
door -Er.ry Naiurd1y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

slraci, the particular before the genersliza'
ton. giving As little dirsc, to the pupil As
possible, by hints and suggestions help the
pupil to help himself : ard particularly
to h,lp The children IN form habits of righ,
thinking ani doing
40 Di.ni..ing School Dismi''ing
school Is sending scholars from school 70
their respective homes. I, shoiId be
orderly. The character Of the dismissal
!. largely indicative Of the government,
Of the school and reflects the teachers
discipline. Some think the teachers Aa.
,horiiy il limited 10 the school room and
thereby mistake greatly in this matter.
Il isawell established principle Of school
las. that the teacher has absolute con.
irOi ia school room. school premises. and
concurrent authority with parents 70 and
from the school room on the road The
dismissal can generally BE- - arranged,
by fixed signals, that the scholars can
move together in an orderly aud proper
manner in leaving the school room and
school premises
Wv. VI BR0oEs.
Anil a 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
Put Upox TENN Fen.

What was the matter OF Mr. Joseph @.
GoodrIdge. Of i5i Huntington street,
Brooklyn, n. "
Well, he had dyspepsla. and couldn't
sleep nights.
How DID he get relief
lie didn't get any relief for nearly two
years. though he tried. be says. nearly q
hundred different medicines"
What did he nnally resort to-
Burioct Biood Biusrs, and says he In
letter 10 the proprietors of this remedy
"fou may use my name In any style OF al
vertisement you choose. I want you to
have the benefit OF my opinion, aud that Il
that Buri)ct BLOOD Bifisrs ere an excel.
lent tonic for the stomach and a fne blood
purlnef A. we'll They cured me"
What did chss. l.. Ainsworth. 81 Vance
Block iBdianapolls. Ind. say
lie said. my mother has been using
BHriosi Blood B.iisrs a. a liver remedy
ani hods them very sficatl0us.
Who Is A. Barns
lie l. q Blacksmith. living about three
miles east OF Cobourk, Oat
What does he have 10 Offer
Ten cents IL what he says he wouldn't
have given for bis chance of living before
he used BHniOck Hood BRiers. lie had
dyspepsia for hfteen years, and was cured
~ three bottles of this very excellent pre-
psrstion.
You see these erup,ions on my face. DO
you suppose BaTdlct BLOOD BnSfs would
remove them
We guarantee they will. There isn't q
better medicine ln the world for diseases
~ the blood A. Rev. WIN. Stout. OF
Wharton, County Grey, Ont, snilcted with
a great. indOlent sore, which seventeen
different pnyslclans treated without sue.
cess. wha; he think- % Btriock Bioo,i Dr.
fsrs-s medicine that saved bin from the
grave. They certslnly have not an equsl
In their specialtles. ny every druggist
FosrER. MnHuRN Co. Props. Buffalo.
y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Dr. TO CAHrtgssNEss. .--"I observe in
the evening" paper" said Dimley. ",ha,
one Of Blrnam'. Australian boomerang
,hroweu has jus, died Of cOnsump-
ton"
"Yes. rather a sad case, replied young
Fea,herly. "and % FAR away from home,
TOO. Poor chap. understand that in
personal appearance he was half man
and half monkey"
$50 I've heard" replied Dimley.
"By the way" he went On, ii, i' euri-
oas wha, a fatal effect our climate has
upon monkeys. have bsen told tha,
great numbers Of them are carried of
every year with consumption and other
pulmonary troubles"
ayes" FeA,herly said. "bai still
many Of these deaths are largely due to
earelessness and exposure. | notice
Damley," he continued, quite earnestly
"tha, you are out today without YOU
overoat Isn't that little BIT impru-
dent ,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
BURDEvED WITH KNOWLEDGE.

Captain W II. Parker gives in his
" Remiaiscence an amusing inciden,
which happened on the Jane. River a,
the beginning Of the Civil War
Speaking Of ,orPsdoes reminds me Of
a laughable incident. Oar river steamers
wen, down to City Poin, ocoAsionally with
prisoner, 10 exchange A We had tor
p,doe. in the river any~here from Dufy's
BuT % Trcni's Reach. and below. their
captains ran grea, risks Ga one
occasion two Of our boats were returning
from City Point, fortunately with no pas
.enger,. when oae of them struck tor.
pcdo. and Immediately wen, down. A
boa, wen, from the other steamer. and
found the caP,Ain struggling in the water
with a webs,ers Unabridged Dictionary
in his arms. A. be was pulled into the
boa, be said. II did no, se, time TO &c,
I, on" lie thought he had seized a life
preseryer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
rER HOME MAKERS COLUMN


xiSptISo n r.rFK saes. trc.
C.lHsg oss day By chance q, The hum
n. bu, pleasant cottage Of soo-scrksr ot
h,-.ons YEAR. the ~ri,sr wss welcome
A. he Prophets Cbambsr. -hieh ~e
almost feared 10 enter oa = cold night.
,n,, many ehilhng experiences IN spare
,com" In this plainly ba, neatly fur
,.hsi chamber !. snail ba, ample
.,o,e. q bon Of pine WOOD bshind Il. a
r.. hardly pants By 'hs windo~ on an
,.,ily moved .aPPOr, hall dozen To-
,,,.pe.ous bat strong hooks OF pms.
very sosyeaieu, for hanging uP ones
sh,hing oa ~hsn rstiring. and - on.
Bs, ,hs zee thing to the writer ~as
s,u,d inside che ~ood-boS. rhs paper
bas. broash, from The grocer bad been
,,,..,,,d. sal sous of these. holdiag oae
1t.o quarts. -srs allied With sha'ing..
s,,. q sod and chips. and the oPsn snd'
,...,sl ,ossthsr. o. tied ~i'h q eii Of
,.r,.8. - oa ihis cold morning u as
osl, NECESSARY 70 sP'ins cat Of eed. place
sss u ,he.s allied bags IN the stove. .ihro~
.sts- sticks q ~oo1. touch match 10
t,s snd % The bag. and bach - ssd again
al done in lss. ,hAn . minute. In
su.k time = ~arn ron as rsady Zoe
dressing IN sstirs comfort. A dAik en-
.mslrd ksiile 90 ne stove. toant ready
slei. soon changed the temperature of The
h,lf frozen ~aisr IN the pitcher and sash
ta..a. Before leaving aid room. ~e
-rois ihi. ten. partly IN gratitude. but
-srs 90 the benefit oftiiy houssksPers.
- desire coassaieni node % keeping
l.,ihsss b. ehambsr. Or elsewhere
-,hoa, ,hs usual litter -An0rcaH A.. |
frrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Tm IxroRrASr PoISr.-''It's = re-
msrksble case. said doctor to brother
physician, the latter jus, entering the pro.
fession.
my experience, Of course, is not large,
returned the young man. modesily. "bu,
quite agree with you. doctor Il certainly
is remarkable case, and one Of great in.
,eres, to the profession. Do you think VI
will be able to save the patient.' y
"Save the patients" exclaimed the
first speaker" no. I'VE won't be able Il
save the patient. but we ~ill have post
morsem examination, and that is Of much
more importance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

A correspondent Of the AroostoOk Re.
publican tells Of an amusing Circumstances
in the courtroom in Bangor the Otherday.
One Of the witnesses was examining H..
fls for the purpose Of Identification, and
be happened to pcin, the muzzle toward
Judge Peters who "a, close by the box.
"Mr. Attorney" ,aid the Judge with q
ludicrous expression on his face, endeavOr-
ing to ,wi., bis head Ou, range, address
ing the Co. Attorney, "Mr. Attorney l.
presume-er-,here is-er - nothing :
dangerous--er-in that gun ?" "No,
your Honor" responded the Attorney,
while breeze OF laughter swep, through
the courtroom, in which the Judge him.
self heartily joined. The Judge probably
remembered how dangerous "unloaded''
weapons sometimes are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Old bor.s shoes may Be transformed
'a'o pretty picture frames or used simply
~sn OrnNmsu, BY painting -ish the pre-
pared giidins OF covering With TN foil.
u preferred they can Be- covered With
push o' satin. then the Pietur, !. easily
s-ed TO tie bach and . cord can Be at
''sasd TO hang !, uP BY. A horse shoe
aahs over door . quite ornamental and
s@elemsiie Of good luck. though
'asrs has been some diseassioa s 70
'A'eA say a should BE- placed. -isA the
open part up Or do~n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

A patient Ia the Utica. n. H., insane
asylum, became excited last week, bat The
attendants calmed him. The calm was 90
great that his jaw was broken. aud the
coroner IL investigating the ins,ltutlon %
ind who does the calming business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

IH,yE HAD Catsrrh for years In u
worst form Before had used Que bottle
Of Ely's Cream Balm dropping, Into my
throat hal cessei. ptln ani soreness In
my head was removed, A. well a. deafness.
IL gives me Immediate relief f0r cold In
the head Mas J. ID. H,GADoRN, Uulon,
NY Price ID cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

A GREaT SuFFEEER la 1850. Wa.
York. was a great sufferer from dyspepsia,
blll0usuess and kldacy complaint. Four
bottles OF IL. r." At~Oods Bittsrs entire
ly restored him. The true article bears The
signature Of IL. r." Be- not mlsled BY
TIE signature OF one Woo" nor OF one
Moses \. Atwood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

AFrER u-fNG a large number OF prepara.
tlons for Catarrh. have become salts fed
that OF them al Ey's Cream Balm gives
me the most relief I can recommend n
- any one who may have Cstarrh, Cold in
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Easy D. use. Price 80 cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

We feel called upoa 10 preach few gos-
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We want everybody % enjoy al that i
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know that T0mds' Eclscfric on Il an 40
falling and splendid cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29
REGULARS

one OF the strongest proofs Of the value
OF kidney Wort a. a remedy Tor all dlseAs-
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the fact that Il Is used and prescribed BY
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all In all. IL Il the most successful remedy
have ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

ELY's CEEaN BALM has cured me of Ca
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The Rain has no eQnk a. cure FRASN
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finger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

II belong 10 one OF the first families of
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was the reply OF the tailor. "ioar family.
have been Informed, Is always the first
ln asking credit when = new st0rckeeper
starts ln your nelghborh0od.