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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
FOR SALE.


Tor SALE-DOG--THOB RED
: IIish setter puppies full pedigree, strong and
healthy. ready 10 dsliveI; $40 each II taken at
once. T.. x. RowLEY. No. Austin street,
Dallas. Texas. may2o-4t
DOR sALE-rwO GOOD DUN, BUGGY OR
H. work horses, 2-horse wagon, almost as
good es new; good 2-seaed buggy; 2 tets OF
bought cheap for cash Cali on K X BAKER.
Division superintendent or @. A. READ, Man
ager Eide Telephone CO. Dallas, Tex. ms1Gtf
E0R SALE-THE HANDSOME TWO.STORY
L residence Of u. G. Oppenhcm, No 1914 En-
way street, LOT C6xis2 or ls2xI32, 10 suit pur-
chaser; water and gas com pete throughout tho
building, and situated In a most desirable neigh.
so pns term asa very easy Apply to MURPHY
EoR SALE BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
= Two now machines and presses, Westlake
q Britton manufacture. for sale cheap Address
WEN. PFOUTs. care Herald Office. ian22n
nor SALE OR RENr-A BEA UTIFUL RES.
street car line and In a very desirable locality.
buggy house and stable on tho place and'a
same street. This Is an sxcelient S Opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent to procure good
home for very little money. The houses have
never been Occupied Address Box 21o. Dallas.
EOR SALE OR RENT = A Ffk6T. CLABe,
8 brand new piano; viii sell on the install:
ment plan. Apply 70 86l Ross avenua feb20H
LOB eALE-HOksE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
bargain By applying 70 9. 4. MAD, Manager
E3E 5xIf@JsE ri siLIzED TABLE s sR5zia
Il u now. Inquire ct Craddock's. apr2o.tf
COR 6ALE-CHRAP-TWO HOUSES AND
lots In central locality, on Wood street.
each house containing. rooms, neatly nnished;
clstsra water. buggy house and stable: Any
one whining pleasant home or Z paying In.
yestment cannot 90 better than call Immediate
y on DOUGLAS 4 DANOvER, Real Estate
Agents.. ia sycamore street: maz:2M
4 Oh SALE-BALOON FUkNlfURM O0N.
L pfisint counter, shelving and loo chest -
good e new, WIN ell very cheap for cash. Ad..
dfoou g.. herald of0oo. spr08
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
A wonIp OF xxrrspRrss.

-
Dallas has not less than one million dol.
Lars worth Of buildings and other inns rove
ments going on ct the present time. There
Il . world Of energy and enterprise IN that
city.-[ryler Democrat.
fHB ouBEH CITY.
Il wss . jolly crowd That LETT Dallas
Wednesday evening, and Ill VIII long re-
member the attention shown them By the
Qdoon City Of north Texas. While Ill
Dallas d TO b thanked, and especially the
iournalists, We cannot refrain from return.
Ing thanks especially 70 hesars. Hall, Ell-
liott, Pf6uts and 6terstt, who neglected
everything slss IN order 70 devote their
whole time 10 their visitors. Had w space
We would like 70 review many eubskantiAl
improvements that are going on IN Dallae.
She doee not make the fuss over Il that
some otheu do, but 10 certainly the coming
olfy.-rMafshall Messenger.
nonB PRooPRnoUs THAI ALL.
We think 70 d not going Too far 10 Ny
that the city Of Dallas shows moro energy,
prosperity and push than any other city IL
Iox6s. There IL an immonse amount Of
capital there. end L Il being most literally
used b. . nboFal-minded and public
spirited people u building up city which
d now end vill continue 70 Be more end
mere Ne pride Il north Toxes, and q The
entire etate. We have reoontly he'd fall %.
uostlnlty = k1eg Nhsrsef " speak. 81
q; s;ss 4 8: s; 81 s:,' 5 = ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

ADVANTAGEOUS IN DYbPHPsIA.
DR.. q. " Dorsey, Piqua, Ohio. says: II
have used IL IN dyspepsia with very marked
benefit. II there is deficiency of acid in the
stomach, nothing affords more relief, while
the action on the nervous system is de.
oldedly beneficial"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

w ligence desires situation M COPY let;
writes a fair hand and good wages required.
Address l.. ID Herald office ma1S.4t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

lGIANTKp-THE TEXAS END0 INVENT
w Association will give good and profitable
en- pl0yment 70 experienced insurance solicitors.
Address A, NJ. HALL. Secretary. 7cS Main
street Dallas Texas. ma17'Im
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

Tn best smoking tobsoc, is .Lttsl
Joker.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

WANTED CANVAssE Rs WANTED; GOOD
w man can make from % to $40 per day. Call
at 100 Elm street. Dallas. Texas. ma20. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

,hAE1ED-A PHYSICIANS COOK, WHO
w will also wash and iron, In q ANAL family:
good wages will be paid 70 enc fully competent.
Apply at 10 Diva street maSf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

yxy NTEp-A GOOD WHITE SERVANT TO
w 0 tho work for y family OF two. Address
Mrs.. Il. W LEWIS, Terrell. Texas ma2l.2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21

M1NTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK
w for country ho.ol; also 10Y or girl To v alt
on table: good wages TO tho right parties. APP
ply 70 JOIN J. VBsIAN. Proprietor Hotel.
kopperl. Bosque county, Texas, or Office Of
this paper. may21-u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
ErNNY YERpICTs.

A Kansas jury gave the following 'er-
die, in the case where man died in q
state of intoxicaiion Death by hang.
ins-roand a rum shop"
An Indiana jury recently returned a
written verdict Of "Blode TO Pece' bi the
bilef busiin.'
"Jary" aid weaiern Judge. you
kin 70 AID fnd verdict. lfyoa can,
ind one Of your oEn. &c, the one
the las, jury used. The jury re-
turned a verde, Of suicide in the ninth
degree"
A Rhode Island jury were debating on
. hog case involving seven dollars, and
then came in, found the hog guilty. and
recommended both plaintiff and defend
al, the mercy Of the court.
A Pekin, Illinois, cOroner's jury ren-
dered q very singular verdict, tina, a mar
whose body wa, found in the river came
to his death by blow on the head
which was given before or afier drown
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
AsINs GRIEVANCE AGAINST Az.
RIGA.

Al lee. keeper of New York laun-
dry. bad Joseph Titus. a eolorsd porter
arrested Wednesday Al lee told this
story a, The Tombs.
About ten O'Clock on Tuesday night
| vas walking on ll6,h street, when the
prisoner yelled, Ching, Chang China
man = and other bad names. Then he
struck me. and my lip bled."
"whA, were the bad names - Justice
Powers asked.
"'Ching. Chang, ChinAman. No
busines. in Meliosn oOun,ly.' and other
bad names"
Titus said II was coming from
church whea met the Chinese. said
% the ladies. There j. Ching. Chang.
Chinaman The Chinese came up and
slapped me oa The fAse. | said. Go way.
chile. OF rll 'nihilA,e ye. Judge, II ]
struck him. you don, think he d be here
I didn', strike hin. ! only sAid ! would
strike Il he slapped me again"
Justice Powers discharged Titus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
VOLUME Ill.
A rRANPs VIEWS


.vtor nr.rcu.Nr. srArr LECTURER
ono,
UNIV
msy bc a druukart. an iiier. tfainp-
im surs you we'll think 'o 20 ''"N a. ne
noe
o. once sAs dressed a. p 90 at'-- 'o-e.p'
A. al 'ts Lo''i' 'sa' o. |. mao oa ny '''"
~, ''''''.- -, =. -. -.
% yours.
naf nos I'm a. outcksi. alone la the earth.
ny roof hsavsn. dome. ana my home al
oai doars-
Wat brousii ne to this'-~hy, m 's'h o.
irinki
Coii uaisf lont marler oar children AM
vivcs
>or drive soncr ucn oui of snnsliny non'''
II 30 ant 10 seal sni 90 tramp al their
lives
ru,y uaa an sies,ion -nsrs uved one day,
To icci.is a. D. ~hcsiher of no a saloon
-, 7. ~, ", y, =. -. =, ~. .', -, ,.,,
Dsacon uro.n male speeea on ,hs matter,
aad saii
"A tavern ~su raa a.. a help 10 me to~a.
urInEInr trafs frora au the country arcuni,
Ass ~ sopsi shal ths reoris wouii vote n
oorn ,
:, i'''''i ,'.i - . - -
~ ne nan No NAs fea.' ~
Ani ~ money i'f license ~eaii pay nA'' our
eepi. .,.
Ani hed vote ilf ID tavern ne N-''
eois sracc
o., ~, ..t, A, ,...,ff r,e ta.ino.s
--.t.
a. -. ,,.,, f,.s ~ i,sitir,ais trade
a. =, - tnr h.raf. uerr cnuntei that
nirht
ras guesiiuu - c.rriei- AL ~ ncsn.'
vas pai1
rte tavern ~ opcnsai. ani an of us vcni
To ne ~hoass ~armiug. 81 ii vas oAiie'l IN
tas PAPER
40 charros vore male. AM vc irsnk pr't1
me-.
Ani tlc suf male us cni soins "'i''i'-'
capcrs
tn tr..ie uani ap fasi. AL 'ne peopie ~si'
r'rasfi
AnI IusInrss lonkei nrifrf tlan INf many
year
pa scni bone enc uishi and tne cheeN o'
ms Nh'
va A. pale a. ne deaiH' ana On i q '''
-. A., ,....i. -,. r,,.f. .,f cave hrr ataik.
a. .,.-n.-..,..i "a, ,ts .nouii noi iook ukc
one fra1
nu, 49, ,o,i - ne ssaro.i thai t ,oaiinr bs
tefn..f
A. ions A. oar al'p'.fl -a' '.ni.S q
u vns iFic-'l' l''ii.'n 'I'-, . :, ~.
ia nae me- i' saw - '',l
ib.i eafas.i' ~nfn s'.,t 'n.s :.
Nn,en ua' noi 'e'l o''''' '' '-' ''' "
nui vhr trl n auf Nv trsle ~ soon kl'ei-
A druukar.i L. ri fnr no tuslness of tol,
NJ uIfc ans ny uaby rre~ paicI. All soon
i'lni 80 -'I, a.. -. p. =, ~. ,.,.., -,
- 49, -, -, ,..,,th.i,omy n.m,.
- -. -, me 4, ,.o.f.
-,-l-.. - -, =. NV -,s, sia ne
..--
,raErrn 10 ussru. o. anAAr 'a'.n''' ''i '-'
iitr io-n' 49,,
na.ias.. 'os men -ao n'a'' sary a. - ...a /. .
''' --,t -.
'thsy rsiaof ine mon'y ilN' 'n'-'' ~ '''
hrcai
nus,as,. 'or iaises ans iariss an iai.sr,,
hasiness tar vampires = no ''''n ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

plaintiff il true suppose be Is as bad and
unworthy as you have painted him who
made you the rbiisr Of public moral'.
the censor Of private conduct | KEEP,
,hiaking of that Finally my friends
we heard fou ohtnnei. by irhu-
enc, snd good behavior, The frceiln OF
the corridor listened - the complaints
Of prisoners who came 20 pour their tales
into my ears, and to draw upon the legal
knowlcdge | had obtained when studied
little law Well. in nine days | got
oai--Pardoned Ba, ! never edited
paper in the same way Afterwards. The
experience had ,aush, me ,hA, the stars
nigh, possibly resolve in their orbits
without my assistance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
THAT LAwYER'S ADVICE

81 havn't ss, cat 70 tell you everything
,na, made me think Of getting devorce
from John. Cor wiser folks than vel tel
you there's some things bes, covered uP
and never spoken o.
1T al began when the children died
-,ha, sad sammnf when the three little
things we're carried cut q our home 10
one week. They lef such an awful
darkness aad loaeliness behind them that
perhaps !, wls no wondsr John turned
away from IL. for men Ike to shake OF
thiags. instead Of brooding over them a.
we women DO. lfIhAd tried to brighten
Up {. bii. il nigh, have been different
bu, the gloom in my hear, ~As 80 heavy
that had NJ eyes for Any,hias until u
bad gone = long. long time. and ! could
n, help noticing ho- diHerea, from his
old eli Joha ~As getting 10 Be.
perhaps III had been more patient
anA tofbearing. nigh, have ~oa him
back. Bat ii made me feel 30 bard and
bitter 10 think be could Be unkind to me-
that I didn't Try. For when the little
one. died. be had sAid tia, the loss must
oaly bring Us nearer to each other. And
now-Ah met was such a shock to
6nd that Jokn could DO wrong. and Keep
doing wrong. that Only felt fierce ar
rsr toward him and showed IL.
80 things gOs worse and worse, ''h
settled do~s 10 = dreary feeling that
didn', care Soc anyshing, and John. ~eo
had loved me %. almost worse than
sone-tboagh that seemed dreadful
thing % say.
"And At last ,Ook = notion 10 20
back 10 fathers. thought I'd see how
John would take IL. II he saw could
leave him. had never, you see, given
up the hope tha, some time be might
come back TO himself. and TO me, and
that -e nigh, Be happy together Aeain
/ thought he'd soon be coming after me
With promises 70 do better.
4" So one day packed my trunk, and
Isf everything in order, and wen, home
unbesnown TO John. looked for him
within a week. but the week wen, BY,
and then another. and another. ] ws'
determined 1 would stand il out as lons
.s he would. fused to hear about him
.omeiimes-foIks said he was working
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
DOING THE SQUARE THING BY
HIM.

In the Chicago police court the de-
fendani IN case of assault, and battery
aid
Ye.. | licked him. and al lick him
again And | can lick any man in this
room who says didn', do night
The justice wiped 'ymPA'h''ins
tear from his eye. said he guessed the
wrong man bad been arrested, gave The
constable a five dollar note. said 'he ae-
cused wa, discharged. and asked the Of
dcer TO esooi, the wronged man around to
Mike McDonAlds and do the fair thing
by him. -Chleago T,lsgram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
IMPRoMPTI

Las, Friday during the trial Of the
Poland case. says the RocklAnd Opinion,
Nj. Smith. the SienograPher. appeared
With hts face covered with mask. 10
hide the srysipelAs ,hA, bad attacked him
there and the ointment. that had been
employed to relieve H. lie "a, in the
mid., Of the group Of counsel and clients
and a member Of the bar was inspired BY
the ,ish, and produced the following
verse
Cuph AMI Justlcc. both are blind
Atlcast 81 goes she fable,
thus Euei tries % kcephis mini
Unbiassei on biz table.
bot blinkcrs fsn % keep him calm.
iiou close ao e'sr they blind HIN
Mortani AMI Could Al either ear
Ana Fohnis charms behind BIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
SAY. HELLO THERE

"A want 10 ask yoa II Dr. Thoma, Re.
lecirlc Oh will really care deafness as H.
claimed In The ncwspapersf'
"well. you need uot take our word a. %
that write b J. J. Kline, Ashley, Lulerue
Co, Ia. See what be says lie took The
paius % tell as the other day that hls sic
ter.ln-law was cur,d Of detective bearing
~ DR.. Thomas Eclsctric Oh, aud that hs
was using Il flr The same purp0se q very
perceptlble Aivantage.'
swell. that's al right. ss f.r a. IL goes,
but ! want more proof Have you got
anyi7
"A plenty. sir. There q. Rev. Mr Crane
OF Dlukirk, \. 4, free if0m an prildlce,
pro Or con. aud o. honr.t a. the day l.
long ilc says "For deafness aui car.
ache Dr. Thomss Erlcciric OF has done
~oaiers 10 my osr.sln kuosicdss.
lyon blow and brag a good deal aDoat
~ Il.rI such 1.rtfiI remedy f0r ca.
ttrfl i.s easy DulIgl 10 -ay ilrsr
things Who has been cgfei of cataffl ~
Dr fhoms' kciscric Olf
Victor A L0tfr. editor of National
Rccorf. Dausyllie Pa. says 'for catarfh
10 has helped me wonderfully Geo m
Dart, Sac cry, lows, similarly sfiiicied,
.ays. Thomas Eclsctric on relieved me
tlc frsl dose"
"lloid ON That viii 90. That's evidence
enough Tor me. what else i Dr. Thomas
Oil good flrf'
There Isn't a letter medicine ln the
worii for rheumsiism AMI neuralgia and
pr any kIui of an ache, pain or soreness
No Is maichlcss.
BY druggists everywhere. FosIEE. MI
nrEN q Co. Manufacturers, Buffalo. New
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
BIUNDERs IN THE MARRIAGE
SERVICE.

A Hampshire incumbent recently re-
ported some blundsr, he had heard made
in the marriage service BY that class OF
persons who have TO pick up the words
a. bes, they can by hearing them repeat
by others. lie said that in his own par
ish /, was quite the fashion for the man
10 say TO the woman when giving the
ring with my body | thee wash up
aud with all my goods | thee endow. y
He said the women were better up in
,hi. par, Of the service than the men.
one day. however, bride startled him
by promising in wha, she supposed to
be prayer book language. to take her
husband "to ave and to old from
this day fourth, for be,,erer horse fO'
richerer power. in siggerness health, to
love cherries and to bay" What
meaning this exusodinary vow could
have conveyed to her o~n mind the
ineumben, said ], bafiied him to con-
lecture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
PARIS. MAINE. TUESDAY. MARCH II, 1884.

back and opened his door again, and
says
"'Say-bhng al your folks and come
ont &, oar place and "a, strawberries and
cream. viii You
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

nr. Tanner certainly has a great s'om.
ach-sreat because 0f Its strength ani co.
durauce We may err 'n saying That ne
doctor uses Blrilrt B'lDi bnrri, hli ii
h. doss. hi. digestive powers are easily
accounted Tor. BguioCk Blood bltiers ncr..
log standard mcdlcinc, are sold by At
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

ki.sc. are cheap In Penn. llfy IN ,n,
county of Northampton has jast deeiltu
thst they are worth a cent apicce. yoaus
lafy Who testifed In nreach OF promise
suIt that she had been Kissed ~ het r,0t.-
ant lover 10000 times, was pfomp1l
awarded $1,000 They probably estlmAtei
them q, wholesale price, however A. te'
,,il they ought % bring more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

feel very grateful for The wondefia.
cpres that have been performed with klys
cre,m Rtim. have hsi Cattrrh in -
sort rlrm for the past - years, and have
used everything ! could bear oL com
menced uslng the Cresm Balm and ! con
.lder lt The besi thing ever tried. ! rec
nmmeni 10 % CvcrY one amIcicd-j' u.
Kgfsgy. l2 Broad s. y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

The youns mukmau ami his g.rl stool
before the Justice of the Peace. lon takt
thl. mlk-ahem ,-ihIs man lof pliiet or
for worsef thc mlghty nan OF the IA" ~
oulred. The girl said 10 never cnrl to
her before. but she supposed she "oaii ~
tha. wa she reason Why.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

,,orr ursnANps-ro rnr "oiHts
maa =. in gszeral. better pleased
.hsn be has a god dinner upon h'. Ia
BE than when HI. wife speaks Greek -
Siu Joiasoa
is.u.ou -as rishl Idont NSrss 70 AL
IN. solemn do,xunAs % N roasn oia s'Asei
r.tvery much arprove ~hAt one nay q"
rhs ninor u,orsis 81 ne " Vrsa ss'of
,,...,, ...risht Aithourh .ome msn aiors
wisiom m vcnen. an ~''h Vision ''>'
her,
r,.r, l.atoas IN Va uui thlnks iAr uore
ofh. o~n srab thAn o. his spou'sr sfan''
ulsr
ts,s- ths greatest shans in ils.
nat No among ihen cave pe'''''~ ~
s.,uruiss bone. b., a.ss ni. si'e ~.
MAI besf - not cooks ias - W.
shsn
....., - t.,tn b. ne iaiy's t''ss',
.,-.... u',tl. v.ias.i ty the iosinr mats.
- al 90 TON % NI||AH -
.m..isr.. boiled. aui sersed lpon p'A's'
.,-ts 81 r.,i aahiticn nay co1nnAna
- h,.ueuas.is vsrse ne hsrrl waifoo
49, hin.
wtst mortal spouss bui from be- i@lp'l -
wo.is soousr So q ruiiius thsn r'en'
,.-., t.iv- s.spin love vlth Ton or iArf, -
m. a. b. tsIi you such a tsls e. ih''
La hsrcs thc NORA of
a. nof marry
a-.m m.rrvins. taEs year lover a. ae .
.,.-, y.-.- uith ssuuething of the pruie'
r.-l... - rrorrs a ssutineutal uc,iif
uItt passinns strong Ani Arrf filif ~ 49,
ftir.fr .,ui uithln q hunEry bly,
,.rr naa-uot one of Naturc's clois
win h1man fceuaxs wheihef saini or an
urr.
f.irssf perhaps. sin genius irou il' s'''''
d. ari to taks his temper frou his iinnei.
Joux T. saxs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

D.lrymcn often wonder h6w their more
favored competitors get such high prices
s,r butter the year roand 10 Is ~ always
b,ylns A uniform gllt edged article. To
nut lie "gllt edge" on, when the pastures
A. not 40 lt. they u.c Wells, Richardson
ECois Improved Batter Color. livery
sY,ter maker can DO the same. Sold every
wbere ant warranted a. harmless a. sali,
.,t narfrct In operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Why. two years ago. Wa Ilst about
cr,Tg anl no wonder that my wife ani
children were afraid of ne You llsi want
to .ufrr with Neuralgia WITH mo- RELIEF A.
fIt until used Sulphur Bitters. They
cured me and how my wife says ! am A.
mrek A. a lamb -R Iier Dfrs. in'r.fl1
Hnnsr. H0sfI4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Even in the making Of q will
,hcs. little Irish peculisri,ies presen,
themselves ~ give and bequea,h to
nv beloved wife Bridge, the whole OF
my property without; and to my eld-
son Patrick. one-half Of the remainder;
and to Dennis. my youngest con, the
rest. II anything be leh, il may &c,
together with the old cart without wheels,
to nv sincere and aasc,ionate friend
Terence Mccarthy, in sweet Ireland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

4 lawyer was summoned as witness I'm
a certain case. TIE Judge. huliug that
thc witness Was lYing badly, Interrupted
hlm, by saying -' Dlg of yoa to forget
your prOrrssiun f0T a mDmCut and tel us
fhn truth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

"Papa What DO yog expect % give me
f1r a birthday present askci l"ahs
slrl OF hcr father, a well known ponce
court Justice Give yol, sa'd tlc lis-
lice. whose mind was evidently upon some
th.ng else-"Giye you-ll give you ~
rtuufhs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
HOODS SARSAPARiLD

Isa sknfuliypIeparsd compound, eonesn-
trated extract. ~ q procsts fec~iiarty or
o,r.. a the besi remedies of Tie seesi2ble
tlnedom known 10 medical science a. aiiefa-
lives. blood purifiers, diuTe,ies, and tonics-
soid by all druggists fries ~, of sik 100
As C.L HOOD A co. Lowell. M&ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Wasn't your friend drunk The other
nlghtf" asked a man OF lawyer. wei.
would nos swear that De- was but De
seemed o. ho walking up hAl on Level
ground
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

That a g00d deal of tlc suffering ia tl's
world can be avoided by Purchasing Dr.
Thomrf E-fslfr.r OI. suf l.Ilg 10 r.. pr
directions II o. an infa.iio'c cure iof ali
aches. spfains. and piius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A young correspondent cpmp'ains tlAi
there are Too many lawyers in tho coln-
Try" on, no. my boy there aren't 100
many lawyers There arent half enough
clients. that's an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A iaw student think. That tlcfe Is Or.
rible "samoncss' % Blackstone. iils com
panions have been regularly each DAY pat
tlng bis book mark back ~ ihe rage from
which be- started.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

ana rot H., Kemp. Botanic Liver Pills fof
Headache. f1r Bliousurss, Or Torpid LlF-
r. f0r the Complexion. Use up other.
sold by A. N. Gerry, S.. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Tho HfNus' RADICAL CoES REMOVER u q
sure remedy. Anosing this tle propflstors
have always guaranteed TO- AT Iidrugglsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A g0oi.l0oking youug mao has taken
time hy thc f0reiock. iie has already ap.
piled % tlc courts Coz an irIgnctlon pro-
liDiiing the girls from ofrf.ng or sending
him Offers of marriage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

40 m1'lFtff ara uu'fr uIKfIre, bri a conrfn-
traici extract - iae active aIeinai properties
Of rocis. bafks. &C., j. noolb sauapari.a-