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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-27

Together with all tunnels, shafts and other
improvements thereon, and all hdisting
works or other buildings and machinery on
the s8me. or appepdant or appurtelant thereto,
and further describsd qS follows, 70 wit:
Beginning at posting: Ion N side OF relyin i!',
First courses. 45o 1Or w. 100 feet to post
No. 2, whence bears Commodore ,tqanel North
421ao west, Metallic shaft s 65h,e'w., Combi-.
nalien SHAFT N 32l}4e' 4. distance about no
feet, y. E. corner Of cabin :, s3e v, distance
Eecond course-N. ~ W. 1850 feet to post
Nd. 9 on Il. boundary RICHMOND claim; thence
along Richmond claim
THlrd course--N. s, & 3. ios feet to N. W.
ssai 9$s e Teeess ssSS psF g. NO Of iss
SO yW, distance lal. feet; thence
Fourth eatfse-N. 450 lO' +, 100 feet to post
| Fifth conrse--s, SIC E. /, 42s feet to post No.
\ 5, whence bears the corner TO sections and
on N. boundary of T. N, X. as E., NJ. d. NJ,
N. 63As, NJ Distance 1913 feet; thence
Sixth course s. 45s 49, W. 100 feet to post
"a Are hss S B n5tis3 & IS aadf appear before
\ the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
lrict of the state Of Nevadae In and for the
The 1th Day OF April, A. D. 1884.
At the Court-soom oil said Court, and to
exhibit then and there proof of their said liens.
j. d. CHANNELL,
Lienholder and Plaintiff,
PRINCESS MILL AND MINING COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK,
CRocKER, CURLER & BOWLER,
Attorneys for Lienholder.
Hawthorne, New, February s, 1884,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
sOUrH PARIS.

The Soaih Paris Dalrylng Association
sold Al auction. on the iih lust' their
cheese factory ald l9,, together with all
the utensils IL vent a. low ngare.
John whitman bli Oh the building aud lot
f5r ISIS. n cost. a fcs years ago, siloo.
:. Porter stearns and :. +. maxim bid on
the tools aud utensils for sco, which cost
originally little rising sl9oo.
VA. Grccnlcaf esq, lost a bunch Of
valuable Keys on the street few days $50
ani las no, been able 20 far 10 get any
trace % them.
The logs are piled high around The saw
mill of l. ;. Billings. lie has nal more
lumber than usual drawn In this winter
A. the shop Of ;. p. Maxim s Sou ihsJ
ars manufacturing large numbers OF q
newly lnvcutci dish.dralncr. AMI working
ou Boston contract for large quantity
of Wlndow.frames.
IA. Porter has just put In handsome
tobacco showcase.
Df / Rounds went 70 AapaIni fie-l'
to visit hi. father who. 10 was reported,
coald live bgt very short time.
Mr Robert Penfold. mlchinlsi =, The q.
+. Il. shop, AZ Gorham. y. H., has moved
bis family - this place. lie will continue
b work a. Gofham.
The shoe factory Of W. A. rockingham
4 Co. started up the past week, ,nd will
soon have their full crew At work.
Two sleighs broken here last Thursday
l.. W Jackson. while speeding bis large
black colt. collldei with another team AMI
demolished one shan; aud shortly after.
wari while Mrs p. A. Thayer and Mrs. A.
NJ. Gcrry were out sleigh-ridlng, ihei'
horse being frightened they refined out In
the snow. were oapsiIed ani broke a shan
rom their sleigh. Luckily, there was NJ
one l1ilrci. JEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
HIS FIRST CAUCUS.
SPEECH on Hos. HANNIBAL HANLIS AT
THE BANGOR REFUBLIcAS CAUcUs.
bangor whSI


Calls were made for Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin and amid tumul,uous applause.
thA, distinguished citizen stepped forward
and spoke as follows:
W. Chairman and FelloW Cfisens
have been = citizen Of your city for
nearly quarter Of = century and this u
the fret political caucus | have ever at
tended here. come to this hall tonight
70 cas-, my ballot for the best man for
Mayor. am proud to have been hers,
and proud TO have assisted by my vote in
the nomination Of man Of such in,egri-
", as Judge Humphrey. We hear Al
times on the stree, aboa, pledges, integ-
rity, ability and honesty are the highest
pledges. Mr.. Humphrey has said be
will enforce all laws for the best interest.
Of the citizens. The assurance Of that Il
in ths man. IL l. an assurance, absolute.
ly. that there will be no expenditures be-
youd appropriations in any Of the depart
menis Underlying this contest are
questions Of great importance.
Every citizen, especially he whose only
capital is his strong right arm. has gres'
interest 10 these subj,es. There Is nov
you know before Congress = free trade
measure looking TO the removal OF th'
duty from lumber. The present duty i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

one dollar per thousand feet, and ! sup
pose ihA, !. fair profit. When this z
removed, the labor that cuts the lumber
the labor ,hA, drives II. the labor that
manufactures il and the farmers who
supply provisions 70 these laborers, all
will have 10 suffer There Is nc, man
IN Bangor who has n0 an interest 10
this industry. They arc ala in'erlocked
m the sstsrhood Of industries that II one
/. struck al inocsis are unfavo,ably AZ
fec,ed No man j. % idio,ic as TO say
,ha, II our rominee should fail Of an
election there would 70 forth from thu.
city 10 Washington shout ihA, would
stimulate the projectors Of the sree trade
business ino Cngress.
Think of the vast wA,srpo~er IN our
state and of the water that It'll goes un'
veSed 20 the ocean. Maine has waier-
power enough TO give employment to
tour million men In running the mAehin'
cry. and our commonwealth Il some day
destined 10 b. great manufacturing
section. II /. wise for the people Of
Bangor IN this day aud hour 90 consider
the evil. which would be brought about
by frcc trade. We ough, 10 speak IN
this municipal ooniesi Ia language 'ha,
eanno, be misunderstood We want 20
pledges save the integrity and ability Of
the nominee. See What Portland, Hal
lowell. l.ewisioa and Rockland have
done. L., us al work with zeal and
,igor. each man doing his whole da,y,
and the election of our worthy nominee
will be assured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
VOLUME III.
Tsr ne pemoerst
DIVORCED.


iausiims ne air l. laden with M scat q
counuc-s hosers
The spring az worn ~ vcruAi lue away
rte opera OF ths hiris In leafy bo~ers
Kius. sweetest music throush the sn'nmsr
tky.
uonief ifdis.cnsion ever COMES
wilma m nssi 81 thosc ssesi singins birds.
n, thsif ar iiluii notes srov eoil and harsh
And loss the melody Of ioying ~of'isf
a .,sms. 10 NE - vcry sad ami strange.
IA rbn.s whorn love has loiuci In closest
tanis
stouif ever lCt t1r sIlkcn fsttsrs brcsk,
~or even sruk 20 cissr tne snrpins stran'is.
We voaii noi taso tender irop.e plan.
And rlacc b. ~ ctiu November blast,
Aud shut inr oui m saniisht day by day,
Etrcct fs bright iaxuriance stiu 10 lesi
Huf yet ths vcry t-niorc.t fover ofan,
rhs love. thsi secmeth oi ne soul part.
d onon IN 20 perish q ncsiecL
AM nut he sgpuiCnrg iu a nicciinE heart
NJ i.is was crst a. ioyoas a. "a biri's
Iusver drvamcd nat -ouovs cioai couh
ioscr
Al nasEinr IN tho rsiionCr of Loves san,
sipped the sweetness frem eAeh rassins
hoar
nai rhcn thr san swung nixncsi In the sky,
whus ysi loves vine o'ornoEci the chal
Ice rim,
indifference. ilss a slowly dropping pai,
rrancl Its bisck sHsios oer each sun
bright ttlnr
ssw the siar of love xro~ pAie AM faini'
Iwatchc.i be- faftrriar ife from day io daY
Al thrragt d1sn sweeping misis OF lara
despair.
ushcli lis issi. eKpiunE rsy
O.. vsIn s,.ght to rccresto sue~,
Tue eoIicn spIend,r of vsnisaei lay.
aas not alchemlsi enough to vrinE
Frnm those Deal sstcs s'sn tle nlniesi faf.
Awr.ici Do unhanosel theirs become
To ore. af once a norsery and wrong.
ID shrlnEIns fan ihe sin 90 soai Involve.
Iweu si11r vrhia ths vine heEerei
hone
Yei uere are thousands vnh al hsafis
sstrAnrs.i.
Beneath co. archinE dome oi yon blue skI,
who.e hopes ue vrcckct uron narrrn
snurc,
whose daily lives ars uui uving lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
POLITICAL REcoLLECrIoNs

POLITICAL RECOLLECfIONs
Eihor Den0crif:
lam now y years old, and I will give
you short sketch ofmy political life since
I was q years old. The hrst Presidential
vote that ever cast was In the contest BE-
tween John q Adams and Andrew Jack
sou. cast my vote for Adams. Aud |
have cast vote a, every Presidential cleo
ton since never was guilty Of casting
a Democratic vote. III live tlll Novem-
Der shall cast my vote for the Republican
candidate, and will here state few OF
my reasons for 20 doing.
In looking over the situation OF oar
Government In 1855 ? and 60 dad that u
wa. about on the verge OF bankruptcy.
Tier credit was from IS 10 30 per cent. be-
low par. And that was not the worst OF
IL Bat Ia 1850 when the Republicans
wrcsted the Government from the hsnds
oG those God-serying Democrats, those
God.servlng Democrats we're not satisfied
with what ruin they had brought on the
County, bui they must organize one OF
the NOS, gigantic rebellIons that any na-
ton ever had 70 deal with. The Repaoll-
cans accepted the situation aud fought
them through q four years war, and were
successful In eonquoriug them, Ma great
loss OF blood and treasure. The Republ-
cans have had control Of the Government
since lscO aud they carried IL through a
gigantic rebellion have restored Is ruined
credit. and the country Is 10 prosperous
condition. And now those righteous Dem
ocrats step up and say TO the people You
must relnstall as, for those cruel Republl'
cans are depressing the poor AMI running
the Country.
Now think TIA, IL would be poor poll
cy for the people OF this Government 10
place them Al the head OF our national AZ.
fairs, unless they wish 10 see the Govern
meui plugged Into the same ruts that Il
vas 10, In 1850 and 90. DO not pretend
70 say or think that the Republican psrty
Il D. rfeci, but We are situated some what a.
the FOX In the brambles was, when he was
surrounded with nles, aud the swallow
klndly offered ~ chase them away. lie
said, by no means, for these are chased
away, there Is more hungry swarm
aud these are slready gorgcd aud !
shall be robbed OF every remaining
drop OF blood In my veins. ! think
n those spsndthiit AMI oppressive
Republicans are chased away, aud those
honest Democrats are placed In control of
the Goyefoment pap. in few years every
teat will be dried up. and the Government
will be obliged 20 issue her bonds aud dis
pose OF them AZ large discount In order
to pay her running expenses. We have
had two Democratic Fusion Governors In
our State which think has convinced the
voters aud the people that II Is not safe 10
trust the affairs OF our State In the hands
OF such men. Therefore think IL IL Slf.
evident that II Is not safe TO trus, our ne
tlonal Affairs In the hands OF the same kint
OF men, aud shall use what little innc
ence have 10 try and prevent IL, and h
September aud November shall cast m,
vote for the Republican candidates, N au
able 10 get TO the polls.
Yours with respect.
North Wo0dstoci, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

An exquisite iraasPArsney may Be
made BY Arranging pressed ferns. grasses
and autumn caves oa q pane q wihdow
glass iay.ag aao'Asf plate of The sane
'-ls over .. aaa b.ading the edge with
nooon' lsa'iag The group imprisoned BE-
tween. Jse gan ,ragscanih on paiting
% 'he binding li is vel 70 secure =
aarro~ s;riP of paper aader the nbb0n.
The bindias should BE- summsd all round
ne sdss o. the frs' pane. and dried. BE-
fore 'hs leaves. ferns, etc. are auAaged F;
iaea i' can Be- neatly folded over the SEC
oaa pane without difksaliy. To form
ne looP ior hanging the transparency.
paste abinding o. gAllOOa along the edges.
ieavias ,~o-ineh loop frye in the cen
''T, ai,er~Ard 70 Be pulled through lit
is al, in the fnAl binding. These ,rah-
'Pafeneiss may Be either LsDs before q
"indo~. o. Il preferred. secured against
pane IN the sAsh. Ia halls beautiful
effect IS produced BY placing them against
ils s.ds hshts q the ball door"
Ammonia = one Of thOss useful arti-
s.es. good for almost anything. Ahitls
"a sarm water slsans paint. removes al
Tease from dishss. etc; will clean deli.
sa's ace without rubbing; vii clean
aad frsshsn black and d.rk dre-.e.. etc.
II "a alsO an excellent fertilizer fOr plant.
4 should b used sparinsly. ss /, = YER,
powerful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
is7, A. q. Lovsjoy one. i2oi No. Miles
killed half ton Of spring pigs.
q. N. n.

MnroN, March g. -" Right smart
weather mi" says the nan who has been
oat West Yoa are righ, ny friend. roads
an blocked up. and blowing q gale.
Town meeting passed or very quietly.
Even the shlngle machine man was ~
lent.
Mr.. Hannibal Is quite feeble with old
troubles.
A lll,le child OF william Morey had a
paralytlc shock lately.
Mann Brothers have Added a grlsi mill
10 their establishment Yoar correspond
ent was Informed that they groani over
eighty bushels one day recently.
Tell Dolly Dart the pedlcr u. Bradeen
Is allye and was la, seen In these parts
beaded f5r Ramsori
Needaam q Barker, traders AZ Ramfori
Centre. are doing pfospsroas business.
The little STAIR a. Abboits mill has been
adla,tei. 40. struck irst, had the bills
- pay ani got the worst licking.
Thlbbot,s Rand viii start their new
birch mill soon. They are 10 saw lumber
lnto strips for spools.
There has not been q death la The
plantation for a nambcr of monlhs. IL j.
very healthy here. scHihE'
NrwRY.-Mr Trask has several teams
hauling peeled poplar from the Sunday
River Dls,rlc, 10 the cars az Bethel We
understand ,ha, some 500 or 1000 cords viii
b. drawn this winter.
Several % oar young people have Just
gone to school az the Academy AZ Bethel
Among them are Carrie Lane, Mary Pow
er.. Clarence Scarles. Scott Godwln, Mi'
son Bartlett. AMI son OF Woodbury. ki'
gore and from Grafton. Eva McAlllster'
AMI = son and diugh,sr o'Geo Ou', and !
think also Cilntoa Foster
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

E.cpes given BY Mrs. Lincoln a. Boston
Cookiug school

EeC.pcs given BY Mrs.. Linco,n, A. Boston
Cookiug school
glcr CKCsr.
Cook one cup boiled rice In milk enou-h
tfataln mixtarc untl very soft, then Add
little sait. taolesPooafli sugar, . vel
lsaicu ~. foar enoagh . make ihe mix
i1rc a1.1 together. SPrcat on shallow
Jan aiks aud eat it with syrup.
CEEANr ONuErrE
Isoeggs tAb.e-po0ufals milk. sAlt snd
pspqef o. ne tssis Beat egxs slightly,
ro.u aai whites together ati miik and
seas1uag
Have ne omcletts pan hot Hnd vel bat
tsrci an poar NE mixture To- a. 70 cooks
.a tas cotton ralss sith thin broat-olaiet
Sn.,s 81 ths sncooked part can run under.
waca 10 .s So fold over. slip iuto hot
platter snd serve a. oncs.
lake care thaf lt dos no; scOrCh.
E.asAIA BoNNE fnNNE
Bol eggs eo inmates shell, sePArais
yo.Ss ant whites. chop The yoiks qaiis
Co... plii.ng When chopped into the foiiow
.ug salce Met . tablespoonful of oatte'
ss1csPan Ani sofk in tablespoonful
rllr. lgi 10 cook. and SIR In slowly pln'
NJ MA previously heaicd. COOK tiii thick
l,i snoota season with salt and pepper.
Prepare 81 slices % toast, cover eacl
eita the whites 0f eggs anf sauce
ksb ,he yoiks throagh . nne strtinel
over al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

OF every dc-crptlon--alt rheum, r.ug-
worn, letter. scsld head, plmpir., cryslp-
eli.. ani every species Cf skin disease are
not merely trmp ,rsrilY hut rEHHsNtNtLf
car,d by BURDOCk BLOOD BifItks.
H. prescribing this meiiliue as a core i1r
disease. ~ toe blood. w. MAKE ouiy No
reasonable rrquest that thc pat.rut al
sen.ibly. baths snl exercise frequently,
and breathe q plenty % good ffcsn alr aN
of vital Consequence % health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

Scrofala results from a diseased condl.
lion OF tho blooi, and A. tle blood derives
lis sustenancc ffom the stomach aui de-
psuds for IT, parity almost wholly upon
the action of that organ, We claim that
what u = good medicine Tor The stomach
i equally good for The blood and conse'
Qasntly adapted o. scrOfala Certain u i
that BURDOCk BLOOD BirlERs cures
Scrofala. They are not only tne remedy
f0r diseases 0f the stomach, but a perfect
cure for scr0flla, either Internal on extcr'
nal, and All other evils oxlstlng In the
bluof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

Read. ponder. ani pfoi thereby. kemps
Bsissm f1r The Throat aui Llngs - con
cedei by an who have Used DO to excel any
prep.rlii0n In thH market a. a complete
Thr,at AMI L1ng Healer. All person. At
flctei with that dreadful dlsetse-Con'
sqmptlon-wIli n1i speedy relief and IN a
majority OF eases a pertinent cure. TIE
propfletor has authorized A. VI. Gerry %
refund TIE money % any psriy Who has
taken three flurths 0i bottle without Re-
Usf Price i0 cents aud Al Qli trial si1e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

This ola story l. goiag the rounds \
hNyef met Judge Ou the street, and
r,ii.s 10 p.v hin that Difference % which
b. thought hlmself entitled "fO1ng nan.
I ane von - f1r contempt ~ court, salf
tbe rate Jafes. why. Jligc, was The
qnick response, ''ynu ar' n1t ll session.
The Judge drew hlmsef 20 hi- ilI nr'sni'
a. "A replied. "Youug man. this court is a.
ways In session. aui consfglut.y aiWAy'
an object OF contempt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

/ feel very grateful 0f che wonicriai
cures that have been p ripfmei Win hl
Cream Balm. have had Caitrfl ll IT,
worst form Tor the past - years. AM have
used everything could hear o. con-
meuced using thc Cream Balm ani con
slider 10 ths best thing / ever tried. rce
ommeni 10 % ever one ariIctei.-J. u.
KELSEY. 32 Broad s. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

30 ne Hose Nakcg's coinmn.
Ian r,.d "Auni Olive had the courage
- b. ne art auui % speak in the " Hone
MsEsrs Coiamu- ant ! am glsi Too nat
=, ..l.,srs an ssuts~ arr psrmltted "a
e,uv,r.s wlth each other through ne me-
i'um % ne varioas nswspapers % Nc
msuy subjects tAai intercst us
re eflrrcss kintiy iuvl.Cd us - saY
.,m.,h.ug aboui " aos D. econom.fe time
AL strsugth. ant thluk th.s sue'ec'
.,,ui iutsrest every woman especially
t,o.s who have ne care of fasaiiies. The
ss.y housewifs oitea fcels that she has no
tns o. rcai. ant write, aod Improve Der
,sr MAD. a. IL tales all her time o. pro-
,.ls f,r the wants OF her household. and
f a. las large family. aui no help. ne
nav ssy it OF truth. bat ordinarily. ! be-
rs,r erery woman night nat time to rad,
Al east ous hoar. every day. fshe unier-
stood ne ART of cconomizing tine ant
tsen. mauy women gei 80 rrtf toiug Ac.f
work. that they have no disposition 10
reaf svsu f they have the tine Dear,
wesry sisters q. there uot some way That
you migai ave yoar strength 10 ne Or
fuAry roatiuc of daily ufe ant usc ior the
uoolsr parpose of cuit.satlug ne miud-
ihai Immortal pari that l. o. live forever p
ur hoN much vastcr importance this -.
tasn the cars snp'y of these poor perish.
srfc hofes' NJ hut these shouh have
eropsr carc-fof health All strcngth te-
prni ou Be-. bui thai there .. q sapersoun-
dance of carr. strcugih aud tine used Tor
sat Nhica Perisaeia. In thc various te-
psrtmeut. % hoasssifsry. in cookery. and
uors especially in dress. thiuk uo one
Vii tsny
Fof cxsmple.-ws hoasskcePers sPend
80 murh tine in making pes ani Cssr.
salch oaght o. oe suqp.autei oY some
a.ag more heaithfal sni hat rcqaircs
,.ss tine and strgugth 10 preparation. Put
fuss are more easily made than pies. and
frut for dessert l. better than csks. Then
u ircss -aow much tine might b. saved
were t aot f1r 80 many f1unoes. Ani ru'-
fss. and tackIng. snt plating Now ]
an NJ one thai has uo eye for he beali.-
fai. ani woua discard everything pretty
n dress. f1r bclirvc i is our duty to
% make ourselves comciy, but thiuk a ..t-
te less trimming ART embroidery. With
are urf.r,f Coz dress. soud bc glite a.
becomiog aad t1en the line gained couii
be employed In educating the m.ni. and
citing Il flr higher erIoymcnts
Thsrs are vsy many more Ways in
wh.ch hoassWives nay economlte time and
abor-bui these fsw Suggestions are sa'f-
cent Coz this tine. ant hops others al
soon express tasiF views on this su1.cCt,
,nl make some other Suggestions hat
VII benefit al who take an Interest ia tais
'eparineut
Aaai olive sal her gcrAnlam tuis
,lgatod ths winter. ani Inquired ihe
.alss. I hai vcrbeua that baitcd The
ersi % ne season. bui 10 got chilled he
rrsi very cod weather. and 70 onghtsd
Perhaps you lo.t your f1Sers frou The
sane cause. onsn g,i discouraged Try
az b kcep plants thT0ugh The cold win
,er hst ihst l. the tine - enjoy them the
no,t Perhaps someoo,iy nay tel Us Ne
aas Better give then uP, and savc The time
srrn tacm. Cor msntAi cu.tarc and per-
,aps w. saAl Agrse with her. NIFTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

Why. two yeir- ago. ! was Ilst about
crsry and n0 wonder that ms wife ald
chllirsn ware afraid of me. lon just want
% saa.r with neuralgia with no RELIEF A. !
dli until 1 u.ci Sa.pllr Bitcrs Iney
cured me aud now ms wlfe says am Az
meek A. a Lamp -Elin Drra, dHrr'fH
Hlnsf n fIn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

velerlntry surgeons s.i over tle cola.
try are dsrc.ly den1l1c.ng parties wlo
p1t up extra fIrI. packs Df worthless
,rt.h All ssn n nr condition n1w frs.
rhey sy that NirrfmH 'frf'rI 'ln'''.ll
Plu-ifrs afe the only siui bow knpwn iln
are worth ctrrylns bone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

CoNcER~iNo FREr LINE -Congress.
man Dingley was before the congressional
committee OF ways and means Jas, Tues
day 20 protest against the proposition %
pat lime oa the free let. Tie presented
a renoasirance from the lime producers
q Knox colhiy. comprising among The
number. be nii. a good many prominent
democrats in that s'rongly democratic
county. which produced about million
dollars worth q lime in 1850. lie also
presented a remonsifanc- IN behalf of ths
Maine delegation in Coagfcs'. lie
showed tha, after ihc limestone d guar
ried and delivered a. che kiln. the manu-
fsciursr r'quirs ihifiy-ihrce pr cent. oi
labor. and skilled labor a. that, which
ooss the manufacturer IN Maine about
tao dollars a day. while across The bof-
d,r In Canada. men engaged IN The sane
industry are paid ore dollar and iSeniy-
five cents day. II lime D. placed on
the frce lsi the result, be- said would b.
De the destruction of ihc lime industry in
The United States. which !, widely Dis
lnbuied throughout thir'y-onc states IN
Union. New York taking thc lead. Ihs
probability j. that this feature Of ,ho
Mouisoa bll will be reported adversely
upoa by i,c committee Oar congrc'
man j. alive % obi, important iaieresi u
hi. district aad sill cot permit, the lime
duty abolished II Ia hi. power % prevent
f-E1rilnd GafeTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
THE HOME MAKERS COLUMN

sun they come here's another letter
,,lfns a. ho~ 10 economics time and
strength.
The mcrs ws have the better, for We
y, many hats and gro~ better As-
ss.in,ed With each other.
Correspondents ~ill please send Their
o.n nAnes and residence for The benefit
q the editor. though any name o. title
they choose may appear here.
We kOps 10 hear again from 'ho'e Who
have alrsady helped Us. and are sure
sAsr are many more Who ought and VII
yet end a hand
Suppose We discuss the important ''lN
o. Hou.e-clsAaing IN ihe paper a"
Nav oh. Pleas b prompt IN sending
leusr. a. al must b. arranged 'oms
time BEFORE hat date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

Only twelve lawyers hife been elected
% The Connecticut L.gIsituro. Tho rc-
maiuier OF the legal fraternity co. busy on
muficr cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
A H,SDsour F,cr

No one Thing so quickly determines lhe
beauty or ugiioess 0f person a. ne .uf-
face Of che iace--tho skin. A bright clear
skin will make almost any ace htndsouf B
aud without such no ones f-1ilfea. 10
mater how fnciy moulded can oe regafl
ef as attractive BURODck BLOOD
BirTEaS by driving oui Impurities ffom
thc circulation never lal tO urauiiff tic
skiu. Thcy are better than al thr cosmc-
&c. and face powders IN the world. BY
al Drngglsr.
Fosrrn. MrnrRv a Co, Props. Bufi.
TO- Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

A clear. bright np'n ficf SON .l)N .liAs
honest. 4 horse t1.rf 0r burglar srlilm
carries sdch face Burlpck b'opd bIt-
tsrs give. the skin pecuutrly Zoe texture
AMI cietrness They strengthen sol en.
rich The cifcliAfion ali sd eradicate at
rrrnfI1n or lIrmIsh.