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NOTICE.

TO en- wtom these pfcssnts may come, this -
20 ofuis nat tse uniefsiEusi, have this dsy for
a couf.dsIallcn D. me pail, given O. ny MINOR 400
Kills g.. Amest hls ZINE 10 uade ant act 90 him.
sell. I aFTeefuE Dot o. claim any % his rages a.
Ter Tbs cate and hat shall rsy no dshts OF hls
contracting fof any purpose whaiefer.
Nunsss,-s b. efu-os
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ic famlllss % treat nritain enio-rs n -
CANT dressing. fraxrantiy peffamei ~
yorite % fashion- A prugsisfs fof isl'@'
s cfa IN a. = money
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

TaE Bo.,on Sanger steamship Co.
have arranged % run fan band AMI or
ches,ra on each passage % the saamsr
MOast Desert between Rockiani and M
Desert eommenciug JAY 6ih. which with
Oai doubt win ADJ much % the attraction
o. his already POpalE route.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

W. have received a copy OF Hon. Nelson
DiuslsY. is.'. speech on The Bill 10 Reduce
Import DATES aui War Ttrid Taxes Ga
Fsading 10 Ns were particalarly Impressed
with The fact that ~ j. very palus. taking
10 retrug AZ the truth OF the statements
h. makcs. 30 that they may be- depended
upon a. correct. while those who are his
seniors AMI have BEEN 10 Congress many
ysar, are apt q be- quite Wild Ia theirs,
which b. has hsi occasion o. correct
again and again THIS trait l. what gives
a man stability 10 Any caillug. ami u l. not
strange be D. ustsucd b 80 attsuilsely
though he hss been there - short time.
List OF pat mt l.saci 81 Maine inscul.
or or he week ending May 6. reported
Cor rs BY Coombs a Mason. solicitors ~
Patents. BANGOR
" a. savage biushsm. wire cuiiing
machiue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

TnF SsmtAnnuil Meeting Of the Malue
Pedagogical Society will be- held At Rock.
land. May icih ant i5lh An Interesting
programme has hseu arranged. The meet
lngs duribg the DAY viii be held In the
High school Room. and on Friday evening
In The baptist Church. Main Street
Rouud.,rip tickets ior one fare Ca The
X Il. and NJ. C. X Rs. aud the u ".
Boston steamship Co boats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
MARRIED..

10 Pss, Apr % D. Rev. ,. D. CSchfsss, ~
both u Parts.
Ia Oa'afd, Me-, MAJ 4. isst. b. kss
mins.. Mr.. Tee. d wymsa a hiss INA -
90. nlIn % DHllrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

se.sspse sssl,ss bst on the crucial sst Of thlr
~ yesrs szpesisnee throughout Great BIT n ss1
States. is eAss. as 70 Ella wOoLRfcH q CO.
Palmer. Mass.
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Now Advertisements.
DtssoIuftOu.

Dissertations.
Notice 10 hereby given that he partnership here
tof,re xlstias uatsr the arm name ofO II Ma
a.. Co. IL this dag Dissolved b. mutnal COZ
seat. a. Masoa retifiag Tue business VIZ Dc
hsresftsr contacted ~ setn whker, who WI
settle all lab, ities saf collect ali deor eae ssa
on. MASON.
sETH WALKER,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

rHHhsrEEE's oTTiCn. Augusta, MAY Q, -,
trOn ne fniioNIux trsaships o. tfacu q land
not liable 10 D. taNrt In any tosn, The Couafy
ol oxford County, on The eisF.
snth dss Of asFch isi. msds The feiiosinx 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
cArAaRH THIS REMEDY

~ss discovered By its
pfesfut prcpristors.
AMI 10 the fesuti Of
esreFin. nls, bsssd
ulsoa many PEARS en-.
peficnce A. fhsrms
cisfs 10 a uho ID
diferent from All 9th.
er preparafloas ever
useli fnr the.a troah-
80, being perfcc ~
t.rmiess asf s<ress
ble.tdsfing In thess
|fespffs q ~ aftei
eontfsst N the DAN
oEnOIs AID HAHN
'TuL LQUIDs. ssCTfs
sND ca rEkifI>o
Powders Apply ~
me finger iaio the
/. 20 esais Al Drax.
,isiersi
o.. = n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

RifEes rOej for L..
|knls and lnvslIsis.
|The most reliable sub
slIiule, M prseent
known. f1r mothers
Dilk and q sustain
ing. str~nstheniss
1<t fnr fusslisfs n
10 nufrltioas, easily
f'Esstssi and seespt
able 90 the most irri.
table stomach. IL
sUrsrloilty % ether
-inilsr preparedness
RESTS rot only on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

OuoHp. TINT hsnisomo lawyer IA.
been h,ns.os Msy assket.. sol thlak be
q. iust horrlf O., what ! overheard young
lsfy say
Stsycns's priot.ns of-r j, drove w hard.
A. most or our TRADERS afc gctung cat
dodgers A. thc same time Nc Stevens
oashi D. tar, locd p'p'r here Ran-
nlng q local paper L. tae quictcsi an
sur,,t method of disppslag of oaes suf'
Pics r,vcnac knouu
There ar, foriy.tvo looms Boo che wool.
en- mill Al Ncchri.le. e, of them are on
thick eloaklog ~ which they make az
fcfcut klui. Thcre are 81 yards In a
cut ani each cas- w. ghs ~ p,uais ~
looms weave rcp,iaul ~ bialsa gray
color. which MAKE. up pretty 10 isiics
c'oaEs ani uister- Toy make other coz
ors sometimes They AZ Ia'l beginning
o. weave plai c,1akiug. Which u selliog
veil
Fret rsfroit harl bis h,nd quite badly
While a. work To- ihc nyc iillss. iasurci.
David Morse's lani ho hagl q frS scsks
ago Is gaining very slosiJ o. Wa uoi
Insured
4 Norway g.ri proposes hc ni1sing
conundrum "Ifthe mcu Of oxford coun'
~ are 'OXf1ri Resrs. oughi not the latlc.
o. b. caiiei oxford DearsF" wh1 car
tel hrrf
There arc blg flck of All geese ol
Thompson Pond. l. y. riWafi, shot
one Of then. the arst one ever sho, round
his pond NJ EiNaris Is ksru AL
successful hunisr
A family In ihls village. q man ani bis
wife ami four ch.iirrn carnoi -f.estti
IN ihc factory at year
A uavciiag madeleine man from Port
land. Who had male herbs 'or males. AMI
female herbs flr females, tried % sell hl,
"o.I- here. BOT Rattle Sake Ton prick.
81 thc sucker. 80 lard ia,i SIMMER thAi
they will not bite again for isw wears
M. Berthe \. PhIlup.. who has taught
thc East O,fori school ~ long trachcs a.
Raymond Village this sumner :
Panis Sudden ani dcoIiliatlug changes
OF temperature wi,hln week or - have
Developed familiar symptoms of spdug
colds. 10 quite q num1tT OF persons 10
u5i discard thc faithful mlnsr ani over.
coat too cafl5
Agrlcu,tgfisis iu tais lmm liais siclniiy
have hai IN unasaAily favorable opporiau.
49, fof heavy teamlag pi1wlng ,ni bar.
rowing. for q ulmbsr Of day. The soil
h.s dr.ei rapidly unier the cool brcsies,
and ihe temperature has favored The work.
ing OF horses sni oNsa O. aa unasuh eX.
tent, wi;hos, orcfwofking Paris farm
eFs are urgine spriog work % the utmost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

DErNEENNEss CrKED. We cal he a.
isutlon Of oar readers b ne aivefiisnsri
u Golden Specific Co. ofClncinnat., shici
appears in another coiamn. This r,me'f
which eau b. administered vthoui -
knowisige % The patient. has s1fsei 80
derfal curcs. AMI sase'i mauy pefsoos ifoa
drunkAris graves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
LOST.

LOST,
A Profai. sosy Note, dated a. ersf.on, Der 5,
] ~ made by Eaoch Abbott ami Ias<ph y. Brooks,
Cor the sum OF one huniFed And iorty dollars,
payable IN six months vita Interest, 20 Gilbert
I,lsr OF Ordsr. and transferred By 80 VIZ 70
the sabserlbeF, who hath lost The sama. ilis %
forbid any one purchasias ssif note, 90 the pay.
lnsns thsrsof has hesn stopped
Upioa. Ne May q. Issi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

I nv PR0CtSS WITH
Ix ashes .nhoat boillse
he elothns preset
skes In skx uraps.
+, NHITT B0Rn.
tfns Ham ani gDueI NE
Tn % pressed cskes In
san sfaps
l oTNJIsEokr arALs
80 Toisf pufpnsss.
MA. fragrant snd ds
l icious.
uuW To oar rnIf9s.
/ ifyulr EfCcrr does not
|keep q. sad o. hls nsms
snf sdlireas All we viii
sfud you q cake % soap
MASS " a CLIn
|tmons y0ur nien1s fof
" soap. ani 90 VII
pfessnt you ullh an a..
sortc.l bon Ire.
SAWS lOUH MnsFs
AT ~ten yoa have ~.
hail 20 us anf ue vii
|ssnd you q present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

when nine oui % tsu psrsOus ilfiag ~
season have not escaped q cold ~ s9ns
kind i II n b. wondered Al that tsu pefsoa,
Die every hour during The twenty iolf, 50
cousumpiion Prevent This graf noe
tally Al once ~ tskinx Isd~ins Tar Syruf
A. Nolleu'a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

In paying a dollar for q bottle % isi
wins Pihe Tar syrup you receive bon
OF Jaiwin's Qal Nive stomach fl.s. ni
ing Il co.t yOa ouly - cents f1f yoaf Sff
M. Holden kesps them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Ns.arsrs 90 Rlsts shouif seui f1f or tAia
ltsur al Fnrr L.st TIE urlnripsi =. .. kinks
haFs teen flrslthad IL th n sisflais 90 sefe a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

There D. nothing true bat hsaFss
only the creation Ola ircamy writer si.s
the facts bear a. OCT In oar claims ofs.n
Iaiwins Tar syrup gill 40 Il cgr-
C0aghs. Colds. etc. snsctaaliy A ~ n
Jadwin's Qai Viye Pulls goes siih every q
bottle Sold by IlOlien.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
IrvFu. KlpsEr On -rosAca Tsorall

., - ,.'.,.-. ti,f -. 80.
Irregular appstite, sour b. lchlnE. palns 10 -
bacs and heart. yvllos urine. burnlns -
urinafing. clay .colorci stonis. BAL %, ~. p
desire foe work, chllis, levers. iffii. IVY
shitlsh tongue. dry cough. dizzy heal. -
siEht for these trOublrs s.WAlNks flLls
ar q SIRE cure non, ~ fnls, ~ "a.
Cts., for ti' Address. DIX -NaiNh a
soN, fhliA'ia, Pa sold By Druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

TEaFHR,fURs tssf VISA a. -
sunday. l,9 clear Aoniay, a 9 els1
Tuesday. a. .. clear wcinesiay a.;
clear Thursday. - . cioafy frifaY fs
clouty Saturfay, 40 ,, ralu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

We DO not a. fa,e allow ogrsssost
usc our editorial columns - SPEAK N ati
remedy w sdyertlss, tut Ne fesl stfrst
I'll 10 saying q word for Ilooi's Sarsspsr
Ia. Ssrsaparllla has b-sn known A. a
remedial agent for centurle- and l. fecos
n'fcd ~ al schools ~ practice a. q vas
sbie blood puriher. !, i pat ~ 10 igfn,
~ almost innate vsristy, boz Messrs Hoo
a Co Lowell. Mass. J, Who are tn0roari
ly reliable pharmacists, have biz upoa
remedy ~ unusual yalae. Certainly ~
have vouchers u cures which - kn1sn
ke mist eNtraOr,iluary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Ihe symptoms are moisture. lac persrln
tIOn Intense Itching. lncrvasrd By ~crsict..f
very disircssing, particularly AZ nEli sfrts
tns rccfum The private parts are somet 80
affected. M ailo-ed - cuntinue very 49,
results may fOll0s. -sWAiNE~ oiNfhtNI
l. PLEASANT, sure cure. Also, fof tsttsfi lit-'
,alf liheuu. -oalii-licai. lrsipelAs, itfl-l-
Itch. niofches. 81 scaly, crusfy -kin 49,
uun. by mail. 'tts. tfur sl1. Adiress ~
sWAiNg -uN. fhlia. Pa soif bg lfli
wIsfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

The Lac0nic proyerb "Know thyss
wAs the advice u one % 1reece's Early %
osophsrs. II l. iast a. little hee'iei - tsi
A. VIXEN uttered over two thousand yeaft
ago. To KNOW the merit In Jaisin.s Tar
syrup .. % recognize q good family nj.
cine. Al Holdsn's. 80. Paris.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01
WE are gratiied to say tina

WE are gratified to say that
not a single case of smallpox has
been discovered to-day. Two deaths
occurred at the smallpox hospital
last night, namely-Calvin John
son, colored, removed last week
from this city, and Henry Coleman,
colored, removed from the Twelve
Miles Crossing, on the It. and p.
Acknowledgements Times, Feb
ruary Goth.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

CERTIF1cATE-We do hereby GER
tify that we supervise the arrange
ments for all the monthly aud semi
annual drawings Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co.. and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves. and the same are con-
dncted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac similes of
our signatures attached, in it's ad.
vertisements.
6. r. REAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
Applications for rates to clubs
should be made only to the office OF
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly, giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, American
Express Order. New York Exchange
or draft 90 New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
yes on all sums of S. ar upwards
Address, NJ. A. DAUPHlN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters ant
make Money Orders pa, able to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
ALBERT g. SON,
General Agents, Alexandria, La
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

Ar the Democratic dinner in
Boston on the 22d inst. steps were
taken for the organization Of a Dem
ocratic club, after the style of the
Massachusetts,, Middlesex and other
Republican organic Ations. The
club will have a wide membership
and exert large influence.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

-scorr and Hogan, recently
tried at Mansfield for murder, have
been acquitted.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

The Shreveport Times says
that Government Water Guage
at that city is much needed, as
changes in the tide cannot be accu-
rately ascertained from private OBJ
servatiOns.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

-MRs. F. w. Paramore, nee
Nellie Hazeltine, famous belle of
st. Louis, died in that city last
week. She was once the affiancea
Of s. J. Tilden.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

SOLE AGENT GA5sES perfect fit
onnov ELDRlDGE ESTEf SEWING
MACHNE for sale ATTACHMENTS and SUPPLIES for all kind.
attention paid repairing and adjusting
m in % Saving Machines STREET Postofsr
ALEXANDRIA, La. --2""t@
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

EVERY town and city in Tex
as is infested with burglars and
sneak thieves. f
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01
MR., C0NKLING ON THE PREs1'
DENCY.


account Of q recent interview had
with Hon. Roscoe Conkling by
Rev. John Synder, printed in the
St, Louis Globe Democrat, the dis
tinguished ex-leader Of the Stall
warts is reported as saying 81 am
sick of this miserable stuff about
'bosses,' coming from men all over
the country who never did a days
political work in their lives. But
now the Republican party has got
ten rid of its BOSS Every man
who was head taller than his fel-
lows has been killed off. 1t is an
army that has shot its own leaders
in the face of the enemy. Now, l
hope the cranks are satisfied. And
what is the resultf You have lost
the lower house OF Congress, and
that is only the beginning Of your
losses. Of course / have no pres
ent interest in the contest, because
am ont of the whole thing. lam
a Republican and expect to remain
one, but / have no sympathy with
this method Of fighting in a head
less army"
When asked what effect upon the
Democratic prospects for next fall
do you think their divided leader
ship upon the tariff will have, he
replied: "They may have divided
Il. leadership, but they have no divid-
ed army. l have tried in past times
to break through the solid phalanx
of Democratic voters in this State
but never yet found weak place
in their line. No matter what is
sue you spring upon them the rank
and file of the Democratic party
are always ready to march under
" the commands of their acknowledg.
l. ed leaders. There never was such
political organization in any 9TH
er party"
. Being asked how the Republi.
IS cans managed to keep their party
e in such good training as to elect
Garfield, he simply replied: ''Be
yond all question General Grant
J made General Garfield President
of the United States; the Republi
can party would have suffered de
y feat if Grant had sulked in his tent.
e Replying to question as to wha
in his opinion should have been tn
l. attitude of the Republican party ii
a. respect to Tilden and Hayes, h
IS replied: DWELL, it is difficult t.
say, at this late day what woul'
have been a wise and just policy il
8, such an issue. The policy shout
at have been marked with consistenc
Of at least"
" When urged to speak of the fl
ture prospects of his party, he said
Il. 81 am so entirely out of polite
ID myself, and SO ignorant Of part
w. movements, that | am the last pc
OF son in the world to come to wit
such question" 81 am not yer
enthusiastic Republican myself
Ut replied Mr.. Snyder, "but l believ
I'M heartily that the Democratic part
NV will not 60 into power next year, r
matter what candidate they select
"Well, sir" replied Mr.. Conklin'
zee 81 am by no means as sanguin'
of a, d 1 fail to see an intelligent b
,st sis for your expectation. But | pr
~ tend to no knowledge in the ma
=" ter. But mark this, sir; of OF
thing | am cartain in my own min
The Democratic party will ele
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

MICHIGAN will send one thou
sand Knights of Pythias to the pa
rade of that Order in New Orleans
in April.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

The gamblers of Hot Springs,
Ark, have been driven from that
town by a vigilance committee of
citizens. .....r..a . -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

III is reported that Arthur, our
President, has just received from
London one hundred pairs of new
pants of all colors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

The next session of the Lou
isiana Press Association is called
to meet in Shreveport on the 4th of
July next. IL"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-01

WIN. II. Hunt, United States
Minister to Russia, died on the
9th ult.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08
The Cold nj tho south.
SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR IN ATLANTA
THE CtTI1pxc prt tr,fNG THE DISTRESS.

SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR IN ATLANTA
THE CITIZENS RELIEVING THE DISTRESS.
by telegraph to the Dspatch.l
ATLANTA, Ga. January The cold
weather OF last week steadily grew worse
until Friday and Saturday nights, wnen
the mercury touched zero. Such weather
In this latitude il productive OF the most
dreadful consequences among the poor,
who are prepared neither with shelter.
food, or provisions, for such state OF
things. On Saturday 1t was learned that
hundreds Of poor women and children were
budding around their last stick OF wood,
and the Constitution Of Sunday morning
made anappeal to the citizens TO send to the
paper money, provisions, and fuel, which
would be distributed by its business de-
partment. At noon there were gathered
together about so wood wagons and MS
many more rs provision train. Mer-
chants worth hundreds Of thousands. OF
dollars took their places as drivers, each
with wood wagon and 4 provision wagon
under his charge, and started on tour OF
the city, working all day until nightfall.
Some Undesirable scenes OF suffering
were witnessed. All to-day the C0nStitu-
ton office looked more like military sup
ply ucpOt tUiil i newspaper onOt' nun
drcds of sacks OF -four. coffee, and sugar,
sides of meat and hams, and on the
sidewalk cords of wood, were seen, while
the streets were full from morning till
night with people clamorous relief.
The wagon trains also continued at work.
The response OF the merchants to a call for
supplies has been surprising in its liberal
ity. Tonight the weather Is raw and bit
terry cold, yet it is safe TO say there is not
a house or hut in the city where the peo-
pies beneyoepcc has not placed cracking
fire and food for week. The value OF
provisions distributed is between $4,000
and $4,000. No distinction was made in
the distribution in regard to color.
MMDER WEATHER COMING SOUTHWARK.
WASHINGTON, u. c., January THE
weather is moderating very considerably
all over the North. and milder weather is
coming southwark. In Cincinnati the
stood at 10 above to-day.
and in Chicago 10 above. Eight inches OF
snow fell in Memphis to-day. In New
England aud the British possessions the
cold is still intense.