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CoLORED FOLKS MEETING.

There was meeting Of the colored ele-
ment held at Union Bethel church last
evening which was large aud enthusiastic.
The object of the meeting was to protest
in q political sense As loyal republicans
against the whites of that party getting all
the pap" 10 the almost utter exclusion OF
the colored voter. They have arrived
at the conclusion at last that
the time has come when the whites OF the
party should give his colored brethren
showing fer his white ally. Speeches were
m ade BY Richard Nelson, colored, who is
editor OF the Galveston Spectator, George
Hawkins, Rev. Armstrong and others.
They want colored representation among
the CLERKS and letter csrriers OF
the posh,tiise and in all
the federal officers. They Will insist on
being represented by full delegation at
the next convention for the nomination Of
president and propose hereafter In elections
national and local 10 have concert OF action
and be unit in fighting for what they
conceive to be their rights. This feeling IL
appears pervades the state.
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POLE MO.

Jumbo left conquer-d-the Engine caved in;
They failed 10 bulge Old Double Lined,
80 jun ordered drawers from The good 10 pIOtO q,
The Toe It's strained powers 10 nd.
But the best order yet that G ancey has got
Came from hl ~ with the seven league boots:
Such Is his stride that cen drawers loose and
wide
His wondrous saliation no'er suits.
This wonderful tramp gave his boo sate-vRmp,
And bet with some modern Aspasla
That with fir running start he could Jump II Ike
dat
From Americas shores into Asia.
So the order he gave, with heart stout and brave
For - span Of the best doub 'e-scated
And not 10 be late sirucs strai 1T for the strait
Where ARA & m 'ntE were almost 60 rplctcd
But he leaped In the DARK, wrong dir .cliou he
took;
w-s lost. aud for DAYS was not found
Some thought he woGld snag on som g cold, bar.
rem crag,
While phil sophers said he was drowned.
But, peace to his Eoul no had struck the
North Pole,
Which went through the seat of his brceches
And when he was found, Double.Seated were
sound
mistaken in fibre or sttchesl
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THEATRICAL.

Rose Eytipge, the celebrated Americas
society actress, will open here with a matt
nee on Saturday next, presenting the great
Union Square theatre success entitled
Felicia" Matinee prices will be ST., rs
and 80 cents.
Professor Pharazyn 10 holding forth In
Gonzales tonight.
The Rose Eytinge advance sale in Austin
y%terday.
Professor o. s. Fowler lectures in Laredo
tonight.
The reserved seat sale for Rose Evtinge
will open NJ 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Price of seats 81 %. Led Astray" is the
bill for Saturday night. Miss Eytinge
created the role OF Armande in this thrilling
drama, and it il enough 10 say that in this
character she has no equal.
Mr.. George c. Min, the tragedian, Was
but u short time ago prDmiu 4ut clergy
man in Chicago. II plays in Br0oslyn
next week, and is expected through here
before e.. close of the regular season.
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MANSTIELD.

MANSFIELD, La, Feb. 4.-lSpecial. j
Court was called at an early hour this
morning and counsel in the jenkins cas-
Immediately proceeded to the argume NJ
agreed upon when court adjourned last
saturday. Speeches were maue on the
part OF the state this evening by only
Two attorneys, District Attorney Hall and
j. Henry Shepherd, both of whom did
themselves great credit in explaining The
law as regards the crime OF murder and
that touching the question OF insanity rs
made by the defense. Attorneys John H..
Scales. q. u. Stuart and n.
O. Elstner, OF Shreveport, spoke
for the defense. Their arguments
we're eloquent. ornate and logical. To-.
morrow Captain w. II. Wise will speak for
the state, and Attorneys Jack aud Bell
make the closing Argument for the defense,
followed bv District Attorney Hall in con-
cu.ion. The cour, room has been CROW ded
TO overlooking all day. Much interest Ia
still manifested In the trial, and may
opinions are advanced a. to the probable
verdict the Jury will render.
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CHIcAso, Feb. Flour dull ana I'M
changed. Wheat, demand fair; opened a
shade higher, but receded IL, then rallied
s TO So and closed S8 higher than Satlr.
day; February, Oh - to % IL; March.
92 So 10 o3 3-S; May, 9s 5-S TO 80 4: Jane,
81 to 81 10; March. No. 2. 9S IL TO 81, Corn
opened firm, advanced IA, receded 3-s to
1.2, advanced again and closed IA to 3 4
higher than Saturday; cash, 50 to so g.
FEBRUARY .523 "a o 90; March, 70 Ia to So 2;
May, So Is to So 3 4; June, 5S 5-S to So 7 s;
wear. Oats quiet and firm; cash. - 8 s 10
80 1-2; Febrnary, 80 3.S to 80 So; March,
80 SIS to 30 rs; April, SO to 80 Is; May,
SO "a to 81 Is. Pork active firm, higher
closed outside ieures, cash. Sli 20 10 81 %;
February, Sl7 o2 / 2 to sly 20; March, SIG %
TO Sl7 IS: MAY, II 20 to Sl7i7 IL; June,
sl7 30 to Sl7 81 IL Lard 10 to 20 higher,
cash, 8 40 to 0 10; February, 065 10 90;
March. $40 to o 50; May, 96l l-2 TO $50.
Bulk meats steady and firm: shoulder,
TBS; short rib, .: short clear, 0 45. Cat le--
Receipts, 800; steady: export, So 40 10 81,
good to choice shipping, 1919 10 $40;
Receipts, 400; unchanged; inferior to
fair, 50 10 TO 81; medium TO good, 81 to
50 80; choice to extra, SO % to 1913. The
Drovers' Journal Liverpool special quotes
American cattle at IL cent lower thao last
week; best II ~ dressed; best sheep, II.
NEW ORLEANS hARkET.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 4 Flour quiet and
steady; family, 81 to $4.25; high grades, So
to So 80. Corn steady with fair demat q;
mixed and white 56 to 81; yellow, IS. Oats
in good demand at A. Corn meal in fair
demand ut lower rates; $3.50. Pork in
good demand and higher; oii Sl7 new,
Sl7 so. Lard steady; tierce, ref ned. 80 4.
Bak meats firmer and scarce; clear rib, ..
Bacon higher aud scarce, shoulders 7 2;
snort clear and clear rio, IL. Hams-Choce
SUGAR cured canvassed, II IL
TO 10 Is. Whiskey steady and
unchan sed. Coffee in good demand; iirmeG
20 cargoes, common to prime, 10 II TO
1873 4; sugar dull aud unchanged; common
TO good common, 4 8 TO g. iair TO fully
fair. 4to53i 4: prime TO choice, 8 / > to
57-s; yellow clarified, 6 "a to I; whit cliri-
fee, Z l.Sto Id grar uiated, 70 "A. do.
iasses quiet and steady: centrifugal, SO:
common, 20 to %; fair, % to IS; prime n
choice, 50 to Is. RIGS quiet and firm; LOU.
sana, ordinary To prime. 45S 10 53.4.
Bran scarce; firm and higher, Sl.15. Cot
ton seed oil-prime crude, 80 to 80 l.2 sum.
mer yellow, AZ % 4S.
Sight on New York, sl.50 per 81 goo
premium; sterling exchange, bankers bills,
4 SO.
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supplementary Washington News.

WAsHIsoros, Feb. <.-Rspresentative
Robinson, Of New York, says in explsna.
ton of his joint resolution intro.
duced to-day, proposing to amend
the constitution 20 as to permit
AN export tax on cotton, that should tue
amen dment be adopted 1t will be followed
by a proposition to fix tax OF / per cent
per pound, which he estimates will bring
an annual revenue to the government OF
$l3,00o,0O0
Captain William. A. Kirkland, commsn.
der OF the receiving ship Colorado, at New
York, has volunteered to command the
Greeley relief expedition and will be as.
signed to that duty.
Seconi-Assistant Post-Master. General
Elmer has resigned to 60 into business at
New York. Henry ID. LYMAN. his success.
or was Elmer's cnief clerk
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A JustihabIe Lynching.

RExpvrLLE. o., Feb. 4.-Peter Clifford, 9
young brakeman on the Ohio Central rail-
rosd, was awakened last Saturday night by
two men, who asked him to come to the
door. He went. As soon as the door was
opened one OF the men nut pistol to his
hresst and fired. Clifford tell into the
arms OF his wife, saying THE Hckeys
have killed me-" and died in n few min
ures. The H'ckeys. Who bear har name.
were arrested, four IN number. including
Joe Reddick, brother-in-law OF Richard
Hickey. Last night . mob OF several hun
dred men, surrounding me Jsli' took hcn-
By, where Hickey was hung, refusing TO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
The Kentucky senatorship

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.-The senatorial situa'
ton Is unchanged. The result Of one bal
lot taken in ioint assembly te-day was;
the remainder scattering. The caucus he
a secret session to. night and discussed the
question of dropping the hindmost candi-
date. No decision was reached and the
caucus adjourned without taking any bal
lot till Tuesday,
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A Cn,xar1iIx NInrd.r

ST. L1Urs, Feb. As the congrega 10 Ia
were leaving Sparta church near Rando ph,
McLean county, Illinois, yesterday Leroy
Smith shot VIM. Thompson, an old and
the left breast, infiictine Mortal wound.
The cause was an old grudge occssioned BY
Thompson refusi0g TO allow Smith his
daughter.
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Fort WORTH.

FoRr WORTH. Feb. 4.-ISpecial.l-o
hundred and sixty calves and one hun.
dred sheep, refrigerated. will be shipped
from this city to New Orleans tomorrow
night.
Several prominent citizens have decided
to form Q company TO run a wooden mill,
and steps are being taken to get up the
atnrk
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A ThirfCaught

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Leon Crsnson charged
with enforcement of $4,000 worth OF
diamonds from Goldsmith Il Kuhl in New
York, wss captured here last Wednesday,
but his arrest was kept qn'et by the police.
Property valued at S1l coo has been fs.
covered and the detectives have hopes OF
securing the remainder. The prisoner has
gone to New York In charge Of the officers.
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Thirty years ago, DR.. Pitcher was manufac-
turing rastOrla IN small Kettle over n stove IN
hi, kitchen. Soon that settle gave way - II
cau'd ON, and finally the cauldrun gave way to
tar Immense steam yfts and busy lofts Of the
present great lahratOry building on Fulton and
New Church streets, New York In one dc.
partmel kent under lock AMI key, my be
found samples Of the mint, seura and other in
gradients TO be used In manufacturing Castpria.
with scales, relOfts aad chemical apparatus
b. which every article y weighed. tested meas
ured and graded. Any artics not M 10 the ex.
act standard OF quality l. rejected. far TO moth.
ing" remarked the sup rintenceni lis the
success Of Casloria, 40 greatly due as 10 It's uni
form quality" Unripe, decsyod or Otherwise
i'm uro oerly cured ingredients are removed from
the building.
Throughout the PREMISES In asserting materl.
al filterng the extracts, filling, corking, label
lug wrapping and boxing the bottles, cutting
uorks, printing directions and the familigr Re-
ceipt Book. keeping the books and shipping the
goods, several hundred men, boys ard girls are
employed. We were Informed that there Is
hardly a train, steamboat express or ocean
steamer leaving New York without being par
tally freis \ ted with this Csstoria. Thus from
small beginnings Peter Cooper with hi. glue POI.
and Samuel Pitcher with his kettle. have not
men the advantage Of undertaking Integrity In
what they undertake, but from the small voices
IN many scattered homes. like distant brook.
lets FORMING the great valley stream, they have
received their praise. and by honest dealings
have Hmnssed fortunes, bv WEIGH they clu d
found institutions, and In a larger sense become
the acknowledged bsncfactors OF mankind
Homer rests not In name, but In the heart;
He's most a man who acts best his part "
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Referring to the above. state that fifteen
days before II was due, / received from the
Texrs Benevolent association, the sum OF
S., 600, amount due on the certificate OF
my deceased wife, Mrs. Catherine N. Cause.
The promptness with which this benef.
cent institution has met it's engagement en-
titles it to my gratitude aud commends it
to the confidence and esteem OF all who
in the event Of death desire 70
provide for their loved ones.
The amount thus secured by the fore.
thought Of my wife, and the liberal terms
of the T. y. l., enables me to educate well
and fit for lifes duties three young daugh-
ters-a task which oiherwis. I could have
but imperfectly. accomplished. Payment
was made to me by the hands Of the agent
Of the association, Mr.. J. II. l.. Hull, q gen.
tleman who knows VII how to perform an
act with genuine feeling and delicacy.
+. A. CAUSE.
-Taxas Patron
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Ord's Place makes no pretensions, II is all
truth. 1t Is supplied with the best brands
of WHISKY. the finest wines, the purest liq'
nors and the choicest cigars. No. liz La
mar street; Frank Cauthorn manager.
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For REM.

FOR RENT-A NICE NEW HOUSE OF FoUE
L rooms and = han southwest corner Portland
sud pscahontas streets Apply 10 MURPHY
& BOLANZ feb5n
NOR RENr-ROONs FOR RENT. APPLY
II - G.. ". grove, lorthwest corner lIar-
wood and Conmetcc feb5 &C
I,oR RENT-THE eECOND STORY 'FRONT.'
j. irg Elm street q the old Masalis building.
rece tly occupied h- II nStabe Boot and shoe
company: sZ- so by o feet . IL years lease
Ap ly ,oJ ;, ROGERS, Secretary, at Blanken-
IsoR REST-Two SNAIL HOUSES BLOCK
L No 36i Columbia aud MsrKet streets. APP
ply TO GEORGE l.. CAssELL, 5i4 Commerce
street feh23t
ruRNTsHEO ROOM 10 RENT WITH BOA RD
| at 4e7 Live Oak street. refer nee required.
TOR RENTING NICELY. FURNISHED
L rooms wi bOari. within two m mites walk
OF the postofiice. 3l5 Akard street corner Jack
son feh3-2t
NOR kENr-sEVERNL PiANUs AT c. II.
II kDwARD', - nnd ~ Main =. lan2s-st
FOR RENr-A SMALL cor AGE WITH q
rooms Al l4O7 Commerce street. Apply TO i21l
Main street an29t1
stR RFNTOR FOR SALE--A GOOD PIANO.
| Apply at ONE at 80 Ross avenue. JAMS
~OR RkNr-fWo NICE FURNISHED
lppiv to T. ELLINGTON. decao-tf
NOR RENT-O> JANU,hY Isl. THk two
\ stofe rooms os rs and 727 Main stroe0
| now occupied uy Edwards' nusie store ApDlv
| 70 City National bank. ese-&
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NO. 6O5 Main Street.

confess or deny the murder. Reddick wrs
also strung up, but the rope broke and no
protested his innocence and begged so
hard that the crowd spared him for lIlal.
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Texas Patron.

The ladies' and gentlemen who have
kindly consented to assist at the entertain.
ment for the benefit OF the Library Associ
alton, sill please meet at Mayors hall
Elm street, Thursday evening, ct 1880
sharp.
Feb. 4th. Hvssv J. FREES.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
SO cents and 81. Sold by W. ii. Patterson
A Co.
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1t was reported on the streets at a late
hour last night that dead man had been
found in East Dallss, but after q deal oil
walking and diligent inquiry 1t proved to
be only Mexican dead drunk.
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Professor w. II. Hartley has len q re-
sponsihle agent behind him in the name Of
J. w. Dixon, who will dispense his msdi-
cnes u the public a. $50 Elm street and
the public may rely on his medicines be-
ing the genuine South America cure, and
the cut and signature will sppesr on every
bottle. Sub agents wanted.
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SS,OOOl

CROCKETT, AUsroN County. Texas, jan
%, lss4.-Rsc&ved of Il. b. Parrot, bust.
nest manager Texas Benevolent Associa.
ton" five thousand dollars $4,000, pay.
ment in full. under Certificate No. 4,72J,
terminated by death of Mrs. Catherine n.
Gsnse. (SignedI y. A. CAUSE.
Witness Albert A. Aldrich, j. Il. Downes
I II Wooterp.
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burned to Death.

GAIuroLrs, o., Feb. 4.-The wife and
,;,sle dauehrer Of Morgan Martin, farmer
living four miles rom here, were burned 10
tbeir dwelling Saturday. IL 10 supposed
the vife's caught IRE and hrsd the build
ing.
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Scott's Electric
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch &
Baldwin, $40 Main street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
With board, at Silver Moon restaurant,
Elm Street.
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Ladies' hate bought direct rom the factc-
ries and prices are very low at Mrs. K.
Chestnuts, Elm stree, merit IN Grams.
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper, cleaner and better than wood o.
coal, ct % per ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

you ," And he says. I'll remember. re-
member" and looks away from her face.
| thinks. myself. he mus, be an cd beau
Of hers. sees EN- together heap. you
know. bringing In the tea things. and the
lamps, and po,,ering "round-'
"A, the keyhole," laughed John.
"And I've never found EN- love max.
ing once. though steps quie, like, John,
as you know. and il isn't like opening a
door to push the Por,iere aside
/, was toward night, one summer day.
that Miss Prae. looking on, on the lawn,
where the shadows Of the leaves were
dancing, saw Mr. Miller-no unusual
sigh,-ooming toward her door. lie had
been out Of town a whole week on busi-
ness Bridge, bad oonhded - Jane that
he had gone away suddin, after tel.
egraph In yaller wrapper come for him.
ba, he had been Al home several days
wi,hoa, dArkening. or. 10 express her feel
ing. better, eliminating Miss Pmes
door. Naturally she wondered what bis
errand had been II he bad had a call TO
leave the parish and a, ,ha, thought her
heart stood still.
"Yoa have been away" she said. after
the first greeting.
EYES. hope you did no, suffer from
an invasion Of young Miller' dauns my
absence"
eve met. bu, Ne missed you. she ad-
mi,,ej. II hops yoar vacation ~'' a
rssi and recreation TO YOU.
my journey was no, = pleasure uiP.
pue" he sail. MY wife died sudden
ly A. the asylum on the j'h oi The
month
"Your wife q" gNsped Mis- Pfue.
..Yoar wife -died- on the jih Of the
month | though, --Ausiin-Mf Nil
lsr-I though, she hal been dead years
and years
IL ,houshi yoa knew." he returned. Il
supposed every body had heard q Il; u
wGs too sAl a story 20 rcheAfse often or
necdlessly. II wAs in all the dsilies AZ
the time. loa must have been AbfoAi
thea Amy Wa In her cradle when Let
~ lef, me-elopsd wiih her music tea.
cher. Two yeArs ago she went 10 the
asylum mad a. Hamlet. Pfae. ffue'
be cred. "do yoo think | have hidden
anything from you i no, the loss Of
Gfi-en years of happiness enough Shall
her ghos, divide us siill p
"Ani have been loving another Won
an. husband al this time. she aid.
moving away from him. Heaven oaly
knows boz fI her Puritan conscience
would have CARED her. bat just then
Jane burst IN the room crying
"ll's little Ton Millef-tae peacock
fell into the river, and Tom jumped 10 20
save him-And the birds sAic--bui Tom
the cramp took him Johns brought
him up the bank
And thea Jane faiaiei away. IL Sas
hour. before consciousness returned 10
Master Tom. and weeks before the roof
Of The Films could b. exchanged for that
of The parsonage. owing 10 fever which
succeeded Me Miller and Mise Prae
passed many a ~Ai-hful nigh; a. bis bed
side. and many day Of ,iekening dread
bat Il was year and better before Mi''
Hildre,h could forgive hcrself fof hav.
ing loved another womAn's husband and
before wedding which had been belaisd
ff,een ysars took place a. The Elms.--
TIE Coliusf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

A BUSINESS NoxiSArIos.-The success
OF Mr.. Blaine's friends st Chicago was due
In no small degree 10 the fact that he rep
resented more distinctly than any other
candidate the old-fAshioned. aggressive
and uncompromisipg Republicanism which
fought the Democracy without asking or
giving quarter, and when IL got the power
rewarded Its friends and pupished ia enc
niles q every turn, which declared for TO.
tatiou In once, demanded a its onice.
holders that they should be xealous and
liberal In helping II keep on top, and put
the honors and enolumenn In is gin
where they would do the most good, which
In q word, did political business on bust
ness principles. s.-hdnehesfer (N H) Mr.
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THE FOX AND THE HEN
A FAnLE WITH MANY MoRsIs.

"Hos big brood shall you have this
year, madam, ," said the Fox - the Hen,
one cold winter evening in the barn-ysri.
What's iha, to you ;" said the Hen
TO the Fox.
"Sapper =" replied the Fox, promptly.
"well. ldon't know" said the Hen.
in reply; II may have ten; but never
count Wy chickens before they are hatch
ed"
"Qaiie right" said the Fox, "neither
do | and. as hen ia the present is
worth ten chickens in the future will
eat you now" SO saying, he carried
h er of.
The next morning the farmer. seeing
the tracks Of the Fox in the snow, took
his gun and went out and shot him.
"Alas :" said the Fox. II should have
waited for the ten chickens T; there Is no
snow in summer ,ime."-from "the 81
Nicholas Almanac" By Royal and Barr
Hill, an 81. Nicholas for January.
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IuT IEf UHhOs !
UNCERTAINTY.

A ais o,rhaars my u's and spfva'is Afound,
AL dsrknefs comes snd SAYS ia heavy
Cinlfs
Aul hrps lao Noats dove uo rcsi has tpnnds
Whne pa.nf1i foar my wcASiing heart en-
slrcuis,
a chnl IH.f rises ln ms aching throat
ur ruise beats 4lIcs AM an my mini -
wro1s,
Ihaie u.e uorii. mysrif Art an ~ throns'
Anista p.,or song bir'i without q note.
al fr.fh. anI trufh A. dark ~ dcsth nay ~,
Are prr r'crahie 90 MS uncertain state
rne piscs o. kno~n AL ysi cannot 80,
Nrd ar the ugti 2 scarce ~iih paiiencs
~aH
AL ruuni lau b.lul sni drive ths utisi away
Ani u.tar ia tse hrighi ani seeing day'
Wu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

Allow a cough % run until II gets be-
yond the reach OF medicine. They often
sav. oh. Il will wear away. bat In most
cases Il wears them away. Gould they b.
Induced % Try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam. which We sell on a
po.itlve guarantee 30 cure. they would I'm.
me,iia,ely sec the excellent effect after TAX
ing the first dose. Price i0c. and slpO.
Trial size free.
Respectfully, A. NJ. Gerry, 80. faris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

There II but one best color Tor butter
and that i Wells, Richardson Cos. I'm
proved Butter Color, 40 candid inyestga'
Tor doubts IL Is the best butter color IN
the world Is free from sediment or impar'
lty. always ready for instant use. and II
lmparts 20 butter that rich dAndelion yel'
low. without a tlnge Of red, which i The
acme OF deslrAbllity In any butter color.
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Read, ponder aud pronl thereby. kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Il con-
ceded by all who have used u 70 excel any
preparations Ia the market a. q complete
Throat and Lung Healer All persons ar
nicted with that terrible diseAse-Con-
sumptIon-wll md speedy relief, and In a
msloriy OF cases q permanent cure. The
proprietor has authorized A. NJ. Gerry 10
rcfard the money 20 any party who has
taken three -fourths OF bottle without re-
lief Price, 10 cents aud sl.0O-trial Size
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

Aeorrespondent writes VIII you please
inform me when straw hats can be worn
withOu, exciting cOmmentf Certainly.
straw hats can be worn without exciting
comment when worn on the head. But
when they are worn cayorting along The
street In . gale OF wind you must expect a
remark or two.