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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-18
Official Proceedings of the Police Jury of
the Parish of Grant.


COLLAR, La, Oct. g, 1884.
The police jur, met pursuant to
adjournment. Members pfesen'-A.
L Grow. president. Nj. 4 Swafford.
J L. Wilson, Jno. f. Smith, NJ M
gent, d. p. Morris. J. W. Land.
On motion of j T. Wilson
Resoloed, That the president of the
police jury be and be Is hereby au
thorized To appoint committee OF
three to examine ID & Panl's account
against the parish of Grant, and
report on he same
The president appointed rs said
committee j. L. Wilson, M. Nngent
and ID. p. Morris
On motion of ~ E Stafford
Resolved, That The petition, asking
for a change IN the Colfsx and iaiber
" Chapel read So that it will leave
the Pinevilie road at old Bethel and
go by Wiley Futreil's aud james
Sinsa6eld's, intersecting the old road
aear JAS. Sinquield's. be and the
same is hereby adopted
On motion Of J. u. Wilson the
following report Was adopted:
We the commissioners appointed
10 review aud receive the Saddle
bayou bridge, beg leave to report
that We find the bridge built accord
ing 30 contract. This sixth day of
October, 1884. Respectfully sub
mitted, Nj. E. SwAFFoRp,
r. NJ DEAN,
VIM MosELEY.
On motion of Nj e. STAFFORD
Resoioed, That an extension of time
from the 18th of Oct to the first of
November be and the same is hereby
allow ed for the building of bridge
across bayou Darro on the lower
Colfax and Pineville road, and that
the president be and he is hereby
authorized to contract with Jno. A.
Woodward and Jerry Bookman for
the building If the same.
Gu motion of NJ Z. STAFFORD the
following report was adopted and
committee discharged:
To The honorable President and members Of
the police jury Of the parish Of Grant:
Gentlemen We the undersigned,
who we're appointed by the police
jury of the parish of Grant to review
and mark out the public road run
ing from Ada to Greyer's Jerry on
Little river, beg leave to report to
your honorable body that We have
discharged that duty and that said
review, leaving Ada, crossing Gray's
creek al Hatcher's, aud crossing the
old Claiborne road at The sixteen
mile post, crossing Big creek at the
old Britton bridge, intersecting the
hold Colfax and Lacroix Ferry 70 d
near Big Greek chur, b, aud leaving
same just on top. of the hill east of
DIR. Stallings, ruuing direct to Grey
er's ferry Oh Little river. We find
good ground for said road, and one
bridge to he bnilt across Big creek,
the old bridge being down. Hoping
our action will meet yonr approval
and that your committee be dis
charged. respectfully submitted.
Thomas j. WAGNER,
w. p. GUYNEs
On motion Of j. E. Smith the fol
lowing report. was adopted:
We your COMMITTEE beg leave to
report that we lave examined the
accounts of d. 9. Paul aud frd
them correct Amount of account
$203 40. j 4. WILSON,
Nj NuekNr,
: ID p. MORRIS
On motion of j w Land
Resolved, That The president be
and he is hereby authorized tn make
the best possible settlement with D.
Z. Paul for feeding and taking care
If ,,or,ob
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-18

The secretary of the school beard
has kindly furnished u with an itrm-
ized report of the treasurer. which
Will he pnllishetl next week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-18

S-ltle sonr sineS to sh. CHRONICLE
au.s on wsi feel batter .S
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-18

accounts of D. 9. Paul aud fed
them correct Amount of account,
$2O3 40. j 7. WILSON,
NJ NuekNr,
ID. P. MoRRIs
On motion of j. w. Land
Resolved, That The president be
and he is hereby authorized tn make
the best possible settlement with D.
c. Paul for feeding and taking care
OF Grant parish prisoners.
On motion il was resolved that
Steve A. Kimball be removed AZ
overseer on The lower Colfax and
Alexandria river road, TO work from
Colfay to Ben Kraft's, and that r. :.
Cameron I've and he is hereby APP
pointed in his place
Ga motion of j. E Smith the time
of moving The inll ON the soutb -enst
corner of the court house square was
extended from tbs 18th Of October
to the first Of November, 1884.
On motion of j w Loud
Resolved, That Jno c Wmkliffe he
aud he is hereby employed to give
advice when needed and TO attend to
all the business of the police jnry, "a
salary of one hundred and fifty
dollars per annnm; aud he,is hereb,
allowed s31 so for attending tots,e
business 1T the police jury for tie
remainder Of the year l>84.
On motion ef A l. tilnw--
Resoiced, That Celis Strong be aud
she Is hereby paced oh the paupers
list.
On motion the police jury adjourn
ed until Iuesday, = n. ~.
Tnesday morning Q a. m the police
met pursuant to adjournment. Mem
hers present. T.. Wilson, NJ. r.
Swafford, ] W. Land. VI. Nage,t, d
7. Morris aud J. T. Smith. Abs4 nj
4. l.. Grow.
On motion of J w Land Al. r.
Swatlord Was elected president pro
tenn.
On motion of D. P. Morris the
minutes Of Monday were read and
adopted
On motion of u p Morris
Resolved, That Edward Smith, the
son of Levi Smith. be and he is here
by placed on the panpers' list.
On motion Of j. w Land
Resrlced, That Juo. 9 W,ckliff.,
district attorney he Instructed to
collect from e parish of Replies
The amour, OF the-eost paid nv Grant
parish in the case Of the State vs. n.
j. Brown: ami he Is Instructed TO
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-18

SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 80 YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Livery farmer should have a room
weil-lgh,sd. and which can be eomioria-
bly warned. where be can do small jobs
Of repairing tools and harnesses. ia the
days tia, are unfit for ou,.oi door work.
With such room and few simple tools,
he can save many dollar tina, goes to
carpenter. blacksmith. painter and sad
der, and much time spent in visiting
them and waiting their motion. A bench
with a wise. few saws. planes. ehissls,
ana bits Of different sizes. hammer. and
Ratchet. and drawing knife, few boxes
o. nails. screws. bolts and rive,s, roll
OF fine copper wire. avis. thread paints
Of different color aud brushes, With such
other kit as be may think Of as the jobs
are presented. will be Of great assistance
in keeping things in good working order.
ani nea, End tidy in appearance. Such
A ou,h, will furnish useful employment
for men and boys on many rainy or
snowy day. and help the boys to learn
how to do for themselves instead Of be-
ing entirely dependent upon others
An. Cuticatoy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
lilome fAun
DAlRllNu ~ MAINE

II the farmsr. q the State 81 Maine,
Who are not already doing %. will make
daifying a specially. there Is no dOub; in
my mind that they will receive very
much larger profits than by the system
Of husbAndry which nov prevails. but
question arises IN the minds Of many
about the result upon the market, II all
70 % making butter ana cheese prodae-
Ing a specially. Take no alarm. Maine
firmcr. there j. little 10 fear when such
high authority A. the present Secretary Of
he Board Of Agriculture says. 1T 10 a
tact well worthy Of careful consideration.
that While l. !, conceded BY all ,ha, our
State l. especially adapted 10 the prose-
cltiou q this branch Of farming, We are
no, making a. much butter A. our poPu-
iaiioa consumes. aud Of cheese not more
than half our consumption j. sgpPlied
With our osn make" In that light.
o,,r-pfoiaci,a looks Ike very small
" boo"
Again. Mr. Gilbert has aid 20 Frank
hn County farmers. "loi more than one
sixteenth p.u Of ihs batter Consumed 10
Portland n Maine butter. and Vermont
farmer. are called uPoa iosapply che de-
f,ierey their Maine brs,hrca oush, To BE-
.G'Hng ~. oaiy Doe. no, Maine up.
Ply her bone consumption q batter. bu,
uii les so the amount o. cheese ie-
4airsl. sbout di'y pef cent Of which =
bfoaghi from other States under sach
condition. there can Del no danger u over
production loirci. ! believe should
Ma.oc daiym,n doub.s their dairy stock
aai ooalsl, ihe business on some busi.
ar,s principle. ihy would hnd more
I. IN .N. '"...H '"'HH no ""N WI"
er Hac 30 farming Auo'hef particular
. point vi.n.1 Nsi.e farmers, % falc,
may realize uorr fon dairy ''oeS .hoald
no. b, o,cr.o.kol uor di.r,sarded, AID
I that b. OBJ charge tom che oll-iime and
/ iaf.,i,-i,l.a-i custom of che qff-eni ol
mtk.ns mo,i butter ia ihe srasoa q D."
I pf.,.. al u.,u coo markets afs 600 3,
|tlc i.m. 81 year uhen larger prices
ca Del obnirli ard ile markets are not
si.u.d Ttsfe is tui liile demand 10
an tr.irlr 90 batter made ia June and
/ bella ua'I aiaisf. tts fresh mad, sfiiel'
Iboss pf.Gu.i ftrmsr. should inf rm
thsm,s.,r, upaa iae important questions
Of galatiy. quality, and thr demands Of
Oh, markets. anl bel prepared 90 take adj
vsa,tse of c,ey Circumstance iof ih,ii
/ hsrsa, L. q Liromrttn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
MILKING HElFERs LATE

Advise usually goss the rolni' Of ,hc
agricultural press every season. o. The
elect that heifef. w.ih ihsir fri calves
shoald bc niked q. laas ss pos'ib.s.--
claiming that they cary ever shefsafis
the habit o. che fret year. There may
be q gain q truth In this claim, ani che
advice may Sometimes be- god. bai IL Is
often pcrnirioas. A heiief thar has
been giving = moderate amoln' q milk
al summsr may BE- MIXED late ia the
season. n she il vel. "a. aai pisnbly
the late milking may c3ainbais to q
tendency 20 ho.liag oai well bat Ia
the absence Of a Constitutional tendency
IN that direction. the late milking can DO
very Little toward. originating one.
Heller. ~hich have gwen large mes'es
daung the sumnsr ADD fAll have mote
need f1r ret anl recruiting than q pro-
,rac,ed milking 10 further eShau', them.
II they are coming IN the next sPfins.
n they ar, 70 70 huoE ,h, next year,
the aow Of milk may very properly be
hep, up 10 q. high a standard a. il can
well be- We sometimes sce two.year-
oli. with constitution and sigof enough
70 endure proirae,ed milsins without ia-
jars 20 them Ia after life. bat We have
more freqaeaily 'eea hsifes which have
bcca forced by high feeding, TO Pro,rAe,
their milking ior Year Cor the sake Of
making a distinguished record, drop back,
ever af,erwari. among lower grade AMI
mails. never 10 be heard Of again a. great
mixers. Spoiled by too mseh milking,
their frs, season vas their las, a. notable
animal, a, the pail.
Dairymen who have large milk'siving
heifef.. vii fad 10 their advantage no,
70 crowd them too hard. OF too loag, Il
they desire 10 secure a sabsiAntia devel-
opmeni Afterwards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

EItr C.aatD Gnroarr
several ye.r go y'u Published an ar
ti-.r fom ne saying thar tom my O5'er'a-
Con rS'ern.l violence vas ,hs mo', ifr-
O. .atcau.c oftbo'uon-cows heavy With
cal. mounting those that wrrc 10 heat.
hooki1g. jumping. etc., thus breaking
Gle delicate membranes ia ihe womb,
holding itc water, that che calf Goats IN.
Several jersey breeders have thanked me
TO- bringing their attention 20 THIS 9th
er. have l.-t'i Be-. arl ,ad che most
frequent cause % fed, fungus. Infection
by bold. c.c The pot norton eNamina'
i.oa 20 Value Sass. dam q Value Pad,
MAD. by myself proves that che womb
can BE- perforated aai ihe waters ll' cat.
ana no external wound 90 rcmoraloi hair
% ,los ,ls force a.cl Value WAS heavy
WITH calf mol, yt, doe she raa in alarge
yard with q two-ycar od he.ief; she was
well 10 right nc,t morning dead. There
VS. no external mark OF force. | found
rogrl p,rioia,i9n ia iac side Ct the
womb. and The waters Of che womb and
the blood wc'e emp,ied into the Periion-
cal cavity some Will think ihi, was a
simple rlp,,r. q the womb caused BY
labor Il 80, the opening would have been
longer and larger. 10; round AID Of the
s.le o. q horn.
Another pcsi moiiem cxamlnsiion,--
made BY myself, Of a yeafliag heiier. was
sill moru wonderful. and proved that !
am couec, ia deciding o. 20 the cause Of
,be death u Value THIS heiier jumped
out % her PEG, and was hooked byatwo-
year.o,d that wAs battered At the time.
There was no abrasion Of hair or skin,
but back % the night fore shoulder was
found a psriora,ion between The rib'
quart Of blood between the hide and ribs,
and the perieardium, tia, cover. the
heart va ruptared. Death followed Of
course. am yet Of the opinion ,ha,
the mos, is,quen, cause Of sb0r'ion arises
fiom external force. and tia, cows which
are with calf should not be run with
those that are not pregnant. A bad,
hooking, punching COW will destroy half
the calves Of herd II she has a chance.
AID there may be no outside marks to
to show the injury. The above post
moftem examinations prove H.
A. ID. NEwIIL. NJ. ID.
Nee. BrsHswici, NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
MAKE A NOTE ONT

Capt. Cu,tle's frequent Injunction
"when found. make a note ont" should
BE- Needed by all eal,ivators Of the soil.
Each farm and garden has i,s local Pc
euliAri,ie. Of soil. situation and season.
and recoriof time. % sowing and plant.
ing. a. well a. Of riPsnias md harvest
ing. will often be Of gvA, value a.
guide Zoe future operations This fam.
er'. or gardner. 4" los.b,ok, OF diary.
may well b. hep, by the oldes, boy. Who
would thus become interested IN the daily
work. aud acquire the habit Of doing
something At a particular time. Books,
With heading fof each day, OF diaries,
can b. bough, q, small outlay. ~ a
common blank book will answer. Il
may interest the boys 10 kno~ that one
Of the longtime editor. Of ,h. joa'nal.
always aunbuti. hi. coming 10 such
position. TO hi. early practice when boy
on the farm. Of keeping recofi Of eighty
cows, the names Of the animals. all
about them. plAa Of the fields, aud
notes Of whatever va. doae IN them, etc.
This custom iasea'ibly laugh, him TO
pat hi, thoughts on paper, much better
than wriiing "clmPo.iiioa' 10 school.
And biz record books were oaly foolscaP
paper. folded and stitched The opera
tons % each day sholli be- no.cd and
70 make the record morr useful. the pro-
gre.s u The crop, may well BE- recorded
pr example. Il potatoes are planted on
such day. adj 70 the ent'y % ih''. The
time when they break groand, how
hoed or cultivated. manure. seed, when
dss. etc. Sach a book ~.ll be- ell The
mlic valuable Il The weather u ncofded.
aad The readings q The thermometer Al.
sunrss. n,oa and sunset IN noting the
sowing % ICED. etc. state the variety a.
vel a. The qlan,iiy sowa 20 The acre.
Such a rrcord carefully kept, sill be irc-
qaen,ly referred % a. guide Ia the a.
tsre. |, may be u s,ill greater value, II
the coming snd going o. help are pat
/ down. e. veil ss ile various purchase
and sales % animals. implements. ani
tlslf price. -Aa. Agrcafwuf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
~ mlnpIN rEoyEEu

COZ word q. h.dien 10 each Of The FOL
ios.ur sentences. Ia ever case ths hidden
WORT msy b- f'uni By taklng consecutive
letters non oae or note soris. iusi A.
thsy sianf without transposition. These
en- worfs placed iu order NIL form =
proVer1
Literature aui the arts were taught
mi fhr arafrmy.
TIE frurth attitude of tlr clown ~
tgV one arQlauiCt.
D. ~ rch one 'ct heard nom Is so
rxtr1Nagaut as hit
& Oce might bear rIns remarks any
uhrrc Iu thc ha.L
s. Sch "a noN 90 error believe.
san over All London The news u
sprlaiIng
What o. ssys - terribly true.
s. Ihs swell only saw Yesterday
a Hath II unIkc her gn-eidsh brother
OIL fhttr seq rerac on suuify occa-
s.lus
wtCEEn WIZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
HOW To PREVENT MILK FEVER

HOW TO FkkN I'M MlLh fhN BIZ
Oas Of the great enemies Of the dairy
j. milk fever and puerPeral fever They
are very similar and require the same
tea,ment Co.'s too ple,hofic are the
subjects q ,hi, PerPleHing disease. In a
practice Of forty year. do no, remember
one solitary instance Of either disease IN
poo, thin, COW ss,en,y'Per cent. Of
the cases Of all ParIuriiion difficulties oe-
cur among the pe,ted. well-bred. we'll
cared Cor cows Of the well.,o-do farmer.
and dairymsn. Although ] am gener-
ou. feeder myself, and feed all my ami
mails literally. | would much sooner take
the chances with a pootly-eondiiioned
COW than with an oyer-fed. pampered one.
This law hold. good Ia our own species,
As every physician knows. The beet
remedy a. the time Of Parturiiion APP
prosehes. Is 10 keep the bowels open at
All hazards. Ga the very first sign Of
fever give l / pound. sulPha,e Of mage
sia Epson salts and ? OF. Of ground
ginger. Pour three pin,s Of boiling wa
ter on the above and when at about 100
degrees hea, give gradually, a, one dose.
As an important adjunct. draw every par
ticle Of milk from the udder and keep Il
drawn GU, continually. II the bag IL
hot. battle with cold water for half an
hour at time. and often repea,ed.-DR.
wv. HoRNr. ~ Farm Homs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

49, The Squire" says the author OF Tie
4" iioosier schoolmaster, +" "sore Que glass
eye and wig. The glass eye was coz
stsntiy slipping out Of focus. aud The wig
turning around sidcwlse on his head wh~n-
ever he addressed the people OF TIE Fiat
Creek District" Sad spectacle. Psrkers
Hair Balsam preserves and promotes the
growth Of the natural hail. IL also re-
stores the natural color 10 hair which has
faded or become gray. Clean, elegant,
beneficial, highly perfamet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

When potatoes are unstable al a
profit. As one Of your correspondents com
plain. they are with him, Why no, feed
them to his stock, Raw, 10 cold weather,
,sey are sP, to bring on too much loose
ness, and sometimes cause cows and er e.
to sink their young ,abOri). but II boiled
before fed. they are always safe. ard
much more nutritious. know Of no
better feed for winter swine than boiled
or steamed potatoes. mixed up With brap,
shorts. middlings. or a smaller quaint y
Of Indian or other meal. Formerly, VIII n
br eding swine pretty extensively, ] thus
( d potatoes, sugar bee,s and mangolds
TO entire satisfaction and PrOft.-A. b.
ALLEN, an Home Farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

NJ. VI. Dcyercaux % IOnls, Mich, wac =
sight TO behold. lie says II hsd no ac-
ton OF the kidneys and suffered terribly.
Ny legs were a. big ~ my body, And my
body A. big As a barrel. TIE osst doctors
gave me Up. Finally I tried kldnsy.wort
u figr or Eve days a change came. All In
,isht of 20 days was on my feet, and
uoS ! an completely cured. IL was Ger.
isialy ulfsclc.' All druggists keep Nd
-wort which Is pat up both In hqoid
and dry form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
Valuable Farm for Sale

10 Gre nsOof, TIE hone itfm ni iff 1--we T.
W. kinsi~y. crr.i fInI ni an ni 30 affes clltniI
vel dlfifsf lHiH i.s'uFHs 80 ilste. .ti a.
ffou We ~ q n r'.fI rn - foah
cot. 90 a lhf.H rs ni Sod ~ has fHd
wcot rfh nrr urrs rfF HlrH lrf-b Iifir -
running aasT ~ hsn.H IA nifI % p'fsfaatly
and dasly 81 at FL 90 ID .ts a. 90 o. a aeslthy
localities N OsilI- u. Act. az - TIE poor
health Of the sister a ~ dstatc.i, nos occupy
ng the prca l-ss. early ale n fesired, and
slli bs sold 81 q targain. tor ptFticuiars, call
a. The premises on MISS ANNA ktN.Lkl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

We cara book Oh the contributor SENT
.rg thc largest art 1r,i lsi of answers %
the pennies ofth.s week Everything sent
in compe,.i.ou fof CHS pr.fe should bel
marked " For pgrfir Corner ia ih~ oarorp
nDocuar. ant addressed ow n East.
man Fast Slmrer MaIne Toe or,f Is
on -. I'LL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

CAr,RHn -For hiiccn yesfs have been
greatly annoyed with mi. disgusting Dis.
ease. which caused severe pain iE my heal
eoniinual dropping into my throat, AMI
an unpleasant breath. Ny sense ol smell
was much impaired. nv thorough use
Tor slx months 81 Ely'- Cream Balm ! have
overcome Theses troubles cntirsly. J. u.
CasE. Saint Denul, Hotel. Broaiway and
Eleventh Street, New York. Not a llqoid
or srur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

A cure for sprlng fever which works
excellently with . man Is 10 have young
woman with her features concealed BY q
veil, speak 10 him on the street lie will
forget ali about being tired and follow her
miles n necessary 10 catch . glimpse ~
h.r f.ra-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

M,SY PEEsONs In Pittstou are using
klys Cream Balm. Cstarrh Remedy,
with most satisfactory results. lady Il
recovering TIE sense % smell which she
hld noe eujoyed for hfteen years. She
rad given up Der case a. incursbie Mr..
Barber has used Il 10 his family and com
mends II very highly. A Tunkhsnn0ck
lawyer, known % msny Of our readers,
testlaes that be was cured OF partial deaf
ness Plfsfoa. IA careffs. Not n
quit o. snaf fnc.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

ID. o Atsu1i'- R.pier.. bearng he
trsfe msft .-."I F,--gury ihc blood
swing rDw lft fri fIgur % ihc whole
sv.t.m T. ? Atwood Dos never s1ii t.s
'nter,.' to oln Wool nor O. one " 40
pol. b Afuaoi. therefore. s- noe m.sie'
hy t1f.f signatures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

ruE VOLruc BEir Co, NirsiqN, nlcA.,
viii ssli DE-. Dyes. ceisoratei Electro
voltalc Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial f1r thirty day. q mcn young or OLD
who are afflicted with nervous debility
lo.t vitality and kiudrci tfoabie-, gaaran-
te,lng speedy ani complete Restoration 90
health Aui manly yiguf. Address a. above.
y. B.--N0 risk j. Incurred. O., thirty days
trial i allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

wha' a SAVING have made during ihe list
year boz being nv 0Na doctor. Last year
psii DOT SO IS fOr doctors aud their
modlciuei this year paid - Cd for ~
BATTLES or Sulphur Bitters and they have
hep, health In my whole family. They or
the best and pursst medicine ever male
charles king. 80 Trmp', Street. Boston,
NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

80 min In biz scns.s shoe q tuy worth
Ices lnffs ani cliflr powder simply hf.
.tu.e BE- D. rlf up OBJ iIrIf pscks Nifri
fIn's ffrrfrf Clnffi1H Ph-frrs are poi
ap lo snail packs. zoe ar absolutely par,
tni immensely ta.lsh.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

The great uuhnlmiiy Win which dairy
men OF high r,ruiai.on have adopted. lu
prei,rrrcr fp anything eisr. che Improve.
Butter Color made by Wells. richardson
d Co. n Burlington. ". is remarkable
10 shows thst che claims OF initiative col.
ors arr hassle.si wise isiymcn will u.s.
no other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

An eminent Greek scholar says tina,
there does not exist = graduate Of an
American college who can properly arik
the accents b page Of printed Greek.
This undoubtedly i lsmeutAble state Of
Affairs. but then lasi think how much they
knos Of base and foot ball, rowing and
hoxingf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Itcrc - one man. AZ least, In Georgia,
who has reformed. lie bad contracted a
habit % stsy % sut late nights oue hight
lat week lis wife went amer him and
brought him home AZ The end u q shot
gun While The shotgun policy i not
% BE- commented. stlll IL must BE- admit
tci thai q, viii sometimes work great
reform.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

what boots itf" exclaimed pedilCr,
A. he was somewhat summariiy sj-cted 3D.
the once mat. Z" think / see stars" bic
brother cried, a. he was seen, about the
same time. hurrying from The theatre ~ =
similar appliance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Ger reaisrs will notice q new advertise
mcnt. Gov ~ BurEEs. This medicine
Nc have heard spoken Of highly, A. 10 L.
compounded from the rcd aud white ciO-
yer. 10 cortalns great virtues Tor spring
art blood disease. and al that are ailing
should call on our Druggists Tor H.