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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
NOTICE. no CONTRACTORS.

NoNICE TO BUILDERS AND orHER5-.A
IN nne lot Of shelving tables, counters, desks
aud many articles too numerous 10 mention, at
No Gil Kim street. Must be sold by May LIST,
1881. Call at once and secure bargain.
apYo7-tf
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8orsford's Acid Phosphate,
As AN APPETIZER.
Dr.. Morris Gibbs, Howard City, Mich,
oayS; ~ am greatly pleased with It as .
fonic: IL d N agreeable and good appeti-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
sTEpurNvILLE.

The hest smoking tobacco rs Little
Joker"
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irThNTEil-A GOOD COOK. APPLY AT
w Mr., W j.. GRIGd., Fsir Ground. or AZ
Oliver K Grlggs npT30.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

iAl ANTkD-BoARU- YOUNG MIN
w desire comfortably furnished room, with
board; c,ntral location preferred Address q,
T.. Herald ofhoe. apr30-St
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

Az ANTkD-AGENTs. ADDREs5 THE ST.
" LOUIS tLE TRIO LAMP GO. IT. Louis
die Power CesperEon ElcGirle lamp. ap2ie&s3l
iATANTED-YOU 10 STOP AT THE NArIOE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

MANTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
W homework In family Of five: good wages.
Apply 10 Mr., Il " CANNON. corner Ross av-
ehiie and Boil street. 0pr3oeodSt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
DIGESTION

r INDSLEY & BRADFORD,
- ATTORNEYS IL COUNCILLORS ATLAW
7S5 Main street tUp-steifs) Dallas, Texas.
Gives special ettcncUl 20 commercial and cor.
lorntion NV IN soto and FEDERAL o,lnrtG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

" Nd HUTHIl. iiFttIfst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
tGnsnaaolD ratio Only okk DOLLAG AND
Ing n brick With three slairways IL caro- OF firG
Located la ili0 bus!scss portion OF the city. only
one square from atrco.-Cnr liue, and ono squs:g
nom fcaag & Pacific aud Missouri racilc pepot
Convenient 70 passengers coming or going over
either road Onicc op0n al night. quests art
called for al iiains. 4; CLRARY. Proprietor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
ElNNEymrrguHunnTlElTnIEHIIIIID

Tell the children 10 cut out and eayo the comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from iasnc to
Issue They will be pleased with tho collection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

NOR bALE--THE RIGHT, TI1Lt AND
u lease of tho Southern Hotel Silver City, New
Mexico, 2.stoiy brick, 3S sleeping.r0oms, 1ne
office. bar and billiard rooms, al furnished III
FIRST class style. Inquire or address q. 2. WAR.
REM Silysr CITY New Mexico, apr20.Tt
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lA1ANTED - Man AND WIFE WANT
w places; wife good cook aud lsundress;
would 40 entire work OF small family; husband
n coachman can milk; garden and be generally
useful: no children: good references. Address
EDWARD, Herald once MALT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

The only opposition TO Barney Gibbs
seems 10 come from two suburban villages
that nre trying 10 get up rivalry with Dal.
las, Waxahscnis and Fort Worlh.-TWaco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

V!ARTED-FARM HANDS, COOKS, HoUsE
" women aud other employees. Mt 600 Main
street Dallas Texas mai.lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
yAsu JONES AND IRELAND.

Hon. Wash Jones thinks he could beat
Governor Ireland in the coming guhernato-
regard TO the selling OF the public lands
only 10 actual settlers aud not TO corporate
bodies in large tracts, he will not be a can
didate, and thinks it would be inc part OF
wisdom Tor the state democracy TO re-elect
the old governor without opposition
Kaufman Sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

ONfORD, ssi-At a Cosft 81 rrobais ...i 4
% ~ thiri rsss.isy 81 Feo =. b. i,.l
.'s II sssrrs sI.si ~: $500 u -,
'eaniy dcceassi, hssinf prsssntsdhis go
aininistraiioa o. ne estate 90 ali decea'ei D"
Ordered, rha ne sAli Executor Fiss 80,
% al pcrsons distressed 81 causing q oopy q %
order o. 10 published thrss weeks surress vel =
ne Okfori Dsmoerai priuted a. Paris, thai ~
nay agpear Al froe.ie gegrt y b ae.s a. 70 80
ate o'eiock 10 ths forenoon ana she's essss n =!
thsy have why TIE sane should bot b. ailgsti
sEO. A. WILSON. Jsdfs.
Atrse e0py-siisst 81 n. q. DAVIS. kssi'if''
OxFORD, - AT Coart Of PrObsis tsli q
rafis, sllnln and for ne County q Osiori' On
thc third tuesiay Of fsbrnary. A. ID. ls.t'
ARAD T.. BROWN, sllmlaisuaios 90 ne 81
tate u Olive oilbsn late OF nsbron. q ~.
{ Iunty, deceasef. having presented ~ 49,,
~ ada lnlltIsiioa 81 t1s estate % sAi ases'
orderei 1hsi s.ls Adminf give notice % Al
persons interesfci bf casing copy 81 NE
der 70 BE- putlisbed tnree sesks suecessisei
nav appesr Al a cosn Of PROBATE 70 81 bel :,
Paris, N GAli counfy, % ne thlrd IuefiaI |.
MAJ. nsxt Al nns O'Clock 10 he ioreaoon, - a.,
sh9s cause q anJ ihey have, WIZ Ne ss@s 'h''"
cEO. A. WILSON, Juase.
Arue cory-alisst IA. Z. DAVIS, Resis,a'
OXFORD s.,-At Court Of Probsss bsh y
frs, siihn and foe The County 81 oxi@'
% Ne hlri Tuesday o. fso., A. u. ~. -,
HANNAH A. lhi.d. uldDw q Aarsn it,.
late Of woodstock. decsss.1 .hsvicF gresente1 ~.
p-iltloo zoe - slIossnes oat - ne f-fscna 90
ksfss o. ssid teccs-<ti
Ordered, hat ths said petltorsr sivs 800.
20 all persons Interested By esssinf coN
Of thss or1srto b. hfsssesks saeces.ss,
" inths OXFORD Democrat printed AZ fsfis,la--.,,
.hst MAJ sptsr a. Probate ccertto - ~
Pans N AID cossgy % me I'd fus-dsS u h.-
nsxlaf ninf O'cIo<l IL fhs forsnogn AID s1os go
~ any thsy have vhy The s.ms shosii 90
GRO. A. WILSON, Jetse.
A trs< eopy. ssssaf-H. q. DAVIS. k<tssS'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
STOCK IMPROVEMENT
Hone Farn

InNNlN
The better the stock the better the
farm. II this assertion be true, aud
think !, will be found to be 30 slmos, in
vAriably where stock !. KEEP, in the best
and mos, economical manner. It stands
every farmer - keep only the best. The
agricultural resources Of our State aIe
such that the very bes, oxen, cows. sheep
and horses ough, to be bred aud kept,
and our farms thereby greatly improved.
We do produce some very fine oxen.
cows and sheep. and our beef and NUT
ton is beginning to be appreciated. and
highly praised in the best markets Of
Boston and New York Bat 10 the mat
ter Of producing large drAh horses, we
are far behind other States and countries
for these We have TO send TO Vernon,
or Massachusetts, or TO the Provinces, and
il is a shame and disgrace TO our State,
or rather to our farmers, for they alone
are 10 blame. But in order TO improve
our stock. there is no necessity that we
should all be stock. breeders in the high
e., sense Of the word. We can all i'm
prove ihs, which we have by iudieiou.
selection. and crossing, and occasionally
the infusion Of new blood. BY following
this simple plan, and remembering tina,
frequently there is /. much in feed |. in
breed. We eanno, help raising the stan
dArd and excellesce Of our stock. II our
farm is capable Of producing large draft
horses. Why then lie, US raise them.-or,
rather. whoever has abundant means and
the proper convenienees should raise
them. We have too many anal, inferi-
OF Lorses upon our farms.
w. p AruEKros.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Inches OF soil contained most moisture
nom that portion which had been stirred
daily. Prof sanborn. however, would
have u understood that tlllsse. 10 conserve
moisture. must he very shallow. say not
over two inches In depth, the aim being 10
get a thin layer ofdry. surface soil, tha,
will &C, As non.ccnductor OF moisture
between the dry air above, and the mois,
soil below. Hence, deep tillsge OF sur
face rooted crops, like corn, l. an erron-
eous practice. founded In erroneous views.
Ploughlng out corn not only involves too
deep tIllage In dry weather, bat adds 10
the mischief by sevcrlng the roots OF corn
needed AZ such times. oar double shovel
ploughs WORK too deeply. oar true policy
In drouih for corn Is frsqoen, and shallow
tnlage. The Professor thinks that nearly
all oar eultlyA,ors are defective 10 that
they run too deeply for best results 10 dry
weather.
II care !. taken when using the cul,i-
vA,or no hills will be covered and il will
no, be necessary 10 use the hoe until GO
ing over Il the second time. BY having
the euliiva,or a little narrow ana going
twice in each row no attention need be
given escep, to the righ,-hand ron thus
IL can BE- varied 70 reach every inch Of
ground between the rows |, this way
the labor Of hand hoeing vii be light.
and We shall have clean fields.
The following i par, Of treatise on
hoeing. taken from thu editorial columns
q the Nee Esyland Farm-r. ga the
County Gerilsman. and ooa,ains much
cool advice In few words
"The cultvator was formerly consider
oi an a'i 10 hoclng, and when 10 was found
b b. time 10 hoe a Geld. the cultisaior
was used 10 make The hoclug easier. But
by the improvement 10 cultlvators and
horse.hocs, a. well ~ ia plows ani har'
rows. the time has really gone BY for The
culiiyator % aid the hoe. sni now The
hani-hoo should bc considered The aid or
accompaniment b the horsc.hoc or culu.
vator The horseshoe must now 40 the
most OF the WORK. aud the hani.hoe bears
the same relation % li hat The LITTLE hand.
rake dos BEATS - The other tools with
which We nov gather The hay crop. The
hand rake l. handy 10 trim up cock Or .
load Of hay. and gather the sca,teriugs BY
she fences. bot no one thinks u doing bis
raklog with a. Neither should any one
DO bis entire hoslng with The hani.hoe.
bat use u only for trimming oui close 10
The plants. and Ia The corners who're The
horse-hoc cannot reach"
Possibly on land who're there i much
wiieh-giau. Il would be necessary 70
work a little deeper. s,ill II the ground
sas ~sll plowed only 'hor, time before
planting, pat in good condition With pal
vsrirsr and hauoa and ihe euliivaior
started a. som as possible. We think The
grs.. so1d be kept IN sabjsc,ion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
LIME


Lime j. q the greatest value In com.
posts. Pure swamp muck contains from
two 10 four pr cent u nitrogen. which,
II ii were available. would make i worth
from $40 10 $40 a ton. equi,aleni TO
value Of many thousand dollars Cor an
acre % muck t~o or three feet deep n
this inchoaic bat inhef,ni value Of muck
can be made available, j, can be- besi
done by ihc aii Of lime In the compost
heap. and ton o. 90 cubic fee, q the
muck, oomposicd with tour or i've bush
FL. 4 fine air-slaeked lime. with a little
stable manure a. leAven % start the fer
menta,ioa. might possibly be made worth
the sum stated
This 'abj'cs is per,inen, AID timely
one. Lime l. used in some loeAli,ie.
With the greatest bene6,-in Others. IL
use !, unknown. II has been aid Of
Realities IN which handsome and fertile
farms. fine orchards. houses Indicative Of
comiof, and con,en,men,. barns bursting
with plea,y, hne horses, handsome and
sleek cows. and other signs Of thrift
abound. ,hA, these farmers lime their
land And the remark Is generally JUS
tilted.
I, has also been aid. p,r contra. that
lime enriches the fathers bat ruin, the
sons" Bat this properly 10 be inter
preted a. casting whatever blame there
may be on The fathers. and no, upon the
lime. for j, d, a part Of good farming 70
use the proceed, Of the land, in part, in
maintaining Is fertility, and Il any agen,
-As LINES capable Of snriehing one
generation. those who ,quAnder 20 gener-
on, a gif, are alone to blame. and no, the
agent.
Lime has is valuable uses il i The
good farmers business 10 use il with I'M
dsrs,Ahding Asd good judgment, 80 a. TO
permanently improve the condition Of the
land and no, as a means Of exhausting Il
AZ rapidly a. possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
ApOprlkn P.fl.cx

Many people think that Rheumatism can
not be cured. II i caused by bsd state
OF the blood which deposits poisonous
matter in the joints and muscles. causing
lsmness, siifness and swelling OF The joint
aud excruclatlng pains. Kiiney-wort will
certainly eject cure. II sets on the Md
neys, liver and bowels, stimulating them
10 healthy action, parties and enrichss
The blood and eliminates the poison from
the system. Go the nearest druggist, buy
kidney Wort and be cured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

The l0ss OF time 20 many Rheumatic
saferer i q worse agony than the disease.
The remedy which = pr0mpt and efhcscious
i bis only real bsnsfsctOr. Says Mr.. n.
smith, % G22 ;. 9th So, Phlls- . l suffer
"a 80 much from Rheumatism without
prospect % relief. that I borrowed the
money 10 Bay . bottle Of ArHL0FHoRos.
After seven doses | had not sharp pain
OF ache. Have been a. WORK ever since.
IL Il all thai = claimed Tor Il. and viii
prove . sovereign balm for many poor
suffering soul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

HrxAS BLooD-On the purity and vital.
ny q the blood depend the vigor and health
a tho whole system Disease Of variou,
kinds Is often only the sign that nature is
trying 20 remove the disturbing cause. A
remedy that gives life and vigor b the
blood. craiicaies scrofula and other impuri.
ties from H. a. Hood. Sarsaparlla IN
doubleday does. must 10 the means Of pre.
venting many diseases that would occur
siihout IL Zee. Sold BY dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

DsNGEE0us Persons dealing In bliisrs
put Up To- style similar % Il. =. A..
woods are Ia danger, A. The label has been
copyrighted. Observe bis signature; also
trade marx. IL. a." Al Efforts o. sell q
different article when this L. desired. 60
pecially that which {. Pot up 10 a style I'M
ItAiIng tbs. viii he nrnmpily resenlei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

~ ~ - t.n.Ily "a u.-.e-iisshfr si.'u..lh A.,
fis~r IN. - rius.sni IN 49, ant s..y = ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A woman who Invaded West Bend, Wis.
and claimed 10 be The proprietor Of the
town and The whole county, was declared
% he crazy and taken care of BY The town
officials. Thl. furnishes precedent 10.
locking up the railroad men who labor
under the delusl0a that they own ihs
earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
Ma GorGu On SuK HArs.

IL would b. no violation % the CON
mandmeni. sad John b. Cough, u q mai
we're b fall down and worship The slli
hai. Tor Il = not made 10 the likeness Ol
anythiug In heaven, OF on earth, or In The
waters which are under the earth. Be
sides q heats The head aud causes The hail.
% fAli of Parker's Hair Balssm viii stop
that ant restore the original color % gray
OF faded hair Not oily, not . dye; bene-
nciAl. deiicioosiy perfamed. A perfect
hair dressing 5Oc. AL druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

III there Il such a thing a. Justice 10
this world mean % have a." j. what the
burglar remarked A. he len with his booty
the house % the lawyer who had charged
him I've hundred dollars the day before
for clearing him under arrest Tor house
breaking
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
FOR SALE I.

stand Al SCUM rsris, snswa a. the Joseph n
M0rss place. Pleasantly situated, consisting of
further particulars apply 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

\ woman In Georgia wants a divorce be-
cause her husband refused % let her know
the combination OF the safe. For The sake
% keeping peace iu the family a nan should
lei his Wife knov the combination % bic
safc-and then keep ell his money 10 The
bank
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

81 understood you 10 say that your
charge for services would be light" com.
plained the client when bis lawyer handed
him tremendous bill. II believe I said
my fee would be nominal" was the reply.
but" "Oh, see, [" interrupted the cil-
ent, phenomenal"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Twas The night before Christmas
The old man went lame.
Twas Great American Specific
That cured him again.
"Itis a wonderful remedy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

gF-Our rca.iers vii notice q new a..
vert .-rmrut. Clover Bttgrs. This medic
cInc w. have heard spoken % highly A. u
Isl compounded frcm The rct AMI white
clover. lt contains great virtue for spring
All blood diseases aud al who are aiiirg
shoul cali on their druggists for H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
Buwer LyttOn'S Bridge.
where it rsush.. ths shes.. snd shs
srsst Csianns IN WIIstrssm.

Nhera % touth ths shoFes ana me
srsst Csiaaas n wtfstrssn.
Wtais traai.ilI triire terseru ca a. a-t
.alh'od s rr' s.ea. uou nialsr'T t.s 0tHl
ncxus ufn prayer ani srrsh'r ou cufClnT u'f.
aud boz .u'l.iteif- oa .alf.ns l.le. a. ca $40
tarut nlrtt1 rraIcr AT surit.i, Taft.r t.'lffl
sga.u ilte tr tie So t.r nd.rtr renats SRI
D.. uaIetr iTi..a. II OIL .'sfrsrre siorr"
les. o. tafurru rf distant srutrrlu ihs
trtrs Cf ri rts rarr h.sr ta1 aui.I arrtls.
troasa st.rt nf uIf waters ts.t ari roar
In sriih ed lrsclsa.n. PRAYER srt vcrst o
ai0nr tn &c .nlfs.r trrrr Nsilrea f..lf rorat
mast Ill aaahstea tfaeaft 81 t.usu &c a.
ear urft rCsr arI s.'Hfr frr slrrrfurc ever
tcal. Del's a.I Lei 49, cneu.'Itri IN tnr Lass
iif rts urie cr ttr rrfai.rls ut.u ut tas
r'arcf rrtlr trf crr.r.' Nrrtff ftr ratis
irusrui oaf Faih.r. u1r bel "a uaaH frrrrf
ue roi n f.r rfsi nl r.rr rrru 81 ri
trr th.s tT fae vr.shi asaEr sHi.u.
srHfrr trf tf rrsf. ft.r ri.ft srI rrsIfr-.f
90 efllf cf iifarsa isfI utr... trtIf irf,li h.
- rFrnis ani ..ar afrrH nrr o. frrrtrrrs
q uar o. l.r raE.r arrcar-rrfrf. r. rroI hlff
er ftfIa III IE .Hrtrr fHa is1rs q .'rr
ras d. seer r'saf fr Hn .rH UH U
tri drrrs HfnsrrrI N.. rrr urf ur| N0Hf
t.o,.i . ..lsl sa ~ ia..t.I. reltaps q sre
0ili a. hsss tstrr i.. f.r. NJ frsrsr.it 49,
rs..srr. IL. uaar.H, ra.us In Ur sf1uart
lNfrU.r tFa..IIr nf .uH U. f.rrr ..r|r I.s
fAhktn'~ roNtt u rfIanla.f rrl ~
utft rtirt o.. saH htLs bee 81.
Er..as ar.e..rr ss.r-..s trrr..rr lfftr central
afrh IL .0 fle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

VoLrAc Bar Co. Mirslaii. Ma.
viii send Dr. Dyes ceiehrHted Electro
Noltalc Belts and Eicctric Appliances On
triai Cor thirty days % men lyoang % old
Who are AFFLICTED with ucrvous debility,
Loot vitality ard kintrct troubles. gaarAn-
tccIrg speedy ant complete restoration OF
health and manly vigor. Address A. shove
B-No risk i incurred. A. thirty days
trIa1 Il aIloNef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

TIE Lscor.c proycro "knoS myself
VA thc aisicc 90 one of Grccccs early
D. I1soptrrs 10 l. iust a. ltue hectei
today ~ WIEN ALTERED over tso thousand
yca-s ago. 10 kuos ne merit In lkiSlns
Tar syrup j. % rccoguire a good family
medicine. A. lioiicus. -. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Magistrate. who has lately taken 10 him.
self Wig, severely-"Hm, think have
seen y0u here before on a similar charger
Drunk and dlsorderly female-"So. your
'onOr. selp me. never. The last time
was up AfOre bald-'eAded old cove not q
BIZ Ike ye
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A. NJ. Gerry. The Druggist. Il always
wiicawAke 10 business. and spares 10
pains 10 secure the best Of every article In
bis lice. lie has secured The agency of
FOR kemp's Bslsam, tor Consumption. and
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. and
al Affections % The throat ADD lungs. sold
on a positive guarantee Price zoe and 81.
Trial Sire free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

lConmuniCa iions for his Department should
b. sent ne o.iltor, ". A. klsrnA~. Last sum
ner. Ne
I-E>foMA.
Ny I. 2. =. Who l. q policeman.
Caught a burglar The other nlgtti
HIS 4, ?. Who was with him
Made Qaick and certain hight
lie dropped an =, ). 9 a. he ran;
And when they searched The other.
They fouud on hin 8, 4. So.
he saii twas for his mother.
TIE Jatgc promptly seat him % Prisoni
Ne was used o. burglsrs' tricks.
They'd bcsu robblug a merchant Who lives
hal. d 4. 5. g IVA II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

,S-KErr Wfs N MIND. In The Diamond
Dyes morc co'or.ng l. given than In any
knoNn dyes. ard they give faster AMI more
brilliant coiors. iO CT. AZ al druggists.
Wells. Richardson q Co, Bari.ngton, "
sample cart, Do coior., ani book N tlrcc-
lions Tor 81. stamp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

TIE Albany Argus attempted. The Othei
DAY, % puhllsh q letter ron = distinguish
"a citizen ~ Albany, under the beading, r.
The Income Tax-A Jurists View ~ AZ
Interesting Matter The exaspersting
types got 4 "A Pceyish View % 40 litter
estlnr Mater
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

An amusing controversy Is In progress
10 Washington, a. 10 the possibilities 10
which Fred Douglass has subjected him.
self by bis marriage with white woman
An old statute has been discovered. 10
which fne Of 300 pounds Of tohacco az
ures A. the punishment for such mar.
rlages. The statute alluded 10 Is leo year,
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Spralns. Lamcucss. Pains and Stitches
and Weak Back or Disease ~ tho spine
will b. Immediately relieved 90 sppllca
tlou of llor PtssrEE over ttc sr,ctcd
part. iis psnctratise power L. wonderful
Warranted o. ne she beet made
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~. sad George Henry, 81 didut 20
there to coart The CIR. ouly called 10 0coa-
soaal.y Oh pass Tie time. you knOS, bet
the first thlng I knss they bad me up fOr
breach - promise and 20 you see ! vent
o conrt 40 lat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
IN.InroIINE HrAnINn.

Some N The testimonials from dIferen,
op'c relative % Thlm1s' Frierfrir Of
and che rel'cflt has given them when d.
tr,ssrf by headache. carachc ard tooth
schc, are a, Interesting reading AZ you VII
hnd. This being a standard medicine, 1,
sold everywhere ~ druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

IuAyE rsrD Eiys cream Balm for dry
Catnrrh. 90 which every Ekstcru person
L. subject Who comes O. live lu q high al
uiufc. n has proved q cure In my case.
B NJ wurNs, ncnvei, Colorado. Il
j. ca.y o. use Price Soc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Whlc che lawyers were wranglug osti
a breach of promise sut iu a NeS lork
Court the nlalutf and defendant slipped
into an anic-foom ani were married. The
disgust % the attorneys was genuine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

u-ACCfpENrAL uiDiNeS
Bat In " vii not heafken unto me %
ha'ioN the sabbath day, and no; 10 bear 4
buficn. even catering in Al the gates Of
Jerusalem % The sabbath day thea VII
kiudie a arr In The gates thereof, AMI u
shall dcyoar the palaces Of Jerusalem. and
IL shal uot b. qucuchcd -,ffr. NNu ~.
Find hldlicn In the above
4. A woman's name.
g. Before
- A ioNl
4 Part % hoasc.
81. To know.
o. A boys uickname.
r. trimming
s. A hetuilGi AMI costly residence.
p. An opening
on. A civ of Massachusetts,.
90. A frult
o. A part OF the bead
o. A Kind % trce.
ne. A noOk.
o. Az entrance.
o. Part of a trct.
Do. Anger.
o. Relatives.
Oh. A circle.
=. \ AINAA.
10. Gentle
81 TIE bone of a wild beast
.L A human hgiug.
90 summer luxury
81. A prorouu in ne posscssi'c.
90 Not high.
90. An aucton.
81 A mat lqlOT
.a An article usei BY ladies'
SD A un.t on cards
gl. Tbs Whole.
3D. A sister "a charity
tl To listen.
o. Harm hNa IL
iu -uoruiE ACEo,ril
o. A d.soricry crowd
L To change.
81 To M up
a. To 'DIu Cios,lv.
f Struug
A hariy v.nc
f. A foNer.
To interfere
o. Aulmhcr.
TIE rrimais ami fnals each give the &C.
tricas name Tor a humorous writer.
Il,wtroS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

4 Now York Judge decides that ihcrc l.
nothing binding about mock marriagc-
bar d. doesn't mean that sort of marriage
where they swear 90 pro.rct aud cherish
and love. honor aud obey, ant Then 30 Just
che opposite.