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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13
stotter's Ste m

Hostotter's Ste M
ach Bitters ia Il fine
bloed depurent, a ra-
'tional cathartic, and
q superb anti-biliors
specific. 1t rallies the
falling energies of
the debilitated, and
checks premature de-
cay. Fever and ague,
bilious renittent dys-
pepsia aud bow ell
G o m plai n is are
among t he ev ills
which it entirely re-
moves. In tropical
countries, where the
liver and bowels are
organs most unfavar-
ably affected by the
combined influence
of climate, diet ana
water, ii is a very nee
es sary safeguard
alcrs generally
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by
Shiloh's Cure We guarantee it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13
Illuminations, Fire w orks,
BON FIRES,
NATIONAL SALUTE, Etc.
Will be the Order Of the Evening.

Citizens requested illuminate their business houses and
residences and all Cleveland and Hendricks Clubs of the County
invited participate in the ofcaon Bring your torches
and music with you For particulars printed programmes
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13
Probate Notice

Probate Notice.
NTOTIrE is hereby given, that @. n. Gilmore, as
~ adminisnat will the will annexed of Mary
f. wilson, trcra>ed. has III d final account of his
admit et,atien, vt'ch willie for hearing and settle
mrnt Nov. -, ShI.
+. MEEKISON,
uct 8, .; Probate Judge,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

fort Worth Correspondence Of the Globe Demo
erAt. Aug. /, 1873
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

For lame back, side or chest use shiloh's Porous
Dr;c
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

Sleepness nights made miserable by that terrible
couph Shilof's Oure Is the remedy for you.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint
Shilnh,s zer Is guaranteed to cure you.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13
MEDICAL NOTICE!
NAPOLEON,

where all who sick with Acute or Chronic Dis
eascs, will have an opportunity offered them, OF
avAiling themselves Of his skill In curing diseases
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure Is soid py
us ON a pnarnntee. It cures consumption.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
THE CHILD WHO GOT PADDLED,

twenty-five or thirty years ago, |
think, at Maryayille, Cal, which was
then an established, yet shanty'like,
town, lived Judge Stephen Field, and
In his law office was young fellow
named George GOrham, who boarded
with a plain family and at the table
another guest was a ilOried, Welsh'lOOk
Ing stranger, ll the same house. or the
next house, lived nm lrlshman named
Murphy, who had bright, interesting
daughter, but he was fond of padding
her when anything went wrong with
him. This padding had been going on
some time, and one day the b0ardeTs held
an indignation meeting and resolved
to 90 next door aud see old Murphy,
and tell him that II he did not stop cor
recting that child on every and all Oc.
casl0ns they would take him down 10
the stream and duck him, etc. None Of
the guests were especially brave, but
they put on very brave front and held
the Indignation meet NJ,
Several years afterward one of those
parties, Field, was called 10 be Justice
of the Supreme Court. Still later by
several years the Republicans In Cali.
fOrnla nominated GOTham for Governor,
and they put on the ticket with him
the present United States Senator
Jones. When Jones met GOrham he
said Are you the little fellow from
Long Island who boarded ut Marysyille
with meY Don't you know mey" mo,
| don't think do" "Why, I'm Jones,
the Welsh looking fellow who formed
one Of the posse TO go In aud make Old
Murphy stop keeping that child scream.
ing" They shook hands warmly and
Jones said; "Gorham, do you know
what has become Of that Mary Muir
phyY no" "Why, she Is now Mrs,
Wm Sharon"
My informant says that consequently
there met at Washington City Jones aud
Sharon in the T., 5, Senate, GOrham, See.
rotary Of the Senate, aud Field on the
Supreme bench, all brought out OF that
boarding house, Mary Murphy grew up
10 be an interesting woman, and the
padding was only temporarily disad
yantageOus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
now CLEVELAND RECEIVED THE
NOMINATIONS,

ALBANY n, V, July If Notwith.
standing the lateness of the hour when
the Governors friends left this morning,
there was little delay In the Governors
movements, lie was In the Clllce al.
most ~ early as usual lie kept quietly
at work until about ~. During thia
time the office was open as usual, and
chance visitors passed TO and no Moth.
ing occurred to disturb thp ordinary
routine Of the day beyond the arrival
Of two or three newspaper correspond.
ents, who came In aud fell into c0nyer.
sati0n with the Governor ana his prI.
.yato secretary, Col Lamont, on general
topics, AZ about 1890 Governor Clpye.
land, with Adjutunt General Farms.
worth, retired to the Governors private
room, In the rear of the executive cham.
ber,
Although the bulletins had been
promptly furnished sometimes within
1--WE minutes OF their date at Chicago,
yet the Grst news was the boOmins cln.
non on the river front, n signal TO tho
artlllotymen, having Outrun tho swift
footed messenger, The Governor at once
become the center Of attraction, State
officers aud friends rushed IN 10 con.
graulato him, lie stood aud received
them without any sign Of excitement.
Then the kilograms Of congratulations
commenced TO pour In, and the Governor
remained until o'clock scanning them
over, There were kilograms from Bay.
ard, Herman, Mcdonald, Mcclellan, and
u man from rexas who said that Cleye.
land would have 100000 majority there.
A man from Springfield, Mass, sent
word that "a depressed and dpitauded
country hopes for your nomination"
Governor llOadly telegrapcd 81 con.
graduate you and our country, We are
now 0rlng one hundred gunt Onto
leads the column for your Victory"
After n long pause the following came.
Congratulations, Cleveland. 0hiowill
give Cleveland, Of New York, n majority
lOgEpI Nj pOE"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
IaNorN Mnmnn In tho Innh

owes II to herself and her family 10 take
care Of her health When shc hnis her
health failing, aud debility and weak.
moss, undermlnes her strength, her sur.
est aud best remedy IL Kidney Wort Il
builds up the general health, keeps the
eecretory system In perfect order regu.
lates the Kidneys ana Bowels, ana on.
ables these important organs TO perform
their natural functions In throwing Oft
the accumulated impurities Of the body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
E M InNr. I'm d.

TUE life Of the Democracy does not
depend upon any success Of the hour,
Elections may bO lost or elections may
be won; wisdom or folly may prevail for
the time being delusions may overcome
tho minds Of men, and passion and In.
terest may lead them astray; but after
oil political sins have been committed
and all blunders endured and punished,
the truth Of Democracy still shines un.
and the hopes of mankind
cluster around the possibility Of liz
reall2atiOn.-lN. Y, Sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

Time tried and true IL DR.. Bigolow's
Positive Cure, which combines the good
qualities OF all the best cough remedies
without the defects Of any OF them. II
cures promptly, thoroughly aud per.
manently, oil coughs, C0lda, Group,
cough, influenza, bronchitis,
hoarseness, incipient consumption, and
all throat and lung diseases, healing TO
the lungs; snto aud pleasant for chill.
dren. Price 30 cents and 81; trial bottle
free Of Durbin, Wright n Co., druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

of the nominees In strong terms, after
which no said he was weary; that he
had been travelling since In the morn
Ing; that he had been kept q prisoner at
Chicago for week by those who were
rushing to see the old man, and point
ing to hls old homestead, beside which
his carriage Stood he said. III am par
ticularly anxious now to get into that
house and see an old lady who Ia walt
ing for me-"
Just AZ he closed there was q cry sent
up all along the line of "Thank you"
and the cheers were continued for some
time after the door was closed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

have been u great sufferer from Hay
Fever for fifteen years, | read OF the
many wondrous cures Of Ely's Cream
Balm and thought would try once
more. In fifteen minutes after The ap.
pllcation ] was wonderfully helped.
Two weeks ago commenced using II
and now feel entirely cured, II IL the
greatest discovery ever known. Duham.
el Clark, Farmer, Lee, Mass. Price 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

Ladies love delicate and delicious per.
fumes. In parker'e uair Balsam they
not only satisfy this taste but have an
article which arrests falling hair, re.
moves dandrulf, restores the original
color and impartaa beau lful gloss, soft.
ness and life. Does not soil The lintn
IL not dye, clcanly and economical.
June26.gn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

DENIS kEARNEy Ia ono of tho recent
Blaine recruits. ue says II he had TO-.
600, 900 votes he would cast them all for
Blaine. This ought TO console the Re.
publicaDs for Tho loss of the dudes"
and "pbhriseee," tho universities and
light weight" professors, the clergy
and lending American journas-.pitts-
burph pOat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

COMPARISONS between tho personnel
Of the two conventions are made by
nearly everybody. II Ia acknowledged
that the Democratic gathering contained
more craftsmanship, moro earnestnoaa,
moro oratory and more unanlmlty than
the June collection Of nobodies who sc.
lected the tattood ticket. -- Chicago
Telegram.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

DANIEL LOCKWOOD, Of Buffalo, n. Y,
who nominated Grover Cleveland In the
convention yesterday, Is the same who
nominated Cleveland for Mayor OF Buf.
falo, and Governor of New York In 1889
and 1884 respectively.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

The BurdoCk Plant Ia one Of the best
diuretics or kidney regulators In tho
vegetable world, and the compound
kllswn as Burdock Blood Bittrrs Ia un.
surpassed 10 all diseases OF the Kidneys.
liver and blood, s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
oournwLao TRAIN

Train No Leaves Cleveland 800 y. M arrive war
ron 0,0i y, MI youngstown v 80 y. m,
Train No, leaves plttaburgh 100 o. mi New Castle
pB3 MI Youngstown 1870 a. M, Warren iObB a.
M arrives Cleveland a1d y, M.
At Cleveland direct connections made nj tho Central
Passenger depot foot South Water street. with 1. n n
NJ y ny east pnd weetI u q, y, n l Ry, and N. " A.
n Wy with tho N Y U Sst Louis H'y,-Dcpot foot
Of Gross It,
AZ Valley Junction. with tho o, 4 NJ, nv aud W Il
H. F. Rv.
A, Cambridge With tho ~ Il o NY.
At Canton, with pltsbufgh, NJ Wayne n chicago Iiy
At Aaron, with Cleveland, Akron a COL Ny, N. Y, Z.
40 lpy and Pittsburgh, Cleveland N toledo ny
Az Mineral Point With Cleveland Ii Pittsburgh ny.
!. u fuRK UNAs McJ KIilM
Heii supl Ien'l passlAHt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

Parlle, Ot ton on more are cordially invited To organ
zo pne excursion aud pleasure parties Tor any " our
popular resorts, Y2i fH6lle rafk, u A. H. Grove, High
bridge uleua, uyl0rda utOyh or STOW Lake
For fu tier particulars call upun Ticket Agents, OF
adlrWa ", q JAMS, Art Gonl Pass, Agt,
0EO, u, WALKEi. Receiver Axiom OHIO
N, MuRaAluiAT, uen'l bupt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

The Government Chemist Analyses Two OF
the Lcudlng Baking Powders, aud
what lie Finds Them Made OF
The best baking powder Is made from
pure Cream OF Tartar BicaTbonate Of
Soda, aud q small quantity OF lOur or
starch, Frequently other ingredients
are used, aud serve purpose In redu
cing the cost aud Increasing the profits
OF the manufactures.
We give the Government Chemists
analyses of two Of the leading baking
powders.
| have examined samples Of "Cleye
lands Superior Baking Powder" man
utactured ut Alabany. n. Y, and "ROyal
Baking Powder" both purchased BY
myself In this city, aud I And they con
tain!
"cLEyELAND's SUPERIOR BAKING POW.
DER"
Cream OF Tartar
BIcarb0nate Of Soda
Flour
Available carbOnic acid gas 1851 per
cent, equivalent 20 1882 cubic Inches OF
gas per 02 of Powder,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
RAILRoADs.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN A WHEELING H. H.
Time Schedule Of Passenger Trains IN effect June Hh
1874, and until further notice
New blandard-DOth Meridian time which is % Min,
ntes slower than Columbus Tins
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
All trains Daily, sundays excepted,

All trains Daily, sundays excepted.
CONNECTIONS
AZ Cleveland, with last trains fOr thn East ana West
Also with Cleveland And Detroit Atoampra fOr Detroit
aud all p0lnta IN Michigan aud Canada
Az lNialn with n " q ~ l. ny iOr fOgt0rA, M
Wayne Chicago, And pOlnts West
AZ Eyrln, With l. SAM lpy for HAnduaky, Toledo,
Detroit chicago and All points West and Northwest,
AZ utaiton, with COOS lpy fOr Cfwtllne, Indiana
polls, N lOlih And oil points West and Southwest
AZ sterling, with n Yp &OR Il Formerly A n w
tot Ashland Wadbwoith, Akron, Mansfield and inter
mediate points,
AZ warwick, With , A 4 . ~, Tor Akron. OnWc,
Mt NeftOu ana Columbus,
~ Massllon with n " q Ry for Canton wooS-
tor pltlabpfgh, 0to,
AZ Canal bower with . 4 ~ ny, for Cambridge, Ma
nelta, pafkhiHbufgh, otc.
AZ 0rchsuo, with 4 4 81 l. lgy Tor stcnbonylllo
yoshoclon, lanetvllle, Newark Columbus Cincinnati
aud indianapolis.
MDaIloa with 81 ClainyIllo Northern lry Tor 81
ulalmyllla, OhlO,
A bridgeport, with 4 R'y for Bollaro, Pittsburgh
etc
AZ Wheeling with baltimore 4 OHIO Il II for wash
ington, etc, Also with ONO River steamers.
OSCAR TOWNSEND, WM. THuRNBUl.ah
uenoral Manager superintendent
WAL II, dROUr, dcn'l Freight and Pass AgL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA 4 ONO kAll.lIOAD
(ArLANrio n 0REAr WEBrHRN)
flAiE TABLE, Adopted Nov lsth 1883,
cS- rrAns arc run by ucnlml or VDth Mrridia1
Time, which " ~ minutes slower than Columbia tim0
the standard formerly IA uBu b. this ROAD,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17

ROYAL BAKING POWDER"
Cream of Tartar
BIcarbOnate Of Soda
Carbonate Of Ammonia
VartNric Acid
Starch
Available cNrbonlc acid gas 1910 per
cent, equivalent 70 1862 cubic inches
OF gas per 0z, OF Powder.
Ammonia gas 0i3 per cent. eQuiya.
lent to 1914 cubic inches per Oz. OF Pow.
der.
NOto-The TOrtaric Acid was doubt.
less introduced ~ free acid, hut subse.
quently combined with ammonia, and
exists Ia the Powder as u TartrOte Of
Ammonia,
H. G. LOVE, Ph, b,
NEW York, Jan'y 18th, 1881.
The above analyses indicate u prefer.
ence for 'Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder" and our opinion is that II Is
the better preparation Halls Jour.
nal Of Health
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
DRUGGISTS.

y, N, BARR
fHuccNaof " q, j, ucgcrl
DRUGGIST AND piiAliAiAClsf- Canton, o. whnfu
may be found large and we'll selected stock " lm
ported aud lndlaunQuA Dflga, staple aud raio Choml
Gals, dotclgn And dOmoctic) Medical Preparations,
ItuAgcU supporters, etc., C0nba brushes, and Fer,
fumoiy Ia ondlOaa variety Special attention 10 the
nnA OF phyelcihna Prescriptions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

TnE Amsnoaa Agnouliur'a protests
sssins, the ircsimen, usually given pump
KIN. and .ay. they should be given place
on every farm. They are valuable Tor
dairy COWS. {. they are rich in fat and
sugar. and by their yellow color improve
the appearance Of the butter IL says
thu, enc ton Of pumpkins Is more sala-
able for Gov, than ,~o tons Of ruiabasa'
and several time. a. many White iurniP.
Qsi,e a lsrg, quantity Of them may b
raised on a small piece q ground Il !, Is
veil prepared. and We think ,hi. method
Of rsi.ing them would be preferable to
the practice Of ero~ding them in among
tie corn or any other crop. There are
many different varieties. but fsir-sizrd.
DARK eolored pumpkin, ~i,h thick. firm
.kin is mos, desirable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02
frr.His fsrnsri
PROFITS or FALL AND EARLY
WINTER CALVES

SCmBSER, Ntb., NOV. Z.
Mo-, farmers have their calves come
10 the spring aud early summer months.
n calve. ATE allowed 10 follow the cows
and DO their o~n milking. this would be.
By al means. the bsst time u the year
TO have then dropped. Ba, II We wish
10 use the milk. raise the calves. and
make the mos, prof, in every way from
the COW. ~e mu,i have our calves come
in the fall OF early winter.
TIE winter, Of al the seasons Of the
year, /. the time when the farmer has
the most leisure time. Milking can then
be done with les Ices Of time than any
other season. Cove mus, BE- fed % keep
them in condition. and little extra feed
and care will, With comfortable stsbling.
give q. abundant q h,~ q milk as at any
other time Of the year. while the cows
are free from the torment Of flies aud
mo-quiioes.
After too weeks the calves can be
charged from new TO skim milk. With the
addition Of little oil meal this u bet.
ter to ~e, With boiling water before being
pa, in the milk A. they will be con-
fined they very soon learn to take little
grain, II . feed-box is within reach. a.
well as TO eat some hay. In this way
excellent, calves can be reared, and are
ready TO turn To grass ~hen spring opens.
Ja.t At that time farmers expect their
young pig. to drop; the calves are raised
and We hsv. the entire skim milk TO give
the sows and pigs. AL know that moth
ing equals milk In producing rapid sro~,h
10 . young pig. When We feed milk TO
the SOW the pigs get zip 90 two. and u
is wonderful how soon they will learn TO
drink Of themselves. Thus We have our
calves raised. and the milk for our pigs
ct the very time We require IL.
But last and not least II Ne are con-
venient to . creamery. a. most now are.
and sell our cream. We obtain more than
double the price in winter that ne do In
winter. Price. ., our creamery last vim
ter were Csc. . desree--lsst summer. lie.
and lie. While In the busy time Of
hsying. harvest, threshins. and ~hile the
fl.es are on the Wat path. We can. 90 fer
as milking is concerned. give the cows =
rest. and BY the time the corn is gath
cred both ourselves and eovs are sgsin
ready for . profitable winters work
ID. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

Asf "a n0sf susIssst Fsgss,sas
OF snV school. what u ne nest thing IN
he world Co Qalsting snd ailsyinx all ir-
rltstion % ne nsrvcs AMI curing al forms
Of nsrsoas complaints. giving uatarsl
ehlldnks rsfr~-hing siesp slssyrf
And th~v oil I'll Yea unhesitsungly
"SoAs Jorn q AapsN
CusFrEn q
Asa any OF al u ths nost promineo,
physicians
what i the bsst and only remedy that
can b. rslied on a. cure all dis ases ~ ne
hldoeys and arlnsry organs sch a.
Brights disease. disoete-. rstrniiou 90 IN
ability % retain uriue. ant al ne diseases
AMI ailments peculiar % womea--
"Aad they oil t-ll va explicitly All
smphsiicsily "BssAa = -
Ask NE sane pnysiCisns
"whst !. ne most reliable AMI sur-si
earr FOR al liver diseases az dyspfpsia,
constellation. indigestion. hiiipa-ue-s, ma
arIA. fvsr. age. &c = AMI they Nil tsii
y0u
Heacs. -h~a th--- rvsu~siic. are cc.aoined
~ith ctasr- sqa-lif sa.a@eis - -. q.
"A csslnps.iHsis-l tsts tnp hifirrs. snch a
-oud. RIA aai nSsssrtsu. cufsflsr I-n~-f =
$780, shich l. :, xaflsa In ~ orera
~. ti.i a. sii-ra.s 90 in n-siih an P,..ioiy
en.si 80 rs-ist = p.lssf. sni "a y L.
fiarrnisss f1f On nuost ffau suIuans staAesi
tnv.itl ~ suls is-f ehiIi o. 49,
CukrrGk n
eraiI~nfs
-Alunosi desd o. nesriy cying-
Dor years. snd xiNsu % ~ poYslcltns
% Brghts an Other kiiufy diseases. Nv
er complaints. ssvvrc couThs, called COO
somption. have h-~u cur~'i
Hnfsss gaas ssHr'F rrlrF ffff
Tr,rua aErny - sslrslsis. nsrNn'usness. ~ake
faIns.a ~ taflliiIs dl-sts.s rrCulIsr tn-so.
urn.
Fs.spls drssn out 81 shsps frorn sxCructst
inr r.snEs ~ fhraausfIsrn. 80 .Hnauiiurf a.
Chrunil. nr rurrrins frulu scrufals.
frysifrias'
80 rbsula. bir--i pslssnins. ffsuspsiA in
tlss-f 80, 49, IN ssCt aIlnosi 81 ulsessfs rAh
Nafurv IL heir to
nsvs b-sn cursd ~ hoo Eiffer. pivot ~
~tich csnNrs trand IN ever nsistoofnosd IN
- suusu surfi
a. Ncns genuine sli1uuf hunch ~ rreen
uuIs 90 ~ nils kfsi ~run ~ ihe tile,
poi-usaas siuf ~ila "iiop- of ~uops- IN tasif
uaue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02
TnE NEw ORLElNs FAIR.

TIE COMMITTEES appointed BY the MAJ
az. m~ut 10 cOnfer with the President add
Executive Departments In re-p~ct - The
up-ning aod opening ceremonies OF ths
worlds Exposition. rrport thai inssmnch
a. COngr~rs convenes on the day hereto
FORE snnounced for the opening Of the M.
position. the Op~uing CEREMONIES could
not he then ius1gursted ~ the President,
Executive Ocicsrs aud Members OF both
Ho1ses Of Congress, a. contemplated b,
Act Of Congress. and earnestly desired
the management IL IL hereby an
noanced that The formal opening OF ths
worlds Industrial and C"tton Centennial
Exposition will be 81 ~ O'Clock noon
TUESDAY, Dec. i6. lss< Applications fo'
space vii h. received until Nov. rs Er
hlblts oil he received until December 10
.ith The understanding that all exhibits
must b. 10 place BY the opening day. tn
demands for spsee have sxceeded any h.ss
In the history OF former PROPOSITIONS. Ths
msnsa-nsnt sf.iei 100000 square fest N
exhibiting space 70 The nuiioiugs original
" de-ixs~d. and ady.ntaxs oil De tak. .
% The time noe sllowed N provide sddt
tlonsl space for exhibitors who may rviy
apon . disposition 20 aeeor1 reasonable
space 70 al Who nay apply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

FINDING A GooD ExcUsE One dsy
three or four weeks ago, retail groc'f
over In Jersey, sat down With hts cl-h
me ss.sing. aud salt JAMES. owe New
YORK. houses over 5000
YES. sir"
1--WE have $1,000 In cash In the safe. the
.,ock h oil run down, and this would be
the time 10 fall In bo-iness."
1T certainly would"
"But \ want Q reasonable apology h
give my creditors when they come dowt
on us for explanations See " You cant
thiuk Of something tn night and iet me
know in the morning"
The clrrk promised, sni the grocer
wheeled chest ~ TEA and bag Of c"n-
home - . beginning. S.xt morning ~beo
he appeared u the store The safe was opsn'
the cash gone. and on the DECK vss . not
from the clerk. reading Il have tsk~n the
$1,000 and an prepared On skip. " WI ~
the b~ss excuse IN the world f,r y"sr fall
loo % ha that creditors can't realize w.
cents % the dollar"