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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15
AYERS
HairVigOr

rs.,orss. uHA the gios AMI freshness q
yoaia. faisd or gray hair 70 a natural. rieh
Iuan ooilf. or deep black. AZ may Be desired.
a., ~ uss light or rsd hair may b dafkenet.
t.la hair thIckcusi. ani baiiness often,
ia uni aiasys. cured.
d. sassks falling q tho hair. and siimu-
ifHaussk ard fissiy grovth 20 VisoF. 10
events al cures fsaff AMI daniruf. and
Isis n.lriy every I scise peculiar % The
s.a.n A. ladies Hair Drsssing. the
Nioaa !. nsIuailei. li contains neither oil
nor d,s. rsldor ths hair oft. Ficssy. ani
sIkcn .n appearance. and impafis q dsiieaie.
asresAiis. All lasting perfume.
Nn.c.P. nuicura writes from ksr,y, o,
81 n t.si - lat fat my hsif cunmsuoei
faiInf cot, ani IN a short TINE nsc.fn.
nelfN ball. 7 uset laft - .o.te ~
Atrn's Hkir Ni0un which sioppe'i ne fAli.
10 ~ ne hair, AL started nes gfosth.
h,.. ~ ~. 's'' . nv. ~ sh.i b., ~ ne
uss n fanf PREPARATION I ihoah have teen
sutr,lJ bsli'
Nv. nnwrv. proprietor q ne nftrfinr
fOflI Fa4Hirlf. ssTs ANru's nAih Niooh
j. n.asf excellent rftIaIaiion fof Ne haif.
srelk rf 10 from my otn etlffi.nees ~.
W.H T"||. IHI IIH .INNNN NI ~ NANf 80
nsk.s be- ft.ssf al oft he Ni9na a also
s1re eare GO dandud. M sithin ny
knllI. b. has thH preparation ever fallei
g. s.rf rUtIfc sllisfagtiuu.'
Mn. As1rs rAinnkfnv. ieaief n ihs
r.f..afsl faHI.lIIu llHIiI q ecNttnh
49, .f. ar.fas fIHI E.ffaH. Moo, -. 2,
10 rrr sn-n ny halr tealu a. lFe ~
trfl lsnre q thr charge snifh hf.unf
49, f...H..Il. have ufft AftHs HAS
NI.lI. 900 s1 NnfH ben ale o. maintain
aH4....I.aI.f nf FHlIHfuInrss - matter ~
f..s IrIl IL. THnfH.l Irure O. uiuitfsfss "a
t0ls nHfnTs aui Iu fact cfcfI QIe $40 Afes
h. Gle sysi q The publc.'
Ma. al A. rnrscorr. wfiflnf from u ~,
~. flrifffnr.a. nfff. ffrli "a leg, tsfs
"Iaa Years ag1 ah1ut tunthlris q ny HAIR
ramn af Dr. MInnei very rapiiif, Aui as
fssf .f.aIrr Hlif uu us'rE Ainhs hAin
Nt4aa taa FALLING ftapfsd an a 80 sfest.
rnnmrlrrL 900 'u af-ui filnin ini hf.'i
uas completely covered 9TH short hair. ~
Aas onnf.nroi t1 grow. Art t 49, A. s'.sl a.
tlfrrs ID frlI 4 frruIalIf use'i hlt one isttie
u thn hiunH. tlt uus ase % QccAtiqaAill a
dressing
We have Hundreds n similar isstimoniAs
q ths sncacy of Ayrn's nAiH NieoA 10
ueo.is tai trial 10 ooaulse tle n.osi skspti-
CO n ne value.
TnrrNnrn ~
r. ~ - n ....Il H.
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The wife ola Wisconsin editor brings
her baby. cradle into the Office while she
sets type flr her husbands paper. She i
a good type % woman for an editors wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

We want % sAy = word % you who mAk'
q living with your tongue. Nou certainly
must have a clear. strong voice b engage
your listeners. ~. Ti0m1s' kclsciric 81
f0r sore throat colds. and hoarseness d
uucxcciicd. Cse AMI admire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

An orange find on thc pavement
sfnf tlr iasyef bead over hfri
&c suilt biz nnrskln truusfrfH
ile shook up his morning mca.,
While she wreck uf nis urH "filu'H Ai"'ii
Wuullnf tempt n tramp OBJ tfrth
- b. alIiIV said fu bis tailor
NV. -u-I 4 .u-I IN anal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

SS-FuTING OFT rOR rnE sEAsoN. Dress
Is, clOaks, coats, stockings. and all gar
ment. can be colorcd successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable col0rs. Only
Toe. At druggists. Wells, Richardson a
Co, Burlington, W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

More than twenty years ago We had
chllls ana fever. aud the recollection OF u
makes me shake even row. Bot this dis
ease 10 longer tgrrincs us. iarsoHe FHr'
nrfrr hiis are a sure preventative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Loitie Howard writes from Buffalo, \
Y MY system became greatly debilita.
tsd through arduOus professional dulles
suffered ron nausea. sick headache ant
bilousness. Tried Buri0ck BLOOD Bitter.
with the most beneficial efect Am wei
- ever
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

IL don't b, lieye that ill nae you. said
a police Judge to a soung mao Wh1 hti
been arralgucd f1r dfunkcnur-s 'Illts
you. Judge. fnr thi. L. the frst um' ! W..
ever arrested lDr brlng drunk Wlst b
the inier exclaimed This II ihr h--l
time Then shall fnc you. flr ma1
Who va. never drunk before should haV,
better sense than . get drunk the hfsl
time. ~-trtIHsrs Irrrcilfr.
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when YOU have q cough and want relief
think of kemp's Bslsam Tor the throat and
lungs. A guaranteed remedy for those
diseases. Price 90 cents and ~. Trial
slre free. A. NJ. Gerry, So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Aman may forge, home, Kindred. friends
AMI almost everything else bat be never
forgets the first time he went b barber
sNnn u - aHaVpI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Tur Ray. Cn,s = Pwra, formerly of
PITT. y. n. boz now OF Wakcdeii. 4 Il
write. My wife had been an invsili ipr
YEAR,. bat BAXTER. Mandrake Btters cnrci
her" y. a. Downs Vegetable ha'sam.c
Elixir always cure. coughs, colds AMI co.'s
sumption. when taken in season hruy
< JOhnson's Arnica and Oh Llulmeni. iof
strains. bruises. cuts. swelilugs, OLD sorcs.
etc. Is excellent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Prs All Fits stopped free BY Dr. kllnes
q. eat Nerve RestOrer. No hts after nfst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise ana
500 trial bottle free % nc eases. Send W
Dr. Kline, 9ll Arch Il. Phlla, Pa
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Gro 7. BRoWN, p NJ

Il am a base ball player said the pris-
Oner % the Judge. I'm tell you how 10
happened $50 on, sir Il va 10 thc
bat. There were three men on bases
asked Tor low ball aud reached back %
strike. but Il wasn't where ! wanted t.
Then this man" "llOld on, sir Who
90 YOU allude 20 a. this NAM" The
corpse, OF course. Then This man shouted
foul aud out Then Drained him.
"who dld you say be wasf" "ile was the
umpire ''Oh, beg your pirdsu You
are discharged, slr. The clerk viii enter
The costs against the late umpirc's estate.
-Roush on Rats clear. Out rat. Nice. o..
"Rough on Corns" for CONS. nunions. ii,
Thin people. "wens Health Rsnescr" ro
store. health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, etc.
Rough on Toothaohe.- instant relief iic
Ladle. Who would retain nsshness ald vi.
"Buehu paibs.- great Kidney and urinary
cure
Iiics reaches. ants. be,i.bug., rats and mice,
cleared out BY Rough ON Rats i,c.
"Roush on Coughs iroche. ISs llguid, 81,
For children, siou In development. puny and
delicate, u.s. "Wclls' Health leueser.' o..
Rough on Dentist" tooth powder. Try H.
&c.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia sexual llcpu
ity cured By "well.' Heath Remover" Al.
Mother swans Worm syrup. Tor ievefishness,
wOuns constipation, tastelcss. sc.
singing. Irritation. All kidney and Urinary
complaints cured ~ " buchu paiba ~
Night swcats, RIVER, chills. inalarih. iyspcp'
sla, cured BY f" Wells Health Remover"
Ny husband writes a LADY, sthrce tines the
man since using "Wclls' Health lcnewcr.-
ifyou are falling, broken. worn out and ner
Nous, use . Wells Health Remover.
Prevalence OF Kidney complaint In america,
"Buchu-paiba i quick. complete cure. o.
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..ss lssfsrHFer one "A 0ar PRONE
n, . lu,ae.. mcn lail Oh us t'o other LAY /.
"ln the srnnr my Vic cog no run down
and could ne saf rnr things passing your
store tan a pile ri i'onls Sarsaplrli.a in
ihe window. aud ! rof "a bottle. After she
had taken a. week shc BAT a. rous.ns APP
rsfits. and d.i her everything. She took
ihrs iaffiss. ana b. Wa che hcst three Do
farsTffrrIuar.fe.I e. f.tlull a e.. .i0fr.l. Mlat
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity sra tssfslasss ~ % k.a,,-
d. psyoslts usmedyA Thrtili..
Later fssa = .astsr usfhssls

NaattfN tantm = "AaAfHf ffNamIf.
uasTFH MTrUkNrr.s Asp FrTTNFrfrnrsr.
OrInE. IloeFtT nTrkfH tuuTs "a Iff I...r...l
A IoWNiih X iioacIl. Ma. Nlrh e. ri
d. lAsrif Aesae.ig. Elssi1H ~
DTtnHlu' thNt f u dee A. Fr. fuI 49,
rr4lr The tllInaiaE statement. lni d r.als !. ~.
unfsfIIg an1 IllnrlT un tlf l.n r.. -.
I..i 80 tassn sih uhaf sia fIlrf rtu-..
III he O. Ffls Inc frIfIfr as arrrU .f.ff ~
tafrIh =. To ftpmtfl 49, 'fr rrr1nl 49,.
10 stmnlfIlfa win W AT o. hHFf |.f -
OF ariIor. 80 lonE ume uI 'i.r aas i.lis-.t
n iuI 10 orrIh ffruffff1 r1 faT e. n ~.
10 llia ouf nf tna aitl'c n my 3 YI..ir ftl.
red faifuf spfInls Vs. nfl uf d hH1frif.
az asfafs. SATIN N 90 o. o. 49, Nf.tlr
y fr its i.ssf rHI .IU 1s n fnHfN ED h -.
shIri rHnsl.ff an'f f1 af Irl ur alis III,
irlrll zoe r.IIff rIHf DO thfrFh ltf Il
raar arprt f.i s'fu.i D lrifst. n If IA
ffIsf.I afFIsFf m UH f.F AENhI nj a TlfI
Rita kfNEuf, COO anhlafl lllal D !,
lees me- I|irfs. 4 rH|lf fHH NH' /. nfts T.
icur tIafl ttrraI AhunlIL lLMInf 4 -
fnlnru. s.FrI HN .lH I.. Hf -
rrsrsrttl1r IN COZ s0f.f Oh ff.". r.sr..
- eel A. nf ffe fIFff HrI .|F. $500 a.
giif io faI 81 lsIn acfraI rfr In naEE
me- In ftiIfhirf.
500. dead ..IfI.n
Nf.1In.rI II d. Mf.flI MfT'.r ..ff.s
I'D fIrIs.on RI fhf rnsIar a inHf| /. .1o.i III
b. / nfrsffl nfIff|I IfH ln.Hn .. .Irrst
can fsstIN tn lrf ftris IN lH 'ff'fr
laItII m.IrUf ffnI fIraHH .. mol n I'd
kIIr.fa. fFIFff aInUIfU". A. .e"I.. 0n sIn "a
ma Fssr ffu tr sore n rfI1 aHI i.lil.
fd|fHs fuHf|. Orr n.'I h La
L HHnf a D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

You can ~ o. A. N. Gerry. 50. Paris
Kcmps Botanic Liver Pulls. Tor Headache
f1r ne compiexion, fof torpid Liver. fol
BIuou.uess.
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Mill and Store For Sale.

The sutsCflnff No has ben IN tuslress M
North fafs. Cor ihc past'tssire year., desires %
MAKE = change fu his husIucss auf therefore
ofcTs flr ale BIZ sf1fs and NIL % hat plarc.
TIE stnfV IL 'ocafs'i ah1ut ID miies from Ncsi
North Paris. ID hss = dscnirg ovef 10 stors
A rod stock of sruffal luerrhkni.tc wlll 10 s1li
STA The stcre OF rrparstsiT, ~ Turrhasfr may
dss.rc. lie also odcfs Tor ale he EfIst min a.
Narth Paris. Th.s nil l. "a I'd water priv
lere All d 1iici 9Th gooi. nee mach iuery Tor
custom grindiug OF corn, feet and four. Favor.
abe terms . early cusiumef
S1rth Paris, ArrI ia. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Never speak m OF man ~ ou can help
H. lfyou must say something bad De sure
the other side pays YOUR witness Tee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

PA. what are puts AMI calls on
Street," "well . man put. bis money Ia
brokers hands and when be- calls Tor u
10 i all gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

shall play over the Garden wAlf "
sskod the organ grinder. No, replied
The citizen. Il rather you would play 10
ne rfNt street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

We, weather will lpnasnss man when
nothing else will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Batter l. 80 cheap that the poorest PEG.
pie can make a spread with 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Throw phy.ic 70 the dogs What's
the goOdf They won't take H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

SINCE LAST 0croBKR have suffered from
acute inflammation la my nose aud head
often In the night having 10 get up and In
hale salt and water for relief Ny eve has
been, for = week At time, 20 could not
see. | have used no end Of remedies. also
employed doctor, who said u was impure
blood-but l got no help. used Ely's
Cream Balm on the accommodation OF a
friend. was fAIthless, bat In few days
was cured. NV nose now, aud also my
eye. IL well. Il IL wonderful how quick Il
helped me. Mrs. George 3. JutsoD. Hart
ford. Conn Easy 10 use. Price 10 cts. }
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

The smaller the string OF a,h the bigger
the lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

John Boyle O'Relny has written poem
about "A Lost Friend We infer that
John ioanci him Tn dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

volrnc Bar Co Marshall hch
will scud Dr. Dyes cr'cnfat'.i Electro.
yoitaic Belts and E'gCtur Alpflnrfe 11
trial for thiuy DAYS io mru lyuu.s 1r n.il
Who ar afflicted with urrtuu. frnAy
lost vitality sui k|nirri truupI,-. sutan.
teclug speedy aGi rump.rtr lrrfpr alton "A
health and manly fieuf Aiifr-s a- ahltr
y No risy Is inruffr,. s- fr.fir 'afs
trIaI 4. allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

VrsEriNE-By IT, use you viii prevent
mary of the diseases prevailing To- The
Spring and summer season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15
There's many slip
-Twlxt the ice aud the hip"
with msny . pain ternnci
For ey'ry pain AMI es'ry sprslu,
Use Great American Specific.

Straw hat. show which way the wind
blows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Ons OF The most pathetic passages IN
queen victoria's diary l. where she t1l'l
lngly describes hrowns sunsring if1m
shlns bruised hy hls Vt hlghlani y tt'
coats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

The g.ri with a Big hat seems 70 bs all
bead until you tAlk % her.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED nv II. wALKkR McKEkS.

Correspondence ON practical sEric ultursl top
tcs A sollcite,i. Address all Communication
intended for this department 20 Mr.. Mckecn
Al fryeburg. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

THERE fSA TIDE m NE lf itllss
1f kfF. KICH IfkfhfI Iht Ivy Ivy
ftfDS on IOF00IDAf. Also ih sIs
- iRfNfDl, POTENT AID ARFlts,S, J.
sure. utci. E mtrr, g..i l..s .
t,rr1y Z iCvfOf DJso;s..'
OIL. 5of ffsgl. 4 egSrgSs, bfala.,i,'
eg Dgr 1sCr.srld stomach shl = =.
nv beabfl ~ Ne S'omgcl' S'a''
ir
rfllbe Inslg Is nc l. =
'.s Nac.1sCr Baigs, NJ tgrn,s.
g.. .ahb dbgm' ron fhGig slei"
.0.4s BMcry. 49,.
fsr wrsy years u has he'd rs els.s
q l8glft1d remely, and IS dlael'
rsy CT Zee hrhsH cgEfGerce. .,,,
UfI TIE TRUf MEDICINE, Bthh,Issss
rr REGISTERED T9kDf MIX n
III LARGE RED LETTERS.
IKE no IMITATION
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

More horses are spoiled BY whipping
than disciplined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

General Batter Is askei by his friends
10 run for president con no other platform
bat his record" Bebjamln's varied re-
cord wouldn't look much Ike a platform.
Far more would Il resemble a corduroy
road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

when Baby was sick, We gave her Csstofii
when she Was a Cbild, abe cried for tastoria.
when she Vas Miss. she chung to Casioris,
when she hal Children. ale gave them casio'a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

.Commuaicatlons Coz this Department shoali
b. seni ne editor. ". n. kAsrs.s. fssi sun
ner. No
I-CuARAiN
Weary mothers know my frsi,
Learn 20 know II very vel,
m. bcussth their guardian care,
four or I've yoang urchins dwell
For then she must sscosi hard.
m she'd keep them neat and clean.
TIT. f0r them she gladly does,
Never narmuring. ! ween.
whois /. quite The proper talug.
10 these ate Fsthstic days
Win artistic woman Mad.
We mas ssy 'ti- quite " craze.
DEtLE GOHpo>
u.-ESICNA.
CouPossd % 80 letters.
LAT means Al no time.
Ny 3. q. 4. s II always
Ny q. 4. 8. G T. part % speech.
nv 6. f.s.9is what some people are
very feni % doing
Ny r. e. is q fragment
Nv =. y. I'D i past
Nv. Oh - word heard a. races
NJ OBJ. ~ isa preposltion.
NJ no.. ~ Is an interlcctiou usct o. ~.
prtss contempt
NJ h. l5. ilis What a. call psr.ou
shom - are addressing
My o.. a. o. i a posstssisc prououn.
NJ ~. ltsa proper uouu ussd in TIE
nIhIr.
Ny lC. Do. lSisakind oftf,e
~. a. At HIaH a ~.
sucr.
Nyls. Nd. 80. 20 l. 20 avoid
Nv ia. e0. ai, ~ j. 20 search aftsr.
NJ I'd. gi. -. ID, a means A. Tar D..
NJ To-. Cd. - l. The egg % an Insect.
Nv 81. Sd. "a. "a l. 10 cultivate
Nv ID. 20. "a. IS Is In an imperfect usn-
per.
Nv .5. 81. s1 isa personal pfonoau.
Ny ~. 81. Id l. an animal
Ny 81. ao proposition.
Nv 80. 81. 81. a0 j. lght conversation.
NJ f2. I'D. tl. sl, 81, 8. 20 occupies
place in thc history OF George washing
t1u
~ s1. 81. Si an article.
Nv a. tt. 81 The scamstrcss has 10 90.
NJ li. 81 ia girls nickname.
M ef. 10 l. the one whom you may
thsnk Coz his puzzle.
Mywholeis advice that disciples Of lftak
wa'on all 90 vel 10 heed Will
ut-covniNED FRACTIONS
one fourth balm. one seventh mulch,
|one-ssyCrth mustard. ouc-eighh caich.fy,
ore. fourth rose. onc-sitth yarrow, one
lah lilac. ouc-ffh tallp. oue-hnh pansy
l form whst common fclt foSerf
FrrfrN MaN
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Corns. warts, bunions aud moics prompt
ly removed by IIISps' RADICAL CohS kk'
sovxn. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

-INNAlNAAAi"
D. Brhoai part Of vessel, aui leave 4
trcc.
u Brheai b cut. AMI leave uce.
81 Bchoaf Oh remain in A4uii. and leave
tree.
B,hta1 o. think. ani leave a trce.
e. Heheal slice OF beef. ani leave /
nv kruNt
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High ,ime-Twen,y.fOur O'Clock
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For Sale at a Bargain.

Pine uew two story house In Norway Village,
ooavenient 10 Churches. schools. store, Poet
Once and n n. Contains eight rooms besides
paairy sn.a halls. Balls t~o years sEo-
Thoroughly fnished Throughout N q super lor
manner. Resi OF pine clspb0nds aud cedar shin
glss. Hss excellent spln stone cellar. handsoms
sumner hoase and poukry house. The owner
having novel aNay wli b. soil AZ great bar
gain Terfas very easy. Part cash. balance IN
mortxaEe n desired. for further particulars,
sfiress f.B. MAXIM, 10. Paris.
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,pEAN BALM


sten arrI.rf D. ne
rrrr .nr1ttr nosfrI's
81 afrrtTf ef
rrl1a " can airg
~ truI rf r1rnrrrni
.Nus r1rsre teaffV
~ NI e. m aaTa
irnaumaf o. uHnirrfa
.tnr mrutrlrr Cl 90
rksrI r1ssaEra Wum
rf.i.flrnnIr Cd ~ uu
rlffrIr teal lfa arrfs
anI rrsf ~ arusr cf
fasfa ar amrIL
.Nof ALOUD e. So
a fua 40 afluua
Isl nHH a fnnrIuan
lrrlfuFrf sill care
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Rushing bu.Iness-A run on the bank.
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DIR. DAVID
<NoRIh
' RE m EDY>

rsr ths Cure ~ kiansy and liver Coz.
pfaints. Constipation. and az &c.,
arislnf from an implra tat q n tLOuu
TO womsn Who slnef from AM y ~ lsp..,
lar q TIER alx " 10 an unfllIlrf ff.arf A.
Dfurrisfa. Oue Dollar trffe. or l.r,a h.
David konnciy. Honiouf, n. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Prevalence OF Kidney complaint In America
" Buchu-paiba {" i quick. complete cure. 81.
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Ifyou ara falling. broken. worn out and ner
vous. use : Wells Health Rcnewer."
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Ny husband writes LADY, 4 three times the
man since using Wells Health Eenewer-
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uL-coNniNKn FRACTIONS
one. fourth balm. one seventh mullen
one-ssyotih mustard. oue-eighth caich.fy'
oue. fourth ross. onc-slKth yarrow, one
lfh lilac. onc-ffih tullp. one-nth pansi
/ form whst common Geld foSeri
Linus MAY.
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Night swcats, fsver, chilis. malaria. iyspcI
sla. cured By Wells iIeAIth Remover"
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Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
BIG STRIKE on SMOKY.
The Silver Star Nine, Of the PhiIadci-
phia Co., IL Drifting in Solid Ore.

Word was brought in yesterday Of an
important ore discovery in the Silver
Star mine, on Big Smoky. The tunnel
begun on Dec. /, 1888, after running $50
feet, encountered the ledge at depth
Of 800 feet. and found the same fine
ledge and ore body the mine was known
to possess on the surface. The ledge is
six feet in width, and consists chiefly Of
three grades Of ore that win average in
value 100 ozs per ton. The surface
showing Of the Silver Star mine is ex-
cellent, the ledge being traceable for a
distance Of 1900 feet, and with the pres
ent attainment in depth and the work
ing facility developed by the large tlin-
mel, the mine stands as one Of the best
openings for ore extraction in the Wood
River region. The ore is AL heavy in
lead and Of a very free nature. In the
breast Of the low tunnel water is found
in abundance, but it is easily darined
off through the tunnel, aud it is con-
yerted into power to run an air blower
for the mine.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Host River Mines,


Mr. NJ Gilmore, an CID quartz miner
aud prospector, Ringing through these
mountains for over twenty years, ar
rived here on sundays stage from Lost
River, where lie has been at work devei-
oping the Grand Prize mine, near Hcus-
ton. The Prizo is located seven miles up
the canyon above Houston. Heinforms
MS that the other towns, Alder and Car
bouate. are nearly deserted. At Alder
there,are only two men. At Houston,
on the 4th of July, there were about $50
men present, many OF them from the
surrounding hills. Nh. Gilmore esti-
mates the population Of Houston at
about 100. The other two townsite are
abont y miles from Houston.
The Grand Prize is looking very IA
vorable. There are about 500 tons Of Gre
extracted and in sight. The owners are
Matt. Cullen. Of Salt Lake, james Black.
and Ed. Egan, proprietor Of the White
House, at salt Lake, and man OF con
siderable means. Mr.. Gilmore also
states that the Copper mine is also
looking very favonibly.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Meeting Of the Odd Fellows Association
Last Night.

In accornauce with the notice pub
hshed in the KEYSTONE yesterday mem
hers Of the fraternity Of Odd Fellows
met last evening and organized by the
election of L. II. Russell as Temporary
Chairman. and E. W. Jones. Secretary.
RESOLVED, That any Odd Fellow who
can prove himself as such. and who bears
a good character. can become member
OF this Association.
RESOLVED. That the name OF this As
sociation shall be Ketchum Associa-
tiun. L. o. o. =.
RESOLVED, That we proceed to per-
manent organization by the election of
officers for the ensuing term.
The following were then duly elected;
L. H. Russell. President: Moss Woolf,
Vice President; E. ". Jones, Secretary;
Ed. Williams, Treasurer; Harry Hill.
Warden.
RESOLVED. Thas committee Of three
be appointed on BYLAWS The Chair
appointed Arcs. c. NcPheters. v, 4.
Mensch and Moss wooli.
RESOLVED, That the first regular
meeting shall he held on the evening Of
the nTst Thursday q August
RESOLVED, That 3 committee Of two
he appointed 70 pressure suitable room
Tor the oeeasion. Bros woolf and Ne
Pheters were appointed. On molten
the President was sdded to the COM
mittee.
On motion it was ordered tl'at the
/ proceedings OF this meeting be pub
! lished in the KErcHusr kgysToSE.
On motion vote Of thanks was eN-
~ d. ss-
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-19
Dakota Tin.

Prof Bailey, the eminent geologist,
of Wyoming, says Of the tin in Dakota:
THE stream tin alone is SO abundant
that all the companies that can possi-
bly, work it could go on for twenty years
without exhausting it. Yet this is but
the waste you might say. of the main
deposit -the mere scraps that water and
frost have detached, little Bit at a time.
from the great mass and source Of the
ore, which is Harney Peak itself. more
than mile high, and the surrounding
tin hearing rock which extends for
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