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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
AnIlAKEn sTRMnN

o. was the Fasi Day meeting.
And the group ~ gathering fnlk
sst touched by The hush ~ Noicelcss spell
10 sound The silence broke.
untn. in her place on The woman's side.
Win a sveet and tender face
That hurr the pure and peaceful siEn
oftho Inward spirits grace
4 whl,e.haircd woman rose 9Th the Wofd
That vas lad on her heart - say
Tho wori that the gathered peope
Were waiting that sunny day
sister Tabuha al % pieces
Ny best china teapot hrOkss
uutf kept my soui In patience.
Nor sori of anger spoke"
That sal. Ant down With the snn.hlne
Tho silence again full sscci,
Till he elder people gave The sisn
That the seryice was complete.
ID you say that the hour sas wasfeif
TnAf the sermon Nas trivial. Nsin.
Tcttisss, devoid of logic,
tnthfilled bv one eiol sifainf
No, -. or that eospel l. sweetest
That L. won thruugh lifc's fret AM iis pair.
HAT snficns the jar ~ iis friction,
AMI iightcns tns stFsss OF restrain.
And the love that l. over The sfrinr
Tho peace untouched ~ surprisc.
Ihe qulsf that keeps lts sstsf patience.
Aru dear ln The Masters cyes
While many rhetoriClan
NIrht learn from this hnmIly bfirf
truth that thr wrarIrt people
would hail a. glsi relief
That The los.on L. most enduring
clos. o. lIfr's prsrticsl lnr-,
Anf NOT thn length hut thc rfnrss
The heart of fnr hrtrrf incliucs
Aniwe 40 in our plain home duties
fInd tha thuuEnt in thls lasi nay sofl,
Tnat the least I'D our trials aud trlumuus
Hasa uurin In thc sighi of our Lori
husfiIa If Work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
HINTS ABOUT HORSES.

d. william Horne. practical auihorly'
objects .n the NuIpHl' NocAni1H % sas'
n4nfInsa stuffed sack az bis heels % break
I horse OF TnE KiCEiNG uAnIr, a. "illogic-
Al ari f1oIhariy lie once saW a basket
400 In the same way "it ruined The anil
MAJ AMI This Il sali against CRUZ BIZ
rINa
" Many horses will be ffcifal aud IN.
.tsaiy with q chahng, sharp bli, that would
Otherwise be gentle aud pleasant with a
le.s severe one. A sharp, severe oit hoi
the suhdaer of a horses temper . does
Quite ofen excite many bad habits abd 40.
pleasaut acts which would be dormant u
otherwise treated.
The doctor fayors breeding up 70 good
carriage OF the head, with Intent - a0olish
the "Abominable check.rein' and ne also
urges application Of PHRESoLoGN 10 breed
lng and buyiug
II never tuY horse with io", mar
row forehead. such a forehead belongs
IN Al vicious horses. klckers, bad rana'
wavs. c.-ln fact, every vice i found IN
. horse with low, narrow forehead' anu
never In the opposite. In the high and
bro.d forehead We have predominating
csr,brum or Intellectual brain. In the lo"
al narrow forehead We have the predom'
In,tlpg eerebellum or low train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
A GOOD WAY To REMOVE FENCE
POSTS.

Hauus quite lafse amount q old
f--ce 'o remove on land that Ne wish 90
NV this faM We were anxious 90 puA
.p che pa.,. .o as o. leave the ground 10
I'D cOnd.'.on or ihe plow. hoW 20
DOTH. rapidly ard without too much hard
wofk became quite a study with us We
started several times fo make some ar
rarsemeat cha, we had seen spoken g
.n the pspefs. bl' they al scented TOO
c.mber.one. and Ne finally hii upon che
p,aa Of removing cur oar,-body and Nth
he drwafl wheels backed close 20 ite
post. cable chain was placed around i
.u4 then fitted io The axe so a. % MAKE
quite alhirg.holi ~hen The horses pulled
care beng taken 90 hitch the chaia 20
that there would De- slight tsri as vel
asE Eft. 10 this ~sy the Posis ~ere al
removed With ease and a. a great saving
Of labor n one came too hard, a good
.rsd twig of block placed IN front oi
each Wheel gave u more of lifting hold
a,i pulled % out a. once. Wishing 10
remove some large cherry trees We dug
vel around them and cut al roots IN
,:sh,. then pat q chaia around them as
h.sh up The tree ss man could reach :
then With rope and Puly they were
drawn over IN such . manner that more
Of the roo,s were exposed aud soon gave
way. With q good pulling team the
power 20 be gained in this way doubles
vour orisinsl strength ard sometimes one
can accomplish wonders with them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

TnE REAsoN liz DDN'T Gar H.
"well. thi. is a pretty time iof you to
ge, home. Mr., Crap" earolled his better
half a. iha, gentleman appeared before
her in the early morning holrs 81 should
think you would be ashamed Of yourself
to leave me alone 10 this say.
II eoaldn', help 1t, my deaf ! had
to see a man, you know.
Had TO see a man did yol
"Yes. my dear"
What did you have TO see him aboat'"
About some money. my love
"Yoa saw him, | suppose
"Yes. my darling. saw him"
"Did you ge, the money
"No, my dear"
"what did the man says
"He said -four aces"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

SnREwDLY CAUGHT.-All the old stu.
dents Of Wyoming Seminary a, Kings
ton, Pa, will remember "Doc. Nelson, T"
as he was called by the boys, and Of him
the following story is related; Some
trick had been played by the boys, and
DR.. Nelson 70, up in the chapel and told
the story Of the dreadful deed and then
he said. snow can pOin, ou, the man
who did Il. Righ, there he is." said he,
pointing at random over the students.
Well, Of course al turned to see who the
eulpri, nigh, be. while the ,ricksier, no,
being quite up to the racket, did not turn
and 20 Vas caught.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
Hoods Sarsaparilla

TmKY fUM0ATKD IiIH When Conduit
or Berry's train reached Nashua yesterday
afternoon a negro who had been slowed
away unobserved Jumped OF. and. thinking
10 be funny, Informed several OF the rail
road boys that he was direct from Mont
real where there was heaps OF smallpox,
sab" 10 coming 10 the knowledge OF Sta
ton Agent Parker, be Immediately notified
Special Oflcer FLANDERS OF The facts aud
advised his capture. Pursuit was lmme.
distely Instituted. and after q long hunt
the officer overlook him near the Edge.
Vile school house aud brought him 10 the
depot, where he was treated 70 foll
complement OF sulphur fumes, 70 the great
delight OF the crowd OF railroad boys that
had assembled 10 witness the last act In
the "fanny story" A. soon A. released
he took bee line for Massachusetts,, and
II isn't At all probable he will attempt 70
paddle smallpox ln NASHUA -NdshHa IT,.
sgraYh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
AL,RK's FLIGHT
o., "a wE,rurHLY

ulf IH iIr country tno bells ser ringing
uIf ln fnn noIis uas q child AZ play
Au.i up tn wen ara ruui singing
UIIfhr AMI free on thsf morn - heY
Anl coo child lHokri up ~ she heard inr finf
lnE.
Wafching fho iaIk AZ % s1arei asay,
cd ssrrf lafk. teU mr. hraNu'sari slnslnff
shall 4 alao tu heaven one daf
Deep In thc shade Of e mighty CliY,
Toilet enman flf daily hfrai.
unig tnr lara fu 49, hrr and ply.
slnrinF a'l LAY ln a CaEn u'ffhfal.
An1 fIr FL they hsff lu tnr gloom toselhfIt
rusnnci AL prni in the naffns STREET.
Ult fnr nIrI sfiI sanE ~ thc golden Heaihfi
All fhr snman frfamf uf Der chlihpu
ssrff
a.III In hrr dreams The hrlls serr flnEinf
rrIIa arrIIf in fnr frlfs sts snes
AuI sh. opened flr cage a. ihe iAfk 49, tins
luF.
kI.sa.IrIm certify anil 90 Dion FREE
AnI up AMI ou a. tIr hlfl srni Staging
Itnen came a voice that srFIurai iu sal
.f.rn a. fnr lara fhsf ls hraf'n ~lnfins
Innn shalt r1 aIso tn hravn one daY
-fIssf'Ff ~ NHrfuifr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

An importsn, principle Is Involved In
the manufacture Of butter, aud 20 have q
good article the most scrupulous care IL
essential. Too rapid charming makes the
butter son aud frothy, In which condition
II Is said 70 be burst while churning too
slowly imparts q lad favor, a strong taste,
and makes II highly tenaolous. Churnipg
evolves butter by rupturing the minute
fst globules In milk. and the knesding OF
these globules INTO larger or smaller masses
Of butter. - Tdrla Guide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

-Aerieui,ure i the solid basis Of tae
.osntr,'s prosperity. IL ought, naiarA'y
enough. 10 draw into its ranks me ,,'.' osss
,,,.,soot of our land No other cAihtg
so~us up % wide = Geld for mental sois. :.
rse Ann IL grand laboratory, and 70 y
-. - minds In the country must come.
TIE cost o. bringing this sas'
.ogrtry nom is primevI state % ~ plos,
,,..-,... eousItion would oulld Two sets ol
eitle. sud villages hke The present Que S
sns Al he raiiroais beeides. n. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Since birth my baby hai running sores
al over hl. head. lni the doctor. -a.i Do
must die. for they could not heal them. ]
used cycryth.ng ever heart of bai 10 Wa
90 good ne got so bal that De would
not nurse. Husbands sister told me 90
Try Salphuf BIttcrs A. she hal great liih
In them. used a bottle ani the sores
commenced % hta, AMER using Two boz.
lies more. the sores all healed ani con-
.ldere4 my baby saved Nt.r, t.H.Iri
VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

If the press could by concerted e.
fort urge upon the people, especially 'pe
Young. the dignity aud independence q.
wi a. the sureness Of agriculture u would
A. more 10 enhance the wealth, pAtfiotsm
sud stability OF our nation than any o'hef
teaching.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Before she had hAlf.fni.hed speaking.
the company had gathered close around
her.
81 must say. began Mrs Bent, IN an
angry tone Ba, Pinkie wen, on reso'
lutely
"I could no, resist the temptation 20
live up to the New Workers idea OF a
Kansas gir. jus, for an hour or two.
You know that I was exactly the sort OF
person you all expected 20 see from the
West" She gathered up courage a.
.be saw smiles "Yes. you al know y.
embracing the group 10 her appealing
glance. and We on, wes, all know H.
Then. forgive me. Yol ash them 10 for
give me. dear Uncle SilAs. wont you ,
Bat Uncle Silss was laughing too hearii'
ly lie bent over and kissed her fore
head
IL a.s them al 20 forgive me or si's.
ins you." be sAh "A capital JOKE
P,nkie ,'
The be-, bi, Of ao,iog ever saw.
cried Hon. Mr. Morris quite clever
very rsat. Upon my word. though. !
DO no, think nov. really, Miss Bent. l
.holld no, have seen through o; ] don't
think YOU could have deceived me
II should noi have tried, replied
Pinkie. very simply We, there was a
certain inde6asble something ia tone
which made The Hon Mf. Morn. change
color
There afe no words In which 20 de-
scribe the embauAsmeni of Mrs. bn'
and her daughters.
Had Pinkie overheard What they said
about her
They sounded hsr A. faf a. hey dared
Bai they never found out
10 only one person did Pinkls ever tell
the Whole. Tha, wAs 20 the Hoa. Mf
Morris. after she had been ior some weeks
his wife
Il though, % was % unjust in them.
Frank" she aid 80 cruel ID Just
give them q lesson and let them see that
manners may be only skin decp-sa'iiy
put on or pat of. Bat Ia never have
done 10. Frank. II I'd seen you first
never. wanted 20 run oat Of the room
a, .ooa a. | saw yol look q, me.
"You nccda'i have done 20. replied
Hoa. Mr Morri.. "for thought a. soon
q, my eyes frll on you that had never
seen 80 lovely face before
"Dii yoi really - asked PinkIe.
Really answered the hoa. Mf.
Morris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

ABlst0n man. claiming tO Pei ascIcut-
lst. says N the earth is NOT bored fll oi
holes .t will burst iie has PROBABLY been
retained BY a te.cphOne company which
wants o. plt up some more posts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Hunts .kiinsy snd Liver Remedy has
been used over thirty years, ani saved
thousand. from q lingering discas' a1i
death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Ai1.fLanof. carriage manufacturer. llt
Carroll Street. Baftip. y s., states 'i
was troubled with nausea of t1e ,tom1rl,
slck headache aul general debility AMI
Bari0ck blood B.fters cured me-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

A Frrnfr FAuFE -"Faihef, Be
began, after taking the Old man oai back
Of the barn. "yolf years are many.
"les, my son.
"You have ,oiled early and late. and
by the swea, Of your brow you have
amassed this biz farm
That's %. William.
1T hA, painei me more than ! can
tell TO zee you, a. your age, troubling
yourself With the cares of life. Father,
your decliLing years should be spent IN
the old armchair IN the chimney corner.
"Yes, william. they should
"Now. father, seeing you are old and
feeble and helpless, give me a deed Of
the farm and you and mother live oat
your remaining days with me and Sal
ly"
william, .aid the old man, A. he
pushed back bis sleeves. II think | see
the drn o them remarks When I'm
ready 10 star, Cor the poor.hoase III
play fool and hand over the deed. VIII
liam 2"
"Nes sir."
"In order to dispel any delusioa on
your part tha, | an old and feeble and
helpless. I'm going to knock do~a half
an acre Of corns,alks with your heels
And vixen the convention finally ad-
iourned William erawled 10 the Eeafes,
hAys,sck and cautiously whispered .
himself
And Sally va. to broach tie sane
thing 20 ma a, the same time S0n-
der il She. mor,Ally injured, or oaly
crippled for life >
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

ltls said that the position of a woman
lsatsst OF civilization. A. woman 10 boss
throughout the ln.tri States olf c.FINtt
zion may be saIi OBJ bc fully tested
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

yEGEIISk Is composed OF roots bark
and herbs. II Is very pleasant 70 take
every child likes H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

The combustion. proportion, and proc
ess In preparing Hoods Susaparllli, are
peculiar % this medicine and unknosn N
others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Horse AMI cattle powders 10 untdl.ierai-
ci are of Immense afFaniage. hl' tle 'afge
packs now soii are Trash only one k.nd
now known in this cuuutry are a1so.lifIy
ngrr ani those are NhfrIfIn.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

nan arFFrnrp from Cs,arfl Or tcu
year, thc pain w0ai be so severe thAi j
va obliged 90 send Or a Doctor hai
entirely lost sense ~ smell kys Cream
Balm has worked miracIs. .N. y Hall
eys. Bughampi0n. y 3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

"AIl want Il a single heart" writes a
poetess. A practical woman would be sat
SIZED with a solitaire diamond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

urAur uisrssr can hr rurri nY tar l-e
OF DR GRAVES HEART REGULATOR.
a certain cure ll 40 its forms. either nf.
ganlc or .ympithet.c Srni Or frre pam
ph'et to D. B. fngaNs. ctm1riga Mas.
al II pr bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Beer Nasfr,j bottled .a $50. hat people
were honest then ani 10 wasn't considered
necessary o. have Hstrun this bottle
blown into the gass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

"Oaly ouc marriage in I'm eni happily.
II q. such luI ldiclous statements A. those
that give Morm0nIsm its boom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

TfTs. unts stopped free hY pr kiilc's ertai
Nerve Hrsfnfrr S. fis anlr nrsf days lsr
Marvellous cures Treaties Iun o. rill nn'Nf
frsofo fIf cases send fn ur Kline DO Arrh
sf rhIa. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

There's many asIIp
TNlxt thc Ice aud the aip
with many pain terrible
For ev'ry pain aci cYfy spfa.n.
Ise Great American ,pecIn,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

An Iowa veteran draws pension be-
cause Ten years ago his wife sirack h'm
with a lrOomstlck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

JAMES PYLEs PEARLlNEl. an artl-
Gle % too great value to housskeepers to
be untrlci by any. 40 similar article has
come luto general use in s1 short tine,
simply because 10 always speaks iof iiseli
on trial s1li by ail grocsr. hnt sce That
arc uOt lfgci upon yol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Cliaffh o. a Nffy Trcfalcnt disease WIN
distressing ani offensive SYMPTOMS Hoods
sarsapafla gives ready rtuef ani speedy
cure. from the fact 10 acts ihfoleh the blood.
aud thus reaches esey part q thc system.
Il suffered With caiauh fheenyelu. Ioof
10 ds sarnpar.la and I am noi troubled any
with caiauh. and my general health Is much
better" W Inns, Postal Clerk Chicago
8 - Louis Railroad.
"A suffered with caianh G ore years. tired
many wonderful cures inhaisrs etc.. spend.
ugueaTly one hundred dollars without benefit
tried loois slapan.ia, and was greatly
improved" ~ A. AnnEY. Worcester. Mass
Hoofs slr,aranua s chancierl1d ~
thrcc pcclnaurcs 1T, thc c1utianfioa oi
remedial agents; "a. the proportion ~. The
procsss q securing che active medicinal
qualities. The eIesu't isamed.clne Il unusual
strength. cfcci.ng cures L.llfn0 mknosn.
Send Or BOX coniaIn.ng additional evidence.
"Hoods slfsaranna tones up my system,
nli.hs, ny t.o'i. ~, ,harpsn' i il,,,, ,s,.s ,d
Register a Deeds Lowell Ma.
Hoods slrsapanila beats all others. and
lsw0rfh Ifs weight ln TlId. hAnnfNUrON
10 Bank street. New YORK Cfy.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soid ~ all druggists o. ~ fof e. Made
only BY G. l. HOOD q co, Lowell, Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

An open ques,ion-"will you give me
q dozen oysters on the half-shell y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

The nan of Indigenous huulou. may be
sald % bel q person of great resources,
sincc he gsnefai.y hes someth.ng on ilpt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

An exchange says that there - mis-
slon In this ne f1r dudes. We hope 20 is
a foreign mission
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

irqalfef a.k. whst must 40 to make
ny hand. SON
do nothing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

FoR EaRAcnr. + T10thachc. Sore Throat,
sselled Neck. and the results of cold eni
Inflammation. use Df. Thomas's Lrleeirc
OI-,he great paiu destroyer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

You may crowd. you may an che street
cir D. you will but there's room i1i one
more 0n the vehicle stilL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

The gas. meter Is The almanac which tells
OF longer evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

we don't have to recommend itfsers
Hair Ba'sam boz once. writes A. 4 blf-
ger. druggist. of Liberty. \. Aiirf
that 10 stsuis on lts record IT, stops ftil-
log hair. restores Dr glnal color. soiiness
ani gloss. Exceptionally c.eaa, prevents
fan1fUf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Ifyol hiycnt been sick i1l 1ays In my
years. or pro- rata ou vhttsrcr your agc
il. y0g haven't come up t0 flr Statistical
NAH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

A Pfi.barg isiy who owns of il
houses 90. t'p.y in the streets Think of
thls. yc men Who 0liy have % Col 'ne
house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Downss Elixir will cure any cough or
cold. no mlttsr of how long standing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

4 Manufacturer of glass eyes says That
his products are now 81 sk.i.fuiy male A.
% DEFY detection Even The wcarcrs ui
the gla.s eyes cant see through thc ieccp
tl0n.
What Is the of suffering with bsckache,
Rheumatism. Kidney Diseases, nclaiica,
Crlck. STITCHES. Chest ani Lug Ir0u1.cs,
Torpid Liver. or soreness in any part when
a ~ PIsf.r Nl.i certainly give yog relief
Vastly superior tD All other porous piAs
ters YouN Say sd after gsIug one. -'e
eyeryNlcrc.
lie came ln silently Aui remarked, Are
sou warn Yes" was The emphatic
reply. II might have known, De- coniln-
uel you lukcwarm. For particulars of
bis death see news columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

A Al.on.rrG DiNNEK.-When Congress
man I. made h.. fret visit 20 New York.
some years ago. a friend invited him 20 a
restaurant. where they called for soit-
she'll crabs. L. had never seen any be-
fore. aud dil not know what they were.
He liked them. hoNever, and a ie~ days
ahersarl. wishing 10 regale himself
agaia wiih some q the iooihsome cfas
iaccans. be- hunted up The restaurant
walked ia and "a, down a. a table but
be bad forgotten the name Of the food be
desired. Looking over a bill Of fare be-
saw HOLSTERS" llecalled the waiter aud
ail Water, have you any lob'ier'
"Ye.. said the waiter. "Buag me q
dozen" aid l.. "A dozen ' exclaimed
the waiter. in asionishment. l.. saw
that be had made mistake, but be was
no, going 10 admit 10. "Confound you
be- sAid "dont yol suppose ! Know
what / want Bring me dozen. The
table was cleared Of everything that ~as
oa 10, and l.. pitched Ia. lie ate ell be
possibly could. called for a slass Of bran.
dy. looked up a. the waiter and said .
Waiter. was no, a. hungry a. !
though, was. How much i the bill -
Fourteen dollars and fifty ceni'. re-
Piled the waiter. "Why, !, j. noi A.
much a. thought il would be, said J.
"Here. you nsedn'i mind the change
and. handing the waiter fifteen dollars
the Congresman walked out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
Professional Cards. SC.

I,vr'' ~"'~"r'
l--s { Counselor 40 l1s.
"Irts. natns.
.l..ll .t.t n.s .rrsl sn.i
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
IN THE BALKANS.
Prince Alexander Receives kilograms of
Sympathy-The Conference I'm ses-
sion.
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
BELGRADE, Nov. "a town of the Bull
garian frontier shows that the Servian army
are suffering greatly on account of inclem-
ent weather, having only their clothing and
inadequate tents.
PHufIroroLIs, Nov. 9.-Prince Alexander
has received kilograms of sympathy from
some of the European courts. Russia's
action is supposed TO have been intended to
goad Prince Alexander to imprudence i'm
order that there might be an excuse for a
Russian invasion of bulgaria.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov BIT is stated that
a proposal has been made at the Balkan con-
ference To appoint a temporary Governor of
Roumelia, and TO request Prince Alexander
TO withdraw pending the settlement of the
question. The Porte is arranging for %
furter loan of SS00.0O0 from Baron Hirsoh,
owing to heavy military expenses.
l.oNpoN. Nov. O--Dr. Stransky, the chief
mover OF the Roumelian revolution. and
President of the. Provincial Government Mt
philoppopolis, has been forced to resign on
u charge of bribery.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-11
A RIoToUS RECTOR.
Exposed i'm His Sin He Flees, and Being Pur-
sued Stabs Two of His Pursuers.

PLYMOUTH, England, Nov. 6.-Rey. Stew
art Ross, formerly rector of Christ Church,
at Belfast, Ireland, was addressing the Plym-
outh Young Mems Christian Society last
evening, when Charles Jay, the Canadian
Emigration Commissioner, burst into the
room and shouted: "You hypocrite, you
eloped with my Wife" Ross trrned. pale
and fed from the ROOM His audience were
surprised and greatly excited. The moment
many of them realized what was the matter
they became a bowling mob and pursued
their lecturer for mile, yelling all the
time. At this point Ross, who was breath
less and driven to bay, turned suddenly and
stabbed two of his most active pursuers.
Others coming up on the moment seized
and disarmed the murderous rector. The
police then put in an appearance and arrest
Ell Ross. He was taken before a magistrate
to-day, when charges were lodged against
him and he was remanded for a week with
out bail.
1t transpires that Ross disappeared from
Belfast two years ago, leaving Il wife and
three children. Mrs. Jay who was teacher
in his Sunday-school, also disappeared at the
same time, which led to a report that the
couple had eloped. This rumor was con-
iirmed when Mr. Jay received letter from
Ross, in which the latter said: "Your wife
has undergone malpractice, and you had
better arrange for obtaining divorce from
her."
Mrs. Jay was found in the prisoners lodg-
ing, and when informed of her paramour's
arrest gloried in her connection with the
Lords annointed,' as she called her Illicit
lover. She attended court to-day and sat in
brazen manner throughout the whole pro-
ceedingS