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Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

TnE BI.cESIENAKf on IHE IHINBLE
A bi-een,enAry Of curious kind has
recently been celebrated at Amsterdam,
being 20 less than the celebration Of the
ihimble. /, Is just two centuries since
las, October thA, the frs, European
thimble was made by Nicolas VsnBen-
scho,en. a young goldsmith, who devised
the article for the protection Of the finger
Of his lady-love. Nine. VanRensselaer,
for ,himble., like many greater things,
owe their origin to Cupid. The English
were the frst to make thimbles on a
large scale. bu, long before either Dutch
OF English thought Of ,himbles. Chinese
ladies were ,himbled when they worked
a, their grand embroidery. The Chinese
,himbles bore-and bear TO this day
the form Of lovely lotus flower There
/. no such poetry Of shape in the western
finger bat.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

la the liz, Of failures reported Tues
day, was that Of the J. l. Case. Plow
company Of Wisconsin Mr.. Case Is the
owner Of Jay Eye See, which made =
mile in 2i0 a, Providence last August.
and has beaten all horssfssh save Maud
S. Whether the turf has any relation to
Mr.. Cases financial difficulties is not
stated. but may be inferred. Money
makes the mare 90. but sometimes the
mare makes money 20
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Hon. WIN. A. Cromwsll. General Pass
euger Agent Lake shore 4 N. ,. X. IL
says he nnds Browns SArsspsfills Ism
ous corrective for al troubles arising irou
the wearing lie Of railroad men lie 20
peclally recommends Browns ssfsspafin'
Tor Inilgsstion. Dyspcpsls. etc br0ea'
SgrsIyarlil will invlgorsts and sumuists
the kiinsJs and liver during the cold ses
son Of The year for sale By al drug
alsts
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
WuooPf<g Corgu

"welis Health Rene.cr" restores hesith an
yigOr, cures Dyspepsia. etc. o..
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

I.ayery prsvalen, aud exceedingly DIS
agreeable disease. Fable, n neglected, W
develop lnto serious consumption. Being
a constltuilOual disease. u requires COZ
s,ltatlousl remedy like Hoods ssrssparil-
Ia. which, acting through the blood, reaches
every part % the system, sfccilng rsdf
cal ani permanent cure % Caiarrh q even
II. most severe forms. Mads onlJ ~ T.
4. Hood A Co, Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
vorSa neSi- nEAD rms.

TuH NoLraic nrLr Co. ~ hsrshsl, Mich.
onrr 20 srud their c.isbf.ts-i ftscrHo.Nolra
D. halt snd other tl1cfnic Afrusscts %
trial for thirty days. ~ men young q oldl AZ
ricfs.i .ith nervous debility. ioss ~ vitality
ant manhood. and all Kindred troables Alec
fur rheumatism, neuralgia. par.lyss, anl
many other dlsrasrs. tomplete rcstof fstlnn
81 b~aith. ylrur and manhood guaranteed. 10
risk is incurred as thirty days trial 10 silo-si
Write them al ono. for illustrated pamphlet
nee
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

p. I.onllard & Co. have issued an
attractive lithosrsph. comprising good
portraits Of 10 prominent base ball men
Of the League and American associations
The li,hosrsph vas done q, the establish
men, Of Roo, & Tinker. New York.
which alone /. . guarantee Of exosllenee'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Onee upon q time Goethe got % sre.
mark d The effect that although ~ eanno'
always be- heroes, one can always D.
man. II xlll be- seen that Goethe Ia this
male no Allowances Tor women ani other
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Salt boiled IN WAtef, Pounu 70 tne
gallon. and applied hot through the
spreading nose Of . watering-pot-"a
pound per square yard Vas sufficient
in the experience Of an English gardener
to keep weeds and worms from gravel
walks for three years. Another sxperi-
menser prefers sulphuric acid, diluted
with three times its bulk Of water
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Clown BrrrrKs has proved 10 De we
only true and safe remedy, IN se'
sure cure for all Female Diseases, IN ,'.ss. ~,
form. Your Druggis, keeps " " '''
van, relief. try a. Price only Soe-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
ON the ENGINE,
m sains Q Lssessu.s Whtls D..shl,
sssk -ssnss htss tie fsssssssss DE q.
hss~-A rhyssstss saves 80 fsstss..
I.usros Ma.

IALsros, haa
H.. nsssf Es.-ssy. Rg.fs~i n Y
DsaH STA I AN a sssinesf oe Ne of Cc'.,,
R.,lro-a. ssf raa ths rsl Rl.sr eoai r,n ~
tuesn Val Rlrsf ani tloselli festts f,s
toe pof sB yesfs I ssfsfsi sssffh a ~ tsss
from dfspspsis. Que hs1 sacl a.a.',f 80
hs.t.shss that 4 osaid scsrcsiy go. nIas h.
"a. sss psrtlT 70 lrrs.sisr hssts n aug s,'
p.rtiv 81 me lar 81 tks ens ~. -eostmss =,
ke.a soulf sasg lts ssursisa, al sssis u.
pas -osli settle ~, s'ss, saea sora -
.ts. snf M iood sosrsd 90 500 ss q rusrss :,
s,smssh. In fset ~ siomsfh fst 80 t1an
.srr . Trraf rss sad ters ssrf.or 49, -aai AZ
o. u save perhsps fou esn imssts
hs.sy sssteaani trssei. ne eoesissf lsf tr1.ni
30 seuts slisrss ssariy svsrT ssst a. rlast,
l shasI have " ssFe Ne fosi. - tfli q
vort ustii ne nsti 'gfinf, -h's ] So . -
elsssi mas NJ lsbos. aad ~ uis ~. 80 80
R.~smbsr lhsf hsd risi s'sr' nsi.,s
hs.ri of AL hsf besa uesisi y snrs ~ n.
bssi pbFsi,i.s. - Isssto. s.f i,ss, Mns
srilissl Ia. Dh DAVID Ak>Nfuf fAfOl
iTFRFNFDf 80 rscommenisi 10 ~ nFs
80. D. ne srs .Iih ~ stpfrsnos a asi'fsss
,oa rsn easily fofsiTs ~ 90 ssfies tasi ] al
oct partEis 81 nsth % -
al 6ssisr Ths rs- AL ssrs 80 "a ., nIsl1
80: go 10 "a. a. Mt al sss. s... s,.,, -. Z
/ q tna unIT lnlna ms rfNf W - - fasl
ssoi ana 4 drove ssefy srhs, gsls a. 80
80 rsrn.istsiy out n NJ tufT - tse
kE>NEbis TANOkffH khstni snh o. q
M sasias, an1 a snss ssefs's-
4 whT. bsilsrs EANokttt ktsLufs n.
an,thlns Ons a at shissE1 lats fsf-s
i a. sasiasrr 80 funs ne usIa laf tesi rts
Il fgom liost1a. cams 81 NJ sufiaf "a - issa
Hs "a. sorn csi -ith sufs. nai ~ go.
Il al sas - asffous ~ smpst trltf So srftg
Nss.sn.s. Iuhn. sali. "ftssf a4. lss a.
.nmsghIns % ny snsins thsi 80 sifs' "a
a." tea osi ~ So,ss ~ fsfuhl "a 80
sD1. latsf IA kssl ssf ssss 10 gsf tss
us ssnt - bsd. rse tsls sfsr "a q -
lss hssllAf 20 botchrr. "tsa. ~ s,si
s.s lhaf slsf "a gksr as iha qihrf a n
sas DR DAVID kE>Ntul't lAfuAft
HEMEDf. Ronasut. y fa".i I. 80. tl1i
ear .hoss rsrnsiI "a IL, 10 the ia hf q asi
/ 90 tIs ralIrost.f ~ saI seal
loafs &C., DANIEL Flrfs
| Thls pfetafaiioa gors ~ tte fpqi ~ sstsf =
psrlfy.a "a ins biooi snt roatiex ever lrna rl
h~sIby sstlaa. u is ussfai a. hqar. ttsli Q
Dr Dssa Ksaasdy. PtJsie..s ssl i-is-s
| Hsnilsut. y. =
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

DtconirioSs .ND souvKsIRs -Deiaeh
the notice from your bottle of h0rss fs.'
Iov Doh. and mail per direction. on saes ,
hottie. and thus secure an assoftment o'
our elegant decorative Advertisements
soavenlrs. ste. MY. ID. srRur Co.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

scs M. psg,.,@sss, ~, ,ssa.a ss,
ner. Me-
L-AcRosrIc.
Founiafi0a Word.
A mighty master of bis art,
Whose fame will never die;
Hs words are stamped on every heart,
Their beauty grests the eye.
Cross Words.
A hard. uscompromising Jew,
A haunted prince below him
A famous Roman next We view
Right well dii Caesar know him.
The verlcst shrew In al the land;
A son with hcait benighted;
A iolner who. with merry band,
Ills masters all delighted.
twaddier Who q daughter had
fHer lover did dissembiel
Next comes prince, whose death so sal
Mskes every true heart tremole.
A merchant with his life In pawn.
In time of need befrieuded
A lover. next. who siald tin dawn,
Whose lie soon sally ended.
Now write The name Of an eafl's sou,
Who aid his father honor.
Nv pu1Ile small Al Jas, l. done,
Yours truly,
JAcNiE IIoRSER-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

m.-CRoss. WORD ENIGNa
In A'fs the mountalns snow clad"
In Arisns1. hills of sand"
In Csmtrrlani. "a land of holiows. glad
In Heu Lonoai The " beacon mountain
grand,
In Mlafrfli. royal mountain here
In Colarlio, .colorCd rcd"
10 Cisrrlaaf. meaning ''mouuiain clear
10 Kgi1lls. highest peak 'tis sad
Nv wh0ics place In ltaly-so hke
boot
whose meaning l.. "thc mountains foot
OTIiA Sam.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

And nv money paid for H. Amer having
Liver Complaint four years, and spendlns
money on nostrums and doctors who dld
not help me, tried sulphur Blitsrs. sr
bottle. cured me. I shall always use them.
q. N Buflsr, CoAoss, v Y.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Ten years ago the japanese 20, eissI 'I
idea of events by comparing the sers.ons
published In $50 newspapers. VOW 1ey
have 20 read 300 20 ascertain bow 'hins'
happened.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Frs All Fits stopped free BY Dr. Mine
Great Nerve Restorer No nts snst nIs.
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Ires,lse IN
A. 90 trial bottle free 20 ~ cases. senn 'o
Dr Kline. g3l Arch a. Phlla, Ia
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

The modern coschman drives tis en-
ploycrs horses 90 The halter and BIS en-
ployer's daughter 10 the altar. or 10 hc
ale q dlasrsui ngure, b. brides the horses
aud brldals the daughter.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
THE BUST OF NEFTUNE
IfxTuu NAfIcAx Ntsrlnl
NJ W.u. ukNNn

4 tfaf ttaf ruled tfe fsfffifs n fhe NAH
TumuIflnua anFff Or lmpassiunei pain
4 ufaffnmff rYrs. wlfu chest sni snoullefs
harr.
Anf a. saif 80 wini auInushri IN his hair
.Hfrffr'f NIrlllaf. ~ iFtrunrt.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

-"You don't mean to send us across
the river in that horrid old boat with that
little boy ," Tis ell right, mum Sure
an the by can shwim loiks dook."
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

In New York. recently. Chinsmsn have
assaulted policemen, indalgei In street
nsht., and sss.ed the magistrates. The
Chinese thus make good their repatstion
a. an initiative people.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

A Georgia woman laid an onion meAssf.
ing rs inches ln diameter on an editofs
desk. lie had 10 take long pole and pose
/, on, OF the window before he could come
In and get bis SCISSORS.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

The washington monument Is nov 'osr cur
,.as,,d and eighty eight feet high. NO
,sl,s Ia this country osefshsdo"s "ci'
cen, the prlcs OF butter.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

some ..y ,hs, love Is blind. Nov don J !,
xou fol Yourself bscsuse Joef sohn tn.
s.n nna lsng hair on Jour eohh' ~
A. qulck a. she could II you were m''
rI.A
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

ONFokD, ss--At C0ur 0f rrousle held st
farls. sitnIu ant Cor ne countY of Otfori
On ne thiri ruesiay Of jan, a. D. isst.
sstaif of MAR A. Desrinx, late ~ san franeisoo,
Cal, ieceaset. havins prestuted his aceoant %
elininis.ret.oa "a ths estass 81 ssd dec.ssed
f1F allowance
Oriersd. fhai the said Adlinistrsfor give %
tlor % al pcrsons Interested ~ causinr copy u
t1is orlsr b 1e publshedthrss weeks saccesslvely
nay apFear a. Probsts Court - - held AZ Psris
In said CouufT .on ne laird Tuesday Of fsb. nexi
a. o'elock u the forenoon snd she's cause n sny
thsy have shy TIE Sane should Dot he allowed
6EO. A. WILSON, Jadss.
ktrss ssopT-sttsst III. Z. DAVIS. Rssistsr.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

lie ian oh hsndl-Thsy have dropped
their anchor. - ..A,
She Ia beginner )-Ssrsed thsm nshs
n has been hanging over The side al Gay
tour
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Three or -four hour. every night cooshins Get
Rough on Coughs.- Iroches. l,c. BAls.ln. sc.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

nil50prcc ABSOLUTE pIvoscs
HIvVuOCo psfsoss rsssil.s tafest - 80
xTiosHly Vzsb. WssiS bsiidiss. 1891 sf'''
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
STATE on MAi>h
,ss ALBERT :. AUSTIN. cls.

CLkEEs Ovyics. suraKnk JUDICIAL eoga
fAsis. nAIss, JsanAsy ~ -
Notice is hsrsby xiven. hat ~, A. 81
: sks sppllcssl sor u nlssios - "a Anes
ani Cossssllor = lau. 81 Ne Isrn ol sskc< ~.
yudl<iAi Cosrf. within ssi VOC ne Co.ny al
bed. 70 b kol1<s 90 NE secosd fses''
. ALBKRr q AUSTIN. els.:
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

OXFORD, ~ 70 ne Hoa. Jusucs of ~ 4.
PRIME JsiiclAl C0ari. sstl ~ ~ holden 81 -
=. within sei lor .aii oousJ % ne '''o'i
Tuesiay ~ NNrcb, a y. 10.
kurH wIsCHEsi tx q lisbron. q sa.i q -.
~, slfs of Augustus ID. Wiashs.tsr, respelii..
rspfesssis that her malfsa aAme 80 80
smith thsl shs vas ssfully msfftei = ~ -. -.
Aasusta. u. Nieehes.sf. ~ eems.rsat III
t-sinh dsy u hsT, A. ID. is7Oi ~ ssnsfi lt =
Justice of NE fesns 10 aaf fs sal tllel
Cunh< riand thai thsy lived tnEethef a. hls- -.
ana site N ssii C0uaiy OF CsmbeflAoi, irsl =,
tlms of thsif ssi nsrrAss untli thf - "a, = :.
hxeh. A. q. ls1s; that your nbeliaht has -
coadactsd hers<lf osari her ssd hasbaal -
nlthfal. uss and srsctionsts sift thsl 81 -
AID - dsy o. haroh, A, ID is7y. the "a ~.
sni. vahosi cause. ssd sshi 70 part gnsnoss
hsf, since ~h.eh TINS shs has never teea of - -
fron him, or recsived IRON him AnJ 80 =
fhai shs has msis dilssat inguiry tei as -
OF rsslssass ef her sslf bssbssd. wssrslofs -.
pfsys that Q divorce from the oDafs % mar
~sy y dsercsd 70 her. snf a. IN ds'i o's1'
Dsiss a Hsbros, the i'm oar of Jsaa.ry. a a D
is>S. kUrH wi>Cdksihh
OxfoRD, - ss-ssbscrlbsd and svofn y
Ds, o. nebroa, the i'm dsy OF JanuHil
lss. n. {. DAVIS. Jusgcs Of the fssr'
STATE on MAINE. a.
OXFORD, I. .,-ssprsns Jedlclsl Coaft' m "
Gallon. yasusry % A. ID. ls,s .,,h.n
Jpos the foregoing hbel, ORDERED, IA th,.s ~.
bslknt czsss a. ate s;st coyY thereof 40 y 10
order, 70 be served % the vltha aamsi heelss
psblishins NE sane tArc~ ussts sscesssNs
The Oxford Dsmcefsf. q nsssgapef 49,.
rsris, 10 the Coangy Of Otf0rd. ne hfss ~, n
toe ts<teof 70 b. lhlrty days Al le.s- a.
secoad fue<daycf mxeh. A, ID ls>A IA % !. -
thea appsx bslors our ssif Coars. hss
holden e fArts, 10 ani l0r oar sAia Oess'
Offord. AMI snsuer 10 ssd libel. -.
kSOSn fOsIEk, Justies SAP. Js1. .s',.
true copy of Libel and Or'ief ot SosH
Aussss ALBEIT .. AUSTIN. clss
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
WfDU AyAKH

The HorE OF THx NsrIoS.
for children. SLOW IN developmsnL puny and
delicate. use Wells Health kensver.-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

.feu-f ia severe ed. vhish s1eeiei
a., Lrrrs hai tsrfitls cnuEht atd t..sei
rIrtt sitar n ~ vlfhuut sleep he tp.,.
s.,. r,e IN 4 tried ANHn's cntHsf -,
t.raf vhish relieved ny luuss. ind.cel
sissr. snt afforded me the fesi
=. tis rsr1vsfr a ny stfsnsth. ~ We
s.,t'r..i uss n the fTcfoHat IsfuiA-
,s.t srrs vas snecisd. ! AN no. = iees
oif ha.r aua hearty. AMI sfn tatsae1 spH
turHHV IFtTuHkt faFcii ine.
Uonkfr lkinruofuhh.
IasLinsham. VI. Juiy if. LEA
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
CasroRIA.

when B.b, Was slck. Ne gave hef Csstofls'
49, ~. s.ss chfid, abe cried fof tssioris.
when ~. -as Miss. shs eluns 70 e.s...ss. ,.,',.
49, 49, hal Chllircn. shs gave them es-s"s
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other eompisinss are - lrs'dioe' N 'he"
AHA. a. ,ho.e affecting the throat and lans"
rou. - trasl 9Th by the n,aiofiiJ ~ suhef-
a.. Tts osdinAry cough or eoii. resulting
t.,'..fs from . tr.alng 90 uneou'eloas 81.
,a.srs. "a oftsn bui ths 10 nfirs q i.iAi
,.ssu... AYrn's CnrHns lftroaAt has
vsi rrotsn "a sfcaey in q forty "a" 80
vh throat and iurg d.lsascs. an4 sA9eis "
So d. Al eases ~lthout dalAy-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

S.-Eyer thsr, Goats before the real.
The bright. the hcauiifai idraL
G-i. Ilsa. itc. .. Fcsi. o.. 8. March.
marc. 4. wcss. wse. 5, wrcaihr, wreath.
B. Juigrs, Iligc
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

-"Msn wants but little here below
but wants something al the time.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

avhu. ie ths enuntfy iast winter my ntus
~. thrse Ysafs 0li. Has ttksn lll eiiN ettets
4, .--r..t - IN L. auuid dis ffNn tifansa-
lsf.nn. Oss q che family susassist ~ -
~ ANrH's CuNnHY frlfunAi totNe ~
vhlch sss aIaaYs teft u ihs sq.ss. ~
uas tfIf.i in sr.an AT frflufti 80. 80
A. 1lr delight iu les than hslf an tguf ne
iffa flfIant 80 tIfaii HF easily. lee
a. siII that tho tuIrrf fttfuhAt hsi
srfa.I ~ tlfHraa Dc. Cas- ful Hpu1ef ~
NHs THNk Oruvrr."
~ Wesi i.slh st.. Nes Yea, MAJ u. ~
81 have u.si Asrn's CurEny rTcfoAaL
a. rr family o. srrffal felfs, and - ~,
f..fsfs H. tr0f.Hurfr "a tIr rosi steefaAl
r--lr a. a.. 49, sui cai - ~ hste sssf
a 4. CASE"
isls cy,iai. Mas. NaFsA "a. issa
~fsrF.rs.i farsisit yrsrs from nronshits,
a. aIfHr tr.IHa riauT fen.fIllft Hltn - -
s.as. uts saIsi lI the gss n a. y. tss .ss~
n'ia.a. i.',.. Arfl 5. 80.
,.r,.ts s,v snsush In praise = ArIns
Tr.rr0 IIIIH.tf. a. .rF.rs ~ ~ tne.
81 ff is lsa 'lau'i 'ous '',ss ss,s o.''
is.s.,..s. r.,s.. Asrl p. -.
\, ease q an arccilau q ne threat %
iurr, sslsu atrh cannot D. grtaiiI rsiis'si
b. ~ 49, e ArrEa CuraHr frcfoaAi,
All n sin aiafsf cvrs vhsn ne d',ea's
~ Aiftaiy tsYcli ~ couifol u r-sissi1s'
rurrAnrD Nv
Dr.J.c.AyerS Co, ., Lowell, Mass.
soli by al Drasssa
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

-rnANsrusEp utANks
tshota- under the - ~ The river
sItc
A sas s~sn on the - sgfface of
rork h,if way up me moantAiu.
was noi - o. iln thc . ayy - or
cotton.
4 ln good iruli year, save sone -
o.
g. Toe uamp took no heed 10 tae CON.
manito -. Bot - from as qsllkly a. sighi
of thc dog
e. Toe - Who sct IRE io VI Browns
house was MT only - Bat Imprisoned.
g. The proprietor ~ 4 street Mafse'
- The icai in faruishing delicious -
Rvs Ia -
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
MAIL ROUTES


VINO VIII c,rnY IuE NAH N OIToEp
CoUNrY. sNp ruE rHiCE PAID ruEN.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

lN-NNt0NA
Composed % .5 letters.
Myt5.c.7 itisA fastening that pr
mits motion.
NIL. o.. is. 10. 70. 90, ~ 0. The &C, OF
revolving
My y. %. q. 2s. l5sA place OF shsi.
Ter
MySaa9samean. used 10 express
ones desIrc
i5.ls.ll. o.. Z, IS i as,at occupied
ouly by monarch.
NJ whole i motto familiar % speca-
lAtofs
BnourR NED.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

"RoU0H on PAIx" PoRousKD PLAsrxRj
Strengthening. improved, the beet for bach
sche. pains In chest or side. rheumatism. nsu.
ralxiA-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Lsdie. Who would retain freshness and v
vscliy don't fail 10 try "wells' Health hsnss
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

A suite businsss-Baildins apart.
ment hotels.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
TuJ. A. IIOlu Co. New Cologne

n.er 1. Injurious 10 the system when
.s..s.. 4, becomes too sys,smatich.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
paKrrY WOsIS

"kOCOu on IOOfnACttg
instant relief for Neuralgia, rOOthachs. fsce
ache. Ash for ROugh on IoOthsche.- - an
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

CATARRHAL THROAT Asrrcrt0Ss,
Hacking. Irritating Coughs, Colds, sore Throat
curci by "ROush on Coughs 1rosses, l,c-i
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

ANswrEs 10 PvEfLKs oT L,sr wEEK.
i-Maiam
g-Lovc one smother.
"A boz. will l.thc wIni. sil. sni
tte th1aghts 20 yoatn aff long, ions
thoughts
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC R'Y
rr H.a rrr.rt. rHsH.H .f .fs Urr r.rrrrfs go
N... a.H ..H aH.0.asf r...e e. rsr-
- -
arf HI NaI on
go UH.Hr a.
DO HHr" '.H .a"..r t-f 30 Pc -
...H ID .n.UI I.Ha1I aIf usxr ~.
CT. ....a HHHr..aaf Il 49, I.nf.rfar.a -
U.a.H... Do NHa..Ha Mas arruI NoriHl BE-
r.r.nr oar Nrrr. o. "a~H NrFII.rsl Naars
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CHICAGO.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

Rough on Itch cures Humor.. Lruptions,
ringworm. letter. salt rhsum. frosted fssi, ehn.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
MoTHKRs

And the many Throat Affections of children,
promptly. Pleasantly snd safely relieved ~
= noagh on Coughs~ Troches iSc.. bsissm -
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

yog are losing yOsr gTig on NE. ny Well.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
u-CoNUNpEUN

WHY i an Irish brawl like brave sol
der 10 The service of bis country
WtCKED Will
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10

n you are falling. broken. -orn oai AMI ner.
vo1.. use "wells Health ksnewer." o.. Al
Oxford Democrat., 1885-02-10
Rnrnn ON cornn..

"RoUGH on COu0us"
Ask for Rough on Coughs.- f0r Coughs, Colds
>ore Throat. Hoarsenes-- rrocbes, i,c- isuia
"ROUGH on Rars."
Clears out Rats, Nice. roaches, nics. ants. bel
bug.. ssunks. Chipmunks. sophers. l'e. Az
HEART PAINS
PAlpifatlon, Drop-ioal sweliings. Dirxinss.l In.
digestion, lieaiAcbe, sleeplessness cured ~
Wells Health iisne-cr."
"RoU0m on CoKSs."
Asa Cor Wells [" Eough on Corns" - 0uics,
complete cure. Hart OF son Cofns. bsnions.
warts.
" ROUGm ON PsIS PORouskD Plastic.
strengthening. improved. the best Or back
sebs. pains IN chest or side. rbsutnsti-tn, neu-
ralgiA-
THIS PEOFLE
"weli.' Health Reuescr" restores besith AMI
vigor. cures Dy.pepsia. etc. o.
WHOOFf>0 COUGH,
And the many Throat Affections % children,
promptly. Pleasantly and safely relieved ~
noagh on Coughs" rrOches lSc.. hsls>m s,c.
MOTHERS.
n you are falling. broken. worn Out AMI net.
vou.. use "wells' Health kenever." o. Al
Druggists.
LIYz PRKskRvxR.
II you are losing your grip on ife. ny Wells
Health ksnewof.s Goes direct to seak spots
"RoU0m on ToorHAcHg.
Instant relief for Nsuralgia. roothachs. fsce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-14
a Prima Donna Cowhided.

NEW ORLEANS, August "Wednesday
night, at the Spanish Fort Opera House,
during the performance of the St. Quenten
Opera Company of the "Chimes of Norman
dy," there was little episode introduced
which caused no little excitement among
the audience. Ia order to hurry the
piece one scene was cut out of it, in
which the tenor, Harry Malten, had to
sing. Malten was very indignant over
the supposed slight and treasured the
bittereat enmity in consequence against
the prima donna, Miss Lizzie St. Qaenten,
who he suspected had the play cut. In the
nextscene, while Miss Quenten was singing,
Maltsn, to tho surprise Of everybody, walk
cd on the stage with small cowhide iu bis
hand, and without saying a word, in the
presence of an indignant audience, struck
bar several times across the shoulders. Miss
Qlenten ran behind the scenes, where NAL
ten hit her several additional blows, until,
faally, some one caught him. The only
excuse offered for the outrage wasthat NAL
ten was under the Influence of liquor. Miss
Queuten sang her part out, but amid tears
and Mysteries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-14

WHERE SCANDAL is Not RELISlIrp.
The revolving details Of crimes, the highly
favored testimony of the divorce court, The
scandals of society and c;urt life have 10
| attraction for the average reader Of II
Dutch newspaper. \ shocking crime is
committed, prominent citizen commits.
suicide, an official mys!eriously disappears.
well-knoWu society couple are divorced, :;
rich girl elopes with her fathers cgachmam.
the king Threats his wife, qI,arrc!s with his
son or leaves the funeral ceremonies of his
first wife TO 90 on IA debauch with his favor.
ite mistress Rich morsels Of scandal these,
for American, French and even some Eng
lish newspapers. Is Amsterdam shocked
mystitied, astonishtd or Disguised? Not "a
bit Of it; nor even interested. The crIIo
will be merely mentioned in an obscure col
ner of the paper, the suicides name will hc
perhaps omitted, two months may clap-c
before a word is said ahuut the disappearanr
and then merely IA announce Tie discovery cl
the remains il IN: canal. The clUprmrHt
may not find IL way into print AZ al, while
the court scaulais, and lharc are MANY Of
them, are merely spoken Of as painful. facts.
of which the less said the better. And set
the laws relating o iibels are not stringent.
Libel suits are exceedingly rare in Holland,
simply because :hare seems to be no Induce
ment for new papers 10 print public scar
dals. There is one, and only one, papc" IN
the country given 10 what is known in the
United States as sensational journalism, and
that has never bpsn a commercial success.
This paper often prints scnndalous thing
somt times at2G, high officials, bu. no u,e
pays any attentions 20 il. The Dutch seem
utterly indifferent to private scandals. 4
public man may openly keep half dozen
mslresses and be otherwise involved in So
cial scandals, but il would in no way be dis
cusscd in campaign for any pubic alice Of
honor or Trust IhHu Press