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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-02
Total for one year ............-l7,5 81


Over $1,000 could properly be
added to the above making over
S24,SOO), being the sum lost to the
State by the Auditor in his attempt
to postpone the payment of verified
coupons for partizan cOnsidera'
tons, under the legal advice OF
Mr.. Meredith. How much more OF
legal fees have been incidentally
incurred and paid, or to be here
after paid, heaven knows.
But look at the exhibit as we
know it. What a Bonanza for
lawyers is Bourbon rule Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-02

After filing the above appointments
will le ln the Iicasurcr's OlIce 40 Wood
stock Five per cent will be- added TO all
unpaid taxes after December 1, l-sj.
Remember days and dates.
g.. ". KOONIZ, Treas.
oct. l-.w. Shenandoah County
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-02
REHABILITATION :

The cambridge fee.......--.-..- Isl 'OOO
The fec in the Hamilton case ..-....l 600
The fees in the coupon cases at Wash
lngtOn. ..---.-.-. --. -, ''''VV
The fees to John w. Daniel and Wal
ter X. Staples. -.3OO
The pay to Staples and others for IRE
vision, ....--.........--. ..---. 'iJVv
The Meredith fee ..........-.--.-- 800
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-02
BAD DAY FOR THE BOUHDONS.

Gen. Fitz Lee Declines Challenges to
Engage in Joint Discussion With
Hon. John S. Wise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-02
ALE WELL NAILED.

70 meantime Sheppard may 60 on serving his boss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
JOTTINGs

some troabie-borrowin farmers seek
The slough % iespond They arc always
worse on than they were. AMI better than
they expect % be-. They discount The
seasons and pfoguostlcAte disaster. 10
an things give thanks,
American Cnluvaior
Last fall and winter Dr. Catting. aud
Others. advocated very earnestly the
spreading of manure upon The sno"'
hence many farmers tried the plan no.
ilce their crops are looking nnely where
they pursued this course.
car County Home
Do not lct the season slip BY without
an tnlrt % improve the dairy. and % make
10 more profitable. 10 u last A. much
work % fuss over poor milk A. The best
Have the best
YARN AMI Hearth.
When farmers use The sklm milk Tor
feeding stock. the advantages OF the sys-
ten OF separating the highest possible per-
cen,age OF cream from the milk l. greatly
oycr.esiimatei.
Kansas fartnc-.
-For burns and scAlis nothing Is more
soothing than the white Of 40 egg. which
may be- poured over the wound.
American Cuitiyaior.
Land upon which sOrrel nonrishes Will
b. greatly beusft.cd BY an application OF
air-sisked lime.
Ohlo Farmer
The chcCk-rcin. that satanic Invention
OF thoughiiess or inhumfn man.
N.N. Tribune.
valuable horse a. Huntington, Conn
died of Paris grcen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
CHAPTER xxi
HlnnY ITAnSs A NV woRD.

MhkNh ANANANH NV NNANf
I am informed. by tho-e who ought 10
know. that a credit balance AZ ones banker,
ps1..s.-s-ss great virtues a. an elevator q both
morals ami character. That, apart from
any sprih consideration or miscrly Joy,
enables a man Ia facc with grcatsr courage
the smallcr M AMI annoyanc'- u life. rcn-
ders HIN lezs liable ID many temptatlOns
teachcs him % regari his fellow creatures
With more afectiouate eyes, ami generally
to aoquissce In the wisdom q the arrange
ment which made the worll A. u II IL thu.
D. ~. the universal ds-sirc o. grow rich may
have Tor IT, mainspring The noble-t motives
A. Ia nine cas- cat II ten a woman holts
money In far greater reverence AMI awe than
= man does, the POSSESSION u such balance
shOuh H. o. hcr doubly gratifying and
eleyating With money woman i power
II was the weak oono~sion, begun years ago
,or mani selhsh ends. completed to-day for
h. sake ~ justice, that a woman has any
fght b. hoh property at all, which has lei
~ to the demand Tor womanhool suffrage
Beatrioe hal very large credit balance
a the hands - the family lankers. hcSrs'
urlong, stephens furlong Seymour a Fur
ong. an establishment which. for the sake 81
revity, and ON accOunt u H. antiquity, was
,ommOnly known a. the Blacktown Old
Hank. Il was a very large balance; 20 large
that IL annoyed Iloraoc and Hcrtrrt to think
of is living AZ the bankers With their
prai-rworth, regularity the trustees had
every half year paid their nieces income 20
her account at Messrs. furlongs, and s
Beatrice dh no, sp.ni one-ffih of u the
money bred with ~ proverbial fccundity.
Until their niece came 10 stay with them
the Talberts had. without even consulting
her. invested all surplus income in good
dividend-paying preference OF detsnture
stocks, chosen because they only raid four
pr ccnt.-no wcll-adyised borrower should
think q offering more than four per cent.
Doing ~ CREATES mistrust During the last
year Beatrice hal asked them 10 lee the
money H. at the hank. 20 AT the hank II
was. a. Horace aid. not bcaring fraction
of interest II vexed him 10 see such waste.
Only AZ Christmas h. had remonstfnfei
with her. "You are simply making cur
friendsr-seversl members of the elohgat~f
frrn lived In the neighborbood-"a hsnd~cms
yearly present. Paying one Of their clerks
salary, In fact
perhaps that was why Mr.. Stephens wn
90 attentive 10 me st dinner last week, " said
Beatrice placidly.
"oh. nonssnssi Its . mere nothing &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
HyERYRopY,s AIR.BRAKE.

"yes, sab" said uncle Zach, Else
watched II forty years an rs a. J sea
DE fast Of May an Christmas day OF De
same year allsrs comes on de same week
day"
Further conversation proved Uncle Zach
. most lncredul0us person. Chancing to
mention DR.. Csryer's feat OF breaking glass
balls with q ride, he said
~ heerd bout dat shootln' and knowed
right OF II wasn't squar dat Was q YANKEE
trick, boss, sho's you born
"whst was the tricki"
"Dsr WIZ l0sdstone put Into de glass
balls, and likewise onto de bullets so when
de bullet ~ Outen De gun, IL an de ball Jss
drawed togeiier. which, In course, brokes
De glass-dais De trick =
Later, Uncle Zach observed rope run
ming sloug the side Of the car.
BOSS, what's dat lire furf
"To spply the alr.brake In case OF aeei-
dent" Then We had further 10 explain how
the force OF the brake was obtained. 10
which Uncle Lich responded
"I.oOk q here boss, you sh0ly don't
'srect me % b'leeye dat fOollshnessf Why,
De biggest harrlcape whatever olorsd
couldn't stop Dis train, runnin' forty mile
y UNANs au NNA NHANh -
q little pipe foil Of wind under De kysrs can
DO ~ No. sah-ree'
Thsre are a great many Uncle Lachs who
Judge tvsrythlng simply by spPesranees.
The air.bfake does not seen 10 be very
powerful thing, bot power and efficiency
are not necessarily equivalent 20 bignsss
aud prrtcuss.
Philip Besrs. eco Who resides ~ The
United STATES Hotel. New York City, and
l. sngsgsd In raising Subscriptions iof tbe
Nstr i0rk Horld Bsriholdi pedestal iund,
was once upbisidsd ~ distinguished ri
alive Who wLs = physician. for commend
ing In such enthusiastic terms, remedy
that cured him of Bfights disease eight
years ago lie said Sir. hss the msdl-
cal profession with sll lls power snd etps-
rlsuce of thousands of years, aoythlng ihst
can cure this terrible disorder No, ~,
that Il true. there is no mistake about u
bat that Warmers safe cure 10 really a
wonderfully ,nrciisc preparation. That
remedy l. an "alf-bfake' that every man
can spply And this fact explains Why u
has saved 20 many hundreds Of Thousands
Of lives -Coygrlglf,d ed ig psrilissioa
~ AmericdH Rural H1mf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
A FAMILY AFFAIR
BY HUGH CoNw Az,
Author o oC"Calied Back and "Durk Days'


ftuntinucil
sweet affection for the innoNnt, hclpis.s
lttie hcing. ~ Tar from wishing u doad'
sbe wouh not nov have wi.lesl u uninfn.
Whom sho rcturnol o. her hone she left u
with many tear In sarahs charr.
For YEAR she aw u BY stcalth. saw u
srow n,nrc ami moro III Ticturr q perfect
ehildhooi: Lowell Il and worShipd u mors
each t.ne she saw u. aui a. Last. whcn III
returned b. hcr fathers housc ami felt that
Ner visits 60 iur trrasurv wuud nov Irf-
forro L. isss ani les- fr.gucnt, a Wild crav.
lnr a. have u with bcf always, a. -
every day. every hour. awoke In her Iassion
ate hoart
Then came the scnoni quarrel. AMI IN
new hous And even A. shc s'iilci 81 80
down g. iur uncles' The nucleus - The daring
schonls for rcgaining hcr by frans,i It'll
An her brain. AMI va eventually shaIr'i int,
form AMI acted upon with perfect succs.s.
but IN nse years wcrc passing. passing
Al the end q them sfnsi whai heairics
.hrank from plciuring a ouuvict who vouh
,..tne aui claim his wife haatriCs had. in.
DID. expected that whcn hr.i ARRESTED b.
wouh hnl oome way q prslsimins Li'
marriagc. n ouly in fulhllmeni u his ihreai
Of drag gslng hor name into The dirt
Yet d. male no sign 10 was crafty AMI
calculating The term - The suicnor Wa
10, o. him an eternity When q cnd~l he
kneW that ~ kcsping the sscrc' h. shouid T.
In morc advantageous T.-iiion O. turn
matters o. his own benefit llaatrio" ~ouid
D. we'll I.asi twenty ono. AMI iu cummand ~
alarrs inolne a. meant o. D. thoroughly
rrgcnr,l for thc oisiinacy shs hal displayed
in refusing o. f.rlurs hora.lf. anl - hnd
h.m uiaans a. bay up the forged bills bot h.
u.cani o. have mouey alsn
Thl. is tn story q the NE II the lat Nv
wears uran which b'atrioe lonkci back that
Afternoon. Turvr arr ths picfurci - ~.
man ant the wuman thr husband AMI vile
Who vcrs o. met on tLe niorrus like fpci in
a doaily duel
AMI over AMI ahove an tbs. thorc was
anothor matter over pr.-'nt in tn girlf
mimi -anothrr name vhiCh came % hcr lips,
a., in ao,,.nis ~ hate. bat love Shs hal A.
temfsoJ b. iecoi,e him. bat Mt herseh In
fart. u a.ms,l part q hcr punishment the
har,lrsi faft q all hat slo lovci Prank
Carnuthrrs Shr hal ~llils,i cat The se'-rrt
ga the faithful Ssrahs bfcat. Sbc hal Wcif
through thr wary hours - many a night -
,i- thought q the utter h1fcloeus~ 20 inss
i..fWorn thrm Hs oum.ng b. oakiury hal
iouhlei her rrief sile hal nj only T.
lAmsnt "slai las l-.n. bat O. orcgroi What
might have l.en
Hlame h,f N you musi fofgiyr hcr u lou
can At least pay hsri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

NaINN "NHAA NNaNNANf
VALUE OF BONE MEAL FOR FOWLS.

VALUE or BONE MEAL FOR FOWLS.
There l. no Ingredient whose value as a
mixture In poultry food, Is equal 10 bone
meal. or ground bone for its cost.
Bonc.meal i ground the inest Of the
two. and Is sold AZ price which renders
IA very cheap and excellent ingredient 10
mix with son food for poultry, and the
fowls are very fond Of Il.
II i especially desirable for laying
hens, And those who give IL thorough
trial qalckly discover the difference be-
tween the Weld Of eggs from fowls that
have this mixed with their food, and those
that DO not
Even the large bits Of bone, a. large A.
A whole kernel OF corn, and even larger,
are greedily deyored by the laying hens,
And IL Is really surprising 10 see how they
Ike H. IL l. also an excellent thing Tor
growing chicks, and Il jsst what they need
a build % a good strong frame, and u
they are well supplied with bone meal
mixed with their other food, II will De
great benef, 10 the chicks as well a. their
owners.
All fowls, aud especially those that are
condned, should have At least an OCCASION
Al feed Of bone neal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
Strengthen the System

Tue ISGERsoLL AND DORSEY HosEs.-
Ex-senator Stephen w. Dorsey, sceompan.
led by Mrs. Dorsey, Is on his way from
visit In the East 10 his mammoth cattle
ranches In New Mexico, where he vii
spend the summer 10 his customary klngiy
style. In two or three weeks he viii be
Iolned BY Colonel Robert @. Ingersoll, his
partner In the cattle business Their res
licences are less than half mile apar',
and. unlike the usual abode OF cattle-men.
are lifted up with all the conveniencss
known 10 modern times Although many
miles from any town, they have gas. water
and telephones. The balldlng occupied
BY Colonel Ingeroll Il novel and unique.
II was built under the direction OF NJ.
Dorsey and presented TO bis partner on his
nrst visit 10 the rancho. Iu design does
not conform 10 any known rules OF arehi.
lecture. lis built In Q rustic style and
Its thirteen gables present fantastic ap-
pesrance. Il has . score OF rooms. ar
ranged In suites.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

10 the best advantage. Upon harows.
pulveiirer and plows. the gain Of having
the team near the load Is greater than
On the road Because. by 90 doing. you
are enabled 20 drive nearer the ends. TO
turn quicker and handler your team with
one pair Of rsins
Having occasion to plow. ia a neigh
bors field. a piece ihA, was rather short.
With fence AZ both eads. We conceived
the idea Of putting our three horses
abreast % DO the work. And managed
10 hitch them up % iha, !, was perfect
success. The Plow, Syracuse chilled,
has an arrangement for changing the
drsft for this purpose. The draw eleyis
IS placed a. far 70 The lett a. possible,
many other plows change the direction
o. the beam for this purpose We used
a common spread chain - draw by, With
long bar. ia order 10 spread the drai, Of
the outside whifleirces as far a. possible,
then Ano,hsr whifils,ree i.plAeed upoa the
rng IN the oenife Of the spread chain 20
a. % be about four inches behind the
outside ones by placing !, o.. the ne
csssiiy fof a long evencr j. done away
with. a. they will 90, biz each other 4
they DO lap. In hi'ching up ,he team.
the ca horse i hi,chsd to the of or right
hand ends of the cd aud middle while
trees ih' middle horse 10 the inside ends
o. the outside whlills,rees and the near
horse % the near ends Of the left hand
and middle whifls,rees. In this wAv We
have q perfect cycncf. each horse being
obliged 70 60 jl,t onc.third of the work.
The Of rein i fastened % the OF sides ot
ihs oa and middle horses. and the near
uia % the near sides Of the near and
middle horses then We placed uPoa oar
long rein another exactly ike the short
rem that connects the horses. and drew
che one on the OF rein over the back Of
che middle horse and buckled it into
thc Cd eide of The near horses bit The
near one VA also passed over the back
of The middle horse And into the nsAf side
of ,he N horse. BIZ. Upon getting them
cHapfopsf lcngth wc found them 20 work
O. perfection. cur horses were completely
under our coa,rol. Aai We were able
% 30 god job We advise our read.
ers 90 ify tbs method a. they vii hnd
ii superior % placing the third horse in
hont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Ia, iug Coat Tar A correspond
tnt of The Nar l,ri TriaH, claims that
De- has used coal iaf successfully against
the potato beetle. Aiub j. kep; Ia which
i. placed snail quantity Of The tar,
then water 3. turned upon ii aad OF
again. ba, allowed % remain loug enough
90 become somewhat imPregnAicd with
itc Tar Then the vines are spfiakled
~iih the mixture from a fose watering
POT The bugs are 90; ki.led. ba, are
lu,cn of by ,he unpleasant odof Of The
Tar The is certainly worthy q trial by
al potato raiscrs. a. any expcdicn' that
will do away With the dagger q Pans
green should become generally used.
And now comes another, who says that
as scav-cfow 10 is uneqgaled. H'
method % using ii j. a. follows
" rut cuoggh of the seed 10 bon 10
cover the bottom three or fogr iuches
deep. then take a shingic or thln board
aholt tao inches wide. stick one end OF 10
In,o the ar ani then stir The cora Win it
what Wlll stick on the shinglc each TINE
d. anout right Coz each four quarts % corn
LOB the h0x. It should b. thoroughly stirred
30 hat each krtusl IL blaCked i.n'f, not
much Then pat on plaster All stf'
which will leave The corn suitable % han
de. ift Is desired % soak The corn 10
make li spfoui laickcr, pat on The taf ufsi'
then the water. ant alter that has been
turnci %. thc plaster. A. before. lf va.
tsr Is thus used The Tar can bc used more
freely. I have done thi- several years
ani have uot been bothered With crows,
ihoagh they are here great pest ~ithoai
lt A ucighbor 90 whom ! told this aitsr
be- BAT planted bis corn, dipped Shingles IN
Tar ani tIcf them o. stakes with three feet
of string 20 that they wouli sWlug. To- ar.
fsreni parts of bis coru-feli. IL has lasi
toii ne 10 is better than all The scarc-crows
BE- ever had before
90 course care mus; b. used, o. the
cora will BE- coated 80 ihickly A. TO be-
come imperv.1us 10 water and fail 10
Fr.r4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

"Gw.waut two grains of q qulnlns and
four o-ogucss - ~-whlsksy," shisersd a
man With malaria 90 the drug .clsrk, an
III take 10 n-uow.
Isn't that rather small dossf sug'
gcsisd the clerk you SEEN 10 have goi
Il bad
I'D dontkuow tut w-whatitis M.make
Il eight ounces " w-Shlsksy. and III run
the fisk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

wonNING rE0rtE are practically bensnt-
te,. by the use OF JAMES PYLES PEAR.
LINZ II lessons the toll and drudgery of
wash day. without damage 10 Aorlc, or
hands. and expedltes al Minds Of cleans.
lug work surprisingly, without the All OF
soap. soda, OF other preparations. Soii
by all grocers. but see that eounterieit are
not urged upon you,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

"Oh, say. ma" exclaimed bright little
glrl a. the Holman House While AZ dinner,
hasn't that man over there got awful big
earsf"
"Hush, child, the gentleman might bear
you," cautioned the mother.
well, ma. ret0rted the precocloas
youngs,er, ~ be couldn't hear me with
those cars, he ought 70 haul 'em down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

A NEw MAN. wm. y. lIautley Of Rock
Island, m, writes. Il bought oue bottle
OF DIR GRAVES HEART REGULATOR,
aud When used found myself new man.
Free pamphlet ou Heart Disease OF y D.
Ingalls, Cambridge, Mass. " O0 per bot
IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

KILLING PoULrRY-I DO not approve OF
The method described. An animal may
live IN the windplpe be severed; and a
stroke on the head. except by sklllful
hand, might have 10 be repeated; bat de-
eapltstIon with q sharp hstchet Is instsn-
,.neous 1.-THE wholesale slaughter or an
Imsis Is 20 be continued, let IL be done
with a. little pain TO the victims As possi-
ble.-Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

woRKNo THREE HoEsfs AnREAsr.-
T.B. Terry. the grea, potato 'Pseiai-
=, n Ohio. works three horses abreast on
bi. f.rm wagons. He says this practice
grew oas Of the necessity to draw larger
80. and .,ill KEEP bis team in such
.6,p. a. 70 Be easily handled. and work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Washington dispatch says during obe
of the recent bot DAYS the sparro~s allght-
lng on the asphalt pavement got stuck in
the mixture Evidently the man who sent
that despatch was not going 10 get stuck
FOR news 10 the dull season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

A New York farmer has been nnsd so
Tor watering his milk. Ifhe wanted 10 90
into the dairy business With = view TO pro
M. he should have formed a corporation
and waisrtd The stock Instead Of toe MILK,
then he would have been al right
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
scorrs EMrLsIoN oF PuRE

Con LlyER on. WIN llYr0rnosrnIrEs,
Piiaialis a. Mlt. ani Borne ~ Delicdis
Nfgm1chs.
Dr. J. W. Compton. Of Evansville, lnd.,
says Il have prescribed SCOTS Emulsion
largely. dad Il very palatAole aud borne
well by delicate stomaehs, even children
take Il readily. and 10 i very useful A.
cough remedy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

An old and intimate friend % mine i
Parkers Hair Baisam have used u i've
year., and could not 90 without H. IL has
stopped my hair from falling. restored IL
natural black color ard wholly cleaned u
from daniTuf
Miss PEaRL ANEsON. ST. Louis. Mo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Another trunk tragedy. remarked Mrs.
Blank, a. sbe saw her Saratoga ny through
the startled air, propelled from the sinery
arms Of the baggage smasher and come
down upon the pavement With dull thud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

An Engnshman took dinner In Dansille.
lie ate one whole cabbage head, nye CO.
cumbsrs. -four ribs OF boiled pork. With
other things 10 proportion. winding up
with q sliced watermelon Tor dessert aud
dropped over dead. His last words were
"H' 'm prOstrAted ~ the eat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

IIeufy V Poor says. " watsfd stock
must soon 20 % the wall We should
gu,ss be- meant Wall Street were u not Tor
the fact that most OF the watered stock Is
there already
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

SIN lives. ani ~ 90 hundreds of Others
who have been cured of Rheumatism and
Neuralgia by the gieai blood pariner, SUI
phur Bltters send f0r testimonials.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

The c0mblnsii0u. proportion, and pro-
cess lu preparing Hoods Sasaparilla, are
peculiar 10 this medicine, aud unknown 10
others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
That Tired Feeling

The warm weather has debliiiailng enees'
especially upon those Who are within doors
mos, q the time. Tho peculiar, yei common,
eomplalnt known a. "that tired feeling
4 the result. This feeling can be enufeB
overcome by taking Hoods sarsapariila,
which gives new hfe and sueng'h 70 Al
the functions u the body.
81 could no, sleep had no appetite.
took Hood. sar,aparillA and soon began %
,lecp sountly, could get up without that
tired and languid feeling and my appetite
improved" IA SANFORD. Kent. Ohio.
Strengthen the System
Hoods sarsaparIla l. characterized hy
three pecullarties 1T, the eoHsbtndfioa ~
remedial agents ~, the proporfsoHi d. The
process q securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result i a medicine % unusual
strength, efecting cures hitherto unknown
send Cor book containing additional evidence.
"Hoods sarsaparilla tones up my system
purlhes my blood. sharpens my Allftlie. anu
seems % make NE over y. " Tuonf-os'
Register u Dceds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hoors sarsaparllla beats an others, and
lswofth 10 weight In gold. u bAkki>ofo>.
10 hank street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sols by ali druggists o., sir for ss Made
only by G. l. HOOD 8 CO. Lowell Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
GRANT MEMORIAL

ENHRclsEs AT FRYTBUR0-REroRr or
SPEECHES ~ DR. Town ASD Rrv. u.
y. SroNE.