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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

$50 vas one a mrch sickness. 81 al ihs vas
ne season uhrn Bfs,af Sari.fu vas tst
introiacrl among Stranger, ii vas called on fo
,,ahd many severe tets n ~ ~ aiiaff
ssf sfr Wide ii vii glsfintssi 20 care aaJ
ssis Il Aifsfy. f.rr. of MT dissass. D. not
ouiy icft ibis ,ialm ed. tai toos 80 Nrrfff
giiHf.f. 81 Q Dates So. HlHfr,. 40 fff
rfffa y rtfi. f.la ff.HsaHa1. 'eosr ufi
C,anaffsa. anf lsf0f fiss n lsfrf Nssi
Hiifs. irsier Il soufh ir,an'. q Dyy.faf
sTrr Al isf hrrf - sratf fs go. ilrf a4f
sit Cured N, g. y Fasry. a Afial,
after hc hai hrlome unable % ariasa iafIman.
Cured some Serious diseases IN Dn'r. MaIns
whch vss hougat io Ishi tg ihs raiiun
State r-and 4 los ifs 10. reader. r-msmhH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

u.psNuuD Toe inhabitsnt- OF Brosn.
A.. ge'tag v-ry ssest. taxing sivaa.
ar .trse glknt.tT % slgtr Dring
49,. -- i1e slps - leaFing tne hills
PAP ir--Al the s.ck oa-- ~
~ are cnuvk'vsrent---k fn.e
an W B1Yntpa ar stt-niIog t1e
Ar frTsnlrg -F.1rs X tld al 10 ID .
u sV.sung Al l. Fnnks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

RnNHUEY. Thpms, % ihtm ~ Nfhico,
IA. c-mm. ncci wurk fof J,nn Rcd Tor
zoe season. A. Mr. Rc'si l. % br sNsy.
h. 4. f,ftaasie iu s.curlng such futhful
hand NJ Red Is sboui % paint hi-
tol.e Marriage develop, love iur me
hrauufu '--lhr nr-t wagon has not
mslir IT, slyta rauCs ID hatuaiufi d.
hnmr from ~. n mputus sufs f'r Cal
Tarusr. d. dli uul .usr day', ~ufk 10 ihe
Whole time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

iss, ,as NJ l. q Oaksi ~ Garland, All 81
ID O. Kaighi. bo,h rli.rfhnr cfri n Diaay
tY nfovss safapaffa So 49, ridsi., ~.
D. 4 siriton. Mc, perform an.nbf a feaaf.
abe cures 9Th ihc al Il nf.ars suaaparia
Saw daush'e a 49, Ciafk 81 rnH Al.
elssfsf Canlaaf, sls a nan in o.. 49,.
cured q a cife II sroiaa. t'ai might u.l b.
called the fepfoly ~ a.ien tmss. sis Co. o.
mlni e. De- tralirn unfl t brenr tnasn .1 q
sh.t loif ihroash .af i.s s1ie. lni ai ths 80
year van.she.l, ii as H'ans'f sararaf.la fooag
nlei sssfYshsfc a. sovereign fomcir o. an
Alfafy. kirv 81 B't,f p.s1nf o. nat ili
10 baY and u,s a. ,n,s tIis sasucgn remedy o.
K.insy, Liver 90 Blood Disease
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OxFoRD Mrs. Monroe Abbot Of WEIGH
vile died April 10Th; her funeral, Sunday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

BEYkNrs roNn Nathan snail has sod
his stsut % Mr.. Mason % Portland. tor
sto--N iIlsm Davis hts moved his fsn
i.Y o. utrunrt---> q wymsn. who hss
Hcru cate s.ck Cor several weeks. l. im.
proving The stage came In GA wheel. a
20 tsYs ltfef thtn usual April itth---
Rev A A fori i intenilhg % move asay
-oon via ~ family Capt DesrDoru
hss rCCcuuy onts.aci large order Cor
skste rn.lers. AM hss 80 ma o. work IN
Weymuuth latnvs o. an n-rhe gram.
mar schro' I'M IN vlilsg- siii be- taught ~
>lsie rhnmpsln, ~ Nliton. Stsilk NJ.
b1skcr Nui teach In ne Case DIST
NoNNT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

uos every Indication that during the nrst
half Of April The large body of snow viii
leave without q freshet endangeriug the
bridges, Or dams. OF washing The roads
much--lt l. not expected Rev. Robert
Scott % Etst sumner, will preach AZ the
q Baptist chsp-l a. West Sumuer, the
coming war. Tie i well calculated N
gain the attentiOn 81 the hearer upon any
'unlect that he speaks upon-fafmsrs
az busy on aCcnuut OF the npw % raps
rsrlv snf lstc cali. them ~ th- ssp house.
Oa this fouricenth DAY ofthfice wclcome April
Nv slxteeuth postal brigade 9Th ioy 90 M
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F1ur Too kfxrlry correspondent ssf-
trrr. arr mtrF eh1 mas nnt kn's ghrfr
FrFr -. lt "a prsfa.f II. rsttnl.s1rf
.nn- ffe var. agn. I'M tte unrthcfiy part
10 N.x.rl nn SSH River. on che esstsrIs
edo ari f.ur m. - from .t- mrltl A. MrX
.rl Corner To- p1.i .fc aCCnmm 1fatr.
..fr.ns In E.xrary auf Mrx.cn, "a l-
ru'rare rri. from kHN as Nnt---
O. s over ras ranurrcri o. franc h'-
t.k.mIth slsl nrlr n mntls m i--
District - e. H-n'cs. Iuteut to nfgin
framing fh-.r srhnn' nuuse. MALAY At
-11ssr1 Cary ha. moved o. Poplar
u.. Mex.rh
Frrrnras TIE .n.s - fs.t ~ss.ius.
CO., tlr str,st. are bare. an 10y except in
les PLACES To- Lowell stag las male
f. trIp. 80 sh--.s Or tlr psf sret
WAGONS arr .u 49, shIir sleigh. stIl Col
tfrsrt nr 90 rlsfsI.ie ---r The sugar Gay.
trr nr.ng pr''nugri 1T tar DE lay a.
r.rt. ufefts n lrr fnau ODE 1unirrIi gal
Ilrs nf maple mHItssss have nevn ned AZ
.n- .ngtr or bari ns.lnsius O Marina.
9r.t. CAMP l,r luni-- To- rp1.us sui
..rFrr. are rg.nn.rg tlr.r rtry m'rnius
.lrr.--Dr Ms.ln is arsrui pu a Nscs
...u. trrtChrI af Cost fts. u lt..
50 Itt a-f. Cs.Fiu NrrriI. so hf- '~~u
ga sra lnsl III fnIt. ~ rrttrf---- l.'tfI.
shirley ht. ntfr t ftlns FIsit 81 nfmr GO
Ono r.erf.--INF.n Aasfin. agent uf ~
Ha.tln 81 han-sr ~lsnmpHsi Co 49, in
tlsu rr short tI-.t tH hi- mn'hrr--
zoos Htrrls. L. Ia B'sinn--llttiif
Frl.t 80 ttk.1 .rl1'. Iu WHifIfr', \
ID. --Ilr eu Stsp.s.. sho IT, o. trach iu
tIc Acsi ~ t1r urNt y-ar. hs- 'c~n i1
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7 he Year

issi promises o. BE- one q mulh iilsnc,s Also
The rainy ssaion. ioi'awcd d. che intense caii.
AMI thai iucclsioi ~ ne yarn weather q jan.
uafY trolgit O. lghi thc ssc.is 4 macy diseases
iufsng within ut Tie tafpi liver, rendered
suil more silrgth tI the change q vtiihrf.
rsfusss 10 seusis us lis. and yra a'r h.Le.I.
youf tod hurts fou, ga have Jfsrf.f. gi e
-ff n 80 .S--l.i Aalsff fa Nrf. Ser
.Ssss.i. somst.nss accompanied uih chliA
BnoWNs Skat,FknutA o. wARrkSrrD 10
ConErrr ttt rmk
The daaghirr of mother viih the tired feeling.
pils face lingli s',p, sil.os compleslan seh.is
and fever. nccit lrmefhlag O. ooanisrac ne
cfeci q tafpl Liver. anl ,hoaA ice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

i,sf vii see many man uIih a t,f,rg desire
O. hbof iaf ih..e o. Doves. DO orranff har.
psrsi by a dsa. hrsI f.tf a.f.il 90 hfi. a
nfr4g Prr raang f.sar.l far CT. s.l. f ..r
rrrf nrif ~ rrf'lari. ffrT fHf
rr.f trrf iit tatAlfrlJ h.af.. 90 en- D.
cured. al many ofhut .n rs sr'e iafr 0ln
cured. ty Using nrans sanapar la O.'rf
al especially al.rs, v.I hass Sf.f..r. fs.
Rtrsr. T.fg. Prfu F'tifI. a. o,r
arni 4 Hsr.r. irrfar c1 ttfr b.fr. a.l
they ioo can hs hel'ei By utrg ErrI ,r a
raHra iai,ci. sr claim CO or cnr.es ..n .
aay hiY can hr mli- l'rlrr. t'. rr trg.'-r
ani ihr sep fnnr aai mert e.l.fr. d. ias u.r
even Il enc h.tf'e
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They Will Cure You.
STATE OF MAIZE.

Manager Of the Raymond n ~ SeTe .a5 d.
WHITcoMB. No o,hu Medicine can eil,i I1- '" y
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31
% You Want 10 Max lloasy1

-. q. 49,.
80 :. - - c;tvA ~.
49, s,,.t~+..tsA = 1870 -
t.-.,.:- az r.n~> so6 80
c,.-L .ar,tw v.r.s. mwmI'
opowrAsT WHIP n.c.n.s
!. ). h.,,a.o,n.iv loc.Aes n ~.
se.h..;s,.--+ .s.;c,,. = -c..,s.-
-, 49,. .morg An int.Ili...,4
~ .r,.-rr;.;ro cIaee al -
49,. T. :, -. nronce.a -.
.S.r..Y.... T-..-.
= S.. :. -. .;,-s.a n ~, ~
s,-.x .Sr,.~k .s.-
~ ~ yINcvppIcFa
o.s;.--.h..;.... Lot. 4 anoo
go $500. IT.. ,oo ~
o..;..-v ra.;a.,cs lot. 1koo
Go. 80, d.rc. lots a. ~
s;..orn+ ~ ~ nar cent LIN
,,s .s.h rr,ch...-
T;w....s,,....-on. thru n -
u.,.s h.,.rce IN a monrha .na
- ;ntara.t me-.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

Atstuta ttI- tlac8-p AEfssf
A lady told me that she advertised Ter a
coo1 co,s. and IL tocS her mo tbs to .,nd
,ne THINK Of that, in Atlanta,
The truth is that the art Of cookery IS q
acyiec:e3 ons in the south today; aad those
>olored girls who seek service rs housen,iis
have only the crudess mztaci Of PERFORM
lng lousework. The cottage system fur
yiri, in a iar-e school Is n rnaSt important
sducstiann, discovery. ani must CINE into
prominence in the future
! have had cda7cs ~ verify in my
own experience the CREATES. n.sI Of good
socks in the south. Even whs.e the hotels
attempt - provide an e.ahorats bill IL fase
sae dishes are iii-oookei, ami not sSsetiz
insiy served: especially in the small towns
-sct" biscuits are furnished g. all meals:
tut often they are raw ai tia battoEn, and
,.the- a yellow as = suatlswer VITA snla, or
as heavy as the Egyptian Pyrr anids. As al,
through the Orient. meats are served swim
ming in grease, usually aavorei with ox,;on-
" perhaps it would Re NOR accurate 20 saw
that . sort OF onscn soap. Is s.-ve; which
contains accidental islands a. fried sole
leather. Irish potatoes are most often con
spicuous by their ahsencc. and rics 90 h,m-
my rs imp-rtinent,y ubiquitous
Good cooks ere 50 scare IN Atlanta taat
heard one man suggest {, sno,her that the
latter lie good enough a. loan HIM his for =
,ertain and iInportsn. occssioz- Wan some
nsoneyed phllanthrup>. deyosa himself &c
the task Of developing this e:ai,rro cottage
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

nav Lawyer Cane - uls DeCe1so-1he
secret Out.
tC1ufrps in New York woeidJ
Ths lats TAuriow Wed. Who vas soms-
times c6lled sThs Hfsam Of ths Hsn,v -
csnD hswas tie fstier Of 70 many ns~s
papers, once told M an interesting incident
Of his life which has bssn ina ivertsntiy
omitted from his memoirs Il was during
The war of 1874 when be vas living in Coop-
sfstown, n. T.. the home Of the yet M
6edged novelist, and Was setting type - .
journeyman printer. Il wAs 10 years Old
and fell in love with Galleries. 0stEuuder,
my lAndlady's daughsw, two years ycungsr
than was. Her fol,u obtsetsd, very pop
efiy, to her marrying . stroliing printer,
without money q anything els. and
agreed 70 wait
sAbout this time I got into . bad sernpe.
I, with three othsr young fellows. Who were
rather . hard lot Wa arrested On complaint
Of four girl, whom We INST at q prayer
meeting. I bad never sen them before,
but No walked home with than, and they
mado q charge Of improper conduct against
US all The others got hail, but had no
rich relatives, and prepared to 70 to Jail.
At the examination told the justice that
had no lawyer and no money to pay ons,
when, TO my great surprise. Q leading attor-
ney Of the town, whom had nsver spoken
with and did mot know, stepped forward
and gave bail for me and offered to defend
me. 1t was Ambrose L Jordan. was de-
lighted. did not 60 to Jail. AMI at the trial
the girls voluntarily declared that was not
o party to the offensive Transaction. left
town for awhile. but came back in year
or two and Catherine Ostrander accepted
me and We were married never forgot
Jordan
Some nftesn years after that, when vas
in Albany In . petition Of some influence,
We were making up the Wing state ticket in
convention. The principal officers had been
placed in nomination, when somebody said,
Now for attorney general We must have
. man down in tho middle Of the state
Il named Ambrose L. Jordan and he was
made our candidate and elsctsd
when b came rr TO Albany b said to
me: 4 have some esnscieutious scruples
about accepting this of1cs. You gave il to
m, because I defended you in Cooperstown
when you wanted frisni'
Not entirely or exactly said. 4
merely reasoned that man who would come
to the rescue of an unknown and Pennies
youth for the sake Of seeing Justice done had
the right ideas to make good attorney gen.
eral'
-'Well, be answered, I am not entitled
TO the credit you give me for either sagaci,y
or right feeling. Igave bail for you and de
Tended you bccau-e Catharine Ostrander
came and made fuss about you and
wouldn't give mo any peace till I did it.
Better appoint your wife attorney general.
1T was the first knew Of her agency in
the matter. She had never told ms during
MI those happy married years"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31
The Famou. s,o,n-Bean.

"This.' remarked TIE collector, takin,, vi
a big pol at least foos ami a half long am
an in d or two vile, IS the famous storm
bean Of the Es ladies. I sent half way
around the world - get this specimen
These pods, which contain number OF
beans, when dry hang in great number.
from the trees on which they grow. Tn.
least breezs Easing through the branche
sets the beans a-ratt.ing in the podA Wher
a tornado, sacn as frequently Wits tbs
trpics. comes tearing through the forrest
the noise of the r;N ling It, I'm beans becomes
terrific. The natives ara cften frightened q,
the unearthly sound. and believe themselves
In great danger from the spirit; who ara
said TO lnhab.t the Jungle
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31
GRAND $1,000 DRAWING {!
TICKETS. 42.00 EACH.
Every Ticket Draws q Prize =


Grand spifai Pyixe-My BaleYy. Ss1sted -
ned III - GO
I've Mich Ccws. vaiued e sac eArA.
MANY pr,res ranging fren Ella 70 - eorh. 80
Drsu1ng to take place e Cleaxuat STIR - April
lst n tichese are nos ell odd By Avg1l les, the
time Of drawing viii Be LIMITED Y, June {. and
IL not sold then. o., money % had nf00 SEE
Of tickete will be refunsied u each dckes
heide7
Tiekess on saIc ct the CITY Drag stere ~ Bes
l. Bear. Secretary and tfeaS1res
wsy il 20 sa,isfy nv crrd5snsr. aad psxsass u
wh m I am insebsed, thasV1sgO ell ejaimg
sSsinst me vi BE rDpsr1s sdJssa~d ~ nsyseee
and secretary Each tcAss = ea0ee1eo 40
piaeed in . sealed esvel. pe ED d1svs By par
chaser cr agent Resps- IL EsIofI-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

Everybody goes to Englewood.
Western Kansas. Thunderbolt
Stage Line. runs daily from Dodge
City to Eng ewood. Supper At
Wichita, dinner at Cooper's ho-
tel, Englewood. 100 miles in 8
hours, by way Of Dodge City. to
Englewood. 1880 52
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31
Prince pc,n;don-. Warning.

lineage Hersic-
Prince Demiion, who was tho srandes.
seisyneur In Paris under the late empire. died
last week Mt his Villa near Floreaee Hs
spsn; his riches in pa'roaizins art ami artists.
He it was wao said: Beware OF blonles,
pat No faiti in brunstt g AMI avoid all tie
.,tnar-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

What did You have 20 give for that bon.
net, Mrs CrimsonbeakF' asked Nrx Yeast
while on their way 20 the rnatiace
twenty-five dollsrs.- vpiied tn. fsShioa-
able is..s. proudly.
Il iea'; meaa the trima'nss. dear.
mean the bonnet aiol--
~O1. 10 eeEts.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

In some ressc . Ok AfrieA eiris mnse h
III fest hGSa hafcss they ara sltoWed -
marry rlsy can't cs0s tta kieh-Asal
Rams. dir
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

lu8 cUstroez Aissroora ecoo ssss seugss
surpassed % ssvsntes-suny.si Dc s;is
eDvsrsd q SslessA Il sorn Is rozaisa a
p<as eal;sl 0avs K1a nra< oar.osssa-
ePunn ueFs M - Asnr1 afsrr tn hpo q
. - gpeandi, = saccsD5ca q suuuk c116f
nsesa ep0iag h>k g hgjsf tnarvah 80
oevun41a = n hss0 sasUussk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

NOR ,LE-Ghoice residence and garden lots
L o. 3 10 or ~ acres at low rates Also n
choice lot of 2,s acre lots oIiese Hill The
suit lending on property on East Douglas ave-
nue. has been compro Used and the street Will
be opened March /. For further particulars ap-
ply to Stiles Bros, or n. r. Niederiander
d,3,-9ms
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

NvASTED-Eyeryone 10 know we are pre-
Mattress renorafipg and general upbolstering
et low prices. All styles of awnings made 10
order; etc, ri j. r, Smiths, sss Main street.
dasi-ets
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VXyANTED-Two boariers who will room
w together can be accommodated In pri-
vate family. Apply a: No. sii Central avenue
dsGl-s;s
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VIyANTED-iwo good BARRIERS. (white).
w wages Sls To-. steady work i. \ Hooper,
Wellington. ksnsas- dse.-6f'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VyrANTED-ro trade au Ohio farm Tor Kan
w -ns land; loh acres ten miie- northwest
of Hamilton. Butler coulty: adjoining the
town al L ,llinsyilie on the east; wi hin a mile
OF de- at on the q II ID. u. thirty acre
timi,er; WatereI on the west by Yea Mile
rv.r. never-failing springs: wells and
eistera: good house of in rooms; good large
barn; gain and Implement house; acres Of
good II zslrg orchard; all fenced hog { ght and
or s.. ..nc.ii a No. IA m and is cheap a s,er
per sczp rs3ce ss.0a. Kansas Employment
aud i'z=snt agency. Elliott block, room Is,
Wichita Kansas ,ssd7-tts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VVANTED-A good brad and cake baker;
w must be single. sober and steady: have
No reference as TO ability and character.
To the right man q permanen; p ace. state
wages expected MchSIeHT 4 Co.
d .ss-st. Box Is. Anthony, kas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VlyAN ED-To trade an IS stock OF gro
w ccries. in Richmond. Ind for an I'M
proved or partly improved farm In tais county;
stock ali 4 No. l clean stock; house doing \
good paying business. Address Kansas En-
pioyDent and Patent agency, Elliott block.
Wichita Kansas. d.6s-.t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

L,oR SALE AT Hazleton. Barber county,
II Kan one OF the best towns in the south
west. has now ten stores, two livery stables. .
bank and good hotel The TT. Scott and the
Southern kansa, roads will both be completed
her this spring. For town and farm property
address HIVE. McPhee = Peck. d2..U
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

vNASTEp-Hayers for good acre lots join
w ing the city. Terms easy. Also number of
Eouses and lots monthly aynsn;s. Math-
eweon. elbows a Co. sud stairs North T. o,
WIGHT. daiS1;f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VXyANTEn-partner- young man with a
w small capital would like TO invest in
somc well established business; bakery pre-
ferrcd in Wichita Address for two dsys,
d.ss-2ts CHAs. HUTTON, Cbauuic. ks.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

INOE MIA grocery store doing good
L business, No sis Dseglas avenue dsss-u
I,OR -Commodious residence property.
L, convenient t. bus ness, lat feet on northeast
corner OF Third and Wichita streets, price
s., 30. Apply 30 q. Humble, tmporia, kan-
sas de8c-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

NOR sALE-e,al acres of choice land near
L CONWAY SPRING.. Sumner county. Kansas.
price slos9 to sssu0 ,Pr quarter For particulars
apply to A j. Russell Conway Springs or TO
f. G Armsby. Atchison kausAs. dssl-tf
J,oR S,LE-2e or ~ acres OF improved land
i on oiege Heights, by A l.. Austin sao-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VyyANTED-To borrow Five OF SIX hundred
w dollars on q 100 acre farm IN Butler conn
". kansas: partly improved. all good smooth
land: was sold for Sixteen hundred dollars
Cali on or address o. Chapman. care Kansas
Employment and Pa,en: agency, Wichita.
Kansas. u.b'-tt'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

4 NOR SAiE-s choice lots on Topeka avenue.
! i Price, sis5 per lot Also Z on Lawrence ave-
ds5i-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

VyyA~rEp iNMxpIATELy-oae nrst-ciass gen
w cral blacksmith Ia q town Off eco inhabi-
tants A go, Il run OF trade has been establish
ed for eight m nths In connection rus the
only wagon shop in this place. good posi-
tion for che right Kind OF n blacksmith. Apply
at once to c. ". A.tz, Pratt, Pratt county.
Kansas s65-iet
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

EOR SALE-An elegant Jump-sest top buggy,
4 nearly new ca 9e changed In moment
from a o e q a.ed, one horse open buggy 10 a
two seated tn horse covered carriage. jnsi the
thing Tor family vehicle. WI 4 sell on time u
desired kansas National Bank. dl53- 1T Wit
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

EOR sALE-A choice business corner rear
i Douglas avenue. for S.. go. n. Nisder-
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-31

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. clean. fresh
+ stock of boots and shoes. invoiceing about
~. 5tp. will sell cheap for cash or exchange
for real estate. Address BOX 81, Wichita, Kan
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
/ OF
BY Observing Which Boys Will Be sure
to BE Gentlemen. e.

By Observing Which Boys Will Be sure
to BE Gentlemen.
Not to tease girls or boys smaller than
themselves.
Not to take the easiest chair IN the
room, put it into the ~pleassrtess place,
and forget TO offer it to the mother when
she comes to sit down.
To treat their mother as politely a. if
she were a stranger lady who did not
spend her life in their service.
To be as kind and helpful to their
sisters as they expect their sisters to be
to them.
To make their friends among good
boys.
10 take pride in being gentlemen at
home.
TO take their mothers into their con.
fdence if they do anything wrong, and.
above all, never to lie about anything
they have done
To make up their minds NOS to learn
to smoke, chew, 0 drink, remember
ing that these things can not be TN.
learned. and shat they are terr;bls
drawbacks to good ne and netessi,ie les
70 bad ones.
To remember that there never was q
vayab nj without these habits.
To observe all these rnles, act they
are SUES to he gentlemen.- Christian ~
HoSa.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
Emmy's Night-walk.
A TRUE STORY.

It was not in the morning, with
Rover, or in the afternoon, with her
dollies, but n summer night, when
every one was sound asleep. even her.
self. 1t was a long time ago, and
Emmy is now a woman. In those days
there were not so many tramps to break
in and steal, away back in the country
where she lived, as there are now.
Scarcely a door was ever locked at
night The houses all had great fire.
places in them, large enough Tor a good
sized boy or girl to walk right into.
They had big brick ovens, in which the
mothers cooked all the pies and bread.
1t vas a warm night. The moonlight
came so brightly into the small kitchen
that the great, round heads of the brass
andirons shone. like little moons.
Emmy's mother had been spinning hard
all day. She slept so soundly that she
did not hear her little girl go out. But
when she did wake-from Emmy's
fitting the tongs, very likely-there
stood a small figure, all in white, away
back in the chimney-corner. 1t was
Emmy, with her clothes all rolled up,
and wrapped nicely in a little bundle,
under her arm-sound asleep. Her hair
was all wet with dew, so were her feet
and night-dress. The door was open,
and how long she had been wandering
about by herself out of doors can not be
told.
Her mother put on q dry night-dress
and carried her to bed, and Emmy knew
nothing at all about it.-Qar Little
Ones.