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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
BoRN--At Mt. Idaho, I. T., Jan. IL, 1885
to the wife of Mai Geo Sheafer a dauohtar

BoRN--At Mt. Idaho, I. T., Jan. III, 1885
to the wife of Maj. Geo. Sheater, "a daughter
Last week daughter Of .Mts. Burke aged
about IL years. die at White Bird, l. T.,
CT dropsy. She was buried in Grangeville.
A. McGregor has on hand fine line of
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, caunot be
excelled, such as the Walter A. Woods
mowers, reapers and Irvine binders; also the
Hodges headers, latest improvement, and
the La Belle wagon, all Of which am pre-.
pared to sell 70 farmers on the very best
terms. A. McGREGOR. 4O-tf
You've MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
A meeting was held in the Presbyterian
church, ON Monday evening Of this week
for the Young men of this city. 1t was de-
cided to organize Y. NJ. &. A. A com.
mittee was appointed to draft constitution
and to make enquiries with reference to .
| suitable room. The committee was directed
to report at the next meeting, which will
be held On Saturday evening Of this week
Jan. 24). in the Presbyterian church, at Z
O'clock. 4 full attendance is requested.
The members of the Lewiston Brass Band
will soon commence to rehearse on a min
strel entertainment. which they intend to
perform soon. No pains are being spared
to make il one Of the grandest entertertan-
ments of this kind that has ever been givef,
b. for. a Lewiston audience by amateurs.
Give them a rousing house when the time
rolls around and show that you appreciate
the services of these young men who are an
honor and credit to our city.
On the 10th inst, at Albion, Oneida CO..
Idaho, a criminal under arrest, named Perry
Peasants, had been searched by the sheri II,
and left in charge Of Charles Butterfield his
deputy. while Stokes the sheriff, went away
to prepare the Jail for the reception of HI,
prisoner The deputy was standing guart
with double. barrel shot gun, and the pris
oner seemed to be quiet but he soon drew
a revolver from his boot. on seeing which
the deputy quickly levelled his gun and free
but not before the prisoner fred, The re
suit was the deputy received bullet through
the abdomen, from which he died soon after
and the prisoner had his head blown off will
charge Of huckshot and was killed instant
ly.
LosT.-From Mr.. Kune, of Clearwater w
learn that a young man by the name o
Chris Christopherson, q Swede, who ha
been engaged in the wood business on tn
river for the past few years. left his cam
on the 22d of December last, to 60 to an
: other camp up the liver few miles, sine
. which time he has neither been seen g
heard from. Last week it was learned tina
, he did not reach the camp for which h
started, and a vigorous search has bee
:. made for him, In the route from one cam
:. to the other they sometimes would travel o
t the ice OF the river. and it is supposed tina
he undertook to travel on the ice and fe
through some hole and was drowned, as n
/, trace of him can be found.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
NOTICE FOR FRE-EMpTlON PROOF,
WILLIAM II BENTLEY.
vANh nEEfCE -

Lewiston, I. T., Dec. 24, 1884.
NOTICE Is hereby given that The following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make FINAL proof in snppov. OF hs claim, and
that said proof willy be made before b. y.
Morris, dept dist clerk. LIST judicial district,
l. T.. at his Office NJ Mount Idaho. I. r.. on
Feb. I. 1885. 10 a. m, viz VIM. II. Bentley,
Grapgevillc |, T., for SEX soc q tp 80 n r
cast n. lie names tho fsAowinx witHess.
sto prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land, viz Cyrus Overman,
David Nixon. Il. S. spcoscr. J. ! Byran, Of
Grangeville. 1. T.
J. NJ. HOWE,
r26t Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla Walla W. +. nec. 9 1884.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
~ following named settler hns hled notice
of his intention % make final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof will be mAdc
before C. n. iScnid ut Coitax W. T, On Fob.
1 1854. viz: Miles r. Cooper, nd $500. for
the SO swA ncii swa nwA sel4 sec 9Ap 81
nr IS e. Nc namcs the fsllowing witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of stid land; wig ,. Brown. VIM.
Whitley. A. Higgins. Chas Warnstaif Of Cotton
Washington Territory.
JOS. JURGENSON,
II Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
NOTICE FOR rRE-EMpTiON PR-oY.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. !. r.. Jan. I 1885.
Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has FLED notice
of his intention IN make final proof in support
Of his claim and that said proof viii he u,ads
before q W Walker, at his Office, Cameron
Nc1 Perez co, I. r. on Feb. IL. 10 u. m 1886.
viz. James W. McFadlen DS. 1883. for tho
lots 3 and 4.wa nwa sec 5 sc,l nca sec q
tp 37nrl NJ. lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
IN and cultivation of said land. viz: +, b.
Utter. Edward Utter. Henry Patterson and
Frank Patterson Of Cameron ]. I.
J. NJ. HOWE.
3-6tl Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
NOTICE FOR PRESUMPTION PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. Idaho, Jan. IA 1895.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made at this office on
the Sd day Of March. 1885, 10 II. m, uis: Will
Friedlein DIS No. 1857 for the "a SEQ & tn II;
nr6w, B. N. He names the follow ing vii.
ncsses Ia prove bis continuous rcsie enee upon, ,
and cultivation of slid land, viz: George II .
Riley. Geo. Rees, Sr., Henry Rccs. Of Lewis
ton. Idaho, Orvil NJ. Collens. Uniontown ". r.
JIM. HOWE,
10 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

The Union soys: "People from
Wa!'ula report there is only about two
inches Of snow there and cattle are thriv-
ing. Only little ice is running in tie
Columbia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
FARM FOR SALE,

go acres Of good farming lnnd. with good
house and lumber on the ground for stRblc
has large never failing spring of good water.
Anyone wishing to buy can call on or address
W. S. Wynkoop, Lewiston. Idaho. TENS of
sale easy. l3.2m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
S2O 4; :: +; !: s: e.:

of goods Of large value. that will start yon
in work that will at once bring you in money
faster than anything else in America. All
about the 500 900 in presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere. Of either sex, Of
all ages, for all the time. or spare time only.
to work for us at their own homes Fortune
for AL workers absolutely assured. Don't de
lay. II. HALLETT & CO., Portland. Maina.
l3.lv
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
CITY JoTs.

jan. -, 1857.
CITY JoTs.
Gee. II. fako jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7t
Wa. ever there a man with nose so red,
Who to himself he hath not said
This very mig hit before l go to bed
III pay the debt owe the printer?
22d,
"E.Hyh."
The munka!
Cold weather again.
Now snow II inches deep.
hook me mama us you used to.
A dude ana u dudess. good pair.
Stock begins to suffer considerably.
Mail from Portland blockadeI again.
Look out for the band boys mintrcls SON.
Social hop one week from tomorrow eve.
Lemonade at 100 below zero. How ish dot ?
Take a short bit along with you when you 60
TO soc your girl.
The fog was so heavy he mistook pile of
wood for his residence.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
of that ribbon unm arked.
The "dude" strikes an attitude and stands
admiriAg those laced boots.
That settles it. Nc has found girl with
moro wistful smiles than yours.
He slipped and she fell and looking glassc:
were immediately in great demand.
WATChES.--Geo. II. Lake IS agent Cor the
celebrated Rockford watches. the best in use.
Doubling up is far worse than dead ones
and home is much moro preferred than foreign
He thought he had it right by the small o
the back but it is strange how people will ge
mistaken.
"Sixes" is trying to raise moustache. w
think he will have to wait until it is time tt
wear Fights before he can raise it.
What did the chinook do? Why it opene'
M the blockade and let the patent appetizer
q through, that is manufactured below-no
at homo.
Without the corscnt of his partner, he 60
an outside family and took them along. W
wonder how much that fellows cheek woul,
weigh when it is fat
He got the benefit Of the whole shoemaker
shop after returning the second time. Oh
how hard it is 80" to let go OF that a. bu
tho Old man will nevst consent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22
CITY JOT EDITORS.

Al resolutions and obituaries on and af
ter this date, will be charged at tae regul.l
legal advertising rates.
Jan. 20, 1885.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

The best assortment Of clocks N lewiston
ian be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

Tho Postmaster at Lewiston, receives sub
'scrptions for all newspapers and magazines,
ut publishers prices.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

Gee. II. tako Jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-u
Was ever there man with nose so red,
Who to himself he hath not said
This very night before go to bed
IN pay the debt owe the printer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

REGULAR Communications of Nez
IN \ Perez Lodge No. 10. A. +. A. NJ.
NpIars held at Masonic Hall the second
Y\Saturday in each month sojoarn'ng
brothers arc cordially invited,
I'D. McCoNKEY, II. SQUIER,
Secretary. W. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
CHATTER XIII.
CONCLUSION.
The following extract from The Figaro viii


The follOwing extract from Tte Figaro VIII
form the conclusion q my story;
sYsrENr or the PASSAGE ia nAzAKIS.
We have 10 record this morning the closing
sosns In tho oxfraordinary drama u rvyonge
AMI crime which takes its name frun ths fAs-
sNge do Mszarin. This scene Equals IN 10
mantle interest any that has gone before IL
Our rcallers have hrcn alncaly told how the
japanese. kiosaka. after the murder u Jo
srph Meissner. Immediately left Paris The
detective Blcry, who has In this cae dis
PLAYED such singular ability, at onoe
started in puralli q tho assassin. A
claw vas found at Marsellles, through
q phOtograph u kio,akas hrOsher,
which had been sen, 90 all the saports, there
tsing clo~e family rss-snihlsnoe between The
brOthen> NJ. Blery a-ocrtaiDei that kiosska
hai certainly gone to hAr-rllles, probably
meaning 20 ship from that port; b.. having
in the meantime heard of the arrest q NJ
Girard. the author of The Gold q ToulousH,'
he sscms 10 have changed his intention and
returnei to Paris. where he rcmainci during
tho whole inquiry conducted BY AZ. Roslet.
Kiosala had srtfully conocalod his hiding
place In Paris and Il was not un;l a few
days ago that NJ. Blery succceicd in tracing
him out II was then found that TIE Japs-
nrss lad left Paris pecipiiAiely, Immediately
after the iI.noooncs of N. Girard had been
proved, ami the hue and cry raised against
him~if Hs adopted various di guizes, but
In the end N. Dlery noceeisd in tracing him
TO Nantes BY this time his money ap4sar
10 have been nearly e-haastei, n he could
not kAiisfy tho dcmanis q the captain q
merchant vczel trailing 20 Engani where
he in'eDird 60 ta-s rc.urc. A.ter this ths
unfortunate nan wenic-el a. ..cziy from
viila-e % vI-a7e. avo.-iag al tJwns and
buyin ju-t a. mach 4 ~ "a wo1d leep him
In life The detective mcantims foll1wed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

NY dear raul. What do you meant You
fourv, | an ri Roih-ohiii. bui only I.'or
sfuisni q laFH
ny aar Iaoni. "a no have ths fcllriiy O,
infamiasyoa uai yoa arc an cHo's'iinsly
rieh man
"Mo~; ccr,ainls. All Saplnhud. answcrin :
Raouls islk q ilicr~sinlity; ''you are the I'll
hclr q your un io lie DID IN the posaess.on
q great woai.h. an a. Q l. yuurs.H
"Not o. T.ak q tho q fn..iy- silcl.
s~hich wlil - ~ 4 Lr.ng you no tfife-
IL had never ousgrr,sl o. Raoul tat his
unc lcs rich,s voui NV D. hiS lie sc,m 4
AZ frst oycn,uns b. the intelligence. Tn n
hc sad
g.. will acoept this wealth only On cue oun-
dlt.on. laai--Ne must slarc go"l g. ,uno a,
wei a. lai, eulusi divide In tho future a.
vel a. In the past
Il shall ocrta-nly,- | aid. '1go 20 NY man
eyed friend ratlsr than 10 that woilish Israel
~. Lcyi Jaolb.'
As for that. put In sarlnAud, ''our frien.l
Paul il never likely % ant money. uuless \
means % live lie a Lucul.us. lis rcpuiai.c n
Is uiasls at tie Pr~fefurs l sse In L.ln a
future Judge % iustrucuon-it maks ms
giily 20 lpus higher.
and tho narriagcT / askesi, 'whcn 4
that 10 take placer
"To-morr0w, answered Raoul, IL hm,.
DuInaine ami Galrielle d. Mt obj,tH
MAdAms did Mt obj,rt, ani Gabrielle 40
-rnied with blush hcame very enviou,
of my friends good foriunc.
I'VE shan take the villa at Auisuil." All
Raul. "ani i-.forc long tho wees VII D.
b me llko a hal drAm. Which on5 f'rscts in
the morning, only | shah slvays reneutcr
The oons,ancy and deSol.on OF ny fr.lniA7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
PARIS. MAINE. TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1885.

him eio-cly, somciimcs lo~ing The trad.
but always rc,o,cring IL ~ hls In
gsnuiiy an1 lnicfaii.ahls Tcfecscranoc.
Three days ago Oh, Jafano.e w,.s h ani q
at a snail hamist mar ioicti,rs, iut In none
u ths noi -hborlng villages ha'i h. tocn -ccn
after ihattma Tho fI,~t hli hoe1 crossi-
ingly Leu la theds'riri ani llon thc'o facts
N. mcry drvw an Inference whirn proved
Orrst Inlcr tis dlrsiiln the country
people rnaile a careful seanh 81 tho uoois
Wing ruuni tho iila.-o Viii n the iaIana-e
hal lat visited and n party icl hy N. bicry
him-snf dlscoycr.i The cope - tn ~
s,arrvi Ki-aka lying liark anl siif amug
tho hfushwuol lie hai fuoCuml-,l "a Tho
-svcre coli, which h.s Natural consiiiuiiun
AMI the Ifivaiions h. hai lately un'lergiue
reg4ior,d him unable % rei't Ca The Isr.on
q tho Jafancs'. hung IA a little tag ro'Ind
his nock, vas found Tho fslrl which The Old
m0ncy-iCn,ler bal obiaimsi frufn ths JaIano-a
Sangura, ani f,r the psus ~ ~ which h.
vas MURDERED hy Ki,saka rhisIsarl, which
l. % great hcauiy ani voy ounSiierahle
value. TAs.ss into the T.s,--slon u NJ. Glnari,
a. hcirof Jo-Th Me.sner. Tho v~ari q
i've thu AMI frans oTorrd ~ tho auihori-
tics fOr tn discovery q tio Gs.l.sin, tsgrthsr
with the twenty thnuinni lately asiisd to
that afnount D. NJ. Glrarl. " u 10 male over
o. NJ. Hlsry. Who caunot b. . highly com
Ii'mcniod On the sk.l sni cary which hs
has displayed In thc efalrof the fe~Ase De
Mazrin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

-rh- eiltor OF oar C0aairy H'ms-On~
II The strongest - tn yOaug Agfi'uiiufal
psp-r- 20 Nrs T. iglsnd--xpr~s--- si'niisr
view. 10 ta,- uttered f-s wesk- sinor
hy tn. Hguis Ffrm. lu regard - thr t-oure
~ IN e. of The Commissioner Of Agrcul-
tar-. ani tne exp-rt sapOniinNtcs Ia hi,
variou. dspartm~uts of Work 10 The
q st Sarv.y, SmithsOnisn In.iitutiOD,
ant some other branches OF the paflic al
miaistrAtlon, the force OF WORKERS !, unif-
s-ctsd Oy q change Of political goy-rnmcut
Th-se d-psrtm-at. r-quir- skilled, trained,
.xp-rt sorkers Th- sane u tru- of VI
G,rce couLects-i with the Department of
Asricaltnr.-they should nos be sclec tsri
OF discharged fBr political reasons, bat
secured and retained AZ Shelr several desks
SOLELY on the grounds nInsss aud ability.
Tn. following ar- the views Of our cotstn.
porarys Tue ouly hope for psrmsnent
good % result from the Ualted States De-
partm-nt of Agriculture !. In Que OF Two
directions; l) Tue creation OF . Drp.rt-
m-ut Of Indu.try, OF which Agriculture
hal form q division under more or less
permanent head, not being suhj-ct %
change with ADMINISTRATION. This Il sim
lar 10 the .orgaelrstlon OF the French
Ministry Of Commerce aud Agriculture,
than which the worli knows none more
.nlcleut (3) A radical change, by which
The agricultural festares OF the govern
ment snail D. placed on the basis OF sci
.nce establishment. like the Smithsoni an
Ia.titutlOn AZ wsshiagtoa, entirely free
from politics. aud der the management
OF q board OF trustees and director, eho-
.sn solely for th-lr scientific sttsioments
aud Executive sbillty. What fault l. there
10 this prop ~sli Ifyoa see any. give Us q
better ~-Hgms fdrW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
THE NEW ENGLAND AGRlCUL'
TURAL SOCIETY

We learn frOm the Nsr EaglaHf
Farmer tnai this Society gill hosd '.'
ae1t meeting a; Bangor. the h''' week
IN september. Tas u IN eoanec'lon
With the Eastern Maine Society, wh'ea
nola. ia nsssiax. a. that place
There sas saise an exciting d'''as.'on
.,ts anaaal meeting Of the Ne~ Eas-
laad society. between the delssa''oa'
from B.asor and thus from the Wo'ces-
Ter Coaaiy Soci-,y, located a. worees'sr'
M.s. Aad the matter ~as haally set
led by bring Isfs 70 'he Es-ea,ive Con-
mitee of the Nsw Eagl.nd soeie'y.
We hope the Prvfereaes s'ssa our
state Gil prove As Profitable TO the 30.
eie,y a. it - ersdlt.bie 10 the STATE aea
,b.t the for,hesmisg Exhibition may Be
40 very .uoc-ssfal in every particular as
n wsrr.at tbs Soci-ly 70 come within
oar border. sgua vsry .ooa Tue Best
srs M.ias SOcissy Is also 20 be eoasr.,a'
lated uPOa rs nsrissd success IN TINS
matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
Tur IANorAor or LOVE

Mr.. Johbslng. I wan, Ter eonnde gres,
secret 20 yoa.
What II 10, Peter
r.e got notion ter ash s~sybset Lucy
ter marry me.
DO yoa thinh she reeiproea.es your A.
frctiouf
what did yer say she didi
Do you think she loves VOC - mach ~
you do bert
OATS What 'splclons.
Did che Tell you soi
No. bat she mout j-ss ~ well hsb told
me 20. when she wss Roin' uu' De yard
I pupch~d her wid pitchfo-k. and she
aid "0'say. yer black niger. doan
want Ter hab YER sbyut NE" tells yer.
Mr.. Johnsing, dat wh-n . women tells yer
,o 20 way she wants yer 70 stay hight
tar. Dey am de eoetrsnest erftsers 10
th~ world
50 you think that Is symptom Of love,
do youf
I do~s, sab, for fact
Shortly sftrrwsrd smother segro woman
,.srd sw.ybsck Luey singing away for
i.rr NJ 10 tbs gard - happv - bird.
whats d. msss~r wid yoef
I TIL ysr. Asss Ssksy. believe Pete
Jsrs.on wants Ter msrry ne.
He bs dos~ tsle 700 sof
~, hot b. met - v.u hsb toIe N.
80 NJ pas~bsd ~ vsd der psscs1Ork. l
tsls ysr dss nsans ssn1s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
CLKvEL.SDs Poucr.

The Presidents pubic P,iley Il bling
pr.tiy thoroughly maize msnif.st, and 0f.
nr.-srk.r-, arr. m.uy ~ ih-m dl-sppoiot-
~ In lis lack VI haste % ''tgrn the rsseals
uut"
rh+re can he 20 such adverse criticism
90 thu action o. Dr. X G flo~er's Liver
.ui Stomsch Ssnstivr which are never
soo~n 20 fall in eliminating from the sys-
wm ,hu-e insidiou. diseases which make
life q burden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

OF the chiid, little boy, there was nothing
tha, could te soen except q mas of bright
solden hair. Tho woman had wound a thick
WOODEN shawl around him, and held him Close
70 her bosum. lie was no annoyance 20 any
oe, for, shortly after the train started, he
fell fast asleep. Indeed, % inodensise were
his travelling companions, that the gentleman,
Who had felt somewhat disgistsd when
woman and child entered the accompaniment,
b>ean 10 bops that, after all, he need not shift
bis quarters st the hrst stoppAge
The train gcd on through tho white fog.
II was fast train. but not 70 fast n 10 give
itself airs and decline stopping more than
twice In q hundred milcs. Near Reading the
pesd slackencd Tho gentleman with the
book bresthed an inward prayer that be
mioht not be disturbed He did noe notics
thai, a. tho train drew up At the platform,
The woman half roo from her seat, 90 n her
tcuney Was at IN end; then, afta q mo
nnts he<itstiou. rs.ssted her-elf In her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
coasEScx rux YEAR RiGmr.

Don't make too many rcsolutions, but
hold on like grim death 10 those you DO
make. lfyour physical system Is oat OF
order yoa should attend 10 that at once
for It's NO as. trying % hep . sti6 upper
Up ~hen your III psys or liver are taking
the courage ogt OF you ifyoa have really
made up your mind 10 turn over nev leaf,
commence the year BY taking . thorough
course OF the celebrated kidney'wort-
Thousands Of people testify 10 lr good e.
f.cu for kidpsy diseases, bllioasness,
piles, constipation, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
Maine Warmer

-Multlply ln every way the advantages
FOR thorough eiacsilon Tor the farmers
-oa- Ani daughters. hut L., their highest
lucrative h. n rise ia their caillng-, not
oecesskrlly from II
Ny. Tribane.
Dry. dusty f-ei aud coplous watering
on an empty stomach sni then work 10
ths nsli or on he rOsd will soon give .
horse heAvrs. bat return n the right
method vill cur u Ani prevent its return.
country Gentleman.
IL farmers would rvsllE. The lOss that
l. sustained every year. ~ want of prop
criy fcediug stock. it woald surprise them.
People AMI Patriot
DIR q G. Caldwell estimates that the
avoiisble wastes OF brnysri msnures lu
this cOantfy Is eqasl 10 the value Of srtld.
clA Fertilizers used.
Coloaei Moofe's MArima
Better lst The thief stcal the poorest,
COW than sell the best one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
ia. Am-rlc,n Uum,ne AssocIatIon.

The American Humane Association, Ia
session the other day ~ Petersburg. sp-
pointsf q committee 20 entesvor % secure
snsctmeut OF National lsss governing
trsnsp0rtation OF live stock nov SUBJECTED
10 such cru-l usage In rsilcsrsi Suggested
that th= suthorlti-s give immsdists sttsn'
tiOn 20 th@ ws-t-fal N no; shameful slsuzh-
ter Of boff does aud other game upon prsi'
rls lands ofth~ Ualt~d States advised ths
erection IN every city OF general soattol :
and hospital where sick or diseased sni
m.ls may b. cured or msrcifuliy destroyed
and urged Suppression Of the abuse OF the
check reln.-N Il. Tribsas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Instantly ls none too quick 10 relieve
Group. Many children have died while .
are Was msking. JoAHsons Aa0,iyas La.
im>Ai gives instant relief soi Is . sure
cure. Half teNpoonfal on sugar Every
family should keep u Ia the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

have be~n -lck more or less for the lss,
ia dOctor's aud druggists bills. TIE last
80 year. Il oaly cost me three dollars.
Nhyi B-csa-. I used Solphar Bittsrs 10.
.tssd ~ employing doctpr- Th~y cured
ne Of Jsundlce. - = Boyd. HOboksa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Ifyoa have more children than you care
for aud want 70 get rid Of them and secure
,ublic sympsthy 81 the same time, lock
IN In the house and 20 OF 20 the neigh
'ors Thsy viii know enough 10 start
puf,grstiOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

HARDLY NkwsFAPER printed bot spesks
= . -ndisn d.sth ~ u-srt Disease. DIR.
GRAVES BE,Rr REGULATOR uOald
bsv. cursd II strong assertion, nut many
have ssli they we're saved from the grave
byit OIL % pr bottle Al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

The sdaltratlou OF ooodltlon powders
1s- got N such pitch that ous can nov
ny . poaai pack Of dssi aad dsAes for 2j
-nv There is Only ons klnd nov known
hat AZ. stristly pare. and those are SAsri.
llIAs Cdrairg pO,ofsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

A Boston wife slyly attached pedome-
~ IN her husbands coat when be vent
ut st-r tea. jus, to balance his books.
rh- little meter told of nt--n miles on bis
s.turn II IL . long ~slk sroand bil.
lard table Zoe 80 many hoars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Mr. W n Wright President Traders
B.bt. Kirwin. Ksn-ss, says "fOr syear
suffered from sidn.y uoahlss, but amer
t.siug Kidn+y.wort The psias have len
me and sm much stronger"