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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Or. Hah.'cer hss -uturnod for short
time and can consulted at tho st.
James hotel. Don't fail to see the Doc
TOR, as he is tho only man in the VOID
that can cure the disease Of drunRun-
ness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Carriers Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only; very
small; very easy to takei no paini no
gripping; no purging.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The Rev. George n. Thay0r, OF Bonr-
bon, iudiana. ssysi "Both myself and
wife owe 0ui lives 10 Shiloh'r Consump-
don CGrc Sold bV J. Williams & Co,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
(.jjjltiicura
lnfantile Blood Purifiers and
Skin Beautiliers.
Absolutely Pure and Safe from the Mo-
ment OF Birth.

INFANTILE and Birth Humors, MIX
i Crust, Scaled Head, Eczemns and every
and Inherited diseases OF the Blood, skin and
Scalp. with loss of Hair, from Infancy To Age
cured by the CUrICURA REsOLvENT, the new
blood purifier, internally, and CUTICuRA and
CurlCURA SOAP, the great skin cures, eX-
ternally. Absolutely pure and safe, and may
be used from the mOmnnt OF hlrIh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Aru you maze miserable by images.
don, constipation, dizziness, less OF APP
elite, yellow sldni Shiloh's Vltaiiyer u
positivo oure. Sold hv J, L. Williams
Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

For Iyupepaia and liver 0 mplalni ga
nave printed guarantee on every gi.'o
Of Elil0Als Yltalizer. IL never isiia 10
ure. Sold bv ,. l.. Williams - 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
NOuR LITTLE ROY. 81

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stobblns, Belchor.
town. Mass, write: "Our little boy was ter.
rlbly AFFLICTED with Scrofula, Salt Rheum and
Eryslpclas ever since he was born, and moth.
Ing we could give him helped him until we
tried CuriCURA REMEDIES, which gradually
cured him until he Is now us fair as any
phild.W -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
FnR PALE. LANGIIn

EmaCiatei children, with pimply, sallow
skin, the CUrGCURA REMEDIES will prove
perfect blessing, cleansing the blood and skin
of inherited impurities, and expelllng the
germs OF scromla, rheumatism, consumption
and severe skin diseases.
Sold everywhere. Price; CuriuuRA, 10
cts; REsoLvENr 81; SOAP, 25 cts, POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
send for GLOW To Cure skin DIseases,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

aHack metaok,n q lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price D and 80 cents. Sold Nv
J, L. Williams Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Foi .ano back, sido or cheat uso Shl
IoL'h Porous PleBter. Price q ocnt
sold w J. L. Williams h Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved bv Shiloh's euro,
Sold by J. l.. Williams a Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The strike is over and We are receive
ing our spring goods.
DOUGLAS Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
"MORKS no A CHARM.n

j. s, Weeks, esq, Town Treasurer, 81. AL
bans, VT, says IN n letter dated May %: at
works 20 u charm on my baby's face and
head. Cured the head entirely, and has near
mended II 10 several, and Or. Plant has or.
derpl II for Them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Come and see the other, a brother,
another, the tother. and he has put up
at the Glen Lea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

We have just received full line OF
spring suitlngs. DOUGLAS Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

A nasal injector FREQ with zach 0ottl,
II Shiloh's oatarrh. Remedy Price y
,euta Sold by J. l.. Williams & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Todd Mills Prairie Flour, sass per 100
pounds. q. Il. MorASp q BRo.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
"a TERRIBLE CASE. -

Charles Eayro llinlIle, Jersey City Heights.
y. j. writes: "My son, a lad OF u years, was
completely cured of n terrible case Of Eczema
by the CUTiCuRA REMEDIES, From the top
OF his head TO the solcs OF his feet was one
mass ui scpbs.H Every other remedy and
nhXslnLnns Ind hmm Lrlnl Nm NAln- -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

We have just received a full line OF
spring suitings. DOUGLAS Bios
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

y n Nv Use Cutloura Soap, an ex-
DAD qulsltely perfumed Skin bean
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
LETTER PROM SENATOR Eyre
ADDITIONAL fNrtaNArtoN A. To ilis 20
siriuN oN fuE filisnrHN Cos
flENAIIuN.
Lrvt,toN. Nay sth. ls.j

Lrwi,toN. NAY sth. l.,5
a. a. Efi'lrs ~ Ls-sf.s Joarsli
Yoaf pabIshvi iuterylew VITA me. 10
grstrfdays foHrnIi. Compsls me o. n.
piaiu. - isr a. I can With pfopfisty, ny
p,s.itlun a. ~ certain nomiusiions made
. The President fIfst. 1 never agreed
l1 vote f0f M Flilsnury'. confirmation.
q. some pao.ish,d statements 10 som, Of
zoe psp,fs lntlmstc, nor promised - 90
30. nor sald thai soold The rule. ~
be- S,uAts properly ADJ pisin.V pfOhinit
49, such pedg,s When 10 90. ramorvi
bat To-. gvuilsmAn "a. % h- sppDiutsd
p,u.l0n Agrut Tor Nam. I d.d saw o. =
.u,ud 90 his. Nith emphasis. that. 10 ny
ugiuiOu. 10 Sou.d D. the duty of thr Msiuv
~eustofs D. oppose hi. cOuarmaiiOn 10 any
uffcv 10 thls state
H. r,ply a. the irquiry. What will you
a. n BE- i named fsr tnc PO,itluo % Col
.rctof OF lnt.rual R-ssba- in Msssscha-
.sttsf said diiut thiuk the Maine Srn
aiofs hsi Auy sprcl,l dgty 90 iutsfrst iu
Appointments nd. iu M,ssaChu.stt-; thst
~ ~rfr fsth. o ~ Cuuriirfs,ipu 20
o., ;. ustors o q q Stat that 80 far a. |
80 C0uoerusd l ha1 40 % ctiuus - th'
ID m,Crats ~ Msssscba-y,ts fvwsriiug
t'Ill.uurg Tor bis -rrsicvs 10 ths psfty be-
nat ~.y, n Thy VI A---i IL fact, | thius
did ssy vnuugn % io,tify tn irleni- OF
Mr. Plnsbufy 10 tnr belief that his oomiu
alton D. that posit.Ou suuli met win o."
uppu-iiiOn ffum ne, bat uot rnuugh 10
prevent ne from Actiug with p-risct ffr'-
ION. wh,u th, question % cOlnnnation u
prvs.ntsd.
Aud pray ~hsrsin dDss Mr. fiilshufy
lall Deluw tbr ss,ragc of The nOmiusiiun>
alrr ~ mad, by TOE Prcsid.ui and wy
generally approved ~ IN pf,ssf liz j. .
iawyrr OF rep, ctAoir standing. mau OF
agreeable m uusf-, OF correct habits, sui
~ audount,d d i,lity 10 hi. party
He Wa = ooppernvsd lv-, bot no
more dst. fmlusd aud oatspOksn in his dis
oyalty than Nj Phelps, whose nOmios-
lion 10 the mOst Important position OF
Minister % Englsnd. wss 80 fsyorably
vir~ed and 80 promptly counfmedi no
more 80 than Mr. Bayard, whose Dover
speech frightened even the Democrats
from nominating him ~ their candidate
FOR the Presidency, no more 50 than MI
Mcl.Ans, Minister 10 France, 20 more 50
than Mr. PcndletOu. Minister 10 Germany.
Who was openly denounced ~ = traitor,
daring and after The war no more 50 than
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
MARCH 1902.

The follo~ins per.ons ~erc incorpo.
rated a. religion, oocieiy. in the ,o~n Of
Norway
joseph Bradbury. JOB Eastman. Joel
S'eavens. Cad~slader ? Jones. John
Hou. B.nj.min Fuller. jams Flint,
Jo.hu. Cro, keii. JonA'han P0itle. Dan.
d. Wilkin.. EiphAls, Watson. Sila.
Msuian. John Pike. Aaron wilkins,
Amo. To~n. Increase Robinson. A..
Noye.. Will. sampson. William Chess
10y. Maid Nuye. Eloch Hall. John
Nredh.m. stephen Plasree. j.. Mesh
Upton. Jun,,h.n Quincy. Jl.-ph M.'iin.
r. j,min Film. Robinson Hobhs, E1och
M-rnll. Jo-l F.o.i. Thoms. 40 4. J-r-
mi.h Hobb.. jeremiah Ho1b.. j.. Dan
isl Hubo.. r-mi.h u ,bb. 80. Jpaa.
stevens. IT,. John C,-e, D,nisl Holt.
Jacob Resell. FRYE lOv'joy. EPn'iam
T.ombl,. Fsuu. Butcher. Dls'in
Patch. Z-phsniah Frost. Philip Abbott,
John OdsAy. jacob Frost. DANIEL Town,
Amo. Upon. Amo. UPoi, j.. iona
ihsn Sn.d. Joas'h.n Cumming Luther
ro~n. wm. HObb-. B~tj,min P,ahody,
Am.s. Les-lsy. J ph stuart. IT,. Mo.
s.. Aver. R.J,h Flint, Amos Cummings.
iona. Stevens. Nathan Noble. Ebensz-r
Watson. Amo. Hobb.. ) even Bartlett,
TImu'hy Stone. Nathan Foster, l,ssc
l.ovjoy and Ebsn'zer Bancroft.
These gentlemen we're Congregational
i.,., and this Society Was Of that faith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
FOR THE CHILDREN

Or versatile correspondent. IL. d."
(Mr Lemuel Durham ha. composed a
serie. q Bible rhymes Tor the children.
~hich would make very taking and
valuable Sunday School book for the lii.
lie onss The design i. unique. The
work i divided into three parts. The
fr., is AlphAbeiieAl-eseh letter begin.
ing the frs, line Of .,Anra referring 10
some person noted in the Bible. lie
calls j, the "AlphAbe, Of Bible Proper
Names" Here are the first three stan
TAs.
4 stand. tor Adam. the father - mAnslni.
iic ~as male a little loser than The angels se
IIi. homs ~. in Eisn. 9TH hi. beautiful -ife.
tn ,aian deceived them and poisoned their
iife
D. f1r narlmen.. Dor that "a. biz name.
4osr eight sas rrsiprvi snon % Jesus Do
came
q begins Cain uho 80 to relate
-irs nis nsn brother 80 deep sas bis bate.
The second p,ri j. al Alphabet Of
Bible Common Names, and here are
The frat three sianx,s 4 that part
a.. f1r mo ~. II remote human iorm
TusY live iu the furusf Ehrrr the Ciiluatr 10
warm
~ frf nrhrmofh. fhr great river b re.
a. els ulsiu foliage, Zoe grsss-s apd coarse.
Or the camel. p.o.iil1s DER th~ bot .ani..
Ringing rich mrrrnsuiisc f0pm iistaut lands
Tne thiri p,r' d. conPo'ed u the num-
bes up % twelve. each suggesting some
Bible though, TIE fret three referen.
ccs Af- 80 fillns..
tsni there 10 ~h1 I'll things male.
The nIafi II sIu. fnr tru'lrr nltlr,
4 tool o. nuuur. love anil pHalse,
Nhu crusns uis sslats siti pracufal dtys
Thleyes 9TH christ SER cfucinsi.
Aui thai u thc say cur sstl0uf died.
bays and nights eninmbsd be- lar.
When Che ang ROLLED Toe stlne away
The ~hol- clo.-. q. fillSs-
WIN nihie rhymes an nov done.
Al closing a. tu rFarY no..
fhe u.I auI fulng. fhr great AMI snail.
Remember ir-us iieii ior I'll
All nos sfsnis ready % furglva
al shp sll Oumr tu bin sni i've
Inus each sni sil maf De- fnfziV.n
a 80 fni a lllssful bone ln liraven.
NJ Durham hopes 10 have the work
published 10 On Illustrated book by some
Of the religion. publication societies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

90 Thursday. yoursal reporter called
he attention 81 Svu.t1f Frye 10 report.
that he hAi sad h. would vote Tor %. con.
dfms,iou OF Ep.n y Piisbary, nomiostei
~ President Cleveland Tor Collector of Ia.
tsruAl Revenue iuf thv fvurth MsssAchu.
.stt- District The Sensior said
The foundation for these reports. | sup
? &c. l. thls toll Carries 4 kimDAu o.
Cniosgo hat while Maine Senaior could
DOT vote - oounrm rlsDary fora Mslns
once, n Massachusetts, wishes b. wear The
cd clothes cast % by Malne. I 90 not 90
Jet
"A senator has 20 right - say whsther
be will vote % counrm . nomination of
BOT will sAy that shall b. governed 10
hi, matter by th- action 81 nv Mssssoha-
.stts Ssuators AMI TIE Nishs. Of my cou
.tltosup. n senators ilosr and Dave
.hoaid vote against The coudrmAii0n of
rlllsbury. 10 soald b. Senatorial coaftssy
TOT The Malice senators - vote win then
- long a. This L. q MAsssch usstts appoint.
m. ~. And u they shuald votr for hl- coo.
ifmstlou. he same rule % coafiesy Souli
lold good Again. a. no principir 10 in.
VOWED In ibis matter. l soaii lac 10 earn
aut TIE wishes ~ ny constituents II Do
svfv matter oi principle. ! would b,
.ulisd BY my 0sn conscience.
'psrsuuaNy, ! SO DO rsssun Why !
.huuii no. vote flr filis1afy a. luilky o.
f,r thv other nomination, MAT sac Ssusis
~. cuuffmsi. insy ssy fushay sss g
.sgpeflra1. Nearly even MA thst Cisvv.
sud as sgpoiuts.i o. apfumlu~ut position
sAs ,ithrr . Copp.fhvsd 90 fvDcl Too
~ be- stole state Wei. Lamar stoi. e
STATE. sni uut uuly taai, nat aelp,,i 90
uarivr OBJ 90 men o. carr oat thr -ch.a,..
10, appointment of Piiisnury j. a. respect.
81. 81. -. So spp lutm-ut of Lamar, and
voted 10 eonarm Lamar"
49, sff4 a. t.INnttl1a 20 iapt
uas a,k,d zoe reporter
Ills o.s- Is 90 fvut. sa.d S-nstor
Ffys That - . Mslne sppulutmsnt iu
shiCh ! an prfsonsly Interested Tbo
ts--schu-rtt. Svustor- have nothiug %
leo 9Th mat Ani o' ct.on. shiCh 90
q bold good iu Piis1uDs case, 10 nv
aiud 80 bold gopd 10 Cassv's case
10 r,gArd Ia ff--idcnt Clevvlanis al
alui,tfsiion. TIE Srusior saii
"Cisysisud hss received too much cred
9. altogether. he hss uut paid ths least
.ttsutOn % civil service reform lisA.
80 aimlui.trAiinn has only male pre-
tsnss OF k,cpiug In postma-t r. Nh have
..fms Ih,rv AZ uuIy upu ~ thcm
rhsy a., tufuiug olt thv 90 yloiisf- Isl
. fsst a. hey can They cant 80 10 AA At
,ncs n thsy should woTk twelve hOar,
Day, 10 woaid tasc var - turn them
ed cat There arc llO uOu ~ them. you
SCI. sud ths pa Il. ctut BE- VssA 81 AMI nllr'i
VAsimqic presto change. Aud yvt ths
lud,p.n1,uts cummrud Cleveland iur 40
% - slos Tat Is ~ uon.,usr. lie
.iors not GcsrfVc sulh Communication
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
GIVEN AWAY,
ABSOLUTELY FREE !!

wswll ssai O. Az ati-sss. on 49, y n f
tsnosaf sfs-p D. - ssfesf, a. f.A - =
fs.ir. NlruOlr tHAkHh
hs .ss 81 80 hsut.o-ssi o. fairns 80
sciisu -. as a. ufsef ~ ~ tetl s'fen 49,
sac-tf = yulets-srs - 90 ~ ~ii1iaf
s<rssrs Al 60 800 A. sarrI 80 sssusfd
AI-r... NORsE WILLOW DIX ~nkif CO
F-..l,s.cs. NJ IL sS Nr.ftrs fAs rarer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

NJ Edsor

~ ~
W Editor
So m the supplement Of l,s' w. :
DFuocRAr rco'd ~ ID mocrs'ic Ds-
rict Convention 6r Oxford Dl"uc',
held a, NJ Curt Hou.-. IN P,rls. Aus
i2'h, 1870 ~As a member OF tha'
co1yen'I0n. being a d-l~ga'e from Rom
ford, ~hrrr then lived. yell remem
Der the convention. bring the fire. con-
yen,ion thai had ever attended a. del
esaie. and MAS one u The younger d.
ega'e. in ,he convention. and ~as vel
.equaln' d With III delesaf from A
hany. Andovrr. Btnrl. Bru~uh-id.
Bridg,on. Byron. Buck6-ld. C,uhage,
Canton, Dix6,ld. Fnsbarg. G'rensooi.
Gilead. Hartford. Hosard Gore. Liver
more. Lowell. L-~i.ion. VI Nco. NHsa,.
Messy. Oxford. Pans. Porter. Peru. ROY.
bury. Turner. Woodstock and Weld
The name Of the delegate from kumiofd
should have had the letter * in the
middle Of the name instead Of "h, a.
published in .sid Record | do no, know
Of bu, one delegate besides myself that
were members q tha, convention from all
the town. above named As now living
Perrin Dudley. Of Woodstock. is nos
livins on hi. old farm in Woodstock. veil
and smart, | was told by q gentleman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

from ,ha, iosn last week In looking
over the delegates | do no, recognire the
name Of Benz. r Smith. and do no, re-
member a delegate Of that name in thai,
convention. A. X. KNArr.
Hrnorer. Miy Ijih. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
SENATOR FRYE AND rlLLsBuKY

wnAr rus SENATOR SsYsIN Rra.Rp ~
rns kErOEr, rnAr llE VIII NuTE TuK
ruE tuNFiEasttnN ur ftLi~Ht M FuK
INTERNAL REyENvE CotiEctuR ~ Mas
ssCuCsETfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
NANCY r LrcAs.

The oli must Die. snd the young may
iir Hos uftrn have ! thought 81 that
oii ssying n ists during the month %
April. three o.d p-op'e were called away
frpu eafth, win al % whom | vas vel
srqusluts,i. q qusrtsr CENTURY ago Mrs
Lucs- llsst la the sane schpOl district
slth my fsthrr's family. anout hair mile
distant. and I wss therefore more int.
mstsiy acquainted With her than with
many oth'T uli people To- that sicinity
Ani here ~ rqu'st ~ her family ! will
record ~ ~ th- lssflug Incidents in her
long sni useful NE Nancy 4 Cool lroth'
SO horn in Llmington. 10 This STATE. In
l1g2. sd moved % Hartford shout lao
a. lslO -ns msrri-d Amos Locs-. ~ whom
she b al seven children. four ~ whom are
living, two snu- sui tsu daughters She
Survived her husband. I think shout ~
y~Nr-. R"v VI rwort. ~ Canton pr~sch-
"A her fan-rsl -~rnpn from 1t Cor - -.
ttisamsttsr % cOngrs fulstiOn to know
that Mrs. Lucs. always bad the he-t OF
csrr during h-r d-clining y-ar-. Ia . let
t.r frum hrr daughter .in.lss, Mrs.. Ansa
Lucas which rrcr wed fsw days $50,
-1r says Il have livr-i 10 the house with
her % years ant during NE past years
nav df,--.,i and undrv--sd her nighis aud
mDrulng-, and for three yrsr- have slept
nrsr ~ 80 a. 90 So - her night. And
have the -sti.f,cti0n ~ knOsing that |
have always tri-i - take good care Of
h-r
NJ. Lucss erj we'd good health fsr be-
yui then msridisn of me-; spinning and
Saving wrr,. her -lsm~ut. and even When
qdit- ag-d. liz iay- surk IN thf-s arts
w.f pupn.h'-i To- the DEH 'Cg,r ~ Hart
or.
Mns Lucr- wa r. sort OF isighhOrh, OF
rur.s. 49, 49, T. n rallt -ruf ftr ln cs-r
- suddsu sickIe.- 90 dtsth She vs. my
NO hsf ; ''Ioctnr.' md tors' qusufiy hsi
ne nrsi car 81 IN. on ny s'rVsl into
town Al. IT, - uara NsN an b'f
trfeAfd- 81. Ns-i.t q g. p pa In. th-
q. m in. q thai ms'thsr for M grsv In
the EIGHT drsths which uccurr.d IN fstn'r'.
family and nv o~n, think n wss pres
n ant A..i-t'd ~ thsmsl
M. Lacss gsy her b aft ~ her Saw
inur esrS ~ me-. al inirsf M Bsl tist
Chufch hut dudng a. last ~ ye,r- Of mr.
lie sns VS. ne yer 10 the Sc ODD Al
=, n ducifn- or h.r 10 my b. s.ih 81
truth. a gOd wom,n has gone %
rcst She dled Apr 'th.
- tho nam- ~. originally -psl Of. but
frsq l..ntlv. Llr some treason. The ora ~ Apply
a. changed I have in ml Possession r.
r.csipt given ht her brother f0 uN faihef, M
49,. 1ams- killhfifh an the dr-cs ndani- have
TIA, written the name ever sinc. l. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
A New York clergyman say. ,ha

A New York clergyman says that
man can't visit skating rink and retain
b. uprish,ness. Tha, depends. II he
put. on the skates, the chances are nine
,y-nine in hundred tina, he will lose
HI. upnsh,ne.s; but II be merely takes
. seat among the spectators, his upright.
ness will not suffer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

-Onc- there va. lying by the .ide Of
. ditch a pig. On the other side lay
man The pig Was sober. the man was
drunk. The pig had a ring in is nose.
the man had ring on bis finger. Some
one passing esclaiu "a. 80 tina, the pig
heard il. "0ne ]. judged by the company
be keeps" Instantly the pig rose and
went away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
WANTED!

Lslzngt1l PsOls and Panel hrt Co,
L.fiss All yoons srl. y a. az iishi sFs Il
v n tomcs can - o. dlrus leisuv buars. 80
Hsi, sophcymsct y cknva-.ing. fIom
~ - ete per wssk ssstty made. Nvit
.. Alt fstarns " Dsl stft
hAs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-20
Parnell's Leadership.

No figure in English politics now stands
out more prominently than Charles Stuart
Parnell, and he seems well fitted to bear
the calcium light of scrutiny that has long
been directed upon him. If leadership
attaches to successful results, Parnell is
well entitled to hold his place of dictator
in the struggle to regain for Ireland her
lost rights.
Parnell is totally unlike the men who
have beenat the helm in Irish affairs during
the present century. He is not a great Or
tor like Daniel O'Connell, nor is he possess
ed of the fervid enthusiasm that inspired
the labors of Emmet, Tone and Grattan.
He iskeen, cool and persistent, having the
latter quality in y degree that approaches
doggedness. He is firm believer with
Justin Mccarthy, that Ireands rights can
only besecured by parliamentary agitation.
Thus he is found training with the Lib
erals while they suit his purpose, and
throwing them aside when he deems that
the Tory ship can better carry the precious
Irish freight. His power with the new
ministry was strikingly shown in his mo
| oioH iol dilnNeSeiSdtloio all vi liie MddnhlidSiii
murder cases. Though formal denia
of the request was made, il was announces
that Earl Carnarvon, the new viceroy
would personally investigate the alleged ju
dicial outrages of the Spencer govern
ment.
This is long step towards justice fo
Ireland. 1t has always been Tory polio
to claim that Ireland got more than he
fair share of consideration. Now the Torit
are in advance of the Liberals in their col
cessions. And the credit for bringin
about this wondrous change of sentimei
belongs to Parnell. With him in continue
leadership, backed by the united sentimel
' of his race, a brighter sky for Ireland ca
5 not be much longer postponed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-20

FROM all the seaside and mountain resorts
comes the news of a dearth of young men.
The piazzas of the great hotels are filled with
young ladies all signing and dying, so the
correspondents put it, for young mems So
ciety and girl who has brothers with her
is assiduously cultivated. The gay young
city brokers are not, however, giving much OF
their attention to reereative joys this year.
They are concentrating their energies on the
accumulation of enough funds to pay for
their board and washing in tho hot and
crowded streets of their homes. The young
man who can go Off for three or four weeks
summer jaunt this season is bird of extreme
rarity Business has been poor and hard
winter Is approaching. But it seems that a
certain quantity of beaux isabsolute ly neces-
sary to the success of summering place,
and 1t is wonder that enterprising hotel
managers have not hit upon some plan for
the supply of this want The young men
who cannot go this year are provided with
good clothes. All that keeps them from tho
summer resorts is the hotel bill. How would
1t do for the hotel proprictors to tender them
free board in return for the charms they
would exercise over the now dispirited fair
Then would the pockot-book of the hotel
man grow fatter as summer melted imper-
ceptibly into autumn and hundreds of impe-
cunious young men and male-adoring young
women would sing paeons ofpraise in honor
of his tar.seeing shrewdness.