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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

CAKED BAG IN Cows.-At seasons COWS
In full fiow OF milk will need careful iook.
Ing Afler lest their bags become csked ana
hard. Rubolng with lard will relieve the
soreness aud will almost Immediately De
followed by an increase OF milk, ss nothing
dries up COW faster than sore and fe-
yerish condition OF the bag. lnsome cases
so much milk may be given as 10 require
milking three times q day, morning, noon
and night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
BREAKING A BLACK CAT
HOODOD.

Au amusing insidsn, ia connection
with the Chicago anarchists ;risl oeelir'
ei last week. A h;Avy set, bload.~hi.k-
cred laborer YEA, through the guarded
doors Almo,, wiihol, challenge. lie
took three vide stride. aero. the eorri-
dor 70 the FOO, OF the stair, and halted.
Wtha .wii, moyemen, he produced a
p.per parcel from bis inside Goa, pocket
and began TO unite the string. The
guardian AZ the door and one OF tbs po-
lieemea engaged In the same work
c.ash, sigh, OF thi, performances and
.prans upon the man. They were too
late. for on the in,,an, the contents OF
the p.ek.ee freed aud black object
dropped 10 the dor. II',ruek the ,ile.
and unlimbered into the form OF half
grown black cat. which 'camperei Oh, OF
sight. The policeman dragged the m,n
out. and attempted by buif''' aud eaos'
ins. TO make him talk. but he sieadf. st.
ly refused TO open bic lip. Feeling that
they scarcely hal sroand. for arre'l'ng
IN. m,n. the oli;sr. coaien,ei ,hem'elve.
With klekins him OF tbs block. sab'e.
qaen,ly the prosecuting attorney visited
hi. Office and "a, dO~n uPo the cat
which VA, coilei in hi, chair. IL was
rescued h,lf killed. The dsiec. ives held
a counsel 10 dsiermins hos TO break the
charm which nigh, Adsc, the issue oI
,h. trial. ons OF them took the eAtaway
he wa. asked on his return ho " he hst
killed il. III didn't kill !, =, all, h
said. "ba, you be, busted the charm
| took the ca, all the way down to 'h'
Mercantile block aud aang 1, th rough
the uan.om into Sslamoa ~ Zeisler
Office. Won't ,ha, knock the hoodoo :
s.amon & Zsi,ler are eoan'e! Tor 'h'
defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Hay PryKn SuYTERKR..

Tue nun er OF people annually sfiileted
with this mos, annoying malady seems 70
be greatly on the increase. The
editor of thl. Journal Il an annual victim,
and. with q view 10 discover . specific
cure. has tired numerous remedies. vi
these, "Ely's Cream Balm" is by all odds
the quickest aud most satisfactory, Two
applications greatly allsyipg The usual
symptoms In the nose and eyes. We ~osld
recommend it, use by all subject 10 hay
fever, aud We gladly bear unsolicited issu'
mouy % II. efficiency 10 our own case.
.-u,,lif. IA Record
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

svrrcuEL We have used "swiichel
f,r f,rty years a. = harvest drink. IL l'
MT, with water swcsienei with brown
sursr or molAsses. a tablespoonful of GIN
rer - che gallon. and enough good cider
ylp.ras aiied 20 give IL little iartness'
an A. % celleve the insipid sweet IL Is
WHOLESOME aud not only satisfies thirst
bat + nOur...hlng, and the ginger sunu'
l.te. little and sf1rds relief when TIE
stomach Is opytessei from too much wa
ter. IL will Qsssoh ihirs, also when NJ
ue warn. when Psre water would DC no
p,latAble. have oeen experienced greN
reVef from its use. aud never any bad ei'
fccts. v" ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Chleago's Daniel.
JOSEPH G. GARY,
rurJupoE VINO TRIED TIE AyAncunTs


Seldom has trial excited equal pub
lIo Interest, and required greater care
In lts conduct than tho one recently con.
cludci AZ Chicago Eight men were on
trial. with the chance OF the conviction
% them all, on the charge of murder In
tho fir.t degree. cntaillng an awful re-
eponslblllty on the presiding Judge. and
taxing his resources % legal learning.
lmpartlalty and patience 20 the highest
degrece. Chicago was equal % the oc-
ca lon. having In Joseph T.. Gary Judge
possessing the highest qualifications for
his sublime oflce With the result Of
the tr al everybody IA acquainted. Seven
OF tho eight men indicted on account OF
murierous proceedings In the riots at
Chicago, lei by tho Anar, hisi'. were
found by the jury guilty ot murder.
lncurring tho penalty OF death. and
tho remaining one, OF manslaughier.
Tho prisoners were defended with great
ability, and their interests were vigi.
lanily regarded In the choice OF tho
Jury.
There can bo no question a. TO
tho honesty OF tho Iurys nndlng. which
IA universally felt 10 bc an Indication
that the average American citizen may
DO r,lled upon 10 defe q the social
economy against wrciches who stain
the hands with blood In the endoavor
10 UPSET H. The strength % conserva-
tive convictions a. demonstrated In tho
nndlny of thu Jury. Il a source of pccul.
lar qualification. considered as evidence
that the enjoyment Of political freedom
In the great republic IL dissoc.atei from
sympathy with theories which carried
out would put an end TO the blessings OF
civlllx tion.
Joseph L. Gary. presiding Judge In tho
most important OF recent American Grim
inal trials, Il native of New York
stat, born In ~. Lawrence county. Ia
the year is2i. lie received superior
education, showing remarkable aptitude
for learnlng, and at the close of his
academic days. read law with character
lstln diligence. When twcniy.ihrec
y,ars % age he was admitted 20 the Tar.
aud began tho practice ot his profession.
In 1850 he removed 10 Chicago. of which
hs IL now resident. He has been a
Judge during tho past tventy-three
years. The sceno OF thu remarkable
trial now cOncluici was the Cook County
Criminal Court room, Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

"A young lawyer was appointed to
defend Negro who Was too poor to hire
counsel Of his own. After the jury were
in the box the young lawyer challenged
several OF them. who. his client said, had
a prejudice sgsins, him. "Are there
any more jarymsn who have q prejudice
sg.ins, you p whispered the young law
yer. "No. boss. the jury Is all righ, |;
bu, I want to challenge the ledge. l has
been convicted undsr him several times
slre,dy. and may be he Is besinnin' tt
have preju dice agin' me"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

-Fowls will ea, almost anything. II II
il served up right Boiled potatoes, tur-
nlp., carrots. anything in the vegetable
line. mixed with corn meal. CAT meal. bran
or shorts, seasoned with pepper and salt.
and FED warn, will make any well-regu.
lated hen csckis with satisfaction. Feed
a few h ndfuls OF wheat screenings a.
noon. and st night give them liberal
feed OF whole grain OF some kind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

HANDSOME LirnoGRArH OF Hon. J. II.
Bodwell, our candidate for Governor. has
been presented To us by samuel 8 Smiths
Son, Lithogrspher and Printer. OF Bangor.
Mr.. Smith IL the only lithogrspher In this
State, and this work rejects great credit
upon his establishment. I: is 2ox2t. print
ed from stone In two colors, and is an ex.
cellent likeness. Mr.. Jos. l.. Jones, the
celebrated crayon Artist, has just bern
sddsd 10 Mr.. Smiths corps OF desisnerl
and snsravers. They have recently added
20 their machinery ten ton Steam Lith.
ogrsphIc press the price ofwhich wss o.
700 90. The pictures Of Mr.. BodweIl. srs
sold q Is cents each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Al the criminal court Jadge-"IIos ).
this, pfl.ouefi dad you here Again al
the cod Of your nse years no, changed
particle" n.,,.
Prisoner (sadly) )-"Alasl Very little,
your Honor" Then with politness)-
Neither has your Honor changed much
for that matter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

A newly sppolnied postmaster 10 Ala
BAN. Ia. Just died OF consumption devel'
oped by over work IL IL hardly nseees-
..ry 70 say thst the ovsr~ork vas pai 10
In endesyoriug 10 secure the oniee. III 10
90, expected thA, bis example Will have :
Deterrent .n-ct upoa the great army ot
patriots who src ~ this very momens
sotking night and day for and opportanl'
~ 70 serve iheir county for considsfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
scorrs IxuIsros oy PuHr
~ t,rrn Or VIII nrrornosrmr,.

Con LIVER Oit, Win hfr"fh"sf
h General DsbaRy. Eadciailoa, C0A'HmP'
ton dAd lTdsiiag IN CAildrsH'
I. mos, valuable food and medicine. IL
creates an appetite for food, strengthens
the nsryou, system sud builds up the body
n 1. prepared In q palstsble form and pre-
.eribsd universally by Physicians. Take
M other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Let q detective. looking stranger fol-
low . New York alderman for more than
two squares and the alderman will turn
and say. "S.e here. ! pledge you my
word I had no thing to do with that
bribery business"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

-sunfowers are used In Wyoming Ter
ritory for fuel. The stalks when DRY are
as hard A. maple wood aud make hot
Are. and the seed heads with the seeds 10
are said 10 burn better then the best h.rd
coal. An acre OF sunnowers VIII furnish
fael for one stove year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

A dead blri does not help the sppesr'
snce o. an ugly woman. and pretty w
nan needs no such sdornment 'oa
can e., the women % recognize tnes- W
thlnes q great deal viii he done ,os W.
protection OF our song-birds, says VnA''e'
Datley Warner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

-.Isnsrson declared ,ln cities were
.Ore. on the body polite. III this was
true ~ years ago. Il IL much rore so now,
When ,ke sire aud iniquius OF the city
have 80 enormously increased. Detective
A. farm llle Is according TO tue ideal stand
ing, IL furnishes the conditions Tor more
successful manhood than the crowded
city. "By their fruits ye shall know
them" The ranks OF eminent business
and professional men are mainly recruited
from rural homes, says the AMsriedH Cal'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Hoods SarsaparlIla
100 posos Ono Dollar.

Poor deb,or-You can't collect that from
me. sir. Collector-Nof Debtor-No.
You can't get blood out OF . turnip." Col
lector (ln dlsgust)-Appsrent.y MT nell
,her can get money out OF beet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
ROUTE

This question OF the uimOs; Import
.1cr. ana although a Loudon house, -r
,s0st .sy that the Liverpool route i ~ far
IL best shipments male from New lorE.
E.-tou. Portland. PhiiAdelphia, Montreal,
80 sny other ports % Liverpool tAihrough
- 10 Lond0n reach u In miaimum OF
titDe. Ari thervforri In better condition than
vcxid otherwise BE- the case, while The IL
rcct London rOate Is subject 10 delay. ana
al additional objection presents ITSELF In
the shape of heavy wharf and lightersge
.xp-uss.s: Indeed. so great l. the dincrenoe
In these respects. that While 81. pr eAsA
may he GAlrly reckoned a. covering All eh-
tras Excepting, of course. cost OF cable
gram. Gnd auctioueers' commission) be.
Vopt the original charge for freight AMI
prirnage fsf goods riI Liverpool, the Lon
don dock and wharf expenses, with cart
age, etc, saoani 10 s0methiag IKE lol'
cask.
Assruie tAe late shipments, more es-
peclAlly n the spples are Of keeping enar'
sctsr. are the most profitable. The de-
m.pd far IRE earlier sorts Is not so stesdy
-prices h1ctaAte considerably, and the
tone OF the market Is often oaprieioos yet
=. The European crop this year - com
psrstively light one. We think nrst snip
ments non the States and Canada VII
meet with good results"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
4 " IInnkrrr. VI ID

Graduate Dartmouth College, says ~
consider Browns sarssparilla The very
beet combination for antsgoniflhg all IN
PARTIES of the system ] ever analjted.
You may say have used IL Ia my pfsetics
With wouisrful success. Yours uuly, !.
w Tibb.tts, VI ID S,st.On, M'lne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Sunday school Tesehsr why did not
the Hons touch Danisli"
American BOY (who reads the ne"sps'
pers) "'cos they were 'ffsid to
Teacher "whyf
American hoy ''cos they were British
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
The tolloylng n.h story certainly has q

The fOIIOwIng hsh stOtJ cerIAIHIJ HN
f,yor OF truth about IL
"You say that the trout weighed Ten
poundsi" 49,. -, =,
ever saw"
"And II 90, away from you"
"Ys-"
"WlIl YOU take An oath 10 ths,i'
"I'lltake no more oa,hs iswore enough
about IL when 10 got away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Doctors, Lawyers. Carpenters, Druggists.
Hngineers, Mechanics, In fact We have
recommendations from people Ia all sta,
lions In life, testifying 10 the wondefmi
cures that Sulphur Blttsrs have Elected.
Send for te,,lmonlsls. See another col
umu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Askss newspaper correspondent "why
IL IL that o young man will cit beside .
young lady Tor hours and yet say hardly
anything 10 ser ell the timer We venture
the answer hat he is too polite TO answer
her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

A, the sn,Iqaary's Collector OF earios
-"IIsve you any genuine Roman fAieh'
Ionsf'
Dealer (or his gusrd)- sm sorry, bat
they are all being rus,od and wont be ready
until next week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

A lady writes "Your Hop Porous Pas'
tr does thu work every timei do not
have that awful pain In the side now:
Your experience viii be the same. so'd
everywhere. CSC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Hoods SarsapanMa

Combines. In a manner peculiar TO iisen' the
lest blood-puflping and strengthening rene
dies a the vegetable kingdom. You vii Ind
M. voaderiul remedy effective where other
medicines have failed. Try II nov. III VII
purity your blood. regulate The digesticn'
and give new lfe and ,lgor 70 the entire briy'
-IIoods sarsapanila did mo great good.
was tired out from oyerwork, and u toned
me up" Mrs. q. L. SIMMONS, Coboes, ~. u
IL suffered three years from blood poison'
I took IIocd's sarsapafilla and think ! am
eured.s MRs. NJ J. DAVIS. Brockport. y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
An ounce OF mother IL worth pound
Of clergy - l;pdnisA prOrerb.

why suffsr the tortures OF biiioasnsss'
when Hoods ssrsapsriila will give you re-
left Sold ny ell druggists. 100 Doses
Oae Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

A table spoonful OF clear lime water, or
raw egg put In the milk At every feed
will cure seours In calves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

III you want TO raise "stunts" keep
the calves In the patch with the pigs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
nxnrn P.IsE CoLoRs

Notwithstanding the protection with
which the law snclrcles patent rights and
Trademarks, no sooner does valuable
pa,en, or proprietary article make u. ap'
o..ranc. than horde of unprlneipled per-
.ons Try by every mean. u initiate the
orIgiual.. PYLE's PEARLiSE, eeleorat-
ei a. washing eomPound, has hsi
score OF limitations, hut the superiority OF
the genuine article over the coun'efiels
i so plainly apparent that very ie" people
have been deceived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top
n. ~ .,ltr tel. Addrvss all communicst ons
intsnisd tos this department to AoHiCrtr
rVRAL EpTroR. OxrOep DEnocRsr. fAhis, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Purifes the Blood

Hoods sarsaparilla Il characterized ~
three pecullarliies 1T, the combination of
remedial agents 81. the propori0Hi 81, the
prooe. ot securing the active medieihAi
qualities. The result Is medicine of unusuh
strength. ereetlng cures hitherto unknown.
Send Cor book containing additional evidence
"IIood's sarsaparilia tones NJ nv systenli
purihes my tlood. shArpens ~, aIls,..s. Ssa
seems 90 make me over, y. u. Ihohfror'
Isgisisr of Deeds. Lowell, Mass.
"IIoo.is sarsapahiia beat. az others, and
iswoTth ia weight IN gold." U. bAhhineioS
~ bank street, New York City.
Hoods SarsaparlIla
Sold by all druggists o. slt for sA hsae
only By C. !. HOOD & Co. Lowell. Mass.
100 posos Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
lndigestio

tudiSSo t'Ois
Many persons iose appetite and
s'rsagth. beccmc omariaiei. suffer. AMI
de. tecauso q deioctive nutrition. Who
mshi have been restored O. health ~
Ayers SarsapauilA ThlsmediClne acts
upoa The digestive organs. through the
biocl. AM has effected wonderful cures.
For yes-. 7 suffered frcm Indigestion
AMI Los q Appsfiic. and falled o. IND
relief until I hrran taking Ayers Sar-
sarar.liA Three bottles "a tbs medicine
entirely Cured
,re. ana nv appetite anl Digestion ara
- rsfiert -Fref. a. hower, az
seventh st. south Bostcn, Mas.
rhave. Or years. suffered acu's'y irom
ursrrrsa sIarCglY fskinc a neal. until
uft.n 90 past frw mouths. wiihuut en-
l.rnr iho most distressing pains a
D. rrsron. Nv siouaCh sometimes ~
..rl lal fnel tbeCams greatly reduced
.r strength AMI very dcsponlcrt. salts
frI m iasf. that mV truuh'e was q a
srflIors nature. tfckn taking Ayers
~a-.lHauIia. and believe it hss saved my
On. Nv arreutc and d.sesfion are now
SD arl mf health l. perfclt - Oliver
= Adams, Spcuosr. Ohio
Ayers rsaparilla,
r..-,--ftrnr.t G. Ars-G CO.. fsvsn. Ns...
sltr sl pr.Eg'sis Tree o. "a teii.s.. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Bs.,sorts. such A. NeNiowns, BiliWin'.
uus.sts. etc. are always To demand Ani
N properly selected AMI vel pui up, I'll
.imo,i Invariably NET With agooi market
Zach eask should have l,sinly sienclici
thereon he name 90 the apple, mus
d. N.wtoNn.f Northern SPY, etc. ihls
sss,- much troaoic on arrtEAl, AM iAsil'
'tats. the hardllng OF The goods Al our 'ae-
I'm sAlc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Ose ma'k should be adopted ani adhered
o.. ~ ~ this means rvpuiAiios = 80.
n.bsd. Buyrr- know In ume "nsta.t =,
uot they csH dsPcnd upon 'he pseHs,' -
vii parchA-e or r'lect se,oIulls /, -
position such sol ssch shlpprs n'.us -
the.r estimation IL Il Tor tns l,,,. tsss
greatly to ApAcket.s intsfest 70 usA. sN,ll'
aud 80 win the cDaede0ee ot NE pei ~.
Oucs fairly knovn, hls osAni Will "
gyfly soaght amer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
Professional Cards, dc.

qua ~. EL"EH.
Aeoney d. Counsellor at Lar,
Bo>ten, uass.
E,u.a. s.nis. Ne. % s,.,s st''ss.
J'~r'~ w"i""r'
Atoncy It Counsellor at Lac.
Parts. uaine.
.,,si ,ti,rfioa slvsa % rrOoats Rusi res
uI'o.c-tas
Rr'Hrr . Hrnsrr'
C0unSellOrS at Lar.
Buckh-id. ,rainc.
s,,1 rsbis 80 osflri csuniy.
sr. usarr %. ~. iinHstt.
l. e. waLHEH.
.l49ruey G Counsellor at Lar,
Loveu. rnine.
Jo"N =" rHAs".
.l''omey It Counsellor al Lar,
Di,neld. raine.
.r-c. n,saasa sirea 10 rrosaie sa'ias''
pplsoS n. uERRIoK.
attorney at LGIc.
B-,h~i raine.
= II. nrrcnINs.
.liomey G Counsellor at LG'r,
Rumfcrd. nnine.
II. G. DAVIS
.fttOrney at Lar.
AT rE"ssrs oFFtcs,
patis. "aine.
L = ns"p'.
Attorney & Counsellor 4; Law,
Andever. Maine.
N..ry rabis ior oSf,ri Colny.
ERiNK a.. sIHss.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Canton. unine.
u, e. sfissu,s s.Eea D. coi'seiioa' an Pro
..s iriru-s. -
PrAHor a srE,Hss.
Attorneys & CounseIors al Law,
Norway, Maine.
A. Hs.scr sswsED =. srs.Ess
CuAHLEs E. noLr.
Attorney & Counsellor al Law,
u,ruAuAr ulocK,
Hnip st. - Norwny. We
DH.o. n. HnADHuRr.
soUru PARIS. MANI.
Es..isscs AL u-os a. Anirsw, nszss.
E'.a ~ q. si As.d ofths stars.
UoRsrIo woopBuRy A. VI. s.D-.
Physician and .Srge0s.
oFncf oTTicr
CO. af.r.t tBo,s. opsa DaJ A EvsasF
s. Plri
E..srs ar psrri..isa N prs. I. T. Dsns Hsi
.'i,s1 o. wesis. of roruasd.
DRs. IoSns a CLARK.
Dentists.
Norway village. Maine.
Ten is.sr,sd On ted silver Or vuieani iei
A-tr
r.ioSfs. &. A cL. "a.
] W. DAVIS.
Surgeon Dentist.
20. Paris. Maine.
OrrCE OvHE sAvrxGs BASk.
A.. sors vSrssisd. sAnsf.s,ios ssar.as I'd 20.
HrrA' 'HrHrrEFT.
Banker q Broker,
DEALsE ~
5orts, Bank and R. R. Stocu,
- - Naie 81 rhree doors vel oass'
Portland. Maine,
isaac n,GsaLL.
W00Len Manufactured
Ni.uf.rtu.es Css.iaeres sAtsstts. Cott1e
soel aat al Wosi Fiannsls fiossias. .sh
it'ps. tlst1n Ciolh uressinE and Roll CArdinS
Hanover. Maine.
\ c. JONES.
Smith q MachiniSt.
south Parts. unine.
hanuisstursr of g,neral msch uesy. sieNrn -
- aul sork. spool machins-f snd toolsr
-. - -rrsws taGs dies All dIhls msds 80
Nfri ,sslnE. mowing snl thFsshing No
es pImps q an kinas. pres-ss. auns. 30
= .nIFfss traps, &c .ussuY ana taoopfiy -
fNitA ,tesa snt sater piping dess to order
For Sale or to Let!
a "Ainaa Hers Po-,F rAs..hsF aaa cs.nsr.
FOR Terms, Address
CHARLES A. WARREN,
naekhsld. Maine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-17

for himself wife from among the duskY
maidens II the West. The couple have
lived very happily 10 5etl err, hasking In he
love Of each others eyes and gradually
learning to converse in the native
tongues o! both. They have prospered
in worldly pursuits and are now IN good
circumstanc, 8, the young man having
had q con iderable sum OF money in his
own right, ana his bride receiving a
handsome dOwry from her ather. whose
prowcss in the chase, when buhiloes
We're plenty, brought him wealth 10 we'll
as fame. Lately desire took possession
OF the couple 10 visit England. especially
as 4 sist / OF The pridn bad been across
the pond about year ago and brought
back glowing acc cunts Of what she had
seen. There was no reason why the desire
should not be gra iii d. Preparations were
quickly made; farewells were said to
friends and the travellers with their chill
dron started upon their journey. They are
now in Winnipeg fitting Themselves out
for their visit to the centre of civilization,
and are lavish in their expenditures. The
lady was at the Hudson Bay COmpany's
store the other day making purchases,
and among other things b0u hit 500
sacque. She has been In Winnipeg before,
but not for d few years past, and the
wonderful development of the city aston
ished her very much. She possesses avery
refined and pleasant nature, and cOnVerses
freely in English.