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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

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| J. Giles Smith, the leading plumber and
contractor OF Indianapolis, IS looking over
the city with view to locating if the field
will warrant moving his business. He says
the amount of building now under way is
! far in excess of what he had expected, from
which we infer that he may soon be citi-
zen OF Wichita. His friends here know him
to be very proficient in his line of business
The revival meeting at the Emporia Ave
nue. N. E. church, corner Morris street aud
/ Emporia avenue, is increasing in interest
and attendance. The pastor is to be assisted
by Mrs Smith, successful Evangelist from
| Ohio Let all persons interested in the sue
ces, OF this church rally to its support and
attend and enjoy these revival meetings.
From the locals in yesterdays Beacon it
would seem thai Colonel Sam Scott, the king
bee Of Kansas City real estate operators, was
the personal property of somebody HIS
IN lnner would indicate to the average citi-
re I that he is the principal owner of his time
an talent.
Sam Jones, who has been with the Georgia
Min,trel. arrived home Wednesday evening.
Sam says be has seen enough Of the world
and is now home 10 stay awhile He was the
/ favorIte among the minstrel boys, and ere
/ long YOU viii see on the street the old band
/ AIDED by the great baritone player.
/ Hon. W N Digaon Of Topeka, pres ident
I 81 u h.l.
/ Carpet Company, in company with Or. J.
j B. Huber, left last evening for Topeka. He
SAYS ne Will have his stock disposed of and
Will be back TO Wichita BY January !. 1857.
/ The Woman Relief Corps will hold their
next regular meeting on Friday, November
j 10 a. 3:31 p. II. IN Odi Fellows hall. As
this is the last meeting before the election Of
! officers a fun attendance Is desired.
+ A hvdrant a. the corner Of Oak and Law
renee broke Yesterday aud flooded ths cor
ner. 1t was. however, yesterday evening
rnen3ed. greatly delightlng the Pedestrian
o. that vicinity.
/ We ara pleased % announce an improve
nan. II the condition Of oar friend y F..
! NiederlAnler. lie wall probabably DC out IN
a few days.
+ Elmo Swsst, Of Cheney, who i ast<nding
( the Southwestern Business college. has been
detained 4. home for some tirIs on account
q sickness
+ The Fay1naster Of the r soott arrived in
thu city Yesterday, and the boys are corres-
( T.o1dinsly happy
+ Marriage Iic..r-e was Yesterday iss7ss3 70
/ Esivarsi Il Brown ami Amelia J. Dunlap,
both of Wichita
{ HI Bal. proprietor q Bal hoass, King
man. stopped over n the cify 90 h. return
from NeE YORK
The r.5lice Esave IN their charge sIzot;ssi
uo..v. wssiei they Wish ilse o~nsr T. CAL for.
An English Tne.oirGEtsa enT3flasf SoIna 20
Sue,e~d TIE yo.Bs proiHczson Of Co-s9Desf &
Petit which had q szsccsszfui run N ~~ysFal
London Eheasres. Ea- prg=-rltsi for iEe nFs.
fsrrs- X. tia. city 81 Siblo's Gar3en last sTen-
ing TIE piay u fnll Of s.Tuns ssfSaAi1sEzs- has
t,sensy Of dash and 20. ard ~as reserved win
. t.z.nasaassn las evening. lie favored actors
beng caIls-i before ;e- curtain The Even
? q.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Colonel T. II. Anderson, OF Cambridge.
Ohio, made Us a call yesterday morning il
quaintaace. Colonel A. started out with
Colonel Taylor, the congressman from his
district to make Kansas visit and especial
ly to see Wichita. He says lie hears Of
Wichita every placs b goes, and whether at
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, or where not
when It comes to talking of coming cities.
Wichita always seems to lead in the CONVEX
sations. Colonel A. parted with Mr. TAYLOR
in Illinois, but expecss him on in day or
two.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Joe Simons, of Myer Bros Drug company,
Kansas City, was in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19
MARRIED..

Married. at the residence OF the brides
parents, No. 81 North Market street., by
Rev. J. C. Post. Mr.. Edward NJ Brown and
Miss Amelia j Dunlap, both of Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Mayor Stout, of Fort Scott, in company
with {. p. Rector, the general passenger
agent of tho Fort Scott ana Wichita rail-
road, made us pleasant call yesterday
Mayor Stout says that the sorgum sugar
works located IN that city viii prove, he
thinks, an undoubted success, III which case
the sugar interests OF this country viii Ice
revolutiOniyed.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Our old friend n. l.. Stevens, of the Leav-
enworth Times, dropped in yesterday. He
said he just called around to remind Us that
l. ,avenwOrth was still in the state of kan> as
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

c. W. Smith, business man of Denver
came TO take glance at the metropolis.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Hon. G.. ". Clement has returned from
Ohio, bringing with him sister Of Mrs.
Rev. 7. s. HodgSon, who will spend several
weeks in our city. Mr.. Clement was quite ill
during his absence
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Geo. j. Broad,nan, OF Anthony, is in the
city
MIR Grant was in from Cherryvale yes
terday.
W. V. McConn and wife, of Inha, are in
the city
W. H. Mclaughlin was in from Jetmore
yesterday,
A A Harding went to Denver, Colorado,
yesterday.
j. H. Means, Of Fl Scott, is registered at
the Manhattan.
Mr.. Orton, of the Schuyler Electric Light
Co, is in the city.
A. 4. Post and wife have gone to King
man on a short visit.
J. T. Sims, of Pratt Centre, was in the city
yesterday on business
DR.. Blaksley, manager of Union Grain
company, is in the city.
Daniel V Wheeler, of Richardson Drug
company, St Louis, is in the city.
c. W Smith, a business man of Denver,
=
Robert Mulson, OF the Campbell & Cut
Ter Glass company, OF Kansas City, is in the
city.
Our old friend n. L. Stevens, of the Leav-
enworth Times, dropped in yesterday. He
said he just called around to remind Us that
L,avenwOrth was still in the state of Kansas
~ na.. rafry ,al from
Ohio. bringing with him a sister OF Mrs
Rev. 7. s. Hodgson, who viii spend several
weeks in our city. Mr. Clement was quite ill
during his absence
Mayor Rciley-s;is in the city yesterday.
After talking with him regarding the silver
find, We believe there is no doubt but there
Is silver there. As to she quantity that Is
yet to be determined. but 1t is there.
That wholesale and retail honey firm OF
Richey 4 Stanley on Main street, have the
magnolia blossom honey Of the south, the
whit clover honey and she California honey.
The magnolia honeyis the richest honey ever
produced 10y bees it seems 70 Us, or 50 seemed
when we ate some OF it the other day.
Mr.. NJ. Block laid upon our table yester-
day morning two perfect and tanned pelts of
Artic foxes They were as white as snow
an the tur was two inches deep. These
beau iful pelts were presented by an officer
of Che revenue cutter Bear to Mr. Fetch
h,immer, a nephew of Mr.. Blocks, in san
Francisco, and are very valuable.
Mayor Stout, of Fort Scott, in company
with e T. Rector, the general passenger
agent of tho Fort Scott ana Wichita rail-
road, made Us a pleasant call yesterday
Mayor Stoat says that the sorgum sugar
works located IN that city viii prove he
thinks. an undoubted success, III which case
A..
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY

Tho Celebrated L \ Ion Square Success.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
sE-PeopIe's p pular prices. Admission, 10, 20 and
81 cents. Positively no higher No extra. niagn
noent silver water pitcher viii be given away Satur
night. Doors open at 90 overture al S:lj sharp
Secure seats "a advance az Union Tickei office,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

DR.. Blaksley, manager of Union Grain
company, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Daniel y. Wheeler, of Richardson Drug
company, st. Louis, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

j. T. Sims, of Pratt Centre, was in the city
yesterday on business
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Robert Mulson, OF the Campbell q Cut
Ter Glass company, of Kansas City, is in the
city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

A A Post and wife have gone to King
man on short visit.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19
. cLARK's COMEDY COMPANY. O

And the handsome and charming Commedienne
aud Vocalist,
FANNIE FRANCIS
n carefully selected repertoire Of favorie standard
plays, supported by excellent d amatc
company.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

An English Tne.odraEna entitled : So1Ea 20
Ss.,l,-e-ss TIE so.ns promotion of Conquest &
Tss.tirt whlch had s. ss4ccsszfui r4n u ~~yss a.
LONDON IhsatEz>. Ea- prss-rts,i for ihe fFs.
f.rrs- "a ibss city 81 Siblo's Gar3en iasf eFsn-
ing The pas u full Of s.TSons situations hsss
t,sensy Of dash and 20. and ~as Reserved win
s.zstnusGaszn Las evening. Tie favored actors
beng cailsi before te- cur-Ain--Ine Evssa-
ing Telegram
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

HRAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
l. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Pad.
As GEoEGEoUs AS THE BRILLIANT SOON DAY SIN.
Conquest & Pettits $4,000 Melodranla in -Four
Acts entitled,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Mr. orion, of the Schuyler Electric Ligh
Co, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Sam Jones, who has been with the Georgia
Minstrels, arrived home Wednesday evening.
Sam says he has seen enough of the world.
and is now home 10 stay awhile He was the
favorIte among the minstrel boys, and ere
lon5 YOU will see on the street the old band
b AIDED by the great baritone player.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

The r.olsce g.ave IN their charge sF<9t;ei
r.,,.v. wtsieil they xl>a tie o<nsr - CAL for
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Entered in the postofce at Wichita as second class
matter. and entered for Transmission through the
mails as siic
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19
c. n. Robbins, of Eureka, is in the city.

Geo. j. Broad.nan, OF Anthony, is in the
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Mayor Reiley''y;ls in the city yesterday.
find, We believe there is no doubt but there
is silver there. As to she quantity that Is
yet TO be determined. but 1t is ihere
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

HI Bal. proprietor = Ball Ao1sse, King
man. stopped over N the cisy on ~ return
from Nez YORK
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

(-RATFORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Y l.. n CRAWFORD, Manager.
One Week and Saturday Matinee,
THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
The Peoples Favor,tes Everywhere.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Marriage Iic..rlze was yesterday isszss4 e
Eiyari Il Brown ami Amelia J. IasaniaFr
both of Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

NJ R. Grant was in from Cherryvale yes
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

That wholesale and retail honey firm OF
Richey 4 STANLEY on Main street. have the
magnolia blossom honey Of the south, the
whit clover honey and she California honey.
The magnolia honcyis the richest honey ever
produced 10y bees it seems 70 Us, or so seemed
when We ate some of it the other day.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

From the locals in yesterdays Beacon it
would seem thai Colonel Sam Scott, the king
bee Of Kansas City real estate operators, was
the personal property of somebody His
IN amer would indicate to the average citi-
re that he is the principal owner Of his time
~ | falenf
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19
BOUND TO SUCCEED.

BOUND TO SUCCEED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---..-.----.-.-
Introducing the popular character comedian,
Mr.. HARRY DOEL PARKER.
The charming emotional actress
MISS LOTTIE BLAIR,
And 4 superb g mpany Of ~ people ton Of beauti-
full scenery an3 mechanical effects. Also the eel
ebraied Metropolitan Dragon Band and Or
ch,stra, led by the reaouned Sulost,
EDWARD s. DUFFY.
The whole production on q scale Of magnificent
GRANDEUR Watch for grand street parade on date of
appearance
fz,-Pri-es Of admission ~ and T. cents. No extra
ctargc for reserved seats now sale at Union TICK
ct OH
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

Our rates for advertising shall be as low as those OF
any other paper OF equal value an advertising ME
dunn.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-19

The tsvlnas.ar of the # Scott arrived in
tn. city Yesterday, and the boys are corres-
Tso1diusly happy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
The Sage Of GTeystone.
SAMUEL ]. TIl0EN,
DECEASED sr.rnsNAS ,Sb POLITICIAN.


without 4 ds'lrCilon oi party tho
Amcuc.n PEOPLE mo IN tie loss ~
raiIurl J. A. den. who died at Grey
.inns hl, b auliful ,olniry .eit on tho
ilui.on. ou the lrg ~ August 4.
sam Of Jones I.l irn ..s born in New
Lebanon Columbia County. New York.
Irbmlfy p. 1911. H. father was n
arm z AMI merchant sldlng ln that
place. A. a boy d. was of an cmlnently
siudlous disposition. AID h. was given a
collegiate education. Ills coursc no
Yale was interrupted ~ s.cknes-. and
he completed hls sfgdIc. a. an under
.nduato nt tie ln|scrs ~ ~ New YORK.
Seven years after pra ua Ion be- was
admitted tu the Tar aud opened an oiiico
ln New York. a. 1854 he invested apl-
tai "a and 'itei The NluinJ Aors. a
newspaper founded 10 support The cam
diIacy ~ Mr Polk fof the Presidency.
4 year ansr be- vas elected io t.c NeN
York A.srmll Is. aud ln 1876 VAS made a
member 40 ihf Finance and Canal Dm.
mltioss ~ the staie Constitutional Cone
,cntIon. Mr. 1llien vas defeat 4 AZ
candidate Tor Attorney General ~ the
State boo isij. llesas made chairman 10
fhe enocatic Sta e. Commi ico ln isiG.
n, that timc b. had carne f0r himseli a
great reputation a. lawyer. having
appwrrl With distinction sll.c most
im, uffant cases. llc wa lradrg Ina
lhc organization of tho lar A,sOca-
ton. 1870. Dunnrthe f'liowingtwo
year. be- devoted much iim aml energy
Ia tlo exposure 90 ihf lartI Rug ln
Ncw York. llc wa clrDiel Go ihc Nes
York Assembly in i>5l rnl D. lNIi.
Governor of h.s state. ~. aimn .trl-
ton ~ uliol ln tho overthrow ~ tnc
Canal l,lng.
Tho National Democratic Conycntlon
- 1876. which met at ~ Lolis noml-
u llm for tho Presidency An rlec-
ilon wi D a 81 spuici result olluvei tho
ensuing campaign. in which Mt Hayes
was ihc nepl lean candidate. aud an
Electoral Commission wa- createi by
Conerss io settle the Difficulty. Tho
lr,.iIrucy was given o. Mr Hayes Mr.
Iidcn'- Ltalih wts feeble f0r sears. and
hrt ok ru prominent TART in aral after
lssI h.f his advice Wa -lusht on
rauy 800 national question: VI lght.
4Uc lr rI..d Statesman WAS A Zach.
,lur IT, lyit large ioftulr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
LONESOME FOR EXCITEMENT.

Several weeks ago Detrolter purchased
piece OF land iu the west end OF the
county. Aftsr ths parchase had been
completed, he engaged . surveyors ser
vices 10 see II he had been cheated. The
discovery was made that line fence WAS
over on bis line sboat eight Inches. When
he went 20 the owner OF the adjoining
property with the statement. the man re-
piled
"s,ranger, the row about that fence be.
gan tweniy-eight years ago. IL was then
fse feet over the line, and the two men NJ
aud il until one Was killed and the
other crippled. After . while IL Was
moved foot, and then two other owners
it and nt until the lawyers 60, th- two
farms The fence was moved another foot
and the two new owners spent half the
year In jawing each other and the other
half In having. One died and the other
got sold oat on . mortgage, and when !
got this farm the fence was moved over
another foot Then nt and fit, AMI two
years ago was kicked 10 the ribs and laid
up for three months. Daring that time
the fence was moved TO the present line. y
$50 It's still on your isndf"
Eyes. Well, s'pose the proper thing 10
Q row. II you'll 20 out by the barn with
your revolver, I'll come out and hunt for
you with the shotgun. II you get the
drop on me don't let go, because shall
shoot 20 kill"
II took the Detroitsr some time 10 cou.
vince the farmer that he didn't care for
eight inches OF land, and that be wouldn't
have the fence moved for my dollars. and
when he had succeeded the old man drew
q long breath OF relief and repliedi
That's kind o. you. and u leaves my
boys q chance To &c and nt aftsr fm gone.
hope you aint comm oat here 70 live
alongside o. mel"
"No."
"0lsd on T. Ifyou lease. git some min
who'll want them other eight inches. The
boys and IL lonesome for sxcitsment"-
Detroit Free Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

IL IVA. ~ the dinner table. Ills father
sss saying something 10 bis mother aooui
iynsmlte.
"Oh." exclalmed Jack. looking scross
20 Elol.e With an evident desire 70 Impress
her with his requirements, IL kno" what
dynamite l.."
"whst l. itf' Inquired Elolse.
"it'. something thaiyoa blaspheme rocks
with" Jack explained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
cocouxs. IoporoRM or MERcuRllIs

coconSk. IoDoToEM OR MEEcuRiits
Ia any form 10 the treatment OF Ca,srrh
or Hay Fever should be avoided. A. they
are both Injurious and dangerou. Ioio-
form IL easily detected by IT, offensive
oior The only Reliable Csisrrh Remedy
on the market to-day IL Ely's Cream Balm,
being free from all poisonous drugs. IL
has cured thousands of acute sni chronic
cases. where al other remedies have failed.
particle IL applied into each no.tril' no
pain; agreeable % use. Price any cents
OF druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

"A citizen who was bitten BY dog
wrote to his lawyer. asking him whs, to
do abou, IL. The lawyer Was q bit
puzzled. but wrote back Demand
satisfaction Of the animal. and II be will
no, give IL, sue him for damages for
mayhem. II he Is gentleman. how
ever, be will settle, aud you will have
no more trouble. save. possible, hydro.
phobia. This is the best way out"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
.M." he aid. a, b, ,uddenly looked

"Ms." he said. as he suddenly looked
up from his book. show much do you
owe the cook ?" "what question i
believe there are three months wages
due her." "ssy. why don, you reoisan-
IL. the kitchen ?" "what do you mean,
Robert'" "why. when pa aud the other
men get hold OF railroad. they reorsan-
irs It. and every body gets left. Let's reor.
ganizs on Hannah, beat her out Of $50,
and whack on the boodle.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

The patent lnslde- o. country paper Is.
sued In March grAyely inform, ne that the
"prssent area Of Indlan corn now growing
In this country il very much greater than
,ha, OF last year" According 10 this state
ment. poor IL must be- having some erpe.
rience with the fiot0ry. foo,-gear OF
civilization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Pollesm.n-'II,vs you pernl, 10 play
her,i'
organ.grinder-"So. bat li smases the
little ones 30 much"
Policemsn-"rhen you will have The
goodness 10 accompany me"
Organ grinier-"Very well, sir, what
80 you Wish 10 singf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Hon WIN. A. Cromwell. General Passen'
ger Agent Lake Shore & " ). X. X, says
ne dad. Browns Sar-sparl.la q famous
corrective for al troubles arising from The
wearing lie of railroad men. lie espec'
ally recommends Browns ssrsspsrills Tor
Indigestion. Dyspep-ls, etc. Browns ssr'
.,parllla will lnylgorAte aud stimulate The
sidneys aud liver during the cold season
of The year. fOr sale hy All druggIsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Aged negro speaking into street letter.
"lIullo. In dart Il dsr any letters
fur Efralm Slmesi Umph! don't ray no
'tsnti0n 90 oullud gemmen's questions. eh :
Knowed it ud be dat way A. soon ~ de
Democrats got Ia Ofil,."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Two little girls letting loose their mag.
lnaiion-"when I'm grown up I'm going
% be . -cool.iescher"
"well. I'm going 10 be mamms, and
have six chilifea."
"wsll. when they come 70 school 70 me,
I'm going % whip EN-, whip EN-, whip
en-" with cresoeuio intonstlOu).
"YOu mean thing" with horror what
have they ever done - your"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Tex. cowboy (who has heard tha, .
Northern man has arrived In .0rn with
bicycle, bat thinks that 10 IL shooting
seapon Of some sort
"whst may be the size OF your bicycle
.trangerf'
Bleycli.t "It'. nny..lx
"A nfty six shO0tsrl Geshllllkins, you
can be Tue Mayor OF this town, II yoa say
80"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

There Il more 10 be learned from the
tsnor OF the talk OF the man In the pulpit
than from the talk OF the tenor 10 the choir
gallery, aud yet the singer IL bigger man
than the minister. aud he knows it-or he
thinks he does. which l. sufficient 70 make
him happy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Its dangerous thing 10 allow the di.
.rrhma or dysentery 10 20 unchecked aud
there Il no need of Il. JOhHsOE's iHOdyH,
LinimsHf will cure the most stubborn case
that can be produced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

THE IlOusEKErrER who has not used
PYLE's PEaRLlNE should not walt q
lay longer without having IL In the house.
AZ an article to make washing easy, with
out lrjary 10 the nnest fabric, 10 IL uns'
quallei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

A little Rochester girl drew the picture
OF dog and cat on her slate, and calling
her mothers attention 10 II, said, - cat
oughtnt 20 have bat four legs. bat drew
IL with six so she could run away from the
dog"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Fever and sgue, mAlsrious fever, bilious
AMI typhoid fcyers al originaie 10 one
producing cause and may All be- easily pre-
vented by PIrs0Hs' Purgafir, Itiis. These
.et directly aud also powerfully upon the
biooi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
Portland. uaine,
4 c. Jones,
Smith g. MachiHiSt.
seuth Paris. Maine.

hAauf.stursr % ssnsral mssh'nery. steam en-
tees All sork. spool maehinevy All tools.
- - srrsss. taps. dies and dflhs made 40
s.f~a. sssins. moving ant thFtshinE ns-
,-nea pamps n all kinds. presses, Guns. pc
-. .altss, trAps, etc nesily and lfomstiy -
Nfcl stesa snf vstsr piplng dons - of,,er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Joseph Cook recently said that every
one shoald have an aim In life. We pre-
sumo Mr. Cook does not allude 10 women.
An aim In life wouldn't do them any good.
They would never hit it, anyway, unless
they improved very much 10 their throw.
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
VOLUME LII.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical Agricultural top
ics l. -llic tel. Ad.irsss All communications
INTENDED iof this department to AGEiCNt
TUaAL Nnfrua. ONroRp nENocHAr, PANS. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

An exchange says-"There s but
one way to keep the girls away from the
skaiing rinks." Yes, but what . pity
|, would be to kill them all.-Roehe'ter
Post. Erpress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
One day. during an animated discussion
At the French Academy. NJ. de Marian rose
aud s,iii "Gentlemen, I propose that We
spesk only four at time"

II vas all run down. AMI Hoods su.s.
parills proved jast the medicine J neoiei,
write hundreds OF people. Take IL nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

Ayers Pills cure headache by removing
distinctions from the system, relieving
the stomseh. and giving healthy sciion 10
the digestive apparatus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
LOOK AT HMi

A year ago be- vas no, expected 20 live.
Liver complaint almost killed HIN. lie
got great relief from three hotties OF Sui
phur Bittsr.. sni SIX bottles cured him
I'Ifor IIsftfg S4H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

BLACK KSor on PLUM TRKEs. MANY
new excresences on plum Trees make .ne'l
appearance about midsummer: Lne Wees
should be oftsn examined snd tnese new
Knots cut OF Prompt sxcision VIII keep
the trees clear OF them. by allowing
them 20 remain q long time, they incresse
in size and number. aud commonly ue'
stroy the trees. The wounds may De COW
cred with coal tar, caroolic acid, kerosene
or chloride Of lime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
That Tired Feeling

The warn weather has debllliating eject.
especially upon those Who are within doors
most of The time. The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known az that tired feeling"
Il the result This feeling can b entirely
overcome ~ taking IIcods sarsaPAriiiA.
which gives new life ani strength 10 AL
the functions q the body.
IL could NJ, sleep; rad no appetite. !
took IIood's SarsapaTilla and soon bsgan 70
sleep ,oundiyi could get up without that
tired and languid feeling, and my appetite
Improved" H. A. sANToRD, Kent, Ohio.