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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

"Let Lew Green now write dia.
tribe on the beauties of tariff re.
form Public Opinion.
We will Captain when the cele.
bration season is over. At the
present all good Democrats are
busy rejoicing over the glorious vic
tories they have won. We can
make a statement at any time, of
facts, thai will:anger the Republicans.
Let us rest Cap. for our heart is
glad and -Par:ar::e7:! monies.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The Republican liars in this dis
trict deceived DR.. Sheppard anC
freely bled him and the Republican
Stale Committee Money was free
Iy used In this county by Republi-
can heelers who are never know IL
have any money on any other occa
SION Lancaster Eagle.
Every word of the above we be.
lieve to be true. The Doctor was
skinned and all that is wan ins
now is to make it into canes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

There are few Republicans TOO
proud to hold office under a Dem
ocratic Administration. The dis
charged New York officeholder
who attempted to assassinate
Surveyor Beattie is Republican.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Ben Harrison will not go back
to the Senate, and no doubt his
patriot heart Is again filled with
apprehension as to the safely Of
the old flag.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

1t may be interesting to those
political publications that have
been holding up Kentucky law
lsssness to the world TO know
that the celebrated county of
Rowan is Republican.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The observanceS OF The s50ih
anniversary Of the founding oi
Harvard college, which were i'll
augurat.d Friday las!, were CON
tinued the ncxI day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

With protection, store orders
and natural gas, Pennsylvania is
still prepared to receive The con-
iribntions of her less far seeing
sisters.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Judge johnson, of The Supreme
Court, has resigned. His place
has been rendered II. II. uarri-
son, of Columbus, but has not
at this writing been accepted.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

1t is difficult ID sea what the
Labor organizations won!d gain
by voting for George and electing
Blame.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The Democrats carried Vintoa
county at the late election. We
suggest that Tony Barleycornicus
be offered up as sacrifice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The Empire" of Texas sends a
solid Democratic delegation 10
Congress-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

fiitoH COUNTY Is TtueemcQ-
'.Fy county pigger WAS no. ell
ected
Mcbride carried Perry county by 500
majority
The Republican plurality'in Ohio will
not be less than ten thousand.
The Prohibition vote in the State Will
not exceed twenty thousand.
John Mcbride is the leading candidate
Oh his ticket.
The iabulated vote of this county will
be found on the first page of this pa
per.
The Republican gerrymander proposed
to give US only five CongressInen. We get
seven.
Congressman Little OF Nenis, was defeat
ed by Campbell, HIS Democratic opp onene
bya Ina aioTity OF two votes.
West Virginia has gone Democratic by
increased maioritieS. We hope TO send
Col. Pursel to several states next year.
outhwaite's maiorities are as follows
Franklin, S6s; Fairfield, 1877 Perry, Al
Hooking. 252 total 253S.
The next House of Congress will stand
Democrats, 11s: Republicans, l5l.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11
NOTICE TO the
TAX X.pAYERS
OF Eaocking County.

litof thea
of
of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Minnesota is Democratic al
heart. She is for tariff reform.
and there is no better Democracy
than that.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The niger on the Republican
ticket in Perry county was showed
under.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The Democratic committees of
Kentucky will provide themsel-
yes with alarm clocks the next
time an election i to come off.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

When you bury an old animos
lily never mind a tombstone.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11
The Courts.
CLERKS OFFICE-NEw CASES.


Erwin Wright. Transcript from
Mayor Sieinman's Court.
Nov. 6, 'S6-Sfate Of Ohio VS.
Samuel Woods. Transcript from
the Justices Court of T. d. Woods,
Laurel tp.
Nov. 5, 'S6-State of Ohio VS.
Laughlin Lowery. Transcript
from the Justices Court of D. L.
Davis, Sal, Creek twp.
CIVIL.
Nov. !, 1SS6-John Shaw VS.
Mary E. Shaw. Petition for di-
vorce.
Nov. 9. 'S6-Elisha E. Crupper
VS. John Crupper and Emily E.
Crupper, a minrr 1 years old
Petition for partition OF real es-
tate.
Nov. 8, 'S6-James Morrison
VS. Philip Strawser. An appeal
Transcript from the Justice Court
of B. II. Stevenson, Salt Creek
township.
Nov. 6, 'S6-Iohn II. Watts.
Admir-. of the estate of Jeremiah
Dorney VS. Thomas Dorney, 10
hannah Collision, Catherine Buck
ley and Ca,harine Napier. Peii-
ton PRAYING judgment and direc-
ton of the Court in determining
the rightful heirs.
PROBATE CoURT-MAREIAGE Ii
CENsEs
John j. Woodruff and Callie
Davis.
Chas. F. Campbell and' Emma
J. Ditis.
James F. Hawk and Mary l..
Lynn.
Francis K. Sale, who was sent
to the Athens Asylum from this
county. Oct. 23d. 1856, died at
that place Nov. 9th. The remains
were inferred in Good Hope tp..
this county.
S. Ii. Bright was appointed
Trustee Of I. P. Johnston, Nov.
5th, 1886.
MORTGAGES.
Joel Vorhees and wife TO j, c.
McBroom'; mortgage for 5000 on
40 acres of land sec 90, Lanrel
tp. Due two wears after date -
Date Oct IA, 's3, recorded Octo-
Der 25, 1856.
Henry Stoody and wife to First
Bank of Logan. Ohio. Mortgage
for $3.50 on 430 acres in section
10, Laurel tp. Due in II months
from Oct 16, 1886, with 8 per ct.
interest. Date Oct Is, 1886, re-
corded Oct 25, SO.
Martin Kruce to Sarah Hutch
inson. mortgage for $3.50 on 40
acres in sec 4. Salt creek twp
Last note for $50. due Dec Goth.
1889, all drawing interest at go
Date Nov IA, 1854, recorded Oct
%, 1856.
Chas W Olell to Sarah Strait.
Mort gage for 5000 on 20 acres in
sec 81. Laurel twp. Dne Ang.
80. 1887 and Auc 80. IS al 696.
Date Sept %, 1886, recorded Oct
27, 1886.
John Underwood and wife to
Mary A. Hank. Mortgage for
81 .O64. on 1913 acres in secs IS 4
33 in Salt Creek tp. Two notes
for s532 each, due Nov 1. 1888 &
Nov 1. 1890. 696 inst. from date.
John Duchman to Stuart Ouch
man. Mortgage for s400 on un-
divided half OF lot No 81 of AL
len Stron's 81 addition 10 Laurel
Vile Due Sept %. 1855, with
interest at 6 per cent from date
Dste Sept %, 1885, recorded Oct
%, 1856.
John w Price and wife to Jas
II Buck. Mortgage 70: $3.50 on
so acres in sec 80, Washington tp.
Due Oct 1, 1888, with 6 per cent
interest from date. Date April
1, 'S6, recorded Nov 6, Sc.
DEEDS.
Chas Steel to Lenora McClel-
land, warranty deed: date Dec II.
1885, for IA acres in Perry twp.
Recorded October 81, 1SS6-con-
sideration $l.00.
Daniel II Beery and wife to
John Hansel. warranty deed,
date Oct 81, 1856. for fractional
lot No 9. sec 8, Washington :wp.
Recorded Oct 80, 1sS6-consid-
Grafton S75.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

axes
Tax Elm OF
anit
with
is tate teen oE
than 10
All
By
10
efyoura
o
''s"0" and the JoTM NoTEST1Io1g s 1I rreaazrar
Treasurer of Hooking County, O.
Office LganOh Ohio coser2 2Th 1856 =
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

The next House of Congress will stand
Democrats, 17s: Republicans, lo2.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11
THURSDAY. Nor. II, 1886.
Echoes from the Elec-
ton.

Einton county is redeemed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

West Virginia has gone Democratic by
increased maiorities. We hope TO send
Col. Pursel to several states next year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Outhwaites maiorities are as follows
franklin, Sos; Fairfield, 1871 Perry, Al
Hooking. 2o2: total 213S.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Chas Steel to Lenora McClel
land, warranty deed: date Dec II
1885, for Ia acres in Perry twp
Recorded October 81, 1SS6-con-
sideration $l.O0.
Daniel II Beery and wife tC
John Hansel. warranty deed,
date Oct 81, 1856. for fractional
lot No 9. sec 8, Washington :wp
Recorded Oct 30, 1SS6-consid-
GRAFTON S15.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-11

Is this corporation to be skinned and
made up into canes? There is not "A town
in the state that is paying for worse gas
than Logan is to day. This nay be owing
10 the repairs that are going on at the
works, but ii is no less true that the peo-
pie have been the victims OF experiments
to make gas cheaply without lowering the
price 10 the consumer, ever since gas has
been introduced in the town.
Approaching fnIly the position of Mr..
Niche, We Still believe there would be an
eternal fitness in The thought that under
the pale, lurii li2ht of our street lamps,
The echo OF Gov. Foraker's famous speech
might bear just a faint semblance OF truth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

A PECULIAR Loox.-A negro woman
prosecuted . fat man for stealing some
clothes which had hung cot on line 10
dry.
This rsseai," she said, In her evidence,
urgently spostrophiripg the prisoner, 'hs
stood dab, VIII an old ehlny pipe showed
whar It'd do de most good. an he pcffin
- ~ he'd Ike TO split But de Way b.
looked 81 dem clothes VAS 'nouf 10 sho~
any reasonable womsps dat dey wasn't
safe"
"Come. witness" quo,h the counsel.
ssrcss,ieally. "tsll % Jast whst Kind Of .
look that is."
"oh, you 81, out" "" the snsppish
rjolnder.
II insist on that question. How did tn
prisoner look to convey the impression
that the clothes were In dspgsIf"
witness Was ready with another tart re
ply, but biz Honor said;
Come, you must answer. How did BE-
loohi"
The witness seemed pofrled.
"Did be look." ssk.d hi- Honor. elane-
ing around for . simils. ibid he look like
-lihs council, for instancsf
.Oh, d.ar; DO, cir 7" replied the witness
III be looked de least BIT lise dat gem.
man dsre wouldn't bah been 10 robbery a.
all"
"Ah." said the counselor. shows thati'
sd made udder arrangements"
"lndeed T. be continued, smiling "what
might they have bsepi'
"whv. II he'd looked at al Ike you does
wouldn't have dared TO hang dem clothes
out % al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
Children Praying to Jupiter.

Who can tel what kieas ehiiir,n o. o ten-
der ace acquire from what they readl Re
csntly mother saw her two Children, aged
respectively O ami syears. knesling In the
middle % the gras plot, with faces upliftci.
hands clAsEed. and lips moving evidently In
prayer. Curious a. 20 their petitions. abe
drew near unseen, and overheard the follow
ing; oh Jupiter, we pray thee npsn the
grapss and seni rs nowers.T This was said
In unison The younger then ADDED: -Jupi-
ter, end tho flowers to-day, just ~ many ~
you can The older took up the petition,
saying; -Ripsn the grapes tomorrow, for We
need them very much llorrined at this
pagan providing. the mother exclaimed;
sChihren. where did you ever hear Of pray
ing 10 JUPITER -oh, we read IL In Ksops
fables, and II people prayed 10 Jupiter then
why cannot We pray 10 him nowi We want
grapes and flowers now, - We have been
praying 10 Jupiter for sons time. % that be
viii be sure 10 hear ne and give Ne what ws
want"--Sew York Commercial ADVERTISE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WOMAN NEVER HAD BUSINESS
TACT

"JOhu, said The wife OF Dsko,s set.
Tier when he came home from trip TO
town. ''old Bill l. dead 81 last"
well. that's good-I lowed when I
turned him out In the pasture the other
tsy that n be didn't die fore winter I'd
have 10 shoot him. II don't pay % keep
q hoes When II gits - old and feeble ~
he Vas lie reared extra weak this morn.
In
"Oh. be dldn't die that wsy-soms CHI
esgo hunters came along and shot him by
mistake"
"shot him. heyi Well. that's blsmed
smart How much DID you get for hlmi'
"why. I told EN- II ~as all right; that
We wanted him 10 die"
Great thunder. woman, Don't you
suow no,hin'i Why In blsles didn't you
tell EN- be wss o1r family buggy hoss. and
worth one hundred aud my dollapi-
Great suskssi II SCENE ss n women never
h.d M business 'hout '.m. anyhow. You
might Just - well have told I'm that be
vas blooded boss. and that yer husband
vss County Sheriff. and Got one hundred
collars OF good honest money"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
lArrnrsrlsn pARAGnApns.

Iaruum has oifcrci tsoro ior the skin q
a "a -u.nt
The dIr,cior q the lt5ulNq mu-um. q
Cairu. EgyVf. has ius' disuversi mummy
n Extraordinary value II shat u lAm-,.s
M. Althoush forty ornturlos have Tas-s'i
over this deai l.siy, III facs i In an srcelient
state q pr-rvaiinn Tie mouth 4 very
lArsr. AMI tn is.,h arr all In g,'.i orisr.
Eight unsmicr q congr,-s havc dbl dur
ius The pr-sni administration.
Asycar-oli daughter % W. y. wil.sn, %
A,iioa, y. Y. uAs nearly poisoned % death
ons DAY r~'cniiy by eating a small p,ece %
wall paper which coniAin~i Ar~snic.
An eoo.niric charactsr Ia su~loehAnna
county. la has an lmm-n-e osgc, In which
arr confn~i 1uO raiiissnAkes lie cap,ur~i
them Early in tbs spring, When they were
coming from their winter botne~
Tho hlshs-, birth rate In the United stats
D. In To- suuih. In louisiana therr arv 10,
chiIlrvn lom each yoar a. every 90 vo-
men n chill l-,Aring agc, isJ In Georgia AMI
Isl In TctAS In New England the rate Il =.
In tho WIT about H.
Atoliis burglar visiiei the hou-e o. Mr..
J. n. snyder, Of Council Huifs, la. ami APP
protriAisi about tiO worth ~ )ewelry.
Upon having be very grAciously ofersl 10
s,Art tlIe burglar alarm AMI aTologihs~i for
disturbing tho family. saying. Its q matter
q neo,-~iiy or should Mt have done H."
A new Swing machine, all 90 do ercclleni
work, has l.cn brought cut In England. and
l. npeting with an enormous sale. II slis
A.. IA A.. H.
t.ox u can D. carried Ia the pocket.
Awar with Mexico wouh o.; the nation
from ssDOc. 90 IN OIL, 0U,oooo. ami make
Aboat iOo,OD wii0wsani orphans -Cieye-
Land Leader
II Is sAii that the plles % the London
Briige, put down In the year 90, are still
-oani. The blue mud Of the Thame- having
prr-rvci them
Cotton was cultivated In India 40 years
l.fore Christ, AMI was gather~i from the
heli by hand, erac,ly a. IL Is being done to
day.
AZ Peoria, lis Harry Wright put up q
sixty-IDuni dumb It'll with one hand i've
tins in five Sounds. ami q looIouni hell
with two hands thr,e Tins In four -~coniS
Tho lifting was done by standing with 10th
feet clos together and a steady shove.
Over s5,Wo,c0 have t-en stolen by Phila-
delphia cashicrs. clerks AMI Others during the
rasi five yearS
The frSt African city lighted by electricity
was not Algier OF Cairu, Tut Kimberley,
with forty-two Brush lights 81 1900 candle
ROVER The current l. also utilized there for
the killing - dogs, q step suggesting the
execution % death -ntenc- by the same
means, a. prOpo~sd Ii. the Unitei States, and
IN France by n. Charson, . member Of the
snaie.
Two tramps-a man AMI bis wife-haye rst
Gently bssn making a good living In Scotland
by means Of their taby. I'VE )ast gits i'm
chrisienei,- sAys the father. at all the towns
We Iss-rs, and then, ye ~, parson be makes
u all comfortable vi sumInAt 10 eat and
money for beis On days orful lad Ne az "
do i'm twice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
NV lxAsx on tiyx.

When one has been suffering the sgonies
Of a severe attack Of rheumatism. neural
ria or sciaiioa and relief comes u seems ~
N a nev lease Of life had been granted.
Such have been the feelings Of Thousands
Who. ailer trying physicians and number.
Ie-. remedies have used Aihlophoro- and
found 10 their great Joy that this medicine
really did cure these diseases.
bath, Ne, April -. 1886.
For rheumatism or neuralgia ! recon-
mend Aihl0phorus as an infallible cure
INV wife has Cor some time tsen troubled
With rheumatism, at times very severe
Nv. A few weeks ago she vas taken with
rheumatism with symptoms q fever,
a neighbor Who had been using Aihlopho-
rcs tfor a child Who had suffered with the
feyerl With satisfactory results, insisted on
my wife trying the same r,medy, she did
80, using not quite one bottle, the rheuma'
,ism, fever and Ill other symptoms Of the
disease len her. consider Aihlophoros
cool medicine. A.O. EAroS.
IIinslale, n. IL, May ~. $50.
Ofall medicines that claim tocure rheu.
matism there /. only one that vill % can
do Il and that one i Athlophors. have
Cor wear. lccn troublcl With muscular
rheumatism. al timcs ~ severe a. u keep
me In tel for II or II weeks at a time,
taking all Kind. II medicine, none 81
which you'd give me more ilan tempo
rary relief. The lat time vas down
commenced TO uss Athlophors, the hrst
loiils ~, me out of bel in quick or'ler. l
vas then able g. g,t around on cruichcs,
scOnd bottle am happy a. say laid away
the cruichc. and shall never necl them
again. cor In case shouli ever leiruuhle'i
again 9TH rheumatism cau l''t = ciirs In
lthlophorus. NoHNAN HOWE
Every druggist should keep Aihlophoro,
\ Athlophors Pills, bu, ~hsfe they cin.
tie i.,u ihi IL the druggist The Atll.-
phoro. 40. ~ Wall ~. Ncw lorl, viii
.sni either loarriagc paid en- roc,ipi q
REGULAR rricc, which u ti.oO psr lo'ilc
Ia Aihieph.r,. anil go for Pie.
Flf Liver al kiiury di-ras-, irsrefs'A In.
frtsflan. frlakncss. uffNuus de'il ~ altas,f
wumfu lnItiIfsft'n. heais IL. iN Taie
'si e. ff''nf.H'rf lI1 Co. 1905. Ni.f4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

watched. darling back and forth, carry
ing goods each wsy-rOund trip. so 10
,pe.k-and often long trips. ] have
known them to bring nails. bits OF iron'
screws. and other thing, left about the
sheds, quite a distance from the bouse,
place them on shelves. boxes or kegs.
jus, as they fsneisd. ba, oil Ia some 'e.
lse,,d spot. carrying back from cellar and
.,orsboass dried prun,s. apples. rice and
and I'll kinds Of ss,ablss II working In
the dark. the drawingO Of q match. slight
noise. or sudden light will cause them to
vanish like . flesh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
In Oxford County.
Nou.Isesident Taxes,

In the town Of Desnart. In the Cosnty OF on.
lord. f0r the wear lsss
The folloving list Of tanss on real esisfs Of non
resident owners In the town Of Dertoart. Tor
he year ls-6 In bills o0mmitiedt IN tds IN finnee
Collector Of said town, on the 3ist day Of Ans..
US, has been retained by him 10 me - remain.
ins unpaid on the 18Th day Of AuE.. lea. BY bic
certificate of thai date. and nov remain unpaid,
and notice 10 hereby given that II said tahes Inter
sst and charges are not paid Into the Treasury OF
az the commitment 81 said bills, 81 much Of the
real estate taxed svll be sufcisnt Ia pay the
smOunt due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without furthsf notice b solf a
public auction 81 the Pest nee IN saic to~n. tn
he slh day OF March. IssI. a. 4 e'eiocs, 2. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
CArAnRRu

l. very prevalent aud ,xeesdluRly DIS
grtesbls disease. liable, N neglected, "a
develop into serious consumption. Being
o constitutional disease, 10 requires con
stitutionsl remedy like Hoods Ssrsspsril-
ls.whleh. acting through the blood. reach
e. every part OF the system. .f,c,ing q
radical and permanent cure OF cstsrrh In
even it, most severe forms. Made only by
q l. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
How OILY

We see some young man Who has squan.
dsfsd III. money and ruined bis health by
,xcss.es. and before so years OF age IL 81
all broken down aud plsyed oct MAI, 10
al such esse- prescribe natures ioric
sbd ner,lbs. Sulphur Blttsrs They supply
FOOD for the hrsiu. strengthen The nerves,
AM sr- successful 10 niue cases oui Of ten.
-Oli PAysiciaH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
C,nnmnilon caa B, Car,i.

No, BY any secrv, remedy. but by proper.
hsslihfal exercise add th- judleious use OF
Scots Emulsion OF Cod Liver on and lily.
pophosphitss, containing the healing and
strength giving virtues OF these two yslu'
Aole specifies In their fullest form. Pre-.
scrioed universally by physicians. Tale
NJ other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
WHAT WAS IT, JOuN,

That made your face 80 free and clear from
pimplss, said bis sweetheart Why. dom
you know, Rvsi For over year iook
everything could think OF without help
ing me. then I bought two bottles 81 Sol
phur Biuers, and now haven't one PIN
pie on my face. Ills the best blood cirsns
er ever saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

lit u announced that Col. Robert J. In.
gsrsoll II prspsripg . lecture on shshss-
pare. IL 10 pfssumtd be does not believe
there svsr Was . Shaksspesrr. having new
or met him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Progress ssys' "A man might even 20
f-hing on Sunday aud siill he Christian. "
We admit, providing the nsh were plenty
ard hungry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

An Ifi.hmsn, mourning his wife, tear
fully exclaimed Path, an she Was =
good womsn, che always hit me with III,
sOft end o. the mop"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Charming little plpk.tipp-d. sheli.lik-
sar- you have. Miss rroiiy. Did you new
n have them pl-rcedi" mo. bat have
had them hor,d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the loss Of
MANHOOD

q Lecture 90 the Nstsrs Trsafmsst sad
Radical care I - miss wsssness 80 .psfut
'ouhWs, ibfgcef ~ sef Atuse. ifra uhtarf
tmmls.l ne. impotsncr, >efvoa- Nshliy tnd
impecim nts ~ hsrts.s ssnsfAys 4 nsumr
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