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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

The Portland Press says that pas
senger from Portland TO Boston on
boston and Maine train = fe~ days ago
became considerably excited for novel
reason. The Boston aud MaiDe cars, as
l. well known, are equipped With an.
tomato danger signals. AZ each end ~
every car there IL q hook, and In case 81
an accident, by pulling down this hook
the train u brought to most sudden
standstill by the brakes. The gentleman
referred In entered the smoking car just
beyond IIa,erhlll, and pulllng on his
oyercoat proceeded to hang II up on the
danger hook. Instantly there Was =
terrific bump aud tie train came 10
stsnds;ili In q manner that nearly knock
ed the breath out Of every passenger.
Trainmen rushed out tn fnd what the
trouble Was, but everything sesmed 10
he In working order. A search finally
led To the discovery OF the overcvst
hanging on the hook and sigh Of re-
lief escaped the passengers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

the burden OF taxation Of lie citizens for
all time from this cause alone. We say
there IL eminent danger that this
will follow the sacccss of these petI-
tioners. Itis q reasonable conclusion.
The taxpayer. % these towns Will sAy
at once, III must be taxed To erect new
county buildings I viii 20 where the
buildings are erected aud where ! can
reach them more conveniently than
now" This conclusion IL not based
upon superstition alone. To our per-
.onal knowledge, leading ei,i,ens OF
some Of the borier towns cf TIL. county
already declar, their intention To pe,l-
ton "a he ct OFT II the removal OF the
county seat ukes place.
TI>ru: The financial condition OF
Oxford County at present !. sufficient
Without the addition % Que cent To the
tsx Of any citizen to place the present
bail,iing- In comfortable, safe aud con
snisut r,psir fOt many years to come
bat .. far Insufficient 10 warrant the Tor
future of all the present l-nd aud build
lngs and the erection % new building.
In any place without Involving the coun-
IL la heavy debt, ,as some OF our
a. lshbotlng ccuntlc. have learned by
.ad cxpsrieucc) sud increasing To con
.i,rable extent the burden Of taxation
upon every tax payer In the county
On view % these facts we cannot be-
ie,c that the good sense % the people
II Oxford County will be ml.lei to In
ctrs.c taxation for thu upbuildlng OF
one o. two entsrrrislng anal ambitious
Villages.
n means debt.
n means taxation.
A. ........ .ll.rtfuffnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas. cur Divine Master In liz
Infinite Wisdom hath sscn no Ia remove
hy thr hand ~ death from the active
dutie. ~ thi. imperfect life hsloN, Ia
the ry.t II the : uriuus lie above, our
friend aud brother, Nillism W N's"n'
aui
Whereas We, officers and members 81
Bethel Lodge, brothers IL the deccascd,
wi.h to expires our deep regrets, aud
tender s,mI,athies % al his surviving
relatives aud friends. Therefore,
Resolved, That believing la the love
ana m.fcv 20 our lleaNenly Father in
thl. di.p~nsaiion % llls proNidence, a.
bow o. humble Submission Ia llis vii,
AMI a. we have committed the mortal
i-siy 20 cur brother 90 the keeping 81
it. Kindred dust. so Ne have also com
rnendsd that immortal psu which can
never die. Ia the bo-om II the Father o'
al spirits.
Resolved. That Ne mourn aud dcplorc
the lo.s % our brother aud friend from
our lodge, from the community Ia ~hich
b. lived. aud csp,cially from the midst
20 his family. aud commend them Ia q
firm reliance on the everything, ever
loving Father fot consolation In TIT.
great sorrow.
Resolved, That copy 81 these reso-
luton. te spread upon the r-cori. OF
our Lodge aud copy be- transmitted Ia
the widow aud family ~ our brother.
=. \. NoErO>,
!. 4. BLLI>Gs, COMMITTEES.
v y. brown,
Bethel Lodge. NJ. ~, =. q \. VI.
Hstbsl NOV. To- l~Hg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

The receuily-lssued catalogue OF
BOSdOln College for the year ls93-j
shows an enrolment ~ -. students, the
largest In the history ~ the institution.
One-third Of these are In the medical de-
partment; % the remainder - are sen-
lOr., a. juniors, 10 -opbomorcs. - fresh
men. and . .pccial students. III. medi-
cal faculty Ia. beeu increased by two
new lecturers, Dr. Albert u. Moulton,
of Philadelphia, on mental diseases, and
Dr. John D. Thompson, of Portland, on
disease. of women. The scientific col
lection. Of the college have been It.
creased the past year by the valuable
anil extensive Genealogical collection
10 the late Dr. ID. Humphreys storer,
IL. d., % Boston, and formal announce
meut IL made Of the large scientific
building To he erected daring the aca-
lemlc year as memorial Of Mrs. Mary
v. :. Searles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
OBITUARY.


NR~. JAM I. wAu.woRfii.
Mr.. Jane I. wadsworth, widow Of
the late Capt. samuel w.ls~or,h, died
In Hiram, Get. 35th. after brief illness,
AGED 80 years. J months, days. Beauti-
ful Ia form and features, anl possessing a
geutlc aud smiable nature, graceful aud
winning tact, she presided nearly half a
century over a most pleasant home. aud
her highest aim Nas "a make others
happy. Kindred aud strangers Who
have tarrird within the old anu.tral
mansion. uncovered amid an hundred
Varistie. of rare aud beautiful flowers
will remember N. generou. welcome,
aud ample hospitality, aud feel ssddeu-
e,l that the light and Joy ot the home
cir,l. IA. goBs from Il forever. Her
heart embraced with n. tender sympathy
the poor. sick aud sorru~ful, and from
her ample means IA. contributed To
their relief. "llsr children rise up and
call her blessed and her grandchildren
mourn for faithful friend aud b.ne-
factress.
Her SWEET smile has Vanished aud her
loving heart l. .tillcd, but imprinted In
their mind. 20 her many friends are
tender memories ~ an ideal mother, and
q model home.
Hiram, Nov. ls33.
LLEwELLNS 4. wAD.voRrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
PARIS HILL ACADEMY.
wISTER TERM orESs
Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1898.

Taking all thing. Into consideration
Paris nm Academy Offers unrissled In
ducensni. Ia Young men and ladies de-
,lrou. ~ obtaining an education. u u
thorough Ia all it, departments
Expenses are about one-half what
they are a, any Of the other schools OF
the Mind ~ the state. siS per term VIII
defrsy all expenses for those hiring
board les. than 80 Tor those boarding
Themselves.
A Normal class will be formed the
coming term. under the instruction o'
IA. prc,elar.., Ml.s julia Norton
,radut. of Ctstleton Normal school,
Ca.tle,on. VI. also hrringcment. vii
bc made Ia sc ommciste any VII" ma,
uI.h 90 receive Instruction In short
hand.
specl 4 ere will be given those pre-
pairing Or college.
Parent. need have no fear. rgardlns
IA. welfare ~ their children, ss 'h'
teacher. Will attend ,ealou.ly To every
thing that can promotes their success.
Moreover the trustee. ~ the school 81
reside In IL. immediate vicinity, aud TAXI
t, pcr.oual Interest In IL. prosperity
scholar. from away will be sllo~e'
out evening. only with the permission
81 the prlneipil.
Noung men desiring To ht for bu''
ns.. will and just what they meet herr
for tie principal oi the commercial d"
partmsnt 4. an active and thorough bu'
Inc.. man. aud Ia. had much experience
In ysriou. lines.
Those wishing for rooms, board, or u
know any further particular. regarding
the school ,hould addrr.. III" principal
q. 4. RECORD,
Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
nsRt AND rrGst.

The Worlds Fair Managers are taking
orisr. for the souvenir hali-'iollar. au-
thoriss,i by c,ngrcs. Zoe ,h"ir eeneht' Al
the rate IL 81 each. Ia hlncks 81 hfiy or
morr. n they cculd dispose ~ them all
Al that rate. they would r,t back the
halt that their appropriation ~.s ta'
down from the original amount, bat The
market AT that figurc Nj. lc limited.
tia good business move Tor 81.
Albert 4. rop.. the head ~ the large,
hl.,ycls firm la the country. to ssitste
m. question ~ BITTER roads. uood rOsis
help ell hlcyclc-, and good roads the
bir,cl,.t mu.t have. II. however, Col.
IoTr and the bicyClists succ,ed la start
ing /. movement foe the psrmhncnt im-
rru,,msui % cur rOsds, they VII be
entitled a. all the bcnchi they gri from
A.. aud deserve the thanks 81 the people
hr.ilr.. Col. ropc's latest move u the
circulation 20 a petition Toe general .is-
nature. asking cougrrss Ia establish a
rad department aud psfmsDcnt rad
making exhibit a. Washington, Also u
provide tor comprehensive rnad-huild-
Ing exhibit Al thu worlds fair. such an
exhibit a the worlds fair would prob
,hly 90 more 90 show the people What
suol roads are aud how they are made
thau anv other one thlus that could be
done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

OXFORD, - NJ 1oar ~ Probate he'll Al
rans within an.i foe The ,ouhty 81 ONfurl, on
The thiri TUESDAY ~ Not 81, 4. u. isg
pn The Iftiiiun 81 NanrY j. sftUur, gutriian
afft LfDN . GNftNE a al. minsf hrif- ~
Ho-sos a. sfvsRs, late - iIiram. tnssit ciuntY.
desssssi. pwtinx Tor ugsn.e a. eel All confey
e.ttain raj s.t,ie dc.rhtst In be- Tc,itirn "a
al q private sale forthe tsnert ~ satt minoFs
UnDtHtD. That the sail Istitiousr i've nosiss
81 al psf-ou. tntsr-sts-i ~ sau-inE an ahstrss'
~ hsf fstition. with this "risr therroni o. 10
pullishsHi three wesks sursss-ifrly N tho pt
Tort pstns-rrat, q nswsIaIsr pnntsl a Paris, 10
ait ,ounty, that tho may apfcar a q lfulsaie
Count. g. o. he'll - Fairs, On ths thirl tucsiay
% I,sr nsNt q nins o'rls-k On The fofsnoan. ana
shaw csa-.ifsny they have. Why the same 'hoahl
GroRGr \ wIisoN, Iuisc.
Atrss eopv-A,te-t ". a. DAVIS, hssistsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

rHs.-si ~ year n pail .trsstiy IN sivance.
zher~i-s tls year. singie oeples os"is-
An lexsl s.iyev,i-swsnt. srs
given three consecutive tn-eftioo. DC tlls ~
tnrh IN l.nsth % columa. >pscial centrs q
uasie win lasal. transient snd yesrr siserus
sr.
JOS PRINTING View typs. tat Pfs--ee. s.Am
poser. sxpsr,snc>~i ~erkmea All 10 pr,os-
e...ahins D. msks thi- aepsrt@ent ~ car easi
ness oomVlste AMI popalsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
srNrr az MAINE.

oNfoHD. - - Count of insol'cnsy. rhiri
Ter 81 DANIEL ". GOODWIN, ibsolteni
tiel tsr.
ITI. hereby urisrsi. That noiics D. given u
az l.srsoBs iuterestssl in the -sttisncut oi tie
Gnai asfount ~ Jane Z. rafsef AssignsC 20 the
siase nsfneli lns.lNrrt l,sttoF, ~ eausing 4
copy of this of,ief o. ~ pabliihe,l thuc wcsks,
.ussss.iysly ln the ON fari i,cms-rta new paIsf
pftntsst q Pans Ia saii ,ounty, that they may
aprsaf n ,uur ~ INSOLVENCY " " hshi a. The
pt,,i.ats Inar H@bga on the - Wet. ~ I've
nsst. az nine o'sl.sk In the fovnSoh. anil
l.. hsar,i thsTvuu. ani el,lct " they ses cause.
sI',RGt \. WILSON, Julg.
% In.oitsney Count. uNfufi Csunty.
,tr,e con, AIts.t II. q. DAVIS, Hegistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
DIED.

In Paris. Ns,. >. tibtsir, tortss. ss~i -
rear. :.
In >ew Iis,sp. ,oun., >ov. ~ -pphis NJ,
site 20 Ithn " HAT hiusun, aset ~ IeAfs
In lewiston. Nov. ~, tea - f~af ~ 80,
TORT.
In soath waterford. Nov u. Mr. iIstssy
Nonr~. agvt ~ year.
tFci -lysafs ~ a'sls
10 Ruskhsii I, Nov. u. Aibisu laii.
IN GillsuViiis. Nt - Mr.. Anua, wife ~
tan.e. shsn .hsn. aEvsi ~ yssrs.
IN ,snt"n. >o1 10, Aimun UAmmon, asr'l ~
tfsfs.
Ia Moth Waterford. Nov. Is. Mr.. Peter
Ns.hsr. Agri 3 Years.
In sogth rafis, >os a., safy :. Ma.un, asvl
syrafs, . aionths AMI 20 days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
sINaI.G CoriIs.

Sinsls Caf.l. : II ~ IAus.rat arv tuuf osuts
.afh Thef wtii - vnaiis~i On feseipt ~ rrtce ~
49, puku.hsr. 90 Cor ths cnnteatcuss 20 Iatf,ns
sin.ls copss - % eaTh tssUs have tsvn rasrsi On
e. Al So f,llkY.ins piaos- In ~ tuauty
Sf.th Parts. t.srrv's prux ~torv.
shurtsrs nfag ~turvs
Nsrxav >aye.' nfug ~t.srv.
Hu.ka.lf ~ Atsas-l, ft.-tmAstsr
IN, FrAak :. liArlos, fs-tmA-tsr
FVVeears ~ Lswts. insarsncs oi.ce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
N.,'.. Of second M::.,.s Of Creditors

z. the ere.iitor. Of ALBEIT ID PuTNAM %
Eumfori, In the County of Oxfori ssd state
of Maine, tpsolscnt ipeitor
You arv bereby notins-t. That with the sp.
prvsa 81 ef the Ju.lse of the Court of Insolvency
Tor .aii County the secosd MEETING ef the
Cre.iitsFs of sait insolsept IL appointed IN
De he'll at the Probate Coar rcom IN
Paris IN saii County on Wednesday the siss
day 20 ipee, A. o. i-,si st nine eel-k In the fove
noon. Yeu wiii govern yourselves sesoriinsiy.
shis lsth day ~ Nov, A. -. lssl
iiERRiCk q. DAVIS. Refisser ef Tie Court Of
issoivsscy fsr sasd Cesniy VI oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
Nstiss sf second Msstiss 90 Creditors
tn Insolvency..

To the Crciltor. of iIorare y. Noye. % Wool.
.tock. In the County of oxford AMI stat of
Maine, In.oiyent Deitsr.
You sre herri,y no,ihei. That with the sppro,.
al of the lu,lge 81 the Court Of Insolvency
for .sli County the second Nesting % the CreI.
itsr. 90 saii fpsol,ent !. appoin,s b. ie he'll n
on "Wednesday the fist day of Dee. A. u. lad.
nj nine o'cloek In the FORENOON. Noa viii govern
your-slye. sssoriingiy,
Gi,en under my hsssi sni the orier % Court
M. iith iay of Nov, A. -, l-ss.
IIkRRiCk q. DAVIS. Register % the Court
% Insolvency for SAID County of OSfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
,.a w,aal. 81. rsrI..d. We.
.r.rI co. NAM

STATE co. wtiNt.
OXFORD.
Cisfs. unos. suprsms Do IIl.l. i..r
NuItr|s. Is.
Uist-bsiti1u - arfsa 90 lt.rs tH| f..-is
fBf ft1.aiisn - ~ laws w. hf."E f". .f 81
.sis - Intoxicating nluurs no Co. N.i.f' iTu
>upr,ms lulifial toun o..
STATE - MsIns ~. osfart r.fts s.. a.
Nj pro- ~ Hrisr - rul.t
stat q Nains w. tear tus so. 80
Nui pfIs ~ Hffiff - ruHu
STAT - Naius Fs ptin liarsu a".f ssf
sa'e ah la urfen Iart FfIHt.. .fi
- NsfwaF Nuuifipal tHaH hrH"F
STATE - Maine " ttHTiHs 4 t...H.
nuisaurs ga HHF rfHrUu zoe H|HH.. -
suitY. Ssrtsuft 30 .IafsIu AI..." ga III.
Ths fIrvFting b. puhishssI Dol t"t. .h..f r. u.
ths pfust siun "a haftFr a. 'Ifs h.I E."..s
- IT, lsstsiatar, - Mates O. l-s-
Ats-t AIHIKT At-TtN. ga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
3J Market square.
Ripans Tabulc. cure naulcncc.
Ripans Tabules Lani.h pain.

OXFORD. .. ~ Count ~ PROBATE, bell 81
ps,,. "a the thirt Tg~ssiay 20 Nas. tsg
An.sl B. Alley, suAriian - Minnie U,
leslie b ant Gertis " Alisy, min"t sithirvn
anI hslfs ~ SARAH A aIitl, htc
II Portsr, ~ .sh touuty, desss.s-i. having
pr,.. uts,i M. .oeoant ot guardianship ~ sait
safts ff aasance
UHp,HIp. That the saii rusrlisa give no,i"s
% al psfsan. intsfr.ts-i. by sauslnE copy
- this ur'ief o. ~ puhllshei thfcs SesAs .uc
ss.stseiv IN the Osfori I,.ms-rfat printed ~
I'ans that thTy NAY appear sta Court ~ Fro
hate ~ ~ he'll n, fsns In All csuhty. on The
thlni Turs.iaF ~ pessHnhef newt. n ntne u'rlfrk
In TIE fufpr.ssin. ant show 0suse, N any they
49,. Why IA. ssn,s .hsutt uat ~ alluSei
glOu1sE 4 Nit.~tN iHilxe.
A tr,,. so,,y attest - N. a. DAVIS. EeEtstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

Belief don't know what you ace In Mt
Colin wood to marry him for. lie hasn't
. CLEAN % sense.
M.ude-No bu, his father keep coal
yard.-Lifs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
Ns,iss .f rs'i,,ss f.s Discharge.
STATE az MAINE.

ONFpRD - Court ~ Insolvency. In the csse
Of p,>iII ". GOODWIN, in.olssnt I,cltor
Nvii,h n"sI gwen ,h1, Ls,' , ha, 80, on
-sntssl o. -aii Court foT safl County. by Danisl
". Goa'iwin, - Noiwsy, In The County ofnN.
fori praying that b. may IL dssreel q fan ~.
charge frvm al hi isit.. pro,abs under the pro
,I.ion. ~ CHAPTER seventy ~ the >tstutes OF
Maine, AMI uI-ln sail petitisn, II u orlsrri ny
.sil Court that hsafins 10 hal uIson
the same bsfoFv all Count n Psri., IN all
tounty 90 oNf.ri, os "Wednesday, the fist asy
81 lies. a. %. lsst, a nine o'eio-k In tfe fore-
na,n. snd that notice thsrr0f - publishe,i IN
the oxford lkmocfst. q new-psIrr publl.hssi In
all County of Dxiori. once week foF thrve SUE
ee-rise weeks. the ls-t Publication o. - seven
day. lsfoFv the DAY of hesrinT AMI that al cr..i
itofs who have prsel their debts, ani ether per-
an. tntsv.tri may appear a. -aii plsos AMI
time ani shaw ssuss. ~ am they have. why q
discharge -hoali MT IL Trante.i all debtor sc-
eorlins q. the prayer ~ III. pstlti.n.
Attest '--iiEtRiCk q. DAVIS, Register
of ssid Count Tor all County ~ OXFORD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
N.,,s. Of A.,,sa.. ofhi. App.,.,msa,.

a. Hstisl In the Ccunty of Oxferi ant ~,ste
81 Mai e. tn 18th iay q Nov, \. u l-si
Th~ unlicr.lgnsl he,bv gi'es noti,s ~ hi sp
pnlntmstt q. As.isnsc of a.. iu.olyent sftate %
IuiIN T.. IIOir. 81 Iieth.i
An the County 81 ONforl. inFoi,snt bcltsr, Who
hss hen ,lsslarvt an lR-ol,snt upon NJ. Istition
by the Ccur of Insolvency Tor .aii CcaR,y ~
ONforL -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

PoSrMlSrRtSS APPOINTED.
Mrs. y. II. Grover has been appointed
postmlstress az West Denmark, vice
James y. Lord reslgued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
Dentistry.
A. >. WALKER. d. %. ~.

Brtts,sa, Naiae.
wmt. It .. !. rArih'., Wet Peru. on N
FInsT TUESDAY ani Ncineshl "i 49, 49,
aXtsslntusut
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31
TIRE QUEEN 8 y PRIZE PROBLEM.


Mr.. A. and M. b. have to cut dow n
mighty tree. This time twill take
for Mr.. A. this mighty tree alone to
Stay, is sixty minutes-standar time.
beneath BIS blow, the bulk sublime
goes to the ground in half that time.
The question now sc risk of thee il.
how long twill take to cut this tree il
both begin one on zach side-and
thus their labor do diYidep
The Queen will give an elegant Ma
son q RiscA or Steinway Fine Toned
Upright Piano to the Fl st person ans
wering the above problem correctly;
an &c can't Gold Watch for the second
correct answer ; q China Dinner Set
Tor tina third correct answer; and ele-
giant Silk Dress Pattern for the fourth
correct answer: and many other vaiu-
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will be given for the frst correct ans
wers from each state. Each person
answering must enclose fifteen y. S.
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popular piece OF ffteen cent COPY
righted music issued during the past
year. just out. together with copy of
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The object of Offering these prizes is to
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publication in Canada. By sending
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31
NORMAL DEBATING SOCIETY.

A representative OF THE REPORTER
attended the Teachers Debating So
ciety at the Normal last Monday.
The house was called to order by
Mr. Barber, chairman. Proceedings
OF the last meeting by Miss Mitchell,
Secretary. Minutes adopted, after
which the following subject was an
nounced for discussion: Resolved that
Conscience is correct Moral Guide.
The discussion was opened by Mr. Jas.
Mithell, affirmative, and Mr.. Boothe,
negative. We were entertained for an
hour by able arguments, speeches, pa
pers etc. The decision was rendered
in favor of the affirmative.
! After the rendering of the decision,
Mr.. d. w. Russell gave brief but
comprehensive lecture on parliment-
airy rulings
The systematic procedure of this So
ciety imminentlv shows thorough train.
ing in logical arguments, and close oh.
servance Of parliamentary principles
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
india missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make it known to his suf-
ferlng fellows. Acts ated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, ]
will send free of charge, to all who desire
1t, this recipe, in German, French or Eng
ltsh, with full directions for preparing aud
using sent by mail by addressing with
81 mp naming this paper w A. NorEs,
$50 Powers Block, Rochester. N. Y.
luly 30 Iy
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31

Tho Singing Service at the Nj. E.
church Sunday evening, was very good.
The fact that the music was conducted
by Mrs. L. A. Neblett, is Il guarantee
OF the exceilency of the selections and
the creditable manner in which they
were rendered The Essays-.'I see
through a vast darkness" and What
lacketA l yet" by Misses Minnie Rob-
erson and Cora Smith, were indeed
well written, but the ladies spoke
hardly loud enough to be heard dis
tinctly by those seated near the en-
trance to the church. But that fault
Is excusable when we take into consid-
Grafton that the ladies are not used to
speaking in such large auditorium,
but have been speaking in the rec.ta-
ton rooms at the Normal
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31

There is no danger from whooping
cough when. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ~ freely given. 1t liquifies
tbs tough, tenacious mucus and aids in
its expectoration. 1t also lessons the
severity and frequency OF the parox
ysms OF coughing, and insures a
speedy recovery. There is not the
least Danger in giving it to children or
babies, rs it contains no injurious sub.
stance. so cent bottles for sale by j
II. Moore, Druggist.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31

With no disrespect to the parties in
volved, we merely mention the fact
that, of a group of witnesse, in court
here Saturday, from the River district,
about 30 per cent could neither read
nor write, notwithstanding that some
OF them wore well nigh unto tire 9
score years. 1t is their misfortune of
course. but what is more deplorable.
Yet there are in various parts of tac
country. boys and girls travelling the
same paths of ignorance. Regardless
of what may have besn, there is no ex-
cuse for the youth of this age growing
up un trained
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31
81 have 1ustrocovered from a Sc

81 have Justrccovered from a sec
ond attack of the grip this year. >
says MIR. Jas. o. Jones. publisher oil
the Leader, Mexia Texas. ..In the
latter case ne ed Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy, and | think with considerable
success, only beinglin bed little over
two days. against ten days for the first
attack. The second attack am salts
fed would have besa equally as bad as
the first but for the use OF this remedy.
as had to go to bed in about six
hours after being struck with it.,
while in the first case WAS able to at
tend to business about two days be-
fore getting down. so cent bottles
for sale by J. A. Moore. Druggist.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31

For the benefit OF our county sub
scribers who think that certain of our
neighboring papers make free publ
catiosstN the pro ceedings of tho Board
of Supervisors, we take the following
extract from the Prentiss county Plain
dealer, in proceedings, under the head
OF appropriations: "Plaindealer, Pre-
ceedings of Board, 4th quarter S. 90
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31

The celestial brightess for thu past
few days, we trust. has dispelled all
the gloom CT winter Such days al
ways awaken one to a higher appreci-
alton of life, and . more sensible view
OF its duties. On such days the cordial
greeting OF friend seems to possess a
magical touch to inspire US onward
and upward. Soon the entire forest
hill and dale will don mantle of
green, the meadow issue forth it's rich
est grasses and sweetest lowers to fill
the air with natures rarest perfumes
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-31
notice.

After the first day of April. 1892,
the privilege OF Iuka Springs and en-
closure win be 81 90 (Four dollars)
per week for each individual, invaria-
bly, in advance. Citizens of Tishomin-
go county and students attending
school excepted. mean what say,
and any person found in the enclosure,
liable to said Tax, without % permit.
(Which may be obtained at the Hotel
Otice) will be dealt with according to
law. II, II. WATSON.
March II. 3mo