davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
CONVERSION OF A COREAN NO
BIEMAN

Letters have recently reached the
American Bible Society from their Agent
in Japan, conveying the intelligence Of
the conversion of two Coreans, one Of
whom, named Rjutei, is person Of high
rank in his own land. He is an intimate
personal friend of the present king Of
Corea. When the rebellion occurred in
that country, year ago, Rijutei saved
the life Of the queen, and the king Of
fered as reward to give him any rank
or honors he desired. His reply was, II
only ask to be permitted to go to Japan
in order that | may study and see the
civilization of other lands" He came
not as an official, but to study in private.
Following the advice of former am
bassador from Corea, he called upon a
Christian japanese to learn about Chris
tian;y. He was deeply impressed with
the truth, and was very soon converted
and baptized. Rijutei's great desire is
to give the Bible to his people, and he
was filled with joy when he learned what
the American Bible Society had done for
other lands and was also ready to do for
Corea. He has entered upon the work
of preparing Chino Corean version, with
great zeal.
Having been recently urged to return
home he replied, IL have a very impor-
tant work to do here have found some.
thing that is better for me and for our
people than railroads, or telegraphs, or
steamboats,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
4 STRANGE STORY.

Until quite recently, citizens Of the
United States were unrivalled as manu-
facturers Of incredible stories. A year
or two ago, however. a mendacious Aus
tralian journalist dealt cruel blow at
this kind Of American supremacy by IN
venting and publishing minute account
Of process by means Of which a mans
animation could be indefinitely suspended,
the vital powers meanwhile undergoing
no waste whatever; and now Japan sends
US tale which for wild and sublime I'M
,ruthfulness probably exceeds anything
that either America or Australia has pro-
duced. According to the correspondent
of Toxic journal, native philosopher,
living at Hakodadi, has discovered a
method by which he can a. will material
lie his own soul. This remarkable man
il, Il is asserted. accustomed. for the
amusement of himself and his friends, TO
take his seat toward evening in a large
bamboo chair, and to become apparently
unconscious. No sooner has his body
los. all constituencies than there issues
from bis open mouth faint blue fame,
which slowly takes form and assumes
the proportion Of we'll developed mani.
kin some six inches In height. This
manikin. who Is the materialized soul OF
the philosopher, talks freely with those
present. and eats. drinks, writes, and, in
fact. exercises all the functions OF a civ
ilized and perfectly constituted human
being He dare not. however. he Is re.
portfolio declare. break contact with the
inanimate body Of his possessori and on
one occasion when ne was forcibly remov-
ed and set upon neighboring table. the
philosopher began to gasp and struggle
as is in the agonies Of death, whereupon
the manikin was quickly replaced upon
his masters head. The correspondent
processes TO give the names Of several jap
anese gentlemen who have more than
once witnessed the experiment; and he
is wicked enough to end his recital with
a solemn oath that the whole account Is
strictly true.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
ANIMALS AS BARoMETERs

When rain is approaching, horses and
cattle snuff the air and congregate In the
corners of the fields; sheep and goats
seek sheltered spots on the hills; asses
bray and shake their ears; dogs become
sleepy and dull; cats wash their faces !;
cocks crow at unusual hours; ducks and
geese fly backward and forward with
great clatter; ants hurry home with
their eggs; flies sting severely, and all
kinds of insects are more than usually
stirring. Upon the first intimation OF
fair weather, all these animals and insects
resume their wonted ways and habits.
When high winds are approaching, cattle
suffing them in the distance, frisk, jump
and toss their heads in wild delight;
sheep play at leap frog and butt one
another in sport; hogs squeal ard carry
s,raws in their mouths, and geese expand
and flap their wings. Several species OF
animals and insects, such as sheep, spiders
and ants, indicate very delicately aud IN
various ways, the coming changes of the
weather. When sheep wind up the hills
in the morning to their pastures and feed
near the top, the weather, though at the
time cloudy and drizzly, will clear away
by degrees and pass into fine day, but
when they feed in the bottoms, the dHz-
cling will increase into rain, and thc
wetness of the weather will continue
The action of sheep may be studied by
the intelligent shepherd so as to ,erSe
! ,arly all the purposes of good barom-
e;er. The spider is another good weather
indicator. If the weather is likely 70
become rainy or windy, the spider fixes
the termination of his fllament very
short. If these, on the contrary. are tied
very long, the weather will continue calm
for several days. If the spider is totally
indoIent, rain generally ensues. but MS
activity during rain is a sure sign of It's
short duration, and that it will be follow.
Ell by fine and settled weather. These
intelligent insects generally make some
alteration in their web every twenty foul
hours. If this takes place between SIX
and seven o'clock in tie afternoon, il
foretells a clear, calm night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

ON rUE TREATMENT or THROAT A. u LtNG
ptsENsEs NJ INDICATED lNHNLArloN.
The word inhalation means simp Is the az. ~
aspiring or drawing c)mmoa air into IN lungs
10 medical u age Il means a mole OF almiuiste E.
ing medicines through the medium or thu breath.
thus we saw Il irhAle 4 medicine as we would
say, / take a medic mo" The difference being
one /, Inhaled, or breathed lnto the lung', VIII Tie
the other Il swallowed or taken into the stomach
This. then Is what Is meant by Meiicited Inhala.
ton.
The reader will observe that all me ilcines inhaled
into the lungs are not alike, any more than those
taken into the stomach, and hence the benedt4 to
Re derived from lnhsls'ion mus, always depend
upon the experience aud skill OF the phy'iclAn
who prescribss FOR them.
This explanation might have seemed unncoes'-
ary but for the fact tina, some have received The
erroneous Impression that inhs la,ion, instead OF
being A mode Of practice. Ia some specidc remedy
or na.tfum alike applicable 10 thu most opp1s lte
forms ~ pulmonary disease. This we're 20 de-
grade Il - the bs.er purposes OF qnAekHry. The
process ef inhslins u - aimnls a. The ast OF
broathins Itself and May ba au0nd9f % bY the
unoft dsldsto and iees!s ~itn'at eNest1n a. r..
tzue. AEy charge that may bs~a9atrei tn the
treatment ia aGerted bv simply vAryinz toe taefi
Gins composing the inhaient Thus u NAV be
tine or d.tr!sceBt, q, pleasure. AID In tn, M ~.
ueF every action change necessary "a Do snseted
up1n the lung. can be brought about much more
speedily AMI vi Nh ten fold greater ceEta intY OF
Ie.ults than can be produced In any othor way.
The diseased sgrlAee- are acted ng) "a every
bsrt. aot only the llucus membrane of toe head.
throat ami musoulsr tabea. but the rsmotas' air
cell. ia t6s lGbks are brought 10 reach or nedea.
tilp - sueh. ,hSa, v Gy pisa treatment 10 this
niost important Gfaae. az medical praatica. add
with experience OF q. 1ra is.an tvorty ySlri de-
voted LARGELY 10 the treatment OF consumption
and dl-essss OF ths air psssages, am enabled 10
spOsk with increased cooAieuos OF tho superior
advantages OF conveying remedies directly 10 the
sea. of the disease By E,edicnfed Inhalation, The
most inveteFAts cases OF chronic eatsrrh. hoArse.
ness, lcss Of voice aud other affections OF the
lsng- and throat have been found 10 yield most
eGecmally to tkes9 d!.e3t and simple measures.
And In the worst ofses ct Consumption. where
there is no hope Of cure. IL never tails TO foliev'
the most urgent symptoms and arori the create
est comfort and relief.
PeTsons at a distance can ba treated by letter.
CHARLES MORSE. NJ. u
PkyGictan Tor Diseases OF the Thyo st lungs etc.
FRI. POrliauu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
AP,RTI,ILy DEAD Man.

The Morning Herald, Baltimore, Mary
land, states: Major b. s. White, OF this
city, describes his miraculous cure as fol-
lows: Il have been partially dead man
for ten wears. Doctors attributed my suf-
feriugs to the enlargement OF certain
glands. The quantity of medicine took
without relief would he sufficient to set up
n tirst-class apothecary shop. Finally ST.
Jacobs Oil was recommended. | had my
spinal column thoroughly rubbed with It,
An those knots, kinks, and Stiffness have
pissed away, aud am myself again"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
list HIS WAY.

Il see." she observed as she looked up
from her paper, THAT another woman
who was perfectly sane all the the time
has Just been released from lunatic asy-
lum after a detention of three years"
Yes" briefly responded the hus-
band.
"She was incarcerated by her hus-
band.
Yes"
"Who wanted to get her out Of the
way so that he might marry another
woman"
"Yes."
"In case you desired to dispose Of me
you would probably have me shut up in
luna,ic asylum"
"No, ma'am; | would poison you.
That's the cheaper and also the better
way. AS a man OF business, and as an
advocate of financial economy, have
thought this matter over time and time
again, and | should certainly prefer to
spend fifteen cents for arsenic 10 paying
$40 TO sl5 per week for goodness knows
how long"
She looked at him for long time
with whole iceberg in each eye, and
then she turned TO her paper with the
remark
"Just like your s,ingy ways; you
never wan, me to have anything like 9TH
er folks"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
WHAT MRS. BRUCE
or 81 Grant ST., Springfield. Mass, say.
About Her Husbands Sickness, and
what hnnsiiy proved n Real Boo,
Good woman.

Mrs. Bruce says: "My husband is an en- ,r,,
&c in the United States Armory in Sprin,r.i,
lie has for years been n terrible sufferer r-on b1
ious SEX headaches. lie has fearful attt-t.o,
this kind Sometimes they viii come ga hn .g
err week or so lie has never found any meIi
cine which would give him say pcrmsncut rslisf
CT prove any preventive agaias; these severe At,
ticks until he tiled Dr.. Kennedy tANDEITg
REMEDY. lie has roce gci The greatest 5.1.i,
fro n IT, use The testimony OF VI :. Bruce j.. lse
that Of hundreds Ofothers. who .ar: "I ur.,..-ot
4 bottle cf Kenneiy's FANORIrE REMEuY. .,d
used il with the best Of results. I hly. ODD is,,s
headache or pain in the lie. lldett Oh. mi
jclne seems O. have an almo-, mtg'ctl cfstt ana
/ feel very grateful for FANOHlrE gEVgDy
DR. Kennedy - glad 10 reco nmend his meIcisr
T. All who are suffering frum sic, U..J
schc. resulting from any OF the above cil.,.. M,
"a "a q sure positive cure.
To its.p TIL. HiaOd Pur,
l. the principal emf e inventions aud Il .l,..e.
In me iirine. To this object prob lb'y poo lre b..
contributed more sIgnlly than DR. TI K.uqr.
d. If Roniout y. y D., IN the pro luc'ipn % r q.
sine which hts become famous tuud-. tH. z. g.. II
The FAVOKtfE REMEDY D. remove. al. iu.
purities ~ the BOOT, regulates 'he di,.-l,r..I
Liver and Kidneys. cues ConsiiD4'i1u u.-u...it
and a Il diseases and weakucsses sculIts t1 r..
males.
sod b. your druggist, sl.o0 a bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
SCROFULA

and an serofulous diseases. Sores, Eryipelas.
Eczema. Biotches. Ringworm, Tumors, Car
buneles. Boils. and Eruptions OF the skin,
are the direct result of an impure state of the
blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must be puri-
ned. and restored 10 healthy and natural eondi-
tiOn. AYERS SARsAFARILLA has Tor over forty
wears been recognized by eminent medical au-
thorities as the most powerful blood purifier in
existence. IL frees the system from all foul hui
mors. enriches and strengthens the blood. removes
AL traces Of mereurisl treatment, and proves IL
self a complete master Of all ScrOfulous diseases.
A Recent Cure OF Scrofulous Sores.
"Some months ago was troubled with scrofn-
lous sores tulcers) on nv legs. The limos we're
badly swollen and innsmed. and the sores us
charged large quantities Of offensive matter.
Every remedy tried failed, until used AYERS
SARsAPARfILA of which have now taken three
bottles with the result that the sores are healed
AMI nv general health greatly improved feel
very grateful for the good your inedicine h- uone
me. Yours respectfully, MRS ANN " bdAN.
I4s sullivan St. New York. June "a. lSs2.
~ All persons interested are invited TO
call ON Mrs O'Brian; also upon the Rev T.
y wild- of - East saith street. New York
CITY, W no will take pleasure In te-tifying To
the wonderful a cacy of Ayer'- >sr~spartl-
Ia not only i'm the cure of this lady, hut IN
his own case and many Others within his
knowledge.
The wellknown trriter oR tAe Boston RcT'rid, b.
W. BALL, of Rochcsfcr. Nh, writes June :. isS-'
Having suffered severely for some years with
Eczema and having failed % md relief IRON other
remedies. have male use. during the past three
months ~ AYERS SARSAFARILLA, which has
effected a compisfe csirs. ! consider it maguin-
cent remedy for al blood diseases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
A NEW PRIMA DONNA.

Miss Emma Abbott complains OF being
much bothered by would-be prima dom
mas, who wan, her to "try their voices
She says:
"The other day bouncing young lady
called on me in Kansas City.
"I know all about you, Miss Abbott
she screeched. as abe nearly wrung my
arm GU, Of i,s socket; 4 have read every
line about you that ! have seen in the
papers. Now mean to De great oper-
stio singer, SO ] have come to you to try
my voice, just as Miss Kellogg tried
yours
"Csn you play I asked.
"No, she couldn't.
"'Well, you can sing a songs
"No, she couldn't sing whole song,
hut she knew piece Of one,'
"'Let US have piece, them said,
yesignedly.
"She vocalized. 1t was "a piece OF
The Last Rose Of Summer, and before
she was through heartily wished that
my Missouri rose had joined her compan-
ion flowers, instead of remaining bloom
ing for me in Kansas City"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
Or. J. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY su DTggzlsts.
Notice of Foreclosure.

wheraas Joseph whitman OF W0odstocs IN the
county oil ~ FORD and state OF Mlino by hi .. l.t
gage deed. iat@d tse seven tee7ih day Of Ja1aI
~ 4. H. 1877. and recorded Ia The Oxford Rea 90
OF Deed noos lG9 Page 8s8 conveyed TO Tao Sof
land situa t-J 80 BFyant's Pond. 90 called r.
Wood .toek ana bounded ne i0liowa' On the en-1
By tho F0aG leading nom the main Stree %! u.
anps pond yliisge 10 the school house lc.. 81 tai
west by Ia -CtG5 h)usC lGti On the L9rtt Boy
land E1v az t0rmS ~ 70! l.&vlaa ;. Wh..suGn, Voc
the 1.'h - nd n1vnr r.rm-r.y d. i....t. I....
stor baing me hIIsstatl 81 tl4 So ANuft ut. Il
the ,ts Of ssi m-~fgIEo, ant ~E@5e4s tIe %.
NORWAY Ss.Ek, tug BE. .--IElfl z4if "H.t
gage al d. d-Lt t.-icsg srsu.si 20 me. t..t
def-iLn.d hf IL A.. 90 90 90. 'r.t- lH.y
ID. !ssi. anl r. cggla4 ia sl.i i....-'f, BIS
PAGE ~. sal wl.,r-,s u. r' 1851 30 SO ..
moitgrEi has en- l. oxen n,.. ..Ir0'l .c. .t
reason ~ the b-rs,h o. tba 'lriil .. i...t.. |
claim . fJrcclosg.J "a al l.' t-.-r.
NATHAN VI SNAt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
How Watch Gases are MQda.

This process ofmanufacturo YVES luvaHe'
by james Boss, who s.artcl ia 'a-.a,-- ..
1854, and the methods aud tool- u,ed #.
making these watch cases axe c.yero,
patents. This is he only ,ra,cI ease ..'.
Under this process. For many years ,a. n.
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
topopular prejudice a linsi plated goods.
but gradually the public learned that tAe
James Boss' Gold IPGtch Cass WAS la' %
cheap sold-irasiod or l.ctr5T'lieI article
but was made Of ge.aiae CN p.a,s d.
standard quality and hi,laes. G. Conscientious
adherence to the determination 20 make
the best watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption of every improvement
Suggested, has made the james Boss' ho.!
Watch Gaze the STANDARD. -,,sr - va,
In this watch case the parts = -
most subject to wear-the JOir Groom, h1y.
humb-catches, etc, are made Of SOLID GOLD.
sesd cent stamp to Keystone watch Csse Fastoris. ih-
dsphia Pa for handsome IE.iraisl P,mphl ,Losifs he's
James Be-.' and Keystone watch C.,ss made.
10 be eoHtinued)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
OLD MAID.

She has been called an old maid and
rather resented It. She said 81 am
past thirty. have good home. think
you know have had abundant opportun-
ities to marry. ! have been bridesma i'd
a score OF times. | ask myself with which
one of the beautiful girls that have seen
take the marriage vow would exchange
today. Not one. Some are living apart
from their husbands, some are divorced,
some are the wives Of drunken men, some
are hanging on the ragged edge Of society,
endeavorinG to keep up appearance, some
are toiling to support and educate their
then ttese are the least miser-
able, some tread the narrow land beyond
the boundary of which lies the mysteri-
Gus land, and some have gone out into
the darkness of unknown horrors, and
some are dead. A few there are who
are loved and honored wives, mothers
with happy homes but, alas, only
very few" Cleveland Spur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
AYERS PILLS.

A large proportion OF the diseases which cause
human suffering result from arrangement n DO
stomach, bowels, and liver. AYERS CArHAEu.
PILLS act directly upon these organs. and ere
especially designed TO cure the diseases caused
by their arrangement, including Constipation.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dy.rn-
terry, and a host Of other ailments. for all q
which they are q safe, sure, prompt, and pleasant
remedy. Tho extensive use II these Pills by
eminent physicians in regular practice, shows
Enthusiastically the estimation Ia which they as'
held by the medical profession.
These PILLS are compounded u vegetable sub
stances only, and are absolutely free from cal'"e1
or any other injurious ingredient.
A sufferer from Headache writes:
LAYERS PILLS are invaluable u me, and ara
my constant companion. ! have been se'. 20
sufferer from Headache, AMI your Pulls are iar
only thing / could look 10 for relief. one ri -H
will quickly move my bowels and free my hetl
from pain. They are the most oHectlFe ana iL'
easiest physic have ever found. II Il pleasure
% me 20 speak IN their praise, and always DO 80
when occasion offers.
Franklin St., Richmond, Va, june 3, lso2.
al have used AYERS PILLS In numberless IN
stances az recommended by you, and have never
known them % fail 10 accomplish the deslEe4 re-
suit We constantly keep them on hand 40 our
home. and prize them as 4 pleasant, safe. aG4
reliable family medicine. For DYSPEPSIA
they are invaluable j. I. HAfls.'
Me1la, Texas, June Il, 1852.
The REV. FRAScIs b. HARLowE, writing from
Atlanta, Ga, saysi For acme years past have
been subject 70 constipation, from which. "
spite Of the use Of medicines Of various KIDS
! suffered increasing inconvenience, until s1m9
months ago began taking AYERS PILLS They
have entirely corrected the c0ssiye habit, AN
have vastly improved my general health
AYraG cArHARTIo PILLS correct IRREGULAR
ties Of the bowels, stimulate tho appetite 49,
digestion, and b. thar prompt and thorough
action e!gS sons and ylgoF 70 tAe whole pEs..s,'
economy,
PREPARED by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
On THIRry DAYS TRIAL.

THE VoLTAIo BELT Co, Marshall, MICA,
will send DIR. Dyes's celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days TO men Eyoung or old
who are afflicted with nervous debility
lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran.
teeing speedy and complete restoration oil
health and manly vigor. Address as above
u B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial Is allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
GiImore's Specific for Piles.

A Positive cure for Piles, either Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching. Falling. or liberated. Also for
Fisfula and all diseases of the Anus and Rec
tum. No one will suffer five minutes after APP
plyIng this Specific. Its Relief IL Rapid Its
lure is Certain, Radical and Permanent Ev-
ery box is Warranted TO do what we claim Tor
il or the money will be refunded.
Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir, or, Cure for Con.
sumption, is a preparation that is the result of
years OF experiment. IL Is an almost inialla-
bic remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza. sore
Throat Hoarseness, Group, Asthma, Brochi1
lis, and all kindred diseases OF the air pas
sages - o. 90
Agents for oxford County, n NJ ohRGf, 50.
Paris. JOHN C. GERRY, Fryeburg, q. r. WILEY
Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

The gallant Buffalo Courier says it
cannot be sufficiently grateful that short
WASTED girls are going out of style. 1t
is difficult to find resting-place for the
manly coat-sleeve round Kate Greena-
way frock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

A dentist in Pittsburg has discovered
that the river water causes the teeth to
decay and crumble and four-ffths OF the
adult male population of the city have pc
titioned the distillers and liquor dealers
of the place to stop mixing the injurious
stuff with their whiskey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
FRlGHr IN rnr FARN HousE |!

Family ali taken sick al night. Unusual
symptoms. Seemed like poisoning. What
could II be; What had they eaten Was II
arsenic In the soup: Was il strychnie In
the coffee: Was II rats'-bane In the pie;
None of these. The oisteru had not been
cleaned out for a long time. The family
had been drinking impure water. They
might have died. only that they took
PERRY DAvIs's PAIS KnELR. Family
well. Farmhouse happy. Everybody Is
pleased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

Sandwich men is what they call the
unhappy persons who tramp through the
streets in London bearing boards in front
and rear, held together by cleat over
the shoulders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

A low condition Of health is common
with many who allow themselves to wor-
~. Mental anguish causes bodily suffer
ings. Anxiety and care has broken down
many constitutions. A train of disorders
usually follow mental distress. Heart al
fecti0ns, nervousness, sleeplessness, dys-
pepsia. liver complaint, kidney troubles,
etc, are among the list. A sure remedy
for relieving all mental aud physical dis,
tress is Browns Iron Bltters. II at once
strengthens every part of The body making
work a pleasure and care unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14
REy. c. Z. BRooEs

SAYS that his l.ttle girl Is troubled with
malaria very severely, and that aimee ne
gave her Sulphur Bltters, he never thinks
OF leaving New York for his summer re-
sort without 3 few bottles, FOR they al
ways cure bis family and are :a- superior
TO ouln!ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

II brooms are wet in boiling suds once
week they become very tough and will not
break up so easily when fond wife is re-
monstrsting with her husband and trying
20 induce him 10 DO better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

nr. ira. Il Eldredge, Baltimore, Nd,
says Il woull recommend trial OF
Browns Iron Bltteys 10 a.. cases OK ana
mic debility or when tonic or sppetiseF
Is indicated"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-14

"A little singular that passengers are
not permitted to converse with the man
at the wheel, notwithstanding he is the
spokesman of the ship.