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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN RI
DIRECT RAN c0mmUnlcATIoa WITH
NATIONAL CRY AND San DIEGO.

Of the California Southern Railroad going south
will leave San Bernardino daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 15P. ~, Cotton at 1:46 A. n, or on
arrival OF East-bound Southern Pacific train.
and Riverside ct els A. NJ, arriving at San
Diego at 7:15P.M.
Going north. will leave San Diego at $40 A. y.
Riverside at 222. arriving ct Cotton at 2:42P. u .
and San Bermriino at 3:25 Pm.
which Is 20 minutes faster than San Francisco
time. Passengers will save from ten Qo) to sixty
le cents by purchasing their tickets Of the agent
before entering the cars.
Close connections made with s. P. local TO and
from Los Angeles. Passengers to and from
the Esst will have but short delay at
Cotton. The above is National City time
For Information for freight or fare address
Agent California Southern Railroad, Cotton, or
J. N.vICT0R,
Superintendent. and Gen. Fl and Pass Agt
N .onal City, Cal aus
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
INSURANCE AGENCIES.
THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance COMFY

Lite Insurance UOmp'y
OF NEW YORK.
lis the Oldest active Life Insurance
Company in this Country.
2-Is the largest Life Insurance Com
pany, by many millions of dollars,
in the World.
SITS Rates Of Premiums are lower
than any other Company.
Alt has no "Stockho1ders" to claim
any part Of its profits.
Sit offers no Schemes under the
name Of Insurance, for the spec
ulation by special classes upon the
misfortunes Of each other.
Cts present available Cash Resources
exceed those OF any Life Insurance
Company in the World.
It's Cash Assets on the LIST Of Janu-
~, 1884. amount to more than
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE MILLIONS 0v
DOLLARS.
Any desired information will be cheerfuy
furnished by
a. A. DoBINsoN,
Resident Agent.
offiee Of Dickinson & Fairchild.
10 COMMERCIAL ST EET, three doors from
Main street apis I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

Transatlantic Fire Insur Co.. Of Hamburg,
In reinsurance with sixteon other European Com
panies. Combined capital, s26, ,9O0. 900, OF which
~ $50, 400 Is paid up.
American Central, Of st. LOUIS cash assets, over
SI.i00OOO; capital paid up, s600, ,OtO; surplus.
S2a4, ,dsY o. losses paid on Chicago
iire, $300,0n =.
North German Insurance Company capital and
assets. u, ,3t,83 80 .07.
London Hni NMthwcstern: capital, %, 0,0o0.
Accident and Life Insurance
p. phillip,
Commerci u street, No. Q.
r. PHILLIP B CO.,
nov2s u REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27


themselves abandoning all hope for will nothing
To
cases
LADIES'
CAN CURE YOU WITHOUT
atmyoh
n Streets.
All desiring
p. B. MEYERS, M D.,
ANGELES CAL,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

kTPlans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents oific-
where berths may be secured
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz, etc.
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks, as tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right TO change the
steamers or their days Of sailing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lyrs OF PAIN
nnYruArIsu ana NEuRkLCn have
lsas snoash rua rioi IN "a hauian


my have tofnfnloi co. hlu.u Only ani
aanal a. n..l..s' iar..'l f..ia t.nf aaI
o.. fttalarrrl ed ~ b. .I NlIs 90 f'1i .Nit
trsa.I fhs rartfs. a..nIlai o. u.l'lll III f0tti
a. tr.ln rih sasrf - Ia-n
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trlln ani l.I.Il,s ifisl.ial a.l.H
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hrsn stlfitr.i tl'rl ~ Pr r1i Do
tIlrnlal fr1ll eel lrIaa frHe'Ns ODD Do
l.an arnrrrrl il 81 fIIr.I IH..' .HfHf ..N III
80 cary.i tlaaa Iasi l. tl .sfi pa u ft
aArmnruoaos" ln jo lal SEA What
il has d.re 60 thHsc fllrct To en-
drive oui y0ur Ehc1msi.m anl Nou'.la
ami viil IT. so ilyol rltc ita l.ir uIal
.Armorurnas7 tastr tffrue h.ieirn "a
80 trlI FL .lrf g. 0Hfu u.f o. Hfs n
kuosu. A. .ti tlar llarr.i.f Il..ri
sArmornnros rfars EN-" n.aI.
HN.f.r U..I..HrHrr m
NirrrH Hrer f.I .f.r.IH .I DO
a. Uns4rrr.a Uf o. frT.Hl
tns have f.ri Ntar r..'
taia isrr.a..r.t ln ..r.r. .I
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t1snf if N. r.f hH .nt
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iTHoFsoaoi c.. Eill si. tla l2ih
uuirruIItt,uIil 1uirtuuuIllrii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
DR.. DAVID
KEN N EDY'S
NREMEDY>

rev the Cave 90 hidssy snd Liver Come
pisints. Constipation, ffI - d'snfltu
afisInf from IN imrIrr tat n a. MOOD.
10 sousp sho sifef non ant ~ o. NJ Feca.
nar - tlrH - n Ia En- unfIIIlf fIIFuis Al
DfaTrisfs. Orr Dol |lT fIlfff. % address Dr.
l.si4 krnnalr. LanII.f. N. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
machinery to Crate the diseased po,.,os,


before r1,iennsss involved TIE whole.
Dry Roe u disease that Affects the
taber. |, ga. h,s, noticed IN Gsrmsny
in 1890. and caused grcs, loss in that
country Zoe many years The ,uber. BE-
e1ms hardened AID completely filed with
sfaagu, that a, las, burst. forth in little
eishioa-shsPei tufts.
vi Re- differs from dry rot Ia the
,aber. becoming sof, sni rs''ea Instead
Of hard and dry. Both have bsen az
eribeI 10 gfosth OF fungus. and are al.
way. accompanied by IL. presence.
Curi /. d,.sasi sa.e'ias the foliss,
and general character Of the plat. AMI
does no, seem 10 be eonaee,ri with any
vegetable parasite OF iasec' enemy.
Scdb /. disease Of the taber.. which
become covered With bro~n. obloas spots.
while aadsr the surface il a Posisnng Of
minute oliss.ye'los grains
OF It, insect easmie. the Colorado
Bs,tl, !. tie enc mott 10 b. dreaded IN
II. general cultivation. lshss done much
iajury 10 the potato orip IN the United
State, STAGE 1861 I, i,of yrllosish
cream color with ten black liae, ranaiuS
down is back. The larra. which DO
the priaeipal mischief. are At hr"
reddish brown anl sros paler ~iih ia
ercasins axe OF ell the remedies thai
have been asei nons PrJge' % 'd'eiual
a. Plrs Green. an arssnich pli.la. IL
/. sometimes used ia water. AMI some.
tine. diluted with one hindred times u.
weish,of lahd plaster. or an sqaAl amount
ofehsAp alur. We prefer to u'e plaster
-na direct bcneh, uPoa the potatoes
/, gained by Il. use. some extensive Po'
taio. groser arc nos aisocaiins had
picking instead q Poi'oaiag NJ I. H.
Terry. Samms CO OAio. sho raises
,~en,y.foat acrc,. hires biys To pick
them Oh. Aal pays them by the quart.
Tie pick, ,hs beetle. ADD thus avoids The
after crop Of larr A. accidents often
happen from the use q Poison' upon
farm crops. everything thu, viii do away
with Il, use oagh, % be encouraged.
The tendency of e'op.'Ai'ins i' no" to-
wnls le" acreage and better care and
cultivation. And Il the adssn, Of the
potato beetle help. accomplish this snd Il
may prove. IN the ed. blessing
An5,hef enemy Of the potato. u the
Poiaio.ay. q the same specie, +" the
bce,.ay. the sabbsge Ny. iurniP.hy. etc.
Ia It, perfect state li very much rssem-
be, the hoase.ay. The masso,' are
very abcnlani Ia Bad P5'A,oesin autumn.
aal are very d,derai from the maggou
Of The hoa'e.ay. bsiog hofny sPiuy and
bns,ly. We fail 10 ascertain u their
dong any very extensive damage to the
potato crop Ia the Uai,sd States
A, more care and s,tcnii1n arr given
the potato crop their Prod'aslsnss' oil
increase. aad With the substitution Of
hor,, f0r haad ,illage !, may Be much
mote extensively raised aud -ill yield far
better crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
MAxrxs or rmK MrADow.-Soft hay

MAxIxs OF ruE MEADow.-Soft hay
makes strong wool.
Fat pastures make fat stock.
Strong meadows I'LL big barns.
Flush pastures make fat stock.
s~eet pastures make sound butter.
Grass takes care Of him who so~s H.
The meadow is the master mine o!
wealth.
Up to my ears in sofs grass. laughs
the fat OK.
The acre that viii carry . steer. car
ries wealth.
The sdsge land II 10 older than the
Christian era,) no grass no cattle, no
cattle no manure. no manure no crops.
is as true tod. y % when 6nt spoken
Farmer 4 Manufacturer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
KlNpNgss To FARM ANIMALS

We have onea tried 10 inprs. uPon
oar readers the necessity u giving the
Aa.mal, % the farm that universally Kind
usage ,ha, ensure. their hishes, usefalnes.
for the longe,, period q jean. u they are
designed iof work OF ~hiehk'sP' the feed
ing Animal, q, their ease AID enable.
them 10 take On the greatest amour, Of
a-.h With the least possible Amouni Of
food. There = moral lac which
teachs, hsmsniiy % Animal'. AL In the
breast Of every rgh, thinking person
there j, the It'll small voice tia, pat, one
a. ease II every ,aoFt has been made 10
cassfc the c1miori u al animals ca
trusted 10 our care and which ~ill make
Itself hearl Il We allow oar passion. 10
master "a, AMI abuse OF ill-ifeas them.
The merc.fal man Is merciful 10 b..
beast. Whenever we ses any one hA-
bi,gAlly abusing hi. AaimAl'. either by
lack Of proper food OF shelter Or BY harsh
treatment. obhgins them - Psiorm labor
~hen they are untitled fOr i BY sickness
OF lamene.s. ~e may res, assured tina,
although Ia outside appearance he may
be a gentleman. there Is an underlying
stratum Of braialily within which makes
hin an unsafe companion. and a man to
be avoided a. be will. sometime. show
the eleven FOO; and by the oa,eroPPing
Of his british instincts do Us iueparable
Injury. Aside from the PromP,ing' Of .
kind nature aud high sense Of justice
aad humanity tina, mus, lead u. TO study
the want. and understand the natures OF
our animal. ia order - place them In
jas, a. comfortable condition as possible.
there is practical ,iie to ,hi, question
TIA, should reach the packets IL It's hu-
ma,ily will no, touch the heart. AMI
NAL, kindly treated are much more vala'
able than when they are in Constant fear
Of cuff OF kick.
Thi. point i. well illustrated by cor
respondent Of tn. n. Y. Tribune in the
following incident:
Two men were in adjacen, fields to
bsiag home their horses from pasture.
Oae. with peck measure in hand. 'Pen,
an hour ia eornering one horse and TAX
Jog him 20 the barn. when he went back
to chase the other His neighbor vent
20 the gate, whi.,led loudly aud bis
horses came sesmpering toward MIN and
ia a friendly way began ncsing around
him. A lump Of sugar rewarded their
search. and taking them by the foreloek
led them home with ease The little bit
Of sugar was the secret In the one case /;
cuff and club we're that In the other.
D)cility il worth a, least $50 year for
every head Of stock kept on an ordinary
farm 10 the saving Of time and labor IN
the use IL. Al animal IL made docile
by Kidd training when IL 10 young. Colts
should be trained from the frat to love
thetr oWner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
CONSUMPTION Cuskp.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands ~ an Esst
Iodian missionary the formals OF simpls
vegetables remedy for the speedy aud per.
msp~nt care Of Consumption, Bronchitis.
'Cetsrrh, Asthma and ell Throat snd Luue
A6sctlons. also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility. and ell Nervous
Complaints, aft<r having tested its Won
derful curative powers In thousands OF
cases. ha. fslt IL his duty 10 make u knowp
70 his saGsring fellows. Actaat~d by this
motive cad desire 10 relieve human suffer
log. viii send. free OF charge, ~ ali who
dssire 10, this recipe. In German, frrneh
OF Esglish, with fsii directions foe ps.p.r-
ing add using. Sent By mail, ~ sddress'
loo with sssnp. naming this psp~r. W. A.
Noyrs, I<9 Powers's Bloch. Rochester,
" u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Ask "a uiosf eu.iasai pABsicila
OF any school unat IL tne bit thing In
ths sorid Coz Qa.eiing aud sllsyiuE sll ir.
ritatiou Of ths nerves md curing En- fDrms
Of uerxoas complaints. eisinE naturtl
childnke refreshing slesp alwsysf
And thsy win tsil ycu uuhCsitaungy
''>gus fora y Aors'i
Cuarfga
Ask any OF all o. the mosi prominent
Physicians
What : ths bssi and ouly remedy That
can BE- relied on % cure en- dis' asss 20 a.
kidneys and arinAry organs such A.
Brghrs disease. diAoeics. retention 90 in.
ability % retain urine. aud al IN Diseases
AMI ailments peculiar % Wumeu
"Aod thsy gill t-u wa cNp-icils All
emphstically "BacAu p
Ash The same physiclins
what i the most reliable all s1fasi
carr Cor an liver diseases or tyrr. p,it B
cOustipaiiOu. Indigestion, n.lIpa-rr--, 90.
laria. isyer. agus. &c ant ihrf at ttA
yea
HIalrals 90 praleilaa f'f'
Hence. ubsn hes rvmefiIcs are CnlnInfi
~Ith ofnsrs sl1sIrY Nnruarrr
A. o1nr,iaIic.i int.i hop tnfsrs. surh r.
uontrri1I and ulysfsri'lus CurafIFf lnsrf 4
dsvsioped sticn l. so tafif,i in Ns Dlf.e
tIINuH 1T. ~ ..Ht OF DID ~ So" 90
exist or resIsf o. Tuarr. anN Nrf M .s
Harmless fOr IN ruosl val surns1, Hrasrsi
lnNaIEi ur sulaIlrsl CnIII fn uHr.
Cukrrga
"railrnfs
-Aimosi daad or ncsry s1irE
for year, an giren up hY fafa.clinr
20 Rrights sud other t.iufy fisras.s. it-
~ complaints. srvrrc Coagts. cal'Hi cru-
sumptIln. have hrfu cared
Worra Tlaf Hrrr.H rr1rH
fruu arunY of Hr.lrs fIt, nrrt arsrs-f sasf.
fuIness. 81 Nsltras UIarasrs rfon..ar Oh 81"
ulsu
feorle drasn ont of snare norn eKcrurltf
inr ranEs Uf rhrlusfls1n. inr frnunurf ari
Chrunir, or sufrrnE uuu sriUfa.a
trrsIr~lss'
-ai rlruaa. nIossi ur.snnIrr. HFHUF IH.t I'M.
llTesfion. 49, on Eat aIruosi all rIsIasfs Htu
NaIurr IL rTIr fn
Have besn Cnre1 hV hoo rffrrs rrUni oi
~hicn csn o. t1lnl in every ncist hrfno'7i in
en- krusu unfIN
a. None Ernu.nf HIfrnnf a |lrUI OF E.FlN
Hog nn fnr rhnr aHrl $500 a DID, tI"'
I,oi.onaas sfar sra ~iior' or hnrs n '..H
nkus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Ih,vs sci r.d fsom Csssffh - such an
extent that bal - baniags my heal ~
qalst the pain | was advised ~ w
srown, OF lthsea. ~ Wv Ely's Cream BALM
When .ur.ring with Cstsfrh or Cold IN ne
head I have never founi IL 'qasi &C A
Cooper. D,nby. \. Y Apply With Dagger
Price 50 cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
El.r.x Y,,a. N cn.HaE

o. ths psck.gg deg,rtm.at. B,.lon s VI
DEPOT. Bo.ton. Mos. Miss Hricn Jpus-'
.sy. ws sufsfer from general depih
", bllioa.nc.s ani sa,sr bra-h f'r seVefA
Gears. aud liic seemed almost q harirn -
ns Ansr a.lng almost everything, Sal
3har Bitt-f. cared ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Owes II " hsrsslf and her family - take
car. of her health When she aads hcf
aealth falling. and debility aud ssakues-
andrrminrs her strength, her sarr-t AMI
,..t remedy l. Kiinsy. Wort. IL build, ~
ne system, kr.ps The srcf'tofy system lu
s.rfrct order. REGULATES The kiio-y. sod
Bowels, AMI 'ns1lss these imp 'rtsui o.
x.n. t0 PERFORM their nstursi functions 10
moving Oh ihs accumulated imParitirs
% the body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
Dua,ssS GsrrtSo Ricn

Progressive d.fymsa ~, afr oal " 80
,.nst 9Th ths b--t results. ar siiin< %
heir wealth sni coafvfring q h-nsat 90
.oclstv. ~ the rapli Improvements ih'l
~. m.slng in The ART ~ batter mslng
rhl- class a.s Wells. Richardson 60. =
Improved u Ittrr cpior. sad too~ ~ act
AL test that IL an. evsry elslm made for it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

vsa.bls inf,rm ,ll0o. j 'bason's Ano
tyne Llnlm.nt will positively prevent
iiphthsrls that most - 'e dfrahei OF al
irrsdal diseases Dat delay q mom~ui
prevention .. better than cure. No :smlJ
.houi be- without the Anodfoc 10 ihfif
mouse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

To partially stone Tor oar sins darinE
The year now closing ~ wish ~ sxPp-e
fraud We rvf,r "a The LsRor pack. Of
horse sni cstils powicrs noe soli sh'r'
lisn's are apsolutsly pare soi immenssJ
valuable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

"A minister Is aftsr the society editor Of
ou- u TIE dsilles because an item which
should have read. The spirit moved him
- 70 oat Of town Cor q season" appeared
IN pflnt. The sheriff moved hin 10 - ogt
o. t0wn Coz q rsAsoa--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Pr. Al Fits stopped free ~ DR. Klins's
Crest Nerve R.-tor.r No IT. aftsr nf-t
i.y's use. Marvellous cures. Trsatis- aud
500 trial hottie free - az case. Seud TO
Df klia@, a3l Arch It Phua Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

lConmuu icAiioas for thi. pspartment shculd
b. scnt ths e.lltoI, ". a. kAsfsss. ksst San.
nrr. Ne.
G-ubpeN rnov1nn
One word Hidden In Zach seatsncs
I. They are al here.
@ TIE hiris have al gone.
s. could sce his mAlicioas grip.
4. a. pronounced The truth excslitn'.
s. ls a. dIisi ~lih wrLih And euvy.
3. Llstrn o. good advice.
r. Its me coz or The horse
They try o. exsit ~omsn-
q. uis sin 49, ever before him.
l0 I sas then last ulght
a. rhe omnlbus holds more taan a car.
Eva n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Ini nov com~s the startling announce
meut that Mrs Y. 7 Bfuum has been run
..sy With, We ~ili state. however. that
q "a. the horses that did 10 aud not The
coachman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Jay Eye-See attempted ~ lower his rec
ord the other day. 10 PhllsdeIphis. but he
failed. IL 10 not nearly 90 easy TO lover
the rsce-horse - IL IL 10 lower the record
Of . contestant In . qaAdrsnnlAl Presiien.
tlal contest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Everybody asks 4" WHAT Il Scasfsliasf'
Clrcalsrs answering IA qa.stloa csn he
e,aai In every drug store. Al for a NsH'
fraiia, CsrcHiar. Il Il something th't you
sf~ l0tsr~.ts-f Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.


{ lrfcsponslcnco on practical agricultural top
- u soIicItsaf Address an Communications
in sniied Coz lhi~ o. paftluent ~ NJ Ncheth
"a ffysbufg. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

The Bb.ioa. have lot the p-nn,ni All
lasy afy no~ sugsgsd 10 shosing ~ha'
ghsT coaii have doas hsi ih~y done ~"
weeks ago wast they are dpias nov
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

NO." Say. zoe Sumner hptsl k'ep@r'
we don't make any money here bot
~hy shoali h.. when be gets 80 much mat
!. already mat-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

We are told that n0thiug as male In
vain bot What eau b. .aii % th- fashion
,ble slfl OF The p~rloii I.nt she m,id,u
s.laf Hood. s.rsspsrills Z. made To
Loseli. Mass where there are MORE boz
lie. of IL sold than Of any other saf.spsfil'
q or blood pafHsr. Add u IL never taken
10 ysln. IL parin-s The blood. str, ngihsns
the system, sni gives nss lfe ma 'igoi
70 The entire body. 100 doses 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Al Eagl.hm,a eisln. - hisc ilsc1s.
Pei "A animal sith 90 -. H. in.
ends % k.sp 10 chsin-i ~ where u can
satch bis daag htsr sni The coschnin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Jseob served L,bsn seven year, fJf TIE
hand Of Rachel n the Old msn bal kept
/, carriage sni let JACOB Ia a. cotchmau,
ne would have maie The rifis 10 six %
risht weeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

I'm not 10 politlcs thi, year, bet NJ
take the stump all The ssms." ssii a tramp
solng down iato the gstier Tor half
smoked cigsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Three OF four hoar. svery nsshi coughing Get
= Rough on Cvaxhs" Tr,chs-, l,c, Balszfn, 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

stage .csns "ualio. Boz The coach
d. full Gae-s we'll have ~ strap you b.
lind ,b-~So. you don'ti I had enoosh
II that sh~u I 49, by"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
!. Rnrnn o. CnnN. y

Drop.icsl s-~iliax.. Dlrfines.sln
.iiss .fton, llsadacur, ,lssplcssusss cufsd ~
% Wells Heath R.noscr"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

G.nti-m~a whDse s-.ri- are MT ~ the
tint which thy desire. can remedy the
defect BY uslaE Bsckiogham's Dye for ,he
Whiskcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

N"HHN NN"'HM NNH H''hHHhN|H
ST. lrstIsakInl 20 Woe.
NF sccrnI IL s.m.tImfs she Clr.siihn
aam.-unfc comm1uly thc u.ckuamc --'i
e. Boy
NJ whole - IuI1u General Who
scrrcl I'M tar grrst Uaitri States civil VAR.
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

IL II the success.si tfsP'Er psfforurr
Who generally reaches ~ climD-tct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

The Crsr ~ Rcssla may b. WARSAW on
than N h. hal -tsid AZ hone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
Tux l,soFlE

ROTOR on PAiS~ PosoUsED PLssrER-
improved. the nsst Or bach
schs. paine la heat Of spie. rheumatism, nsu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

The smigrstioa % Dsak cashiers d Can
ola looks nk@ a. sx-ps-d a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
wuooplSo corGu,

'.wsIls' Health H.ns-er" rest0rc. health and
sigOT. cure. Dyspepsia. etc. o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

FIGURArivELY SFEsKISG Visitor (ai
an Indian schoo)-So all these chiidfeu
are lntiausf
Tcaeher-Nes. Many o. them are sons
AMI daughters OF great chiefs.
Yisitor-whAt are they doing now
Teacher-Thls Is the arithmetic hour,
AMI they are dolog suns.
visltor-Ah' Yes have ofer heard Of
Iaiian summers.
TIE silence which followed was Only
nroken By The whizr Of tomAhawks.-FAd.
Cal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

clears oa, R.,s. Me-. foaeh~s, nies. ants, bel.
bux.. sknnks. Shipmunk-. EvVhvfs' - ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

wfrr- thc fate of moftal msu erd.,
fhars mice nfgIns, Or men a. uut make d
crave which % nury ne, tut tiE l0fl
.n &c nrsnm of thr earth o. hfing ur
forth i0 ffr light 90 Gay. fron my .ons.
un. o1.c uus tcfp.
4 p.s. throagh a trfy ordeal before
an fed rUm mF ca assuC tirs, saI.r
.1usc sha r1S role over me htuiie uf
r.aah.y. teatue ms With hfaty h.nss as
means Df fo-mirg mv character o. suI'
tfsIr Purposes ieIl oNn thai am cnl'
s.f.ary ',lt up' htf're ihrf 'rsFr mr.
IauaffIrrf OBJ tlri .ls'iUu, sui an par
u.uIarf l-ffai t1 tte carpenirri ~ hr
.ren drives me bone. uat h0slfaiing o.
.nItr m. on ttc bead 90 ttsisu my pfH.
.rrss
a. rnt.v turirf .v.t usua'.f anutr
rrnurf. 900 an thrn aFt t1 nr sHsnl inf
sHiica. uolsh my useia.r.sf il Il'i 'c-
son.
Ifuer ln haasfs male siih haris. ard
Tough t1rV nay nr rrfurri o. aches
$500 rrstr mi tle fuius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23
MOTHERS

And the many rhr.-t Affections % children,
promptly, plr.ssntly shd SAFELY relisyed ~
: ROush GA ConshsH frOches lsc.. Bslsam -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

There's macy . slip
'rslxt the Ice AMI ths hip"
With many psla terrible;
For ev'fy pslo AMI es'ry -praln,
lee Great American Sp.cldc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

.Roroa ON PAr<" PoRousxp PLASTER,
strenst benins. inproves. tb- bs-t Or bscs
ache. paine la chest or siai~. rheu snsti-m. neu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

Asf for Wells Ksazh on CorIts' sc. Quick
cure. fi-ni or sOn rms. bahi"u'
.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

s.siiy doar f.lI 10 Try . wells nsalth RsDs~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

vrosrIxr hes restored thoussrcs 20
health who had been long sud painful snf-
fsrers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-23

" ROrGH oS RArs p

hDiNu IN ANiNNr
,.k.for sROus or Coazhs,- or Cnughs,olis
.ors' throat lloarscnc.s frvchys - iiquid