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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
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CHEAP STABLlN0 FOR COWS.

My plan for msking = cheap COW.
stable /. a. follows lay out for-ls, u.
.y-iwsn,y.hse cows. space 100 fee,
long and IL feet vide. Se, cedar OF
chestnut pos,. 6 fee, sPsr. fs'i high
for the from, and feet high for the rear
~, ro- q Po-,. 4 Zee, high. 4 fss,
from the rear TOW BoAid up Nth IL.
Zee, hemlock boards lsid horisonislly ell
,hs.e three ro~.. Close ia the snds
PA, on rafis, spiked 10 the Posis 90 ,ha,
,h. roof bo.id. oil a. quite eloss 10 the
plate. A ?ti ,csn,ling nailed 10 the
top board and spiked to the pats -ill
make a sufficient plate. lay the roof.
board. Of 10 Zee, hsmlock from froai 10
rrar: the roof oil have too fee, SLOPE,
Which !, sufficient Cover the joint. q
the roof Nth three inch s,nG', veil
nsilsd
The foci.boafd. r,si upoa three board.
nailed TO the nf,sr a Zee, apart. II
strong board. sr. selected. the roof vii
be sufficiently strong and hrm for al Par-
po-s.. Make feed trough along the
inside o. the inner partition. "a fcs, from
the ground. leave out one board all
.long the partition; the third one gill Be
the beet; hinge this % the lower board -
I. 10 make a falling door. and o, cords
TO the upper par, q !, and the upper
board. 90 that !, falls down 10 an angle
Of fof,y-fse degrees. and make q 'hoo,
through which feed can BE- pat into the
fced-troushs The irousAs are divided
inio space. for each coz midway between
the pat. 80 that she can feed on either
side Of the poet. bat cannot reach her
peighbof % her feed.
Fs,ten the eo- 10 the post by = rope
around the horn,. % by strap around
the mex 90 any o'h,r oonvenlen, way.
bslo~ the trough. 80 ,ha, she can I've
down easy and reach her food readily.
ba, give her no mOre room. Give each
Gov feet u space from head TO TO-, for
sandibg door. and behind her make .
plank gutter IA inches vide and inches
deep. -i,h proper drainage. Thi. will
give sbou, ihr,e fec, clear for Walking
passage bshind the cow
BY economic Management, and the help
Of one eArpenier 10 make the h,iing..
doors. slide windo~s, etc. etc, etc. this
building can be made Ca sl2j. IL has
been done 10 several cases 10 my knowl-
edge. The stalls mus, be graded % that
the urine ,hs, may be scattered ou, by
the trough will run into H.
A very complete floor can be made
where stone OF gravel can be procured,
a, a co.i Of not more than SO cents for
each COW IL lime concrete il used. II
oae ~ishe. TO espend $40 per COW. a sep
us,e boarded ,tall can BE- made for each
coz OF each too COWS which can BE- fas-
tened on The sides Of the stall. Ba, II
would be no better ior the COWS OF for
the owner than the cheaper stable i
have seen Jersey cows costing $500 TO
ei, 800 each housed in . stable as above
described with safety and comfort. The
four fee, space In iron, Of the ieed-,rough
!. for feeding passage.
This plan Is = sort Of skeleton one for
each person TO modify as 10 fss,ening..
etc - be may ~ish. sJH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
ApEAD SHOT.


A lot % sumner tourists we're on The
beach a. LosAngeies The other day. watch.
Tag some fancy rife shooting by party Of
professional otter huu,srs ~ho had cone
over from The ChAnnei Island. for Sus.
day lara. These really wonderful mark.
men. MOTT % them native CAn'orplsn.
we're aiming guls on The water. 5reahibg
bottles ans hitiiug dollars thrown 10 ne
ar. with great eciAt. when = dadish-look.
M yourg nan from Frisco yAwnci 10 4
borvd manner. AM remarked In Ay.ry 40.
d.oic voice % couPAnioo that be difu
SO Anythng very wonderful In that sort q
slootng.
Tbs protacei q series Of s,rcastlcaly
polite rstorts on The part Of the original
loris o. lie sol Perhaps tie gentleman
eosla show them something better"
Wei. don't kuow. replied the young
m,n. languld.y tAkipg oue OF the hunters
winchesisrs. Il mighi n somebody
woaii bold cor. OF somstaing On bis
hsAt for me
The rfcmen showed their white teeth
with amusement
" Douot.ess sad one OF them. wlrkng
A. his companions, "doabtless the gentle
mans frisni w0sld obllge him.
Why, ~ be lsurs, dra~lcd The dude,
looking arouni hin. Bat his fellow dude
hAf saan,sred %. ,nd Vas stAniiug some
three hun irei yards further along down
the beach. metitAilsciy smoking = long
nIne.
"Ah there's Cooley. said The lsnguid
PARTY, cooking TIE goa LET me see.
Yoa observe that cigar he has In hs
mouth. Very well will pat = DO q
thro0gh Tat. and taking = careless Sigh,
b. ared. A. The report he snok.r gave
sadtsn start. and tOok cat and exam.
med his HavAnA. aud then shook bis Est
Angrily
The entire crowd ran towards him
sure enough. there VAS . hole right
through The osuirs Of The cigar. almost
eattlng q 10 half
That !. the f0ar,h cigar yoa've spoiled
Tor ne, said The smoking dude, in a veIsc
tone. Il wish yea would stop that sort
o. tAlng
A f0r tie other huntsfs, they looked Al
each other In mortified silence for fsw
N nutes. then eliabed Into their boat In
set SAL
"Thst'. the most wonderful shot ,ver
saw, sad an old gentleman 10 the shooter
The nsrs mOraing. q" such terrible rick,
too"
Nothing woadsrfsl about Il. sAid he
California Tel. eonnde1uy. IAN you have
70 40 10 - have yoor confederate Gu, I
hole In the cigar with psnknlIe before
hand. It's boss scheme"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
R..tsr'. Mandrake Butter. cure .


TuK BasE BAH ASD rHE HAMMOCK FL
{" what have YOU fbnsf' drawlTd the ttsi
Indian Hammock, languidy, making a
Iary ,rJrt ~ swing little 10 the evening
br,eIs.
Don. ?" said the little Base Bal, scofn-
fully, WHIST have one Siuee O'Clock
have been II broke The short siop's
aaser.. Knocked an eye oat ~ ihs catcher,
skinned The pitchers hands. q iubl.d up
th- umpire twic~, drove ths wlnd olsan
on, OF the second base. broke III psnes Of
sl..s and q woman's head In the school
house, and Knocked . spectator cold
What have I donei havent laid around
all dsy. q limp mass OF proioplasmlc net
WORK
And he smiled IN bitter Tiamph ss be
thus displayed his college lesrning --
Brookiya Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

There were ,irty-tvo bushel. Of sec
ond ga, lily. making yield Of too hut
dred and for,y.sis bushels There were
some ,ix bushels Of rotten ones, nearly
I'll q which were only partially dsesyed.
aud we're picked up and fed ,o,he cattle.
/ made large measure. and II weighed.
the wh,le yield would have been over
tao hundred and sixty bushels The
Weld q the White ElephAn, aud Bar
bank. taking everything into eoo.idsrA'
ton, MAS almost exactly the same. The
latter Is much later than the Elsp hsn,.
ssd !. inferior a. a table potato. The fine
varieties are all q good quality, but !
chs. the Hebron. Rose and ElePhan, ss
the best. Taking ihi. seasons expert
erce in connection with that Of the t~o
previous oae.. am s,ill Of the opinion
iha, the Beauty Of Hebron and White
Elephant would be the ones 10 take.
/ intend TO Try new varieties each year
To some extent, add planted small guam
,i,y Of sseh q the following: Early
Ma, flower. Pearl Il Savoy. Garfield.
Rural Blush. Lincoln blue, Early Ohio.
and Late Rose. The ground bad teen
cultivated several ,esr., aud proved to be
utii, for potatoes. the worms eating them
badly. and large portion Of them grew
so scursy A. TO render them worthless.
A. the experiment Was nearly failure.
for there reasons. ! merely note general
results:
The Early M.yhower instead o. being
extremely early IS recommended. VAS
medium late. and the Pearl Of Savoy WAS
the earliest Il the lot. The Garfield.
Rural Blush and Lincoln Blue, were AZ.
fsc,ed the mos, by scarf and rot. and the
Pearl and the Ma, flower grew the
smoo,he.i. White Elephant we're plant.
ed on the ends Of the rows and yielded
almost twice a. much - any Of the
others - due in part to being seeded
heavier. I Judge tina, none Of the vsri-
cites planted are as good |. my too IA
vori,es. Beauty Of Hebron and White FL
ephant.
We planted one acre Of potatoes. the
pas, season, upon clay soil. land ploughed
in spring. Abou, Eve cords Of coarse
manure -as spread upon the grass s~srd
and plOwed under to the depth Of sin
inches. The land Was thoroughly pull
verized with wheel harrow. then fuuoved
with = Pettingill eultivstor about thrs
inches deep. rows three feet apart. The
potatoes were cut into two-sys Piscss.
and dropped one in q bill eighteen inches
apart. AbOu, three hundred pounds Of
stoekbridgs Potato Manure used IN the
hill. The varieties planted were The
Beauty Of Hebron. Cls,k No. I. and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

OVERHEARD IN rHE PaRLoR ~ must
have some rest this sumner" said The
clock. II an really run down."
II think need country sea.," said The
easy chair, leaning on bis elbow.
II an getting played out" said the pl.
ano; - little fresh air would be good
thing for me-"
"Thsts what I want" said the sofa; =
little frvsh cir 81 the springs"
IL should Ike 10 90 with the sofA and
lounge In the woods" said the foofstool.
III ny legs were longer" said the Ia
BILE. II should 20 TO the country for some
leaves"
County fare II deal too plain" said
the sidebosrdj nobody about whose mob
by or polished"
Let me infect" said the mirror; they
have some tidv lookins-lasses there, have
they potf"
''Yoa make me plush" said the divsn-
and hsrs TIE housemsid closed the folding
doors and shut thsn up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Onoe upon q time q bog drauk from ,
trough lnto which q barrel % b,er bad
b.sn smplled. lle became very much in
toricated when be came % himself b.
sas very much a.hsmsd % his conduct
tie was truly psnltsnt and saii - h''
friends, o" have always been . beast uuil
thi. unlacky Clip. sni promise you vi
never make . man ~ myself again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A sroEY OF rHK QUkkS's PAINTING =
The fOllowing pretty little story Is told Of
Qaeen vietoris's early proficiency In paint
Ing. On one occasion she painted pic
tare 50 admirably that her master, Mr.
Leiteh. obtained leave 70 take 10 away n
order 10 have q properly mounted II
IL vas lying In his studio for this parposs
when stsnesli called. and. observing the
painting. Lsi;eA said that IL Wa painted
By pupil OF his
'sOa. nonsense said stAnneld-
YES, said Lsitch. "and Il u By LADY.
stsnaeld looked AZ II again and said
well, sue paints too well for IN ana
teur. She will soon be entering the rsnhs
- professional artist"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

For Kidney Urinary ~ Liver Complaints
Dialects. Bfighr- Diseases. These Dis
~s.s- .aoald n0t be- tsmpercd Win ~ ~
log spuflOss medicines. CLoNEH biffSt'
Ia. proved a. thousani. sufrfing With
these disease. % be Q suru cure. sod ~
.fywhsfs Price only 81 cent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

An Engll.hmsn, Who has lately written
. book 81 travels. objects "a Niagars fill'
because the lsiy visitors show iheir ans %
shlle climbing sroand ~ furts We
would Ike 81 mos ja.i hu~ mech ih~ su
thor received from a.. hoisi A. l-f- ~
lu.sfilng that paragraph
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A New York paper expresses The opln'
Ion that ministers ought 81 be shls 20 sn'
dure The summer N Satan can. u must b.
rsmembersd that What l. sumner Tor
minister must be comparatively cool b a.
old csmp.lsusr from Hsdss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

OF al diseases !. impure blood, when
loaded with fool humor Ilow important
then that the blood should be- purv, rich,
,nd stroog. without which there can ~
~ health To purify The Blood, Sulphur
Blt,srs 1. incomparably The be.i medicin'
that 10 4. possible % obtain. -Enffoh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Al ths New Oriean. csnisn uisl there L.
10 BE- ona exclusive privilege Tor me ssie
n PEANUTS aud nve privileges 10 sell peef.
n woui seem from mi. that The Avtrig"
American ciuFen CONSUMES I've times a.
much beer a. psaruts. TIE American cit-
lr~u /. q much thlr.,isr animal than ~
hsd auy itaa o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Al fAs mosf salasaf psgsicila
Of say school what l. ths bet thing Ia
The worid for qaistlng AMI allsyinx all ir'
ritatiOn Of ne nerves and curing al forms
Of nsrvoas complaints. giving natural.
chlldilke rtfrcshlng sleep Awsysf
And they will teli you uuhesitatiugly
"Son.e f0rn ofAopsN
CuArrER 4
Ash any OF all % The most promlncu'
Physicians
Whist u The bsst and Only remedy thai
can be rvlied on 70 cure ali diss ass u ~
kidDeys and urinary organs such a.
Rrights disease. Diabetes. retention % In
ability % retain urine. and AL the diseases
and allmeuts pecaliar % Women-
"Ant they wil tsn vou explicitly and
smphAticAlly "BacAu ff'
Asa ne sane Physicians
what l. ths most reliable snd suf'si
care Zoe al liver diseases or tyspfp,h
constipation. Indigestion, hl.iuu.uc-s, M
lArla. RIVER. Ague. etc ant hey wiii isl
700
hls.lrats % Drsifilos ''"
usnce. when the-- remeiie. are co.nnined
uIif otbers eQasiiy valuable
Ard coInpolaIissi mo boz bitter slc1 a
uondrrlll an mysterious curative ineel =
finns tat ~ disrase or ll nraitn cku Tt'ssi lif
saisl 90 fesist a. rover. aud 80 IL
uarnirs. ~ ~ uio-i faii ~o1nan. stskssi
InNalii or smallest ctili a. 49,
CuArTEE a
Patients
sAlmCef icsi or ueary tyiux-
Dor years. AMI xiTen % ~ rtysicists
~ NJ Eat's al other kilnsy ti.sssss uF-
60 complaints. ssNefv Couzh-, Csllrl c1n.
s1mntlnu. have neen curei
NlntrH gao nflr'r rruTr 'f'
FrnIn asunY % nCuraixia. Nervousness vale
fllnrss anf Nariuls di-rtsrs relulIAr o. -
men.
frrrir fr.-n cut 90 shsT,- f-orn escrurist
~ 49, "a fhruruafIsrr. mr. mallory anN
chronIc ur sufering fium scrcfals.
lrysipsiss'
-ai rhra1a. t'oci poisoninx dYsrersIN. on.
flsesfinn. anf o. a.ri almost al dlsra-s ffslI
Naturu - rrtr g.
Hass $50 cnrsf ~ no nifters. prof ci
~hich GO D. fJlad IN essry no stoofhooi Pr
~ knuuu Nurii
a. Nors EcuuIre . Iifnuf q farri ~ fffeh
HOG On fnr uhftr Iai-rI -tun ~ iNH We
poisouous sfuf stt riiop' or HOPS in tlsif
naur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

DECORATIONS AND SoUyESIEs -Detset
the notice from your bottle - horse lsi
l0w Doh. sud mail pr difsction- on eAct
bottlg. and thu. secure an Assortment 81
our elegant decorative Advertisements
Soavetlr.. etc. MY. ID. SYErr Ca.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

"Aw. nos. you know never tale that
kind 81 halt. /" said Shocks, when ~, lafy
friend ssksd him whs, the blush on M
rose might h. compared IN. True. for
got. . she responded, Il should never nh
| In shallow waters"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

sZ-ro March mar BosSsT feaihef-
ribOon.. sslsst can ell be eoiored 10 match
that new hat by using tbs Dlsmoud Dyss
Toe. for any color ~ the druggists Wells
Richardson a Co Darlington, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A church cell ~ Ssfatogs recently rama
iOl timss-oue stroke for Zach Year OF ~
stisi~nce. We imssine this % b. the OF,
instance on record where The sac 81 saf'
stog, belle has bscu tollci
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Prs All Pits stopped FREE by Dc kline'-
Great Nerve Re-torrr. No ~ sftsr nrsi
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Trss,ise AM
o. Oo trial bottle free ~ ~ eases. send "
Dr. Kline, ISL Arch q. Phila, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
CksroRfs.

when Baby vas -lck. 80 g-vs her C,.plil ~
when shs sas . Child. she cried for ssiofis'
when abe ~s- Mss. shs clunE "a tt"Is,
when shs had Chilirsn. sbe gave them tsst" =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Ny sou, sgr.i nine s--r-, w. sm.s'.,'
With Cstsrrh ths sss ~ kls'- Cf.sm b,l"'
.fset. A eomplsts eurr.-w hamm a.
Druggist. E.t,e. y. 80 ets sP'es'i b
10 afyt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
"Ror0u on COINS %

PalpifsriOn, Drop-icai ssviiinE-, Dizziness. In
digestion, Headache, sleeplcssnsss cured bl
Wells Health Reneser"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A dude ssd cowboy recently me, face
10 face In Denver. Both tafnd AMI 70"
for dear ltfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Dried apple soclsbIss- ar popelar ou'
West, ani the Nsrrist,sn Hsr''d sie1s
~ than a. s-ssll" snslrz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

And the many Throat Affections 81 children
promptly, pleasantly ana safely relieved by
ROACH on Coughs" Troches i;c., baissm -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

"In the winter Of is55-s. I was eounnsd
u the house three or four months and T.
TIE b. 4 -four weeks with Rhsumatism.
coald ~, no reli'f I began u-ing Henry
a Johns0n'. ArnicA 8 Oh Liulmsnt, snd Ia
ten days BY the u.s. % hslfa bottle I wss
cured. NATHAN JEwErT
Lzst liaidsm, c.
Batter's Mandrake Butter, cure ell 81
eases arising from Biliou-nss. y ~
Do~u.' Vegetable Balsamlc khxif cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A hold bss hoy 10 the high -eh'"'' e 49,
the young ladies commencement '.-f.'-
90 which one m0a,h Il sscrsd-ih'if Jaur
ann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
ASs~u.s TO ruIIlr. Or L.sr WIS

ASswuss TO rUEELEs 90 LAST WIS.
D.. P1r;erage
al. Holly. .. LarCh. 8, Elter. 4
Oslsr. S, Maple e. spruce. luitiais ,fc
ranged. HoLNEs
Star Spang'ed Banner.
Odyssey.
81. Glory % Cod In The highest,
peace on earth. ans good viii towaft.
meu. q. Life eternal >. Allei0iah. 4
nesth. g. Thanksgiving. &, lmmauuei
r. David =. intsrcession. ?, Now 4
tle accepted time 10. God. a.. Sama
IA Iulia.s. GLAD TIpIN0s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Three or -four hours every night coughing. Get
Immediate relief sni sound re-t by using we'll.
Roash on Coashs- Trochss, isc, bsisAn. sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Persons with strong "tan- for nu-
sic-Organ grinders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

"RouoH ON PAIS PoRoUsKD PLASTER;
stref stheninf. improved, the best Or back
ache, pains In chest OF side. rheunstisu, neo
ralgia-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
cAraRRuAI THROAT AFFECTIONS.

Ladies' Who would rviAln ffeshnsss and VI
vaeity donr fail 10 try . Wells Health Renew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

A merry old man In Msios.
Go, blue a. The dickens. With pa
Grs, American sp-clnc
Cof-f IN psia az isrr'h'-
AL Ls ~ss gate M. ~ sglll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
Tuf~ People

warts.
" hoUou on PAIS" PoRoUsKD Plaster
strengthening. improved, the best Dor back
ache. pains Ia chest Of side. rheumatism, ncu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

u RouGm on RArs "

A. Cor e Rous h op Coogh..- CIR Coughs COLI.
sore throat, nosrscnc--. trucbes - hlui'
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
DO THE RIGHT THING.


tisss Tsstteseny % q Nunsss.
Ds Tlarif Afsasif. Rlrd1sf a
pNAHris Atauf fifhf ffafa 80 tsr.r b..
o f.rfrua Liver d.trIiIT. uufrFlt. sff..t.
I rspsfisnc' severe ptil trr1nUt..fI tI 80
rtrnst de-c ~ ne'ter Ihan h col. .rrrn 80.
~ D. ssUsafipa. To aFHuF nf If Hasa.r. i II. .
tosf eafafsnns NHna 81 co. nsHH r.af..-..
~rnpiaysa IN sufh clsrs tsi sHT ff rf .r.. =.
w., m iims o. 90 So ialf ur 80 ura... fa !.
issd % ny busiasss lhIt c1fffri a lfrIli 4.
Yrsr.
FIsally NJ Iiafi. q frufsIf nfffs rr. ..,
rs.te.i ynur FANlEfff hiHfuI narrt..'
at mt co. fna iFrf. / ffI n"f .afr. II.
sho 81 60 lrsf 10 a. H. rr fNr a n..f ~. !.
81 relief. - psin rssse|i ssaF. arI nIfl. rrf
I r-1ssirst "a 3 49, a. rrifI sui I.fr.f rr n..f
sifnnof 80 frnfr 1Iitfss NHiHHH o. ed 81 II
a. .uInF fTt.n. 4 rtrnsf tf.f.f ftrr... b. i.
p1ssis' - ID ~ ntfli keanr i.a FhFuUfF
a. m o. tar tf tsI ID i foa f1aIf.rfr m. I..s.r
q les ffTa lfs H.Itllsl HaEr fl..|l ...- 4. q
ffa frf.i aasF 81 mT fiHr.is trf rrr .rIrr
anrss lTu.s fIuII. M. INHrfk
lfi Aiskauiff AFfnas.
NJ Psp.no o. 1Is q Aht1l'f fIf tnf .....f
- rcsiirnts, cot caassrts % ihe la.I..I 10 n
ihe a1HFr .ff
-. -. 4 ksssstI. Farfa.fs s.I .a-r---.
Red 'si, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Hacking. Irritating Coughs. Colds, ~ Throat
cured ~ .Roash on Coaghs" troches' i,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
Parry WouE

"RouGu ON TooTHscHE
Instant relief for Neuralgia, roOthache, face
sche. Ash for Rough on roothache IS add
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
AYERS
Cherry Pect0ral.

No ether complaints are - insdious IN thsis
sf,ass asthose affecting the threat AMI iunci
,oue o. ,r,ael With ~ the majority q sufsr.
sr. The ordinary cough o. eold. resulting
p<rhsp- from q tinins 90 uneonseious a.
pnsurs. 70 often bat The heEinuing - fAiAi
sicAncr. Atrn's curnnf frCIoasL has
vsn proven ia sfcasy Ia fofty ysars' rfhs
with threat sad isrT diseases. and shosid 10
s.ksn IN all eAses slghcut dsiay.
T.rrthis Cough cur~s.
.f,t.ffIt. "A severe cuii vhish Effected
nv ianrs. hsI trfutie cousht sd pesssi
nirht anar nght uithout sleep Ihs do.,efs
ssse me ~. 4 tired AtTa's Curnnt ite.
sosAL ~Lish relieved NJ lunrs. irtuesd
sissp. ant Afforded me tie ret nseesssfy
Zoe lie recover. q NJ sifsns,h' -
eoutlnusl uss n the fTcfonAt Tsfms-
rsni ssrs as effected an nes :. is.r
oii. haze AL hearty. ant An satlstsd ieef
sannEs lHsFoHAL saved me.
HUnkCn fkinnA0Tnfh
Eosiinsham. ". Jaiy Is, issA
Croup A Mothers rribuss.
"whis IN ne eoun,ry last Writer ny hits
by. tLfes YEAR "a, as tsAsn ~ rih efoeg'
n seemsi a. n 10 uoud DIE ffom sirants-
iatlon. ous n The fsn.ilY suggested ne 10.
81 AYEH's CmrHnY fnsrohAt bcttle 81
vhish sas aisays tsgt n Tie house. ms
ga tfis.l in snail ani frsqueut dosss. snd
% ar dsusht ln less than half an boar The
ltiis patient as bfsaihlrg easily. Ies aoe.
90 sali that The tuInHN iItfosst lad
sArcl ~ dafNu.'s he. Can fou s0ndsf ~
or sratltuisf sIucsrsiy ,curs.
Mrs. fnmk GurNrr."
10 West issth 81. Nss ioTs. hsr u. is>f-
-fha,s Nd A,ru's CarnSv rgcrosAL
~ NJ family o. several fsafs. and % 40
hesitate O. lfullnalfe n fhs nost sneeteh
rsu,say &c eous1' al eoA,s - hs,s ~"
Lac Crystal. Ni.n.. MassS u. issi
"fsursrsa fof sishi yssr, frcm nfcnshiis.
ant sfief tffins many fsuisdifs 9Th - sne
e~ss as eufsd ~ ths uss n ANtHsCHrn
NJ frfroaAI JusTru WALpks."
pJlsi.A. Miss. AEFii 5 isss.
II cannot ..y srcush in praise q kvtss
CurHnV rrfrnnkf. hslstius 40 30 hst
tut a. lts 90 ! shoui Ans slnss lave d,si
iron lans tfuutlss y hhASp0s'
rsis.ll..s. Tss-s. Arfn .. iss4
10 cas-. q an sfcstioa a the threat %
luns. cas-. shish eanno, - greatly rsnsvsa
b. ths uss a Arrn's CHrnnr frcfosAL.
AM sni aisays eurs vhsn he dssAss
~ slfssiy bsJond The eostrol q n>iiein<.
rnrraRED ~
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

n you are falling. broksn. worn out AMI ne 2
vou.. u.s. "welis Health konsser- o.. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Asa for Wells" Rough On COfns- sc ouicA
eomplete cure. Hart OF son C1rns. bunion'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18
IIHaEr PAINS

Clear. out RAt.. Nic.. reaches. nie.. ants. bel
bas-. skanks. obipmunks. gophcfs. IL. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

No. you are losing yoar grip on nfs. Try Well,
Health Reaswef.@ GOss direct W veal spots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

(" Rough on Itch cures numor.. Euption'
rins~orm, teller. salt rhsnm. frosted iesi. ehi
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.


Correspondents on practical agricultural Top.
irs Il soilcited. Address All Recommendations
Intended for this department 70 Mr. hskssn.
AZ fryebafE. Maine.