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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

No ward, are wasted ia tbs. model
pine essay q Mr. ID " Curtis. read be-.
fore the Wisconsia DaifYmsn's Associa-
ton
Cous.-Sslsct eo~. rich ia batter
making qasliiies
Fed Pasture, should BE- dry. free
from slough holes. veil seeded -iih dif-
ieren, Kind. o. grasses. - that god feed
!. assured II timothy Or clover. eui ear
y and cure properly. Feed cora stalks.
pumpkins, and plenty o. snsil,gs IN The
sinicf.
Gram Corn AID oats. corn and hran'
oi.meal IN small quantities
HHsr let cows drnk only such va
ter a. you would yourself
C1rs. and cleanliness.
Mtisg.-Brush the udier 10 free Il
from Impurities MIA IN clean barn.
sell ventilated. quickly. ohee'fally. with
clean hand. and pail. seldom change
mixers
Care u Mit.-s'rAin while warm
,ubmers, in water .; is9 Open se,-
ting 90 Q
!Shm-ai ~ hours AZ q hour.
Care ~ Cream Care must be eSef'
eised 10 rpen cream by frequent stirring
keeping il a. 90 degrees until slightly
sour
Lfensils better have one Gov les'
than De wiihou, Thermometer. Churn'
without inside fixtures. Lever batter
worker Keep clean.
CiurH,ag. Stir the cream thoroughly
temper 20 90 degree. warm o. cool
With water. Charn Immediately when
properly .oured. slowly a, first. With reg.
ular motion. IN 90 10 80 minutes. When
butter Is formed in granales the size OF
whea, kernels. draw of the baiiermlk
wash with cold water and brine until 20
trace Of butter i left.
Working and SAILING IL, the water
drain out. weigh the butter; salt. one
ounce 10 the pound; in sal, on the but
ter and work with lever worker Ss' two
70 four hours lightly re-work. pack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
HINTS

save fence by feneins cattle in instead
Of oat-Thorooghly clean And disia'
Zee, al vaults. ,ink-drains. ee'sPooh. pr
vie. and other receptacle. q 9Th -
Extra feed given fsrrow COW during the
winter all pay in milk and butter dur
ing the winter aud beef in 'Prins. -
Doh', forget to give ell young stock
some kind Of grain feed Ia order TO keep
them growing dgring the trying season
kno.n a. " between hay and gas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
Some time during ,hi. month 3

Some time during this month get
together the sand and loan which will
be wanted for the ko,.beds, and place !,
where !, can be 20, ., when wanted and
where il will not be frozen Also gather
leaves for the same purpose and for bed
ding. Where the woods are handy the
leaves can be gathered cheaper than 9TH
or bedding can be bought. and they make
the compost heap little more valuable
than the addition Of straw or sawdust-
Trdascripf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

DOMESTIC EcoSoAY lie len her 10 the
wsg IN at the market sfter selling BIZ po-
tstoc-, aud a. he started OF she called 10
him
Remember. JOhn-get twelve yards OF
dark .colored calico, aud be sure 10 ask II
IL will WASH"
when he returned twenty minutes later,
she held out her hand for the package he
carried, 0at he tossed 10 Into the wagon
with the reply
"Diint get no caliker."
"whyf"
Well. I dissivered that plug tJbscksr
was coming up aud esliksr ~as going
down. sni made up my mind you'd bet
ter wait"
That settled II with her. She hsased :
Sigh OF two over the disappointment. ani
then her contented look retained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
Why lin wxxr TO CANADA csnadl

Why liz wKSr TO cASApA- "A CsnAdi.
On. meeting In Canada Q gentleman from
Louisville. kindly asked
How Is your health. and how did you
happen TO leave 20 fourishing q place ~
Louisvillef"
"well," said the sxiled Louisviller, ''ls
Was very unfortunate. bot blame myself
entirely. Instead Of getting . city ONCE ]
went into business. Ny necessities CON-
polling me 10 steal. I stole Then ] hsd to
&c. III could have got some place where
I could have stolen from the city, might
have been % this moment happy mao,
st home and In the bosom OF my family.
Now, stranger. N you ever 70 70 the Un'
ltd States, don't 90 into bosinessi 20 Into
pcli,icsi"
The Canadian wss 90 touched that he
Immediately loaned the gentleman from
Loeisvills Is. and tsrssd away 70 eosesal
his emotioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

A GEEar SUfFEEEE is50. william
York va. great sar-rvr IRON dysPepsis,
b.lo1.noss. and NON kidnsy complaint
Fo1f bottles % l. y. Atwood. Blttsrs
entirely restored him The true ariiels
bears TIE sigusiure % L y. Atwood
Also. trademark " l.. y" BE not mlslsd
~ the = gaatgre % Que Wood" nor % oue
" Moses = Atwood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Gs, bilious. have heavy headaches, mouth
foul. yellow eyes, etc. All the direct result
% Impure blood which can b. thoroughly
renewed aud enriched with kif.
ney.wort ltacts al The same time on The
kidneys, Liver and Bowels and has more
real virtue In . package than can b. found
In any other remedy for the same class Of
diseases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

-Thi. month j. a good time to clean
up al the machine. and farming tools,
and pa, them away fOr the winter A
good coating Of oil upon the irOnsork to
keep !, from ru.,ing. and a Goa, Of pain,
on the woodwork. to preserve !, from the
weather. will make them almost as good
as new next year. tina, is II they are good
now. This applies to farm carts and
wagons as we'll as TO other implenr-''
There is no better month 70 ,.i'a Z
than this. as the pain, dries moderately
r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

A coagh OF cold taken between nov
and Chris,mss frequently lasts al winter
TIL. Il certainly The ease with people Who
have weak lungs. The most convenient
reliable aud Inexpensive remedy i Johu-
son. Auodyue Linlmeut II !. ~ be used
Internally ami externally
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

SINCE LAST OcroBER have 81 nsre'i IRON
acute Inflammation In my nose an bead
oftsn In the night having 10 get up aud In
hale salt water for relief My eye has
been, for q week a. time, 50 could not
see have used no end Of remedies, also
employed q doctor. who SAID u wr I'm
pure blood-bat I go, no help. ! used
Of friend. vas fslthless, but Ia few
days Was cured. Ny nose now. and also
my eye, Is we'll II IL wonderful boz
quick IL helped me- Mrs. George 8. Jod'
sou, Hartford. Conn. Easy 10 use. Price
so cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

For Kidney a. rinary or Liver Complaints
Dlah~ts.. Bdght. Diseases. These Us
eases .hoad nOt be- tNmPfrei With ~ ~
log spufiou. medicines. CLOWN BfftkNs
has proved - taonsanis snf,rnt With
these diseases - b- surv cor. SOIL ~
efywhsrs Pfics only 81 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Lat winter We warned our readers
against buying the large packs Of worth
iss. horse Al cattle powders, and a. 10 l.
nov time b begin % use them. we again
urge them not 10 throw away their money.
sheridan. Powders are strictly pure, bot
se know o: 90 Others that are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Janltor o. rs wife. Who has hang he
water pail ca Tie gks ici l-"BrltgeI NE
isrun' d.d Mr.. Levystraas tel ~ % pat
his pal % TIE gAs
Britgsi-"No. Pat; but be Was snsi
sny Ia the gas vss iAkiug sharv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

There IL woman out In MIchiean who
has had nineteen children In the past
twentyt~o years. sni the other women
OF the toxp have organized an obligation
club with III motto. II Down with monop'
oliesi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
scorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Coz LIVER on, WIN HYrorHo.rnIrEs'
Moa Tal1abis fgr CoAsumpfioa aad De.
ba1y.
DR.. n. G. RkKD, OF Columbus, o, says
81 have used your Emnlslon In all cases
requiring the Cod Liver on ami Iiypophos-
phitss. aud do not hesitate. 10 pronounce
10 the lest yet brought before the public
especially useful Ia consumption and de-
Inflated conditions"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Mrs. l. " Bates. Who l. q, present %.
HANGING the attraction. ~ Saratoxs. car
rissa 5000 fan. We can readily under.
.tand hos one ssye - thst fan would
bring a man ~ bis knees qaicksr than All
the plou. Influences ~ hls yOuth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Al MAJ at Consy Island has rooted HI.
new house entirely over with fr.ei clans,
which are quite plentiful Al thu, place this
season % the year. We dont see Why {
man should want roof q last forever,
thouuh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

III Pefsin. writes from Eafops "A have
seen has one drunken msn IN Franc.
SsliEerlsnt an B,Vsna" Ahi sam nan
10 every place. vhf We'll. CONE hon. H.
cone bone Eafope i ho kini % a plsce
Tor thst klnd ~ msu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

when DO yoa think of celebrating your
wooden wcddlngf" asked one Burlington
man ~ smother.
"Shh o. va. The caatioas reply don't
mention "a There ate slreaiy TOO many
broom sticks snd rolllng plns ln the house
already
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

no" said Mrs. Highly. "now that
Sunday breakfasts are 80 fashionable. ]
really 90 not get time 10 attend church
any more bot | send Que % the servants
% 30 In the pew snd pat my card on ,he
plate. understand rs all the 60 how In
Resting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
An IlousEkEKrERs

should use J,aEs PyLKs Ps,RfISE IN their
washing and save time Ani lsoof. IL may
b. used without iujary N the naest fabric.
A. cleanser Il il unsurpassed. Beware
81 limitations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Ina Chinese newspaper the columns ne
gin a. the bst,om Instead Of a. th@ top j,
l. pleassn, b. note the bland smile ~ .
Chinese Publisher when h. signs . contract
70 pat p,isn, medicine al a. TIE up OF
column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Ss-KsEr IN rus fAsHfoS. The Ola
m0nd Dyes alssys do more than They
claim IN Color over that old dress. II
sill lOok like new. They are warranted
Toe. Al I'll druggists. Wells, Rlehsfisor
a Co Buriiugton. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Bay Ram l. cooling ani pleasant 10 use
That besrlns the name ~ j. Holt Co
gives better satisfaction thsn any other
Call for A. Hoiu Co.'S, AMI take No
other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

A gentleman who was diuing with Z
Young married couple In kinsas asked "a
thsr abruptly. "Evrr hat . eYclone heref
Ths yoang people looked guilty Al each
othsr hlushet ard changed the subject
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

There are two ways ~ looking At this
question, /" said q bank president ~ q ten.
persnce meeting (Which l. the safe side
"Cansds, shouted q smsll boy In The gal
lsry. and then the audience became lost Ia
reflection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Al. Hal AL 3. Eqaery, Qsery. s,
Abr.ige. bridge 4. Narrow. arrow. 5
EsiAie. state. g. Cod. OLD. 3, olive live.
=. Atone, tone.
Time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
"Iunasr,,.nd ,Aal oarEI.r. s0.sIei y0a

"Ya. Abr dey dond dAke Anytlngs
Were they frightened away
VA. der low brices marked on der go0t.
frightened dem away Blme-by dsy come
roandt IND bay der berry same goots. Und
dot 1. cheaper den stealing. Dot ish .
t.veluf dollar overcast take 10 for dhree
dollar"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Good cor pains. aud cool for sprins,
Good for fro-t.bitss aud chllblsins,
Good for burns, howe'er severe,
Goes. then whst I should say here
WHY Great American Speclnc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

W.-CEoss-woRp E>t0NA-
NJ frst - In BOY. bat not In msni
NJ sccoud i ln role. bot not In ran
Nv third l. In sky, bot not In cloudi
Nv f0arta i In scornfal. bot not 10 proud
Nv fNh - In rise. bet uot In fall;
Nv sixth j. In fence. bat not Ia val
Nv seventh me sane A. my third youu
frd.
ny whole a book sPoet blind.
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
CAUTION

A IL PERSONS sre hsrttF fsrbiddeu harbor
n az of trusfIaE safah ofaF ~ ~ account
a. ] a1all pa ~ nLla contraCtai 1F ~. ~ =
urusiIlai snI -. '.Irta - knnT frr ~ ~ 10
she has IN sthsut any fault On ny Part an
axaInsi nv sishes.
~. Fnls. %. D.. issl MARY A GRAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

could get 20 relief ! oegan using henry
a Johnsou's AruicA Oh Linimcni, ani 10
ten days ~ TIE use % bali = bottle | vas
cured. NAruAS JESErr.
East HNidAm, c. y"
BAxter's Mandrake Buffers cure al dis
essss arising from Biii0usness. y. II.
Downs Vegetable Bslsamlc kuxir cures
Coagas. Colds snd Consumption.
IN Dan NOT HarrEN IN MANS. - II
link can beat you for the drinks this
morning. sad a sesdy lndlvifual enter
.ng bAr.room. "wll you shaker
"weii. I don't mind trying 10" replied
he accommodating proprietor.
The result % three throws Of the dice
"a. that The stranger lost each time.
wei. thatu 90, said be. give rs
tie drinks"
Aner ne liquids were slowed away. the
stranger cool.y started oct, without ofcr-
lng % settle TIE biiL
"Iloid on. called Oat the proprietor
YOU Owe me thirty cents
"A guess not, sad the stranger, A. he
opened the door: Il said could beat you.
and guess I've done H."
-Roush 90 Eats- clears Oui Rats. Nice. ise.
"Rough On Corns- Cor CONS. nanios.. 80
mia people. ~wsus Health Rsne-er'' ~
stores heaiin ans visor. cures Dyspepsia. etc
~Eoash On roothashs.- instant relief Ise.
vAcliy donr fan 70 Try Wells Heath Renew
-naeha.PainA.- great RiaDsy AMI urinary
me-, roaehe.. ant.. bs.i. buss rat. ana mice.
cleared oai ~ . A0ash On E-ts.- Ia
-Eoash On Coashs.- troshs. ise liquid. sc.
Dor chilren, sio~ IN development. paay ana
teiiosts. as :" Wells Health Esns-er." o.
~Roagh On Dentist tooth powder Try n
Nervou. Weakness. Dyspepsia serusl Delhi.
49, cured b. " Wells IleA n ksnssef.- o.
Mo- her s~ans worm syrup. Cor fsveri.hne-s.
sorms. coastipAtion, tAstsles- &c.
singing. irritation. M Kidney and Urinary
COMPLAINTS eurei ~ : boeha psios o.
Nirht susafs. fsrer. china. malaria. dyspsp-
"a. cured - Wells Heath Rsne~er.-
Ny husband write. a lsdy) /. three time. the
man since usins Wells Health Rsne-er-
nyou arr tniag, broken. worn out and nsr
49, - 49, sA"-tN- - -"
Prevalence o. kidney complain, IN America.
huchn.pAiha" isa qaick. eompls,s cure o.
WILLIAM DIDN'T TELL-He vas about
setting Out on joarney. when the old man
tOok hin ~ the hand and said
william. my son, you are going 70
New Yorkf-
Yes. father"
The bulls and bears viii dlskiver that
yoa are nom the great cOrn-oelt region,
and you viii be asked about corn. Nov,
william, when . bear makes Inquiry OF you
tell him we're all baked out BY droutb,
and corn won't be half crop
Il see"
And when q bull puts the same question
teu him that the warm weather "a making
The corn grow until the noise Keeps us
awake nights"
"Yes"
but n anybody says beans 20 you. pause
and consider. We havent Got . bill OF
corn 10 worry over. bot N you 90 stamping
around New York. and give IL away that
we've got twenty-five acres OF beans pod.
ding out like an sldermsn's stomach, 700 u
nsttsn the price, and ksep as on sassafrAs
tss al winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
Attention L La: ~ ss..

Ans@@~s~. largest anu bcst
ssisvr.d s,ssk 81 L-ssss' st.s prs.s eeess:
Nm. A. F'Oshiaghsn, shos Dealer So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
Eur,ms Tired p..Iius.

AlAdy tell. US "the ars, bottle has done
my daughter great deal Of good, her fool
doe, not distress her nov. nor doss she
suffer from that srrsns tired fssliag which
she did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla- -
A .econd bottle effected q cure. No other
PREPARATION contains such q concentration
u vitslizing. ennching. purifying and invig
Grating pr perties az Hoods SAnaparillA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED nv d. wnKrR McKKkS.

on practical agricultural top
IA. ~ solicited. Address all commun icstions
Intended Cor this department "a MI Mckeen.
~ fryeburg. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

~ - AliN T AAA ANh'-ttNs
l. tbs was the chorus o. The heavenly
host
. rs cone, b., sinners Ike The aarI-
ness most
D ms shoe, Ike mighty laundering.
arose
4 rs lAsi Ia victory NOS, dread OF
foes.
s. Thls or,rirg with our prayers shoald
always blend.
Tits o. A.m whoa Col 10 love did
seuf
From his king's house twss aid
Ncs.ah shou'd spring.
f. Tbs does be make for ~, oar Priest
ard kiug
y. wbai tine mus, mar The dsy Ofgrscs
scceQif
o. By What great power 10 safety are
sc kcpt
m Place where Jesus o. BIS love did
TEL.
wAen resting f1r q While BY jacobs
scl
TIE initsi letters vii luieed proclAln
The loyal news that Chris, - P1oi4sh
came. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
AYERS PILLS.

AYERS PILLS.
t.,r. r.o,-,s,loa a ths diseases Which
sauss hanaaa safsflng resat from dsrsnss-
psnt a shs stomach. bossls. and liver.
ssra's CkTnAhgic Pills act directly upoa
80 organs. ani are especially Designed 20
cue tAs dl.eases ssused ~ thsif deranxe-
neat. incialiug Constipation. indisss-
ton. D,spcpsls. Headache. Dyssetsry,
All a al 4 oiher aiimsnts. for All a
VfIsh they are a safe. sure. prompt. All
r,-..snt raaeir. - sxteas.ss 49, a thsss
lIlls b s.aIftut physicians la rsgulaf Tfae'
-. si1fs uanilfakatiy tts ssiimatea In
ualsa ti,y 49, LsI ~ tie medical Esofss-
ga.
Tsese rlffs sfs eonroanisi q vegetable
fuiafarcss cliy. AID ars Absolutely free froa
oAlolasl 90 az cslsf lnlafiols insfsdisnI
A Sufferer from Headache writsst
.AyrHs PuIs are invsiustls % ne, AMI
AZ ~ e.a.iss, , s ,s .s.,i. A. ~ ssss
riiis are The only thru could loos n
I. eiHf enc de- I'll guickif move M
Nf 90 ice ny bead from Iain. thfT
i.e i. 1 suseilss and N easiest lhy,.s
...e ffrf fHuni nsa pleasure a. ms -
as n uhe.f yra'ss. ani ! alsals DO %
va rs0r. - W. = rses a nro"
llaualu Be-. l..caa.Uli. a.. Jans ,. is,4
- have "a AyrR's rfLLs IN runbsF.
b. ltsfanfrs az recommended ~ Ics. an
haze rrfrf knuau them O. fail o. accoaIllsh
o. desired result We cuusiantiy tssp hen
o. hani af Our home, At yuIs them a.
I'ftsanf safs. and reliable family medicine.
boa DYSPEPSIA thss are insalnahie.
>. q. uANrs"
Nssia Tesas. June n. La.
To REV. rnasCfs ~ HAntnwr. writing
from frIafi Ca, saYt lof suus years
rtsf I have tosn futiect a. cnrrtgatl1n.
tom Ehirh. iu syifs - ths use q msii-
fnrs q tafl1us tinia. I suffered iueftafing
|nrnufrnIenre. uutl suus uOnths asp
irfaa takinE AfEH's ftttk. ItsY have
fnIflf r1Tfecird ths c0stIfs tat't aui
haze rtfilI impfofed ~ general hsalih.'
Afrns CArukHric fitfs correct irresa-
hnurf ~ ths tosss. sumuiats Ne 49,
uis at igefilan. aui ~ Their pfong, al
taarougi acton eve tie AL vig'f " Ne
ull.a lal1cal ccnnnmy.
rarrtErp nv
Or. &c. AYERS Co., Lowell, Mass
sal y al Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

ANswEEs TO PvtrtEs % L,sr wKKs.
l.-Saw-horse.
lie that = Dot with me i against
ne. AT be that gaiasrcth not With me
atiercth abroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

To DAVE AVIAN RArs.-Msry Hailem
writes % the American Agriculiarist that
rats have so strong an aversion 10 the odoF
% peppermint that they will not enter the
rooms OF bins where IL prevails. She say.
Of the peppermint plan,
we place II In the oats. rye, OF corn,
when they are broagh, In, and some goes
under the plg.sty. Though Ne no longer
have any rats. We continue % use THIS
plant for fear they may conclude 10 make
a. . visit"
Ifthls IL 80. In the absence OF the plant,
probably few drops OF the oil Of pepper
meut would answer the same parpose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
Freedom Notice.

no AL % shCu the.s prsssuts ny soms
ttis Il O. csrtIfr m a ., the a. ersi mel nave
tnis dsT. o. q c1as derailra o. ~ pait. sven O.
NJ m'nor so. urWsrf q MHKiul b. tine %
~ e al 49, lor himse'f I ssrssiag n1t . eta.
any OF - ssxrs aitef tais dats. ana fhall psy ~
dbl % ~ contracunT tor snF purposf utatsf
sr. HkNRlErrA SAT Npkks.
WInsss-IOrIs ~kCsDaEs.
WTrra1 ga TTIF TssI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
ENiGNA
nrwnnse.f OILS lefters

MI. 6. s.. Is. 2. =. 10 vas botet fcr
bravery.
nv b.. IS. p. ~. "a. :. ~ IS country 70
NhIch nv whole wAs once unpleasant
MA m. n. ~, 10, Il prominent
hcior 10 any rebellion.
Nv whole - somsthing % which Ameri-
cans are prOad.
LEH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04

Ia ne winter % ISIS. w.s eobnne'i
o. the hoase thrcc OF four months AMI 70
thc I'D four weeks with Rheumatism. !
couid gct 20 relief ! oegAn using Heury
a Johnsou's AruicA on Linlmcni, AMI 10
ieu days ~ ne use % bali bottle vas
cured. NAruAS JEwErT.
East HAitAm. c. "
BAxter's Mandrake Buffers cure al dis
easss arising from Blnoasness. y. II.
Downs VcgetA1ie Balsamlc Elixir cures
Coughs. Colds and Consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-04
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

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when was travelling.
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You may BET
lie carried my trunk.
And a. ,sAols he charged.
Quite my cents,
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tsnce placed 10 their order give The name
OF trce. The initials % the trees correct
N afrsuged. give the name Of popular
American author.
I. Hiram iefl OF loading yesterday.
LAara ran cheerfully home again.
81 Etisrly ladies ride every day.
o. saw Ralph enter.
Paal aud Merrill left early.
g Come. show o. every ripe peach.
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