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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
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THE EFFECTS or KIND TREAT
MFNT on YOUNG HORSES.

I, would h. dihculi 10 End preiiier
sight than that Of Ton Cannon mssing
friend. With one q his young one I,
seems 10 be hi. rule never TO 70 up 70 the
horse. bat 10 lei the hofss come 70 him.
some Of the hish.breJ. sensitive little
creature. are extremely nervous. When
their master zoe. into their box they e.,
a. Gar from him a. possible. and eye hi'
proceeding, ,usPieiously They show a
disposition 10 star, from biz hand. bos-
ever gently !, /. ouis,re,ehed. and this
they watch A. kr, With apprehension.
Presently they hook up to HI. face. see
the kindly smile. hear the persuasive
tone. Of his voice. and BY degrees. 9th
their .of, little rnuszle- oo,s,rc'ehed, only
showing Sigh, tlmoroasnes, by the move
men, Of their ears. they approach him.
A snif seem. 10 have wonderfully re-
assuring eject | never sAw ons ,ha,
va. 20, very sOoa assiling IL dainty lit
de head and rubbing il. nose oonhdingly
.sAin., Il, master, s,.deaily approaching
earr-.e. and .of, word. The spectacle
1. delighifal for man who loves AMI
mall. feel certain ,ha, II sAchem had
been a, Danebury-or rather a, Hoagh-
,on-when he Vas foal. there would
have been no occasion to pad his bon.
Who can say. too, VIA, effect this ma-
tuAl confidence between man and horse
may no, have when the race comes to be
rum Tia, young horses invariably do
their bes, when Tom Cannon ride. them
/. notorious, ye, he treats them as care
fully a. IL they were bis children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
fCouafry csuiiemAu
MAKING HIRED "HELP' PROFIT
ABLE.

49, C.us'rs Gesf',aIa
There afc May reasons Why hired
help j. often 10, more pfoaiAble. and a
few Il ,hr reasons Ar ehrgeAble against
,he farmer. a. vel a. ne grca, many
asain., ihs help have no doubt ,ha,
a great many men would be dear help
sv,n Il they only were 10 have their
board f1r The latter i cash oommod-
10y IN Ohio. valued a. Sis per month 10
common board. Many men and boys
DO 90, actually earn TIA, amour, No,
~ DE laboring class. howcver, are ready
and wiling 20 earn every cen, q ,beir
wages. ard will DO Il II the ~oik i fur
ni,hsl them. aad the employer PlAn'
The work ahead. and shows them where
ii ..
To employ labor PROBABLY. the farms'
mus, have an idea q VIA, he Is going %
ai,,np, to DO. ani then aim to ialhll Il.
Never 20 know shat i % be done until
after breakfast. and quite a. often drop
one work for another during the day,
~ill result IN small showing. The
possibilities of DAY are thus often sac
nfced hu, Il al costs. and makes the
fauare Ill ihe mote visible. Farmers
often keep help engaged on jobs that
cannot pay. and farm work i ef,sn done
out Of place. oa, Of season, and At dis
advantage. Often a JOB comes up which
"must BE- done" no posiPonemeni pos
sible Ind must BE- done 10 the neglect
Of what would have proved Paying in
yes,meni Of .Abof. Had the frat been
performed when i wAs in order, the acc
ODD could have been attended TO in sea-
son. Thi, neglect. or lack Of order. Is
charged 10 " Improbable labor" a, the
close q the year
Farmers who are Away. fixing up.
and only partially doing the work, in
stead o. doing things the bes, when the,
are a, il. cannot make labor profitable
because there !. no end in view, and no.
thing permanently accomplished II Ia
Dor eanno, be 80 employed tina, the re-
suit. are enhanced. labor is Always dear
bu, When lots are improved, crops in
creased, and general results enlarged, ther
it pays.
hired man is to do chores aat
"po,,er" about. and accomplish no,hins
10 the end. the farmer loses the man.
board and wages. and even more, for Thu
a. rule always draws upon capital j
the employer Is energetic, keeps spae'
with the times. hire. good help. and pay
living wages, i, is rare tina, We hear hin
complain Of poor help, OF unrewsrded
expenses. Keeping help on ineonsequen'
lisl work, labor that can have no return
and mismansged and misdireted labor
cause two-,hirds Of the complaints abou
poor. cheap labor and OF help no, earning
their wages. D.. o.
Ufsfsrn Rsserrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
fNI Farmer

SOWING CLOVER IN SPRING.
Tia, old s,ereOsyPed recOmmsnds,ion
70 sOw clover ICED on the snow 10 March
--~hieh i published every spring In the
agricultural columns Of the Newspapers
is beginning 10 be criticised. a. u
should Be. by the farmers Who have
tired Il. and Loaf their seed BY the oPsr.
alton
A Contributor 10 the Ia1iaas Farmer,
give. to ,hA, paper hi. experience in SOW
ing = ,iI,y-sere whea, field 20 clover in
the spring. The hri twenty acre, were
s,~n the la., Of fsbrr AIRY. aud the resul,
vas lee. than half ",iand" q clover.
The second 70, vas sown q month later,
and did a little better. but !, came uP a
banche.. caused by the rain drifting he
seed before Il 60, rooted. The Jas,
twenty asrcs wcrc so~n the las, week in
April. and gave a. foe stand Of clover
a. one soald ask Coz. The grOand was
huroved With a Thomas smoothing bar
row. and the ~hrai seemed b. benefit
EEL a. much a. The clover.
Ano,her ~ri,er objects 20 vcfy early
.o~ias. bu, advises waiting until a haf'
ros and team can be used 10 loosen the
surface. % that every seed may start and
grow where Il falls.
We would TsPeA, uha, ne have i'd
vi.ed before. TO BE- sur % follo~ re
harrow With a god roller Ia firm the
ground after the hsuosins. and 10 plant
the seed % q. 10 ensure gerrnina'ion and
srowth. There ~ill be grea, many
6ells in New Ensland that gill neei r.
so-ing TO clover this sPfing. AMI II the
work IL properly done. Il ~al Be work
thu, will pay very great profit on the
cost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
No WONDER

That 90 msny people sluk Into untimel,
graves When We consider boz they neg
lect their health. They have Disorders
Liver, d~rsng~d Bo~els, Consiips, n
Piles OF diseased Kdness. hut they LEI !
40 and think they " vill get over H. u
grows vor-e. other and m"re serious com
plicstions follow and soon II Il too late q
save then IL such people would tab
kidney Wort n would preserve their lives
n acts upon the most important organs
purifying the blood and cleansing the sys
TEN. removes and prevents these disordsr'
and promotes health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

1t possible. give the hens something
to do. 1, j. when they are lOahng about
,h., the vice Of fea,her-sa,ing and Other
kindred evil. spring up. Don't Oserfeed,
bu, keep them on the lOOkOu, for the
neat meal. Scatter little grain among
the litter. aud le, them scratch" for H.
Do no, oyercrowd. for bird. mus, have
pure air. {. well As plenty Of feed and
water More room ia needed in ~in,el
than summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
THE POULTRY INTEREST.

49, sfs>sf's
Undoubtedly many Of our readers are
interested In the poultry business. or II
no, % already. are contemplating goins
into il a, no dis,an, date. and are anxious
to obtain all the Information possible upon
the subject. There are quite a number
u publications devoted to the interest OF
poultry raising. among which the POul-
nv Worli stands unsqualed.
To al persons Who wish 10 make pOrl-
Try raising business. We would say he
sure 10 take some such paper /. this,
read IL. Aad II you see hint, or SUCCESS
tons do no, Be af'aid to try ,hsm Take
every opportunity to inform yourself upon
al branches. and keep posted a, all times.
While We DO 40, advise buying fancy
stock, a. such. Ne would strongly rec
ommend q every one ,ha, he start well
equipped in every way. A little extra
expense a, the ou,se, will be more than
repaid In the increased value Of the pro-
ducts. Star, ~i,h some good breed for
general purposes; keep them pure. feed
veil. and success will attend you.
Many times Il i desirable 10 change
The position q a hen after she begins &c
III. anA this can he done with perfect
safety ia box Is made ia i.is manner
Take two boards eigh, or ten Zee, long
and ten o. twelve inches vide. place
them on their edges abou, one-half the
length Of common laih apart. fasien
them in ihi. way by mailing strong pieces
o. board. scro,. each end. then nail laih'
a,fc.. The top abou, three inches sPsi'
anl yea have movable pen u the
length q the boards used and ten %
tssive inches high BY abou, eighteen
niche, vide. Place this where You wish
thc ben 90 be sc,. make a nes, 10 me
cod. daiken 10 little. pa, IN few nss,
csg' ana place ihe hen upon them. She
all ,1oa become wonied. when these
ess, may b. removed ani those upon
~hich ,he {. o. - BE- PLACED under Der.
o. ih. way thsr, b. Plsa'y u ropm fo'
Gle ben O. move sfoand. g't her food
all dnnk. wiihlai bsias ~ al de
tltbcl by other ben. ani 10 da', bath
b, provided 90 much the better Plenty
% sulphur should b. 'pri.Eled upon the
ues, All ia,o ih, feathers y ihs ben 20
kul iht ,cfmin
We took ih, idea from ihs Amenein
Ag-iruifsris ADD. upoa inal. hat Il work,
admirably
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
Truth srR.SosR THAN Frcuox.

Read, poud.r aud prodt thereby.
Ksmp's Bslsam for the Throat and Lungs
I. conceded by all who have used u 10 en-
eel any preparations In the msrket - .
complete Throat and Lung Healer. AL
persons afflicted with that dreadful disease
-Consumption-will fnd speedy relief,
and In q majority OF cases q permanent
cure. The proprietor has authorized A.
n Gerry. So. Paris. n refund the mon y
10 any party who has taken three.foarths
OF . bottle without relief Price 80 cents
and ei. Trial sire free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
Spring Without Blossoms.


80 L.ss a. s.sd.
$780, % ns~tnoras's rucnss Cd see
OsbIss- 80 rees1 ~ rslnss 80 shsh Feor
CIiesri ffucteea. 80 tti tesa uu iastY in
rrlsossi s'scs b. ssfif msnheci. al kner t.s
rs..s.si - 10 e &C.. a. sasrs L. mr 49,.
plas.sf o. siss ne ~ haQp.aess" nsl 80
cosia BE- iops oaY Ia tart g. sesai Qf ssru
suashIus coe.siouany al trross ~ goom of .
Nss knE'sat aufanu dsY.
tas eurr e. Msssrs n.sfrx a c., ~. n
ruas of Peas Inslol.. n, ssTs n have 81
fsrei uatof nissrs ira "a iahsei freu carcair
t-sa.s eftte touvas "a q .srItosa, 90. go 'e'
- srvsf rala. . soaEhi fs.ief ti ias hssis 4
phytlc ans Of ever sctcoi a. asst even "a
tsrt snd fonesi'c rtur.ir urfsr &C. sun. hsrf
a at ouni In raRNIas ToNiC a. GO
pieis specsf- pfsVeruvs aai rurr Atferf Ia
Tsiusis usdIr.-r, sh.-t "a cr 90 stat uou
AGES coull io. IL euttff on .nf cffI ef uI
fstusr "a uy tsrrf isYs. 2 chrerir'r tnc
rssislanF artnos ia,iEs hs is-i
49, sNers So nsris ur iafroiHrInn io
tts people oi lsIasl ir as. n l1alluan
a. OF NJ raus L. stuu.ue aui ro'uuisrf oaif ar
49, "a sfsgaa-ci. raruav ~ saferiar hi e.
-, 49, tuos "a rase aeIL ~ L. go DO.
IcciIY re- lfUn ~ 90 irHun'fs 80 e - &C. In
80 Ila. aeFrIlI aHa II fAHhlh NoNlt
tefIua'irf e. 81 IatIro1 a. sfuaiatfs tI 40
rrsans rarrs sI mrufs p Inr UFrT. .lrrrF. anf
at flsea-ss uf D. Nlfad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

The wife u our esteemed cititsu. Mr
John Rowsll. while suf-nns under 81.
we're attack Of the Bla-s. tfied 10 commit
the crime % lufanticlde bot was prevented
~ the opportune arrival % a neighbor.
Her case has been considered ~ The best
doctors incursble. but Der husband "a.
hlghly pleased when ater using course
OF Sulphar Buffers - hnd that she vAs co
tlrsly cured -KiHgff0H HTrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Allow q cough 10 run until u gets be-
you'd the reach of m-diclue. They oftst
say, on, IL will wear sway. bat In mosl
eases Il wears them away Could they b'
Induced a. try the successful remedy csllet
k~mp's Balsam, which Ne sell on POSI-
tive guarantee In cure. they would immt
distsly see the excellent sfect sfter tAklrg
the nrst dose. Price SOC. and ~ o. TIT
al sire free.
Respectfully, A. NJ. Gerry, So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

The remarkable ssuiis In a di..asc -
universal and With such a variety 81
charactsristics ~ Catarrh. prove how
efisctuaily IlOod's ~arsaparilla acting
through the blood. rrachcs every part 81
tn human .y.frm. 4 mc'llcine. Ike
anvthing eise. can D. fairly Judged only
hf BE- r,.u'f. ~ nninf with pride D.
the . 1Yus r.,out iinod's >ar.aparila
D. TO lif.l li,. .i.sri- 90 ut.u.-suds
cod i... .r...... I lUaiaui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

yOlrnc BELr Co. MirsAal. Ma.
will send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro
Violate Belt. aud Eiectric Appliances on
trial for thirty days - men fyognE OF old
whO arr afflicted with ueryous debility,
lost vitality AMI Kindred troubies, guarau.
tesing sp-.iy ani complete restoration Of
health sni manly vigor Address 40 above.
B-Np rlsk j. Incurred. .. thirty dsys
trial l. aliDw~i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Headache. General Debility, Blliousness
snd Constipation. i Il r." Atwood
Bittsrs. trademark IL r." This i Just
IN celebrated medicine. BE not mlsled BY
signature Of one Wood, nor one Mos
e \. Atwood"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
AMnnn on CArrIoN.

Railroad msn. mechanics. commercial
travellers. base ballists. farmers. and 9th.
ers who labor out Of doors. arr pecullsrly
Liable n accident OF ipjary. TAoaas' e
lscfric Oh for bruises. barns. bites and
sprsin-. :, one Of the finest applications
yet devised
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
rurNpra fr DONx ruE A0g.

That for lsmsnsss. Tor rhsumsiism. io'
schs-. for pains. and Coz spfaias ~. IAon'
az Eciscfric Oii u positive sud rvliAnis
rsmvdy. Dr noaas heiecirie OF can o
purchased ~ any dfugglst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

fnstautiy l. none too quick % relieve
croap. Many ohiidreo have died While a
frs vs. making JoAasons AaofyHs La
irisaf gives Instant relief and l. a sure
cur. Half tessp)ouful on sugar Every
laml.T .loaLi kcep q Do the h0lse-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

fon rtS on rwuvE years ! have ben
severely sffi,cted with Catsrrh. Never Ne
fore found .ach decided relief A. from ny
Cream Balm. I c0osidsr myself cured. -
J. w. HUNTINGTON, Mecbanlcsviiie' y. "
Price 50 cruts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Qt,KrR Bftrsns These Bitiers are
compnanied from pare mstsrisl.. AMI frum
Ingredients which have hrsn relied on ~
ne most sn.insnt physicians la ths JniD a
States fr YEAR,. - p0s-essing The most
medical q vlthout disturbing ihe or
gaus not diseased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Rip Van wibkle slip, q good wbIls.
Yet had his sleep occurred about 50 years
$50, when DOwns's Elixir fret attained
is reputation. on swaklng be would hav,
hen able 10 recognize this ffiend OF ths
afflicted. and might have taken an0thei
twenty-five years nap. and walked ap u
iDd Downs's Elixir al the end OF half I
century the most popular aud the besi
Cough Remedy known. Also, Bsxter'
Bittsrs for Bilious Diseases. not so old,
but good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

There l. somsthlug heroic 10 silent sui
fering. though man with layer OF act
I've and energetic mustard on his chest
rarely thinks Of this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
spring poetry is on the decline

A thief In the night 10 yoar enemy. but
yoar wors, enemy l. that thief. cancefoas
OF scrofulous namor, that knsws ,os'
llfs blood gradually sway and should os
arrested nom your system by Dslbg Glow
m BfrTHns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

TmE most OBSTINATE c.sEs OF CAtaffh
are cur,d BY IN. u.e ~ Eiy's fream balm
the only agreeable remedy. IL i nots hl.
did or snuff and Is easily spplisd for cold
10 the head Il Is magical. Price 70 cent.
&c. aty'tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

In Advislog q medicine 10 Is best % b,
honest deception vii never do; the PEG
PIE woat stand H. 1t the truth be known
that Bardock Blood Biftsrs cure scrofula,
and al eruptions % the skin. THIS medl
cine Il soli everywhere By druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

rhc.s lsnxuid. tirs>orns srn~Atlcrs eansins
voa - aeel .c.rcsly abe. D. b. on year tsi !
hat coasiant ar.ia that - tssinr Z ON youi
sx.ssm al ~ furulsr elias icity driving m
bloo.n non year cnr~kss that coutiuusi sarah
up.rn your wal forcss. reatisrinE yoa irtita
HE and fretfa. caa essiiy b. removed ~ M
uss a. nat marvcloas rem ~, uop DntsIs
Irrcsnlarhlss ana oe-tructions Of yCuf :. stem
are relisxsd ~ ence. uhlls ne special cans
~ psricsilcai paia are permNnentIy removed
>oas rscsive - nnch o~oedL aad uoas are
~ proioandiy grateful aad shos sach al later
ssi IN recommending 'Hop Hiiters a. ~omen.
PEEL. N~s.s ss.is-
NY mothsr vss afa,ctcd iong tine ~ith
NeuraiEia and . dan hsavy. Ia i've condi
tlon % m .hols sy.tssn. h.a.i.che. nervous
prcstraiion and wss siuosi bsipiess No phf.
slcians o. lnesiicinss tti be- sny rooi rbres
monihs aEo ~ besan 10 use uop nluefs IN
.uoh GOD er-st thai shs .eeus ant fesls cuns
again auhoush over ~ yosrs ga Ne hmA
mere j. uo oibsr m~ii.lns "a b. - IN M
amlIy a isiy. ia rroviiencs
nnauroan pa. Nay A. l,-t
on has earcf Ne of ssversi disease. such 81
Nervousness. sickus.ss 81 tns Stomach. nonihh
trnatiss stc. ave uoi seen sick Gay iu e
NNAI NI.NH Z 80 wv NN||"NH 49, ~" 49,"
n.,rs - fharn NEs lkxxlr 0arNs.
$50 Iosr--A tour Cf turupg ttat cosi me
'sloo1 dons ne - Eoc-i thaa one roiiie oi
-l.usrs. thsy si.o eured my vif 81 nnceH
afsars nsrrous veaknfs.. sieeplsssrsss and
lrsrers.ar RM .Aunarn. =. 4.
MA Asshsstsy
ticr n.ttrrs Il not. Al snY seusf. en- alcoholic
bevsrsss OF nlaof. snd touii not bs soii 90
49, snrrrt % persons frsirous of ootaIuins
= rlg.iIClnHl uiIrrTH
cnrrn E.Uu 4 = Con iatsr1 Rev.
~ utoUufSCVitts. O. NAY q. II.
slEs-i havs tcsn tur.f.rr tsn Ycars AT
trls.l youf mou ullisis ana b. douo me more
roC.f than an ~ toCiurs. Ma nouSn
n-by ~as.d.
We ars - tnankfli to AZ that COR uurs'nE
uany - psrIuanerfIV CarcI 81 a danTUruus
anf rrlIrallssl Cl.nstI laflIrn ar1 fffFEu 'aflff
III fh nnssIs b. Co. o. uf uup nIfIrrs hY o.
ruoInrr. unirn 81 CO. ra.nn uHur rrsfnrC|i ~
e. psrirCi rralfr AL sfrsnEfh. -ttr rarruis
na.naafTr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

TIE silltsrailon OF coniitlon powders
has goi - such pitch that ous can nov
ouy pond PACK - iag aai as,ss Tor g
osuts. Therc i oEly oue kiud BON known
tha; ar strictly pare. and those are >Asri-
fra's Clnfifi1n furffrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

James who was trying 10 sew a nes
button on his coat, murmured They
say there's q new yatch that makes nneen
niles an hour. bot this thread makes TWEEN.
IN knots q minute"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

A fashionable color In spring feminine
goods IL "chslk-blae" New Workers say
that the pure country milk" sold In thai
city has been wearing this fashionable
color for years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

A New York man owns balldog that
weighs only I've and one-half pounds. II
this breed could be encouraged and intro
duced generally, love-msking would lose
half its terrors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

A dead frog wss found In q church or
gan In Georgia IL i Supposed that the
creature vas frightened % death by q row
a. = choir rehearsal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

DR. Oliver wendell liolme. has nndeuia
DIV written some very good verses 10 bis
time hut the best poems ! have ever pro.
duced. ~ says, "sre the trees ! planted
on The hillside
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

A Boston girl IN In love With gray
hslred odd man aud some Of her sequsin.
tsnces we're mean enough 10 say she bad
The sntlqne craze
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

There are Numerous new styles OF para
.ols displayed This spring. bat al will BE-
worn iast high enough % take out the eyes
% reckless pedestrians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

save undertskers' Hills by using DR..
Cnbonates bone pills. says an aivsr'
tissmsnt some families have doubtless
accumulated quite pile OF them by this
mefhot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
Vel, 4. true that ''care kllled ca,

u.vixa USED Elys Cream Balm
would say II 10 worth IL weight In gold
a. a cur, for C.tsrrh. Oee bottle cured
me s.A LovKLI, Ffankiin. Ia (se
-fxtt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

An Ugly tempered Old Mormon threaisn-
that II The newspapers % not withdraw
their trouhlssomc female cOrfcspon.
dents" from Salt Lake, be viii marry The
Whole LOT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Al s-te~m~i contemporary says that =
woman. head Is always op-u ~ = smile
There AZ. some meas mouths sf-ctsd In
tbe same msnner ani to greater degree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Some zoe ssk- "Ho~ long i man a
bridesroomf Not very loag 10 ma
.oriy OF cases be becomes short before
The wedding tour ends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

"wlil yoa help msi- asked the osndl
date o. the ward politician. Il ~ill. fOi
al I am worth. said the other. suggest
lively displaying an empty purse II was
ranl.nl.hfsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Most of ne doctors wlii ~ from one -
sixteen pre-criptious on Aslighi cold. when
IS cent bottle % Jsisin's fiue Tar Syr-
% would curs yoa. Al Holders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

JOURNALISTS CoNuNrNCNs
Q WAIST paP,r tsses lts name nom a
forvign coiuf
p What two papers are always f0ani
ln ne usrchsut's couutlux rcomf
O. what l. IRE brightest paper puo-
ushsdf
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aft.ricsf
81 what paper Is most lmmot th,cf
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footl
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err
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

You are the greatest woman ! ever heard
Of. said the bOy ~ bis mother, you Tel
me have bad temper and yet blame mo
for losing u"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

Impoverished persons desiring o. commit
suicide can nos rrlpics. Cucum0crs are
quoted A. ouly any cents apiece.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

WHEN Baby "a. .lek. ~ gave her Csstoils'
when an ss- q Chlia. she ert~d Or s-sofis'
WHEN she ~ss Miss, abe chung ~ ts .'rs..,,
when che had Chlldrcs. she gave them s@s"s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13

A Boston ~omsn has discarded her psi
pag ani goue 90 peitlng her husband and
'her set have gone back on her on ac'
coont 81 her p'ebsian tastes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
There's many q slip
rwlxt The Ice aui The BIO.
Win many pain territci
fof evry psin abd cvry sprain,
Use Great American SpcCi1c.

TIE camel /. the iieAi Temperance iutl.
vidgAl lie Il not q strict tcioialsf,
taouga b. seldom drluks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-13
A,,. ,sp,-....:, sG Il q T d.. -. ,sae..
onyosD. ss.-A,a coar,of rroe.,s held q Pa,

oxyokD, ss,--At courtof Probate held 81 Psrs'
within and for The County Of Oxford. on IL
third TUESDAY Of Apr, A. ID. lsst.
on The pssision Of ss-ael uoit Of Bethel. "a
Bsshsl, b. apys,inted Admial-lrlfor on ne sststs
Of fhsbs Hot late Of Bsthsi. 10 ssii County. Dc
oesseds
orssssd. Thai the sAia Petitioner rve see,es =
ordsr h. be psbiished three ve<ts succ~s.ivels ..
The Oxford D>mocrss. . B<wspep<r prsnee1 u
Parts, IN said cosaty. hat thsy nAy sppsss y
frobst~ osn - ~ h.i.s~s - rs<ss. sssin ed
al Nav ssrt' a sts~ o'eisck n the fbrenoot,
ed skou sauss " say tssy hsss afaisss ths ssns
tree espy-Atssssi n. c. DAVIS. hssisssr