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The sun., 1884-12-25


Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet; thas
constant drain that is taking from your system
al it's former elasticity driving the bloom from
your checks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering You irritable and fretful,
can easily be removed by the use Of that mar
velous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and
distractions of your system, are relieved at once
while the special cause of periodical pain are
permanently removed. None receive 80 much
benefit, and none are so profoundly grateful,
and show such an interest III recommending
Hop Bitters a. women
Postal Card Story.
was affected with kidney and urinary
''For twelve years!'
After trying all the doctors and patent medi-
cines l could hear of, used swo ootties OF
Hop
And am perfectly cured keep it
GAN tho time!' respectfully, b. +. Booth,
salisbury, Tenn-May A, 1883.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 8, 1875
It has cured me of several diseases, such az
nervousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly
troubles, etc have not seen sick day i'll q
year, blnce LOOK mop D1tBrs. All NY heiBh-
bore use them Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
"a, 600 Lost.
GA tour to Europe that cost me 5000, dOne
"me less good than one bottle Of Hop Bitters;
'they also cured my wife of fifteen years' ner-
vous weakness, sleeplessness and dyspepsia"
r. NJ, Auburn. n. Y
30 BLooMINGvuLE, o., May /, '79
SIRs-1 have been suffering ten years, and /
tried your Hop Bitters, and it done me moro
good than all the doctors.
The sun., 1884-12-25

Rev. II D. Groves,
Clarksville, Mo. Pastor M E. Church.
The sun., 1884-12-25
MISS s.. S. BOONE.

20. BLooMINGvuLE, O., May /, '79
SIRs-l have been suffering ten years, and
tried your Hop Bitters, and it done me moro
good than all the doctors.
The sun., 1884-12-25

record OF the man In question, according
to which he was enlisted at certain
date in that regiment and company, and
died of smallpox in 1864. But there
was also strong evidence that he died
in 1862 of smallpox.
''How was it Strengthened out?" ask
ed the reporter.
"Wel1, it was learned that the man
did die in 1862. as claimed by the Wild
ow. In those times, however, and par
ticularly in those colored regiments,
the officers made every effort to keep
their ranks full, and as the colored men
seldom went by any other name than
Nose or Pompey, or some such we'll.
known darky name, the Sergeants ex-
perienced little difficulty in filing the
place of some one of the men who died
or deserted. It is supposed that in this
instance no record was made of the
death of this Nose, or whatever his
name was, when he died of smallpox in
1862, but the sergeant hunted up o man
who looked enough like him to take his
place, and the new soldier adopted the
name of the dead one, and was known
as such. Two years later he also died
of smallpox, and his death was recorded. /.
There were really two soldiers, but one
of whom was mustered in and but one
of whom who died according to the
record"
"Who got the pension p asked the
reporter.
II don't recall the character of the re-
port made by the department. to the
pension authorities, but my impression
is that neither got it. You see, the
husband, who died. did not die until
1864, when it was shown he wasn't the
man, and the son, who did die In 1864,
never was mustered in, and there you
are. One was mustered in ana didn't
die, and the other died. but was never
mustered in"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
FASHION HrNrs.

VIDE velvet ribbons are used for bor-
isias dress skirss. belts add sAshes. and
ls aGro- are used fOf trimming ar
n-sst ia parallel ross
Brad = s,ill in favor
Velvet will Be worn ~ much - for
a''.y, oui wooden goods srs preferred fO'
street sen
Red, Which kAs been seen % aueh
~ sumner. oil hold through the vim
'T - irnming Cor bOansss and in con-
aiaailoa ~ith other oOlOs. IN dresses.
ConbiAa,iOa drS--s. are largely seen
- o. ihree materials bang used.
he so-sallsd grandmother drsss Is
h'o'i's sor yoans girls.
hany skirt. are made q striped good
" P.saisd a. 70 show bright color an
tsrnsa,h.
koand waists are 10 BE- woFn ~ith Ol
suhoui belt
SasA trapery = ssen. q width Of The
nA'sr'al tied N too loop. aud ends.
Velvet boans,s gill Be used for dres.
aad elOsh and sslt bonnsta are chosen ID
~A'sA -OOlsn costumes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
In her eyes which told her lover that he
spoke no, In vain.

In her eyes which told her lover thA' ne
spoke no, in vain.
How provoked you. In your turn.
mus, have been a, finding my surpliee
instead Of the fancy costume :" said Mr..
Byron to hi. friend Willis. when they
again met.
IL was in a rage At first. admit,
answered Mr. Howard. "But Affairs
turned oa, no, 50 bad after all. | put
on the .arplce TO see hos !, became me,
when one Of the maids catching glimpse
Of me through the window, Sc, up q
scream. declaring ,ha, she had seen a
ghosi. This brough, 10, of visitors out
OF their rooms. among whom. 10 my sur
prise. va. Edith Fulion--my Edith,
you knos. We had qusrrrled and part =
ed. never TO NEE, again ba, the ridiea'
lous feature Of this scene seemed 10 break
the icc between US. and-well. Byron, |
have blessed the memory Of your sur
plice ever since :"
That eon,re,smp, Of the sAehsl ~a'
q good thing for u, both"
"Piper Il Tipson and their humbus'
forever exclaimed young Howard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
WORKING A NEW LINE.

A tramp struck De,roi, the other day
who will grow rich where Others Of his
elas. will freeze and s,Arve. |, has long
been a wonder that none Of these men
seemed to kno~ how TO take human na-
,are bat here is man a, last. lie was
yesterday working several streets in the
no,hsra part Of the city. Tie made bis
call. At the from, door. Selecting bis
house. and when hi, ring was answered
he would r-moye hi. hs, and inquire
"Beg pardon. bu, i' ,hi. place ior
sale ,"
"No. sir.
"Ahi excuse me. ~o told ,hA, !,
wa. for sale. although | enuld no, under-
stand ~hy you .Auold wan, to part With
such hns property This i one OF the
pre,tis., street. in Detroit
"Ys.. | think 90
The air must be sseei and pure
here ,"
"Oh. yo"
"How nice everything around your
house !, KEEP, up Any stranger could at
oacs see ,ha, the family had taste and
ealiare. Sorry the place Is no, for 'ale.
"Did you wish to buy
mo, exactly. bu, know a gentleman
Who !. looking zoe jus, such a place, and
| volunteered 10 run about little io'
him. presume yOa would waa, at least
$50 ,OOO'"
"oh. my. no my husband values the
place At aboa, $4,000"
"only $4,000! Beg pardon. but TOPS
be wont be foolish enough to think Of
selling a, ,ha, figure lie might jus, a.
well ge, 1000. see ,hA, your Neigh
bor try 10 initiate your curtains. Tia
hA Poor imitation ThA, isA grand ao~-
sr vase you have there. priced oae IN
New York the other day, and !, was
5000"
Yes. she replied, pleased aud 'mil-
ing"
"IfIw. an art eonsoissear should
like to look over your house. Everything
be,okens ,hA, you have made an art study
and travelled extensively ia EaroPe. by
the way. I'll step TO the side entrance
for a glass Of water, and II the siil can
spare a biz Of bread and meA, III be
thankful. Ny long walk has made me
faint. Beautiful fron, view here taste
taste and culture aPparen, even IN the
way this mating !. nailed down on the
steps. Sorry your residence Is MT for
sale and I'll jus, step to the kitchen
door"
lie no, oaly 20, square meal. but
she hunted him up a coat, ha, and pair
Of boots and then fsl, ,hA, she WAS IN his
debt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.


An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an East
Indian missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure OF Consumption. Bronchltis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and al Nervous Com.
plants, after haviag tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands Of cases, has
felt it lbs duty 10 make II Known 20 his
suffering fellows. Actasted BY this no
tive anil desire 70 relieve human suffer.
ing, win send free OF charge, 10 all who
desire 10, this recipe, In German, French,
or English, with full directions for prepar
ing and using. Sent By mall, By address
Ing, with stamp, naming this paper, w.
A. NoyES. Ifg Powerss Bloch, RocAesteT.
Ner York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
rALE roLp pY MANY sQIBBERs.

A rALE TOLD BY MANY SQIBBERS.
An Arb cane 10 tas rvor siis
WIN doaksy rsaring an otsiisk,
nui hs ~caid not try to t,ri ths TIE
Tor he al 100 rr,.i az
so ~ osmpsi an nixht ty ths rivcr si.is.
Al rssnainsd un m tiic had cea-si %
sssii.
For h. sns- .loaii me lnssy from iiie Sab
slls.
ne vca'd never aad hs.
Sales Nsahsau.
On ths morning he -ouxh' % ford M tiis.
whsn uls doassr stopped 81 M ~Aisr o.
Guar.
Ths riisr fsii %. ist ne oteiisk siiie
rhas srordiag ns-spaPsr'
-Rous >,siaaL
Aad In aii ths ioarusy ihs doassy male
ue as not sem o. b. ~ssriei.
nut trs riris vcre ncvefihsiess AffAii,
ms - noi ne mule oi thc
-Ns,sart Dlay Ai'sri'rr.
nst h. uas oaii. ttis wiii oii mule.
Ttoust te sas viss a. solon.
For thoa..h hi. io..i 80 siadiinx ~oosi.
90 Ild uoi pee he.
so ~ 80 f,rth to and viie.
as thaazht thsf h. uouid hag her.
nui hatcher pct an eui b his uis.
Win a. roii and riorrirE'
-Cuurarrrili Airsrfisfr.
WHsn ~ master ~ ttaf hIs fricna - icsl
A. tai hnlsaei his earthly rscs.
in BIZ srlns be- iook tho "a mules hfai
-nos1n Hf
.-oo-as t.ack 90 liis n a. ths Arab al.
IT'S years snoe - ala pAr eat
I'D the mais returned to consciousness,
Al hls ii's sas savei ~iiha,
-Hagufa0t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

"r-..l. f.rlfss-
RI. -sfer. p.nL .ii ounces fuur
ura.. or iasi trifis more,
a. t..r forrsi Tinch of -Nil
Ls go- nay tllak ths oook a. iAsit
f. taeay minutes isi tAem boil
Hr. r.rrrf ths waus or my -tu sPou,
geo FL, vltt svrup. MIA of fruii-
Haerer tesi your tNste nay suit
f... tafn c1Iay ne besi of foo.i-
Iaa. s.retaIax ~tlch uil o. you xooi.
fre'er ~as mafe a. cholos q iish
rra rest oi mammal. uird of csh
I.r. .ao. oaa ..y 'thoash i.si noi least
u gnei tccsase tiociicss hat
Nf Ptros-
Make q nice dish Cor tea Prepare IN
rs p'oP1r;.oa TsO cups q mashed Po-
a-,.. TO tabls.poonsfsl q cream OF
"a. aal oae o. melted batter. salt and
7,.er 70 taste. Ssr the potatoes. bas-
.r aad cream together. Adding one rAv
sss n the potatoes SEEN too MOST
30, iaafew the bread crumbs. Bake
-atoi oven for tsa minutes, takins
-,'s % have the TOP rich br0~a.
1s 1r,lik Dsi-
Fa' supper i made By taking The re-
-a,. = cod bolsi cod fresh cod. q
,.r, P.ckiag the ash very hne, and
f.-.ag ], into an eAr'hsrn Pudding-dish
/, ayers. With q ts~ bread crumbs. some
,y',srs. aai butter. PsPPsr. and salt 70
'-t ,ls taste M0isIsn wish ervan Aad
,ass 90 haf an hour ia . hO, ovea.
N,-1, BOG. wiih mashed potato
f-- Syrap
i- ~a.eA Pians are to b preserved a
very lo, -hea they are drOPPsd inio t.
ary NJ cook 20 quick they oil not lo-s
-sf saaPs Ani II pat in the cans With
AR s..i rsPAy one Cor takins the ,rOaels.
>.-r Pfross-
Nay BE- boied. mashed. ssAsoaed With
a.'. PePPeF and butter; thea dropped IA
'7ooaflls oa = TN asd bsked all brown
l1ssA aios ~sy 70 serve tor supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
- VoNEMAKER's COLUMN.


Fos M nons s.ksr's Column.
,.,s., become % yea Ili Haven't
r,,,, tine 70 spare NON yOar vork
- lsiser 70 ths DUocHA1 oooa-
..,,l or have yOu been Negligent hks
- ar Ass oesn = long TINE since !
,,sag,sd 70 write.
=. - slscs then have been very
20 usocasing household care snd
.fn,ns Asi might have fOand tine
sxrss shtts
NJ. IL us stir ourselves a. Ne can sna
a. .onstAiug - brighten oar column
80 al sAssr each other.
r.r,o- give tirectiOns Cor mailing an
.,..ns ss.eA = qalis pretty
suuI LACI
c.ao.t-slys STITCHES snd knit across
.-.-lni 2 nrssa over twice mar
fsiG over twice sean t-o 70
rAc
80. Enn z. sean I. knii s.
,-l row-kui m, over twice, sean
sogsAsf.
rsr--tr,sd over once. seam 10
r.,sf sntii
4, ros-tut @ over t~ics. uarrow.
.,.. r~.cr. usrro~. kalt 5. over tsies.
4tag,i,ef
ssrs -hrssi over once. -esn ? -
,,.- srt sssm o. tuit 3. sesn !. knit
rsu.-sul il. over twice. sean 2 20
ger
fetf trt i.
a, -os-kut q over tsios. uarrow,
...- tsrs uarrov. over tsice, narrow.
t-tf over tsIcs. san togcther.
rnr.a -thrcaf over once. seam 2 20
s.t,.- lrt- sean O. knit 3. seam I. knit
. sltr krt
rn ro--eut o.. take NE iith stitch
IA .s q, ihs leN sasd needle ans silp
.r,-,s. over ~ stitch over t~ice. sean
.t,r.tter
r,rw-ihr,ai over oaos. seam 2 -
rcrr tuti'
r.srusre sA1ad b. ~ sutcaes reAty
rc,-n.-cs smother scAloP.
w s,us ssut me tireciious for mai.
-tar-.uy kut uiyf Ihsss many pai.
t.--. tr nskiug tirsrcnt kinds of kuit
a.. a. w.u sen1 more " thsy Are DE-
srrf
-NssIwil give fee hiats thn nay
3D. s.us one
Asrtr r.ecs % alan dissolved Ani pai
n s..rs POLISH. sui mAks 10 brilliant ani
,t-.7 of no'.sss. ~il make li adhere b.
ur s.te hliief.
n. ute .roa fssi ogi of white clothes.
o. ur spoi la ths iaios % ismon snd
,etr s..s ens sa'i an expose u b ne
nTs 'f iac suu.
-i- ts.. lsiisr is welcome. I Nil write
gtr snon. hNNhN.
s. Nra
nc ths honsmakers rvalils that IN
49,, TO mon,hs Chn.,mas oil BE- hsrs.
.,l ,,ai ih, coisma l. jas, the place b
g. al gain hiau IN resari % nakias
F--eas'
d Eralya has good d.reciions Ga nit
,s-, i,i ~rstsr.. ~s hoPs shs ~il ssnd
ss- aai that nany others ~il resPond
.ts cal Pleas Do ii a. once. - a.
sG1v each other tine sa0sgh 70 mIa-
.h..-rs ils articles.
Tasrs are mAay h,ils ,Ainz' that eaa
s -aic a. snail cosi. vhich are very
.si.. anl wM show our sod MI quite
e. na,A - mors expensive Preseuts.
Do s much be,ief 70 give trisnt a
.rr hag ,han no,hing. for l. shows
,,,- ttat they ars no, forgotien.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

The letter is strictly true, Is honorable
10 you and 70 me and viii stop the mouths
OF slanderers at once" IL II because Mr..
Blaine In note marked "pfivate" asked
Mr.. FISHER to sign such letter, vindicat-
Ing him against his assailants that hr.
Blaine is branded a. unspeakably wicked.
When . man asks another man 70 Tell the
truth about him. he 10 not generally the
one who is voted . scamp-but the other
fellow who refuses 70 tell the truth about
his neishbor. somewhst resembles the
possessed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

Az Am IN DESTlsrRY .-Deniis,-Ah
good morning, sir. You wish another
tooth extracted. | suppose
safferer-Yes !, is jus, a. bad as the
other one.
Take a seat, sir"
"Bu, you have forgotten to call yoa'
daughter"
my daughter :"
"ye.; she played the piano in the adj
joining room the las, time you pulled one
Of my teeth. and ,ha, Is Why ] came back
to you instead Of going to nearer dent
ist thought il was q regular thing
at was a mere accident, F; but do you
mean to say you would like to have he'
play again while am operating ?
"Of course"
"Does her music ease the pain
"Yes Nothing brings forgetfalnes'
Of little affection 80 much as greater
one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
Not very humorous. but s.Ill paper fall
OF sharp polnts-A paper OF pins.
PUT UPON THEIR FEET

what WAS the matter with Mr.. Joseph
@. Goodridse Of isi Huntington 81 broof-
Ign, N. ~
well. he had dyspepsia, and could no,
sleep nights.
How did be get relief
lie didn't get any relief fOr nearly two
years, though he tried, he says, " nearly
hundred difysrent medicines"
what did he finally resort tor
BURDOCK BLOOD BfTTLRs. and says
he 10 . letter 70 the proprietors Of this
remedy. "Yoa may use my name In any
style OF advertisement you choose. want
You 10 have the benefit Of my opinion, and
that IL that Bardock Blood Bittsrs are an
excellent tonic for the stomach and also
nne blood puriher a. well They eureh
me-"
what did Charles l.. Alnsworth, Al al
Vance Block. Indianapolis, Ind, ssy1
lie said. my mother has been using
Burd0ck Blood Bltters ~ . liver remedy
and nnds them very sfiicaeioas.
Who l. A. Burnsi
lie 10 q blacksmith. living about three
miles east of Coburg, Ont
what does he have 10 oreri
Ten cents Il what he says be would not
have given for bis chance OF living before
be used Burdock Blood Bltters. lie bad
dyspepsia for ffteen years, aud Was cured
By three bottles OF this very excellent pre-
psrsilon.
You see these erup,ions on my face. DO
yoa suppose BurdOck Blood Blttsrs would
remove themf
We guarantee they will There Isn't q
better medicine In the world for diseases
OF the blood Ask Rev. wm. Stout OF WI
srt0n, County Grey, Ont, sfiiictsd with =
great, indolent sore, which seventeen az
fereut physicians treated without success,
What he thinks OF Burdock Blood Bl'ters
a medicine that saved him from The grave.
They certainly have not an equal IN ihen
specialties by every druggist
FosrKR. MnHuKN & Co. Proprietors,
Buffalo, ". \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

List Of patents issued 10 Maine Invent
ors for the week ending Sept 80, reported
for us by Coombs & Mason, Solicitors OF
Patents, Bangor
q. Fsrnhsm, Portland, Electric alarm
signal.
@. @. Higgins, fsrmingdale, Reflector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
In l. POOLIsm

To send for the doctor every time you DO
no, feel Just right Ny DOCTORS bills Tor
years were over hundred dollars year
which made . pretty big hole In my wages
For the past two years ! only spent Ten
dollars, with which I bought dozen bot
ties Of sulphur Bittsrs. Health has been
10 ny family since using them. Robert
Johnson, Machlnlst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

"Can dogs nnd their way home nom =
long dlstabcef' asks one OF our exchanges.
IL IL according ~ the dog. II 10 Is one YOU
want 70 get rid OF, he can hnd his Way
back from California n II lsa good one,
he l. apt 10 get los, II he goes aroOnd The
corner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

A great big dog MS roaming about The
yard muErled. when = little girl rushed In
10 The house In terror. Her sister, who IL
younger bat more valiant, eoolly survey
"a the situation and reassurcd her by re-
marking "He can't bite he's 20, on bis
hu.sfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, -.
Have sold the goods many years, and
they give the best OF satisfaction. We
had an order for three large bottles Downs
Elixir last week % be sent 20 Woodland,
California JR BENNETT a Co,
Druggists.
The goods referred 20 In The foregoing
letter are n. II. Downs Vegetable BAlssm.
Ic Ellxlr, DR.. Baxters Mandrake Blttsrs,
and Henry & Johnson's Arniea and on
Llnlment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

Warranted CLOyER BTrrEKsi valuable
Life Tonic, cures completely CAnnerous,
Scrofulous Hamors, Blliousness, Blood
and Urinary Diseases. our druggis. sell
H. Price only iac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
HOOPS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon ne public. This
lspositiyely proven ~ ne immense god %
has done b those who have been cured q
diseases from which they have suffered ln-
tsnsfly iof year.. a. verified D. ne publish
Cd teslimonlais. esery Onc "a ~hich i 80
hive fact
CuTIsTA. VI. Tsb a. lssl.
MTssRs &. 4 liOoD a Co, i0esN. Mas.
The elh day % last June l uas takrn sick
with a swelling on my fEii lot, ADD Nlih an
awful palm. The swelling Neut al over me-.
ny face wAs s~slled - that could ulih az.
nc1liy see DOT q ny eyes. ani broke oui
over ne whole surface of my body. ny rght
foot W % my knee "a. ouc ras, itching
macs, and ny ankle and foot - lame and
soFe could nQt step on q and q ~oeid lun
In this eondliion NJ. W y. Hood q NJ nrm
of A. n Hood a Son, druggists. u thls town,
handed me a hutti~ - HooDf- ~snzkrAHIL-
"a. and TODD me ~ tako q. dld -. and ~
he time had taken one bottle ] iound that
Mvas a?lng me god hsss sss ,as ,afss 1sss ,H,ss
bottles my soreness began % have me-. and
have been growing better esey day -
that to-day can wax without gulng laine
! have 10 soreness IN my ankle and y hAs
heaied al up. and does not run Al All ! ~ ~
his 10 lst y6n know that think q deserves
The conndsnee ~ the pubic. esiefiAi'3 'i'''-'
Who are u0ubled With humors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH fiTklN.
Ps fvery person that saS ne s.la wa,
never woald sst over my lanisnsss without
,e'al "a hsss Jf.
Noother sarsaparilla has such a Sharpening
eject upon the appstiie. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs Ike HOOPS sARsAPAnILfA.
Price one dollar. or slx BOTTLES fol fye dQi-
lars. Prepared only ty G. ]. HOOD 4 CO.
ApothscAfies. Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

81 believe the Lord can save report
en," said a New Haven hallelujah ls'sie,
recently. III knew one once who was
converted. lie left the business and
henoefourth followed an honest life"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

Ifaman wants peace 20 reign In TIE
household be should count ten before spea.
hing n times when he feels A. N bis
clothes don't NJ him And on days when
the kltchsn stove doesn't draw he should
eount lsO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

The Psalmlst had rather be door
keeper In the house OF the Lord that 10
dwell In the tents Of wlekedness." That
IL because be would have an easier time or
IL In the summer and get bis evenings 70
himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

-"You have los, all your teeth. said
. traveller to a beggar III, was time to
lose them" wa. the reply, "whsn could
ge, no work for them TO do"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

when fellow Is going BY q place OF re-
galatlon and Kind ofhesitatss-argues with
himself whether OF not its best ~ 90 In and
take one. be can easily have the question
decided by going 10 and seeing the bar
keeper about IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

IL comes 70 ligh, that socordioni were
invented before the Christian era. The
wonder II that they ever survived the 10
QUESTION. But they might have BEEN used
a. instruments % torture. come y think
~ 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

For the benefit OF our readers We give
this week . sure cure for cole or belly
ache In horses. To one bottle Johnson's
AnOdyne Llnlment add same quantity Of
watsr, and pour down the horses throat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
VOLUME Ill.


Haste on g. a NIP ant bar NE home.
Wnere t'li reiurn no more o. IVAN
uasis o. flf ~ tounoiros morn
GA Nl1s fhe isni vhfrc ! sAs born.
coz. hos ms hsArf longs a. embrscc
rhs tear ones oi ny nativc place,
IT, clasp them nrruiy ~ The had.
Jpou my Osn dear uAtiVe land
I've wandered foIth o'er many lsnds,
Al crCu..ci Saharss huruinE ssnis.
I've wandered too MA RassiNn snovs,
Whsrs tle coli. calling norih uini hioss
Ne uos ny native lad I vis~,
lad of the brave, the frce ani true
wsicoms' ne lsnd vhich gave me birth
II dearest lad On al ths earth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

n understand you've gone into farming,
said the dentist % bis victim. How large
q farm have you We'll, I've had four
.chers for the past week" vas The painful
response.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

Hoods SauAParillA gives an sppsti AMI
imparis ns~ life and energy 10 all th, func.
tionsof shsbody. TryAboitle and ~ llifsit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
my MorffNn

Has been using your Burdock Blood BIZ
ters a. liver remedy, and nnds them very
snieaclous ChAs. AlnswOrth, ll Vance
/ Hloek INDIANAPOLIS lad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14

For rheumatism. cuts, sprAlns or bruises
use DAYS OpOdeldOc.