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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

-Llnseed cake was selling In England
AZ sl5 per ton this summer, and the de
msnd was lively because the wes,her ha'
been so favorable To the growth OF grass Ia
pastures tha, farmers are stocking then
up heavily. In this country We bay grai'
70 feed when the pastures re, short u
keep our animals from starving. In Eng
land farmers keep cattle and buy grain u
improve their pastures. We In the States
aim 70 get all We can out OF our pastures
and when they are too poor 10 hold longel
we sell out and 20 West Al least that Il
the way too many do.-EL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

70 the cultivation OF our soils. Just 90 fast
and 90 far win their cultivation be found
profitable.
But he IL . mistaken man who supposes
that the time IL not past. when farms can
be carried on here now 90 they were car
ried oa q hundred years ego. II IL the
sticking 10 old customs beyond their day
OF usefulness, that Keeps 80 many OF Ne
from attaining better results from our 81.
forts.
We need 10 cultivate our land great
deal better. though u requires rs to eal,i-
yate fewer acres. Oar most successful
farmers q, the pressn, time are those who
sndeayor 10 make each acre DO all .hs, u
Is capable Of doing. We could point 10 q
farmer In Massachusetts, who has two
large farms on his hands, but who has
found out that he can make more money
from half dozen acres well cultivated and
devoted 10 q special crop than he can
make from the whole Of both farms man
aged In the ordinary methods prevailing
In the vicinity. Ills specially Il the Gran
berry. 10 the growth Of which he has found
a portion Of bis farm l. particularly well
adapted.
Others are turning portions Of their
farms into market gardens. and are put
ting A. much manure or fertilizer 90 10 q
single acre annually a. they formerly sP-
Piled 10 i've or ten acres. and they are ma
Inc money by Il too.
one OF our young farmers las, year en-
pended large sun In digging wells aud
erecting wind mills and team-pumping
apparatus for ensuring his crops against
lpjary from drough,, ani he claims tina,
the money expended was fully returned BY
saving bis crops the nrst year, 20 that The
lnves,men, really COS, him nothing But
he dld no, DO all this bllndly. lie had
learned his business 90 thoroughly that he
knew the outlay must pay him every dry
year We complain too much and plan too
little
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
Home Farm
A WORD FOR DAIRY COWS.
urSruorp

The time Is fast approaching when ~
important question with The dairy fafmei
will BE- How shall ! keep my cows Up 4
4 fair Cow Of milk through the Cry, bar
months Of autumn"
Iilswell Known fact tha, cows 10 ihsll
natural state give milk only Abou, Que bal
the year, while The domestic COW Will FUR
nlsA Il ten months. and In many Instances
the Jersey will no, b. dry A. all and stil
have the annual calf This l. avery In
poriani matter In the income OF = dalry
COW, and silil more imPor;An, Il h 20 have
the quantity hep, Up 70 a high STANDARD
through The year. for there are but Few
cows that will increase In mlk amer once
getting down 20 low ebb even with hiRs
feed. Some can be made 10 DO !, bu, ,h'
ma GRITTY will not. II with calf ,lll the re-
newL BY The neat calf Again. n COWS
get poor 10 autumn they usually keep Pooi
All winter. u costs more 10 winter them
and they are no, worth near A. much The
next spring.
have lost 10 two ways by no, feedios
vel In the dry. hot days OF early autumn,
no, only In the qaan,liy Of milk bu, In The
condition Of the cows for subsequent ser
vice; and here must bring In hobby Of
mine. that cows led on good. rich food
and hep, In good condition will make be,'
ter butter, whether Jersey or any other
breed. than poor. serawpy. half starved
ones.
Now. the question reeurs again. what
shall We feedi believe that shorts and
Indian meal can be A. economically and
probably led In late sumner and autumn
As 10 winter. The most Of our pastures
are no, fed 80 short bat there will be plen-
" Of dry, ripe grass and low, swaley spots
that have been neglected, which only re-
qglre q good appetite In the animal to
make them available. All this feed will
DC utilized n cows are fed with some kind
OF provender night and morning. enough
70 make the whole keep" equal 10 early
June grass.
II will be seen that am planning 10
keep the cows out OF the moving fields In
the fall. and I would DO IL every time
Better 20 tie them In the barn and feed
on good hay, but IL Is not often necessary,
As mos, dslrymen who have any fore
though, are prepared with some Kind OF
green feed to help out the pastures, but
whether you are prepared with this or not,
don't let the cows shrink In milk or nesh
for wan, OF good feed now for IL will not
pay. IL Il the poorest time In the whole
year 20 try the experiment.
Cows that are well kept up In milk and
flesh In the fall. even II they come In with
calf 10 early spriog, win pay good mar
gin above the expense OF win,ering, while
those that are allowed 70 get poor are no
income through the winter and usually
come out poor In spring. IL takes series
OF years OF good care and feeding TO make
an extra dairy COW, but II can be done.
while one season OF neglect will injure one
for long time and perhaps for all time.
There IL no part OF farm work ths, pun
ishes so severely for neglect, and where
neglect Is more likely 10 occur In late sum-
mer than al other seasons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
foaltry World
WATER FOR FOWLS.

Amer oil the general advice given about
a plenty Of fresh water for fowls, We
doub, n Ia gr,a, importance Is fully I'M
der.tood BY all poal,ry -ralser.. Ia The
nrs, place. all creatures. brute as well A.
human. must have = certain sense Of con-
fort. OF At leas, he comfortable wi,hou,
having The sense Of II. before they can be
prepared b DO 20 The best advantage what
ever share % The worlds work u Il their
peculsr mission 70 perform. A man With
shoes run down a, The heel, making every
step dlssgreeAble tAsk. OF with rents In
bis garment. cannot DO ~ much work or
DO u A. cheerfally As n robei ron head
10 foot 10 q atilng aud proper manner.
Nor can animals mlsuscd AMI neglected
return the same amount Of Individual
profit 10 their owners A. II their wants
were supplied and their comfort fully se'
cured.
II would seen as II more waste material
were needed by fowls In proportion toliheir
Sire than by any other creatures on The
farm. They are constantly devoariSg
some,hlng-A seed. worn, biz Of grsv'
81, AMI wha, no,-sni this oonglomera,ion
mus, be kept pllable and easy Of maniPula'
ton with crop and gIft.rd BY freqaen,
visit. 10 the drinking vessels.
A person who has not looked amer this
specially has no idea how onsn q hen pro
perly brough, up will liqulisie her bin.
She needs this extraordinary supply no,
only for the general necessities Of her sys-
ten ba, for the peculiar business Of we'll
disposed hen 80 The production Of eggs.
The large proportion Of water In the egg
csnno, De made oai OF air or gravel, and
the large Sire and fall favor are both no
,loeable when the fowls can At all times
have 4 good supply Of pare ''aier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
ATTEND THE FAIRS.

DO no, le, the labor Of harvest hin
der you from attending. q, least the To-
cal fairs. Much good may be derived
from even q short visit. Bat much
much more good will result, from !, II. al
the same time. you take along some ar
,iele Of farm produce or household manu-
fac,ure. for exhibition The practice Of
meeting. comparing notes. showing our
workmanship OF skill in breeding animals
or raising crops Is eOmmendable, and
leads TO an improvement, Of processes and
a broadening Of ideas and methods that
in their dirse, result upon the farmer can
hardly be over estimated. Anything
that stimulates pride, increases the hopes
and leads 10 more varied resources Is a.
way. to be commended. And how bet
ter can these ends be attained than by
free mingling together Of nsishbOn ia
social gathering, and comparing all the
processes and methods. and noting re-
suits
Then comes another direo, gain to the
producer, in the ease with which buyers
can examine al stock exhibited, thereby
bringing into much more difeo, contact
the seller and buyer.
A little extra time sPen, in preparing
animal. for a show. q little more pains
and care taken to insure a crop Of good
quality and uniform condition. and place
il before people in A. favorable a oondi-
ton a. possible. 80 /. TO show all It's
good qualities to the bcs, advantage
will be found 10 be Of grca, advantage
TO every farmer, no, alone for i,s direct
result, bu, from the influence Il will have
upon future years in the hAbi, Of neat
nes. and order tina, will be formed.
50 We say. DO no, neslee, the oPPor'
taniiy ,hA, i offered by the local fairs Il
NEE, your nsighbors and show them just
VIA, you are doing upon your farm. Snc
learn from them their practices aud meth
od.. To the end ihA, al may be i'm
proved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

who has not heard or been the receipt
ent OF benefits derived nom using y. II.
Downs's Elixir, never failing remedy FOR
ell diseases OF the Throat, Chest aud
Lungs. None are too poor 10 get cured
OF All bilious diseases by the use OF DIR.
Baxter's Mandrake Bltters, a. they cost
only rs cents per bottle. As . llnimeut
for horses, Henry & Johnsons Arniea and
OF Llnlment cures spralns, Bruises and
Lsmeness q once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

ABoston lawyer has rooms In building
on q corner. HIS professional cards give
the number on the main street. and n you
call IN TIE daytime you md him In law
once. His private card gives the side
street number Of the same building, and II
you call IN the evening you 60 up differ
erent stairway 10 the Identical room bat
Il Is now . bachelors pArior. The fnrni-
tlrs Il especially ADAPTED 70 the transfer
nation. The desk becomes Q sideooard, .
lo1ngs Il covered with luxurious leopard
skin, and handsome hsngings Are disclosed
That's What call q confidence game, cir
an out and out swindle." said . Client
and Al once withdrew his case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
Downright Cruelty.
lrself ana fsmlly 70

Downright Cruelty.
ropsrni. yourself and fsnilyo
"Surer
via sickness when u can Be prevented
and cared 50 easily
Win Hop Bit,ers '''
Having expsrienced q great deal Of
"Troable~ frOm Indigestion. 30 much
50 thsi came near losing my
Eiftf
NJ trOubls always came ansr eating an y
food-
However nsbt
And diTcsrbic.
Dor two OF three hours Al time had
% o. through the most
ExcruciAting pains.
"Ant TIE only Way | ever 500
"Renefi
wss By throwing up AL ny stomach
contained. No ons can conceive ne pains
that had % ~ through, until
AT iNstf
Iwn tAken' so nat Cor ,hrcs weeks |
Jay In bed and
Couii eat nothing
Nv sursrings were 80 that called two
doctors % give NE something hat wouli
stop ne pain their
Erorts were no good % me.
AZ lAst heard q good deAl
"About your HOO Bittcrs
And determincd b Try them.
Cot = bottie-in four hours I took The
contents OF
One
Nsxt DAY wNs out OF bed. ant have no,
scena
sick
Hour. IRON me same cause since.
have rccommended u % hundreds oi
others. Voc have 10 such
" AdvocAte A. I am. - Geo. kendAli,
Anston. Boston. Mass.
Collmbus Airocais. Texas, April IN, Is.
Dear Eiitor 1 have tried y0ur Hop BIZ
tsrs. and fnd they are good Tor any com
plant TIE hcst medicine ever used IN
my family. II. lAiENtN
a. Nnrr genuine without nincnof EfNsn
IIo1s o. ~ shiis iansi. ~hun a. u vie,
L. H.I.HHI = HMH.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

STATE RKroKN School. - During my
connection with the State Reform School,
A. . teacher, L. "" A,wood's Bltters
were introduced there. and used with mar.
ked success. particularly In Bilious Anec.
tons. A. 4. hiLiMAS.
BE not mlsled by the signature OF one
" Wood" nor OF one " Moses v. Atwood,
a. they have no knowledge OF the true for
muls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
n-psrsial ,ressmsn, Of Rheumatic

H-Partial treatment OF Rheumatism or
Neuralgia, ~ with lotions and ointments,
10 like scotehing q snake when II ought 10
be killed. IL IL mere postponenent OF
pangs I'll another and perhaps more incon.
venient day. ArnLorHoRos does not par
ley with these diseases, bot gets right be
meath and behind them, and roots them
out OF the system. IL 10 the uncomprom-
ising cure. Says 8. II. Stevins, OF Natick.
Mass. " Mother has been sufferer from
Rhsumatism FOE I've pears. In ten days
after taking ArlfLoPnoROs her pains were
entirely removed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Ihavc been afflicted Tor twenty years,
during the months OF August and Septem'
Der, with Hay Fever. and have tried yari'
Gus remedies without relief I vas In.
daced n Try Ely's Cream Balm have used
IL with favorable results. aud can eonn
IDENTIFY recommend Il - AL-koocri W
T0wley tEx.MAyorl Elizabeth, y. J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

WI are in ieceip, Of a Gard Of Al.
mission 10 The Ground. u the Oxford
County Agricultural Society, With the
compliment. Of the officers We very
much resre, ,hA, our engagements are
such ,hA, We shall probably be unable to
attend. The exhibition will be on the
ground, Of the Society. October 9Th, 18th
and 9th. A generous lis, Of premium'
/. offered. and = full Attendance "a.
psc,ei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Cyelonla Is the name given 10 an indl'
ana baby and IL Is no missioner. She was
born during the ffighlul cyclone In Jana
ella two years ago. which swep, away VII
lagos and forests. The house In which the
mother lay was demollshed-all except the
four walls and ceiling Of the room In which
she was.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

\. :. Graves, OF Akron. New York. hal
Asthma OF the worst kind. Took ons
dose OF Thomas Ecisciric Oh and was re-
lleyed In i've minutes lie adds Would
walk ten miles for this medicine and pay
g. q bottle for 10. IL cured my wife OF
Rheumatism like magic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Later on the demand for New England
rum from the ports OF the Mediterranean
was immense and there was scarcely aves-
sci len the port OF Boston fof smyrna
whose cargo did not consist principally
OF New England Rum Smyrna, a. that
time, Was the principal objective polnt
for missionaries seeking fields OF labor In
AHA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nodern'SCienCe
snd SkePficiSm

What has Skcpti,i.m done or The vordf
Noth,rr tut 10 s1gEcsf do1btS n has evtn
su..r.laI Lllf IL = lll.latlsll talnot D. tlft,l
rElplil ~ - a. 81 a. hhesialati>ia
What -. \, ionec done &C the vorlif
ed ranr thiurs. 90 tnstnrcc. u has
sRIuh t1lt / hfIanla tl.Ia can b. Cuftsi
n hass h1sn nat Nc'aralsiac D. So ~ q.
Nelern = isflls haspfufei that III eumatisinis
bl.si 49, 80. And las prutti.d Afhiofnoaos
a. NJ fellsiy waich can Cunpiftcy curc "
n has prufe.i thai Aifhough the Oh dcciors
flilri fnUfrrrlIIlr NeurtAsiA AtalofaoA~ can
~ IL an &C. "a .aia a lItan Ule ~ slrln
~ rrdr 4 thlt though these tormsnting
A.. -. IL To - a'nN anf OlIsilnafn thfy tau
h orercciu. In a iltI.e uhir b means ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Sf-Ayers Hair Vlgor promotes The
growth, and Improves the beauty OF thu
hair. IL impArts An attractive appearance
-adellghtfal and lasting perfume. While
IL stimulates the roots, clesnses the scalp.
and adds elegance 10 luxurlance, is lngre-
dlents are harmless, and is effects are en-
during, and thus IL proves % be AZ once
the best and cheapest article for toilet use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Until Neutraline was discovered, moth
ing WAS known that was safe or agreeable
10 use. ~ remove al the offensive 0dors
from the person. This remedy stood ef-
cry test Tor twelve years before u "a.
placed upon the market II Is guaranteed
% accomplish ia object
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
To M FRiENps

A. 700 are wei aware that ] would not
recommend that which did not believe 70
be- good. desire 70 sAy % al who need Z
good. reliable, family medicine, that 1 BE-
heve one bottle Of Salphur Bltters win DC
yOa more good taK1 any other remedy
ever say Rev. CsphNs Soale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

ScRoFrLA. A medicine that destroys the
gsrms q scrOfa,s and has tie power 10 root
IL ous 10 apprcciaisd by the Afflicted The
remarkable cures q men. women and chill
diva a. de,cribsd ~ tssumoai.s. prove
Hoods Sussparllls reliable u,edieine con-
tanning rcmetiL Agents which eradicate
Scrofula from the blood 100 doscs 90
So u AZ 1ss.ss. u. Nod a Co. Losel, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

"The Boston girl Is considered accom-
plished when she can sneexs without drop
ping on her eyeglasses" And that's Oil
these bsrbarians know OF the Boston girl.
We would have them 10 understand that
he Boston girl never sncezes. She sim
ply indulxes In sternutation-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

The Democrats might have as well nom
mated Tilden, his old age and deerepliuie
Notwithstanding. No man they could mo-
inmate would live long enough % have been
.larfsaN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

One single box OF Parsons's Purgsilvs
Pills taken one q night will make more
nee rich blood. aud will more ercctuAily
purify the blood 10 the system that 5000
worth Of any other remedy known al ths
present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

The grca, unsnImlty with which dairy
men OF high reputation have adopted, n
preference 20 anything else, the Improved
Butter Color made BY Wells, Rlcbariso a
4 Co, OF Burlington. VI. l. remarkable.
IL shows that the claims % Initiative col.
ors are baseless, wise daiymen will use
no other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

For twenty years I vas . sufferer IRON
CatArrh % The head and tAroai In . Yer,
aggravstsd form. and during the SUMMED
moths with Hsy Fever. l procured |
bottle Of Elys Cream Balm, and amer
few applications received decided benefit
was cured BY 10 use. Have had no ~
turn OF the eomplaint-Charlotts Parker,
waveriy, y. Y. fifty cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

A TmNG CA BkAUTN. The mos, brilliant
shades possible. on al fAbrics are made BY
The Diamond Dyes. Unequslled for bril-
nAncy and durability. loc. AZ druggists.
send &c. for ~ sample Col0rs 70 Wells,
Richardson Co, Burlington, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

A clear. bright open face SOMEHOW looks
honest horse thief OF burglar seldom
carries such face. BardOck Blood BIZ.
tsrs give the .kln q peculiarly doe texture
aud clearness They strengthen and en-.
rich the circulation and 80 eradicate All
eruption or blemlsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Spralns. Lamencss, Pains and stitches,
Weak Back or Disease Of the Spine VII
be Immediately relieved on application OF
. Nor Plaster over the Affected part. IL
penstratlye power l. wonderful. War
rsntsd 10 be the Dest made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Since boyhood, have been troubled
with Catarrh and Hay Fever, aud have
been unable 10 obtain permanent relief ull
I used Ely's Cream Balm. IL has curei
NEE. l.. Cllokenener. New Bruuswlek'
~ J. 80 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

ssf 49, a. 90 cf Mruorrt iaitersal IA
sEais Pa n us nack. Dinnsss o. Nision, Pr
maiurs Od A., AL msnT Qihc diseases thAi
gave
s.Tuu rartcul ars In oar Iamphlel utrh 80
a. ~ D. ssnt ~ ty nan a. sssrf cae. 60 ~
srsr r. Meic ine = ecId ~ AZ IrukEsis ~ y fef
parEnrs rr "a rscksEes 90 o. 90 e. ~ srnt re-
~ al o. ne rscs ~ 81 - uQney, o. adirrss
az -
- accoant a eountsrfslla. ue haFe aaoTtsi -
Nrlra Mrarrgr Ne CAV rsuuine.
sd IN >osta PArs. ~ A. N ekRkl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Belmont. n. H. boasts OF woman who
goes out and chops wool with her bus
band" II Is customary 10 use an axe, bai
he may be an unusually sharp nan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Business At the stock.yards Il done on
q mammoth scale-seyeral mammoth scales
In fact. To be sure. the mammoth Il nov
extinct. bat cattle, hogs aud sheep OF q
mammoth sire are weighed In the balance,
All the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

There Is no remedy top OF the earth that
possesses 80 much real sbsola,e merit a.
Johnsons Anodyne Liniment IL l. both
for Internal aud sxtsfnsl use aud u worth
more la : family than seventh sou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

A negro witness In Macon, Georgia
while te-tioinx In . bicycle case, gave
this A. TIE result OF his observations =
II you ride slow yoa turn over yourself
n you ride fkxt yoa turn over someood
eIaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
INTnE FrruEE

when you have a cough and want relief
think Of ksmp's B.lsam Tor the Throat ard
Lungs. A guaranteed remedy Tor those
diseases. Price SOC. and si.oO. trial size
free. A. NJ. GEREY,
so Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

A couple % plekpockets followed . gen
tleman q number OF blocks lie suddenly
turned into lawyers once. What shal
we 90 uowf- asked one. wait for N,
lawyerr said The other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

FIrs AL Fis stopped fres BY Dr. Kliner
Great Nerve Rcstorcr. No e. Ater nrsi
days use Marvellous cures. Treatise an
s2.o0 trial bottle FREE 70 ~ cases. Send Z
Dr. Kline. 81 Arch -. PhilA, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

IL IL said tha, nothing l. Impossible "a
him Who wills This l. false, Tor Il l. I'm
possible 90 him Who Wills ~ keep bis heirs
from lighting over his property
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

The latest fashionable craze l. going ~
Europe 10 get married. This L. A. bad a.
going 20 Saratoga for q drink OF water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Nothing 4. more obnoxious than can't
Especially n you are trying % move a
safe and The cant happens 10 get onto your
slIe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Some rise with the LARK others get ~
when the whistle blows Real comfort ].
found In lying 10 bed until one feels lik'
getting up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

The Canadian Parliament Is prorogued,
and the American Parliament l. poor
rogued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
HThloPhorOS!

uoat b. .krptical fyOu have any doutis A.
a. uaat AM oruonos can an write % s1ne q
49, xhom o. 49, curVd for instAnoe. hss \
a Dcunrn D. n. Pastor Thiri Coagr',ga ticnAl
Chlrch n Ncn Haven. Cunn, Ne Rev ". r.
Ourtft. p1rrr Cc,rgc ~ n. n Churvh. u New
Haven. tlc Rev. , n -earie~l pasior Whit ~
NE Church Nv lork ciiy. NJ hrlumell the
vel kuoeu canfy Manufacture. q Ncs lork,
Ex.c0y. nlrrios. q ConrcCtiCui. AMI many
othcrS CluiiJ vel knoSn
uyaa rsrnlt "a AruIoruCans q r'.lr .lriissist
81 srrt rtIrs~a 80. 0u rssslif n 49, ~
\ frln fHrr Irrslaf. ~ n D. hasnt ~ o. - =
I.rslaiaf q ~ ulatIius 60 bai Qfiff a 90
lrom ~ - tr~lri
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system, you should use the best medicine
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

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