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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
A ctrRIOrs HISTORY.

some years since, the idea was con.
conceived of restoring 10 The -four the M
Hltlous phosphstes that are removed with
the bran In the process of boiling.
II was well known that the portion of
the wheat that vas most valuable a. q
strength. producing foof. via the phos.
phsts-. was thus almost entirely removed
from the h0ur, aud that was The reason
why the DARK or 0rshsm nour was health.
Ter and more nutrltlons than the .upefhne
aoar
~ was also well Understood tha; q ie.
AGENCY In the supply ~ the phosphstss
10 The human system. Vas the cause of
much M health and lsct o. mental and
physical development.
Competent medical authority hal also Goa.
iemned "a. usj NJ cream ~ tartar, for
the purpose 81 raising bread, biscuit, etc /,
because, A. One emlnsut physician said.
''ihe acid ofcresm tartar L. not constltu-
eut OF the grains OF which four i made,
Il i not a nuritlve principle. and omen Dis
agrees with the slimsnthry organs"
Prof Horsford. IA, tia, time counec,ed
With Harvard University, having given
particular attention n The subject % phos-
phatss. AMI having devoted much ~ his
time 10 that branch Of chemistry. cSucTi-
we'd the Idea 81 Introducing them into The
white -four In such form A. - act a. q
superior substitute Cor cream Of tartar or
yeast, for the raising Of br.sd, biscait, etc.
Aftsr several years ~ hard study AMI IA
Dor. and many dlsappolntmeUt-. he sue
cedcd IN producing the long anticipated
product in desirable form. suitei Tor
common use
The attention of thu physicians and
Chemists was a once attracted ~ The pro-
ductl0p. ani their hearty commentator
given 20 a. The world renowned chemist
Baron Llebg, ~ Germany, declared that
II was Que Of the wslghtiest AMI most he
nehcent Inventions made la recent times
and large number ~ other eminent an.
thoflties spoke publlcly In cqasil, commen'
dsbie terms
10 Wa placed bsfore the pahhf Ia va
riety of forms, one of The best knowu he
ing TIA, OF "Ilorsford's SelfRsislpg Bread
pfcparstlon. which has sach a p'pulsr
sale In this locality
s,Art'ag without O. Tar capita OF their
own, the manufacturers having gradually
built up = most extraordinary business.
until now they arr The largest concern %
their Kind Ia the world. ami The demand
FOR these prcdact- Il steadily Increasing
Truly. thls ia curiOas aud wonderful
history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

hat. whether duty rests on The articles
OF not. ~ price Il a. low In Amsrics a. IN
any other part % he world.
We export paper % all klnds b ever
part Of ne world. vt Professor Perry IN
addressing an Iowa sotlence toll them
that a rctaruei missionary hal told him
that paper was cheaper In Natal. soa,h
Anica. than In The Uaiisd States. and ar
xuei that ths iesrnsss was caused BY The
dnty. Hal he looked a. cur commerce ~
port. he woah have zen ths, ~ ship pa
pr 10 south Africa and ths Missionary
wts a. likely % have ased American a.
Engish paper while a Natal
Morn Any storv In Mains viii sol
good IN. cote paper Cor a. s0s resm.
A proninsn, Western ionrnsl reosu,ly
conpsAlnst iAAi ne whole people Of The
I aitei states werc "taxed on stsrCh,
When stsrA Il a. much an article OF n.
port a. hiEh wines or wheat II isa low
order 90 Intellect that neeis Be toid that
pro,iuct. Which q abroad 10 seek higher
prices % foreigu countries than they can
bs so'f Coz hers arr noi malc hlghcr la
price ty any iuiics that nay BE- enacted
sgainsi the contingency OF thelr .mports-
tion whtthsr such au'ies ~ o. or ioo per
Ccuf
On strange ooilyloasness az a.. The Prin-
c.p'e. c1uoernlng prices. IL Is The constant
prtcucc of TIE Frcc Trade theorists 10
chtg, that thc greater the prOduc,lou %
ans protected article the greater III ''taS"
upon he people. since la ali cases NE
sho.c amoout OF the domestic Prolact i,
thcy as. rllscd 10 price By ne amount OF
the tas. shcrcks The fact i that TIE greater
thc i'mrs,Ic prciuciiou the morv ilficah
n q. to raise the price In me least de-
gre. ~ sny duty tAsi can be lsii apon H.
1sCausc a. the east rise In price. though
n oc oa'y one tenth ~ M daiy, eNpAnds
ln gsanuy AM - aosolaiels pfyveuts
further rise To- price.
Wien me American supply l. Wholly or
nearly adequate q the American dcmand
q may ncycrthslsss happen tha, ne article
vi bc .mportod. Notwithstanding The
Amer ,sn price Is no hlgaer ,hsn ihs FOR
ego. hold o. O. hg icmoustrsblc hat
,hoat siseJcoo OF lunual customs rcve-
uae are collected oai 70 Foreigners snd arr
uoi a iax on The American producer a. an
SOFA arc tao duties ou wooi AM shArc Of
thosc on Woolen goo,ls. TIE whole duty
on iumher. coal. wheat hariss re. ani
other agricultural proiucts-on nearly ev'
cry c1mpctlug articie.
ifsi.. 0o0 ooO OF Annasl fcvcuae arr col
.cltci out % foruigucr. through oar pro
tecure duties. The whole boiy of American
tsx. p.ycrs arc relieved D that extent Of
ths entire lucidcnce or buricn % The taa.
TIE cvaionce. that Zach q ssm = col.
icctod ogi of foreign proiacers Ar esmalA'
uye. Yl Aboat that sun la al Is col
iectsl ou article Which eel a. los, hy
ne concurrent observation OF Al. dealers.
In America a. arysherc for Instance,
. Uo0.oa0 are collected ou soolen goods.
81 Marshal Held. ne largest Importer Of
soolcn goods ln Chlc sgo, perhaps In Amer
lea. says. To- al Ordinary cotton and wool
IN roois f1f business suits ani TIE wcAf
of working men ant women Amcrica =
A. rhesD o msrket a. any 10 ths word.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
DEATH OF MRS. ISAAC BUTTER.
FIELD.

Asan almoniflou 81 hos rapidly thc or arr
passing away. there 10 scAroci) a. Issue ~ ne
tsarstis uuf oonveys tns Intelligence - ne
hath OF some sgel. srCiai Landmark We are
noa CAiifi uIon % announce The death. ~ an
early houf iNst sunday morning ancf BRIEF
iIinee of diaietss. % hrs franeis tnshinr,
- ~ aptain isssr naiisrfeld. AL mother
81 4 uattrfreit. "a Isotroi. AMI Mfs '. Z.
CRAY. a rontiar. uef death as uncrl,ects-i.
a. 30 was oniy sick about uesk " seems
~, 30 80 ~, . , ss9 s.sss,sr - "a. asr
iasi sicknc-s u seemed II bct a. n she bal
heaf,i = voice telling her he Woud DE Her
laughter sAii. Mt mo her, you most a. bet
Ter. your grand children Are coming oct 81
psctlns o. maze you = surpfiss On your birth.
daY,- sTuh they VII - surprised, sont
th.y.- all abe. 10 attend my fanerAll % ~
fufue.i out. The chair which vas rolEhi a. q
an 10 grandma. 80 never as able 70 use And
dlf MOI even scc Mr. was born IN sciiuaie,
Massac tus.tts. March - isii. and va mar
ret harch q. isl ne came 20 Michigan snd
20 fSsi.se IN ,,s' 49, 80 % .i.niSesst
that Death came % hef on her - birthday AMI
ne 'lsf annircrsary 81 hsf sc-iding. the De
ceased ses an OIL And siasiy sno-n ,s.lis '.,
pressed he casual visitor. and bonni ~
stranger houds ne more Intimate neg Dor
hooi AMI sociable tiss. Inside AMI oatside OF
,bs, 20 wosnsn possessed In al the rcia
uons Of lfs 81 Nas substantial entity. she
tnnk 10 sinek In florei hands 90 gAniy etier
nals she cAffis-i heart aisays IN r mpsil1
uith catering ani want and hsr hand ~As a.
uays ready 81 sofk Cor snd AL thosr IN nssi
Of assisiance. ~hs vas an earnest And ieto.
tsil christian. hnnofing Der profession ~ her
dss.is AM died a. she bad lived ~ tulness o.
fslil anl has sutsrci intn The hlh fruitlon Of
her hope. she leaves An agcd husband. tso
chlllrcn, ia xrand children and ave great.
Fraui chliirpn o. monrn her icafh. The "a
nsrai was held from Der late residence On lig
roo street vsst. Last Tuesday Afternoon. hst
u. Geiston, ber pastor. PERFORMING the at
sai rites Many friends uefc present AMI ipl'
Lowell The remains "a OAK llill cemetery
shsrc they YER placed In the " u.on Wa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
RFPrRiicAN NATIONAL CONvEN
rION



una tecufive Coinuiifise of a. niainr 1ilo
ol Maine hariuE psricctci srfAnrr meets o.
f.
kUHrsiaa IL tt.rtla.
a. ..f...|I tI.s neruhiIrta Naf.onai torfrn fIIn,
In.ka a. 70 'nsI nE tnnn1nrrfnruf f1r fnr nCr
ofi 81 trose 80 ulay tcslrr to atieul
A .peclal frala oser ths tssieru Eslir,s.i
.lraI I'll tns uorning ffNIn hem nauEor, arrlf
- IN rcsion 49, To party sll leave
noston An tne same cfeuinE. uy sreclal train.
aIll Wkruel siegIils ar. over ins tisli.a a
hIaa-F. - ora Irnfral AL lakr share A
II .rhITa1 -oufnTrn ksiiruaIis. takinT ffcAs .tsi
surisY mrruIuE m synsruse. diunef M n
sEara NaI.s rrInaIninE frlr nnlrs aul - 81
hlra.n. aIrItIns I'M tnICsFo. >an.isf nofninE.
IInT d. AwuIr InrHHl rr0sIaf. HIs 90 me l'iftI
vhi.e u laioaEo, na.r nssn s-rul,'i (. ~, -
lud. tIIrun. eranf iar.i1s anl Nai.esin
uoI.ss an ronrIs aul nr assIrnei snUe nr
fne tTain. ttus aFoii.uF a.l Cnnfls.nn a.i Do
liy on tnrIr auifaL uaiCi bids go fH e. pc
Elnr.s1 nrr, n.lsiu1 to laI0arn FL. Itiafn.
f.iN trrlns III slrrrlnE Clr. htsIIu - n.
40. ~ nan rH1rs frnu NJ. stations Nl 49,
IN aad Main Csnfrkl Esuros.is to aui noan
liratnn Inus. NrHIr.n. nIrfIs In s.rTN."E 0aIs
IN securr trrm rf cnciu.inE e. to f0e -r.I.e
- 81 ine -. nrnfl -lftE.e. 49, 80.
m thIcaEo srulll alIrrss t1e .cCrUtaf1 A.
.arlF a. rlrssI d.. -noi lafrI tnan a. lfn MA
urteis to ttiraEo snI IrfrIr fo.si inr I' GAYS
l0nu NaV
CuAEff- A. nufItLtf rres''r.f
uEsEi NJ -ras.rr. -crr0farf
harlsfa Ny FL, i.,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

TuE WORLDS IIissoRN, IRON It's Bar
fIE FrxLDs.-The well known Publishing
house OF J. c. McCurdy Co, OF Phila'
delphis. Cincinnati. Chicago. and 81 Lou
l., has Just published most valuable and
attractive book. entitled, Famous aud
Decisive Battles OF the World, written by
Captain Charles King, 4. \. A, late Pro
fessor OF Military Science and Tactics Ia
the University Of Wisconsin, and the au'
thor Of The Colonefs Daughter" ln
this. his latest work. Captain King brings
10 bear ell the grace OF his fseile pen upon
descriptions OF the most renowned MILL
tsry events, from Marathon, 40 n. e., "
the prcseut times. Ills work combines the
qualities Of severe and considerations study
with great pictaresqueness OF representa-
tlon. and the reader consequently gets The
solid meat Of history served and presented
In q most aliurisg form. The book 10, In
fact. . gallery OF battle pictures. each tell
ing lu own story, and eli hung upon q con-
pected line Of history which brings them
into their proper relation with each other.
History thus taught stays In the memory,
and q boob OF battles, having the scope
And written In the style OF this mastery
vork OF Captain Kings. becomes ct once
the most efectual, a. Il 10 the most delight
fal. medium for aequaintiog ne with the
great salient features In the story OF q ~
race that could possibly BE- devised. rhs
frm wants agents everywhere 70 lntrodoee
this new and popular work. write TOT
full particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

IHr tsv of rur rCmrNi or Crsrov.
rrrirs -u1 VkN nESsioe.
>omsthing hks en- ecouom.c az ou tlls
poini nay b. deducsi from q Sufficiently
sis range of observation OF acts.
40 duiy oan pe protective loicss thgrv
= some domestic proiacti1u of the con-
modify on which 10 rests nor uuless the
domestic supply ], inadfllats io al the
domestic demand
A fliy ca corce woui not 1c protective
1ecaass there l. no ionesi.c protlctlou
of d.
rhs dsiy ou coiton an wheat q. not
protective hecaus, ne domestic protlc.
t.ou = greater thkn tie domestic demand
A really protective tarif l. one which
.tmnlates zone Domestic production iato
condition more nearly approXimative %
nat % fully sapp'ying ne demand
Hence. In ever case ~ REALLY protective
iaty ths forsi ~ price with The duty aiiet
I. DOT ne cr.sr.on Cor txiag TIE Amer
can price. Coz ne former - constantly be-
Iag mors ant morc dstsrmlaed BY e uew
actor VIZ. ere competition and cost
amonz American prodsoers. Tor several
years ths American lcmant Goa stCcl rAlls
Va sog 'sst America dsvs.opeia capacity
OF prodnctioa greater than That oi Euxiand
befOrs ths price hcgAn % f.li under ~ In
60. - 49, ......a..fHfI.r a -
producers, oat when America cached a
capacity OF proiacing 1000 tons. and
oar demand was on'y i,ioooo tons. The
Price isll o. 80. thoagh ne foreixu price.
With freighi ssd duty sided w0ad nave
zen 81
10 the ratio hat AmericNa production
becomes competeut ~ supply the American
demand The price ceases - BE- 10 any nan
ner Affected BY ths duty. 10 drpcnds GA
Americas COS, u production only. For
Instance. there are cotton prints selling
Cor tI-sc. ayard, and which We export -
china. al Afflcsn and S0ath American
ports In o0mpetitl0n win Eaglish prints
.elling Cor TIE sane price ga the import
atlon Of The prints there h . duty Of more
shan s. pr cent, and they, arr not In
porsabls. thersfore. Bat ne duty forms
no element vhstsser 10 their price. BE-
caass American eompstition produces The
priats a. chsAPly a. English composition.
What i true a. reEsrds The prints = uas
q. regards every productions which We en-
por, In competition with foreign Prodae-
srs Hence. the imprOb.bility that The
price of a. American manufacture q a.
fectsd BY daty a. al Increases a. TIE
Americsn supply becomes amply adequate
70 an The Americas demand when se
Sc Americas articles going abroad - an
export that fact becomes conclusive proof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

'roH .ans -ouro' :. i''' -''nr'-sa i'e'''
whoctcr conco,ics tasi 10 b, oas oi the
alncilons of government o. promote .n
fustry. a. ever ouc mast Mo claims i1r
a town ths power OBJ hu.I roa.is. cannot
stop shori ns ths coacilsIon that thc pop-
alAf majority can uss the taxing power To-
manner 3D. promots i...r.f ratAef han
lorsign intusiry. srd ne plea that to io
sd rals,s prices ant 80 taxcs one class fof
ne nsncrt NJ smother. IL Ahso'uteiy klt
Gly met .u ne fsct thsi each person 30
;aNei has ne right b step INTO the shoes
of M person f1f Who's alleged hcueft hs
tA1ed ifhs rsp,y. Dol 4 hsfent ne cap
a. o. do 81. this rcp'y IT, fails NEE ~
.sylug 10 snt thc bus.uoss oi tac gov
erumsni o. urulsa y1u VIA capital n
fog wan price, a. % h.fe a. .u other
couutrc-. make ari sen tle goods a. on
rolrseif Boz io 10 a. youg oEu oost TINS
~ hut ne application b. yourselves orr tlc
doctrine yoa sd freely app.y o. me mana
lctlrcrs. wleu 700 say Oh then n you
Nani N In,iastrics of the colutry iircrs.-
.ed. diversity then lfyo1 r'ea.e hui Al t
81 your oNu clst
Who paws thc duties Ih.s .csilrr of
NJ tarlr d.scnsslon-rif the degrcs In
anf circumsiances unier which ihe tarir
- stax. ani lpou Whoa the taN really
ant ana.ly rcsts. has been made thc SOB
81 or such mountains OF m.srvpreseuia-
ton an nischoot thai lt Is not Zoo mnch
ID az hat iArse proportion oi al The
fools In ~ oouutry are crazy on this point.
A. an lIlstrat.os of one of thc soc.a frCu-
les % which some poop,e arc altlctcd-
AXE the frcc Traders hosls over tlc tair
un lamhcr Tasy represent that millions
of wosieru people arc compelled % live .u
tlg-oais. moi tlts. tiooe caves ant az
Ter tcuts--thai motheris.s abe sleep cot
10 P-itiur storms pcCausc iumocr hHruus
INSIST on exciut.ug ~ I'D pr GEN. tuiy,
the vast supplies of iumber Which arc
ready D. poar from Canada inio the Prairie
states r me dlty could be repealed What
are the hcts' way taai iamhsf l. cheaper
% ne Northwest a. al the iAse p0rt, tasn
10 sai any of ths lake port. OF Canada
ooussgasui'y thsi iustsai of c1wlng IRON
canada Into the Northwest 10 fows irom
tls Northwest .uio Wssieru Canals AL
ron ENstCru Canals luto NeW VI ora. Ths
converts the sho.c free trade agitation
regarding lumber. .uio froufy fouutet
apo1 gu1rante. lac those ol ibe miii'e
agcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

H. all strangers that come 10 town we're
- spicy and entertaining ~ the one that
came 10 our once last week nom the
school n No. Bridgsoa-of which J. L.
Moody ls PriBcipsl-ir the shape OF .
pamphlet entitled TAs Sfranges. in which
the scholars show The effects Of their stnd-
lee. they would indeed be welcome suests-
IL IL very nicely gotten up, and they ssk
for Subscribers st 70 cents year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

W. n. JouNsoS. who has bcsn COT some
years In Bangor, has removed 10 Pi,,-.
nsld. Ne, snd tsksu possession Of The
Lsnccy Hoass. which he has htted ap In
aus style with all the modern couveuieuces.
aud Woald h. glai b accommodate all BIZ
OF frlcuds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

IN the article On the Papers Of Oxford
County, last week. the misplaced types
made rs say Eas>ra irvus "Rsris''" In
stead Of rsrirci. and that DR.. True IL ~
tired Instead OF refsised. a. The mann.
script Rad. We ali know TIA, " indsx .
l. too careful ~ make sneh glarinf mis-
take.
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Tor ths uNNoCn,f
BUCkFTELD ODD FELLOWS


nv EksAhh
MAJ .ith. i,.l. Nefinscot lslge. inde-
penieut Oricr o. ON Yellow. was lnsu'
utoi % Blckfeli VII hut seven mem.
1ors ou ne evening ol Msy igth, l,'t'
10 crie1raiel IT, drst birthday .a a mannef
wh.ch lr0 uo doubt hat taoagh ~ .oisnl
10 years. 10 sas already a thriving AM CO.
crgcilc boiy. worthy % notice an ics'
uucd to become powerful factor 10 the
Community. The present membership i
f,rty-thrc. thsy have ftted ~ Pre,tly
tac hal of The oi Long aoasc All par
chased a ST of very hanisome rcgAiiAs
their meetings ar held even saturday
evening an rev menbers ar frequently
a.iicd
TIE anniversary exercises occurred 10
tac Methodist cAurch. Which vas allied ~
.is almost capacity A special traio
broughi q ,srge deiegai.oa from Anasa.
g1nucook Lodge of CaBion Towle's or.
chestrs furnished music, Past Grsni Mas
tcr Reed of Aabarn delivered q ieciure sP'
on oiticliowship. there wcrc remarks
from members % both Lodge, and Mr.
Mou'tou OF Portland. hamoroas rcaicr'
furnished the spice OF The occAsion-his
personAtious 10 " The Scaool ENhioliioa
keg, BIZ aaiienoe 10 a roAT % laughter.
Aboai hAifpAst Ten The oid Fellows And
invited guests repaired - Tntou's Han,
WHERE a boantifal supper Wa served %
aboat two hundrcd ani any people, prov
ing b an pArtAkcrs that Oii Fellows are
good providers ant odd Fellows wives
Ar good cooks The table, were very
handsomely set
Afer supper he hall "a cleared Coz
dauc.ng. and thus ended celebration
which surpassed anything OF L. kind
hitherto attempted 10 Backnc.d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Wa are sorry 10 see by the wstersille
lSenansl, that its editor. I. ID. hsxneld. on
accom-, OF filling health. Is obliged 10 re-
Tire non It's management We eongraia-
late hi. successors. o. NJ. l.. A. Moore,
on the prospect Of 30 good an opportunity
OF building up q zoe business, and wish
them abundant success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

very scrce- believe I have paid for
every drop Of liquor TIA, have drank be-
-lde> whst awe not bat xissa me. 30 !
an ffos 10 spesk 90 write. srs The sale OF
liquor shosli I thiak, nos le placed on
What have slwsys foasd and. called Par.
4. = t<mp~ranr. tosa. NFRcHs~f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

List Of patents issued ~ Maine Invent.
Or for the week ending May o.. reported
for a. by Coomh- 4 Mason. solicitors of
Patents, Bangor
q W. Smalley. fli,sns.i, lfouing board.
~ 4 Thavsr Paris. foldlng table.
GIN Kurdish. Augusta. Hand driA.
M. Robinson. Lltchheh Corners, IL
qlid measuring vessel
g. D. Eniott. Calais steam actnatcd
valve
Newlckawawick Co. -. Berwick, trade
mark-the word Burlslghs AMI the
portrait OF John n. Baflslgh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Mhsre.s. CAafls. 4. frosf then ~ pina, IN TIE
Ceuaiv ofOx fnri All state % fMsiss. ~ ia mofts
ssse tleFd datei Ne arst daY q lsaaNrr, A 10.
is-., AT ferlriiei a ihs osflri kssi.ify Of
Dee.is no,s Ia. pare q. eonrefef ~ otis ". A.
tslf thea Treasurer OF 10 Ministerial anf sfhaol
Fun.i q sal Uptsn. AL % his sueusss,f On al
nNcs certain gsrcsi - rcsi esiAts, siiustsf in
al pinu, bsinE part "a STAT q Anosn a. ~
MaIstrflsi sni A. hool lunf lsnf. boanasd - ~
io.s. 20 80 Comaeocins a. Ne soaih sssi eof.
nsf % Ne uahHs lani. - cslei. - ifton, al a
aspis stab. thencs sssisflF ahpui hFtY ffsrefs
north. o. q csiiu stats. fWtT fois, theace nofth
twsniy issrees casi 81 ftEht ansies sith ne afst
ice thfvs hunlired sni iseatT roiss thea Atflshi
snEiss Nth ne last lac ssa parslis sith M set
Ice 'arty rods D. Ne sast lee u ths psble Last
ihfnos soath isenty degrees usst. 81 fiahi anfes
.ah ast NE. sionx Ne east Ice 81 ssd rnhiir
lsnI D. TIE place n heslasinE
Ani strfes.. ne condtiou % sald noftfAsr
hss besn broken 800 thsreffs ~ wssnn n ths
hresrh Of ne e1afHioa lhsfc1f, kosfps a. Lac ,
Trcasufef ~ ne rfustsss 81 ne hlnlstsriai snd
.chosi iand 81 sali tptro, sni sscrssfrf IN cfies
70 sat- ofs n. Ahtpif, cisin forsriosars OF sAii
noftsarf RO~COk q LANk,
rstsarer o. Trustees OF NInstsfIal
sst schpol fuai - tpiea.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Wa hope our subscribers and patrons
will charitably Ascribe all errors and omls-
slous Of the two OF three weeks past 10 The
absence OF the Editor. Who Z. on much
aeeded recrestioB. with an invited party
OF bis craftsmen on tour Of inspection
and observation in the southern States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

T. n. Peterson Brothers, Philsdel'
phia. have lust issued a new and complete
edition OF The works OF Mrs. Emma ID. l.
y. Southworth. Her latest works. "sell
Made .or. Dat OF the Depths. has Just been
issued In two volumes, under the names Of
"Ishmsei; OF, In the Depths, aud Sell
Raised; OF. Prom The Depths, The nrs'
OF which gives a. a frontispiece a new por'
trait Of Mrs. Southworth. the other view
OF her cottage on the Potomac. This new
edlgiOn Is Ia daodecimo form, and Is CON.
plets In forty-three large volumes, bound
Ia morocco cloth. with full gilt back
price sl.Tj each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Mosks CnASniER, one of oar subscrio.
cr. residing 10 Cobargh. lows, sends a.
The advanced pay for bis paper for nsr,
year. and ssys BE- was brough, up In Frye
burg. and l. well acquainted with oar Az
r.eultsrsl Eiltef there. Thi- j. NE way
h. talks about rsl.iag stock
4 sec 10 your paper you have some
VERY cool STEERS Ia Maine. led nineteen
steers this winter they Arc sold for &c. ON
loot they e. uext week. Two years Oil
past. their average weight Il go ihs /,
Al, best one $50 lbs.-he Was three the
tot April Beat that, oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

SulL THEN coNs-we received, last
week. No. I. Vol I. rthe Mechanic Falls
Ls.ig.r. q new paper started At that place
by Henry A. Poole We see no reason
why, II he can get Subscribers and busi-
ness enough. he should no, succeed. We
xl.h him .ncce.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
CARD.

TO al 80 are surrrins iron ~ uror 80 =
q ssfei Ioas "a youth. nsftous seakness sal
fsfay. loss 81 msnhsod A., oil 80 feelps
that ill eurs you, FHkG 90 tnAkat rs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

SroNsE CAKE.-ro three well-OeAten
eggs aid QUE cup white sugar, and thor
Oughly sin together. Then take Que heap.
ing cupfal noar aud thoroughly mix with
Il while dry one measure each OF acid and
soda OF two hesping tessPOOnfais scld
AMI One moderately teaspOOnGl soda OF
Horsford's Brcad Preparation. Then stir
the -FOUR 81 prepared Into the eggs aud
sugar, and last OF all. stir Into the whole
one tablespoonful hot water. Salt aud
nsvor % taste Bake Immediately
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

HorsE NETTING While In Boston II
will Interest one 10 visit The warerooms
% Palne's Farnltarc Manufacturing Co. -
Canal Street, OF send % them fof one OF
thelr new books OF designs Of furniture
nov In factory.
They have on hand very large assofi'
ment OF ParlOr AMI Dining room suits,
Live Geese feathers. Hair Maiiresse-'
Spr ng Beds. Lounges, Rattan aud Cane
Chairs a. wholesale aud Manufacturers
prices