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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

LiGHr AND HK,vY M.NURISG A cues
ton often occurs A. % the amount OF ma
nuring which Is most profitable TO apply TO
land. A nght dressing, over a wide sur
face. Is by some believed. tOibe best, while
other. insist on heavy mAnurlng on I'm
tied area. The question Is answered BY
the manner In which the manure Is APP
piled. n merely spread on the surface
and plowed 10, q wide and thin coat would
be most profitable. A large mass would
not become intermixed with the soil, and
in dry season might be worse than use
less. Five thin coats, plowed under In ss
many successive years. would be much
better than one coat i've times as thick
simply turned under At one operation. A
large amount may be applied In single
season. provided 1, Is first finely broken
and pulyerized. and then intimately inter
mixed with the soil by repeated piowing
and narrowing, or on . small scale with
the spade. hoe, and steel rske.-co1"'rv
Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
tnoston Advertiser
cuIAp Hn0n-


The winter has been severe on the farm
animals OF the country hut. with that En-
ceptlon, the cold season has been posi-.
tive benefit 20 the farming districts, and
the outlook 3. good. The most systematic
anil Trustworthy inqalrcrs nnd that on, %
%, 2O0. s9J swine, counted A. the beginning
OF tne present calendar year, pa, less than
a.9Ta.CJg have been lost up 10 the present
time. This loss Of sc per cent has been
caused by floods, disease and exposure,
the latter cause having been specially po-
tent ln the south. where swine do not re-
cs'ye much care Oat Of 50.c26. c2c sheep,
t.gss. cGg. or per cent, were lost, The
South and tae Territories being relatively
the largest loser. The largest number
Of sheep va. lost through dogs or by eS-
poslrs cat OF i2.si7,30i cattle. 1872
ss,. ore per cent. we're lost. chisny In
cousequsnc, of exposure. aggravated by
poor Feeding and general neglect Horses
have frpi better
Counting the head of cattle lost al 80,
pig a. 70. All q sbccp 40 a., che total loss
rcachc. so. -ni ts,. sud might have been
prevented to a large extent cur farmers
lose annually AZ much N negiecting their
live stock A. me county AZ iargc loses 10
consequence of preventahle arrs Boz
there Is remarkable absence of disease
from thc FARMER. 1--WE stock. and a. al
civilized couniric. ~ rcry hari o. pro-
duce maximum of fern animals. meat
ought % b. shnoiani and a. isa.i uoi
d,ar,r Than it has brsu.
The area covered with winter wheat .s
shout ls .coO. 90 aerr.. This i ~ Increase
of about pr cent over the ares actually
harvested ls.t year The improvement Is
Que Ia good part 90 the Souih. anf mainly
Il thc pscifc coast where che increase Is
10000 scrc. Auaccoani. agree in che
statement that the Pacific coast bills ialr
tohagc ihe largest harvest 90 winter wheat
ln ii. history The reports from che South
eru STATE. ar also favorable. and ffom She
Middle state. fair Compared with 't.i
year. thc o4iIp1k 81, ,scsilsut
Ia Earop, tlo oli.ook Is ss.d Deb ho hr.'.
liant Great Britain ani Germsny have
hal ths muic.' sloief iof many years
past. Yrance hs. suffered from bai uusca.
soualle fro.i. AMI Kassa i.. .. usual, q
iani of riddles and uncertainties hai
she prospect l. that winter wheat Wiz Dol
.baniant everywhere ani ihf' bread VIII
not bo dear
or course early 70 MAY no one csn s'y
what the hartrst % ihr sorii will b. We
kuow. hoNeyer. shat iac ofirca. season
ha. been passed. under more esce'eni oon'
dlrons Than d, usually the ca.c. ani That
ths operations of spring proceed in q re-
markably encouraging manner There Is
room of ihc hope then. thti meat aui
brcai will bc abundant everywhere. Az :
that c1nsumors vii o.. safr on thai
point Elope Loo pari.-a' frr'' highly
cnr1irAeci. because gpoi harvest means
g1pi bus.urs, generally What tHr bar.
vest, afc O. thls cluntry appr ,f. fr1m hc
foloNius table. which L. Official, sui ntmes
thc value of our exports
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
sf Altans. 80. Mcts'uf.fi
HOW To PREPARE SHEEP NAN kL
FOR ISL


Hln lsury Lane ~ Miic1sD, who
lives lu apart of ihe stat afssS devoted
% che raising Of Msnno Sheep. gives The
fl.lowlng A. Bis method for tfeiiing ihe
manure maic ff0m these animals. Which is
very iflcali preparing f1r use
III stock h. mostly sheep. of which be-
faitens large number every winter A.
they run loose in pens. me mtuur, With
tn icciing Is irolicn down gu.ts sol.i.
AMI can oniy be- taken sp o. large fakes
which 10 almost Impossible 10 make ane
enough fof usc ~ any ordinary methods.
Perhaps Kemp. manufe spreadsr would
tear Il o. pieces Sufficiently II -. 70 would
nesi no stronger rccommcnfAtiou fof use.
Mr. Lane put. q llautlty of ihe manure
into hi. pig pens aut gives thc hogs an
opportunity % exercise the.f roofing pro
pcns.iic. upon 70, perhaps encouraging
them now AMI then ln the work by rtle
corn scattered shout in q rev FAY. Tie
manure D.. an torn % pieces ani worked
over sufficiently for ase. when 10 Is thrown
oat aui fresh ioi pot into che pen..
This gentleman has fo9nd nothing 90
eqgaswine in this work. and r. a,ionishci
A. ,he ease and rap.il,y with which y =
done
Many % our farmers make U.s. of their
hog. To- working over coarse horse manure
10 this way. makIng ia most excellent
Fertilizer Tor corn of other crops Any
coarse. strawy manarc, uudt for use In H.
present condition. may ~ mi. process be
turned 10 gooi account. and The pig. made
10 part % pay for their keeping 10 ih.s
way. Farmers would 80 vel h make use
ofthis means % a greater extent than they
now 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

DHfNkINe FOUNTAIN fOR CuicAEN-.-
A. my plan % Supplying water Tor little
chickens may be- new 10 many OF your
readers. I give 10 for al q ~ who may
Ike. Take tight can an empty igallon
kerosene can l. lu.t the thing punch a
half dozen holes near the bottom on one
side ol Il and have tinker solder on 70
the bottom a strip, say ase inches wide
and the Isnsth % one side Of The can. tara
Cd two Inches ~ the outer edge sud the
same on each tnd which should be len
that much longer. Solder the corner,
AMI Il will make vessel ? ~ inches wide
and ? inches high on one side OF tie can
which will always keep full q water 80
long a. there Is any len 10 the can.
To an the can with water, turn Il partly
one side and pour into the trough a. the
bottom; or better still, n you have tub
or trough full Of water, hold your can IN
der till IL nils. Then set IL up and there
will enough run on, 70 on the vessel At the
bottom above the holes In the can. IL
will always keep so full As long A. there Il
any water len In the can. which must be
alr.,lght.-D. u. o., Rlchland, Cal, In the
COUNTRY Gsuflemda.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

m.-uIppEN NEw NoEN ro~N--
Iva AZ home reading how a hunter
kiIlci a savage animal, one morning when
Herbert Royce cane along AMI took ne
% scs oar cousins. the hrousous. Also
Annie must rot sho never woud he 'cit
behind rcaccably.
There arr some enc shade trees iu front
OF me house. elm ! rather mink most ~
them srs. and Ne went there AMI PLAYED
a. h.iui mans buf q long time You
woulf have laughed % see thc cfort Annie
made 81 keep away nom Ernest ard % hear
llerhsrt cry cut I'M that ic'gucd voice
Ia. Ia Gucss w1o. wnut puzzle wise
mcu 81 the last. only les Than Ncbuchad.
usrrars oman
Bat came away before thc game Wa
out. h.ecalse Q sIpp.si sut hurt nae. Ani I'D
dIi noe Sc bcss exploit or Harry escape
shru au thought him In a tght place, nY
climbing a ropc running into tree.
Vas =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Gvr THIN LIBERTY The idea Is prev
alent that young chickens DO more harm
among gardens ami crops than Is actually
the case; 80 they are confined 10 their
coops and runs, when they would he innn-
l,ely better on and no one any worse, II
they had u ore liberty. Watch them close
~ in the garden they do not stop to
scratch In the ground, but look for In
sects from one plant 70 another. hour AZ
ter hour Sometimes tempting ripe TO-
maio will stop them ant then the damage
has begun. In the strawberry season. a.
90. there should be no chickens 10 the gar
den; but aside from the season Of few
such special crops there Is no reason Why
Young chickens may not enjoy an occs-
slonal run OF the garden and be Improved
by it-MliEs FIrmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

SE-rhe discovery Of ArHLoPmORos a. q
specific for rheumatism and Neuralgia was
not sn accident, bal the result OF Inquiry
into his own case, by gentleman Of wealth,
leisure and scientific accomplishment, who
had been long victim OF Rheumatism.
His own cure proved his theories A. 10 the
nature Of the disease, and the merits Of
ArnLoPnoRos a. specific for Il. Then
his friends tried II. and their friends And
80 the circle widened. till now ArnLorHo-
RIOS II an efficient and safe remedy IN the
severest forms OF Neuralgia and Rheums-
tism.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Rip Van Wrinkle slept a good while,
yet had his sleep occurred about 30 year.
ago, when DOwnss Elixir hrst attained
It's reputation, on awsking he would have
been able 70 recognize this friend % the
afflicted, and might have taken another
twenty-five years nap, aud walked up 10
ind D0wns's Elixir AZ the end Of half a
century the most popular aud The best
Cough Remedy known. Also, Bakers
Bltters for Bilious Diseases, not 80 Old,
Int good
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Tm BLOOD Worfp RrS.-For Eve
years was q great sufferer from Catarrh.
Ny nostrils we're - sensitive c04ii not
hear the least bit ~ du., AZ times 30 BAT
the blood would run. aud no night I csui
hardly breathe. AMER trying many things
without benefit ! used Ely's Cream Balm
am living witness 81 H. efficacy. p.
rER BEuCE. Farmer. Ithaca, y. \. Etsy
20 use price iO cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

RE,D QriCAfY 80 SuffrErH. There
D. "a potent remedy which parties ihe n'1If
and restores the wasted cnsrz.cs giving
new DE ari ygor to tAr whole system.
a.. r." AiwOoi's Bitter. d. ihai medicine.
Bearing bis signature al.p trademark o..
n b. not mis'cl by the signature of
one Wool, nor of one Moses b. A.
wood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
uisa ssshssisy
Spring Without Blossoms.



60 Late a. assa.
Hs.asrs of ussthorass "mnnss uf ~Tfrn
esolss 49, rscal ~ raffcs sIn shEh Frof
Ciieo-d rTncheon ~ hai hran I'd e. aslr lu-
Fri-oasi $500 as ssfy msnheri. ssd. afcr be-
rs,e~.s M uh 49,. a. ~hers t nT bag.
Piss.s oa gss ne uy hsrr.nrss' Huf t,st
esaii 10 49, oay 10 part g. sesns e. saru
s4ns1ins cccssinasnT al srross the g'oor o. e
40 kssisad aaisnn tsv.
lac sasr a. Msssrs usrkN Co.. NJ H.
rttss, 81 fsahnsor, =. a.. aye 10 have saE
srei 4ntold N sary arun "a .liseei f-a.a etrsair
i.-~.@s oftss bo-eh Nnf iIsrf,osa. srrauEsr rf
~ ga rNu. . soashi r,lsf A. ue s1fs ri
~ pc as of srrry sctocl a. usef errrr la
tsuf ssi ioossiie rsnelY nisr tre srr. have
q at li,und In rARhIn> roNtC o1n.
glets specsds prsscuuvs al carr a raur a-
ssushis nei-.ue. $40 "a l1f us $50 r1h.
-sss coun A.. IL srti'ri ID tte rrfff .f nY
r-stns nsca ny ssrry lsYs. . chserfa.r aat
s-sasfany acsso~ietEs 80 ftrt
NJ. n = wsiis 80 ne.is 81 ntreiarann b.
a. psorle 81 ier-ef tT. ttit rte tfsiIr'n
4. 81 NJ. ruas q ssauius at ro,autsrr GELS I'll
49, 80 sfsluaielr roruav ~ sarrrug rrrss
satar~i - nsnv re.fs us L. ~ Hr1irrr n
As, al lnos 80 go So. a. L. nna I'D.
sctiy ~ 'fcln ~ 90 .rautra al e. ~ .ra IN
- ~. s~rIbns ~ - rAhkfn'- roNtC
Noelaa 81 a. IN ~ Eoranl stllll1trs lI. '.r
gfsana rlrUs ugufs 81 IIn Frr IrH.H ar.
~ tssNess ri 80 tanot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

The yoLrAIc Bar Co, Mlrsiail. Mict.,
will send DT. Dyes celebrated Electro
yoltalo Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial FOR thirty days % men fy0ung Or OLD
who are afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality and kindr,d troubles. guAran-
teeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health aud manly yigOr Address a. shove.
n. B.-No risk l. incurred. A. thirty days
trial il allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

The late Professor Draper succeeded 10
producing Photographic plates showing
stars which cannot be seen through the
TELESCOPES by which The photographs were
taken. What a wonderful thing Il science.
Now We can understand how SArOny takes
such beautiful pictures 81 Ugly women.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

An Indiana school girl, rejoicing in the
sad, sweet name u Duidie Da0b., has run
away from home ant the distracted detec-
tiycs arc a. badly lost a. Doodle seems Cd
be. la girl with such name a. that,
really Is lost In the woods, 10 seems a pay
"a fnI hrr aualn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

rho<s lxnxuIf. tirs>oms sensAtlons causing
von 10 f-el snzrcely able. 10 b. On yout ieets
thst constant Drain MAJ = TAKING hon yoef
.yss.m AL lts formsr elasticity driving M
nloom NON yoar chesks. thAt ooutinusa strain
Anon your vital forces. rcnosrinr yea irriia.
% AM frvtrnl. can easily ~ removed ~ M
- az IA mArveioas renesiy. uop nittlrs
Irr~xulAritie. Anl ohstruct.ons q your system
srs rulisxsd a. oncs. ~h1s ne special cNuss
o. pr loaioal pkln are permknently removed
~ons receive 30 much bsusnt AMI none ar
20 profcundiy grateful AM show suehan inter.
s.s N r-conmsnding n % niuer- a. wcmen
r.sls Ns..s As~s.-
NY mother was ariictcd q ionx tlue Niih
NeursiEA AMI iuii. hoavy. inasiive condi
ZION az ths whole system. hsa.iache. nervous
pro-trNIion. AMI wNs almost hsipisss Nophy
slclsas o. usiicine. dii hsr sny 500. rhrse
laonths 40 me bessn 20 ~ uop Nurf- IN
snrh rod cfect thaf she .cerns ani feels YnnnE
NxAin. Nthoush over 20 ycar. ca We uink
thsrs i no Other melicine O. % use I'M the
andy a lazy. IN rroviience
naarFoun. Pa. NaY ~ is't
r. has cars.i me- 81 several di~saecs snch ~
as-voasne-.. - kns.s a. tls stomach. monthiy
troobis-. stc. have not ..en q sick day I'M a
y~Ar .inos I took Mop ntiars AL ny ucigh
ncr~ 49, hen MHS tANsit oHtA>.
slse Icsr--A iour ~ Europc thai cl1i me
'si.ss. dons me- be-. rccd thaa one bottle Of
~hirsfs. ny kiso cured my vifs oi fnfcn
yesrs ucrvuus weakness sleeple@susss a %
fysueps.a- m Auturn y 4
utxh Aathertty
ICY s.itsrs u not, In sny scn-r, au airono. il
osversze OF uguof. snd couid uof rc s''i fol
- snceut to persons desIrCrs cl ontt..inG
n -nediclnai bitter
onrn b. RaUs. = Uoul lnferl Ert
So utcuaIS.srtts. Al, MaF I. -.
.IEs-i have besn suroriug ten years aal D
tsiei ycur Hop ntfeis ani r fone ue none
rc.ci thNn al NJ iociors MIss Bonn
n.hy saved
Ne AZ - trankfll o. ssV fEaf Our rrrsIrg
nAby 80 psruAneuty clrrI Of Ia |angi rn'ls
an prutrscts.i consIiraflun an1 irfrTu .srIff
q ~ coseIs ~ tte 49, Of nur NIftrrs tF 'fa
nothef. snic1 IL ~ sane uuF ncsfurf.I Do
- psrfect teafn AT sirNnEfn.~lhr parents.
~ hestar. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
NOTICE

To al whom these presents may cone this u
20 certify that ne undersigned, have ths dAy fof
. Confederation o. NE paid, gifen O. my MINOR son
Kills g.. Annis, bis tins 20 usde add act ior him.
self. AEree ~ not o. eialm anY q h. sages Al.
Ter this date sud that shall pay no debts OF NE
confractius l0r any puTposf whateFer.
Muufss -, y ofusOy
Bsibei, Jsa "a. lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

% say ron personal experiences that sal
phur Blttcrs. which advertisement vii oe
seen In another column, l. The best spring
ant blood u,e'ficlne - be- found. IL j. pre-
pared ~ an honest hTu who scorn b use
cheap and worthless medicines bat use The
hsst that money can BAY -EiIi1r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

QrAru Bufrrs srr a. unItr Any .firr
preparation Al thry afe superior t1 no nfa-
rr medicines. The materials. methods.
sud proportions M the compound are tNe
result of thc long ant successful eKptr.
ence OF q pharmacist. used 90 putting gp
prescriptions ilr MANI years. htrv art.-
Gle j. warrante.i.pure sni uasiaIt.raf.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

A Connecticut woman Dos years uil has
Iust conslmmatei step sae resolved upun
when Andrew Jackson frst ran Dr Pres.
dent That Is. % l.n che church She
has probably been waiting all tl.. tmc
for new bat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

-Four hundred thousand anigsiors wrre
Killed f1r their skins hst year 10 IL
thought that che supply vii harNF keep
up win the iema1i m tle nIr daughter
of the West persist In wearing alligator
fl1t-grar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

you seem ID feel unusually well ibis
morning" said an imp of darkness to biz
satanic majesty eyes, indeed. responded
the old sinner, clicking hls Tall playnly,
II have lust heard some good news
'sWha; II ltfr dob iugcrsoii L. Recurring
AGAIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

The report hat General Batter was con.
temp'aung taxing unto himself wife II
ccu.ci The rlmor was probably put luto
c.rCl.at.ln ~ some .lxer. Tie general j.
too o.i to think about marriage. ll.s days
of sroorIrg are past
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Ilc mcLcIre W most lke .s taai which
does .ts work quick snd vel har. RAJ
h'.0i Buffers afc the quickest k.nf of a
cure fof dyspepsia AMI liver AM 4. ncy
lr---I-ln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

In Arkansas she Az forhids the erection
% saloon within eve hundred yards Of a
school h0u-s. This i wise law. Il WAS
very annoying for the chliircn % have 20
20 10 the saloon every tims they wanted 10
reCite their lesson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

ElHs14f lHsiIae LI1.0lfHI lt Onr oI
ne rev really valuable patent m.lIriurs
which W. aiNhFs take pleasure u calling
attention O.. lfis 11f1 Pr 'uferna' ant
external use ani d. worth more t1a hu-
N ILan = aLl-- mr-l---n- -Lr.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
coxnrcr.p ny d w.IKrn McKrns.

corresponsicncs on practical arric uiiurAi top.
ics n solicited. Address all Communication
inienllcsi for this department IN Mr. hcheen,
A. fryebufg. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

as Atass a. - cf Mrmrrr tnIFersaI a.
susis. pa IN - EsrE. uiuness oI NIs.na rr.
asrnrs Ga AZ. AL uaaT otrer I'srasrf lnrI
e. - lnsaaIr rr cas- urilar a. a lrfr-lfurt
gave
sSFuIl partIrulars In or rsHart.ef. - rr uf
las ~ O. ssnf ireg rr maI fl rrFTr cnr. aEfnf
~IegIcr MsfIrlr l. scf o. al lrusgisls af e. HrI
"a kass 1f "a rscksxrs 10 o. rfal D. 49, ire
" a. 90 tre H-cs o. q ~ wrueI tT ~ rfss
rhE ahAh MEDICINE co. NIfl.1 n. Y
% accoani 81 r1rnirrfsIts. ue lave atUraI.I ''f
Nslos Wrarpgf ~ urIF reruluT.
I'D IN >ouia Far.s. tT A. ekAEl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

In feeding calves by hand gres, care
should be exercised 10 have the food OF
the right ,empera,ure-as nearly As pos
slble that OF milk fresh from the udder,-
and TO feed Omen enough to prevent the
calf from getting excessively hungry, and
then oyereating. BY neglect OF these pre-
cautions promising calves are Omen seri-
ously injured II not killed outrlght.-Rr-
raj World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Cl.csgo trl.c--"W Wat are yuu hunting
fr Cl.rago boy want a piece ~
,esfrrr to cover nv ball chicago belle
- Wei t1crt L. one 90 ms o'i shoe. take
thaf Chicago b1y-"it lsut o. foot ball
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

CommuniCations for his Department shoald
b. sent m ciltor. "a. "A. EAsrNAS. tass sun.
urr. Ne
t-pECAFftAuoNs.
Entire. Own, am not new,
And that's disadvantage too
behead me and thing l. told
That. AZ ~ hcst can peer grow old
Behead once more. and yon'u agree
win ags more powerful twill BE-.
NAsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

y ta.cf .u thc night Is your cucmy, lui
your worst enemy Is tlat thief Carccrogs
OF Scroil.ous ulm0r. HAT guaSs YOUR
uic blood gradually away ard should he
arrested IRON yo1r system hy lsirg CtoN'
rr hrrEH-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

There l. a sudden advance 10 le'tl'i,
remarked m. youth Who divrd olt oi inr
front door .. ths lrste parents h''' f'''i
81 after him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
Mil and Store For Sale.

The subscriber xao hss been 10 tasinsss NJ
North Paris. cor The pssf tNelEg years, desires 70
make . change In his haslness ant therefore
ofsfs ior ale bis store an4 mil % that Ilscs.
Tho store d. iorais,i a. sut II nile FROM NesI
PARE Rtfrosl sisti0a, a1I L. me Poet Ohce ior
N0fth pafIs u has a dNeiing Owe 80 st0rs.
A GOD stack % ssa~ral snrr-hsaiisr -tii b. spif
IN the slcre or selssislI, a. purchssff NAY
tesIre tis also 0nffs Cor ale biz Efist mill Al
NHfth Paris Tbs mill soa a I'd water priv
80 ani b. lffCd atl s00i, nge machineff tof
custom Eriudiug 81 corn, feei suf four. favof.
able trims - CariY Customer.
North Paris, April D. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Love Is al very VEL, says a cyuica.
exchange. "1ut 10 Wont pay house rent
auf Tailor b.is 10. AM nc.tler does
house rent anf tailor bills make love. They
do1t make yol .ove yosr landlord aud tai
or ANYHOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Sx-ir o. WAL kSuwN PACT To The
Diamonf Dye more coIoring Il given thar
in ans known DYES, ana thcy give faster
and more brilliant coi0rs. Zoe. A. al drug
gsts They are a great success. Wells,
Richardson a TO-. Harrington VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Gnof flr pairs. aui gsoi for spra us
cool flf .r1st-1.ic. ani callhlans.
G11f flr barns. bower severe
tiur-- treu what -aolid -ay arrv.
WAY GrcN Amer can SpecIfc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

A certain professional beauty has N'..
photographed lu oue hundred anl lny mo.
f.reut positions ltl-saIl ihtt tle onl
person who can beat Dec Tor variety or DO
ttude- d. a. hoy told OBJ slt 1911 nn "a choir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Iaiis- .hont wear a No. F1t'f Over
che small ~ tne back. a. DO ourrs at r .I1-
and aches 60 CO.. af anY Dec. snir0 At.
really Go apply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Yes said recently nerraFrd bus
hand. Jane Wa anpl sIf ani tn
.oef, shs l. soue WhF dl rHl sHn
t,,ok me inrrn minutf- tni- mofn'"t l'
- hattnn. enough nu e -hIff 90 srtr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

ELYs CREAM balm. for catarrh, Cold In
the Head. Hay Fever. &c. By - usc
have Overcome a dlsagrcoah.e discharge
NON my nostri.s an free from pain Ia my
eycs ant head JOIN ". Lane Hardware
Merchant. Newton. y. T. not a liquid
OF srur Zee a1Vr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
ENicNA

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Composed o. 20 ietSers.
Ms. -. 8, N, a.. p, e.. lo L. q tropical
frult
Myli. on. 4, % l. sign.
NJ NJ. m, "a. n, I l. q prtteuse
NJ. s. o. rs II % attcud
Myls. ~. isatwig.
NJ whole cannot b. disputed.
MAnCt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Tbc Nrr larl 500 siY.. "Thr at.rnl.
REVENGE system ought t1 Poi ep.i olf
10 will he When f1r Democrats 81. In. fhtt
D.. o. say. thr inierna. revenue viii Dol
wiped ogt, a.thlugh ihe system may stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

IN paving "a dollar nr bottle 1' JAZZ
Wins rlne Tar syrup 900 receive a nlK
NJ JaiNIn'. Qai Nive stomach Pills. mas.
ing 10 cost yol uuly i. C.nts l1r r1lr oFr
ur unIlrn kreps them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

~ want q Chaucer. stii "a clsfn.n'r in
a New YORK ciefs ln book sipr.. aiief
looking over . .-t of hugilsh poems FIne
cut or plug Inquired tlr Yuuug man,
puitiug bis hand In DIS pocket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

George Aifrri T1wa.enf .tf. f1r Hl.i.f
is a. oII r.. Co., world Co., pro ably bases
hI. assertion 1n the fsct that plr ir.f pc
rents wore hsilet cl.tgm. rlt sIu.Fhit
amer tle Black Crook style