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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-07-05
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-07-05

.Father," said young man, "why don't you pay more attention to my pa peri" "Why, my son, do take an in- teress in it.r @I am glad to hear it Let me have four dollars. want to get pa- per enough for the next issue" "l1i give i, to you this time, but hold on to the next issue as long as possible. It's all foolishness printing the same thing every week. While you are at 1t why don't you print enough to last p
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-07-05

into the coffin. Thank God were hei la~ words
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
GAS FROM SAWDUST.

So far We are aware, says the London
Timber Trade Journal. "the making Of
Illuminating gas from awdust is a new
branch Of trade; certainly !, is one Of
considerable importance, from the fac,
that il deals with what, in the majority
Of cases. is a waste product. weare sd.
WED that Mr.. X. Tomlinson, late man.
ager Of the CO,,ingham gas works near
Hull, has jus, completed the erection OF
the gas works and lighting the towns Of
Deseron,a, Ontario, Canada. the works
being erected for the purpose Of making
"a. from fne sawdus,. The gas produced
is said to be far superior TO that made
from the bes, silkstone coal. and to be
equal 10 ,ha, made fom the bes, camel
coal Asa basis for the manufacturing OF
eliminating gas. sawdus, lays claim TO
many .pecial,ies. more 80 In the wood
producing countries Of Northern Europe
and America where the coal has to be OBJ
,ained At a grea, cos, and where saw
da., /. a greater drug and nuisance
than to our own country. Az sswdu's
can be practically applied to the man
uf.e,urs Of Illuminating gas. Il Is clear
where the supply is at hand, towns may
be illuminated BY IL. but ID strikes us %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Han ,-reers can oe mate of o.i palm.
at ,,-. covered With slk or satin ani
.--i-eriei v.th embroidery of bunch
f irtrl.a s1Wers on one siie.
Afrgs to u.e with cretouue or any
a,g iaai nature Is maize OF gray Aaen.
Rave. tl a. deep a. 10 = wished ard oc-
cts.l-t y .es ln a threat or tSo of Wor-
SET MAKE a heai.ug ~ turning the iop
over I'M the wrong side. leaving P.Aln
Fece a,oli ha.f an inch sids ani cover
-s Fa q coarse herring bone siitch'
- ae sane color or colors used 10 The
flge Ths oolors can be- adapted % The
oo.ors l tte nahric 10 - to be- used win,
h,i n hat way use Is f1ani for many
"'aPs of worstsd
C1scksr-board utles are 10 favor again.
fof "a, sesr. mohair braid i more ser
'era,.s out ribbon is mach Prestier. Take
- co'ors. OF shades OF The same color,
ai To- .sugihs PA The strips b The cut
.,g board or table ant weave cross pieces
N a. other color regularly In and oat
A,efsaf- fasten with stitches A. the oacA
/" = - bod 10 place. A broader riooon
-.,e,.ux one color. or . hant OF plush
-il b seved % The edge ior a border
rs nay have q nm of ace All aroand %
'rogs ou one slce. Sometimes The end'
o. u strips are leG looss Cor al ineh OF
80 snd frnged cut Black velvet Is pret
? To- a border ant nay be fastened 10 th'
-iy BY feather stitching Of goit-eoiorec
'n'ro'isry suk.
The above hints are from The ba''''
H''.i, A9rsris,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
THE WORK or A SINGLE HAIR.

In the base Of the capitol ~ Washing
ton j. the enginery by which the House.
the senate and the committee rooms are
warmed and ventilated. and the gAs light
Cd by electricity. 1, is altogether big
apparatus. consisting Of three immense
fans. four engines and eigh, boilers. with
the necessary appliances forregulAiing the
temperature and moisture Of the air sup
piled 10 the nation. legislators. The in-
siramen, which tells whether the air ].
too mois, or too dry is operated bya sin =
gle human hair. A perfectly dry hair Is
pat a, o. saturated air. thA, Is carrying
al the moisture /, will hold, Is put a,
100. A dial with a hand like ,ha, Of 4
clock represents the diferen, figures from
o 20 100. The human hair absorbs mois-
,ure like a rope, aud like = rope becomes
shorter when wet. The difference in
length between q hair six inches long
when We, and the same hair when dry,
i. made to rePre.en, the hundred degrees
Of moisture on the dial and the hand. OF
pointer. moves backward or forward al
the moisture in the air varies. II !, be.
come. too dry more steam is thrown in;
il too moist. less steam is allowed to es-
cape, and thu. the atmosphere fOr the ma
ton. statesmen is regulated and KEEP, at
the healthfal POni,, which is about ffIy
degrees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
A REPLY To LAGOON
No WATERFORD, MAY H..


Amoag ihe abuioas traditions of ancient
history may io found that of the taocoon- The
priest Of Neptune whether the psgans ofthat
liolairoas age gave honors o. nat pcrsouagc'
whose ono. va half say hstseeu deacon and
bishop. l. not kaorn, yct 10 L. certain ihs in'
hahliants NJ ancient Troy we're NOS ioiterers in
svengng their injuries in ths respect ncins
1nuke the Villagers ulni I'm some districts of
mo.iern umcs Who are too great iioiaiors of
fle GOT No phsus io rouse incir sleepy enef'
glrs safiiclenuy to avcngo an injury, or to eR.
srf their dormant araities to excel their' ''naf'
barors nclghhors. in conicntions or anything
,i.c
in moiou times there are aisn many in.
stances of Laocoons WOO, thnlgh a1i al wear.
lnr ne prlcsiiy robes of these spiritual pres.
byfers. are yet lmpri sonci in the coils ~ uef
cniss' uyiu. in tho rcioponnossus marsh. save
ilai les trouble IL takcn to canierite tne
voands cautci 1y che successive ampuiailons
~ ftlolf porcspuFo organs of sense, and each
ailifion io fhe cephsiaHs extremity oi ihe
nervous system. contains uftic. ave eyes, 20
be aiienilfciY rcrardfui Of their neishbors' AZ
fairs. ears. Al Milton says. "t to eaFcs.irop In
DISCUSSES ali tonglrs to vifuperaiiFcy pub
nsh uhaf trry have so ei.Ti1usly observed
A. the fowuf.l OF the "oraitcf Kingdom
could .ctrcc'y have happened unfer any gov
eminent of hls. her "troublrs sni m iciionsi
oughf noi to cause " t.socp1n so much .oi4c-
fu1s
There u. another church hardly outside thif
knri0m's precincts. from which. ntho strong
support OF illt samo rovlle,i uaggIctrap grro
wihifavn might well deem iiseif anlcioi'
AMI In r. vast deal offroubie.
o. lsa fact worthy Of note, That uoiinef ihe
cold bachelor" of me 'slioscr will necd
the slightest assistance from " iaocoon,' to
procure wife f1r them from among ihr many
"biu.hing schooimaams," ~ shnm Pc seems
90 have sn cxieasive an acgusintance.
The present .chooimaam of District No. lo.
dos not appear % nec,i any piiy, aud tne chill
drcn, some forty morc or Ices, uy heir acii'i.
ty ani yocifcronsncs. do NOT seem io ho In a
s1r-flnx condition.
Ihr school opened v-ry pleasantly, Nay ith'
win one teacher ani hence the ssste % Lar
oco0n's" lnveciivss. who would 10 hs
" barbarous neighbors more honor by paying
attention D. the bcsm that r. u his Own eye,
il..ernlhle to any clear beaded obsfrFcr. AMI
cease searChlnr Tor an innnitesima mote Ina
his broihsrs
o. lsatflfc saying that a man always sees
hIm-eif reelected in other people.
A ABAEBlEOCs NEiGuu)n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

OF an explosion are redace dto the mini
mum. The mill was Manufactured by
Holmes a Blanchard, Boston. II appears
10 be q frst class mill aui works 10 pefiec'
ton. Il will grind forty bushels or nne
corn meal per hour aui the neal Is a. cool
when Il comes from The min A. the corn
was when u entered. when grinding corr
and oats or cracked ieed. one hushel pr
minute Il the common average. ~ two
different times BY running eight hours
each time. Z, ground out Sos bushels. or a
total of 80 bushels, of the three kinds
~ meal named The engine will run the
mill and elevator A. the sane time, using
bu, from 80 20 c0 lbs. of steam oae day
while grinding they unloadel oue thousand
bushels OF oats IN two hours Mc.sf.. W
4 4. DO their own work-run their engine,
tend grist mir snd store. without any ont
slde heln except when boz some rush they
hire a man Few hour. lu unloading cars.
llrving male some irqulry Iu regard % ihe
amount Of nas.urs. done 1T their frm, mr.
Woodbury. tle senior member, assured me
that thsir snyaa, sales of four wa shout
go obarrois. coro. eO.000 bushels. oats. 100
an shipped directly ffom Che wo.t--no re-
losdiog. % iranshlpment Their grocery
business amounts to some $40 00l a year
besides thcy --li sd tons plaster. en- cssks
lime. tvo tou. of clover seed and ioO bush
e'. herd. grass. together with no mean
trade .n Try goods. farming tools etc,
ani. In addition D. an this business Mr.
Woodbury. Is quite q farmer and keep.
some good stock. / 80 not pretend b
know about OH The stores In oxford Coun.
~. bot much doa1; II another oi equal
capacity and consealonce eau bs found.
rhey always have a fsii stock N eo'is on
hand aad o. ne best quality. All orders
arc promptly allei 10 the faii sailsfaciion
of the purcaas ia large lnmhcr deal-
rr should want a carload % supplies.
there ., no place this side OF Portland
where be- would be- 50 SURF or having his
goods shipped at once. A. ffom this hrm.
o.m.m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Iaus d. thc time 90 start an herb oed
f aae ta. 90 one already. 10 does no
v...-s much room of great care atcr o.
ea,e .aler way
here. lrc no' used or moiiciae nov
81 s,-,-a1y 81. taey used 90 be. Bat o'h-
s-. sr aa,ias their tarn now and ar
..,i u.-e aai more ia cooking Cor hav-
.r-s ,,. The Frsnch depenl largely
- ,sf,. fr seasoning or their sa'ory
s-r.. ,... aai In this couniry We ars
..os.-g iasf example.
NJ, q th-.e are flf sale in che cites
,.' ., . rlch letter aad cheaper icf u.
a a.ss them fcf ourselves Sags. samms'
avory thyme. e'c.. etc., are The most use
@. a,l a-y seed catalogue ~ill give h'''
a,l rrrr. Mls,afd sesd i very nice io'
Frse' P'r..sy. pepper gras', e'e.'
sa asi .o much usei a. q ssasoa.ns
,'s very pretty s.ra..h ior meats etc
it. -oiama = jas, The place iot ex'
,,a-gs of .seds. p,aat.. advice. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

W. somc onc tel mr taruggl ies
Iomemaksr'. Co.umu. how to make r.e'
re.
Have any of t1e sister, or slnt. ysi
.os oxsil.. and ~il taey exchange o. bult
tlr a. large rri one
o. lny one has bulb f1r Auni Olive.
% ,tey ~ili .sul ~ori ,o 'a.s columa'
ed give t.ei' pane. ~e si.i forward BE-
CD h--
Ab.at uce pie. ihey may oc made
ron col boiei rec ius, o.. roe cus-
.afl padding Is made or make q casiari
pr a-l ali ab1ut 1. eaPtll of bolei rec.
A Af..s p.e dos noi need lsiie a' much
- 81. cls;afd.
o. aay one has = good defa.ie reciPe.
-.'' ,.ey please .snd b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

/ lie Nalmon'. returning 70 camp pss-tu
over the scene Of the conflict. The body
Of the lieutenant still lay there on its
back. A thin triekls Of blood marked
the spO, Of the bulle, wound. The face
Of the young officer was as calm and pa
cid child asleep. DE valmon, gared
a, him with profound emotion. A few
yards of some dismOun,ed men were
gaarding Austrian prisoners, among
whom was an officer Of Albrech,s Hus-
sAr. Pointing TO the dead body the col
onel asked
"sir. can you tell me the name OfthAt
brave fellow"
"Karl Go,ifried." was the answer.
One month after the peace Of Nillafrsn.
ca. Eugene De valmoni returned to Par
i with the army ofI,aly. where he found
the following letter awaiting his arrival
MILAN, 9th August, 1859.
NJ DrAR OLp TRrESD You know
ihA, am still At the Military Hospital
here, where | shall remain until our
wounded are removed. They brought In
the other day several marauders caught by
our men robbing the dead, and on some
of them trying 20 escape, they hired
Among them was an old woman dis.
guised a. man. A bed was found for
her. a. she was on the Poin, Of death. |
offered my services 20 dress her sound.
and ludge II my AmAfemen, when ]
heard her .Ay "lou don't remember me.
Dr. Bnsac. | am la SevennA. Under
the wiihercd features Of the woman, ]
recognized your former Acquaintance IN
Algiers. By wha, scfie. Of misfoftanes
she came 20 be a despoi,er Of the dead.
| shAll not attempt 10 explain Enough
% kao~ iha, before dying she allowed
the psie-, o communicate pa'i Of her
confession. and a. have long thought.
she Il sAs who stole l.aciAn a. Marseil.
ies
After host of adventure. which | shall
isll yoa later on. poverty compelled her
20 abandon the child a. Vienna. She
len !, 70 the charity Of the landlord where
she lodged No. 20 Kosenstfa,se and
never heard Of the BOY after This sd-
drss. will give you some trace. Apply
a. once 10 the Austrian embassy. Iow
fai. BEisAc.
Mad With JOY. the Colonel Tan 70 the
embassy and explained the objec, OF bis
mis,ioa. Fora ior,nigh, after, which
seemed TO him lifetime. he lived in a
fever Of suspense. and was going to bel
one night. when bis vale, broagh, him an
Official letter with large. red seal. bear.
ins Aus,ro HunsAriAa arms lie read
a. follows.
MoNurrE Ia CoNrrE ! am insifuc.
Ted by the Minister for Foreign Ahaif'
% iaform yoa. IN answer 70 your inquiries.
that ,le child aba,doned ia Vienna. a.
the address gwen on the goth Of Sep
,ember. 1916. wAs adopted by a benev-
olcnt gentleman. Tie ~As educated a.
N. Military school Of Olma,z. which he
let last year with the rank Of sub hea-
tenant. Posted . ; A. /, Archduke
Albfcchi's regiment Of HussArs he was
killed a, the battle Of Solferino. lie bore
the name Of his adopted father, Karl Got
tired.
Oae hour Af,erwaris. the vale, entered
the Colonel. room snd found him sitting
in Ms chair. IA. face was deadly pale.
H.s eyes dilA,ed and immovable. were
fixed upon the fi,Al letter.
The servant touched him lightly on
ihe shoulder. and hi. master dropped
mo,ionle., q the Aoor.
lie was dead London Socisfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Tn MrsrAKE or LirrLE RrD RIDrNo
HooD.-Therr is nothing more surpris-
ing a, the presen, time than to see wor.
thy and sincere men stating as an ineon-
,royerible truth that prohibition Of the
LIQUOR traffic canno, be enforced and AZ
guing from that basis in favor Of high IL
cense and s,ringen, license laws. lfthey
mean ,ha, a prohibiiory law will be bro
ken jus, a. the laws against murder, rob-
berry. or swindling are broken. they may
be nigh, but they will no, on that ae-
coun, advocate stringent license laws fcr
those crimes. II they think that It is
easier to deal with the drink traffic by
granting il iaeeriain amount Of liberty,
then they are like the little girl in the IA
bic. who. instead Of keeping the door
shu, on the wolf. opened ], jus, 20 far as
10 let in his little finger, then bis hand,
then hi, arm. and, hnaly. IN spite Of all
her endeayors. his whole body. Tha,
girl was dcyoured for listening TO the
VOLTS pleading a, all. and yielding any
thing. however little. to the solicitation Of
a well known dangerous enemy and such
has. % very great extent, been the re-
suit Of any license granted Tor the sale Of
intoxicating drinks. This traffic has been
the chief cause Of crime and disturbances
wherever il gets in. bu, !. causes neither
where il Is KEEP, out. |, is a. much cas-
Ter 20 defend society from !, when KEEP,
on the outside. As !, is to defend a fort
when the enemy i. on the outside, as COM
pared with the difficulty Of defence il the
enemy Is. through some Trojln-horse ex-
pedieni. admitted into it, Weekly W.
nsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

A sISGULAR PosrrIoS.-"Do you see
that man over on the Post Office corner
lOanging 80 earele.sly'" asked Jones Of
a friend the other day as he was exhibiting
the sight. Of the dingy metropolis.
"oh ye. | see him, Of course" replied
hi. companion, Il don, see anything re-
markable about him"
"why, he's a politician. you know;
runs the machine; in all the big jobs;
makes | don't know how much money.
and jus, how. Why look thim' DO
you notice nothing remarkable y
"csn't say | do"
"why. he's got his hands in his own
pockets :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Even II yon have tried many remedies
Tor your kidney disease or Liver Com
plant without success 10 l. no reason why
you should thinS your disorder incurable.
TIE most intraciable cases readily yield u
the potent virtues OF Kiincy-wort. IL l.
a purely vegetable compound which act
on the kidneys. Liver and Bowels at The
same time and thus cleAnses the whols
system. Don't walt, but get package 10
day Ani cure yourself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Kemp's Bal.am for the Throat and
Langs. II l. clring more cases Of Coughs.
Colds. Asthma, Broncnltis, CrOap and al
Throat and Lung troubles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
AN Gerry. So. Paris, % refund your
money n. after taking three-fOarths OF q
bottle, relief l. not obtained. Price ~
cents and a. Trial sizs free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
THE HoMEMAKER's COLUMN.
rHK cKArl oVrLr.

TuE CkArN QJtLr.
..sasKrf a sAxosrna n nAkrnn> nAEAn
r.tshwcrk oaly dti you s>y.
M mo.aic guAint saa Eay.
starrsd with daiaty spt'iigus.
I'M c0nhasicn maryf
.,sih u hafh q hlshnorn air.
an a. cAssfal charm AM rare.
tlrhisnins ne weight Of care-
Whsrefors oAn II crazy
Fr.r, womAn IN ne and
~ bsultchinE Qult hAs plAnnei
sisnfsr nnEsrs. toil uoru hAnd.
Faise kiiss Win pisasure
A. lss curioas pisces blend
r.isan hcirloomr Eracc b. lend.
~ ne souvsnif "a = friend-
Fsca = chsrishs.i tressure.
r.fisnuy asar grandna scts
rntobh. snd s~in forgsts
Al a. uiiie daiy frets
AZ sna ioss sre trias a.
al 80 hcsr hcr soiily croon
10 hsrself tsnier tune.
~ 81 ycoth and owe ruue
.1s l. Esnuy sisxins.
snakinr hoais an looking vlse,
Nsrraants smile yin dountfai eyes.
WA. srpoCtaut of rrire,
Naisns bay q sampie.
.,ock q velrst ia or fricre.
fkethc nmrus ulhhisd cnecse.
n.arresrs f dance io piesss,
turrci ary frsgmcuts slnp'r
rs,sasork 80. but gioriarl
Aarroiri viih stately rriis.
fi to cflf io a briie
49, vciiing y essut
.frrhel vfh mcrc ttaa common pains,
ursrrnr cf Artistic tralns
uroursi n fovsr,. ant ioors and casins
ntse patchwork pisasNnt
TAo.s vho have ever made any crazy
p.,-A~ork -ill apprseiA,s this LITTLE poem.
he h,h.oa ~as copied from jsranes'
.ofk IN ne fr.i place. IL = thought. and
a. h.i grsa, run in this country ior q
=. year, Il seems % Be Ia a. great
aver today a. ever Hardly ae~sPa-
5er sa, uhai has hAlf column u advef-
s.snsn.. from different firms of silk. etc.
.,r Patchwork.
Ti. pa,eh~ork Is made % scraps o'
ia .l1 velvet u any slls or shape che
.-slsr he Piscss the better ths general
.ss.i ~ben done. ihousb iarse piecs'
~ ors- u.ed ard then painted 10 en-
,olsf,i The squares are clt of any
.rs lsrd from thin oambr,c and ite BIS
4 s.k arc run On and turned over a. Ia
,s hg-cab.n quilts IN very elaborate
..i. tts SEAMS sre al covered With
nbr lsy. siik n feather stitching o'
aus .inlaf stitch Bat taai requires
me- a,i patience and o. good deal Of
.k sh.eh B. qa.is expensive unlcss
,e s,,. the waste s.ik which D. cheaper.
la almost every house there afe scraps
. slk. ETC.. which arc ius' tae 'aing'
be- rth.s wofk. E,ea II ose does noi care
undertake a qlii,-ih.s 8. n pretty
sy ,o make ca.h.on covers 70 say-
-s ha. tired this. iet l, hear their expc-
rrrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

A PRAcrcAL PRorOsaL.-"IIad q pro
posal from Any Of the fair sex since leap
year began, JOnesf'
Il have. Brown. had q proposal nom
The daughter OF my boarding missus.
"Gimlnl you're 10 luck. How did she
Muster courage 20 make it, and what did
you say"
well. you sec she keeps the books Tor
her mother, 80 sac came % me the other
day aud proposed
|Ycs. yes, lucky dog 90 on.
"She proposed that pay up my arrears
or git
80 got
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Detectives And PRivAfE OfFicEhs
Usually wear their badges of authority
anier their clothing but Dr. Tior,as Il
irefrir on wears its badges 10 the form OF
pdnted labels attached % each and every
bottle. 80 that all may know 10 mission.
ii ]. given ran and complete authority 10
arrest All aches and pains, and does lts du-
~ every time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

b any family l. Dr. kaufmAnn's book on
diseases. nneiy Illustrated, plates nom
nfe. don't be- humbugged bat cure your
self Send two scent stamps for postage
% A. T. Ordway CO., Boston, Mass, AMI
receive a copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

ieicious padding i mAde BY stirring
''s pa; of thick sweet cream with three
--'e-s % sugar ant ths yolk ~ three eegs.
ss'iokis aus bread crumbs over The bot
"a q q padding dish. then pat the cream
''si r. and thin layer o. bread crumbs
- 'as Top bake his f0r half an hour In
-s' o'en MAKE frosting o. the whites
y ne sgEs with Sugar enough 20 make
vi irostlng bsfOre spreading This on ne
~ o TIE pudding. Law tain slices OF or
a-s. al over ne top. Cover tbls vith
As fOstnx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

being applicable in a smaller and more
general degree in the case Of illuminai.
ing .avmill.. joinery work and other es-
rsbr.hment. where sawdns, i produced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Professor Keely l. SAID 10 be painting
the localized yibrators Of his motor
white. In order that the stockholders may
have white elephant on their hands.
Professor Keely evidently knows what he
Il about, aud i Cetermined % LET no great
est show on eArh get ahead OF him In en-
terDflse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

The earthern pitcher oui OF which John
Brown drank while In al a. Charleston
Va. Is still ln the possession OF family
In Albssy IL Is strange how long va
ier pitcher will last In some families
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Nothing will make a man lose all inter.
est In religion quicker than ~ drop gold
dollar into the contribution box for 4 cent
and discover bis mistake Just a. The boa
goes out Of his reach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

An editor In southern California man
agcd I've different papers In The last year
AMI they al collapsed on bis hands. lie
ha- lust started another aud has named II
kind Words" because kind words can
never die.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Fogg says he dosnt believe 10 pays In
The ent % get your landlord % make en-
tensive repairs. Putting new wood into
an old building Is ike putting new cloth
Into ola raiment The rent i made worse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Was AFFLICTED with CatArrh and Cold
In The head. tried many remedies with.
out sny beneficial effects, a. last | used
Elys Cream Balm. which e1cctually cured
me w. n. I. HIiLARD, Dentist, Borden
town, y J..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Fms All Fits stopped free BY Dr. kline's
Great Nerve Restorcr. No a. ater hrst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
a. On trial bottle free % ht cases. send -
Dr. Kline, 81 Arch %. Phila-, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Are you Bilious Try the remedy that
cured Mrs Clement q Franklin, y. IL
Hood. saraparilla. made In Lowell. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

"Yes, sighed Amelia, "before marriage,
George proicssed % be- willing 10 Die for
me. and now he wont even 90 bis life In
surei In my favor" and she burst into =
fa-hlonable food of tears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
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