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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
THE POWER OF THE PRESS.

The danger Of buying boy an ana
,ure printing pre-. Is well illustrated In
the story Of . lad, Who short time ago.
overheard his mother and eldes, sister,
talking sbOu, the young lsdys spproseh-
ing mauiag, and Who they should invite.
The mother insisted tha, the Mefsdden
tribe should no, be Invited. While the
maria sgesble daughter Was positive she
did NO, van, old Mr.. Wilkinson.
SO IL was finally settled tina, all friends
Of the family should receive an invitation
of course they would bring flowers. The
mother .aid). with the exception OF the
MeF.dden tribe and old Mr.. Wilkinson.
The boy, who was the happy PO'''e''Or
of an sms,ure printing press, and imasin-
ei he had the head OIL Benjamin Franh-
lin. though, this was the time for him 10
se, hi. work In. lie listened 70 The
eonve.aiion Of hi. mother and sister With
more than ordinary attention. Then he
wen, down into the cellar, TO bis nam
ou,h printing establishment. and vas ro'
seen aboa, the house for the remainder OF
the day. Tbs nes, morning the neigh
bo- we're surprised to see the goa. lick
eft the paste on the following poster,
which adorned every fence and billboard
Coz block. around:
Miss susan brown announces that she sil
marry M. James rfsssr.
Al the church nat THURSDAY Al - sharp
All the Friends Of the family
9TH the encsption ~
the NcFaiilen tribe and old Mr. Wilkinson
arv invited.
Come eafiv and bring
lots % fOsers.
The wedding VI. postponed, the boy
sen, of TO boarding school. and The
printing press and type. were sold for old
/ Junk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
BREAKING UP A REFRIGERATOR
MAN

Fifty dollars TO the man who can
prove ,hA, any two thing. pa, into this
ice ehes, will taste Of the other.
lie had a refrigerator run oa, to the
eurb.,one. hung the above sign over each
side and retired in doors TO wai, the ex-
pee,ed run Of customers. People passed
up and down the streets, jos,led each
other in their hurry. glanced at the ice
box and It's sign. snd-went on. After
some hours Of disappointed hopes and
expectation, the dealer saw pedestrian
halt. calmly peruse the wonderful an
rouncemen,. and rather hesiiA,insly ad.
vance 10 the door.
"Do you mean H." he inquired in IN
anxiou. tone. pointing over his shoulder
to the sign.
"Yes sir.ee." empks,ieally responded
the dealer
"Pa, your money up. in'inuA,ed the
stranger
"No, .ir," replied the dealer in pom.
pous style. my word is As good as the
cash"
"All right, Ill take YOU" responded
the stranger. as he departed. Some tine
after he returned with box under each
arm.
"s,ick to your bargain'" ?" he qusrisd.
"of course | will. answered the deal
er, wondering what in the name OF
Christopher Columbus the man had in
view.
The stranger set bis boxes down on
the sidewalk. and crowd began to col
lee,. lie told the dealer that he vi.
afraid tha, he (the dealer would back
ou, Of the bargain. bu, the latter ASSERT
ed his readiness to pu, up the stamps II
necessary. The stranger opened boz,
lifted a CO, ou, and placed her 10 the re-
frigsrs,or; then he opened the other boz
and took ,herfrOm = wire cage contain
ing large rat.
"Now. mister" said be. you just
shut that door in hurry when flop
the rs, inside. and Ill be, you another
fifty ,hs, one will taste Of the other In
less'n Eve minutes"
The crowd yelled. and the dealer
slammed the door ana aid into the store.
with . remark about fools and swindlen.
He s,ill refuses to recognize the strsn-
gers claim to the fifty dollan-but has
taken his signs in.-Denrr Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

said. "ihsy took to the profession OF
medicine u naturally as duck. TO water,
acquiring some nO,oris,y {. Physieian''
particularly in Ohio.
Epping is an active. pleasant place.
named by iis English settlers or resi-
dents. for similar town near London
England. The latter town Is at the
north end Of the royal forests Of EPpins,
~hich are aid TO contain 10000 acres.
Tweniy.sish, mile. from EPPing and
fovrieen from Lowell. Mass, Is the pref
" city Of Nashus. situated q, the june
ton of the Nashua and Meuimsc rivers.
The hll. furnish water to halfa.dolen
large manufacturing companies, having
extensive cotton mill. aud machine shops;
And there are also iron works. etc. II
rank. second 10 the State in manufae-
,urs.. and third In PoPalsiion. Latter i'
about 10000.
Our "slo~ coach" Of a train Is APP
preaching our nex, field Of operation
the conductor !. calling the station; We
mus, close ,hi, letter. aud with !, the
.eris. of letter, We have been writing for
the DENooRAr. In our ne~ situation
our time !. no, our own. and ~e cannot
spare enough to eon,ine even these ha''J
ePi.,Ies suppose. gen,le. though long
inflicted reader. you are glad. Well. 20
can only hoPe ,hs, you have read with
some degree Of the interest and pleasure
~i,h which we have written these
"No,e.."
| intended to have written Of o'hel
part. Of New Engl.nd. Perhaps At some
future time | will d. 90. with your per
mission. Hasiily.
ErHoIV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

fuhiishe.i by Request
written tr NJ and M Ola Chsse. by
Ala n nsca. Wcst samner
sal arr yoas lonely heArts today,
A. 49, "a tn ycar gui~t rcom,
Oucs raiisnt -iih yoar chiid Al play.
Sos shrooisi In desihs sicom
AZ you 80 th-rs nos ~ icasiy.
Noa iist for Der voice snd tr~sd.
Ouisilis % year bearis. there oniy.
Noa knos yoar chiiis not deal.
1ca sss ne empty little bei
At ~ pilio-. - l.tsiy pressed.
uut your uftis sifi IL uot dead.
ouiy gous frOm your ncsi.
Liitls yoa thourni eta tine
- ricomy sad 81 a. ihis.
foiisi to thoss hsaris of thins
Yea gsvs youf gool uighi kiss
ruis is youf tsflings portion
o. hosven-wnsrs sng l. E0ug.
Ky anssi. .afsiy saAried.
Ani ~ then iv.i along
nfcciirg On sorfos snt sAiness.
usr tle vacant hone nesi.
Noa cNnr 80 throash M shaios.
iio~ this Csn b. foi N beet
1oaNs AZ youf chni n-sih ne ~.
Wfhil her narrov home.
-sfs nos In ~ arms of Col.
usr ftei shall never ruan
nsitrr dseu in that ~ofil of delight,
Ttka scslin of an eartniy CruEus
nsitsr tnr early mnruing flshL
Ibsn ~hrn m sun xoes dosu.
BETTER ne TORN - ccid.
rran . bari ~ csiion-~.i ~ith sin
safsr ttan thosc ~lthoai the fnii.
TIE oas that hAs snterci I'M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

IL rHE DIN PAsr.-An old, gray,
wrinkled man 50, in a fashionable res
turan,.
Excuse me. sab" said q waiter, ape
proaehing "seems to me. ah. Is seen
you befo' some place"
"Yes. you saw me when Twas young
man, full Of health and vigor, with
brigh, eyes aad raven locks and raven
Gus appetite"
81 disremember. sab. wha Was il T"
"Righ, here. Don't you remember ,"
"waal, nov. sab. e, does seem to me
like has mighty faint recollection oh
you. But. you see, sab. rs ge,,in' ole
an my memory ain es good &c use to
be-"
perhaps can tell you little eircun-
stance ths, viii refresh yOar memory Of
me-"
"whst's dat, sab ,"
IL ordered my dinner Of you. and have
been waiting here ever since for ia
Chicago Ns,rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Another manufacture has 20 FAT
advanced under the fsvorins influence Of
protective duties. tha, the United States
has therein few rivals. Twenty years
ago. the manufacture OF silk in this eoun-
try amounted to little eish,y.three per
cent OF the silk good used Of al kinds
Vas imported. Now !, sPPesn from o.
fetal statements that only fOr,y-fve per
cent. OF the goods used Is imported. that
he value Of .ilk goods manufactured sx-
ceeds . 40 900. 900. Against e25, ,0oo, 900
in Great Britain and that only too
countries surpss the United States In this
branch Of industry-Fr.nce with yearl,
products worth es5. 200 900. and Ger
many with $4,000. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Wv - tete t"IteteNtett e'@ - ~s~"'
man. just arrived q, the eleefal stage Of
inebris,iOn, who staggered down the
street. made her heart beat with terror.
She uttered little scream a. she stepped
hastily aside. and walked nearly into the
arm. q a tall pedestrian, wearing seal
trimmed overcoat.
"why. Alice :" he called out. eheerily.
II. ihi. really you Alone, and a, this
time ofnigh,." :"
Frank :" wa. all that shs could gasp.
III you don't wan, to walk with me,
be .aid. IL will no, inhie, my presence
upon you. Ba, | will keep little be-
hind. % As to make sure ,ha, you reach
home safely. Dusk is the worst Of all
time. for young girl to be Ou, in the
streets Of New York wi,hoa, an escort.
She looked a, him with eyes Of mute
pleading.
"wha,isi,. Alice p he asked. "why
do YOU look % strangely a, me ,
because you speak 30. Because you
are 90 changed =" she cried out. resolu,sly
rrpre.sing her sob.. "Oh. ~hy don't you
speak TO me a. you did once I"
lie drew her arm under his.
Alice" he said. III ! though, ,ha,
you cared for me"
II do ?" she exclaimed pa'sions,sly.
"You know ,ha, | DO. Bat. oh : sha,
am | saying to you. the bs,rO,hsd ho'-
band q another woman "
lie looked puzzled.
"Thi. !. quite new 10 me" aid he.
"whs ther I marry or whether ! die sin
sle. my heart will ever be true 10 one
woman. and only one-and she i' Alice
Ssford ="
And Miss Maugene, :"
Don; you know She is 10 marry
my cousin. Colonel King.dAle Who i' the
general. aide-de- camp. Nj" Mauge-
ne, indeed Why. she !. almO., old
enough 90 ~ my mother"
IL an 20 glad-l am 30 glad" ~as
an that Alice could say through her 'ob..
Mrs Saiford "a. patching some muslin
curtains. % make them do for the second
story ball bedroom. Emmsline Vas writ
ing out an advertisement. "Boafiers
Wanted :" for the nsH; morning. paper,
AiheA was preparing a frugal bread
pudding for the economical dinner. when
Alice and Frank KingdAle came in.
Mr. Sa;ford dropped her nsedle. AZ
thea ss, down the padding on the table.
and Emmsline AT with her pen suspend
Cd in mi.air.
1t. al right" said Frank. shaking
hands al around. I'VE are % be MAJ
red neat week Le., Alice here should
change her mind. you know :"
Il shall never change my mind. said
Alice almost indignantly. II have al
way, loved FrAnk-alwAy. Only did
no, kno~ 1, until thought | had los,
him"
They were married very quietly; and
old Mrs. wyndhsm Jones protested that
she had known /, al along.
So the Mrs Wypdham Jones Of the
world never like even the sPPearree Of
being taken unAwsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
A REVERSED DECISION

"Of course he's very nice and ssreea-
De. ,aid Alice Saf5rd. "And hand
some. too. II oae fsneis. ,hA, DARK. e.
ssped-brigsnd style Ba, I don', think
Ike him"
Alice. hos can yoa p Indignantly
rsmons,rsisd Emmshns. the eldest 49,
ter.
~Aua -hen thing. are Ill ba, se',lsd
bs,wesn yoa 20 groAaed Alihsa. the &C.
ond Ms Ssalrd
Alice ~ss undeniably the beauty of
the family Emnelins was hari-fsaiur-
Cd aad practical. and occupied the pot
q wee PfineiPal ia = nsishborins primary
school. Al,hsa ~As shof, and stout.
-i,h slmy. gray eyes. and brows 30 lish,
,Aa, they ~ere scarcely PefoeP,ibls On the
lev,l plain q her face
She "a hoasekscper aud Psrfofmsd
marvel. in The pc snd Pudding line. BE-
.ide. making the family income 70 twice
a. fsr a, ], ~oald o,hsr-i.e have dons.
Ba, Alice-tre.h checked. ro.y hPped
Little Alice. With the straight. sapphire
blue syes-she bad Slways been the fam
ly baby.
She Prssiieed little. sometimes oa
the eab.ns, piano. which ~as hired a.
four dollars q noa,h she made up frill'
.nd lace. Coz the other girls. embro.iefed
pretty ,rias. on plush. And took care Of
the canary and the geraniams. Nobody
dreamed o. setting Alice 10 perform any
of the harder. more men,al duties Of the
household.
And great vas the family satisfaction
When Frank Kins.dale tell ia love With
Alice
Nov she will have the home she de-
serves. sAid Emneline.
And a husband who will worship
Der - slled Al,hea. ~ho. alas bad new
er bad an offer in her lie.
Psrhap, II Mr. Kiag.iale had not di'-
played hi. infaiua,iOn 80 PlAinly. Alice
Saford would have seeep,ed him
A. !, was she did not. She believed
in the oil Provsrb sbOa, the over riPeness
Of the apple which EEL too readily from
The boagh.
She "a. slightly fAs,iiiOas and capri
sioa.. And she made up Der mind after
much dslibersiiOn. tha, Mr. KingsdAle
"a. no, "her IDEAL ="
"It's of no use" ..id Mrs. SoaoFd
".he woa't have him"
II. the girl crazy p said Alshsa. dole
fully.
"Shs mus, have been." sAid Emms-
line. Who. asa fan ssdged vies-Prinei-
pal. believed in the efficacy Of street di'-
siPhne.
IL don't love him" said Alice. "Am
I % fau IN love with every genileman
who chooses to take = fancy TO me ,
"Iovs don't signify % mueh-n0, II
you like and respect him." sighed poor
Mrs. Saaord. ~ho had elOPed a, sixteen
.nd bad led sorry life Of il fOr thirty odd
wear. ia consequences thereof
"Oh, msmma." said Alice. I'll never
could marry /. man Il didn', love him "
~YOo'rs I. silly goose :" declared AL
thea
I'm no, an old maid anyhow" re-
torssd sssey Alice.
II, would serve you night II Frank
Kins.dale vent and married HiPPoly,a
D.n.sbary," asserted Emmeline.
"Hs ~iIl no, DO that. said Alice
"YOa gill see that be will never marry
snybody." 49, :.
Thea you have blish,sd bis h's'
..id Alshsa. in accents Of approval
That ant my fault" said Alice.
Mr.. Kinssdsle accepted hi. dismissal.
Coa,rary to Alies'' expectations he came
TO III. little hsar,hstOns in the Monte
sO,. Flats" no more. The boqas'', ne"
book. .nd boxes Of French chocolate
ceased 10 arrive BY special messenger
Tier. %. no more private boz s' the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A man In Chicago 10 the owner OF .
massive silver tanksrd. weighing twenty
two ounces, which 10 said 70 have once
belonged 10 John Bunysn. Do the mont
OF the vessel 10 snsrved In capitals inter
laced. "The Pilgrims Progress, and on
the bottom. In . circle OF script Tns
on OF Ns,hspiel Ponder 70 Elifsbeth,
Wife Of John Bonysn OF Bedford. The
date, "i7ei." n also engraved On The bot
tom. The history OF the tankard 10 . CO.
rious one. Az the death OF John Bunysn 70
wss siven 70 Rev. Andrew 0iGord. pastor
OF the Baptist church in Bedford. whs.
the latter died 10 fell into the hands Of
bis heirs. and they. becoming very poor.
pswued 10 q the shop Of Losdoa BROKER.
ID wss 6sslly rsdssnsd by Isaac nayserd,
Of Brasdoa Street, Walworth, Loedoa.
Who, vhsa be died. len u 70 bic wife. ~
her s w. vilisd 70 Mn. chariotas =.
Bach, and non Mn. Bsch Il was boegkt
By . svst,snas of Chieago. Who valsss %
q eiooo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

TnE PARsoS's BycicLE AocIDsSr.-
A minister in Cleveland rode 10 church
Las, Sabbath on q byeiele. As he swept
up to the sacred edifee large Ne~fOund.
land dog. belonging to the senior deacon.
came numbering on, to gree, the pastor.
The bicycle struck the canine head on,
and ran him down. The reverend took
. header. and jammed lis high silk ha,
down over bis ears The scattered leaves
OF seven head sermon flew around the
avenue like theological snow storm. The
dog made Rome howl with his walls,
AID attracted crowd Of 500 people. Tie
parsons coat was split down the back /,
and bis ,rouser. ripped aero. the knees.
He pinned up the knees. and he had 20
wear pepper and sal, sack coat the
sexton loaned him. When he appeared
In the pulpit in bis garb, the eongresa-
ton smiled. and when he announced bis
text, "But IL is 20 80 the priests had
no, repaired the bresehes"-,here wasn't
. dry eye in the conventicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

WILL WORTH TErISo.-A CORES
pondsnt Of the London Electrician says
the following is an instant remedy for
toothsehe With . small piece Of zinc
and . biz Of silver (sny silver coin viii
do), the zinc placed on one side Of the
afflicted gum. and the silver on tie other.
BY bringing the edges together the small
current Of electricity gsnsnssd. innsdi-
stsly and psinlsssly stops he tooshscAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
PrTTlNG OUT FIRE.

A veteran fireman wants the following
Published. lie say. thA, everybody IN
city or country ough, TO know Il. snd he
wants all member. Of volunteer FIRE de-
par,men,s TO cut Il oa, and paste !, in
their hats. To play on a roof Of house
on fre /. 10 waste water the rain does
no, pu, ou, a kitchen FIRE. Be sure to
play low &c, the water near the fire and
then you need not pour ou, river A
few gallons a, the bottom Of q fire will
rise in clouds Of steam when the fire is
rising. and will queneh It. A gill Of
water ,hro~n into the bottom Of q crate
equal. quar-, on top. For q similar
reason, water on the windvafd side Is
more effective than water on the leewsrd.
Thi. applies TO a moderate fire where
there are only too or three house. burn
ing. The big blaze on the leeward looks
fearful. bu, /, eAnno, be Affected by play.
ins on ,ha, ,ide. Play At the bottom Of
the ~indward side and you take the
.peedie., way to queueh the whole Of the
leew.rd .ide, blaze included.
A correspondent, recommends that on
retiring to re., you place sPoeks, hand
kerchief under your pillow. Should you
be aroused by an alarm Of FIRE. steep the
handkerchief in water and tie Il round
your head. covering the mouth and nos
this. Thi. will enable the wesrer to
Withstand the sufoca,ing influence Of
smoke. and give him OF her valuable
chance to escape. For year. the CORES
ponden, va. an ama,ure fireman, and 90
moved the efficiency oi thi. plan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A GHslr suTYkRKR.-in 1850. william
York was q great sufferer from dyspep.is'
blliousness, and from Kidney complaint
-Four bottles OF IL. "" Atwoods bittsrs
entirely restored him. The true article
bear. The signature OF IL. "" Atwood
also. trademark " l. v" BE not misled
by the signature OF one Wood" nor OF zone
- Moses v. Atwood"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

WHITTIER AND rHE CHIIDRES.-Mr.
Whittier doe. no, stand on bis disniiy.
bu, join. in the games played in bis pres
ence, writes his nonsense verses on de-
mand. has the keene.t sense Of the lu-
dricrou.. and love. all sor, Of innocent
fun. We have heard him say that be
va. known among the children a. the
man with the parrot the Paro, being q
remarkable bird ths, used 70 stop the
doctor. gis With hi. Z" whoa - and when
the school bell rang would call from bis
lofty perch. e" Run in. boys. run in -
,ha fac, being ths, the children Eel, the
pauo, {, be q bond between them. and
he was less Of demigod aud more Of .
man 10 their imagination on sccoan, Of
A" Charlie" Mr. Whittier i.. Of course.
very fond Of children. and he has been
known 10 risk the loss Of an important
train with equinimi,y when the sa'y.so-
ing, good naiured haekman had been
oyeraksn by an uPrOariOu' school Of
children. and bad gone with them for a
little drive. appearing a. the door At
length. the carriage Ovrrho~ing with the
rosy face. Of the laughing little people,
Who cared nothing abog, time. tide, and
the trsin.-HBYer'' Magazine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

How Hx Cor HUhr -"Oh. my child,
how did your fsce become 90 bfeisedi
Come 10 mamma and tsll her ell about H."
ell was over cross the road, playin'
with Ms Howes little i-r.l. ooo-hoo-oo-
90 o."
"Apd dId she hurt you like thlsf"
"Y.y.y.y.es"
"wsIi, that VAS real naughty In her.
what dld she DO 10 little Georgief"
"sh-sh-she knocked me d-o-w-s, an-an-
and then she bit me w-wi-with brick
and pounded me w.wi~ith broom
stitch"
"Oh, dear, what Q terrible child. Well,
don't cry any more, George. What were
you doing when this hsppenedr -.
"Pl pl-playin' w.we Vas m-a-r'r'fe-d'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

For Kidney. Urinary or Liver Complaints
Dlabstss, Bnght's Dlssases. These ds'
eases should not be tampered Win oy u.s.
log spurious medicines. CLoykn bfrrrss
has proved % thousands so1rrins via
these diseases 10 be surv cure. 500 s''
erywhere. Price only 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Jack, my dear f.llsh. said . dude 70
.slfmsde scqasintsnce, ''if 700 want 70
see me this swftsrnoon you must 90 10
Bsrnam's, you tnow, by Jovef
"Is that soi 10 what cage shall and
xouTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
How RtyvtsfyE

Il bal breath. and yet ho~ many other
vlse attractive, polite and particular peo-
ole sfiiet their fri-uds with the foul odor
n their breath. II there vs no remedy
lor this, 10 might ereits our sympathy, bot
q. there 4. no need % having foul breath,
IL Il an unpsrdonsble breach OF good man.
ners 20 obtrude such an offence on good
society.
Foul breath arises from disordered d.
ges,ion which can BE- corrected BY using
Sulphur Bitt-rs, and the result viii oes
pure, sweet breath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

DECORATIONS AND sovyESiRs-Detseh
the notice from your bottle of Morse fel'
Toe Doct. and mall PER directions on each
bottle, and thus secure an assortment OF
our elegant decorative Adv.rtissmsne'
Souvenirs, etc. N. Y. ID. srsUf Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

s,orekseper-"s,ochins. miss' Yes.
miss. What number. miss, do you
Matter Of fact young lsdy-"why. two
Of coure! Do you think I've got .
wooden leg p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

A married woman In Connecticut writes
the New York cremstory company "Can
you burn . man before he dlesi ifyoa can
/ will be pleased 10 si,e yoa joo on my
husband, who IL OF no earthly use 10 me
OF any one else"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Fus All Pits stopped free By Dr. klines
Great Nerve Restorer No ft amer nfst
days use Marvellous cures. Treatise and
900 trial bottle free 10 NJ cases. send 70
Df. Kline. 93l Arch Il. PhilA, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The dog IL not so much below mankind,
and IL certainly 10 be congratulated rsthef
than eommlscrsted on ons thins-he does
no, have 10 send bis collar 10 the laundry
every week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Mr.. smith 90 Mrs. P.yenu. who has
been telling about her new house ~ sup
pose you will have dumb walters IN your
housei
Mrs. P.-No, I shant, l had deaf ooof
once, and vowed then never 10 have an
other crippled servant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
WE DO NOT CLAIM

that uoop's SAnsArARff.fA ~ill cure e'sfy-
thlne. but the fact that on the purity ana
Vitality of the blood depsnd the Nigof and
health Of the whole system. and that disease
ofyarlou. kinds Is often only the sign that
nature Is trying 10 remove The disturbing
cause, We are naturally led 70 the eoneluslon
thata remedy that gives life and 'lgof 70
The blood. sradieaiss serOiula and other Inn
puri,lss from II. a. HooD's sAhsArARilLA
undoubtedly does. mus, be the means ofpre-
venting many diseases that would occur
x,,ho,,, A. use. hence the field u rs useful.
ns.s n quite An sstendef one, and ve are
~arrantsd In recommending II Toe All ce.
rangemeufs a the system when are eaAseo
h. An unnatural state of the blood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

mo. I havsnt been 10 the bird show"
said . man Who was very deeply In deot,
''there are too many bills there 10 suit me
aud just now I'm Tying 70 md way 70
feather nv own neat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
VOLUME III.
for ne pssocnAr.
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