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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

,,esi t~u or thrrv mo"-n's' ''a
,.... aua rsining. Ia r.P'd i''c 'oo' Of
,,- hols .ari.cs q t's body With 'he
t.,8.amosr r.iioaal ''esimsa' q the
a.. .sa . more health PrOmo'ias oPsF-
,,,,. sos mosi persons. than daily cold
ua,ef baih
Nature : vsry much hks a shii'ie's
All -ho. The uOre he : hslPed the
-rs he looks iot a. The more med'-
.,, p.opls take. the more hey w'll have
Ike. ~Lssbsr Il Be- saoiyns. tonic Or
stefstve.
IN so.as ou, into . colder ar sssP
a. mouth rs,la,sly closed. aad ~alk
sn,kly lor ,s~ inmates. thus prevent
..s sh.llinsss. ~hieh = ai"as' 'hs pc
cursor q a coid
Cl..pnrs.. in sil us 'urround'ns' Ct
.hml, s,ans.on pay reilly IN many
-.,. ia sod hsslsa. moral sle'.i'on'
c,,.oa.i hsalia. and do.iar al osn's
h...lgs.
The ~ors, cold may BE- promptly cured
~.,hia t~ssty fOar houT' after '' h''
s,,a t.ksn. The paiisni ~ kssP ~sfm
4, Ia and eat h,tls o' noihiag fof day
oftw
Never or stand ~.ih The sind blow
Ia. sa yos hs ,iasls moment "a q
.7ssiay Pro,iass' sail. 10 b. 'o'io-ed
.raa s,sr ani thea b.d oold.
Life i ~armih. gro-ia. repair. sad
ur-,s e., i.bor. and all ,hs.s are derived
s,n ,he ood we sAi and tts aa,ds ~e
lima. aaA these ,hoaA b god.
he th.aae.i ssil % silk handkerchief
hr-a over The face ~hile n4ing Or
-s.s.as ssains, eold wind = Fema's-
ally clmilfiAoic ifoies.iAA.
N.ae.teuihs II ths inmates cf insAne
..,.sms ~ho recover src those who arc
.s-t vi,hia year after The hrsi mani
s,.aton of their inhrmiiy
Callaes. Of bolg damPsa' The spirits
..l .oar ,h- temper and rsaasfs iae
$40. nan unlosely.
Toe bs., aaolyns Ia all naiarv j. nod
crate. steady ssd o1niiaaoas sasfc'ss IN
i,s opsn ar.
A tsafty meal. taken ~hiie excessively
aus.e1. has often destroyed hie.
Es.rc.ss % ths rHtrai q greet is'isue
loes m1rr aafn ihaa god
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Bright 10 Catherine Tight joseph
B-sse sdsoriiscs stray Marc. William
Wolco,, Of Rumfofd wanted an appfen.
iico In the cloth dressing bniines'. ani
three oows.the property n Obs ioFn,'1 he
s,ld a. Thons- Coek.rs Fa1r. A
acc1ilf ui a doe. bfts0.l Clay al Nin.
do'pl BE- given Thomas CLARK, secretary
calls a special meeting " OS'0ri L0ig.
Of Ma.ons. Collectors of Paris. Gllcd,
Nofway and Peru publish delinquent
notices. Russell Hubbard. p. n, giv,s
notice that the mail ior Baek6si, South
Hartford. Turner. Leeds. Wayns. Win.
throp. lIallowel and Augusta, lcavos
Pans every Friday morning
The nambcf o' May N. 1926. OPP
ems with a C9aaoc'cat Legend entitled
"Thc Devil which occupies az ihe dr'
page james Hooper contributes an ar'
iiclo "Oa tac Monici Conccrn. Of che
Uaiied States" Levi Hubbard ald
samuel stephens present their thh
account, of administration on the estate VI
Lsmael Jackson late % Paris; Paa'ias
Robinson. stephen Bake, Joseph Walk
e. and Daniel S,ovell. jr., pray for de
sl.ioa og che real estate OF S,o,en Robin.
son late Of Paris.
The Jaas I. 1920. number has 'hs
death IN PcArllngion. Mississippi. Apr.
10Th. Of Dr. Levi Willis of Pan. aged %
year. als1 lhe death cf ElJ,h Bates of
Pari'. "iIauy Percy" sharply replies 20
Mr Hoopefs mouied article, ani winds
up by suggesting that "Mr. Hooper bal
better b. proclaimins the glad 'iilng 90
salvation. allure 10 brighter worlds aal
lead ihs way. rather taan wnic about
this business that has no rciish Of .alga
ti0n ia g.
The Oitrrr,r flr Oc'ober 20. 1920.
announce. that joseph q. CI.c has taken
ths oh,, lately occsp.cd by lloa. Eloch
L,aeola. The proceedings of a meeting
Of cod soldiers s given sisard by
Phillip Onen. chaimln. AMI Jola Civ
cn. secretary. ieadeuag taanks to Hon
rclcg Spngue. H1a JoAa Aalefson and
Hon Elwaid Everett Ca their pleas be.
fofc Coasfcss ia behalf oi ex-so.liefs.
jonathan Bemis Announces that hs will
shortly icags 1s ihs sll,h anl wes' ani
will transact any basincss tlai may Dc
entrusted 10 bin. l. is stated that fli.-
grosn aai rp- s'rlw5cfrie' were picked
on the farms % Dsacoa Blmp aad VI
Clover ol HcbDl oa ihe hu' of Oc,o1ef.
Notice j. givcn by Ezra Smith of Pans 10
"a m-eiiag o decide gpll laying olt a
oadb.tscen Aadlscraadths AXE region,
also a road fpm JOB Shaesia Ilaullfd
% che cas-, iinc OF Hauam, through
Chandlefs Gore Notices are Published
fr administration Of tis estates of JOSIAH
Bichelder. c.q. Of fDeouf.. Joha o.
goli % Llgc,l. E3hrin Wish, ~ Gll.
cad all Dlniel Merrill os Blrkied
lVprx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Suddenly man sprang from behind
the wall. "rheoiora, my glfs q G0d'
he sAil: and Dora. though she fecog-
niSed no mark u The lover who
bad lef her eight year. before
fe', iha. 10 o'h.r kssy ihs pass rofi.
aai .sif.rsl herss.i o. rss stsaty ii
hs stm. Ia the ioea,b.e e1a,en' that
comes after long waiting
When Joe ani Dora went % the
house and she looked a, him by cans
de light. her bear, almost mi'ghve her,
his luxarianl b,ard ali the manly as-
surlnce of his manner, were not a. all
like Joe of beloved memory. and =
terrible blrnsr seemed % use up be-
tween them. while Puieace remained
in the room with her company man.
ners. which ssi more awksarily upon
her than bee sunday dress.
When Dora lipio,l s1fIiy b her si'.
,rrs door a. avery late hour TIA, nigh,
Prudence vas lying asAke f5r her,
"D5at ,ell me. ,hs sail. "ihatyol',e
been waiting al this time h' shai Joe
Raymond 20
II woa', tell yol ID you don't van, %
hear i,. aid Dora
"Do you kn5s whether be came home
any better OF than be weat away p
Il really haven, though, 90 ask him. '
,aii Dora e,rsles,ly Pruisn'e groansl /
ald tuned hrr face to the wall.
Joc waited oaly uil the next day 10
,ell Mr. Hall ihe story Of his success.
which look,l yeiy Moderate in hs ta-
vei.ci eyes. ba' seemed very noble for
iaas 90 hef honely ii,a,
Il never though, before" .Aid DofA's
father % ,nc wediiag, "ihat a woman
~no colld keep a .ccfe, aia't much more
common than saos ia l1g days
"How long would y0l have waiiel
f,r me ," .aii I1s ia D1fa'- eas.
Forever .ah Dsa s,lemnly.
AID NJ, pulsace Hll, as she over.
heard che word. thanked her lacsy stars
Tia, D.f,s foolish nl;ilas hal not
wrecked her 40 la,, on a poverty 'irlrken
marriage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
SUBJECTS FOR STUDY.

TRADE DOLLARsi no. s"s nas ',. ,,SS,r sS1s
dollars of Uoltsd States money i what 5.
). Graves. Akron. n. \. would pay for
bottle Of DR TuOuis' EcLEcrmc ont, the
medicine which cured him Of bropehitls.
and which has cured thousands enicted
the same way.
xor , crvr Would q. N. Holcomo. cd
W. " ''"' it0r Of the SeDeca County
Herald. Bloomylllc. Ohio. give Tor the
chances Of Bis gritlue rid ~ the caiArrh
p.fore he used DR rHoNas' kcrEcrRic on
Now h. would give a good drsl f0r bis
chances were ht similarly sm.cicd with
che same medicine available.
80. 49,. ..., And sometimes thousands
~ 7l' WV Of dollars are wasted I'M
-afeavnring a. core q ieep.-sa'sd congh
with innhtfnl uncertain remedies. Da
ruo'fAs EIrCrrfc Of costs 30 cents ani
rf.cf.tawfnltffli Crlc f1r T. H. fffk'rs
m Cr.lk Cruirc. y 4. who. night afrr
aIght nf lnf long 'cars, sit np In hed
tui clughCd uuil tlc cluthing w. W
with rrrspirai'on Two bottles were aIl
he Used
ALLOW rs TO SAY Dn Tnoa,s Nc.
trcrric on Il noi only q valuable remedy
for dlssa..s of the pose. throat and lungs
1at a splendid external application ior me
rhsumailsn. uclraigit, aches, pains AM
wounds of every sori. 10 u guarantee'i to
a. good. ind in the event 0f failure % sat
l.O. mo,ey viii he returned purchaser in
,Ycry Instance.
Al druggists cell DO. Tuov,s' EcLEcr-
EC Ou.
Fo,rrn. MnnrRv oil Co, Prop 81. Badi-
%. N.Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
rnE .ISDfAS DEVIL NOr AMYru
ls MAINE

Mr G KIch, tle finoas bear hultrr
OF OKilrl CYany Nts ltie'y Questioned uy
ifSlstDu flHra1i reporter ts t1 ca rk.
i.trnre uf the " lnllln 1etl' ln che W0rff
of Maine Mr H.rn stli.
a never aIH an Indian l.fIl Ul American
panther. nuf knHs tlrY utn In nlf Hn1Is.
A "a mauY lrars ago o nai e. Iiur uf sanIn
traps aItlI mlTs lnnE GOAT d H.nI over rt'I
urrk. mssl1f regularly tFu miles LAY hAn
dag uu mY fslul asa large lrsls tIarr 0
tlls tiIl Utur in lnr col Il mN Iur, lHI i.rl
th ushf ! Ttall Iuuk ~ tuu matter ni ur
frtIa. trsrr.i Dr. a. lHHs lIfial'r 40 NiAs tIII
nlaIF lf sfHuurl tta ulIInk if iulIr ciuf .it f
fHI fnulElt li a. lraf, tu srr aurfu.f lur rIft
flr. bat IHlIIrl uu Ifs tracks. atf nI lr
aIaIr OF tnr fHHl tIl llr lunf cIsfa That Do n lf
at iuIiia1 Hrfu tuat ntl male Inn tra0s, tHl
nr iuusl htFr IlmuHl fn fIr nrtIfsf Nrf. ~
iiIufr fuau a. luEru l'rt va. I." " NI nA NNI
hiu d Hrkrl tun reporter. hHs AIIHff 4
dIlur want o.. I dI ne go uu fntf Nuf nL
tIaps afslu fHr fsu uInHilf utu ctl r..tNl
un aIrt uf q chance HIfn uIn, NJ tlHuu. iuHI
lHmu iIlIu fur Top uf a ifrr Hn iurir ga b.
ullfIluf sfrrr.ut Iul fIr NIIF .N.u"f a.
so1l AZ ihn splai inel afu iffu'Ie fI.
Iowa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Ons eupfal o. batter. twO of sugar, one
% miik. four of Sour. three-fo1rths OF q
isaspooafal of soda. one Tablespoonful Of
sngsr. Beat The batter 70 . cream. ADJ
ne sugar gradually, sod vheo very light
ne glnger. TIE milk. In which the soda has
oeeu dissolved. a8d anally the hoor. Turn
oAk.ng pans upside down snd sips The
oo'ioms very clean. Butter them and
'prvad ttv e.ks mixture very thin on
hen. Bake In q nodsrsts oven till brown.
"hus stll 40. cut Into squares With
Ease kuifs and slip from the pan Keep in
IN bon. TITS l. delicious. win the
qaAntitiss given . large Dish Of ginger
brad can b made IL must be spread on
Ne bottom % the pan ss thin ss wafer,
and cat ne moment IL comes nom the
oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

J0srrn Coos oS PaomnuioN What
are tlc prospects of constitutions. pfohihi.
tloa la thc Western Statrsf I come from
tarce mouths travel ll she Mississippi
valley back o. Boston. aud dni that here
there l. hardly any one who darcs un 40
heart of htni fOr That reform, aui yci on
sho-e Western pralrles 70 is easy % stand
upright ou the Question. The West Is itr
ln advance of %, in that matter. c0nsti.
tutonN prohibition Is a rising tlic 1ui
has already .u1m.rsci ktnsas and lo~A
tni partially oli0. In mauy counties ui
,n.t- thu uuml of saloon. has been rc-
daccd. while la forty-Onc cOuntirs there Is
not Que salo0a. Fave out 90 scsca eases
ofuQuor prosecution have been successful.
On Iowa pr1hi1.tlOn ani its constitutional
form has carried tle .tttc. regard pro.
hl1ltiln as a form OF local opilon AMI !
pity the man who cant appreciate tais
fact
-when ths lilaJf dealers asscm1lcl Boz
QIlucY. m, lu whN tacy coll 'pfottc.
tive AssoclaiiDn' fDr The mtiuteuancs oi
their ri ri.hts. one Of the drst things. they
dli wa- % make an attack on the churches.
4 certain Hon. l. n. Turner declared that
tue churchr. dli more iuJay % mankind
than an the brewers and dl-tiller, ever dii.
Itis natural. appropriate, ani every nttiug
that men who are engaged In the hqinf
bu,lac.s should attack Christianity, al
vOcatc SabDath breaking, aud give all aud
comfort 20 all the laWle-s aud dangerous
element, OF society. We are glad that The
temperance nglt II 80 hot that these out
laws arc compelled 10 hoist thclr true coli
Of-.-AfrIurf
4 fdrmsr ~ sifiy ysIrs' srpsTiCHce rrifes 4;
have cultivated the farm | now live On
upwards of sixty years. The system OF
farming has 80 changed that az the pres
cot time I should hardly kn0s how % con-
dact IL without comm msrcitl iertliif,fs.
use Bradlcys because 10 gives uuiiormly
satisfactory results. have uscd 10 iOr
twenty consecutive years. with the eN-
cepglOn OF but one year. The past season
Ia, been Onc % severe drought In this sec.
tlon, al hOei crops sufsriug severely. |
raised forty bushels corn on an acre ~ oil
worn-out moving land with Bradley's
Phosphate aud M other manure. One
piece OF potatoes, eighty square rods,
Welded eighty flour bushels mcrchantaolc
potatoes without other dressing. strip
~ toe side OF this yielded les than half of
this amount withoat Phosphate. Al acre
of land sown % oats and seeded u herds.
grass and clover 10 lss2, with two hundred
pounds of Bradley's Phosphate, yisiied
ia.t year a good crop OF oats, and thi-ycar
as good a crop of hay A. any acre % my
farm. CHARLES CJShNAN'
Winsi0is. We.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

The treatment OF rheumatism aud Neu'
ralgis through the bloot, by The expulsion
of the poisonous scits thereirom, has
brought relief and care In those suppose.
bly, lncurable cases known ~ chr0nic, and
where age was .sld 10 Jey ordinary treai'
ment. Mr. W l. seymour, Of Nllliston,
Vermont, writes send three bottles Of
ArnIoPnoRos A. soon a. this l. received.
Nv father, aged ~. has for weeks been
badly "a .ctsd with Rheumatism. Tie was
relieved OF al pain In les than twenty
four hours after be began taklog the rem
ety"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

oae cap of warn milk. one cap sifted
siaasa. oae half cup yeast, one fJurth cup
saytr. Glr spooufals melted batter, mix
80 a. Any bread with hour. a. night Ia
le morulag kBeai and make iuto biscuits.
fii the tbs 10 cool place untn Ansr
iaaer. theu ri.s 10 q warn place uut.i
tne % osks FOR tea
Soneilmes they have oeeu maie 10 The
norn.ag and baked Cor Tea AIT are a. good
I. io r.se over uight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Boz ous gaart % Mia. when hot sdd
1f,e sPooufuis OF corn starch mixed win
..te cold mix. 0ue-hAif cup sugar, three
-, SCI oeAiea. The white. % tso saved
-f trosilng Flavor 10 tbe taste. when
cooked. poar In . dish Aad cover the Top
80 frostlng male Of the tso waites
AZ one-half cup Of sugar Pat In the
o'ea aatl slightly br0sn This l. . BE-
eaten coli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Nlsaei potatoes nate iuto a paste. Siih
o-e 20 80 scl beaten eggs. AS a Ati.e
r..f .f necessary All rou oat Take nat
,0l of An1 caoPs sat and PePPeF. eose'
ra.a one via ths potAi0 paste. pinehius
ia- oigc. together Ani ~ orosa. Leave
t1.ai az inoh u The soas IN slght Any
tli of cold OF unierdons mea, nay b
PREPARED 10 this Way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Lord Tcnuyson, wno used % ruu poe
try mill, has taken /. seat iu The House OF
Lords. some thief had stolen hl, Mother
Hubbard robe Ani - be borrowed one OF
Lord Coiefldge. It mlghtn't be a bad iiea
for some detective o. examine the robes
lately worn by some OF the judges In this
country. 10 may bo that Teunyson's ryoo
has been smngglsi into this country for
the nse Of some Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

JIirill's inei.as fainfnf j., without
doubt. tle safest. snrrst, ami bsst remedy
that has ever been Invented fur Internal
ant external ns-. n is appicshie o. a
great variety of complaints, aui ls equally
beneficial Dr msn nr beast finl ont
about 10 and thank us for ne advice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Oar-half cup moiAsscs. one egg. oue-hsll
osq ssgaf. piece % batter The s.ie oi an
ssg oue-h haif cup % soar milk ani sA.era'
Us o. ssceien me mllk. smal tcAspooaia.
casa cloves. cinnam0u, AlisPice. = Aia'
al,ncg. chopped raisias or carrants
Baks lu losf 90 snal cakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Crlsi-tso cups f1gr, one cup hAif bat
isr aa.f ART. one-haif cup water. sat
F.fy clans of mc.fiam slre.
i.r- deep Dish win the crsst Put iu
e aver of clans. sPr.akie via oaiter, PsP-
ner aai Posierci cracker. flil ne dish
l cas- say. Posr over tae elan ngaof -
-ls.en cover Win crust ani BAKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

A. N. Gerry. the Druggist, Is always
wide-awake b business, AMI ho spares no
pains 90 secure thc best of every art'
Gle 10 his llne. iIe has secured the agency
Tor Kemp, Bals,m. for Consumption, and
Colds. Coughs, Asthma, Bfonchits, ani
an af-ctlOns of the throat and lungs.
Sold on a positive guarantee. Price 5oc.
and Al trial size flee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Dlr clp batter. Que sni olcaali caps
SCAR. tarce cgg-. ous-h.f tcasqooaia
,..srsias. oae tcAsPSouisi 0ach cloves. all
.rcs. clunamou. ous aad one-haif cup,
,,oppci raisins 90 part carrants noaf 10
ro.L Cat oat Lac cookies.
rhcsc Sll kcep a. Dag a. fruii CAKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

d" Tie boy stood on thc burulng deck,
The beat was inst terrible
Bat an bis burns were quickly healed,
with Great American Speciic.
uTt lsa wonderful rrmcfy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

"would yoa Ike better hslff' said
Oulips % the bakers maid. who eyed raih.
rr closely = dlty-cent piece he had passed
- her She blashcd, Bat mad. no answer.
She gave him q good loaf and yei must
have thought him rather ill.brci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

1t l. true that he who commits sin Is
the slave Of sln, and that all evil courses
and choices tend TO shut men up 10 cer'
tain consequences which limit freedom and
destroy self.mastery, tending 70 induce 10.
sanity and Impotence In the nature 30 VI
tlsted and en.laved through the evil choice.
DR. UelrSu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

BaoN~ Barr, "a PoVEErY fvppiNe.
Pas ia layer % sPp.s sauce 10 but
.sr,i Paiiiag disa. thea q .Aycf " brcai
s-sm,s. sPr.akis ~.th Dis of latter Ani
,,.ce b tasie. Ani 80 on un he dlsa j.
fI-i1c at aver ociag crunos VITA o.is
of batter oa toP. BAKE and serve siih
cream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

FuENIrURK some liea OF the extent Of
this branch OF business as now carried 90
In Boston. can be obtained by visiting the
warerOOms a. Paine's Mandatory, on
Canal Street. Boston. This Is one of the
largest in the cOuntry, with Showdown.
covering acres OF h)0r room, stocked with
every variety OF house furniture AZ manu-
ractarers' aud importers's prices, which
save about onc-third the retail price 10
their customers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

uae .lari boiled cold potatoes cut IN
ics tarce tab,cspooufais butter, ous
e.aG9-i oaloa. .PArsisy.l sAlt And PePPer.
fry tas ouiols iu tas batter When tasy
sara ys..os adi potatoes, stir witA q fora
81 hy u.l not break. whca ho, al
par,.sy aai oook no inmates more. Serve
e. 11ce 1a q hot Dish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

True. yol rein miserable condition
you are weak, pai.ii. ani nervous. You
cannot sic,p 40 night nor etj'y yoar wax
iag hours yet. WY lose hesrif Get at the
druggists a bottle Of hari "a B'olt b..
ferI They will restore You % health And
peace u mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
NOLU ME Ii.
For ne nsmosrai
PARIS JAIL


PARIS JAIL
~ NEs. eEErECpg WHITMAN.
u1ulrci AGAINST the suasst sky.
Tts granIis valls uprcsfinE.
Liko some sisru .cniinsi of rixtt.
t.rim vi.sxssi. AMI unisarine.
Li1mE ihy solcr. I'M siorn demand.
Tilsf lusiics may be dons.
Whnc clasping Ia Wy chil emorscs.
rtr csrfive. trsmbiing form.
Wtai tslss thoa uii gafsi unioii
lfthy coid ups couid oniy spsak.
fsIas thai bcsei ne xrsnlsire's heal
An als1rd m hcsriiusl cheek
Mai tras : q anz4uish ana despair.
un thv coii bosom shed.
The muftersd car.e. which ~rongei siiks
The living AMI tle icai
The nixhfs cf rcsiie-s ssoay.
u.r dsys of brooilng NO..
ofthoss who coaii not 80 The Say,
rtsir ~rsry fcri mast -
uat stsndIns xriui, aua stern. an dhfs.
tusrdlng ms scCfets eel
To- mysisfir. of nv granite hrsri
Ttou sit never. never ten
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Purc Hood help. 70 make a clear con.
science. Hoods sarsaparilla psfiaes the
blood Enough iaii Send ne q big bottle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

New York Soro-is i now sweet sit
teen And al is unmarried members
sfe about the same agc, We understand.
Ar' haYe bees s0 f0r quite nnm'fr 1f
wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

" See that woman With the spotted veil
if mitrs hrr hook ike che Oh Harry.
"Ah. my dear fellow ynu are quite righi
bat yon don't know how lt improves her
f1ufa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

A man Who kissci female coruet play.
~ aferNart remarked that o. could go1-
BE iust biz bale of bliss by kissing a
snot hole 10 pine fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

The popular lics that a hotel comb -
chalusd % ihe looking glass % prevent
people from carryl1g 10 away l. faiiaciols.
il q. chained o. prevent 10 from walking
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

BlI oa.oas uu tsnier. cat sp. place a
ay,r 1l 1rcai os cracksr crunos 10 q i.sa,
a,u 1alous. 80 oa uutl The tish j. fal.
S,.,oa wiiA PsPPsf and at. batter. moist
ea wth mlk AL bake hsif an boar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Llcy Larcon has some verses in the
Feiruary Cottage Hearth, entluci y
Climb % Rest" Lucy probably sleeps on
the "frst 4 ,or from the roof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

"Oh Z" ssii the man who bal travelled
4 dldut mind having thc deilr.am tfem.
ems I Jaw snakes and allightors ani
things. hut Do merely seemed ts though ]
wasln FIOriit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

Ql'Ck. complete cure of AT annoying
kidney. Bladder. ant Urinary Diseases
sl Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

In the home curr of diseases. accidents,
ani how o. treat them. aud many hluts m
value % th- SICK will he flund in Dc Ktuf.
mana. great Medical Work elegant %.
.ustrat'ons. Send tao 5.ccnt stamp. % A.
4 Oriway Co Boston. sui receive a
copy ir.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

BRE.KFAsr MUrFISs Que egg, one cup
OF cold water, t~o of four, and Que meas
ure OF iorsford's Bread Preparation. Bake
Ia ycry hot pans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08

The nrst thing bees get honey from In
the spring Is skunk cabbage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-08
ul.oErLiS,

A complny OF dye Penobscoi Indlans,
prodeien,- "a roller skating, are MAKING a
tour of The leading New Englaud cities
giving exhibitions of roller skating --
Oac OF thc contortlon acts of Prof Geo.
Bcrnsll Il O. stand on skates Ia two chairs
AMI bcndiag over backwards pick up a
handkerchlef from the hoor with his teeth.
Among the many pleasing tricks of
Messrs. Allison AMI R0uke Is sn imitation
OF Peek. Bad Boy learning 10 skate They
also lamp rope, jump over chairs. etc
Nearly every day We hear some Que cnqulr.
lng 10 regard 70 Prof Puriy's or z Smiths
books OF Instruction on roller skating aud
to all such We would say tha, though long
since expected BY the skating fraternity
they are not yet Published, but are oxpeet-
cd 10 be- soon( lii i reported nat the
Bowdoln Polo Club has dlsbanded and will
play no more IN the league 1.-THE games
they have played are thrown out q will
take one each from The number played aud
won from the Portland., Sscos. Lcwlsions
ani Alamedas II polo club l. being or.
ganr'd Tor the new rluk a. August
The following league games viii come oh
a. the "BJ1u" In Portlani-Apr. 10, Bill
deflrds W. Por,lands. Apr. ~, Alamctss
W. Portlani-. The Lewiston J0Erarl
OF recent date gave an elaborate dsscrip-
ton of Lswistou's new skating rink a. lt
appears In the irciHscfs DtsigHs II Il
Intended 20 have IL rank among the larg-
est and best IN the State. II will be light.
ed by .ix electric lights. ---Notwiihs,aut.
Ing some wlscacrcs prophesied that the
present season would witness the rapid
decline OF roller skating, new riuks cost
log from 81. 900 10 So. 600 are being built
all over the United States. This popular
amusement has come to stay and II dcs-
tined TO be the national pastime. -. b.
Maxim, SO. Paris. has taken the agency
for the Otis Patent Skate Roller which has
a patent brass tire and patent rubber edge
80 that u does no, slip on the smoo,hest
surface, ami IL also the easiest going skate
wheel made. Work will be commenced
A. soon a. the frost IL out OF the ground.
upon . skating rink i50xe5 feet TO be ballt
a. Ellsworth by Messrs. Greely and Pineo
Of Bar Harbor.