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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

While stopping Al Paris We took
the opportunity TO visit the stable Of Nj
J. G. Marble of that place, sho y the
owner Of some fine horses. III. stable .
sOt36 feet, With cellar underneath. IL
/, very conveniently arranged. well lighted
and ventilated. aa0rdins ample aecommo'
dA,ions for quite a number Of horses Is
convenient q accc.s. has water inside
aad is. IN every way. . model stable.
TOE from, j, occupied by large carnage
room. with hArne.. room. adjoining IL
Is flashed with hard pine shea,hiag.
which thoroughly excludes das, add give.
/, = very nea, appearance. Ia the foom
81, apar, Coz the horse. are four large bon
stalls sad quite a number q common
ones.
Mr.. Marble i. the owner Of the mare
" Fannie Pa,ehen." by Tom Pa,chen,
dam BY an Arabian horse This mare
has iro,isd ia 22s. i. Of good .ire and
form. and possesses the valuable quality
Of impariing her ehAr.eisns,ios 10 her
offspring 10 a remarkable degree. She
i the mother q four very promising colts.
all u which sho~ by their form and ae-
,ioa that they are Chips Of the old block.
The olde., j, Eve year, old. ola fine DARK
bay color. stands hf,een aud one'half
h.ad. high Ahd weighs about one thou
sad pounds She Vas sired by Eelair.
sni although she has never been trained.
show. ~onderfal speed. The secoad. a
three. year-old. BY Hsmbls,onian. Is a
large wsll.mAde col, aud, although she
shows the Characteristic. Of the horse. re-
semblss the mother IN action and disPo-
,i,ion. The third i two-yeAr-Old. by
Norway Knox. aud Is very promising
colt. The yearling. BY same horse Is =
mOlel Of symmetry and beauty. We
prcdic, for this col, place in III. from,
rank Of the iro,,iog horses Of the State.
The mare j, again in foAl by Norway
KnoI.
We advise all lovers Of horses TO give
Mr.. Marble. place a visit. knowing they
gill be amply repaid fOr their time and
trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

eumulsticn Of vegetable life the farmer
mus, bring forth all Of his bes, resources.
mus, neither res, nor sleep until he has
80 Ear conquered the pests that. on the
hr, outbreak. he can readily attack and
destroy them. Deep culture Is not nee
essay bu, constant wa,ehfalness and IRE
quent tilling will do the work. leaving
clean fields and good crops. The farmer
nos has every means at hi, command
AID comes - the battle fully equipped
for success, II these means ATE properly
used. The value Of early planting and
sowing Is being constantly dinned ia the
ear. Of farmers 80. with equal prOPrie,y,
nigh, the value Of early hosins be ex-
tended spon almOs, indefinitely. II the
top Of the ground Is frequently stirred,
As soon after planting . possible, no
Troublesome weed seed will get start.
bat all will be destroyed II seeds Of any
kind are disturbed. after sPrOuiing. and
before attaining much growth, they are
readily destroyed. hut after having ~,
quite a growth they are much more 'e-
nAcious Of life and will require more ia
Dor and trouble to destroy them. Nov,
while /, i. impossible TO catch weeds
mapping. II !. much TO be desired ,ha,
they are attacked jus, a. early ia the
season a, possible. and the man who al.
lows them the leAs, time 10 grow Is he
who hA. the eleAnes, fields. Nov We
have quite a number Of week, before the
active duties Of the farm begin, and IN
tha, time We can lay our plans and
.,raish,en oai our affair. 80 that, when
the rush is upon us. We shall BE- able 70
&C, promptly and in,ellisen,ly. wasting
no time in IDLE speculation aud prepare
ton but. dsvo,ing our whole time TO the
labors before u.. push them forward 10
successful termination. Remembering
that early. constant stirring Of the sol
tend, much 70 increase the crop and i
the mo., sffse,uAl way TO suppress the
weeds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

We were ia a barn. one cold nom
ia, . few days since. when the owner
va. watering his large herd Of cows.
There" said he. as he stepped along,
and placed hi. arm gen,ly over the neck
Of one more ,imid than the three Others
which were drinking a, the trough, care
less help quite likely would ls, hi. one
turn backward and 70 to her stall again,
claiming she had had the offer Of water
bu, she did no, wan, to drink" "she
/. afraid Of tie Others" be continued,
"bai by my standing here BY her side,
she will drink with the others, and as
heartily ss any Of them" This Is wh.,
/. meant by" care" Young man. ~heth-
er you are the owner or the " help" see
TO il that you exercise just such care
with all the animals under your charge,
and with all the work consigned to your
oversight. IL is not enough to turn stock
loose and give them a chance TO drink,
you want to know, no, tina, they have =
chance to get something to eat, but that
they have il. You want TO know that
all is attended to In proper manner in
every direction. II you are a hired man
IL is this close and reliable attention 70
your duties. which will render your ser
vices invaluable to your employer. Never
you fear bu, such faithfalnes will be ap-
preciated. Jus, such faithful service is
wanted everywhere. and everywhere !,
6ads . liberal reward. wsnte,i, faith
fal young men on the farms for which
good wages are in waiting. Name
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The New York Tl1buss. In is marke,
report report. explained why some butter
i sold FOR such low prices. Ia speaking
% butter u said Light-colorcd goods
are very hard - dispose Of and several
lots we're thOaght vel sold ~ ; 10 lpc.
n butter makers s0ald get The Top price.
they should use the Improved Butter Col
or. male By Wells. Richardson a Co, Bur-
hngtOn. W IL gives q pure dsndelion
color and never turns red, OF rancid, but
tends b Improve AMI preserve the but.
tar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
OK TuIHrr DAY. TRIAL

Tue voLrnc BELr Co, MirsAau. hicA.,
will send DIR. Dyes celebrated Electro
Violate Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days % men young or old
Who are afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles, guArAn.
t-eing spcs dy and complete restoration Of
health ami manly yigor. Address a. above.
y. B-No rick i incurred, A. thirty days
trial Is allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

SS-The psin and sorrow Of . morning
we're turned into The comfort and pleasure
% an evening, IN the case Of Mr.. Edwin
sears. Of Provincetowu. Mass. By the use
% ArHL0PHoRos. lie writes 81 was
trouoled with Rheumatism 80 much that
I resolved 10 Try AraLoFHokos. In the
morning could not walk across The room
alone. Amer taxing three doses I vas a.
most free nom pain. and coald walk -
well a. ever"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
Mn Gor0u ON suK u.rs.

81, would he no violstIon Of the CON.
msndment," said John d. Cough. IA man
we're IN fall down and worship the silk
hat. for II Is not made In the likeness OF
anything 10 heaven, or on earth, or 10 the
waters which are under the earth" Be
sides II heats the head aud causes the hair
10 fall OF Psrker's Hair Balssm will stop
that and restore the original color 10 gray
or faded hair. Not oily, not dye; bene-
ncial, deiiciously perfamei. A perfect
hair dressing. SOC. AL druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

From u. .. L-ip.n-r. A. ", Ref BtAk,
y J. I have been troubled With Caiarfh
- badly f5r several years that 10 seriously
al ctei my voice. tried Dr. IS rem.
ely Wlihout the slightest relief One bot.
te ~ Eiy'- Cream Balm dii the work Ny
voice l. fully restored AMI my heal feel,
h.tlar Than or yeATs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Much Of the distress and sickne. sitriba.
tel 10 dysrcpsis, chronic diarrhas and other
causes 10 occssioned by tumor In the
stomach. Several eases, with all the char.
scteristics q these complaints. have been
sured BY Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other curvs
effected by this medicine are % wonderful
that the simplest statement % them Affords
the beat proof that IL combine. rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence q the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
A SFN.IntE Mas WorlD Ia

Kemp's Bllsam for the Throat and Lnngs.
IL J.. curing more cases u Coughs. Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Group. and al Throsi
AMI Lung troubles, than any other medl.
cine. The proprietor has authorized A.
VI Gerry n refund your money, n. after
taking thrre-foarths ~ q bottle. relief u.
no, obtained. Price Soc, and al OOi trial
size free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

-.Hs 49, .as. n y uarT. tnIFTrssI l.ts
sHa.a pei. II frr nsrk u.mnesf cf hIsHrn. frl.
uar..r ca hFr AZ msnT clrer i.afa-fs 49,
e.. t. irf.r.tr nr clusuulfiru a. Irsuafsrs
Tf1rr.
800 r. O.. are m co rauIfIrf, strn ur
g. - f. ss.f .rrf 4. uaU A. ettrT orr. $50
n..a.aa =. ..r Ii. Ealra 10 lt.sra nfs.rf I Eel
r. maI .. t.r r..f.Fi ri o. u.rel. ~ FL Hive.
rHHaUAN MEDICINE Co. n.rt.1 ~
90 ...an. a e..rls .fs. ave a aI lai I.e
Nr..na vice. Irr HrIr rrnliuF.
-n.t IN -oain PAS. tT A. y. GERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

There az, probably a hundred % more
parsons In this and usighDoriug towns who
faly suffer nom the distressing ~ Ct ~
kldney troahlc-. Who 80 not know that
.foAas0ns Aaoiyas LiHimsaf IL almost .
surc cgrr. H. severe cases great relief
nav BIZ Obtained. IN not A nerfect cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

l. In store for al Who use Kemp's BAlsAm
f1r The Throat ant Langs. the great guar
Anteei remedy WOnld you believe that
10 j. soid Oh - merits and that each drug.
glst i alihorlEed % refani your money
BY The proprietor OF this wonderful medi-
clue n u falls % cure you. A. NJ Gerry
las secured the agency for IL. Price SOC.
aui al trial sire free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

when l Was on, West. last sumner,
said the baggage smasher, 81 saw the
biggest sunset | ever saw In my life. "
" How blg wss itf- asked the brakeman.
" why. should say replied the other,
casting about lor an adequate smile
that Il was about the sire Of q Saratoga
trunkr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

In the past tire. months have sOli
onr hundrrd AMI slx bottles ~ fhomas'
Er',cfri- or Never sa~ medicine In my
life that gave such universal Satisfaction
Cured an liberated sore throat Tor me- 10
t~-niy four hours; never failed % relieve
my children ~ Group" {. T. Hall, Drug.
gl.t, GRANVILLE, IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

We notice tuai agricultural newspapers
All over the country are now exposing ne
wof'hles.ncss % the i1rys packs ~ horse
AL cattle powders. We pat the bar ln
notion and claim the credit ~ H. Nisri
fIas Carlirg Coalition P0trifrs are Abso
laiely pure. and are The oniy kind worth
hlYlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01


Behead The word r,qalrei % an The nrs,
bisak ln each sentence o. iud The word
required % on the second blank
I. IL will require heavy - % sss In
preparing o. blast The -.
I woud Ike % - In The sport Of
huutlug The -.
There isA handsome - on The - Of
The terrace.
The good man showed no - when
dersccut.d 4. knowing he ~as In The -.
e. The hai man manifested -, because
he was In the wrong
6 A. one - oou'd not agree with The
other ne - OF the caucus lacked har'
muuT.
O.. A party % Eng,lsh tourists fron -
cane -- ln ne last steamer.
- TIE utile child lust large enough 70
- delights % Amuse itself with a.
O. The man who lives on Adams - q
VERY --.
o. There are uot - IT, Who wogli care
O. mske their home AZ the North Pole.
ii TIE may b. u-ed for FOOD, but - on
never hscomc satisfactory Substitute Tor
nEsnENoNA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Our readers will notice q new advertise
ment. Clown BfTrEEs This mcdlcins
We have heard spoken ~ highly, a. u 4.
compounded from the rel and white clio
yer. n contain. great virtue. for sprinz
sni blood disease. ani All that are alliug
should call on our Druggists Tor H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

When Mr. George W. Childs OF Phliadei.
phls, wants q room decorated and farn-
ished, he goes n q professional and gives
him q carte blanche order. That l. the
way 20 do business. And when the dec.
orator wants piece Of obituary poetry.
be returns the compliment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Mrs.. Newflch has taken stralgh,
course OF Irving his week. She likes bis
Hamlet ,hc best AMI says d al hi- friends
-" Oh wasn't 10 Just splendid where
be stabs OLD Polonalsc behind the porte.
re- p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

IL one week ~ Cream Balm opened 4
passage In ooe nostrl through which I
htd DOT bfcathed 10 threc years. s1biued
a. Inflammation ln nv bead and throat. -
the result - Catarrh. Col %. 81 Ncilliay,
Osego. \ Y. See aiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

II cast gloom over an entire Texas
community when the son Of Texas Lsg.
islstor, who hsd Just returned With hi.
father from the State capital. walked up u
the grab-bag AMI prike-cake table. and
asked that the game b. explained 10 him
before he bought his chips.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

A uumber % Southeruers are trying 10
get DIN througa Congress for q new bar
Al The mouth OF the Mississippi River. IL
Won't 90. gentlemen. The Idea % asking
our Congressmen 70 pass q bar Al The Mis-.
siss'ppi's moatb, or anywhere else, Is pre-
nanafrrnna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
M.n.Ii,II I'm.

Ready method 10 drowning a. ~ What -
30 and how o. 80 10. will b. found Ia Dr
Ksufmann's Medical work Zoe colored
plates from life send two j-c-nt stamps
% pay postage q A. 4. Oriway Co,
Boston, aui receive a copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

=" The greatest need Of New Eng
land farmers Is courage, self-assertion and
consciousness Of their own ability" Thus
truly remarks q bright young Marlboro
Mas farmer and patron in reporting q
discussion at the recent county grange
gathering in that town on "Farmsn
encouragement and how TO NEE, them"
One way to meet them is TO arouse social
and business like activity among farmers
{. the grange IL doing 20 admirably in
Marlboro and many other towns. We
van, living, active fsith-s faith made
active with works. Works bring conf
dence. To make the business what We
want IL, and farm life what IL should Be.
ws have only TO 20 TO work and do it,
Ne. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

No~ .s.d Fogg. Il have mt win
many successes in nv lfr That's TIE
tr1uh'c. you kuos The thiugs fellow
meets ar always going The other way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

A loving fAther At Clayton. New York,
In IFS anxiety % marry OF al bis dsugh-
ter- some tnesn In number) A. quick A.
possible. has killed bis dog. taken the
locks OF from bis doors. and haDg rope
ladders over bis doorysrd by the doren-
All sin bis provisioa bill Is AZ large as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

SS-Grr ruE Br.r DrE.. The Diamond
Dyes Cor family use have no equals. All
popular color. easily dyed fast ani oeautl-
fll. OnlV Toe. q package AZ druggists.
Wells, Richardson Co, Bnrilugt0n. W
sample card, ~ colors, and book or dircc-
lions for &c. stamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

There are persons In every locality IN
dnsci With 30 much Individuality A. 90
irmani success tut Jsisiu's Pine Tar
syrup DOS morc than thsf.-it deserves
Success sos ry O. llolirn. drugs ..
- Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

A electromagnetic ask. What will
the coming woman WEAR" She mag
wear out the patience OF the man who foot-
her millinery aud drcss.mAklng bills -
but. perhaps, that Is not the correct an.
sNer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The pesslmisi Who wrote. " This world
i bat nrs,ing show. doubtle-s drew his
deduction from the fact that The only cir
ca. which came % bis town passed ihrough
without stopping
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The man Who mourns over the wlnton
destruction of our forests does not hesi.
tate % an hl. pockets with grAtaltou-
iooihpicks 40 The restaurant after eating
hasiy plate ~ lS-ceut soup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Dr. Klne's Great Nerve Restorcr Il the
marvel m the Agc for all Nerve Diseases.
AL g. stopped Tree. Send 10 9Sl Arch
street. phIia.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

A utk1ta papa hangs uut tli, motto
/" Par God. ant tskr roar usu part II
wi a. vrry wel. 10 MAJ docsut TAKE
more than his part
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Yes" sald Mrs VsragDoie. " during
Lent I only 20 o. q French opera. boure
n q. such a Satisfaction b feel that yogr'e
listening o. something immoral. without
being aware 90 o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

And the motives Of ~. authors. bat none
Who have used them doubt the efficacy OF
Buri1ck Blood Bfisrs This splendid
blood tonic II without q peer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

"Oh. yes, 10 WAS q horrible situation I
Ny husband had disappeared for two years
and didn't know whether he was living
or dead" " 10 was really horrible 2" Just
think. IL Vas impossible for me 10 marry
nunlu -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The HISDs' RADICAL coRS kkNoskn ss
sure remedy. kuowing this the proprle,ofs
have always guaranteed t. All druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Therc l. yoang laiy la New Nork Clty
Who MAKES 70 - said, about three hun
trci and sixty calls nearly every DAY %
Der NE Sue works 10 The telephone eH.
change
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

when a LAZY. To- answer . an Emporium
at alms,sker. answered that she never
gave anythlng AZ The door. the bcggar saii
a. d thst be- hat no scruplss % going Toto
the p'ari0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

lu rggsri o. E.y's Cream Balm for Ca
tArfh. no answer l. ! can recommend u a.
TIE hCst remedy I ever used DR.. J. :.
Vaughn. Dentist, Mlskegon. Mich. Price
I'D cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

10 middle life Ne laugh right merrily
over our early photographs wOnder. II We
should laugh or cry N In youth We could
scc me plctares % what Ne shall be when
We arrive Al middle life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

30 Yog want The rluE "a or ., earaif
sad the jcsciler % the customer. "Oh.
don't carat Al This i The third wO-
man I've married, and ! Amt very partie-
uiar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Its rumored that Boo lngersoll. on In
qulnug al The h0tsi-dc.k a. ~ whether
they hal a hrc.escape, was furnished With
q rexlsat effItlnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

always keep your medicines In stock.
Downs Elixir IL selling better than any
Cough Medicine have. and with good re-
suits. &. NJ. SMITH. Druggist.
Charleston, Mich.
Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters give the
best satisfaction OF any medicine I sell.
They have advertised themselves, and I
warrant every bottle.
N. DEKRrKs, Druggist.
Zseland, Mich.
Henry 4 Johnson's Arnica and on Lin.
iment,-for external use.-is also equally
good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

No matter how high everything else -,
one may always get bottle OF permmey
for a scent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01
Lees sst calls.

CuArfHn q
u uas taken SEA q year agn
WIN bi'tuus ivvvr-
N, Cocior pronoaucei me cured, but |
rot slck agaln. with . tribe pains 10 my
bark ant sides. and ! goa 80 Pad
Con1 Bot move
shruuk
From - lbs q is0i hal b.ea a G.
torins f,r my liver. oat u dii me 40 good.
ild pot expcct % live more than three
nsnths I oegkn o. take Hoo Bitisrs
DIRECTLY my appstitc returned my pains
In me. my entire system seemed reneStd
a. n - magic. AMI amer using several Dot
lies am uot ouly a. sound a. sovereign
but weigh more than tlt before To HOP
Bittcrs ose my NE
Dahln. June &. IN. r. ftftrkfnitA
CuArIEH u.
.Natisn, Ntss.. 10 = - relt., Ne.
surrfr.l 9Th ATTACKS oi go ueAitNNt.
Neuralgia. female trounIe. fur Years in
ths nost terrible AM excrutaiing mAnn,r'
NJ medicine of doctor could give me -
usf or curc autIi uscd llop hiiiers
The irsi bottle
Nearly Curst me-
Ths sscosd mass ms a. vel an strong
a. whsn q Chnt,
aAut hase ben 80 20 this dag
Nv hn.hsi a Uas ar Invalid for twenty
yssrs Win q serious
kIdney. liver All urinarv complaint
Hpr1uolurei By hostons bat physi'
clans
"iucuratic
seven bottles 90 yoar b.tters curcd
him ard know of Che
Lives % eight pcr~ons
On ms ut.ghhorhnul thai have BEEN
saved by your b.ttcrs.
Ant many more are usIng hrm Win
great beutlt
They aIma-t
ID miracles -Nrt -. Nlft,
unu No. Orr sira aTxuosa Yoursl lf isF ana
nIrnf. faf flal rnnrn sIInnnf NNUf lsr. HufA
fnn NarlI anrnnI rrsf. ils'nr aI tHf tfnf
fakn aII fnr vie rosIruHIs tntUriIsaHi ADJ tnfl
Nun HUI want ru EuuW uun ln nnr y 49,
stIlh II ansarref III tnrre Hufis~ iase hnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The thermometer l. a great Invention.
n tell. man when 90 take on bis REQ
flannel shirt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

The wretch has been arrested Who. A. .
social party. said that a youug lady plsy-
lug thc pIauo.furtc was Ike an spe, be-
Cause Der fugvrs vcrr muug krys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Wien baby Va sick. ~. gave hcr CastofiA
IA ben sno Hasa tfut. 49, Crisi Or astoria.
" rru srr wkss Mss shc chung % NastuTia,
"a ben sIr naf tnIllrrn, she gave them q asto a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

An Indianapolis man Is writing " Three
Nights on a Roof" with Indianapolis sn-
thors there seems 10 he always room a.,
the top.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Tue subseftber hereby gives pahlic Notice
nat he has bssn daly appointed ~ ne Ii0n judge
Of Probate luf the CsuniY VI oki0fd ant has
assumed the trust II Aimiu'f u ne ssiats "
IACuARiAH n WniIfks. isfe ~ brusntel' =,
IN al county, deceased, By EisiuE boni a. ihs
law directs b. therefore rrluesis al lersons ~
iehtsi ~ he estate uf slii d.acsascd % make
lmmsdiAfs pay IN eat. an those sho have any a..
mands therroa % exhltii M SAM %
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TIN subscrbsf hsrsbF sisss puoiie aoiie. tnai
A. has bssn fuiy agp0inisi b. tho non. Juifs
q PROBATE inf the CoaniY ofOAflfi. and assumei
~ trast a AimlnisFst0T a ne estate ~
ABIGAIL 4. HALL lac n fAfiss
10 sali Coanty dscstssd, tf sfing o'ui a. ne
AZ difec be tasfrflrr fs,iaests al psrsons To-
dstici D. the estate % ali deceAssi 70 make In
mediate payment ani thee "a have anT d.
mAnis thsrcun ~ eknitii Ne $50 70 -.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

IuE .arscrilsr hrrott gives pluiie unilrs IA.
10 nas tscn iaiF appointed ~ ~ Hoe. jaffe Of
l.r1tais 60 ths t1anil 81 unfifi tuf scanned ths
lfust - AfnInlsfraI1f ol ne estate ~
HIRAM IA NNlsss. 80 uf ftfit.
10 salf tuaafF doCrssrd ~ az "a bod a. tne lss
flrsrla o. thsrui1rs "a lfaa a. Israuna - afs
infstI o. lns estate - ssi dfrrasfi g. mtss
Imms.ilsis gsYnsnt. kuf thuse sho have anf is.
aaats tnffroa % cshitii ths ssaf - ....
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

10 Grc.nwoof the hone farm 81 NE late Co.
W. kinslsy, coasistnE of about - acres Of land,
veil divided into pastures snd lilsse. said farm
10 well uallsd and fenced. 10 about tso miles
iron West Paris n X. ststion, en- o god road
cot. about IhlTty tons Of good hag, has a good
wtof LOT With zoe young zap orchard-Baildinss
ere modern ant good sni In gooi repair. 18th
q nd nusly srusted, aud IN o1e ofthe meet healthy
locAl ltics n Oxford 60. On accoult OF The Toof
health OF the sister Of the diseased. nov occupy
ing the pfemlsss, an early saAe l. desftd. and
sll be sold Al q bargaln. for ltTfirulafs, call
81 the premises on Miss ANNA klNAIEls