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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
THE OREGON DEADLOCK.
fhe Legislature Still Battling for a
United states Senator.

SALEM, Ore, Feb. 10.
The legislature session expires bv limits-
ton, tomorrow. at midnight. The senatorial
situation has hardened into what seems q
permanent deadlock. The majority of the
republican members who are voting for
Husch, declare that they will not desert him
if the result should be no election.
The minority of republicans voting for ex-
Attorney General Williams, are equally firm
in their declarations.
Ii is proposed tonight, as a solution of the
problem, to elect Jas. q. Blaine, and this
extraordinary result is a possible outcome of
the deadlock The efforts of the democratic
national committee have been chiefly direct
ed against Williams, but as yet without
effect. 1t is understood that in case of no
election. Gov. Moody will appoint w. Lair
Hall, of Dallas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Death of Mrs. James Russell Lowell.

BOSTON, Feb. -.
Mrs. James Russell Lowell died in London
at o'clock, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Low
ell was the second wife of the distinguished
diplomat and was a daughter of Robert P
Dunlap of Maine who was governor in 1886,
a member of Congress later and prominent
in Masonic circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Fire in OrOnO.

BANGOR, Feb. 10.
Two grocery stores, owned and occupied
bv Robert Crombie and a store owned and oc-
cupied by Dana Miller at Orono, were burn
ed Thursday morning, at o'clock, together
with all their contents. Loss $1,000; thought
to be insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
A Raid on Rumsellers.

CAMDEN, Feb. 10.
The Law and Order League, formed Feb.
4th. has kept things lively since then prose-
cutting rumsellers. They first notified all the
places to stop selling, thus closing one place
entirely. Two other raids have been made
YESTERDAY large liquor seizure was made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
jay GOuld,s Wealth.

New YORK, Feb. 10.
The Mail and Express says; 1t is learned
on good authority that Jav Gould at the
present time holds stock in the following
companies to about the amount set opposite
each, besides bonds
Western Union Tel CO., S29 900 900
Missouri Pacific X. r., 1000, ZOO
Union Pacific X. r., 10000, 900
Manhattan Elevated X. Y, 81 ,000, 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
A Maine Man in Trouble.

MILES CITY, Mont, Feb. 10.
The United States grand jury has found an
Indictment against 1t. Col. Cocheson of Fort
Keogh, charging him with perjury. This is
outgrowth of trial against Lieut.. TIlson
of the fifth infantry by the conrt martial at
Fort Keogh last fall. Col. Cocheson is
native of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Serious Accident.

BATH, Feb. 10.
Henry Shaw, assistant keeper of the Sc
uu;n light house, fell from cliff, Ihursday
afternoon, breaking his leg and sustaining
other serious injuries, which may result
fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Suicide at Phillips.
PHILLIPS. Me-, Feb. 10.

PHIrIIPs, Me-, Feb. 10.
Mr.. John Record. about 60 years OF age,
hung himself in mis- stable, Wednesday fore
MON. No cause for the deed is known. he
WAS a wealthy farmer and much respected
citizen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
The w. II. rs Defeat the AIamedas.

LEWISTON, Feb. 19.
The polo game in the Maine State foio
League tonight, between the Alamedas OF
Rath. and the w. H. rs of this city, was
won by the latter in three straight goals in
ten minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Adrif.

PRoyINcErowN, Mass, Feb. ~.
Schooner Fleeting, Maddox, Rockland' for
N.w York. is reported to have passed Whis-
ding buoy, adrift, at ll.30 last night 20
miles northwest of Cape Cod.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Illinois Legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 10.
At noon today a ballot was taken for a L +.
S. senator in joint session. The vote was as
follows: John A. Logan 100, Wm R. Nor
rison, dem, "a, E. NJ. Haines, dem, 4; scat.
tering, 6. The House then proceeded to
take another ballot.
The second and third ballots we're without
change and the joint session ended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
>pu vOrk stock Narket
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGo, Feb. 10.
FLOUK--hrm.
WHRAT-frmer, No. Chicago spring, 7Sl a76s
Feb, 77s al 7si.
CORN steady at 37Aa37t.
OATS firm 30S.
RYE-hgher, 63i.
BARLEY firm "a.
PORK al i2 o. a l3 90.
LARD - a 90 n OIL.
BULK MEAT-Shouiders, AS; Short rib, o so:
Sbor' "iear. 95
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
The Franklin County Court House.

PENNINGTON, Me-, Feb. 10.
The contract for building the new court
bouse in Pennington. has been awarded to
NJ G. Foster & Son of Wsterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Great Sale
FURNIT URE
WELLS FURNITURE Rooms,

WELLS FURNITURE Rooms,
At AUCTION PRICES FOR 20 DAYS
You can buy at most anv
price within reason and get
goods lower than were ever
sold in Augusta at private
sale before. We need the
room and are determined to
sell at some price. We have
a good stock of Furniture,
Mattresses, Bedding, Comfort
ers, Spring Beds, Parlor,
Chamber and Dining Room
Sets, Pictures & Frames, &c,
An in want of goods please call at
WELLS FURNITURE ROOMS.
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
feb3dlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
AND COMMERCIAL
>ew York Money Sarket.

Rpenia0 Report.
Ngw YORK, Feb. 10
Money sy between from lala and closed al II
Prime Mercantile paper, "a 8. Exchange STEADY
Ss for long, and :6i for short. Governments steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Suddeu Death.

BANGOR, Feb. 10.
Mrs. w. S. Tainter of Winterport died
s,,ddenly of heart disease this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
Did U Know
THAT At
C.. NJ. STURClS
173 Water St., Augusta,

l7S Water ST., Augusta,
You can get the Best Bar
gains in Furniture of all
kinds, Chamber and Parlor
Suits, Chairs, Lounges,
Marble Top and Walnut
Tables, Bedding, Springs,
. Feathers, Curtains & Fix
lures are almost gwen
away,
Come aud saI Sr,u Profits ID iul ;inx !
Profit by this and try him,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
" WEATHER REPORT.
ina'cations for the Next "a Hours

o War Department.
IT, once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Feb. 20.-IA. NJ.
for New England and Middle States
iair weather; westerly winds; nearly s,a.
tlonary temperature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
THE HoMEMAKER's COLUMN.

Dear H0msaatsrs
have thought many times since Feoe'l'
the nrst number containing the Home
makers. that I would try what | could To
help, bot like every housekceper, | always
nnd something 10 be done. and 80 have
neglected writing, A. might have done
besides have not thought bat what u Was
ably supported, Tor have always found u
very Interesting.
Iwili give you mi. time. nv r,cslP, for
making hght biscuit
Dor every quart 81 four. use IL tea
spoonful Of saicrAtu-, I of CrcamtartAr.
tsblssp1onfals OF thick sour cream. mix
with sour milk. bake In a quick oven cut
small aud allow nfccn or twenty minutes
for baking. II you mix more than you
wish 10 bake. they can be- pot away 10 q
cold room. To have good biscuit, you
must be sure your oven Il hot before you
commence 10 make them, A. your success
OF failure depends very much on having
The oven Just right.
have tfled thc delicious padding and
delicate cake. sud many other receipts from
the llomemak,r's Column, and found them
very nice.
Az IRON slnk can be- kept from fustlng BY
washing thoroughly Ia soap-suds, and
dryed ~ pouring boiling water into u and
wiplng very dry, every time you wash
dishes la ~, the wlplng makes u smoothe
- ID will she'd water sometime ! VIII
.sud my receipt for browubrrad. n anyone
wishes 10. AyNr hAriiE.
Prs, JlasIy ?. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
TOO LATE.
SoHarrRRr

what siienccs 10 keep year amer var
Win those vi 10 are most near 10 us AMI Gear
We live beside each other day ~ DAY
Arh speak Of myriad things. but seldom sAy
The fuli. sscst word that lics Just in oar reach
beneath the commonplace ~ COMMON speech
Then ouf % sight and out 81 reach they 90
Ihese close. familiar friends sho Lowell ~ -
And. sitfinE in ths sha.l0s they have len.
4 lone With LONELINESS. aud sofe utfrf,
Wr thlnk. with vain rtgrtt ~ slmc iund sufl
hgari.
For wsak and poof the love thsi Ne sNprcsssd
Nuw seems beside the vast, sscsi une pressed
Au1 slight The deeds Ns dh 20 thusc undone,
AM small tha service spent % treasures wonl
And undsaarxsd tfs praise fur uuri and def.l
that should have oNsfnoSc'i ne simple nced
This L. the cruel cross ~ liic, % D.
Tull vlsiuusd only shen TIE ministry
go death has been fulfilled. and In The placf
40 .1ms frar presence 10 bat empty space
"a hat rrrnilecic.i service can thea
Give conservation f0f tho might have beenf
Ii iflfHissf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

THREE KINDs OF DEsKET. - Farmer.
wives are very foolish 20 cook oatmeal,
rice or corn starch In water, when even
skim milk Is so much better. The sweet
cream taken from the pan, unless poverty
expressly fOrblds, should be set In cool
place % be served A. sauce upon the
pudding.
Apples with rice form an appetlLlng
dish. Boil rice very soft, aud line with 10
= well battered padding dish. Lay over u
q layer OF sliced apple, using an easily
cooked variety alternAte layers OFFICE and
apples until the dish Is nlled. Add little
water TO keep the rice from becoming dry
on top, and bake tlll the apples are done.
Another way Is % pare some apples and
remove the cores, and al and cover them
with boiled rice, allowing cupfal OF IN
cooked rice for each half dozen apples T;
cook 10 q steamer; eat with cream and
sugar.
ASOrHkR Descent skim pan OF milk,
set the cream away b cool, and 10 be sery'
ei with the cream from the skinned milk
later Take piece OF rennet two inches
square, Pot IL into the milk and set the
milk where 10 will heat slowly. When u
thickens remove and pour into q shallow
dish, taking out the rennet. When IL sets
pour OF the whey, cut the curd In cubes
and serve cold with cream and sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
SCOTS HMuLsIOS on PuRR

Con LiyER on. WIN HrroruosrnirE
IN CAnIrsas Dig,lssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

-nlss all the kidney and Liver
Ns.iicisfs.
Take al the BLOOD puriders,
Take an the hifsn1fic remedies,
Take an The nysTqsia and Indigestion
rHrCs.
Take all ths Ag.s, FsssF' and bilious
Take al The Brain and Nerve force
rfrirers,
Take an the Grfr' health restorers.
Ia si0ri. take al the best qualities OF
an these. ani The -btsf
-Oa1iaiss % an The bcst medicines In
ne world. AMI you Nili and that HIP
-Eurr. have The htst curative qualities
AT power ofaM -c1HceHiraiea
Ia them. ant that they viii cure when
Any 90 al Of these. siugly % -coui,isfd
-Fan A thorough trial VII give posi-
tive proof 20 this
UAEnKNrp LrvER.
T.ge years 40 broke down with nd
n.v al liver complaint aud rheumatism.
Since thrn I have been unable % ~ a1out
81 al Ny liver became bard likc Wool my
limbs wcfc pufci up AMI allci Win Saisf'
All the bcst physicians agreed that noth-
ing Cou'i cure me-. resolved % try HOP
R.tters I have used seven bottles The
hariuess has an gone IRON my liver ne
swelling from my limbs, Ani u has u'1rssd
70 uirr.ir in my cssc, othcrNise ! would
have bc,n now In my grave. }. W MoSrr'
u1Tsio. OCt 0. lssi.
pOYEErN And SrrFEEiNo.
a a. dragged down win dcot, poverty
al sufsrIng flr years. caused ~ sick
family anf iarxc bills Cor doctoring.
va completely discouraged, unti one
year sgo. hy The advice % my pastor, l
commenced using Hop b.tters, AMI 10 one
month ~ Ncrc al vel. AM none oi a.
have ben SICK day since, snd want -
az % al poor men, you can keep youf
families wtll a year with Hop biiiers Tor
ioss than one doctors visit viii cost
Know 10 "A WoKElNGNAN.
a. None genuine vithuuf q hlnch ~ green
Wnps On trr shifr label ~hun at 10 Vie.
l.olsnnois Sac sra "iioq' or Hops IN theH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

D<1r Dsmoeraf
have written few lines, thosgh they
are poor. hops you can use them. II
worth while | will send some more pat
terms a. soon A. have time ~ 30 ~.
This fringe paitsrn i easy % knit and
pretty for friuge OF anything
fmSsH
cast on Ten stitches, Cor the nrsi row,
bring The thread over before TIE needle,
seam Two together, thread over, seam two
A. before AMI 80 on Acr0ss.
Second row the same, aud so continue
until The required length.
BE careful - keep The thrcAt before The
needle All the time.
Blnd OF seven stitches and let the rest
favcl down 10 make The fringe.
Gra0oa. Aunt NARY.
-Aun, Mary also says she seat Us d.
rec,ion. for ruftie edging a. no name
came with the directions. they were not
published. bat now We know where the
letter came from and !, shall appear before
long.
No names will be given here unless
the owner prefers il 10 some other tiil,.
but We like 10 know the real names Of all
contributors. and il Is also a matter Of
convenience for reference, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
CoNsuNrIfoN CukRp.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In bis hands by an East
Indian missionary the formuls Of . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
mAnent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cetarrh, Asthma and all Throat aud Lung
Affections, also . positive and radical cure
TOT Nervous Debility. and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its Won
derfol curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt u bis duty 10 make u known
10 his suffering fellows. Actaatsd BY this
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer
Ing, VIII send. free OF charge, 70 oil Who
desire u, this recipe. In German, French
or English, with full directions for prepsr-
Ing and using. Sent by mail, BY address
Ing with stamp. naming this paper, w. A.
Norrs, I<s Povers's Bioek, Rochester,
" u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Fou riE foUNo moCsE kEHrEE.
Irt me Tell you how nice 10 i ~ have
something always ready 81 make good
pudding for dinner. This cold weather
you can gci beef suct AZ anytime. PEA
your .uei Ia pieces carefully, place 70 10
The ifay and chop 10 fne, The same a. you
would miuce.mcai, then mix tbs With mo-
lts.cs aboui oue cup OF molasses Tor two
cups oi suet more sweet vii 10 40 harm
aii litilo salt then pct IBIS 10 glass irs.
turn thc cover on ughi. IL will Keep IN
40 yoa use 10 al up. usci TIE last ~ .
az this wlntcr that wAs two years old. IL
wAs lust a. sweet A. when nf.t pat ~.
Every time take oui = cup fgll Tor pad
ding. I pour uttic moiAsscs Ia The jar 20
keep The sue, moist Keep 10 cool place.
NfETiE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Notice 90 Assignee 90 hts Appsiss"'s.s.
Al fsris. 10 ne County u Oklord snd ,ts.s
TnE enisrslspsd hsrsbT .isss soilos Of ne a..
polntmsnt a. Assignee % The insoIVent est..e y
tDw AID q. cox, Of Buetheld, 10 ne to.1y
Of OXFORD, issolsent deetOr, Who has teen dec.A
fnsolven<y cor ssld COuniy Of Oxford.
CARLTON GARDNtR, As 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
WIS DocToHs DIaA0aEE

II will be time enough 10 doub, The rslis
billy Of Kiinsy.wort Doctor. Al agree
that 10 isa most valuable medicine In al
disorders % the Liver. kidneys sni Bow
eis. AMI frsqusntly prescribs ~ DR. y. {.
Ballou. OF Monkton, says The past year
have used u more than ever, and With
The best results. IL IL The most successful
remedy have ever used" Such . recon.
mends,lou speaks for Itself sold BY al
Druggists. See afvt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
ODDS AND ENDS
sHAr hFlk

have found u an excellent plan % pre-
serve 10 sepcTAte books, recipes Tor COOK
Ing. directions for making fancy articles,
blts Of poetry, biography and travel, and
thus had them ready Tor reference. Thea
have arranged all my holiday cards In
one book. and all the printed 90 engraved
souvenirs collected here and there In an
other These latter. although preserved
Tor their association rather than their
bcauty. form one % my chief trcasurcs, fuf
IL Kind OF lie book, bringing back this
excursion. that pleasure trip, or a happy
day somewhere wholly past, yci mine for
ever more
Bat want q I'll you % an arrange
msut Tor preserving Newspaper cutting-'
which seems convenient, senlbic AMI eco
nomicAl 81 tine AMI space scrap book
which isntA scrap book A. AL buy Al
ths store. by the pound. some brown "a.
per. cgi lnto strips nftceu Inches long aud
IN inches wide. and fold A. an cnvslops.
wflte upon the back The suh'ect OF ~ con
tents 20 D.. and arrange aiphAbeilcally.
seiee, q pastehoari box. vide euoagh 70
alio~ two 20 three rows staining cdgowisc
and hstwscn she letter. fAsisn piece OF
pastsboari two inchc. higher than the en-.
Nsluffs on Nhltu ne hfhh i'ftft 49, =
written. Then TIE papers can D. booked
over Whatever i 10 he saved oni oai
Icholcs BIZ can he preserved on both sides
~ ihi. plan aui placed In The proper de-
partmeni
When you want something bearing on
the sab.cct of Temperance, charities mis-
sions. d.frftni countries, famous men OF
what not. there me matter L. really Az
81 -
sNkrr ntas
An Arrangement dear o. q boys hcsft
4 variety 81 material may be- usci brown
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

"wOk l. NE. ALBANIA l--AlhAmA &c
crsnada. recently destroyed BY an earth
quake. possessed the most romantic situs-
ton and the mott romantic history Of any
town In Spain. IL stood high upon the
verge Of gigantic eleft In the mountains,
the result OF volcanic action. From It's
position IL was Justly regarded BY the
Moors a. the key Of their klngdom OF Ora
NADIA and when captured In 1852 by the
forces OF Ferdinand and Isabella. the Al
hambrs Was felt 10 be foredoomed. TWAS
that event which gave origin 10 the moarn-
fal ballad. "Muy Doloroso," translated BY
Lord Byron, with the sad refrain 1t the
close Of each stsnEa-
sWoe u me. AlhAmaF-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
REMINDED.
ntL,uHar. SAnQUASp.

All heedies. 81 the world. IN its own ~
Ahsorbcd and dumb. the heart lies. Vile Tho
day
And dark seem but alike. no single ray
Of hopeful light breaks through. its rriff u
niii
n lics alone and helpless every thrill
90 bitter pan which holds In u such sway
~eems = sweet sisn that death wul not delay
nut ufe holds strong. and with unconscious
skill
The mind tales not ~ all kesnly the ear
lIcars every slightest noise, the halfcloscd eye
sres every pattern on the wall. eaCh line
h. cut upon tho brain IN nrurc- nne.
long years elapse. ono thinks The Fflef laAi ~
a sigh. a sound. the oil hard pain u herr.
-Hnyer's hag1Fise for ishrudrV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

some farmers adhere, even agains, NE
full Ugh, Of fact and discovery. 10 The Old
fashioned folly % coloring butter Win
carrots, annatto. and Inferior substances
notwith standing the splendid record made
by The Improved Batter Color, prepared
BY Wells, Richardson ( Co, Darlington,
" A. scores Of the Bksr Agfie1liers.
Fairs IL has received the higesi award
over all competitors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

usssisg . Lsssasuss Whis Dssthiy
sssk sssasshiss the fsssssEss. Dit sss
s.sw-A par .sss-. s..-- 80 t.siasss,
TAIsfuF Ntst

a. - -
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~ petl hf.--.l .--..-.. - No..
49, -. 49,. $50 -, -, ~. ~
helIe 1. - - =, - y, -..T -. 49,. !. -
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uoa atspf lss' 49,. -. D =
nNahs - t.si =. Il. 4 -. = -
90 dnf pshf 70 49, 49, 80 saf
lafilT D. ne lH ~ Ne "a No. ~ 30 nT
hesd soul sasp llss efAfsAa q. aata -
psln -osli ss,us q ~ efe.. - tNli q
- ia a. msns ass. NJ w.sA -. YET e.
ave. snd my toll sosfsl a. -. II faefsi ~
stomaeh IN tsd selae ~ ..U
eefs frfN 80 80 80 AT 80
a. save perhaps Iog 80 '..s ~
In ne sunmef 49, a. =. At lf
heatl eeetsna a. 49, 49, -. -. ~
81. 81 49, ). ~. - -. -.
voft uatl ihe % A. stflnt 49, 80 80
800 - -. l.t ~ :. - =. III. ~. - -
ela1ei thsi ~ s'''i 80 ~ '" -
Over. ,. -. ..
hsmfmpsf 1st =
hsaft o. al had lesn hs.ie $50 ~
bet lnNtlNAans ~ - Ael.a 80 at /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

We are told that nothing wss made Ia
yaln. bat What can BE- said u The fshlou
able girl % the periodi lent she maiden
vaini lloods ssrsapsriiA IL male Ia
Lowell. Mass. where there are more bot
de-. soli than % any other safsapsfills
OF blood purifier And 10 IL never tafsn
Ia yAia. 10 parties the blood. strengthens
The system. and gives new life and vigor
- The entire body. 100 doses o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

lCommunicaticns scr ms Department .hoald
- sent the V.iit0r. ". ~. kssrnsr, East -om-
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

have been . severe safsrer from ca
tsrrh for The past nrssn years, With dls'
trrssing pain over my eyes. CrsieA4y
the disease worked down upon my lungs
About . year and half ago, ! commenced
using Ely'. Cream BALM, With mos, graz.
Ming results, and am today apparently
cured. 4. C. wARKsS. Ratlsni. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Ladies Who use The delinquent ur.lisi
edition OF the later. ocean Newspaper for .
hustle necdn't hope 10 delaie any one Into
The belief that The protg0ersnce Il natural
for ngures Won't lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

OXFORD, ssf-At Cours Of Probsis hsld 81
Paris. slthln All Cor ne countY Of Onford
on ne th|ft ruesiAr Of jan. A. n. lssi
IokfNfO u. hEhkr. AIN strslor % the
esisie % Mary A. Desrios. late - saa Franelsco,
Cal, leceaset, having presented his aceount o.
ein.nlstfstion % Ne estate % sad deos.sed
Cor allosancs
ortersd, ma TIE said Adam istrsfor i've 90
10 % al persoas Interested - casing coVy of
nay aEFear a. froosts Oourt g. - held Al Pars
N sAit County ca The laird Tuesday % Fsb. nexl
as o.clocs 10 TIE forea0on snt she's cause u sny
t1sf have sty tae s.ms should Dot - allowed
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KINGS EVIL

Was tho name formerly given 70 serofulA
haeau.s - a superstition that ii eouhi %
cari b. a Kings touch. Tho ~0fh -
wiser now, AMI knows that
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I va. sish, % behold sni -.s enable 70
enjoy life At ell. Now I sm the picture OF
health and can eat anything Wbh did
~ salphaf Blttsrs cured me Of Dyspep
.ls aud liver complaint. amer suffering t-o
years ". H. Bgvm1H, hlHeAssl,r, ~ a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

DR.. Eisin Bartlett, Mllssakee' says o.
II have found SCOTS Emulsion N b. one
% The best preparations 10 use. especislly
In chllfrcns diseases, on account OF me
elegance OF the preparation. and 10 agres-
able taste. Il 10 very issirable 10 wasting
diseases.
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yr.i All M. stopped free ~ DR. klins
Great Nerve Resiorer. No nts ster nfs.
a.y'. u.e. Marycl1us cures. Irest-e s.u
A, 90 trial bottle free - NJ cssss, Seh" W
Dr Kline g8i Arch q. fhllA, "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

n TAKES twenty.slr years for man -
become q physician In Germany Land
scarce over there ani they can't spare
much space Tor cemetery lots.
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DECORATIONS AND SoUyEsins -De,se
,hs notice nom your bottle % Nor" ls!'
Ior Dol, and mail per directions on ssen
bottle. and thus secure an Assortment OF
cor elegant decorative AdSerii.smsne'
saax,nl,. ,te MY.D SfRUr Co.