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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17
A Great Bargain.
BY HELEN F. aRAvEs.

Bargains, eh?" said Mrs. Pllklng-
ton. Guess I'll have look at 'em :"
OF all things, Mrs. Pilkington was
least able to resist bargain.
The old Pilkiugton farm house at
home was crammed full Of bargains,
possible and impossible The bureau
drawers ovelflowed with bargains
which were of no use to any one; the
trunks We're packed full Of "bar-
gains"
And here, on the crowded curb
stones of Grand Street, the swinging
pasteboard sign of Great Bargains
Withinp attracted her attention, bur
ried though she was with the mani-
fold errands which yet remained in
complete.
She had a lot of damaged table-linen
under her arm, and some cheap
hosiery in her bag, and a dozen towels
with misprinted borders in her pock-
ct, and heIe she was crowding into
the Grand Street store to buy a blue
spotted pongee neckerehief for Is
cents.
It'll do for Sarah Janetta to w'al
around her neck Of a cool evenin'
said Mrs Pilkington, "and eighteen
cents is really very cheap for rea
pongee."
Mrs. Pilkington lived in little
brown rooted farmhouse on the Hous
atomic River, and her main errand III
to town had been to buy a "store
carpet for her best room floor, anC
to exchange an old sewing machin,
for something of a newer order.
Her cousin, Mrs. Bruce Babbitt
who had spent the summer months a
the farm, and made the most possibl,
trouble for the least possible pay, haC
also engaged to hunt her up "help'
from the nearest intelligence office
and have the same on hand when tn,
fve-four train left the Grand Centra
Depot that afternoon.
And sure enough, when the lad,
from the country arrived, red ant
painting, at the depot, with disheveleC
hair, bent bonnet and shawl dragge,
all awry, modest young girl stood a
the door, with card, bearing th
name of Mrs. Bruce Babbitt," il
her hand.
"Is it Mrs. Pilkington?" said she.
"You amt the SEWN machine, b,
your" said Mrs. PiIkington, rubbing
her nose with a puzzled air. "No
yet the eighteen yards of carpet tror
Stoneybridge & Bounce's?"
Il am Phosbe,% said the youn
woman-''Ph@be, at nine dollars
month, if am lucky enough to sui
you, ma'am."
She was a pretty, blue-eyed lass
with fresh complexion, and nea
gown OF green and white seer-sucker
and she wore a bonnet of her ow
trimming, with a cluster of buttercup
on the side.
Mrs. Pilkington looked dubiousl
at her. She had expected to see
stout, redhanded drudge.
1t did not seem possible that TIN
delicate, little apple-blossom of a gin
could be a servant ot-all-work.
But there, sure enough, were he
! credentials, and the bell even the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

1t is poor economy to stint the
growing chicks. True they will run
and pick up a living, but when to OBJ
tain it they must run a dangerous
gantlet of hawks, rats, cats, and foxes,
it is expensive. The crlckets and
grasshoppers will come before long,
but try to have them strong for the
race when it comes. Cracked corn,
oats, wheat, and barley viii help them
along very fast. Remember that an
ounce on a pullet two months old
may mean pound next October, and
many extra eggs next December.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17
When Morning Breezes Blow.


When mornings breezes blow
On Jennie's ruddy cheek,
And June's red roses glow,
And hillside waters seek
The shady wales below,
With murmurs low and meek.
The maiden goes to share
The beauty of the hour;
The perfume-scented air
OF meadow and of bower,
And be, in Nature there,
Herself the fairest flower.
She sings, but not a lay
Have birds 50 ravishing;
The woods their homage pay
And with glad welcome ring,
When Jennie comes their way,
Her happy song to sing,
Her face with rapture beams;
With joy her songs rel lete,
For love, that best of themes
Where true hearts fondly meets,
Awake, or in her dreams,
She finds is always sweet.
Her life hath never known
Nor may it ever know
A shadow on it thrown
By any cloud or woe,
For all her days have grown
Meath skies of golden glow.
And now her heart has found
Delights and treasures new,
Filled with melodious sound
For all life's journey through,
Since love hath to 1t bound
Another heart is truel
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17
Wondered What Became of the Back
Numbers.

"Yes!" Numbered the preacher from
the pulpit, "the hairs Of our head are
all numbered"
''I wonder where the back numbers
go to?" SAID the bald headed man in
the front pew, rubbing his shining
scalp.
"Do as do-get a reprint" said
the man behind him, and he took off
his wig and famed the flies away
with it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17
How Riel May Escape.

TORONTO, July 11.-Considera ble
interest was awakened here to-day in
Riel's approaching trial by a statement
by Thomas Holmes. 2 Wingham bar
lister, and widely circulated by the
newspapers, pointing out that there is
a flaw in the Indictment against the
rebel chief, through which he will, in
all probability get acquitted, and 50
through a stupid blunder escape pun
ishment. It is contended he is charg-
ed with being a traitor tc the Queen,
while being her subject. Now, if Riel
is not a subject Of Great Britain, but
a citizen of the United States, he
should have been indicted not under
the statutes Of treason, but under the
statute which provides for the punish
ment OF foreigners urging war in
Canada. It was under this last stat
ute that the Fenians were punished.
and is for a contravention Of it that
RieI should be tried
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

Abraham Lincoln, just before he
died, was measured, and found to be
six feet four inches in height.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

Among cultivated plants $50 are
poisonous, sixty~six being narcotics,
and the remainder deadly poisons.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

Silver jeweIry is very fashionable
for street and travelling wear.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

Behold How Brightly 3 eaks the
Morning.
take this method Of informing the
people of Hardeman and adjoining
counties, and the rest of mankind
that I have located in Bolivar, Tenn.
for the purpose OF manufacturing ny
new and improved straw cutter. |
can be found at the shop of the cold
reliable" John A. Baker. State and
County fights for sale.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17

Those who keep cool always play
a winning card. The place to lind
the finest and most delicious
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-17
Ice Cream
AND
Soda w ater

In JACKSON, is at WILLEY'S
PARLORS. Go there when you
visit jackson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
A GOOD LECTURE
BY Raw. G. A HAYDEN. ~ rnk Bkiiiki
LECTURE COVRsE.
RrtnrI. Anflla. d

BETmEL, April 2, lSe3.
The lscturc a the Congregations
Church, Tuesday evening. March 81, y,
Rev Charles A Hayden. pastor of the BIN
street Uuivsrsallst Church, Auburn, was
one of The 1nsst ever given In town. MI
IIaydsu l. one Of our ablsst aud most clio.
ouent Sd aksrs, a thorough student and
p,....slns a flne voice. h. hid the close
Attention Of ~. audience throughout the
evening His suhl ca. The Linlug ofths
Lie" gave an opportunity for lessons ol
the highest Importance 10 be clearly set
before the audience
Acknowledging oil that Il claimed BY
materlallsis. aud attaching great Import.
ance % the development u the physicsl
and intellectual, be claimed that Il Is only
hy the ming OF the life spiritually ths,
man s,tsins What l. best here 0r hereafter
n l. 10 b. regretted that every family
could not have been represented. The sn'
deuce Wa larger than ~ any VI the other
Lectures of the course, but not what u
should have been
Mr.. johnson. Principalo Of Gould'- Acsd.
emy, has labofcd hard ~ make these lee
turc. not only a socces- financially. but OF
Interest aud importance 10 The people ~
Bethel AMI slclnlty. ani has engaged lee
turcrs worthy crowded houses.
FRIDAY evculng. The ladies connected
with the Unlverralist sunday school, gave
q Sociahlc a. Pattcc's Hal, which was well
attended The exercises consisted OF sing
ing ~ Mr. King. Mrs. Phlunsy and q.
N. TWitchsil. and Rotations hy MIS- Car
ollne Roach. teachsrof clOCutlon a. 1ulir
Academy Miss Roach i ono u the ioes,
cl0cnilonists ~ have ever had The pleas.
urc ~ listening %. and A. she i engaged
fnr one evening daring The cour-e, ~
trust she may be- greeted With large an-
disncc. l.
Rotoflck's Cough Baisam l. prepared
IRON recipe 81 ono Of Mslns's most IA
nous physlcitns. deceased 1t j. guaran'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
Disease is Misery.

"Misery Is C,fn UsiaffiHsi. Eus1.ss PAS
IN Bsfy Nsfssaf EfiS that are oassei b.
W,asiefsfn7 Azgaii. Dunn. CalsEiy
kifssy DiifaV, Lh0 C,~fliisf. aai Bief
Difss cause most q he misery IN this lie
Mseh q 4 Il needles, because Browns Sara
pahlla vii. 4 taken IN time, esrs asy 0fis II
dirsg # fisis e,rssL We da.m 4 vil Do
This. because Il iaf dans u hunifc.is Of times an
over ne STATE. and We are constantly printing
testimonials shosing the wonieTiai p0su oga
disease that IL has
u miisfy has cams IN unto yau. 4 the shaios
q o1m.ay souow hngon aboui your onoe
highi fuiiie. u Disease has hidh.s hand upon
yoaofyoun.-.f,sfrhfnf untll you have i1ughi
he all 10 many have ioani In Browns sulpa.
f.la Yoa may, Ike many others, hni hat "a.
and thsn yoa may bs sufs IA, health Is bsihg
restored and thai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

EJvFoKp April, 80 Tar, has been A.
mid 49, March as severe. aud thc suos D.
I.syug f..t-in is-J. April l0 and a..
r.ghi lnchss of snoS i,l, ~ thc stag
49, ou Whoe.s che i,Ih ~ che month,
about ttr usual time Tor running whc,is,
thuugh Isst ytaf sas week earlier. Toe
.cr u.usHy gtts COZ % the AudrusCoEgiu
About tlr middle of Apfil--LHggC have
generally Irn thc woods. Tue veteran.
Lp,ar of Bangor. who has bad charge of
tnc lnggIug husiurrs A. TIE Lac, Tor J.
Cos Co. stopped over a. klmiuri With
b. tsam-, "Wednesday night Ca bis WAY
home Cuutou MARTIN, sho las uccu iu
UusInrs. 40 uavtfhill. Mas. flr uumhsf
90 years. ts- fstufusd Nth Bis family o.
o. hl. fsthtfs. Wm Mafuu. who ls vel
a.nug Iu yrafs, And hardly t4lal % carry.
Iug 0u BIZ farm alour NAM Former fr-i-
dsuts of kum'ofd DIV ngc a. natrfh.l
uruy Colby, ED kcrps thc iptrl opvra,
thrfr-f trm,rs Sho have sugar orchard.
b~gsu tapping, thi, wcck. blt they report q
Ight rue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

wilson's MuLs-Signs Of spring are
Increasing; crows are making themsely' .
h..rd. and snow has melted rapidly Tor
two DAYS past. Tcsms nnd Il difficult In
getting along Sawyer have
have moved on, Of the woods--The
biggest spruce has been hauled ~ bannls
ter Wilson. scaling 100 feet Tue lfge-,
pine haalsd ~ the mill, by the beone,'
BOYS, scaling upward Of 1000 feet, ~ TOOK
twelve oxen 20 hsnl II 10 the Mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

"Disease Is a deviation from Health a Body
aDi'e'fs,, D.ae-fs,, Aailsy, I,ssgsis,iy n
the SJRa~.' Nomiiter shat ne dlssass may b
termed. Il Is eaasoi BY some disturbance Of he
Kifrsy. liar, Bed, Or NSrn Any mcii.
cine that Dies Mt act directly On these. and
especially on the B'af. KIfsfI. or kf,f,. can &C..
comphsh no permanent care A thorough
knosleige u tie functions q these ofgans -
Necessary 70 pfoiaee a remedy Cor their ills
Browns saropania j. max from farmuh
written By the late Wm. a. nfosn. ND. a grad
ua,e from Bosl1in College AMI Harvard Mci.cal
School. and siuisnt IN Eurpsan Institutions
Dr. Brown ~as ,hs family phv.can u ne
present Ciisf Jsai.s q Man., As vel As other
prominent men u our dly. and vas highly re-.
ipcsici. ALIKE iof hs Ufiaa anl BIS ss.l Il
81. b. sen. Therefore, that ut present, "a CON.
mon patent medicine, bui fifsi. lrfssHns
Il lgssS,ssf Pear uhefshy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

UrroN In. fstn-r- OF The town have
been waking up snd down the streets TO
dsy with their usual dignity. We need
something 20 break the mono,ouy OF thF -
long spring days-Mrs. Ballard, Who IS
very sick, Is kiodly cared for ~ her Two
sisters, Mrs. West and Mrs. DouglAss---
Coolidge has taken his teams ron th'
wo,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

I..IfE We have been having q -
sfrng lao DAYS. ant a.l arr = td %
-Ils warmer stattrr D..
u..t of the tsamlus. but A.
fa'-tr -t. krep- h.s -Ix-ox team on ne
.. .aa ~ .um1er suf Dirchto me MIL.
Q. atr. something more than poor goius
p, tr tu-W william knoerts. S1o
Ats r.r.rtsi ..ck Isst week. - stil Neil
FN walker las been very sick.
..r pass setk. boz 80 are glad b bear nj
..ff.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

tHru-Es Mrs. 4. Gerry in home
az srrs to visit I'M Paris and Lewiston
- l. Hksiiugs. esq has reteInsu
Hln "tsllugton. ID c. Russell fsge
,t.e'raiei h.s ,0ih birthday on April lsI
~ iae egen.ag be- va surprised ~ con-
fA,f m fr.enis After refresmeuts we're
seffri. letters NON aoscut friends we're
49, among others we're those from hes.
= >es-u % Nork. Prof q II. Kicker
- Ms Kicker Of Neirose. Mass, Nv.
A Wlson OF Bliierics. MSS, &. A
~ frnclpsl ~ leicester Mas. AcAd-
Tie Pythsx0resn Masonic Loies,
sl.ca Mr. Page has been q memner ni-
N.'slt years. sent q cougrstulAtory iestef
- FallA1ls cane Othsr presents Va
80 ~ value nom 10 peppermints 70
N-'ek ior 80 dollars frOm . friend away
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

tllr -Csy .ou Porter died WEDNESDAY
- .-reral 49, be April li---Dsrils
h..l.. ID 80 again be- has neen uoa.
81. Or tle past eight weeks Win uad
r urrts.uutt PROBABLY by frcste----
Hr eH~ moved iuto krxnary on %
FL ulrg.n pace. April The sisignin<
Il very goot Or tlis tine in M year %
n. gflllf sppears in NE roads--lAnles
i,'l ats moved % Ranfort. on The Co
tlr1 arm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

The success. OF the new weekly page
story paper. the Mazfower, fsrmouthpor,'
Mass, Il wonderful IL goes 70 every WI
lage In Maine. Ooly 80 cents year OF %
cents for 3 months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

ed-oo Warfin~r. Who was his fathers
successor a. iswelisr here. Ia. sold ths
ol.in-ss % willard Charles, Of Lowell.
NJ Wtrrinsr started. on Thursday, fhr
CucAEo, % tisit H. sister. Who i mnsic
teicasf thers, and b. probably wlll follos
hi. trade IN thtt City-rhere was COO.
crrt a. M NJ = church. isst Saudsy eve
ning---tt-isr sil ~ observed ~ the
churchss, BOT M SEASON i not favorable
o graf display Of f,ssrs-The & l.
e l. o. net With Mr. whitiny loot
Nhitnsy, o. priuted lsst seskl. on Sstur.
dsY Cvrtlug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
Health is Happiness

bcing restored % thousands The wife q NJ
Iaihorn. Foicman Il ne Canton Lumb,f Co %
49, given W 10 de- TIE daughter In Bangor
wroie Zoe he father O. come home. ile cane.
hiisd win souos. llape hi been alanionci
vhen. ~ accident. NJ iiaihom hard of Brs-g'i
Syrlff,igI Go KafsJ Diflrt ne bought
H. NJ llaihofu bsyin Oh, usa n o., beyn tore.
cover. and finally arose ifem shat an thoa, hi %
be icaihhoi and fcamei iu family dli.ei
Rev The1. Ccffsh. Fisiaf IN, Street n T.
Chufsh, Bingaf. uil attest %, truth u ihs
vonltill recovery
Hcn J p. BASS. Es.msyor o. nanxor. says
"samf tao years since. I "a an .ici uiih DIS
pepsa In iis sorsi form. coniaiiei che bc,t
knoan phya,oini in this icculn. ia Boston, and
IN Nss Yofs. without any beneficial n.alis
ABBOTT one year igo I brgin o. u,s Browns
sEapanla, ini from ihat tine hi1, oantnuci
q improve I have goi hack 20 my usa4l vi. shi
having gained since : bsgan o. uis nuvns
sar,apar.lh. ovu iipounis. ie1ns.icf nrouns
sarapinih ne bet remedy l.f Indigestion
have ever ussi1
Al a1a-.ttt.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

OxvoEn An aged man named rAne,
"a. found dad 10 bis bed IA, We %
- n.sn sick a long time. lis funeral
Ss.s,v. was attended BY Rev. NJ. Tracy.
J.eob wsshburu o. welchville dleu on n VIC
st.,--Mrs. Robinson, widow VI V'' I..
Robinson. formerly OF hrias.on, .s. y.
- - tb. wound bleeding profaseiy. ~
=. ..,.r,l hour. before physician coa q
- ,,orar.t and she suffered greatly ir.m
- m blood and f.intb-ss, %, !. nov ~
- well tn. Is the nrst time TOT thli'y
- ,h.t she has employed physician
George Andrews Of Portland, = here
,-o,,rise bis bsuse-Mr- Aiies ie~ks'
~, M Lewiston i visiting Der fs'hsr-L
~ w.se,urn. Passion Agent. has mos -,
~ wsterford-- Mr.. Csnwe.,' W. ~.
- employed az The Highlsna -.
moved 20 bis farm IN SUMMIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

NEWrY The drst Gay Of April l. pat
.pf sons. aud thr praCtiCAi Joker no longer
10. a. excuse % lle In wait for the unNAiy
Ola Winter stlll htgers m he lap OF
April though hat dckle maiden i .iAey
n any time o. toss hin oVer''oafd e'
h.r a. it Al once. say nc aI-N =
Uariow soid two pairs OF bis oxen ~
W.rsw@Il for besf The other day. T"nish'
h. hauled h.s lAst load u birch hs
c,oi.r team. have Ill departed. and t1s
-. th.t once knew them nov kn0~
-, ,o more--Saw Thai Brown ol
Grafton today; be- says logging : wi
- h. csli. the past winter good one
90 rr,.in.-s--A losd o. hay l. zen Ga
m. streets occasionally, th0agh oat ie"
need - huY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

.....r w \ H.chafi.ou hss moved
49,. .-Fnr MrLsuf I'M ouf tens
p. .,.f so raj Ncksnf-An ifes
r.-..-. so fnr severe YEAR, has ''sen
-. ...- 900 q tnsu charge. fIri at Re
r.- Rtr-.fIs Muufsr - itere - e
$500. arI fsnce a. lnIon utI. FRIDAY
...-.-. a. TIE Anfntcf hfass hant.
r..-.- CAB ari msrY others vent o.
.-..-I Tnasfsv To nsuf ani GLIB
r.rt .f srtC.s. rfllrsi OBJ frr-ai ~ IN
,.-ts. -as.rt 1.rru hrrr 'ssi WEDNESDAY
AZ 81 frnan has AIDED to a.s sinrk in
.-...aa nr nf hkrfsarr --I. " Boz
e. la. sr o. recovered AL tn attrni o.
III. ....r..s - urtt.sts cara nf N'fntf
al sra. nf kanfori hatc hrrn Di-r'ns
go .-..f.ss .ars. services to Aufofrr f'fp-
r. I.rrr fte past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

.,r..s -Georze VI. French bal q usr-
....pe from d,sih, at wsek IL
~ aresrd 90 h.s team snd ne LED Sitn
.-.-I III NOD passed over him. ofesklne
-. lbs. hs Is improsIug--pont al
.-.sf Az sup.smrut of lat u.s.. aui
III tIr snnw storms uarrstci ~ q,
ID Ia th.t look rather fshu'ous. bot cAn
''.--,.,ra,e some of them frum memory.
- .rnaeh for q "A d. ~ strictly truth
=. u a. onssrviug mIui ant ttuaciuus
..r.rr Ihr supp'eusut aI-o tells or
-...I stock of 4 4 nrrsssr Son
r,..r taI of teflve moutts gIfth'ng 5
-.rfI .r. De-. arf selzhlug $50 pHauds,
......n n.sfs M Laws of 6iirst he,
+, ....o mouths. girih, 8 f.et iuChcs.
Az sill mrasurc kni Weigh BIZ. a.
800. moths. - soui lac Oh bar thc
..-.-t. t.. thrn he hai bitter uot clsim %
Il 49, ~.si.--rhe GrauEsrs he'd a
....s. W fnrsisy everIug stNumm.ugs
r. sr.h wss gl.tr a sacrtss ny
+. -....re flrfs o. fnIsh thf'f ht.I~-
II. .,.- Wr.e.rr ART h.s mother. 40 hsve
...... ~.nr Ntnrr's holse ne At i've
..... rst. rtrruci Oh thc.f o.d bone In
ui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

GitSsp The weather i e,ttlng quite
spn. < "a, al the snos heglns 10 give
--Whi.r a. brthrl feS DAYS ago sss
grsf. parhsm ball, osnrt ~ e. \ ~.
wards, tScuiY tso months old. that girihs
seven f,ti---fhe ghty msn Of lufg.
m' nt ar mskiue their yearly rounds.
Fokng Toe thsir VlCtlms--The wife ~
r. 7 Haruham, formeriy 20 thi- town.
oat Doe ~ Bfiigton. died a. that place
utsf, wiih corsumptinns her main.
Scrr brought here lssi Thursday for our.
Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

T. SUMNER Rev W J Twoft OF Can
,on cav, hi. lecture on the Life OF Christ
Al the Congrrg AiiOuAl church, on MONDAY
evening. 3Oth ult. Notwithstanding The
bad trayeling, fair audiruce was IN ~,
teudsnce-fred ; Palmer has returned
s.ne rom Harrington. being unable 10
x,rk ~ reason OF bAd carbancle on The
-. az nj. f.csC II StrtsOn, A. Is ,
of The lewiston High School, has been
spending a part Of bis spring NAoston =.
~. Sumner home-Mrs. = G. Head
IA. Iu.t returned frvm a visit 10 her sister
In M,xlco-The maple sugar season
n.eius ate this year. A few who have
sugar orchards arr Just beginning 70 "ofk
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

oil D. Youf portion. siniofi rhifoak. 80.
0 Dution Street. na'gof. vas given up %
de- Ne iaf C'raaftsr nocicfs al NJ
could oil, live Was given bottle a
nuHna ssfapan'a, ini ~ is ooatnaei
ase Del sls cured No. phIlroos vas folr yelrs
With Nssst Tics q Jaass. and aiil IN Ihe en-.
rioy q te n. {. r. X, ani hlnifoii tnos IBIS
cisst, D. gsnuire NJ nhggs. Couniy Con.
missioner. Ponolscoi Co, ta.i hc threw asly
over enc huniroi empty bottles nat hai con.
timed various kinds q patent mel.ansi that his
wife had nken. Three b.ff',s q nfasn'i sarta.
pir.n. gave hu bciu iea.ih t4a ,hs haI "a.
ruinoai &c Yulu.
Have hai severe klay Dtaic Hly.
spent hfgs Suns q mansy. Neliri tarLa q
Tllsiis. II stian. advised Bfaaa'f SusfI
ufs % urolmc lam uHd.' o. isa &C.
pfcpanrg tl,h a a1ni.fill remedy
'ftHr IAaurS
Refer % T. w. T.bls.ii. ~ ID si,is1n"
Fnak Cobalt. Err'f Ms booght nf.sns
suapnlh Ma hus h.h ~ uu o.
IA, dine mrlcc I'LL fpcrt hanifcis oi
dola, ~.,.aai CLEANING heP bei,r l-y-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

RoNurgf The snow j. tissIng gtst
--Cty.1n Porter died thi. wednesday
mnrulug llis friends and she doctor
tloaght Del "a. hcitrf. Isis nov thoug no
gangrrnc 80 in. that caused his relief
frum pain ani saideu DEATH. 10 Is al
wsrulug Oh by. not q ny b. 40 a. larger
aud heavier toys--Ihc Assessors arc
sic~ing thc taKs1ie proP,fty To- town.
Mr. W n Jsuuc L. iil--Chaflss ID
Merrill IL wintrring uut some stock on thc
NJ Hanson fafm--WIl The "fryr
carrv-ponfout designate in some way
shich are Mexico aui which sfc k1thuy
lism.f some people dout kuos where
fyr 81. aucbv. secold daughter %
2 Nclun,- - lIis hear DO L. rhtumatlc
tfuunir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07
NEVER GIVE UP

asvsrcr .r.ali yoaf c,se whether ~ s,ro'ils.
Lrcr or Kidney Complaint SAFE mruu. Etra
mauln or aaY disease arI.Ios from An lupurc
siaie ofths tt.-i aai.i yaa have g.scn Nof.ilao
atharoagh ual itaarcmeiy o. iuii lh.i class
q diseases ant .a uaneraui oasei. vh.eh al
81 rt, have fa.ci b reach. i hai prg'el % Be q
.rtai e.oary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-07

E..r PuHu Spring has come agslu.
aud a. have hkd ouc or Two sprlng-ukc
faYs which give o. some courage
Thsy vii commence saving birch again
ina lev fays. 10 u holds This weaihsf-
NJ TohIu Ia. rented her farm % q Mr.
Johnson OF Auburn. snd she has moved 90
hsr father. In Buckrsid--J A. Buck
uam OF Mechanic Fsls. sent ouc OF bis
coat makers up into thIs section 81 learn
che iailc. hoN o. make coats.