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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
How A scHooLS.sIK oor W STEAM =

How scHooLNssI NM cor Up STEAM -
v.ry sbssnt-mioded school teacher live.
IA village near Norwich. Coan-c,ica,.
The hell was ringing for chool and the ma.
t.rs wife wanted . pail Of water snd q hod
~ coal To save time the master -troye a.
xet both the water and the coal Al the
-sme time. He drew the watsr nom an
'ld'iAshioned well. and getting his hon
Oiled with coal entered the house with MI.
hands FULL lie walked up 10 the sink and
placed the bod OF coal where the wafer.
pail Vas usually kept. and taxing N. r.
OF water Into the sitting room poured N
Into the stove The Kissing steam blew
open the 'tove doors. issued nom the coal
chamber and every seam 10 the stow.
soorched the master. Pot out the irs and
nlled the hoos- with steam. Amid A. al
issued the aeouized shout OF the school.
msster Blast my EYES I've made sno,h.
sr missak~i" H. never msde another one
10 the week that he was done 10 in linen
nsndsees and goosegrea-e his mind a. Vel
- nis body was restored 20 Q healthy con-
nuon. and now h. says "Absrnce Of
~,no u phase Of idiocy of which sens
'o's man oaghs 70 b. heartily ashamed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Coming 81 an Iseppersaas Time

He began telling hsr u his love In impss-
si0n~i tons, when -utdrniy Der fac, b-cams
perfectly srpr~-<ienlsss, her eyes assumed q
Tar away. vhithr&n-idrifting look, and al
interest In life seemed departed
''P.rion ma" b .sid, coldly. your evi.
Dent indifercbcs lesds me 10 believe that
my words are dl<fsxteful To-
"N-nos s-st stall Georg..- shs srticu-
lated. With great disiculty, ''b-b-but ffnsl
th-thAt I'm s-sabout 70 ss<nss-ss.
eh<~-h.sp ehe~<hooi Thsei Now, scorgs,
e you we're saying"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
for the DssOCnAr.
BEAUTIFUL BANDS.
M A. rILrnA rLussEk

neautifni hands that are 20 me - fair,
Too have . worth, q p~ffrctness r>re
Nj That love the Aas grace ~ much.
hat the true vOmanbO0d In their son touch
Hoo tender they smooth Tho pllio~ 81 pain.
Hos soothing They lay on the fevefed bfsta.
Their weakness Il strength FOR. helpful and
strong
They 6ls-- -hns ,hsy bold you. Yea esnnos 90
srOng
Win those hand. claspins BOur. In patient
love.
q folsio.i IN prayer 10 col above.
% that nfc's aims cOuli b bOundei BY lands,
Nouided ami SHAPED ~ Just such dear handle
when oth-r hands Nth these I compare,
o. thstn u = -sat .onsbos, .omes hafs.
Tia nks . face. p..tfcct ehiseled tho shole.
Hat male and sshi0aed Without asOul
Beautiful hands. from 9 Kings dtsiem
wouii soc them could cbco-s u's one choice
gem.
Hat bei.csei rith me richest on land or SEA.
ssasht coaid b. sddei % their Worth. "a me.
Beautiful. loving hands. % that my pen
toaid tell al their matchle-- sOrth, but then,
They arv Mothers hands. And do- don't Jou
Why Ihey are such beautiful hands 10 me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
RscIrEs.

A Cheap Tea Cate.-An inexpensive tea
eake l. nate % one cup Of sour milk, one
cup OF sugar. half . cop Of butter, one
egg, one cup ofrsislns. (stoned and chop.
ped, one usspoouful Of soda dissolved
In q little hot water, one tesspoonfnl OF
spices. and two cups and . half Of noar.
This should be- eaten while fresh, bot II II
I. noe, amer two or three days beat the
white Of an egg 10 roth and sdi sugar
enough - make q frosting for The top OF
The cske. Thi. will insure IL being eaten
II there are cAadrsa IN fAs family -CArss-
fiaa Mirror
Cracker Apple Pc BREAK In pieces Que
aud q hslf soda crackers. or one Boston
cracker, and turn on tescup ofcold water.
1t IL stand vile making the paste. Pot
Il on pie plate with . little nutmeg. Adj
= cup OF sugar and the juice OF one lemon.
OF little vlnesN may 10, ami bake. THIS
l. . good Substitute for an apple pie
Homs Fdrm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

"liave you seen . couple %; ~immsn iu
Der :" s-ksd . countrymsn ~ a ci~rk in ,
dry good. store. Th- clrrk cast hts ~
s1out on the Wrong % shopping isdiss
Yes, he replied, "A couple cane In an
hour ago, AMI went GOT again. "rnsm'-
um, III bit q dollar. Responded the que
fi-t. and h. plunged 0at ofdoOrs In search
Of his "simmsu folks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

There are several ways 10 use scraps
u mea, and make enough Of them 10
take the place Of fresh roas, etc. in
the summer season when We do not need
such hearty food. Bits Of wal. muiion
or beef OF q diH,ren, Kind. Il there !.
no, enough alone. should be chopped
and warmed ia gravy OF simply water.
For each cup Of chopped meats add the
same q gravy OF ICES u water and thick
en- with bread crumbs pcrhAp. = cupful.
II the crumbs are very dry lei. vii be
required. Season 10 the taste with Pep
per. Ne.. tomato or onion may be added
n liked. Use an egg instead Of water 10
mix them II il IL convenient. Roll into
cake. With the hands dip IN crumbs then
in beaten egs then In crumbs again and
fry all brown. Or without making stiff
enough 10 handle DIP from = spoon and
fly hke fni,er. A few trials will show
jusi bow 10 do IL easiest. With pleniy
Of vegetable. this will be msa, enough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
To Insure . Dogs life.

A wealthy lady wants 70 prOl0ng the life
q her ieyesr-old poodle dog. and thinks q
taxing /, 10 pars fr . change. We may
rsmart, n Il h ma TOO late. that shs h hAbls
10 make a grave mistake. n she wants %
lengthen the life Of her pct, l<' her blacksn
ons q its eye, cut OF 10 tell short. chip one
q IN ear. half sArveit. brc~k too Of 10 rit-,
nah one q IN fset. tie . Tin can 10 the rem.
nAnt Of IL tail and start II dOwn the street
Doxs that are treated hks that never die.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
OUR puzzL.R CORNER.
cor this Department should
BE- sent ne editor. W. IA. kAsrsAs. kAst sum
uer. Ne
I-HippkS nfsps.

t-Mhbk> htkr--
One morning when We boys were on
our vay 10 school our attention Was ~.
yerted by brook which Q shower had IN
creased. and n now. covered with ffotn.
rushed away under the road over which
xe passed while We. very wet CON.
psny were playing In the water, crowd
Of school girls came along, among them
nv sister Nettie. "'fh almost school
Ncttie when the bill rang,
aud the girls In . panic ran eagerly 10
school. Think OF the licking Old Finch
viii give as N we're late Won't he cluo
% tsrdy Onesi- said Mart Ingalls, 81
guess Al 0rveu's hspkering for the strap.
M, can yOa make him come al0ngf H.
and Joe Dun ingsr there elesfni couple,
and they bad better be scooting for school
With rs. ifAl concludes TO stay there he
Gill stay. lie said III the tescher whlp-
me when get there he'll be sorry Bot
Ms the teachers custom 70 nog rebeliloas
scholars. %. they are coming pufiae
scross the nsld far enough behini - b.
tardy." We all feared tina, Ne most rich
~ deserved. AMI IN fancy saw Mr.. finoh's
wand, and bis angry face ntnlng over rs,
a. In bitterness OF mind We ussrvd ihe
school -house looking a. . brave hero new
or looked when facing The Zoe. Regret
came stealing through our being. reused
A. We we're 70 q realization Of our misde-
meanor. A venturesome boy named Jared
started Into the school house and Ne fol
lowed ! don't think II entered our heads
how We looked until We saw look both
sbxioas snd droll 10 Ne,tie's face The
other pupils looking up saw o.fOre them
vision odd. yet no, devoid OF Interest
one ehatty little maiden whispered, 30,
90 look Al them Erin. pointing 20 us,
ADD Erliu grinucd while tsscher and pa
plls burst into laugh. Awkward enough
we felt - see them all laughing Al us.
Hal w been dncked In The brook, not one
OF u would have been weiter. II Wing
made = particularly grOtesqae appearance
With his long. vet hair hanging about bis
face. Az length Mr.. Finch ssid, and HI.
voice w,s not very sharp, "lou have hsi
yoar punishment. now take your seats.
We decided that being laughed Al ws'
worse than hsving . good s,rapplng
AIiIN UiKRS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Ta.rs cave - sfr1 a. rorLNni
81 li tian. al or al ~
-. -. -. ....~uu.r

Irlas cave r1ri.lnt. O. L. .sioc e. 10 a.
r 0As.i ii. sult AFs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

ITO my old school teacher. william
Bieknell Of Hartford; the following lines
are sfcctlonstely Inscribed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

have BEEN .lck more or less Tor The last
Tn years. which has cost me many dollar-
In doctors and druggist's bills. The last
Two years IL only cost me thrce dollars
whyi Because | used Salphor bltisrs in.
.tsad ~ employing doctor- Thsv cured
me u Jaandlce - y BOYD, HobotsH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

An EXCEPTION TO rHE RUIZ -"Tbs
more you al . barrel the more il will
weigh" said the teacher.
please. ms'sm is there any exception
ter the rule \ asked On uehin.
"None whatever. Everything you put
In the barrel adds weight to H."
"a know an exception broke In Bob
BY sharp.
IL guess not. What IL a"
"well. ms'sm the more holes you put
In . barrel. the lighter IL GETS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
NJ Ia RIA.
A. al sau ss'srsi uefrias
DR. DAVID kTNNEDY'-
FAvORITE REM EDY

~ go saifsn oli.iars 81 Traveller tt...f -r-
.frr no oliffi cen eco ns-s ifi1ra trr .
tfis msiiclls. n ga ars sfFosfi A. frr. "a
shansss q climafs. I'D All -aisl fafrr.s I...r
sknuii assys ~ vithin ynur rra.h r fflfsr.
fsrrf U.s. nftrT - lr - f0H .afI n -
ani Liver eilaattalnia. CrraiI raIar arfa far.art
sri.iuT frcrs 81 inpaf. siats q ~ t.a..f Q -
fasurfIa frusafY = ouns' antF lfeF'ra Del e. -
fsIIrs friTnf = fral i.Ie~slns lifHes o. Irlrrs
-, " . kfnnriy, holieeL y. I. q. lsilf. IL
o. ~ 81 drusaaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Ms FILL IN THE STnfETs.
kENNE"ss rAyonrrr nrvrp,
t"sss . Tssrsbis . 90. - ...,.t W.,
nsI@. A.l. "sa

s"fss fssrsb's ssss - s.sssl Va.
"'hss ".ip f.si.a.
NhH y s,sy'.i shai 80 80. u. ssd 40 A..
Ne hsh'e % ~ u l. fsqssutly atsriss -
sents pin. sni asis reii-i eaf l. f.uss -.
duces ahsmmstiou snf Isaih naff 80. =.
~ ase. 49, hsbis o. sth al msn Ill, -.
rrsehfd ~ pas-sf . dfis a. ara lis nnsi -
80 1913. eo'hias e mor. srEanflf usriss
thsn feilsble ne icins 90 sfarel, A. ~ 4 =.
seems on ne incfsass sni - az sisa ID -.
hat snch spsr A. H. 49, batfs ~ rutI. l..
!hs = ~ 81 Ok DAVID kt>NtDl's FANos
III htstpl Of KID % =. y. ~ ~ /,
sf'denos ths ioliosius litter selected ron -,
similar mmanics 10.
~ Daria Essasss
ptaH ia - hsvs rishi o. laos. t.s q
Grsvs' snd ~ fsaisft sbil rss.rsg' Inc ~.
uss Of Yuur fANpklft kEaEuN " lamar.-
rsrtsf iitiuE n ME pc an tlars afs ra-f,
81 sHnss.ss % tns uutn uf shsi a. Mo-
e,mpsfsiss, siisnt st'ses ~ efasci 80 b n.
ieaf 10 u P.s.s-i s-.y 40 nti urs no,s
ifoubir antl iasi lsy ~ Oae isF 80 !.
SOFA o. ~ shop 80 30 denlF sfIfri a-. /.
seen sti isrfihis rain in ml le1 sii. Ia
suitf - phfsf a. q r. on 81 fass
a. aeftiHg 90 30 \ uf csss s rcl &C.
80 cod. ued . seal fo ins scclaf 80 49,
lnie OF ssfi ms gstcfipt'uo. n az ar 80
fhsn DsEsn = ssrss Of stpefirrres Hr 80,
sn1 horof a eh.sh sofds csnnri ifsr TIa
0fHf sas go tInss tatfn IN inr sirslf "a
: .uld tn, -dlhlns .hb asosY .ra .h- ~
so A. 80 90. - Joe. IHsHa H.r.-~ f.
trsr hfafd ~ kENNEni FANuHIrF Ffr
Eul tnrrush Y PIP itory llfI D -
nall bottle ahrn I passed. fhflf sfHnfl 4 ~
r. ssila. one rf shica 80 nrariI Hnf bel AZ ~.
i0uE ipefssFaarf STA f1s mrf.. NJ Nsslrr
tofs srsiasIIf a. ltd. ani Htfe tti na ~.
trOauis slrf Z 40 sell mtats 4. f.l 81
EAkOHfIE HEMtui You're Il Hsf 80.
hiY. JANIS hENhFIf'
What TANoHfTE REaEnf dIfr f. -.
~ has frus b. msaf ntnsrs m THu Al. rr b.. = Il
AHfr..-pf pasH kanaaif. ElaI... h l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

when young man pow s-d.Ys want. -
call himself tough. he simply remarks,
I'm q sprlng ohlcke." Everyone who
hoard. will readily understand him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS -Dstaeh
the po,ioe from your bottle % horse let
lo,s DOct. and mall pr directions on each
bottle, aud thus secure an assortment OF
COR elegant decorative Advertisement
soayenir.. etc. MY ID SrEuf Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Costlyene.. 1. the primrry cause Of moeh
disease. Dr. Henry Baxter. Mandrake
Bltters will permanently cure cosilVeness
Every bottle warranted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Important pss.sng,r-"s,y Pilot, whsi
I. The boat stopped forf Ploi-"roo
much fog Plat I can see the ssy
overhead" Plloi-"wAi. 'tlii the biier
basts We aln't agOln' that way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
AwAIF
nv .Lics tsuxsUll LEaKssD-

Her hress Il rsxs,i and torn ami oil,
Her feet arr hsre. and the dsy IL ord
: me shaving curis on her shoulders fAll.
Add train u male of . wOru out shawl
Some fo-ers that once vere beauty. pride.
And nos are wiihsrs~i ant throsn Nsiie.
she bids ~ closa a. her nnE~r can,
While = crampiei haad bii serves Tor hn
You -onld never have guessed. s yoa sa- hsi
therr.
with iho-e -itberei no-ers. AMI fret AL barr
That th- gloomy street uas brilliant ball,
And she dancing there the belle % The ball
-CsHfHry Bro Brack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Msybs The Cuss Got Inverted

One can't look 81 ths portraits 81 the
Rusulan and Afxhanlssan generals and on
cials In the ne~sp~psr, without thinking Of
ths remark made BY the LITTLE girl st thu
tsa-tabls Anent Der hg-~hizksrcd and bald
h-a.asd unols rssy I'll ss>n 10 have been
born viii thsAr hsas put % upside down
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

The Russian slphabct contains bat thirty
ay. letters. yet 20 look AZ some Of the hus
Ian words you'd think IL contained hun
drtt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

The acqaalntsnce % The female mind
with the mysteries Of commerce And
fosnce l. extensive and psralyEing
why" said q well % DO young woman,
~bo hAd Just received . dry-goods biu,
why So they keep IN Seeding me this
know wsn enough | got the things last
-1mmcr, 30 What. The use of rcmindln Z
ms VI itf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

It's reported that Sarah Bernharit =.
raising a dimpls In her chin. Uracions
how this must draw the ncsh away nom
the re.t Of her face.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
EpUclrED aSD ExFxKIEScsD

Hoods Sarsapsrilla Is prypsrci ~ &. /
Hood a Co, Apotbecarie-, Loseh. Mass
sho have . thorough knOsledge of phAr.
macy. and many years practical etperienes
Ia the business. IL l. prepared with To-
greatest skill and care, under The direction
of the men who originated 10 Hence
Hoods Ssr.spsrills nav be dep-nded up
On as . thoroughly pure, honest, sni o..
liable medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

his not crime for boy N have hls
hair cut BY his mother. bu, u causes an
alarming amount % adverse eriticisfn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

ySos TuYssIF, by reading the "scl'
enc. % LIE" the best medics No'a 80
nahlished. for young and middle-agei men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

"a stitch In tine" often saves oonsump-
ton. Downs Elixir used 10 VINE SAWS
life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
AS.wtHs TO PurrLEs ov L,sT wrsS.
PUZZLE OYER

For The best answer n the puIrle OF
Hiddeu Birds. q copy % "ivsnhoe- by Sir
wslter Scott l. offered.
The birds srr hidden BY taking eonsseu-
tive letters lost a. they stand In the put'
ale. not mlnding the divisions between the
words. The list containing The names Of
ne greatest number % bird. Cor The more
pesily arranged Of two eqaa lists will be
considered bcst
Two weeks are allowed for answers 10
be To. Mention this paper. AMI stdrcs.
Naina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Drop.icai s~siliag-. DlzEinessIln
digestion, Headache. ,i-epic.sncss cured b,
+ Wells Health krneser"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

The latest freak among the New fork
sud.. 10 said % be suuf We didnt sup
no.e that they were up % u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

10 Henry 4 Johnson's Arnios aud OH
Linlment l. combined the curative pfopef-
ties of the dif.rsut oils. with The heaiins
qu4lltiss Of Armies. Good Tor man and an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Business before Congress, u tne hssn-
ing In q contemporary ~ iooss !" ~
more like Congress before buslner-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Three OF -four hoar- every night coughing. ee,
" Tough on Coughs.- fruche-. IS, Balssm. Sc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
LIYH pREsERyEE

yosi.. a-s "wsli.' Heath Ilsnswer- o. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Tue HoPx on rms N.uo,

!" Rough on Itch- curvs Humor-. Eruptlons
riagvorm, letter. sslt rheum. frosted feet, chi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Ladies Who would retain FRESHNESS. and vi
vsciiy don't fail 10 try "weiis' Health Renew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

RoU0H ON PsIS PoRousKD Pt A.rynt
sire kihenins. Improved, the b--t hr bach.
sen-, pains In chest OF side. rheumatism, n.u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
NfOrUERs

And the many Thruai Affections ~ children
promptly, Pleasantly and safely reiisved by
Roosh on Coughs-- TrOchcs lsc.. Balsam IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

.' RorOn oN Rsrs

Ask fnr- Roush on Coughs fnr Coughs. Coli.
~orv Throat. liuarscness. fruChrs g. Iquii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

e. Nons genuine without bunch ~ green
uops ON ths ~hiie label shun All The vie.
poisonous stuf Sith "iiop- % "Hops- In Their
cane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

.fhe BOY stood on the burnin< DECK
me heat Gas lusf terrific -,,
nat N bi. burns vefe guicsly hss'''
with Great American rprcine'
.lt ls = wonderful Remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

" Wells Health Rsne-cr" rostore. health ant
vigOr. cures Dyspepsia. etc. o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

kOCGH on PAiN iOkOU.ED PIAsIER.
,trengthenif <. improved. the b.st Or back
Ache pains In chest or stie, rheumatism. neu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Parry Wouxx

Instant reiisf for NeurAlglA. TOothachs. Face
sche. Ask for Rough on IOothAche" rs an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

:. Vt N"HTNN HWVNI WHO TVNE1
Hacking, Irritating Coughs. Colds, ~ throat
cur~.i BY Rough ON Coughs IrOches Isr .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
WIDE AWAKE

for children. slow IN development puny an
delicate, use I" Wells Health itsns~ef.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

iears oui Rats. Mo-. ruach~-. nlcs. ants. bel
1ugs, skunks, chipmuuks. Eophvrs. -. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
$4,000 Lost.

A louf % Eurupe VA cot me 800, done
me loss Eos.i than one hottle % Hop hitters,
-thry Also CurV,i my -iiu II nftrsn leArs ner-
Vous weakness. sleep cesness and dyspetiA.
n n. Auburn. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
" ROV0u On Tooru.cuK-

II you are losing your sTip on nfe. iry Well.
aealth remover Co.'s direct b. weak spots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Al for wells kguzn on Coru-- s.. Quick
complete cure. nArd OF sof GINS. Banious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

We A. ~ thAnkfui't say that our nursins
nary 80 permanently Curvd II dangerous
800 rrufrasts-i constipation AL irr~a ulaFitt
81 ~ boseis b. ths use - Mop nitisrs ~ ~
nnof Do. shlCh a. the sane tine RESTORED her
o. prrisCt health and strength.
-rhs farsntA Rochester. =. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
vorxa NV urao rus.

Tus NOtrsic BGir Co. ~ Marshall, Mich,
offsr 20 ssnd their celebrated itrCfsONo tfA'
o. HkLr ant Other tLnrrnfC Arrtfsscts 81
trial fof thirty days. 30 men iyoung or nlll AZ
and manhood. and al Kindred trtubi.s. Also
Toe rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and
many othsr dlssasrs tomplsts RESIGNATION
a. rsaith. viEur snf msnnr-ri ruaranf~s.i -
risk l. incurred a. thirty DAYS trial IL aiioved
y rife them ~ once fOr illustrated pAmphl'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Thorns l. the name Of the police inspsc
tor who stopped the nght betwcsn Ryan
and salnvsn ln New YORK recently
which illustrates the old saying that there
are no ros. without q thorue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
A Postal Card Story.

i~as snceted 9Th ki,insy and urinary
ii uuhIN-
aGor twelve year,
icinss Cs'gld hear %. usct too botuesof Hop
"niffers
Az 1 am perfectly cured kespu
"All M unef- respectfully. n v hooth,
salisbury, Teun. MAY a is-1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
BABY Saved.

20 nIooui~Cvftin, a.. nay I. ~.
sfKs-t have ben suffering ten year.. AMI !
tried Yollr tiop nitters. and ID done uls more
gooi than al the dcctors. Mss ;. : BOONE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Womsn's Suffering and Relief.

Tho-s lsoguid, ur~-sme s~nsstioo-.
-ausiDg you - 1sel scsrcsly able 10 be op
sour fest; that constant dram that Il tab
ing from your system AL its former elias
tlcity driving The bloom IRON your ehesks !
that continual strain upon your vital fore-
.. rcudeuog you irritable and fresfal, can
-asily he removed ~ the use q that mar.
vslous remedy. Hop Bitters irrcgalsritie-
.ud oostrurtious % vour system. are re-
isyed AZ once while the special causes OF
periodical palm are permanently removed
Noas receive 80 mach bensnI and nom
are 80 profoundly grateful. and show such
an interest In recommending Hop bitser-
a. women
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

n has cured NE ~ .sversf diseases. such -
~ rVuusness sickness AZ the stomach. monthly
truuh lrs etc I have not scen q slck dsy IN
NeaI. stnce took uop ~ tera Al ny ~ 80
nors use them. Mas. tAssih ohhhs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1885-09-30

CAMPAIGN FUNDS FOR MAHoNE.-A re-
tersburg (Va.) letter to the New YORK sun
says: sNIahone and his political friends are
experiencing no slight exaltation over the
recep of campaign funds from their political
friends in the North. A desperate appeal
has been made recently in their 6enal1'
and republican business men, manufactur-
ers, and others with means have been en-
treated to give aid to the Malone cause.
The first substantial answer came IN the
shape of $4,000 draft from Pittsburg, "a.
1t was collected by Calvin Wells, oWne owner q
the Philadelphia Press, and made VI
of subscriptions from himself and others
mostly iron manufacturers In that city
Mahone's satisfaction at the' prospect o.
cash for distribution among b is campbell
lowers was so great that it Gould not &c
concealed, and heavy demands for" share
of it are expected from the back counties
as soon as they hear of it"