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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-01-07
Gbe Soldiers &uoget.

T. J. DEAvIrT, Esq, Montpelier, VT, is editor of
this department, to whom all communications In re-
laton to the same should be addressed.
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THOUSANDS say so; DIR. GRAVES HEART
REGULATOR will give relief; all forms of
heart disease, nervousness and sleepless-
ness yield to its use. One dollar per bottle.
Free pamphlet of f. e. ingalls,, Cambridge,
Mass
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JOSEPH G. GALES ESTATE.

- STATE OF VERMONT. Washington Dist, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, in and for
said District. on the 9Th day of January, A. p S5;
An instrument purporting to be the last viii and
Testament of Joseph c. Gale, late of Middlesex, in
said District. deceased. being presented to the
Court by l. r. DensmOre, the Executor therein
named for Probate 1t is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to appear
at session of said Court to be held at the Probate
ONCE in Montpelier, the 30th day of January, A.
D. ISIS and show cause, any they may have against
the Probate of said will for which purpose is fur
ther ordered that notice of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman
d State Jou,naI printed at Montpelier, previous t.
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court-Attest,
S2-4 A. c. AVERILL Register.
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REFERENCES
Hon. +. H. Dover, N II.
Col X. N. BACHELOR, U. S. A.Washington, ID. c.
JOSEPH II. CLARK Esq. Manchester, y. II.
GEORGE g. FRENCH, Esq....;.: ......... Mexico, n Y
Hon. j. l. MITCHELL, United States Senator from
Pennsylvania, Washington, ID. q.
Hon. JAMES A. WESTON, Guaranty Savings Bank,
Manchester, N. H.
Hon. j. c. MOORE. ..............,M Manchester N II.
+. A. EATON, Esq. Cashier Second National Bank,
Nashua, y. H.
Prof. L. X. RUGGLEs, Dean of Scientific Faculty,
Dartmouth College.
y. T. GREENWOOD Esq...........New London, N II.
Hon. c. H. AMsDEN .Penacook, n. II.
NORMAN o. ALLEN, Esq. .Lockport, n 7.
Hon. ROSWELL FARNHAM... .......... Bradford, VT.
Hon. Il. A. ROLLINS, Centennial National Bank,
Philadelphia Pa.
A q. BROWN, Esq ...................M Montpelier vt.
Il. L. EATON ESD, Cashier National Bank of Barre,
Barre, vt.
GEORGE w. BENIN, Esq. Dover, N II.
FRED MASON, Esq, Norwich Savings Bank, Nor
witch, Conn.
w. j. CARPENTER. Esq. ........ Poughkeepsie n. Y.
GUY Z. II. CORLlsS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n, Y.
EDWIN BAYLEH, Esq....;;..;;...,;:.:;. Newbury VI.
GEORGE LESLIE Esq, Cashier National Bank of
Newbury, Wells River, Vt.
GEORGE DOANE, Elmra, N. Y.
Il. H. CANNON, ESD Banker. Batavia, III.
+. Z. STEBBINs, Esq La Sale ST., Chicago III.
SAMUEL lHAL Esq. Miiwauitee MS
A. W. STRAW ................M Milwaukee, Wis.
CITIZENS NATIoNAL BANK. Grand Forks Dakota.
Send for Circular.
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
with HypOphOsphites,

In Tubercular Diseases Of the Lungs.
DR.. John Darlington, Corrunna, Mich,
says: 81 have prescribed Scott's Emulsion,
with satisfactory results, in tubercular dis
eases of the lungs and mesentery glands
also in neuralgia due to defective nerve nu-
tritionn
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-01-07

West Fairlee.-Horace Sibey had two
fingers cut off in planing-nachine at his
carriage-shop on Thursday last. His right
arm was taken off by a belt in the shop
about a year ago, and most of the fingers on
bis right hand had been cut off previously.
He seems to be singularly unfortunate.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-01-07

The engineer of the Wakefield, Mass.
Rattan Works, G. N. Young, says I" In all
cases of biliousness, accompanied with those
terrible sick headaches, 1 have found no
other medicine that seems to take hold and
do the good that your Sulphur Bitters does.
1t is the best family medicine made'
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-01-07
&usiness Motites.

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had children she gave them Castoria.
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geaal Notites.
EvI 5. wELLINGToN,s ESTATE;

II EVI 5. WELLINGTON'S ESTATE.
L. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Wash
mgton, Commissioners, to receive examine, and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Levi SWellington late of Mortified in said
District deceased and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the residence of f. A. Pres
ton, in Northtied, on the oath day of January and
Sd day of June next from o'clock Z. NJ. until
four O'clock p NJ, each of said days, and that six
months from the 18th day of December, A d. 1884,
is the time limited by said Court for said cred
itors TO present their claims to us for examination
and allowance,
Dated Northfed this 5th day of Jan, A. d. 1885,
f. A. PRESTON, "Reminiscences
S-sl n W. GILBERT commissioners
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Granville.-William j. Gallispe, who
has been insane, has recovered, and his
brother Robert has come from Iowa to take
him to that state with him. == Rufus
Irish of Starlksboro has bought and moved
on to Horace Hills farm, and Mr.. Hill has
bought and moved on TO farm In Waits
field.
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So%zO "
STATE OF VERMONT ! |, j. G. Houghton,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. IS. { Cashier of the above
named bank, do soemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
j. G. HOUGHT0N. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd day of
January, 1885 GEO. w. WING Notary Public
Correct-Attest: j. A. PAGE,
j. w. ELLIS. Directors
FRED f. Swiftly
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State Normal School,
JOHNSON, VT.
Spring Term Begins February 10.
Full Corps of Teachers.

Thorough instruction, constant drill in methods
of teaching and practical work in model school.
Free scholarships. Send for circular.
s2-s6 A. II. CAMPBELL Principal.
4 OST.-Between Cabot village and Marshfield
IL depot-a calfskin wallet containing between
225 and $50 The finder of the same will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same with the postmaster
at Cabot village. -
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REPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

STATE OF VERMONT ! |. Charles Wells,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SIS. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. CHARLES WELLS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this Sd day of
January, 1855.
JAMES X. FULLERTON, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest; c. N. ARMS,
NATHAN'L MOODY,)
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Sank Motites.

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Montpelier. i'm the
state Of Vermont, at the close of business, Decem-
Der 20, 1884
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The condensing properties of cold were
strongly illustrated by the manner in which
the business of Saturday morning was dis
posed Of The president appointed Messrs.
Buckham of Burlington, Conant of Ran
dolph and Sanderson of Woodstock com
mittee' on the town system of schools The
reports of officers were made and accepted,
and resolutions in favor of free textbooks
and the town system, and also thanking the
railroads and the people Of Montpelier for
courtesies, were adoped. State Superinten-
dent .Justus Dart then delivered few re-
marks on recent legislation, and the meeting
closed. go
The educational exhibit at the Pavilion
was an object of much interest, and consisted
of kindergarten work from the Training
School OF Miss Brooks OF New Haven,
Conn, and examination papers from Bur
lington, Brandon, Mortified, Randolph
Royalton and Woodstock schools: There
was also am art exhibit from the Vermont
Methodist Seminary and st. bloomsbury
Academy, which included paintings ant
drawings, copied and original
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

Ssrsuty ysars AZ. my heart was mate
clan d Vrtssuts received ON lhfisiuas
uu A. advanced lu w., ! sishsi o.
suos ~ho 49, zoe pfotopPe Of Saui
Nlctu'A. Kris hfingIr, 90 SsuiN Nisus ~
uottfn ums
History Informed me- hat S,iui Nicholas
Us-i iu thc inurih crutufy, 49, = usiIv,
o. Tsians. in Lyc.s. Asls Miupr. 10 "a.
De- musi pypasr SAINT STA he Catholic
Churrh aui tar fartsu ~siut of Russia
uanffri. of cturlhss lu Earurr arr uamri
to on. houof o. as regarded 40 char.
table prfsonage. especially o. Children
10 tfsiItlonsU lofe ! an iuiofmoi that
ttsfv Nas = uunrman sho sas 30 pouf
nat b. could Dos give slther of be thfre
daughters = marriage ppfunu, thfrrfufv
thsy must I've IN unmarried lfc. Stiui
NIchois.. swar, 20 tais. resolved to assist
tle uuhismau in SECRET. therefore be- seat
a. righi. 90 thr uon.emaus house sui
.thrs~ = purse 20 god in a. A. opru Win
dos tti. be- fegrstsf t1e secouf aud thlri
eight. thus susnIug the father o hrstns
1pon ssCh 20 rs ialghtrf. amAfragr pr.
.tiuu TIE u1n'rmsn neiug upous watch
ctlght als hsnrftCtof t1c thiri ulght All
IA e. ths STAR pln.lc
Ffom th. arose thc custom upln Stlnt
NIChuIas nay december q. Tor parents
md nisrts . put secretly, pfcssois iuto
~stnckiuss Or lttie chitrcu Thls Gus
trm g~rstualy grrs o. uCCuVy Christmas,
AL hccAmr lleltcu st1 CarstnAs frs
usiues ~ far A. civil ration 'Hten'.,
smorg al Classe. 90 Chfistikns M'fe
than nnecn tuufrei year. 40. j4lus 1t
banned tte .iih of nrcrmnsf - n. srpi A.
tts blfth ~ ne savior. ~hIch i Dos a..
knoSir'gui Throughout a, wofli.
nsKTTouu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

THE NASDERBILT STRONG. Box-Tte
great vault where the Vanderbilt money.
are stored l. situated in fzd street. in =
biz building devoted 10 that Kind Of bu.i.
ness. The froat wall l. five feet thick.
and the side walls measure three feet In
thickness. The whole concefn l. sunk
iIto solid rock. and is lined viii q heav,
plating Of steel. The establish ment Is
bvilt q brosnsione aud brick. With iron
supports. No wood ]. used In any .h-ps.
The iron door. 10 he vault weigh $500
pounds apiece. The Vanderbilt -ecuniis.
are kspt Ia = compartment behind some
heavy iron bars. aud ,hi. compartment
can only be opened by key. which were
Ia the Possession Of Mr.. Vanderbilt him.
.slf. The treasure. hidden in thi. great
vault are guarded night and day by arm.
ed %~siehmen. Who are . held in check
by the electric clock Of the establishment
that. II they fail 10 report at le.s, once
In every hour. the fact must be made
known next morning. Pd,sie wire.
connec, the great vault ~iih the police
headquarters. and other wire. conn.ei
With the nearest messenger Office
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
kidney Diseases.

- psop's v sssrs ~ .ts t'umrr r.sr.
p 81 n kfinsF 90 ssrs, 3 f.I nnr
80 tsff fsf H as D. o ns la
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its go % u ttls ufff 49, FL rfl f.f
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s1ft
asest y ls'HY 81 mo- ft b. f'. f,s ,f
a. 80 m 80 = h core rur rf rfs IL.
tfirsI o 30 .nf co. staf.s ns
iarrffff r.rs n 90 Ell a.. r.
o. r.. 80 b m.fF.s 300 3D. /.
faI|I n = sfHf Hs #NHI H.Iu AL.
rhl 49, sttfI-Hise Boz
90 e.. uFf W BE-. nfs.ft n..ss
&c .f.rf, fhfII iHNh ID Hr
sltH 'f. sn pa l
far o. hH uHffs nIrr m "a
n sfsns go. tl. snI 90 ans ~
ussf fo hH fraatr
rhIss CO. .ar nu ntn f.ras .r
nlnas 49, w.. 1000. ff ..s
Tfhs ffr. bel fffUa.t fH f aH ..
81 amHEr ct Hs H. N ..ra
81 mrt So e r
ut,r'. IN irsf ..f &c.. NH.rf I. rr
CO., o. ~ FL sni Al. .a
tHnsfF U|.H 30 N. I| hNsF II" . Uf
81 fffff nHs HfN .fi.fs
ufara rI g. u.sf..r. rt..f .
80 rtnf NInltU hff conc
60 fHrf
Lea FL t~affnrurrf ~ tuIa.tf
Ell uftUH e. Nutn sfsa.f ftt i
&C. Hto M. s. ~
su.sa fsr -, ~ AZ "N'F
sodbfsI irarg.s pc fIsf
HrSr. nFwFn1 oD. roH ODD.
c n CRnrtsf0s Gs-suiA-t S.Y..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
WORDS or PRAISE

Dr. James u. Darr. a druggist and
physician Of the oii shooi, f~siaing a
21l Eaa Main 50. Bridgeport, C0nnecti.
cut q, fll Il praise Or Aihlophofo~
This j. shat be his tos say
Il have btcn a rtilcui of this city Nr
ten years ami am oonvcrani vih thc pre-
%,ailing diseases In this SEXTON. None j. 20
common o. rheumatism and neuralgia.
Dunngthe hllscason have busy practice
With neuralgia AMI rheumatic Patients
AMI I prescribe Aihl.phoros Nth unpar-
Alcllcl suoDoss. 10 b. n perfectly ale
mcdidnc AMI 81 pure uat a taty eau
take H.
Ouc II the hapriosi mon in Maine nos.
adays b. William ~asycr 90 Wet lamp
den, pcnolsot ,nuri, Mr. Sivyef ia
hatcher, long and h,oniiy kuovn In his
county. and that o. hfs alHniant oause
Or his haprIncs vl alpof from the ioi'
loving statement
"Iv.ank De fl With ~rhcumaiism,'
hs ay. ani "a Dog saui mc wrni 90 ~
Athlophor- liilsn Mhsn ft tie
mciiciuc the Inri0r vas 10 ny house.
= r..L-
~ ~ me
hpno',s I'M m
49,, 50
.
80" ,.,
-fItr.
80, ,.nt a.. ..-t.tIvuIw
ga J'u'- t.tI ..rnr, rlr.rs.
s., s,.r ff.f .r. I.I m ts.nfv
- ',. ,f Ai.i.rbr.
a. l.t.l.r .rrnI LII over The
90, .,ltt. ,t.ltli.. .r, .m~
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t.,t.r u...i Ill o,t.rl.
A.. .tf., utb tl..m.t..m Id
N.,.,t = tr.t.I lr nv Gr.l, d-.
A., .., 49,. adj. rf.f ltfn
49,. $3.50, 49, rIr.r,t,r ca. I ,.H
~, .f,.h An. ru, r..it i've
..n 4 &c.. t.r.f al AfIf-
,hrr tf.I.nlrarl il-an ut.
inf % AMI IN if'n'
Couhl n.ik r cone arl Terrell no
80 An .ff..a al f.Hnv
-"
siifr N lHr .r.. 'UI fhrIrafIC rfn0IN ever
lr..n Sr.I have lsfu rrrl / have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

WILLING To OHLIGE-" Say = called :
man Who as drisiug = horse abi . boeg,
In the ~iutsrest % q candidate In the D.
,rolt election, you vote In my ~srd, don
yoaf'
Yes" replied tie person addressed.
Tim get In, and ia take YOU op ~ tls
polls"
On. I guess not"
'Gaes. noil Why. 81 course you WILL"
"But ID two miles % there"
"Dpnt make any difference. Get Ia
here"
''l'd rather not"
"won't you do II 10 oblige met won'i
YOU 40 to the poll. ss special favor 10 ~
DID frieodf
"wby. yes. I suppose 80. but"
mo butts about IT, want yoa " Oh
llge me"
AMER reaching the polling place. the
driver got cot, bot the other rems,nsd 10
the bagey.
"wsll. srsn't you going TO votsf"
"why, I volsd this morning
"YOu dldi Tb-u what In blsres did you
come 10 here foff'
Il didn't want 10. but you said 30 much
aud see med 80 anxious that I felt Il Q sort
OF duty. I'm ready 10 he driven back now"
Bat be dida't 60 In that bsgsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
SUGGESTIONS FoK cuKIsra,s IRON TmNG-
nav EEN

suGGEsuIONs % CHRISTMAS RON TuING'
uAvg sEES
A crlcter slcAsf l. nov ths most stylish
OF the uumsTuu. perfume ssCh-i- and j.
maize la the fbilosiug way Take tSo
pieces OF psstshoAri the slzs and shspe %
q soda cracker ani place . thickres. al
~sddlng containing the rachet pOsdsr on
one sif. % each. Then cover on ih- sai
dog sli-, with Xix. neatly bi.tng u over
the edges, ant tack IN places d initiate IN
priek- 10 = cracksri place the tao togsih
er and sew The e1g~s over and over. Dtf
fvFent col0fs Of siik eau be used. having
delicate designs painted In water oolor-,
but ! prefer 10 use plain. crramy.whit~.
gros.grsiu silk, aud sner the sschst l.
mad. holt IL before glOsing coa's nut
tn edges are Wy slightly Drowned | i
then an excellent Imitation Of The sfticls
from which it, name IL derived Orb
powder m,kss strong. lAstiug perfume
Pretty snery cEsAi0as can b. made wi,h
q covering u brown cashmere, slOsp-r
Ike sn seOrn sud then fastened securely
In an scors cup. gllded N one likes.
BiOuers are slwsys convenient sod are
made ornamental BY cutting any shsp
that l. lked snd fastening four or I've %.
gether with ribbon, the outer one being
painted with some pretty desiEu. Tn
ssme Idea can b. carried out 10 peavlpsrs
BY embroidering the cover.
Fancy little needle cases are made 10 tn
shape % . tiny f.n. Cot two pieces OF
cardboard like . japanese fan cover with
velvet, and place between THIN white Han
psl leaves. baitonhol-d sroaud the edges.
for holding the needles. Sew The parts
together At . polnt opposite the hsodlr,
md tie sroppd the handles When closed, q
ribbon bow. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

Wife Who hsd been sitting up for
her d~shrqueh, husbsrd)-"Aie you
ersIy, Have you been going about the
,O-n -iih Jour umbrella up ihi. star.
light night
Weary hu.bsnd-"Thst's jas, i. dear.
III. the st.us-Perf,et s,.l.neh Of en-
couldn't dodge EN-. % put up umbrella.
thought people would think | VAS in
toticaied II | didn't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
THOSE C|ABBAGEs
F~sNNsYivANt, uE,Ep THuN. ~ rnE ~
urENs Sol AT ~ NEI


EusN.Hrn0 CAuuHi, Co Pa De s.
~ Eifar.
80 To- the columns OF your vsutblc "a.
Der .of which | have 1eeu Aconstaut rad.
~ fof The thirty yeArs | have - larncd iu
~pcuusyiyanial quite contest g0lug ON a.
o. VITO has raised The biggest cabbage.
Cous.n Frtnk Barker thinks be has fAsci
the buss cabbagr. Sos I 10 not kuos
whsthtr BE- means 90 Challcuge tie Com.
". or Toe StAtr. 90 the Nation. II h. vii
accspi To- bis chaileugc Pcuusylysuia,
81, pass al0ug ny accouut. raised on a
small piece Of ground, mis- wear, forty cab
Dsgss. raging from ttifty 10 forty.nsc
pounds each. ani should Dot have thought
Of making any noise about them, u ! hal
not sssu The Dragging % my friends la ths
DEMOCRAT. A ~urighnor % niue rsised
csnbsgss lAst year, weighing from q %
50 pounds each. ant this year | thought
4 bat bis lAst years crop, but - IL "a.
a poor year for csbbsges tbis ysaf, ! only
succsedsd la gsttiug them - thr weight
Of from 90 ID t5 pounds. Aui II | live shall
try AZ su usKt y,sr. VA The hope of Re-
porting through the columns Of The DAN
uCKaT. that I have succeeicd In raising
esbosg,s u 60 pounds weight
A A BAKEEK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
CHIPS

I; l. said that Confederate money 1. be.
lpg circblated IN Canada So Is smallpox
bui that does not make II good Nee o..
lsdas FcayHHe
How The r~rplb.lctrs sqlaaieret the
peoples morey : 10 ~ could believe demo.
cratic stump speskers. VT this Admlois.
trsti0n ssks Tor hny million dollars nor,
Ihan vas speut by TIE last republican a.
minisirsti0n To- IL last yesr-Lsvlsioa
JourE1i
iugton. Oar l. the Congress ~ LABOR 90
The suuuAl %national convention 70 labor
ofg,uiIatious. The other d. the Congress
of-w~il. the last one acquired The Esme
OF the Dol nothing Congress -IbTtlaHd
Iirsfissr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
CONSTIPATIONl

There Is no medium through which
disease 70 oltea attacks tho system
rs BY Constipation. and there Is no
other III nSh Il heir % more apt %
he neglected. from the fact material
Inconvenience nay not BE- immediate.
ly FELT from irregular action Of the
bowels. Whea there Is not regular
action tte retention q decayed ard
oreio EATER. with Is poisonous
gases SOFA polsons the whole system
b. being absorbed into u. causing
piles. fstgla. headache. impure blood
Gad many other serious affections
BURDOCK BLOOD BlrIERS will
Immediately relieve. and one bottle
pa.iively cure or relieve any case
a. Co., ilpatiOn.
NJ troubled Cor a year with
torpid liver and indigestion. and afer
trying everything imaginable used
BURD0CK BLOOD BlTTERS The
fr' bottle revived ne and the second
cured me entirely. =. williamson
Rochester. n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
land FOR SALE

The s.s.rsiss-i 81 9 - ior sas ne fohoFrf
fese. ~ - % tsndG
~. Pen % 20 ~. u ssd "a IN Fots
srant 10 csisd. Ia Pea - NATL - n sipet
- e. snd seu koy-n - Ne tibuffr Gan
mnfrm.
M TIE rabia F.im f.o e,iis'l Comprising
- NJ 100 q. ID sslm lied a 10 arr.s sis1ii
Vslu p~.F sorthy Pad
w. shove hf- ~ b-infrq I - - the paf.
pse- 81 HsrfFdsiT fsFm - - todNs U.s.
.aich y mats = ~ a she iase.t4 60 70
%. ore tssirnf nft lts- ptsiu az. ~ 49,
O. spph o. : rlss Nieksrs, s-atsw h-ras
dsls Yarn. Csetn. MALI y ~Aho
Csntou, ><rt 10 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
prc,rir.uoN.

-pFChftfA
l. Be- a. mss- utme, srt 'ra'e =
place 20 rp1-~
Z B,hssi ote. std leave On in''o's
s B,h,sd = NAL Of 'Ps,d. sui h''e
on.
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carried
s Rshsai one Who ilius together. aud
have .omsthlog o8ud 10 the comPo'
.liloa ~ gau posdsr
6 a hssd a h,lt. al leave . uumhtf
f. Nshesf tsfnsstnsss All t.aA atd
leave thr fnnrh fur l.
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part Of curve
> Bshssd TO ral pat, sud leave 10 De-.
siroy.
10 Bshe.s to s'rs, ,ogsia'r. and l'as,
ship
n B,h,sd = nuli. ,rd leave % roam
abpui
n Rsh,ai part % a buualns. ard have
sahs, gleut
rs Bshssi close -. sud have part OF
thc bed
IA B.Asai al. ari lssv, extremely
o. Brtsad 20 CRATE haTshly, sud l,aVe =
~poisonou. srfPfnt
The removed ls,isf. form someihiug OF
Interest o. thr Ere eide circle
REN~iE nrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

The psln art mi.sfy ~ ri hy those
shn sfc % ot.i sifh ~fy-pep.ls sre Ion"
.rflhshie. The distress N th~ hsiy l.
sq1slIri ~ Surpassed ~ The confusion
al tnftus. Of the mind. thus mskiug IN.
slcum- -,frfparlc - .,ion. tn r-lirf
thst is given ~ il10t. S,r.ap,flls hs-
ausri thousands - b. thsnkful fr ihis
grssi medicine n fi.prls ne osnse. Of
a, sprp.ls. sni tones up M digestive or.
nr.. Try Hnpi- StrsspNfllls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

An luqlirer s.sts - knos ~hst i The
tv,r. e. sped ~ q strcet-cN. That d.
prnd. entirely on clrcumstaucsr. II u l.
me last car Al uight. sni you az trying O.
catch 10. 10 gDss ~ stsO minuts gait Bni
N YOU have csught ~, AMI want - catch q
tr-in. 10 creeps along ike removals nom
urirr for cau.~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

ChsrlesA. Daley ~. arrested lsst even.
NJ for stealing from the drug store Of
Shicfman. q bottle u So phur Bltters
Before ths Court tais moruiug. upon being
s.ked Why H. shuuli steal. ~ stated that
hi- mother Vas troubled with Rheumatism
aud that u was the only medicine that
hrlped her, srd being GOT Of money and
sofk VS. the cause Of his stealing A.
mi. was bis nfst "a nee be was put upon
probation -Netsark Nsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

Con Ldygs OF VIM hYr'FnO-Pnfss,
Rliafalis ne MA. AL Borne ~ DsiicIfs
Ni1nIchs
DR. J w Compton. OF Egansgiil~, lnf ,
.,ys Il have prescribed SCOTS Emulsion
dni 10 very psls,Nhie aud brrn-
yell ~ ieilc ste stpm tch-; even children
take ii readily. and 10 D, very useful q, q
cough rsmrdg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

"A plate hs. been discovered on
~hieh . pie can be baked ~ithoa, burn
ins While the mistress Of the house 10
f0ishins her novel and the cook is having
. fe- lssi word. Nth the policeman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

As drug clerk the female i. boz
. brilliant success. When you wink
II her across . soda fountain. she dossn',
kno~ whether to put . little Balm Of
0ilesd In Jour soda 90 hang her head and
blush.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
N.,,.-. p..nr.,.s 200.

roa ere aln-.f a fsrF rHiat ~ wfsrr ps'.
ffns TO- 30 Or o. ffIrhrs 90 Nsir hsN
sfn IrFIfir susu.naffN appliances Do co.
slssn f rrflFf anf d. rnaHFnf rIrr - Nsrtuus
@. HfIff. ifss WA iF ani hanhfHsi auf =
~sIHIIlri nHnhIrs AsA. Dc maHf n boz 30
.assa tu.uUa = rrafHfa NHH fu naaffn. 80 RI
DO m anh.asi raaraHtsssf ~ rsk is nrursf
I~Irsfrtfui p~snunIrt 9Th fui lrhtrfnsflrn
.sfrns &C.,. Iusufi o.. hI s1lfrsslnE hultall
uaH 90. NarsnaI .MIEu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

When baby 80 sch - pvs hsf cs,S'ia
Wien she -ssChn4 shs cred for astoria
wAss -. b~esn. Ma. .As slans - cs-iau.
wAsn ale Asa chlir,s. Oh. CAV, nsn csssoraA