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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
Lac IRoN.cLAp pooK A0EXT.

A bright. d~spper-loosins young fellow
walked INTO the city di'PensaD TN. mofn.
ins he bad a case Of book. In one hard
and = subscription H., IN the other. IT,
dumped the books 1t The fre, u Dr. EP'
stein, took the cover of. eH'rae'ed :
gaudily covered book. pushed hs hat bach
on HI. head. AMI comm-nced al the rate
Of 100 word. q minute II have here The
~orI. Of Charlie. Dicksns Ia ~ volumes
shich ! am selling On time 20 those de-
.ifou. Of securing tie sioriss Of tha, mas
,ef Of fiction These looks are the on
b-
"whr shall | do With those small poS
CASE. | h.y- ju.t brought IN in'euupt.
ID Henry Korrendorfr =. the big driver
" The small PIX ho.piisl .nbul.nce. ~no
rad just come 10 a. Ibis momen'
"Are they very Bad ASKED DR. Priest.
''vsry." ,sid Henry. uys'euossly
"One Is broken out and r%saoing from
every pore"
just bring them in here I'll | sse
that they look like. Take a ses' for a
moment, will YOU DE- Epstein tsmed
10 the book agent.
"w by. certainly" said the ssen, gail,.
and moving hi. books over to the charity
chair. at down.
This rather staggered the big driver.
~ko ssid II don't khos. doctor. hsdn't
~e better clear the rooms.
IL think Il would be- better. You
don't mind seeing these csses. | presume!
said the doctor TO the book agent.
"Not q, all" replied the later warm
ly. The fact Is. I've bad a curiosity
for . long time 10 see a case Of small poS
Fetch EN- in by ell means. Besides. !
van, to see hos q new gag -Orks I've
had the yellow fever and the cholera
racket sprung on me-. and I've sat on
seat. fuil Of dynamite and been in .
building when they hsllooed FIRE. 80
you see the small pox idea iss ne~ obe,
and I'll ~sit and see how Il works"
And ibea Henry and the doctor looked
at each other. and the doctor said he be-
liesed he would have the cases wait un-
al he had seen the books. Then the
agent went 20 work and made a sale
81. Louis Post Dspafoh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
MADE HIN PAY.

When General Jackson was President,
a hsar,ls,. clerk IN the Treasury Drpai,.
meat rsn Up a. indebtedness 10 = Pco'
laudlsdy 70 the amour, Of 500. and ihsn
TUNED her eff a. be did other creditors.
She fnally went % the Presiden, Nth
her complaint. and asked 4 be could no,
compel the clerk 10 pay the ball,
lie of,r. me his note she said
b., HI. note i. good for nothing
''Gs, hi. no,e sad bnng u 10 me,
.aid the President.
The clsrk gave Der the note, With the
jesrirg reque,; that she would let him
Know when she ~, the money on Il,
Taking Il 10 the President, be wrote
"Audr,w Jackson on the back of IL,
ard told hsr she would sst the money a,
tie bahk.
when !, became due, the clark refused
10 pay The note but wlen be learned ~ho
wss ihe indor.er, be made haste 10 ''raise
the Wind" The next morning be found
. no,e on bis deck, saying thA, bis SET.
vices we're no longer required BY tue
Goysrnmsni-And i, served him right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
uE KNEW THE FAMILY.

George q Clinton, the general superin.
tsbdent % the & N 4 ST. Paul X X l. :
good-nstured man. hut one thing II said
20 rum his serenity. Formerly he ws-
proof sgslbst al jokes. bot uo~ he IL very
tender on one point
Mr.. Clinton vent "a Texas 10 superin.
tend the construction 81 a railroad there
Hearing he was coming. the boss Of the
section hands undertook 20 use his name
10 frlghtsn q refractory Irishmsn Into sub
lection. The Irishmsn was = good WORKER,
Dat he would drink.
Mike" he said one day, you were
drunk again YESTERDAY"
"Yi-. sor." responded Mike.
"How long do you think We will stand
this p qaerird the boss.
90 dunno. cir"
"ITl l. u YOU what I'm Roi,R 20 DO, MIKE
We've got = new superintendent coming
down. and III report you 10 him. Then
the NIT time you get drunk he'll Ore you,
for hs don't stand any foollshness."
"wot's bis namsf" asked Mike, dubi-
ously.
.G-orge O Clinton"
"The disii you ssyf" exclaimed Mike
"0'Clintop. Don't br'sthe . vurrsdi 01n
sold wid the new boss. Oi knew the 0'Clin-
tons in The ouli country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
LAMP HRACKgT.

II l. onsn found Necessary 10 use . lsmT
about the stove waen cooking, etc. IL l.
usually placed upon q chsir, OF rear The
edge u . table. aud IL liable 10 he Knocked
over any minute. n q strong bracket h
fastened b the wall above the stove, and
The lamp set upon that II l. In a safe place,
entirely cot Of thc way, while the light T.
thrown j1st where needed. The sketch
shows hOw = good safe bracket FOR this
purpose Is made. The shelf has q raised
piece, sbOat one inch high sroubi The out
side, 20 prevent the lamp ron slipping on
being shsken "a. aud above the shelf. l. =
spribg wire holder TO make IL doaoly ssfe.
-Agrlcslfursf
We eanno, give the illustration here,
but the spring resembles pa,en, broom
holder ,hs, some Of our readers may have
used. A piece Of strong wire is put
through tie back Of the bracket fe~
inches above the shelf 90 a. 10 met tie
smallest part Of the STANDARD q . eommon
lamp. The Two ends Of wire are ben,
and crossed and then lef open TO catch
the lamp and bold Il fast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

CARRYING OFT Ills ORDERS
Hus. McGa.re. q soa u The Emsfsld
lie. so ~ volunteered In The Isnth
Mississippi Rfsimsn, ~ lnfsatD ia.
iioasd a. p,rs,oo... FLORIDA, in ls0l.
w. PLACID upoa pcss, one nishi on ,hs
beach. ~rh order. Co ~alk bri-ccn t~u
po.rt.. a'd 90 alow o. one % pas ~ifh.
oat the co4aisfs - sni that % b. gwen
On : ~tispf Aboat midnight the Cor.
p rel 9TH the relief discovered. by the
90. Hssh Up ~ h' waist 10 a.
,sf. The ude havns -, Ia since BE- ~a'
po.'ei i~o boar beflfe
"Wto soss there
"Rslsf
Hal. r,lisf; advance Corporal. AL
eve The counifrsign
Corponl-"l am no, soiss IN there 70
BE- dro~nsd Cone out, here aud lsi me
relieve you
Hush-"D,,l lbiI ~il The Lieu.
ienaa, io~ld me- no, 10 ave my posi.
Corponl-"Wsll. thea. III leave yoa
Ia the water al nsh,. soirs 1wsy a.
be spoke.
Hs4-"Hslt III Pg, q hole Ia ye
~ ys pas ~iiboa' The ooaaisfsisa.
liens me orders from the Lisgi,nshi.
cockins and ls,eliins hs gan.
CoToul-"Coai0and you. %sstytoiy
~ll hear Il II basl u out % you
Hugh-"Iss. me dAilin'. aud the
Lieutenant said H must be- sisen Ia =
~hi.psr Ia Nd ye. Ne tnsers GA the
Trigger and me gun may ~ OF.
The Corporal I'D 10 yield and wade
IN 10 the faithful .,niinel. Who exclaimed.
BE jab,. it, vel ysre come The
countefin' tide has almost drowned me ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
Az iEAorvGRY HELL

Mr. Frank Morley. ~ Waterbury. O.,
l. the pos,osor II a bFcc1y snl pictur.
csquc style u writing. which shows that
DC has mi.s~l bis asogaiion ~ Do ], n0t an
nkslinger on nme C~onnouicut paper
that dafcs o. call a spade a spade. lie
h.. lately hem the victim u neuralgia Il
his home, ~ Grand street. and dcoibes
the disease ami bis cure IN this lively
fashion
"AAer suffering all the ieffor n an
imaginary onhoior hell fr tso weeks
With iaaammaioy rheumatism anil daily
crossing uor-e, ! vas induced 20 Try Aih.
lphoros The ef,,t was Ike magic |
49, relieved Immediately and vouli Ike
% ay 90 III Who are suffering With the
dread disease Don't sat ny Athlo-
phoras
Those Who have suffered from infa-i.
raiory rheumatism Will appreciate lhc
hnc II Mr.. Moflcys remark. sml vil
also agree With ihe estimate ~hi,h Mr
George T. rcisc. anoiher Citizen ~ Water.
har, puts upon the value n A~lhioplous
Il would have A~ihiophonS De nYs
"ifl bal b. pay ten dollar q doe kr o.
Ancr iouue,u years e intense suffering
b hss done Gf me shat our i~t physi.
sOians onnll M do. During that iimcl
tnok every tuosn medicine nfucun'gaof
the stomach. hrt fruul Oh TGlisf NJ al un.
ull tuk Athiaphnfns The cfo,t uai
uonleful AZ pain disappeared ari uy
general health u.s. sn mu,h improved at
o. cause general Comment iuuuotVoat
ino highly % thc merits ~ Aihlarhone.
anl Dhoeruliv ronmneui Be- e. 90 who
pas ir trout'cl 9Th rheumatism CO. nru.
ri.a
Prom rircon Cove Mao. sn,annah
io-n arnls thoe words ~ good oho,s to
ih-r an lol sih ncunirai
% hal leen trauilcl 18th neuralgia in
mF heal nr fur or frc ycir isy anil
ui.hf. Seeing an a~irrfflafmrnf II All.
inh0ns in Dlrio.sisf rsrcf. I thought
Hullifr Dc anl 81 cent a YEAR aeo if
rmr have taken eight bottles snl
sn0r ialt Mlnh have IA M no.n'rs
riai NJ heal thint. b. entirely cell
I consider Aihlolh0rns q great remedy
lrne4rai.s sni shsl ucummrui BE- o.
anv oue iraulici 9th o.
Mr. sarah , Cr-.. of Monroe. MI.
saw n Dec %efrensroef
"AfhlrhHns has done sondsrfi cures
~ mrsf'f anl al thase vho have Uaoi
anr ihaii Dc ihrm have ~ ~ mralf
tIr fhs rni.n isath'rr n the pat a.
D. aul ! I'D lkoarfs Tlraon'
"Whrr tfrttrrl N'h'rhoru avs
NJ May D. llar, of Iifmingtn. a..
us n sH fol ufh fhfnmsism in
~ inru hti ihrv vre liily r'en.
arl luf frel affrafic.iofrrin Three
DDS hr.rn Oh lltc an tfoi snl vhen I
"a rsol iaH n.f'r the fain ie1 and he
srr.irr arl H nra t.auraroi snl
have n.frf fHf.Irrl AIaui n year later
~ .ilrr tu.ah'rl uf Of.r leu.e n
Aihi.rhors orrl that col ! have NJ
Ia fhunt'I,n tn.r ! recommended
is .r fl 0rr ir1 rr.l hn sha tired
H.nl u.re r.0fDI
W.a rf 'rH ~ rr.f '-1r
.n H.r'rf n
rutf
60 '" ut pc n D.
rH FL fH
AIHi.rH. D. .Hf.f Nrrlefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Gown Nor kEEr THE OFTicE Just
my DANCED laek :" grosled a passenger
ca a tain down 10 Ohio. Il believe | am
the unluckisst man on earth. any way.
No,hiag goes nigh, With M and | sm
discouraged.
Whats the matter ao~ p
well. you see, ! have been the post
master down Al The Corners for nigh on
twelve years. My hrsi BOY named
UlJsss. Gran, Snydsr, the second Ru'a.
ford h Hsye. Snyder. the third James
Gu6sld Snydsr. and last week we took
my fourth BOY 70 church and had him
ehrstersd Grover Cleveland Shydsr.
paid the editor Of our ooan,ry paper - 10
put in = long article about !, and got a
copy or ~,~o.ma'ksd to send TO Washing
too"
'Ba, where doss the bad luck come
ini
"why. the ben, day after mailed
those papers ! ~, an ofheisl letter hOm
the department. i, was my discharge.
and nov they've got . me.sly Demo
erst."-CAioago AsWs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

ChaflesA Daily ws- arrested last even.
ing fur stealing from The drug store OF
Shi-fmsu. . bottle Of Su pnur Buffers
Before N. Court tai- morbing. Spou tsius
.sksd why h. should steal. h. stated thst
h. mother wss troubled with Rheumsti-m
and that II was N. only medicine that
hslpsd her, sud being oui of money snd
~ofk wss the cause " his stssliug. A.
his ws- his A., a nee he vas pot upon
probation -Nstelrk Noes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

There i. such = thing 90 beiug
.nO,hsr,d in honey. A Kansas editor
recently drew . prize ins lottery. and
the very same day bis wife had twins
both boy,). bis moiher-in-ls~ Was killed
by ligktning While In trsnsi, to pay him
. Wait and = man who had o~ed him o.
for subscription ssa, in tie money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
Arm DfPuTuEEia.

Diphthefls l. a TERRIBLE disease, rsqolr.
lng the greatest modest skiil 10 ,f-,t q
complete cure. Essn whsn IT. pOser l.
broken. 10 cliug- 90 the patient with Eres,
persistsncy. and onsn leaves the system
poisoned and Frustrated. Jast hsrs
Hoods SafsspsrlllA does a VN-t mount
of good, ,rpelliDg Impurities from ths
blood. giving IL richness aud vitality,
while II r,uOsaies and Strengthens the
.w.e.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

49, s1n~.i fsrs W. Al ~ rufsrr nsf.
fffr -. 90 CO. o. 80 tfIrhfa 90 NHlfair nslf
sIfn lFffflr flsrs nsirN ~tIrNanrfa hf ~
sfssrf ffIiff an1 b. rnanrnf clru ~ NrfFuus
o. fIufl IH-s ffkUa If ant hanniHsf sol ~
sI.f.ri uHuHirs Alsn. ff maHF ~ boz d.
uI manhfsaf EnaranfuHf ~ ffsk IL lncurrd
tNusfrsfrf usmuhIff. 9Th full fnhfrusfinn
fs fuas g. uaaHfl fsr hf Addressing NuIfalf
usu Go. Maralau MIru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

"A CO, blew up a house in lllinoi.
the other day. Al le.s, it Is supposed
abe did. She vas left alone In the dwell.
Ing and ~ an explosion soon after &C.
cured the theory sccep',d Is that she
pushed = can Of niirosIyeenne from q
table where IL had e.relessly been put
The cat herself ~ss found hanging In q
tree 500 yards away. nervous bot unin.
jarsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

m -unNoNp.
l. A c-ousouaut situated hear ne mid
t'e o. the alphahet
Z An animal which l. small, tui VII
fght whsn driven % q corner.
81 bird that i welcomed With JOY In
the sprlug. iu the more uorthsfu Siaiss
4 O1c vho works 10 earn BIS iaiiy
hrsat
8 How ihe wogkmsn feel. shcn be
Cos hons a. nighi.
q A nickname fur a nan Who l. named
for a certain great preacher ofyeafs ago
r. A~cousouaut fOuud near he at part
oftke .inhsht RosA u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

o. siuisf ihe p1rrs n ne skin are netf
a closed. Th.u a.. labor - ths tidusy-
sod liver d. decreased n ihsy b. out
u good wnfking order. ins gursts wen
fnfs sud mu.,l. ~ uslug Bsosn'- Ssrss-
psflia Saf. o. Improy. The torpid liver
shich L. thr csus- ~ constipation. hilious.
re.s. &c. Br1sa's N~Irs1p1rlld For sale
~ aH druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Prof Btfuu. ~ NJ Lssrsuce Conuty
u Y in spsstirg n pulmonary disease
.sy- Nnt one Death occurs nov shsfs
~suty firi h-for~ pu-u-'- kNnir Wa
suosn Over hny ysaf. ~ coustati sue
81. piscs. D1sus. EiHif a. The bead -
b. lorg ll.i - cpagh remedies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Cop LttEH Ou- sim hrr %rnusrHffF-.
Hu 90 Airlsf1gs ofioag Pnil'a,is
o. ,s.iy dis,st.d, snd thee TO- ~'il
srus ffmfflf- hsirg combined. ar mof'
Hotsu' in ih,if rmsdisl'f-ct thsn 10 taa
n sspsfsts'y. suf iucfrass T n au'
strength ~lth remarkable rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

We agrrr with = r.csnt writer that 'lts
80 rou.,usr - ssy That esiing pie. ]. un'
healthy r. l. tNing 10 digest them that
nlsss M mischief ~lth ones health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

One-s'shth 10 %llnols. one eleventh
o. ghoie lsisnd. on, fourth % lowa. one
seventh - Georgia form shat one Of
~ Iritrd Sts,rsf
one fnh 81 Agate, ous-ssssuih OF
nsmouf. oressytuih - kmsfslf. one
foufih 81 Onyn. slNth ~ JasQff one
fnh - Topaz form ~hst pfscious stpnsf
nufE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

-ENtONA
G. mposid u % ieitsrs.
Nv Sc @ a. 2. "a l. = great nolse'
Nv "a. -, m, %, - l. a part or ihe
arm
Nv a. %. rs 81. : Il % r,susc
NJ al IS IS. - = large nsh
n, a. s. ta. O, l. hiutiuc a.
Ms2it - ~, 1 lsa vehicle
Nv a. 81 : Il c1ver
NJ - n. m. 81, -. 10 Il 60 overlook 20
pufrosry sFolt
Nyi IL. 81. s., l. q part On uuslc
M NJ. -. W l. an snimA thst L. oncn
much ptttcd
Nv whole i an Old pFoverb.
IUCN AINN~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

The work II rai-iug the money Tor ih"
Grant monument Ia Nv York j. progre--
Ing nnely. Eoough has alfeady nesn 80
cnfsd 10 pay the artists Tor completing
he da.lsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
WrrLY An,r1En nr pMnrNEs

The adoption ~ mos, ~ ne prominent
dslymsu aui farmers - the Uuited STATE
uf tte lmpfoyri Batter Color maize ~
Wells. Richardson & Co Burlington. VI
b.. = proof ~ ihslr wisdom In a business
polri ~ view Nssfly all wintsr batter
. colofed To- order a. make u marketable,
sui thi. color j. The beet, In regard b.
rufiiy. strength, %P,fmaueuce and p,rfsc'
Ia oftint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

A. tr,hsngr stsis- thst bananas squsl
fu ihu.- gru-n ln tte Ssufsirh leland.
srr fsI-fi 81 lgms ArrlnA ramA b,
1--we DO 90 not. 49, ytu uts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Assuiismsu sslf io q miui.tsf "Whsr
So "a fapf,t a. So ID aeon ; sgsiuf
Srfrr. aid the rrVrfrnf gFntfmAn,
soitmriy The deacon L. ln heaven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Aches sni pain. loug borne mske even
.thr youug frsl oli The tfus remedy l.
rsrssrs Touic q purines Ne blood. sets
In ORDER ths liver a1i kiiusys htnishss
n,ln ard BULLS np ne hcslih Besides. u
as. thr rputsiion ~ ioiug what sc claim
~ IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Is ihl. = healthy portion % the Siaiei'
ssksd = trsvsler In floriia
We'll. I should ssy Il Vas. There has
neen nobody hung about here 10 three
mnniha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Vssssr Coilsgr D.. guirg % lnirriuce :
~mtmHItsfy frn fr ths hsnsft ~ ths
tIfl. To ehi,f comm,uf sul ns. AZ.
b. uiiou' R-mnvs yuur gent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

wAsa nsby ~ sisi. 90 p'. her cs,srA
Wien shs 80 cAnA. abe cred &c astoria
wAsa N. beams nss abe dung 70 Ca.,orlA
wA.s Oh. had cAnar.a. Oh. ss.. thsa c.ssor>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

n has been discovered shy . man Foing
i.hlng slssys carries . bottle wiih hin
.iti. In offsf that be- NAV have ne cora
Dob nss 1t fnf hls Inss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Al anxiou. irqalref ask. whsrr
suuld yuu sfsi., me 90 60 90 learn a.
play he planni' Is the WOODS, fesf-io
m, deep, dafk. damp, dank. dangerous
suufs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

The rsason Why Arrics a o. Litimer,
. 80 p,rolsr With The lsdi,r i o.c'u-s =,
ant onl, I. very healing aud soothing but
n. cdur T. not a. al Unrusive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Aisdy visitor ., s~sistcgs ohsnges her
tf.ss four umss . day Her husband !.
.tsylrr Il home. sud ehsrgss bis shiftoncs
q Fortnight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

The tfsusfofmsiiou- ~ nature are won
isful Pat herring In = lin hor with
-om- cotton 500 oii sud it Immediately
furus toto q ssfdIrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
ouR PuzzLR \
lCommanieaticns fot thl. department should
b cot W ~iitor. ". " k,srsAs. Ees, saw
ner. Me-

I=TuhNsFo>iffuN.
Tnnspcse q pot on. OF delay,
As ntd lst loose, ~ plain - Gay.
T~rsnspose . baiidlng farmers ueet.
AM hsvs a certain And of iced.
T~rsuspose a little strip % wool
Yoall have MA, ia oar fcoi tastes good.
T ansyose sgain this word. ny hiend,
havs = eort That means the ed.
FAHuTR JOINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
NJ \. .old.rd- Brotsa flsudshlp,

urs. An A.. stopped f~- bs D. kiiee'- crest
80. l..s.r.- 70 a. ansf So aafr usr
Marvellous eufss ~ sti-s no = tfis n.s's
- lTla. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

-"LOvs's waning cry Don, Jack.
yoa hurt ny vsseinatioa."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

D.umsrk hs. = new lsw which provides
hat . tfuuksn person shsll h. tsksn hone
II tle srpfnss ~ The man rho sold h'm
IIs last glass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
FARM FOR SALE.

sltusiei IN Part. sbsat too miles rorh %
Paris nv. oa Fosf ealing n ~umrer eontau lag
about 800 seres, vel dvtief ln,o tiltsE D sf4r.
are ant ~eod lard. wa . ia's~ qgsnufy Of
lsr<e qusntfy a hsy, ant has . thfiny youns
orchard. fof fathsr psrtca are call %
HANNAH A. HAMMOND. Of the rsrm. OF
JAMS O. WRIGHT. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

ysow TnYssIF, by reading the SCI.
nee 81 Lifs.~ the hest medical W e'e'
oahll.h.d. for young snd mlfdle-sged men'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

V~-CuAHapr
Nv tfst is q l1sils % crowd
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

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Connecticut western news., 1885-04-01

contend rather with our fellows than with our faults, and make battlehelds of our meadows instead of pastures, so long, truly, the flaming sword will turn every way, and the gates of Eden re- main barred close; till we have sheathed the sharper flame of our own passions and broken down the closer gates of our own hearts.
 THE way to argue down a vice is not to tell lies about tito say that it has no attractions, when everybody knows that it has-but rather let it make out its case, just as it certainly will in the moment of temptation, and then meet it with the weapons furnished by the Divine armory.-HoLMEs.
 CHRISTIAN obligation cannot be made to accord with law of expediency. The Christian maxims are: "Do right though the heavens fall;" ''Do right because you are bound to do right" There is a world of difference between "You had better," and "You are bound to."-E. l.. EATEN.
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Connecticut western news., 1885-04-01
Stephens Clam ChoWder.

Carefully wash two quarts of clans after they are taken from the shells, and chop them in quite small pieces; strain the water in which they were washed through a clean fac towel to free it from sand, and save it for use in the chowder; peel and slice one pint of white onions and two quarts of potatoes, laying the potatoes in plenty of cold water to keep them white; peel and slice one quart of tomatoes or use one can; chop fine four ounces of fat salt pork; first fry the pork and onions in the chowder kettle until they begin to brown; then put in the sliced potatoes and two quarts of hot water, and boil for ten minutes; season with level tea-spoonful each of the leaves of parsley, thyme, sweet-ma- joram and celery seed; instead of the celery seed a cupful of finely-chopped celery may be used; next put in the clam juice and tomatoes, together with palatable seasoning of salt and pep per, and boil the chowder for about ten minutes, removing all scum as it rises, last of all, add the chopped clans, and continue the boiling for about five min utes; see that the chowier is palatably seasoned; if it seems too thick put in a little boiling water; serve the choSder with sea biscuit.