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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Prank only came again lr.Caue H. iclt sure
that a ss.cond attempt would m,an success
"I.1,s O. say o. you-io,z. isrked out syl-
vanu. a. Thy enierci his ruoms "fsn.
shave write mo that va arr going 10 give
up coaching Want o. bear al about u hut
wait ull m tea's male Ever ~ u,e make
toaT
"woni.rful thiax tea Ia hs contlnued
Chap tea hslT- Christianity Tremendously.
Great blessing ~ put the alrCady steam
ing kettle fully on che hfv, AMI oTcnci a
canisisr 81. Sylvanls Morlls, found
ou, ths error u mo.icrn ioa-makins. People
make ID A. they ma A. li twcaiy year ago
When Il co-t sfvcn AMI lK pound -spoon.
fnl each heal. one To- thc plt ! 10 on a
sliling sale. accorling b. prev lie alsso-
lutsly shovslcl In tn Tea. and daih~i the
boiling water on H. "Now two miuutc,.
AMI thca pour The arpuia. tn soul u the
tea. T. caught Taste
prank thought that even an aroma must
D. cunning ami subtle n Il managed 10 ~
CAPE ca. busiing. ensrgc,ic parson. The
tea was certainly god
Now" sAii Morile. stntching out his
long leg. tel mc ihs ncws.'
During the pru~~s of Tea making Frank
hal issn rvnecting He saw that h. wanted
ah-more all than Horace AMI Herbert.
who.r ons hlca was a. oono1al hoafrioss
flghi from The nslghhoring go-sip-. oouh
give him. Hs know that Sylvanus va true
a sissl. AMI woui keep The scret Hs
hops.i D. gather from him -lue ussfnl Iartic-
ulars a. a. Reairioes everyday life during
The lat few months. ~ h. told Syiyanus
,hs ncvs tbs whole ness
AMI having told D.. Prank Carruthsrs az
What few. very few in this World have ever
s~rn. that wss the Rev Sylvanus Morils
looking tho piciure = utter mi-.ry ami -.lf-
rrpruach Tbo change Ia The man positively
siArtls.i Carruthors
'Its bsen on my mini ever since all
Mordls. dejecteily.
Whats ben on your mindi Tor mercys
sake sf.ak out n you have any clue o. give.
Il have hen very wrong. ought never
a. have yieiici Bui dd. ouultn't
refuse
"D.d ~hati Pull yourself together ami
tell M shat you mean
Morlis did ~ AMI gave Frank the whole
history q ths sKpeiliion % Blackt0wn.
Prank. who few hours hsforc hal heard
All about the Ravlings claim. irici - relicve
Mor,ilc's mini ami o. a certain extent suc-
cs..is,i However. the curaie siill rviainci
the impression that the visit b the Cat
AMI Compa.scsT VA In -ome way rssponsihls
ior the girrs flight frank hai soms trouble
10 got him to promio 10 withhold h. con.
fs-zion from tho faiherts
lie rr-oivei o. fni this woman HON Bca-
trio. hal ylsts.i. anl io lcarn what occurred
Al the intervies he feit half inclined 20
ve.r rouni O. Horafss original theory, that
neatrios had hed o. insure her pets safety
pcrhaps the man with whom WHITAKER hal
struggled wasa lawyer cmisary bcatrice
might have Taii hor mysterious visit In Onier
to DELAY prooe~lings II 30. her strange at
vas bot an act q folly. and all would come
right In the end.
lie tried very hari % take this view q the
cas-. but h. oouh not NJ. there Sas more.
much morc. In the Ia kgruuni. AMI he felt
that The man a. ha sc'n hsid the key % this
purrls Ne curssi iis own unrcadineo u
rc.ource In having loi him 80 - EASILY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
VALUE or SCRAP BOOKS

In order 10 receive the greatest amount
of benefit possible from our reading q j.
necessary foF us 10 be prepared with
something 20 refresh our memories.
Many a time We have read valuable Afii.
cles that have commended themselves 10
Us. and which We thought would be fully
remembered bat which = pressure Of
duties would soon drive entirely from our
mind. To remedy this evil We puf-
chased a scrap book. and a. fssi as any
such pieces were read they were placed
in n. So that now We have only % turn
10 that 10 had much ,hA, proves valuable.
The fret one was completed in 1879.
Another begun soon after j. being rapid
ly hlled up. Each one of these i de-
voted 20 articles Of agricultural interest,
which are found TO come into daily use.
We ATE more and more impressed with
the folly Of trusting even ,riiling matter.
wholly 10 memory A. one thing too often
drives oai another and 80, very soon. We
lose q greater par, Of our time spent In
reading o. ob.cfyA,ioa 4 pocket note
book. fof daily use. comes nex, IN value
20 the scrap book. II only shor, notes
are taken of matters a. they afc observed.
they may be fully replaced IN ones mind
., any future period by reference TO the
notes taken At the time. Thus becom'
Ing an ereyeloPedia Of Information ,ha,
!. al the more valuable because IL j. OBJ
iained by our o~n observation. Then
there j. the decided advantage of being
better able 10 retain thoughts and IDEAS
ihA, will be gained IN shor, time by
the practise of constantly placing o0r
thoughts upon paper 80. A. first
needed help in agricultural reading, we
recommend the scrap book. And As q
consiAn, companion when away o', even.
while working on our farms, handy
note book with pencil. These will be
found of untold value End will be often
consulted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The writer's 6nal conclusions are iA'
from hopeful for the future Of our far famed
West Ba, a. We hate 10 dwell on the
dark side Of any subjeo, and always strive
10 draw our readers from Il. We will pass
tha, by. l. there no, hopeful lesson
Coz Eastern farmers 10 De learned from the
facts A. here presen,ed' , We think there
is All Of these unpleasant facts. iha,
We have been dwelling upon. should
serve % make our osn homes In old New
EnglAnd. desrer 10 us 10 stir us 10 new
efforts and new activities; 20 make the
mos, of our presen, opportunities and
surroundings, no, ooyeiing something
away bu, believing in ourselves and our
calling old Oxford siill offers induce.
ments Coz homes, enterprise. tha, will
bring iis reward in a competence There
may no, be the grand. flaming oritamme
ihA, has cniiccd - many 20 the West.
But Il the great chances for fortunes are
wanting. - also are the many hafdship'
aud pfivAiions and losses that are indis-
pensable on Western farm. So ,iick
20 the old farm. No matter where We
are placed. We must work out our osn
salvation: and the rainy day ,ha, comes
into al our lives i as likely 70 End Us
prepared for !, a. though We wefe Ia the
unbOundcd West.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
A sHIvAREE.

"Yes, the old custom still hangs on with
u.s." said the passenger from Indians. II
live out in the country, you know, snd
whenever one o. the boys gets msrried he
either goes on tower or makes up his
mind 20 stand q belllng-' shlyaree, some
folks call EN-. The boys git pretty rough
sometimes. goin' up on the roof an knock
ing the bricks OF the chimney down the
fiue, or smashing the windows In, or firing
OF right under the bridal chamber. Asf
said. the demonstrations are pretty rough,
bot after q mans married three OF four
times he don't mind EN- much. I've been
married four times myself, and was belled
every time. Now I'd think the boys was
neglecting me n they failed 10 come around.
These bellings are pretty noisy, bat they
have their uses. after all
"How DO you explain that 7"
"weil, they Kind o. prepare newly
married mans mind for the coming Jars
and discords OF matrimony-let him down
easy. - II were, you know. That was my
'sperIence, anyhow"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Nt-HEREAs Aivsn 7. Uytoa 81 ,.y ,sany' % ,o. s,.
w IornU q Okiold an1 s.sis 49, ~. ~ 80 -,
~ ',,t..ss as..i dlisi ~ hfleenth daI Z. A.s.ss,
A IN 80 "a recorded in the oki9ri hfkls.ll N ~
-. - ~, pars sl7. coaveied - nc. ~
- p PhIhrark the uulcrsi ifneit .ttt.ll -.
- - - ..faf~. afuaIall n said Aloany ena
r.r~ssi "a dfscfibfd - f1llossi Va . -, -
- par of ioi numoefed ssfea. N ~. -. -. -
- III Iots. ecmpusinf sixteen te,es "
.--er Also paft "a "a nunbered tns N ~. ~
l,.-rtf r1rrc u lots. ana bsing ioriy acfes - !.
- r.rf "a sad lot hFInE sama pafcr J. &c.,
= =. N.a,r III ssrah Harnaii, deed daisi N.t'
= f-T7 rrr,r1isf % Okt1rt keElsry ot be.e..
- ~ pAre iol. This mHiEsse e-ies s.sts 80
5000 n ons giren fad fnibroek tet,Is. - -
s.... : 1890 OF thc homCslesf iarm On ehien
..tt lf-ton thcn lived Ana "a ssai mof,s ~. . .
- reed thaf there shcald y esy 80 - ~
1..-..l-a alter cola nencement u tor elosaf. ~
~. ii ~ mstnods protiicd ~ a.. ~
.-,.s - confIilon 81 aid mof,fass "a 49, ~ :.
r.-s.s - thersfore, by rssson "a NE oIe.- !.
- . -. al eis n . forte 'osnle of saii
......,s.,. ~. sAnUEL 4. fhiLhkooA-
psisI August y. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
JoTTINGs.
lnnnirY l.anilrmAn.

NnNNNNN MNNNfNAANs
There Is more starch aud less wat :
In potatoes grown on sandy lands ard
light loans. and this i The reason Why Po-
tG,oes grown on such lands are more neal
" aud valuable. but they speedily exhaust
such lands, unless high farming cones In
A. means 10 keep up the necessary FER
tllity.
"sulpplngs- In rnirle Farmer
A dairy farmer cannot afford 90 over
stock bis pastures, bat he bad better be
obliged % boy little sAlp-stuf OF oil
cake occasionally, than 20 be largely un-
dersiOckei
Maine Farmer
Let us look Al this II has been the
rule OF al my life, and am in my C,ih
year, that a ton OF good hay fed % stock
will make = cord Of manure.
Kentucky Live stock Record
Horses need frequent drinks OF water
during hot days. whether they be ln the
plow. harrow, moving or reaplng ma
chine.
An OAi0 Ffrmsr correspondent re-
moves warts OF all sizes from horses aud
cattle by simply greaslng them with lard.
Farmers Advance.
The whip Is the parent OF stubborn
ness. Il viii be found In the pedigree OF
every balky horse.
our Country Home.
The secret OF much IN success l.. we
take or too much and put back too little.
Ne. Homestead.
MANY a mortgared farm has upOn n
a barn with no manure cellar or shed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
DYSPEPSIA

Cause, n, victims 10 BE- miserable, hopeless
coufused. ana depressed IN mind, Nery ifriia-
be, languld. and drowsy. II u a disease
which does not get well q Itself u requires
careful, persistent attention, and fcinfll ~
throw "a The causes and tone ~ ihe oit's-
tive organs ul they perform Their duties
willingly. Hood's sarsapariila has io'''
lust ne required remedy In hundreds o. cases.
"Ihave taken Hoods sarsapariilA ior dls-
pet.sla. from which have suffered i~o years.
/ tried many other medicines, but none proved
40 satisfactory a. Hoods sarsapaniia'
THOMAS CooK, Brush Electric Light Co.
New YORK CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

or All the different schools 10 the coaniry,
have thousands Die every year Of Bflghts
Disease Of the kidneys, who could be- liv-
log today II they had used sulphur Bltters.
They are uusguall,d In the world Tor All
diseases Of The kiiusys -Nsr H1reH UHion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

"Tng MENTAL.DIsCirfINE BUSINESS. -
II seems 10 me that II | were so we'll
yersed In my own language that could
al ways use the right word In the right
place. and make II express exactly what ]
felt, should feel that one language was
enough for me. But suppose II will be a
great consolation 10 you when you get sick
through Ignorance Of natures simplest
laws 10 tell the doctor In Latin, Greek,
French and Spanish Just how your bones
are aching. You have been discipllnlng
and training your mind. do you sayf My
dear boy. what disciplines the mind better
than the hard knocks II gets In the con-
nlct OF lifef One OF my boys wanted a
gymnasium 10 bring out the muscles OF
his arm. he said. I replied. Certainly,
my boy, you shall have II" and got him
q saw.buck and saw. Well. he had bis
gymnasium. and he got the strong arms
he wanted, and. better still. he had big
pile OF wood 10 show FOR 10. paid him
Cor the wood, and what does the noble III
tie soul do but invest II In . washing ma
chine 10 save the muscles OF bis mother
aud sisters. You see, he knows how hard
II Is 10 make muscle, and now he purposes
10 do all he can 20 save H. Yes; I've
heard this mental discipline business talked
before; hut never could see why the mind
couldn't be quite a. well trained In learn
Ing the practical duties OF iife.-W WesierH
PiOtem1a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
gnEar SEHERs

Arc as Necessary in large cities a. streets
ard courts Great care Il taken 10 keep
them open. Tho pores of your skln, your
kldreys ard bowels are he sficers ~ "a,
b0fy. You can cleanse them thoroughly
and safely with BrorHs NIrsgpqrIlla. All
druggists sell II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Many persons who grow sqaAshes have
only their lAlor Tor their pains." THIS i
the nrsi time We ever heard thOse odor-
Gus trlangular.headed bugs classified a.
labor"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The ladies especially 20 luto ccstaci,s
ever Psrksr's Hair Bal-sm," writes J. II.
Decker. druggist, of Findliy, OHIO, they
say Il i the most elegant dressing ihey
ever used" stops falling hair, restores
color. promotes growth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

HEAKr PnNs ani any functional de-
rangsmeut Of The heart, usually called
Heart Disease. readily yied 30 the use 81
DIR GRAVES'S HEART RE6lLATOk
Al 90 per bottle AZ druggists. Ffes ptm
phlet OFF. T. Ingalls, Cambridge, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
NUMBER 36.

form The ablutlons u an infant Who suffered
from some irrltation u the skin. H0rsce
and Herbert watched him for q while. and
then, no doub. thinking their apparent care
lc.snes hal easel Franks mind. Joinei In
the rubbing and wiping. They t~isici up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

DECORATIONS AND SOUyESfEs -Detach
the notice nom your bottle Of M0rse lei
l0,, D0ct. aud mall per directions on each
bottle, and thus secure an assortment OF
our elegant decorative Advertisements,
Souvenirs. etc. MY. ID. SYRrF Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The world sees when one IL In dead
earnest, and will get out OF his way. It's
Just what have seen on railroads coming
up from Florida have seen those wire
grass cattle get on the track, and the en-
gineer would have 10 slow up and stop.
and even send his fireman 10 drive them
on They knew he wouldn't run over
them. An or can tell II you are In earnest
and 50 can the world.-Rer. Sam yoaes's
Sersaoas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

DO you believe 10 womans sufrsgef
"Do n Well. I guess 90. don't keer
how much they suffer. Young man, | am
rrarrfat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Strange tha, 10 should be 80, bui u Is
nevertheless true that when man goes
home all broke up there Is no peace Tor bis
family
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Daring such weather ~ this, a man i
almost persuaded 10 become an ofilceseek'
er. Just for the purpose Of being LEI 10 oui
Of the cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Nosh would have come Independently
rich had De been mllkman. In NOahs
time water was higher than i has ever
hfeu sluce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Livery stable keeper. should alsays ke'p
Arulca 4 on Llnlment In the stAil', npfh
ing like 10 Tor hOrses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

FfTs. All It, stopped free by Dr kiins's Great
Nerve nestorcr. so nfs after nrst days Ne.
Marvellous cures. Treatise Hud a. trial bottle
fr.e to ~ casss. send fo ur. Mine, iil Afch
-, fhlla. IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The most stubborn ani distressing cists
OF dyspepsla yield 90 the regulating and
tonlng irfasncss 81 llood'- Safsapafilla.
Try 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

A bar In the river ard a bar on shore
have the same name, n,ctusc water u
scarce in both places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
Sick Headache

sFor TIE past two years have been
anieted with severe headaches and dyspeP
ala. vas Induced 10 try Hoods safsApA-
rlua. and have found great reiiet icheer-
fully recommend u % an" MAS. r. "
ASxADLE. New Haven, Com.
Mrs. Mary G. smith, cambFidseport. Mass
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and siek head.
ache. she took Hoods sarsaparilla and
found n he best remedy she ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Know TmYsuT, BY reading ths "Scl.
tncc % LIE" The best medical wofk ever
published. for young and middle-aged mcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Thousands walk the earth today wbO
would be sleeping In - bosom but iur the
timely usc Of DDsn'- EIlNir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Amoraliy conducted family shculd have
an "oprght" piano.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The elephant Q, avery bad.oehavci ani-
mai. lie turns up bis nose a. everything
that Is given him to ctt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Fora q mild cathart.c AM enlclcai tDlic.
use Henry Baxtsr's Mandrake Biiiefs ~.
cry bottle NARRATED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED nv h. wAlkER NoKKxS.

Nofrcspordrncr on practi ical aEriculi top
lra L. sullrlfali. AA.lrcss All Commun icAfl Ions
intended fur this department - Mr. Mckcsu
~ fsTcburg. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Seems A. n the most hkrly place f'f q
fisherman % gst bite would Dc a. ihr
mouth 10 the river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Toe difference between The humtn race
and a horse race i- disappearing. You
can't b,t on either nowadays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

How sleep the bravef" asks a poet.
This depends largely ou the uumoer OF
cats 10 the usighborh0Oi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Arhica a on Linlment l. equally copt
for man and beast - sni SOC buftir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
,hem.slve. the large per cent. Of land

owned by foreigners;
The total national domain, including
States. Territories. reservations, and Alas
IA, Il 2,29i $40, $50 acres. This l. belng
reduced with unnatural rapldlty. Alaska
so. 600 900 acres, and the reservations OF
10000. 900 scrcs deducted, leave but about
/. coo, O0O. O0O acres. Now, though We talk 81
the enormous estates" OF American cltl'
zeus, there are less than ten million acre =
held In large estates. Here Il list OF
some Of Oar largest holdings In acres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

The nonlh belalInI hA, arhve.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

oxFlgn. sst-At Cosft oi frseet. frssen..,s, a. -
r.-fI a.fhln ani l1fthe 1oafN ~ NA''ffN ~
..-r.l.-l rr.-.l.r ~ Aax.. A. ID. i.rl.
~. ~. -.i',.o1 Ill sARAu .. ktENl, OF tai-
- n ssii county, rray ing tnAt Jlha Y t.,,l.
y. .'..ls- - nru,.ntei Ain|nlsiraior o. ettl.
=. = - ~. 100 of NflIsn II. :. Amtst lAte 81
u.rffrrt m sa.i ceuntf, tsceste u .... -.
Orfrrg.I rhat the ssit f.iition.I ~, - ~
49, i all persons iniere.ied ~ M
..-i-r =, - 80 isheithrcs seskssac. -se,te
II III a. Oxfori ngmorrat nessfalel 80. :,
u lssrI. = al luuty, hat tAeI n.l Al -.
\ rrotsfs coart % D. hclt a. fafisi ea - a.,
r.~..I.v al ~ert uekt AZ o.cloet IN ~ 80 -.
s'.,- 90 80. saass II sny thsy have ~ny "'
So, eFO A. wILsoN, iltge
.....,,.,. =. kttsst ! "A e. DAVIS. keEistff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
-. - .,l..i -. Nv. Ess-''s'.

nrFufn ss,-At . Ceart Of ftoeeie, ...i = :,
r.r.r adm ari Or he No.ntl ei 'NeiN
.rr. tf1r.i rnesiay of 40. A. -.
ruIIN a MORTON euafd..n -
t...- -rI-..r rniII srf rsIf OF hartua A ?.
~ ol U1um 1ltlu. = y. hAt. = y, ~ -.
o~.i-re.l. rhsi the si.d earil.a si.e ,.. no
- d sl persoas inisrssied ~ s.-'.-s ~
.l-.r. IL az Oxllrt Democrat pfinisd ..
r.rIs Sat thsY msT arprAf a. ffo..,, ~,
~ IL "a al rar.s. IN saii NosniI - ~ 49,
- .Srs rsass n an they have, shf ne sa"
th,-'i --' eEO.A. WILSON. JsdTe-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

oxFoEn. ss.-At . co1li O. iie'ss 49, ~ a
r... wItt.n al ilr t1c 4 flpi ~ NAi'''
- frgsftr of AuT., A. II l-,a.
arEAN0 MAKsIO>. Atnni.ifs,,o. 49,. 30, r. 80 is
-. -1f Tl,rrsri %. Mkfston, ltif ci hhN J.
ssIf O1rufr. touetstd. hat.. ll....'-t - n.
.rnnf II ada nIfrAila- ti t't
t'.-..,-rerr Inat ths sad Ainlnisifaiof tlse
- =. fo 81 Egrsons iniffeslei, ~ ~ e--.- = ~.
49,. ..--s.s II - run Is1ei tnree setls -
=. l.. 49, OF luri ucmucrat. .Ilrln III ~ -. =
-, ~, ~ rrlcar a. C1urt of -. tel. ~ :.
r-fl IL ruIs attin aud 90 =. ,e-s p -
~. fnIrI T1rsfar % -CIl ucNti A. . = Z. I. -.
- IN s6ls calaf. o. auT toeI hefet 80
'-t GFO. A. WILSON, Judge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
VOLUME LII.

fiik fioserIber tsfsty givss pass.s Noiics
thsi ~ hAs tcea t1lY appointed ty Ne uoa. lalrs
sumei ~ tfufi oi AdminIsfrator III IN esfais ID
-ttfuhN n ehiFfifu. late % DlsdeIl.
~ - AtNntYt ieccasef. ~ giving tuui ~ thr
~ ifNftt ~ thfreIoIe rNllestf an Ifrsuaa IN
ieniei o. ~ estate of saIi tncras ~ d make
anHisiisis rafnent al thcss No havr az ~
nar.n fngrrnl o. Nrn.fn lra sarlrt q
AuE lt. ttN hfunAlu g. HHYNOf.ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

nrFuHn .ss.-At Jolrt of ffotaif neli ~
r.r.- ufftIn and tor ite CQuail % VtitIA
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

tuh sansCrfhgr hcretF gives ranIic notics thsf
80 ~ ben ta'r arrolnfct ~ ne uou. Iudrc of
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lnitttld ID ~ estate "a sali irleassi o. maEs
uaul1iatf EtTmrut an1 rnsg Who have luV dr.
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49, IL isst CLARA ". DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

riit suns.r.t.sr tsrsbf slrss paouc uoilco nat
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n fIotalF fHr o. C..a1tF oI "a ftfI art aaanald
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nar.Is IrFfrna ID rklltli thr ssne a.
AZ ls i.,t. ONkls ANDREWS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08

Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold nv all druggists o. sis for o. Made
only ~ Q. l. HOOD q CO, Lowell Mass
100 posos Ono Dollar.