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The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

Apple Preserves.-Mak nice syrup of
sugar and water, aud put in it small piece
OF ginger-Ioot Have soma good apples
peeled and cored-Pippns are the best to
use When the syrup has scalded up three
or four times, drop in the apples and let
them remain until they become tlanspar.
ent.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

some genius proposes to n'r due ImIeI
shirts. THIS might d" TO- Iapau, Lir wn i'd
prove "hlg thing for tie doctors H.
cause rheumatism, etc, II Il l"eanp III :
queni' II, however, rcnl,l w.uLd ,e,I.
salvation OIL Convenient, papel shirts NIGH,
still he success. It costs orly 25 g nts.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31
ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES,

H'ekorynut Cake One half cup of but
'er, Two cups OF sugar. and four eggs, bea-
ten separately; three cups of -four, oue.hali
cup OF sweet milk, two cups of hckorynut
meat minced, one teaspoonful extract of va.
nilla.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

House wives, shop girls and sales women
all suffer more OF less from Weak Back and
Sdeache. Apply a Hop Porous Plaster and
get instant relief A famous strengthener.
2]c. druggists.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

No man knows what a ministeing angel
AIS WIFE is until he Comes home one day,
suffering with dreadful cold and she hap
lens to have bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

For several years was troubled with
Catarrh. have tried many remedies. Ely's
Cream Balm bas proved the article desired.
believe it is the only cure.-L. B. Coburp.
Hardware Merchant, Towauda, Pa. Sc.
adv't. n
i had suffered from Catarrh
year; the pain would be SO sew sss
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

81 like the mid spriug air. said Deacon
Gilpin, as he sat down on Squire McGIlrs
porch flor tue other morning for friendly
chat.
lie added, POLITICALLY
"tlow fresh it makes everything seem!
DO you know any thing iresher than the
gentle spring zephyrP''
"No, don't know as does," replied the
Squire, unless it is that ere paint you're sit
ting in' 'Taint been on the floor over two
hours"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

Il say, Bobby" whispered Fethel ly, "did
your sister say anything about me after |
left last nignt?"
"Yes she said something to ma, but It was
in French
"In French? And what did your ma
say?"
She didn't say anything. She jest hist
ed her shoulders and laughed"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

lost sense of smell. Ely's Cream balm has
worked mracle.-C. S. Halleos, Bing-
hamtOn, n. Y.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

tNHNlMUwanted for The Lives Of all the Presi
itIIllI Ndents of the U. s. The largest, hand.
.hUAALil L bsOmest best book ever SOLD for less
nan twice our price. The fastest selling book in
AmeIlea anne Immense profits to agents. All intelli.
eessful agent. Terms free, HALLETT BOOK Co.
Portland, Maine. '
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

Take your shrts, collars and cuffs to the
City Laundry Sixth and Shipley Streets.
Our Trade mark satisfaction guaranteed
and goods delivered promptly.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31
SHIRTSl SHIRTSI

ltyou are in want of a perfect fitting
white shirt, 307 Market street is the place TO
get them. All our shirts are our own make.
Shirts made TO order, and fit guaranteed.
W. II. Sincock, 3O7 Market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31
IMPORTANT.

10 our Hstrons and the public
in general.} We can give you
SPECIAL BARGAINs in Fall and
Winter goods at this season of the
year. COME early and secure
a bargain. We will give you an
opportunity to get a winter suit
made to order at price lower
than you can find elsewhere for
same gradeof goods and quality
of work.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-10-31

"Father," he began, after taking the old
man out back of the barn, ''your years are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
Ecroricd tor ne nemccrat
OXFORD DISTRICT LODGE, l. O.
OF q. l.

Ecroricd ior ne Dsmocrat
OXFORD DISTRICT LODGE, l. O.
OF CT
Oxfofi District Lodge Of Good lem
plar.. hell it, annual meeting on We'd
nesday. FEB. 4. with Crystal Wave
Iodsc. a, Elst Blck6cll. ". II. Fast
man. Dist Templlr. presiding On &C
CONT Of the bad state % the rOads. The
Attendance was L.. than usual, bat a
god interest vas manifested. and The
reports iom the lodges were enooufag-
ing.
TIE FORENOON session was devoted %
roat'ns tusinss.. Including reports Of o.
f,err ara OF loigss. elsctioa q cih,eFs'
rccummcudatioa q Dist. nePuiy, etc.
The ba,lo,ing Coz officers resulted IN
,hc choice OF The following board
ID a. u,rscy. u. 7.
= Robinson. ID. 4.
Mr.. % A. Hsrscy ID. Y. T
As Austiu. ID. ;.
Moses Ancy. ID. 7.
nv. .. r. Cochranc. u. Caspian.
The Installing oihcer not being present,
the installation Nil occur a. The June
.-.s.oa. che GA ohcefs Continuing 10 act
antl hat tine.
Ar Chase. Of Nof~ay, vas recon-
mr.lel 20 thc q. ". e.. L, ior Dot.
nrruty Wm. r. Scwall. Of Sumner.
Ger, "A y. Bolster. 81 S5u.h Pans. and
.O n. Hcfssy. a Ruckfeld. were chosen
a. delegates 90 the Grand Lodge. and
~. N Eastman. A. r Chsse and haf-
u r.q-r. a,t1rnatcs.
To afefrool session wAs mostly de-
voted ,o remarks Ca the good Of The
order. In which quite a numbeF Pai'iei'
pi'ct
A ,uts % thanks 90 Crystal Wave
Ioig, nf their hospitality ~as passed.
lt uas a,s1 voted that a report q The
ur,,irs. Including the resolutions IN iall
al a. abstract ~ de nisiiici IemP.AF :
epot Dr. Nrwarlcl ,o ,he oNToEn Du.
osa,r for Publication.
F.aeiag src the resolutions pf,senied'
wt.rh wrrt unanimously adopted
Er.I Taat the ordef 90 Good Ten
n.ar- hl. hstn an sf.c.sut organization pen
Co. great temperance causf. ani shoali Pc
hrar,Iv snrportci hy al nat desire io
.arD 90 o. principles ofproai '.t'n 20
uar a.I
E.r-.r Tat ere success ttai hts a.
ttr.Irf ZOO tr1fts hitherto. sholli cnc'lf-
AZ. arf stimulate us o. .anof on untl ihe
n...r .t cts rr which olr orirr Va
s....V .rsrt.trf shall nave hctn flIy
rts.E.I
r..f rll, wc recognize che uoa.r
.r.rts 90 tfr latc urO = n osg'of. il
.nau-u-arrr Art ctfv.ug forward iae
.-rrat tfurrrarrr reform movement in oaf
sac. AZ worthy of cmu.atou. All i1ai 80
i,tl'y rl-rtt Sat Dis Timely All ta.c.fii
ar.rs ave been 9 rm nsici ia ieaih.
rs Tat whereas BIO. II. a. Men
.or las uf 'atc hccn the .ustfumcri oi
0rr....re .llnr sellers. r,gsfilcs. oi "a
t.r .r staining lr lic in tac cliy oi fufi-
arI T.frrfrr 49, Do hcrrny hnirf
.ttarEs fo tIn flr hIs energetic spfk l1
.tar cas-. of Co.'S ali tsmanliy.
Er llat ODE Inirfrst mtniirsicl
sa.r tlc passage 90 thr ffuait.i'fY
Ar.rfntrt % or lf,.ong sofkrrs in
trr t.mrrraurc Cngsr.i.kr Nra. Dow ani
Of..rs. to sfcarc tac pssagc oi sach as
as ..a. .f.i sr,arr sItancemoni ln oaf
-r.at a.rk f1l aluaufy. cuti.rs iAem i'
.ur k.li.csi regards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

NORWAY wATER WORKS Among some
OF the bills before the Legislature i one -
supply The people % Norway village cor
pOrAtiOn and vicinity with pure water TO
b. known a. the Norway Water Company.
Capital stock 60. 700 and no, 10 exceed
60. uoO divided into shares OF 80 each.
They are % take water frOm Tennessee
wAssee Pond. Little Pcnnesseewassee
Pond, OF either Of them, aud al streams
Tributary thereto. or running therefrOm In
town Of Norway 20 erect aud maintain
reservoirs and dams. and lay down and
maintain pipes aud aqaeducts necessary,
etc. Said corporations 20 be liable for all
damages that shall be sustained by any
person oy the taking oflsnd or other prop.
eriy, or BY f0wage, OF BY excsvating
through any land FOR The purpose oflsying
down pipes, etc. The corporation Il 40.
thOrlEod 20 issue bonds Tor the c0nstruc-
ton Of its work. upon such rates and times
a. IL mar deem expedlent, not exceeding
ssO. 900 and secure the same by mortgage
OF the franchise aud property OF said com
pany. should the works OF this corpora
ton not have been put Into actual operation
within f0ar years from date Of approval OF
the Get the rights and privileges shall be
null and void.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
Across the Back"

s,it Ms. Attss liarhsch, Webster 81, hsns~'
Nc. aIhaAbosn io'd By rnstteai msn nat ny
Ksl,,y p.,.ss wa inclrahe I have fegained
ed healih BY uslns BsowSs sAssArhsiiLN
1 coa,aisf Il wondTiui fer i0ning ~ an'i avg
o,as.as DE system. II q great 'alss N H-.nJ
a ,hs,. uoutiss peculiar 10 our sss.
Glib Tss,cndsn - lsss on NJ v,i..n 49, -
49,, a.. Elves ths i1ii1slnr tsttincnL a
,l. ,iftur. A nHos~'s ssHsAfAHitL. 30
~ ra,t ten ycar, have len ifoutle'i Win .
-. 80, ia ne eh~si exicntny - NJ I've AL
k.l,sys 1 uas - uafiici ias ahos nat es-.f
- s..st . f.H fsy. ! o.niaiei,ccl 70 49,
Ba0Ws's skEskFAaittA. AL ~ l..n, ~ ny
ehr,t. h.ps. Liver. and litnsfs is,i Ass ~.
nan. AL a. 80 - - ri az 49, =
,hs1 sl.ay, b. pisas,l 70 tcl Pe1p.e 4 No
possr a BE0Na's SAMANTHA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Dep SEATED In snail q bask, 'ons'i'ns' On one
.nA .ouss.mss On both ADS, extending do~n'
~ar.h ,osaris insiis q ,high, ,1aniy and h'gh'
eaiarel urine. With Consupation, wsre ne sYmp.
-. - Ktlrsv Disease that arliciei me- stii
H.. n. M Thomas. Treasurer fenonsco' -,
n.,ruf. Sc. have hcrn cured ~ hseNr
skrsarAEitLA aai heartily fccommenl u 70 ny
iffrlk
4. N. nunton. u liampicn, vit foreman q
a. st-aart Nine While setting a pump ne
st.irsi himself. causing serious kitney Us
esse. fl1a oiisn This happufi ,aalen
wrru,h. an over ss0tion, or violent ilf ul.nss
Ki.ry Disease NJ nunton souli have .ffsie
sssrnx acfoss ne st.lamrn, his Tod ~.ei1 -
Cus s0uf on h's stomach, s,tea 10 -,
-. AN. h.lf and lips Ne tfict many rem.
,liss ssu az assistance In vsfilas disctons, 40
4, is,t hsashi BkONSs sAHtArAtitiAi AA4 y
~ u,s q to bottle, sas entaeiI ssfs-
II va have q sharp pan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

an advertisement In Il. columns ,ha, no.
where in our midst exists or can eAn' a
place where intoxicating beverages are
ga under sanction of law. May Ne not
hope that we. OF some Of us. of--ii that
nav no, be-some Of those Who cone
.fter ~ anl labor in the same great
cause that calls us here today, BY reason
Of our influence which will pcfchance
live when we are long fofgo,ten-may ne
no, hope. I ay, that We or they may YET
SEE the time when this will be true noi
oaly q Maine. bu, Of our whole ooua'fy
AMI Il al countries aud when even ihe
sscie. places q sale will all be closed ;
10 this sni. with courage undated
and With oar trust in the God o. the
Right. "a u. ever labor on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
BUCKFIELD
VAuors Norxs IRON Az OCCASIONAL
CORRESPONDENT.

Henry T.. Prince. son OF llon. {. II
Prince. q. home from Colby lnlNcrsliy,
Wherc bel IT, member 81 The FRESHMAN
Ciass
NJ thas n Atwood. msmhar ~ abe
Hannah a Lay. Mtrcautiic Go % iravgf-0
CITY. Mica Uss I'm toWu ltst wc,k. NJ
Atwood D. d ,on 90 RIPARIAN A,so'i. eco ,
of ihls place.
Freight trains on The k1mfufi taNt
Buckdeli Railroad. have been considerably
DELAYED this week. on account Ofthc block.
iug storms. Passenger uairs have gore
through every day ~ the aid of tN1 ipco-
motives aus a snow p'0a
GA accolrf ofthc posipoucmrui ari nil
travelling. only shoui thirty ntc couples
wcrr present afthf Oi fo.ts' party, al
Blckfeii House utl. on Wcirc'tiY eve.
Ming. The tth .ust
A native of uurkftii. spcaking uf a. ~
low citizen said a Cknt taiak mach ni
mat man li.s go to1 macs kinis 90 o.
ugIon. o. 1.iongs to thc Ca.y.aisi Bop.
tit. tho Frec-viu Rapt.sts. The Nttho iisis
ani tha tparrffaf co being sskrt
What Del mraut Pa thc after k.nt, tr rfpl.
ed why tlc Hsrrrras ihis k.nl ihai
wear lnns wllte rnnt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

w.,h A tfsl. hngui feeling. h>af ng-iosn pas
&e.,ou may 10 safs.r says Mrs. Chai. nrieksii,
ofHamao. Ne. iai 500 hs, kiinry ni'ea''.
I have ben cafoi q a severe ca's By Bows
sAassrtaiftA. after hii emp. iri many Dc
iars viihout b-a-fl Have bcen saranri 20 ~
hous In time, rait, lui an NV IN sod hsa.'h.
fhars u,.l shat it insun a. nnoNN's sAs-
t,rAsutA IN ny prisilsf, rrrso1h.ng g il' y"
,tl,r Il ne Biol. iof sclsnfti pocaAa % -
u..'s,. ana srrcl.a.iY g. Kilney AL Live uo''
Hrs. 1 have aisars met uIih talrrtt shfnffrf
Ihiar rsl.i It urlnr familiar uli1 tlc cmFo-
tf.on 4 nsuess savanna ] pfqnqanee
Htatea hsgQl Coaih.nsi.sn a paff mcia..ne,'
i.anroL lave o. iaa.t, i1 lecome i..lo.s a.
no,i. kalrrr. al hfrf l1ffcglft. J. W. I'D
uEIIs. n. n. sisiton, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

IIsamatirr ofrogr,i thti iu iutruiuc-
lug llpors Sfsspsril.a, ifs n-opri' tors a'e
Obliged - ofsfcOmf a crftfin dlsifnsi hl
SOME rrrn'r who have, unfortunately,
bought wnrfh..ss rompon1i- mINni ~
psrsons ifrufsrt nf pharmacy Nr.sf.
.C I uori a CO arr reliable PHARMACISTS.
of long experience. arf thrY makc rn
claim. or lioors Sr.sparna which csn.
not f.s suh.fauiiafti BY the strongest
proof Anf We say CD thnsr uhu tck
coafirrrr. rrs1 trc sus1iiciilt trsfImori-
a'. in favor rf iionfs Sfrstnsf'Ia. arf
thrn prov. lfs merits hy acilsi ptrsnrs|
TT We afe cnrfisrt sou VIII u0t hf
disappointed. boz VII Cot medicine NJ
rrcst value. which csG Poi ingirif'T relied
nqln i0l nIsrs sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

he Klia,l, i-qani, ihs iuFufs matter % =
tar-sn rl tr &C. trn- o. fem any 'ia'e ihsy
5ir1tf.u.t rssIi'rn % 0r.s hct a,ti c'ogsai,
e. entire rl.t-.fT n trlsu oui q ofisf'
al Es,is.s-i n..rY rrgn iriamfhi.t So
Haf-f.. 81 irff u Nsass.i. Pes e.'fn
Ei.f 90 f.at naua.r csarfsil'-, al
l.rrtr.s oihrr Ih aft a's1ra rrrsrnt We
--1rarfrr core &C. a.i f.rrls a hr'nrI ri iifef
Na-lr ahra uFNNsa efHHkr taittA b. t.fn
.n Ono 40 l-rf.trF tl tfrlil.nt hcuifn.lsf
ADD tass uauast rtHtkFtHlttt.
.I atfarrs I paI.hllc'l CO., loitri a hsoss
tfn.trtrfttt. r|sIrg anr - ~ ~is al tie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
ORTrfrARY

Mss Mary A. FROST. daughter % Scm-
ner FROST. died a. south Woodstock, FEB.
"a. aged Is years. She came from their
former hone In GrOvet0n. \. a., lAst AL,
snd af,sr a few weeks began 10 fail In her
health b. paralysis Of The nerves which a.
fectsd her brain. All she vas much Of ne
time insane and suffered very much. she
died very Suddenly a. TIE iasL prooahly Of
paralysis Of TIE heart. She became inter-
ested In meetings last fall. and In letters %
friends svinced her interest In the subject
Of religion. The loved ones feel sal Al
her early depsrtare. She ~ss q lovely
rlri-oesntlfal In teath-bat ne trust her
resurrsction win b gl0ri0as.
Wssf PIrls. Pc. =. a. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

IfI mINa IIiNs ID NMNfNHt AhN NI 81
To- symptoms are moisture, lto lrfeIifa
Goo Intense lfrNinr frrrftsf.i hT slrafrIIHf d.
very IiafrrasIrr. rarfI0uIafIF m nights seems
~ f rln.aufrla srrU CIaalIng in ani alfaii
ffr rUrfum fnr private rarn arn tnnril'ura
Affected lf aInsfi tn rHnfirun frrN s.rIHIa
rrsrrfs nav fHIns "sW AlNtr uiNTMt NJ
l. a pleasant. sure cure. A.sn, f0f letter, lirl,
saIfl.Irln. -caIi Heal. lnailsIas. iafolrs'
lIr1. Uiufllas I'll s0alf. rrasiF rkIn UIs' a.s.s
"a. hF mall. s. ffa.t I fUf 49, Address. NE
,NANNE a snN, fhEa, IA. -oii hI Drug
iurn. KiuSrt oE -ruuacu rE0rntE
symptoms lUTrfr NIn.l CHI.ilfn NIHflt,
IrrsIar appetite sssIf f-F frnInF, usIHs iu sIie
Hark anI hrart Ffilns urine, burning uhrn
urInaflnr. clay .rllUrrl stunls, nti nrrafh, un
fnaIrr Or SOFA, ChLIs, lovers, iuliAlNlil,
sfIfIsh turFur. HfF cUIsh. frff frtf, uifl
fl.I rain In i.lfk part. I.sa nf memory fnfrf
s.rhL Iur fhrsa trHa..f 80 A Nt- PILL
az a euro Curr. Boa. .a lI.s., OBJ NAL. L
c.. fuf 80 AHfrrss. ufi rNAlNl a
.nN. rhUala.. "a. -o.1hy ururgists.
tnr4us. tofus. GkrtHHu. NussrNrfiuS.
Az tnrt..f. urrasf AMI Lang Affections Curea
rr frr ui established '-rN AlNiH WILD
.I1EEkl Ihr trsf iuso gives ffll0f anil
Curv speedily fliioss o. CO., or n ai Drug.
r.sts.
f.oSunN nAfE nrsruuru-nnrAr lNNtfsu
Toilet ArficIr. nrsfursa rruatn. Ufluf. gloss
srl sunnrss. Removes uanirur ArlftoSra ~.
Ir ftmIIIrs Of Dreaf nrtai1 rninrtr IN -
CANT trrssinE lraranty performed 10 "a
FUrItr ~ fisllun. AZ ururgIsfs Or n iii, nf
q CO.. in 4 =. moueE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Nfr ST.
Your Hiram correspondent. Ia the last
issge Of your paper. said there wefe only
two Of the delegates 20 the Wing Con.
ven,ion, in 1888, a. mentioned by W.
n Smith living Mabry Of Hiram and
Benjamin Webber Of Sweden. | think,
II be bad given the list Of delegates a H.
de more careful s,ady. he would hAv,
discovered the name Of William Bean Of
Denmark. who is bale and hearty a, the
age Of 70 years and 3 mon,h'. Mr.
Thomas NAbry died on Tuesday last, and
Was buried yesterday. ORB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
"That Constant Pain,

ia, b>sn upoa me foryear~ " vas eOssn'-
A. re,,, ave, sssssion, &c, ~hiis ioiio.'ng 70,
80, > "a Me-. CAas Pai'ason, Ensinssf, h-n
=, u.eh,as Co, bangor. Ne u GO no al anu .a
= -. a. use Bsowx's sAssATAsittA. ~
,rooiie, caused By Kiinsy Disease hass 's'' -
,,d M present god hsai,h . das 10 NC ''s -
~, w,u,n having a Ksinsy rfoaos, seeom
,....sl wI,h tha.s dep pains auo,, me s-es'
t-...., A,.u pains. dizziness, fsstls.s ss.h
- -. s.p~rs oou,foft IN his lie am, ~
- h removed Ths ass - D'se-ss q ".
kIinsgs. aai can oniy D. fsaehei ufossn ~.
orrans. Ma W. y. Horics, = 1leau.'n 80 80
=, ssi.r,.i. snd sought sarous ehannes - neip
49,. III nsnw~Is SAaskrAaflLA she uis,
Il b-s,n 10 raliy a. oncs and today eniol, 81
h.,it Bsows's SkEsaFsaitLA y pselA>sp
.tsp,si 80 kiinsf Disease
-. IL those d4filng pans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Mas. WARREN WARD has nearly COM
plsiei improvements 90 the beautiful rcsi-
dsnce on Acltcuy Slrfei pnrchisri last
year Of n y Bfigss. The rc.li,nce as
uot only betu rsmoisllIi, iut grsatly en-
larged. and Ia n rep cts moiei 70 M
vsulcncc. Thc house = warn q hf1agh-
oui hy steam al D. lighted wlth csc. IN &c
In gas atusIatnr. isCsfti ~ thH prem
iscs Tee liurdy sfrang meais aud The
kltclsn r1lYflllul.s lfc qllta lis-l The
cellar IL A. ness ari well arran-si ~ he
ret of thc estahiishn ~ Auolqlu fcf.
ture NJ TIE pafior BE- r. mlssivs mirror, 50
In a movable ffsmc. ani occupying ihe
entire space bttwsen the wlndsws n The
eastern front TOT. mirror slip- lni' re-
cess in t1e wail.. aui disclose a lfsnch
win low swinging nn 20 The sciar "a pf The
frs' flor. an making a summnf fal iasn
tntrtrct W. have never b. fore srrn ihis
device employed. hgt b. isascfy "a cilre
oue. glglog variety i1 CO. apartment The
vrsilhre door IL of fI'r. ani Che Window
are e.aaeI elth psiated ani isavelrt gis-.,
In novel AMI effective designs Mfs Ward
will uut remove iuio this charmiug house
aniu urxt spflng she lutsuis q keep
,Ilertsfa's" lu essentially the same con
dillon o. heretofore. Nf NiCkCry H. ~
perlntsnfcnt of ttc farm. which will con.
iIuus O. a.. m1ici stock farm. carried
flrNarf nrfof thn systems adopted nf ihr
founler of " ilerfsials." Mr. Wafi vii
make a.. ud " N risia'e bon stead hfr
summer residence ~ heretofore -Lr'-is'
f1a ilHrrn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
Kidney Disease.

o,h.r q hr mofhsr. sea lsnsfs ~sfs deFirsd
tron ne We 4 q. ma, -.sh ias iogf 'sii'.onA
h.it',. Tisa,s Gnl sneiossi q, y0af pfiss i'f
h.H dozen ps1nouncs q % - -ontehi
-, a.. ronf Hood. inlirrtii1n. snd kitney
cr~rl,.stt W. N. WAKKEN, Nanagef Han
co. Noni co7
Il an srli 80 AL ti.ai has ben sad N iasof a
rnnasfs saaaarkHftA Have used y al
t~srt.i, rrrnsna.-nd f a. nieiicias p~euiifr
,.trt,i a. sIs.nr t1as AMI vgaf o. ne sY,ie'n,
,'.a. ahiag a. digestive ofrant, AL f.n,''lns
I'M 100 sdt.nr fon ItorIirf q ne kainefA
NJ. <. IA. HATHAWAY. walisf a., bAnsS'
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TO LET.

sOUTH fAkls. M, JanaAFy q. fF3.
NJ fafm, 10 0De VI lnore years. good hsy And
rsin. said lara Il fosr miles from sou1 Psrs
Village. euts thirty toos hay, ustsr IN hosse,
large orchard, pleaty OF pasture good casnce 10
plsnt ssest corn All eueumbcrs Tor faefory.
sfo.k on nrm, hny sheep, three covs, one POKE
oxen. nse head yoans stock, some horse. hogs.
ness. etc. Fsra vel fsnc ~. unfer . good stzfs
Of ealuvati.n, comfortable boiidinxs. good wood,
etc. Plenty Of vork Tor too men. None bot .
GOOD ~ msr need apply. References reQuired
ssd sivss. Possession Fisen me nra OF April.
Fafrilrs tools IN good repair.
a. X. JACKSON. 10 Paris. Ne.
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BKnCIoS ACAnUdY has $50 students
., present. Sad VII Number $50 By The
middle Of the term. 10 q this number
are from cut side The town o. Brdg,on.
The largest number Of boarding students
ever brOugh, together BY any Institution
IN Ibis part of the country.
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b. reason II an oversight In this ofhce,
the "HomemAksrs' Department va
omitted from is accustomed place on the
fourth page. in this weeks issue, and
other matter substituted therefor.
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IT. seems a. m wv. NN 30. A'...
e-t,.ed "Ttc Friedman Case .l fIai-
~" in che ja.lafy tn'r m-si OBJ
much SD a che South lie stoss In
calm Argument. bow absurd ilc s.-'l-
srner's po.i,.oa b. To- Illustrate II o.
co,orsi woman. hovc,tr i.rtv and il
cad. eaters frs' clas. car. AL i,e scf-
waite fawhl,c woman. slc may f.lc in
che car 18th ter mistress. u wcl
dressed. clcaniy. ltiy-ake colored vomaa
enters che samc car. as hcfovn m.'tress.
she l. erected. AID forced ,o scrk accom-
modat.31s 10 tlc scco1l class clf va..a
d. The suoking car 10 b. r., che co..f
cr pcrsoaai c-ud.,en oft che rssrocs w,.ch
j. directed o.. tli .oc.al equality wl.et
j. ler.sd them Tie whites cannot bar
o. sce negroes use from a coatl'ol OF
scfU,uls. TIE Whole world 49, De-
ro4ncc chs a. absurd. Hos 'ous can
che sou,hera people ma.a,a.n sllh e pre-
JUDGE W Gable vto makes chs state
meat ~ che ease BEL "a s.gthsrlef By birth
ard ASSOCIATION. Hc catered the Coairl-
crate army. early In the waf. all served
through Gle co1fct hs claims tae
rghi 90 discuss che 1lrsti-l from a soata-
era sanjpoiai. and ts coaclasion j. Ia
the absurd rss,rct.ous placed upoa
frccinen must Pei removed
We see. by IeXas paper. ttai itc
O.. .. d a..a MH.H. .r 49, r..HrH \.
dress % 'ae LEGISLATURE slsgss's 'aa'
Railroads vt.ct ,cfre co.crrt people a,o
seccni class cars. Del ged 'o rel ihe
negroes tickets 40 reduced fa,ss. because
they az al; alowel first class acccmm1-
dat,ous Slca a. woll do-tt.css o.
much to correct tte ttlse il chs t.fec-
,ioa. aid such a recommendation from
s1ch . source shoss tta; che better class
o. .oa;hcr-ers are .ook.'s si ilc matter
Ia practical Aga,. ~t.cl must eycn,a-
Ally give che nrgro an BIZ slc.A nights.
DE-. Isaac Rounds oi Slath Pans. wlo
has takca considerable ia'sfes, ia such
matters. serds Isl a Nckstlfy. NJ ,s.,
paper Containing aa Account GA case,
wh.ch shows che pre- fcss % so-ilefu sca-
t.meat A party ~ b1iliosen went 90 a
negroes holsr % whip him Hs refused
% cpen t.s doors cf come o-i. The mar
who burs, i, bis door vs. met By charge
q shoi whch b.ew BIS bfalns CA The
rss, q he party fed A oofoaefs jury
brought In verde; of jls,.tatie homi-
eide. Formerly che ncgro would have
been hang BY d mob. Nov hls right 81
protect his home and h.s person b. Goa.
csded By jary. Bat there has noi ye'
been snough accomplished. Tie Prac.
tee q vhiPP ~ negroes must bel aoan'
doned. lft - continued there VII b,
fever white voters in lie south thai
there nos are. FORA ies examples Ake OBJ,
above. Vii teach che nssrocs On protect
themselves. aai they may te I'D 90 un-
ilsiifab,e lengths 10 retaliation.
Nm. PmSSr1 q Norway. With hs
usual energy and keen appreciation Of
the Interests u bis customers. has pat ir
large and varied assortment u goods
and a. such prices that those who favoi
him With call vii BE- likely 30 arg