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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-03

CoRrUs Cnlsu owes much to the untir-
ing and faithful work done for it by that
excellent paper, the Caller. Early and
late the Caller talks and advises for that
city's prosperity and its future good.
Its arguments are sound, and its advice
practical, and every person in Corpus
owes the Caller an allegiance that can
only be measured by years.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-03

II Governor Ireland is opposed to as
sisted immigration because in few
years our decendents will be crowded
into the sea, he is certainly opposed to
that immigration that comes Of its own
accord, because whether it Is rich or
poor, the increase will be gradual, and
our descendants, Of whom the Governor
is so solioitous, will have to seek a
watery grave in the turbulent waters Of
the Gulf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-03

TIE Times says the LIGHT wants it to
Join in the water works fight Not
much. The LiGHl is fully able to carry
the fight by itself, but its wants the
Times to show It's colors, for or against
that corporation. The LGHr is ex-
tremely satisfied with the increase Of Its
subscription as an evidence of the pop
ularity it has obtaned.among the people
of the city on that subject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

Genefah P.cfcc Yong. And Custer.
we're messmai,, snl classmates and Be-
voted friends A. We, Point. In The
war they were M ,' generals q cavalry
on opposite ,iies Oae LAY Gen. Young
~as ia,ied % breakfast a. the Hunter
mans.oa ia Nug.nia. The beautiful
yoasg ladies hsl prepared smoking
breakfast. % sh.ch the Genefal ~as al
df,uirs himself Nth afio'. ~hsn q
she'll buf,i through The house G.anciog
through a ~.ndos, be sAs Custer chafs.
ing t0sAfi ihs house Al The head Of hi'
sisH Oat che ~iaios Nouns ~eli,
calling % The Young laiies, Tell Custer
leave his hfrAkfas, 90 hin. " Custer
enjoyed Il heartily. and looked forward
9Th pleasure O. The tinaer in The dis
tAacs. n che meantime, Noung, smart
ins over tse los. " his breakfast aai be
ha,,y retreat. drove The federal line back.
All By d.ancf tine ~as ia sighi o. the
Hlntsf mansion again Custer, ~ho
a. lsi ,.t,.ng down q dinner, laughed
And saii. That's Pierce Young coming
back kass he ~oalia', leave me here
ia peace. Here's my picture give o. 90
him. and ,,,i BIN BIZ, Oh elAssmaie leaves
h. lovs 18th chs. excellent diaaef.' And
cat u ths wiails be- ~eni All away
Ike fash. ~hile the Georgia general
walked Ia aal al down 20 dlanef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

The AZ Isierchangs Of January ! S,
1855. eout.ins = &c; q the mos, bcAuii-
fal fan designs ever Published Coz paint
ing upon satin or .ilk. They are six in
number. One shows a butterfly design
for gauge fan, IN exquisite competition.
Another design Of birds and dogwood
blossoms. has in one corner two birds
guarding over a worm, while two other
birds IN some branches overhead watch
the dispute with interest. A third fan
has a charming design Of elemaiis for
the font and graceful spray Of black
berries Coz the back The mos, brilliant
fan Of ell when painted will be a design
Of rose. With a oobseb background. This
design !, intended 10 be painted on light
gray satin. the rose. are 10 be pick and
yellow, and the oobweb Is TO be carried
out in gold. These six designs are In
black and white ready for tracing on q
.hee, 36xis inches. Nothing a, all equal
10 them was ever offered for fan decora
ton. Full directions for carrying GU,
the designs are also given. Price. 10
cents. Published by William whi,lock.
l4O Nassau ST.. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
suynNaRuGs.

Rag.maklng 10 any form l. very dear 70
the heart of the average feminine, ahl =
ate "fashlouahle crtfe, u the kntiing oi
SmVrna Rags with w0rstcis 10 low toned
Orlsutsi coloa-. which come especially TOT
the work These hriug rather expensive,
AN hr nicely initiated Sith odds AMI ends
crcweis, hts Of yarn, etc, ami alihonsn
enough Of each color l. not usually a. hind
- follow 4 81 dc.lgn. "hN 90 niles rugs
can be- made With them. which are taste
fal aui durable.
The foioNing i the method OF "orA
Ing, A0cr The worsici IL cut into tpah
.hort bIts-pefhaps "a Inch lorg-knt
9Th COOL = 4 steel needles anf common
t~Ire 90 heavy kulttiug cotton, the hfst
rsw plaiu. Toe seCoud row one sutch
ol.in. then take 81 much OF he wlfsiri A.
YOU thlnE utcesslry-ssNefal strands sfe
u.a lily rsgair,d-aud knit 10 In Win me
usxt stitch 80 that onc-ha.f - a. M moot
mi the other ha.f a. the back Of the Nofk /
then oue stitch phln agaiu, aud pii th.
hall lon a. The back round % TIE ffoni OF
me WORK AL continue Alternately - We
.nd Of the raN knt The nsKt foS plaln'
theu one ROW same a. second aud - on.
strips % any s'fs may hc kuittci Ani ihen
..~si together n thc surface - npi
sulte level thin 10 oycuiy Rags can bc
used In place Of wofstci, Bat With icss
satisfactory result 4 border made a.
above. surfoaldlng q handsome piece OF
rarpcilng. mtd-s very plesslng rug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
COST HER WEIGHT IN GOLD

Mn. Jesus Castro. an aged Msxican
lady. now reading o, American Flag. IN
the Santa Catalina Moln,aias, j. perhaps
the only woman ~ho. literally speaking,
ever CO., hsf husband her weigh, IN gold
I; !, aid that in the early gold digging
days Of Cshiofnia she vas a resilen, Of
Sonora. in which State she was born and
grew 20 womanhooi. When about the
age Of la pa,ernal anele. bat a fe~
years her senior. returned With HI. com.
panions gold-laden from The III Dorado
Of The West. and became desperately en-
amored Of her. Tie sought Der hand in
marriage and was accepted, bat the
church refused. because Of the near re-
lAtionship existing between them. 20 sol-
emnile the marriage Persuasion being
in vain, be trisd the power q gold 10
wia the church his way, and succeeded
oaly by the payment o. her weigh, in
gold. She a, the time weighed ~ lbs
and agains, her in the scales the glitter
ing dust was shovelled. Her sihaneed
tust and It'll bad sufficient Of this world :
goods 10 provide a comfortable home, and
they were married. They lived happily
together, and she bore 70 her husband | !
children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

Tie man with an eye to business Is
an occulist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
PENNSYLVANIA THRIFT.

Rather an odd Incident occurred in a
town down our way" remarked a pas
sengsr from PeansylvAnlA. "A neighbor
Of mine that owns 500 acres Of land, LOIS
Of s,ock, good bgilding., and plenty Of
money in the bark, a regular rich old
chap. vas taken into ooar, and fined 500
OF thirty days in JAIL for swearing falsely
to the tax assessor. Tie lived twelve
miles from the county seat, and the other
day be and his wife walked into town
and asked the sheriff 70 show him the
Jail. lie said ifii wasn't too bad place
be would stay there the thirty days 10
save the fine. lie looked the jail all over
carefully. inquired about the cooking and
the beds and the water. lie went about
/. jus, as msihodieAlly IS Il he va. 10.
ing to buy the properly. His wife was
along With him, and after they had
looked about for awhile they held a
long conference, and finally decided ,bA,
the old man wouldn', stay. The old NO.
man told bin TO see II he eOuldn't pay
half Of the fne Ia cash. and then II the
weather turned 80 bad be eouldn'i haul
the manure he could come back and
serve out the other ESQ. but Of course
that wouldn't work. That's what We
call thnft down our way"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an East
Indian missionary the formals Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cetarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Luns
Affections, also . positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility. and all Nervous
Complaints, amer having tested its WOO.
derful curative powers In thousands oI
cases, has felt IL his duty 10 make II known
10 his suffering fellows. Actusted BY this
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer.
Ing, l WIN send, free OF charge, 10 sll who
desire u, this recipe, In German, French
OF English, with full directions for prspar.
Ing and using. Sent BY mall. by address.
Ing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
Norn, 40 Powrs's Bioek, Rochester,
W n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
OCHLTREE GELS EVEN WITH
FLORENCE

Congressman Ochilifce has played a
good ole on F.ofsn,s. Oh, actor In ihe
o. oar Governor" which the latter i
presenting a. ihs Nailonal Theatre IN
Washirsion fiofcnoc. Who iAke' The par,
of The monumental lar. says in cofrbofa.
,.oa 81 some az BIZ sxifA1fdinAfy state.
nenis that Tom Ochilifce told him 80.
The other day Florence vent 20 The House
and cent In o. Ochilifcc card bcafias
The actor. name. AID tnc little George
Washington silver Ratchet Ia one cofnsf.
O,h,lifcc sAw biz chance 20 90 even. lie
reasoned iha, Florence k1e~ noihing Of
ihe pfsiogaiiv,. that attach % member,
~ Coagfes, ani decided 10 take aivau-
tag o. the actor. isn,nncs. Simm'i-
ing noofk,epef Wlaisrsmiih 20 hr as
,isianoc and explaining the situation,
Tom and the doofkeePer walked out into
The lobby.
"llello. Tom 20 exclaimed the actor.
Ochlifec gave no sgn q recognition
10 rssponss 10 the greeting q The actor.
bat iafn.ng % Win'ersmiih saii
There is the man Who in'uliod me- IN
pablo. ne has malgned me. ADD de-
mand Ia the exercise o. my rights a. a
member Of the llol.e that be- BE- AZ
rested
The rcd.hsaded member then. without
another void. re-enicfel the chamber.
Wiaieismi,h then lsfi. and the actor vas
marched OF uudef quad 20 the door.
keeper. office. There be remained un-
der surveillance fof nearly three. quafiers
= an hour. believing a. first iha, be va
the victim Of a practical joke. bat q, last
beginning 10 fear TIA, be had really con.
mired ,omc offence Agaias, the rules Of
the House
Meartime Ochiliree bal gone down IN.
% the House restaurant and caused 10 be
prepared ehampAisne lunch. Winter.
smith then wen, b his room. Dismissed
the po..ccmea who ~ere in charge Of the
prisoner. and. by a cifcuiiols route
through all the dark passage, in the
basement o. the capitol ,hA, nigh, sug.
g., solitary eoafasmsn,, escorted Flor
ence into the restaurant. when iof the
ffs, time the nature % the joke da~ned
upon him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
-AND-
Female COLLEGE,
kENTS HILL.
Re-. {. N. smith. h.A. Pres dent
Sprinq Term Begins March 10, 1885.
ssaI - grealsr-
tis. 81 ssessa s.stiss % CFsdttess
IUanIwanaV.


20 ~ cre.f tors a stmarl =. WsfsNorth a
A Hran N ~ CounfF n Oxf1rt AT -tats o.
.Ins insoirsnf Derior. - Yea are nereny n1ii
I II TAT sllh ~ approval of ne lafEe "a ~
art q lnsolrenry - all cllntI ne - "a
.ntsI ID b. heif 10 m frootts Court Ron 10
B. .ris IL al counfr. % Neiaesiaf. ne l-tn iaF
Il narch. A n. is.i az nIns o'cioCk I'M ~ fore.
. - Y1a 81 govern themselves acClri ugiy.
97vsu unier ~ haad and ihe order Of Court
! . ifIh fas 81 February, A. u. 10.
HERRItk 4. DAVIS. krEistsr Of Ne Court OF
ssolsearY flr sad 1 1uLy ofoklort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

PmILOsorHY on THE BRiD0E The
Wind blew s,rongly across Brooklyn
bridge. The black Derby Of large bur-
ly, red-f.eed man suddenly cleared the
iron fence and fell uPoa the railroad track.
The face Of the owner grew redder As he
leaned over the pieke,s and saw train
approaching. But he never moved .
step. although some ,hough,less spee,a-
tors looked on 10 see him follow the
course Of bis property IN a mad resolution
TO rescue il. A small boy on the road
way opposite saw bis plight, leaPed from
bis wagon. mounted the fence. picked up
the bat and handed !. to the osner The
red.faeed man said simply, Thank you,
and resumed his way. "Neyer 20 for
lO., hs, yourself" be observed to a com.
panion. "During a long experiences /
have uniformly observed a principle In
human nature which invariably leads
somebody else to run and pick il up
"My dear fellow" replied his eomPan-
ion. "the principle is Of universal sPPli.
cation. The grea, man is not the one
who does things himself. but Who can
make others do them for him."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

OXFORD, sc board OF Couuiy C1nr -, -,
DccemDer session, issl held ~ t.,-
FsbfuAry iolh. ls,j .....,, =
Upon the foregoing petition. ta.i'i, -
dsecs hstlng bssn fscsifedthsi ile 49,, {
are responsibls And that inquifl lniN ilt - .
their A. plication lsekpsdieui, u u ~ -
Coanty Commlssl0nsfs meet az &c ~ III 3
10 tsaton Nilase. oa Itafsiaf i.e 49,. =
Iaas nstt 81 tel % the eloes A. tll ~. =
ccst % Vie. ths ronts msntionsf pm fa- go
lmmsdi atsiy amer xhleb riss hgsfInt ....s
ties and thelf .ltuessss oil b. hai 81 -. =
ieat place In the .lclnity. anf zach liltl -, =.
t.ken In the prsmises a. The Coz r. $500
lsfgs proper. Anditis farther ofifff- -. -
ofths tim. place sni garposs Of thf 80 - =
meeting af0rsssid b. siFen 20 al fff,...' ,--.ii
porstions tntsfsstsd ~ esssins aiis'.,,.'s 4 p
said petition snd Of this order ll'i. 80
served epon the Clsrk Of ne iqst -, 3
ant also posted up 10 three puli. 4, -
sad toun, ant plbllshei ihfee -
os.lvely In the Oxford DtmeefaL f
paper printed 81 Paris, 10 said cos-.,h : >
lord the arst Of said pablicsfio1s a.. ',.,.,,il
ythsf notices. 20 b. msds, ssffsi ~
lcsstthir ~ Dc 70 before said tine Of - .
snd that al persons snd eofYofstlots - .ss .
there spps4f snd she's easse n 90 ~ ,s,-.ils
TIE prsysfoi said pctltiOnsfss h0s ~ -
Attest ALBgKT :. al,li, "A -
A irse cosy Of SAID rsiiiion ssa V''"
Attest ALBEIT ;. AusIi>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
E7ISIT31I11slN
Msubsr.hip IN ih. socisir costs boz o a.
GRADED AssEssaENrs.

ms fncieiy furnishes insurAncs a. el'i
,m.l annaai o. f1r etpsasss. fof cifrss1s
flll lnf1rmallon, al ircas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
for the Democrat.
SHUT THE DOOR



Yoang man. fyoud have your projects sae.
oeesi
Heres bit 81 advice rwcrv wisdom 70 hccsi.-
wherever You enter whatever yonf aim
ne NJ bnsiness or pleasure, n matters the sane,
A. soon a. your ico's'eps ,he threshold pass
Dcnr wsi, to be cau,lonei. bu, jus, snrr THs
uouH.
Tho greetings q ffiendship some fcrvor mus,
Ifchlilei By an opcn door At your bach.
AMI something seems wasiesi Of pleasure IN
ny having 10 utter. "0h pray shut the door"
m you are lover. don't 20 10 propose.
m you canT rtInemhcr the door nrst io close.
'r-n spoil al ths rhap-oi - you have connei
rh., Fssus reminaer.-"oh please shut The
door"
n yoa have q fAvof IN business to as.,
n wont b. likely o. tighten your task,
m vaa arr farfeifal tili cautioned once more
III tones "a yssaiion.-"ffay, ~, shui she
door
Its rule that ~in answer 10 stick % ihroogh
lite.
shut lie door ofthe heart whsn passion L. rife
N hen euvy All hatred essay % come In.
90 rirasnre wouid lead , GA ID pathways ofsin
shn, the door on vices 81 gambling AMI drink
Ttey1i 'arnish your honoT. your manic ~ III
sink
shu, The door on oyil ~ every degree
whatever o. tiir or station NAY o.,
shut thc door. AMI make iis fssieninrs secnrc'
10 shut cot the evil. % shsi In the par.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

That ola established cough remedy
Downs Elixir, SIN more than holds 10
own In the public e.tlmation. desplts
.sarp AMI active composition ~ -
home remc,iy, and In thl. locality neci.
20 words Of praise from ", 80 vel ani
favorably known L. H. II l. the sisndAfi
remedy for cooghs. colds and al ihfOA'
troubles, with great Numbers OF our Peo'
Die. aud their continued use and ansolicit'
81 accommodation Of 10 speaks volumes
10 ia favor -Bsrliagi0a, 70, Frss Press
JiHafrg 20. IsS2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
rHE FAMILY
oR,Npr, AND Mss

Tso trisht beads in The curlrf.
nrsp lu che easy Cnslft
Nns win cru~n ~ YslIos Fnlif
Ani one iite thr d. silver hif,
One uifh tnn mornings r1sY nush,
And one 9Th tte tsilixhrs tender hnfh
"Nherc ds she Nes lssrs come from"
AsLa aul.lllnCka ln her alUn.
EDO thy sail IN pcsfiT suAunp
Arrrss e suufirrful -
4 go = h1sa safr.s sitn r .inhass sukunci,
Iunfh I'll the borders ~ iarY lsnif
Hnaal the hlris On nat c1unirY
k.ep slnFlnT hY eight sni ~ daf,
singing aruunE she blossoms
That usY.r slthfr kaaYf
vii they isi Yol feel AZ You bold them neafs
Ihrif ~arm hearts hraiinf. Dos nos Slth Tar
~AnI tha happy lille ch i1ren.
ttu thry sauirf AZ tnrf suIi
To rtfnsf fnn seeef, - lii rusrs,
Al the sfra aerries On 90 bill
White aiuEs lac nuffrrflrs I'll afpst
All a purple Cluui Coz e airf bal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
~ rnE RANKS
nrtorusou,sptss uoCtfos

uls fsafh hi1s frlck BIN. there On tlr ranks-
Inrrr ln ffe fanks. ulih hls farf tn tte ~ b
ulI hIs 11lnr ilpt uffrr fnrsrs uf tnanAN
~ one ulIl kuuE
san D. marrtr.i on. DO siih ttr rrsi-
sfII DO marrnf.i un. ulfn nH face o. tne ~
- ffr law tIffrf fuslnrss ffrfuiT afirrfi
nral-fl ihFY knosf
Wien tte faf 49, Over. ftf frrcr frhi done.
ufs rEaska sfrl rel Sin the sanssfs lIus .
AnI fhfF crnsufi tl m there ifh ilrif lau rIt
Huu
prsf- ga hf mos
fnnrris nf r1sff al ono in Dion nns
MAJ God irat man IL s'org uf EIus
nnsr sfrafrs fnr love. Ur arrnsu un hlt NfnE
ftraf- tf.s ue kn'sf
A. ysi you viu srs hin msrrh on ~iih ths
rraf
- nnan uf tfern all mases a F'1uflIrf shnr -
on ttr fLlIk Uf fnr funuIf insfIri anf Irrff
urslasunl ful knns
-HfTfrf M1rrfnf fsr lftrafrI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

Mrs l.. N, Of Norway, writes;
II want 90 give the many readefs OF
this piper asimplc bat sure cure TOT eoius
"Gct from The druggist one ounoe OF
parcgoric and two ounces OF castor on
rat In large bottle, with a. much mo-
asses a. there i OF both. Take oue va.
spoonful from % 6 times day, or more
n necessary shake well every time
"Fon CoIc Take a small teasPooniui
each OF black pepper aud salt, Ia cnpial
Of warm water Take q little Al TINE
aud allow about ten minutes Tor u'
whole"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
ME-. KICKER, General Manage
Auburn. Mo.
70 "a Hs.a-ah< Co4safy C1.aisfi'atfi
go..afv N Orf~d sfals ~ Mas

n, IA H..a~aAls Cuasfy C1.aiffi1afff
Csaafy n Ox,lrd STATE - haias
We. The uaisfsixusd. ctlrsas of o. ~
Canton ani FIsinItY. handy rfrressni ~.
lie c0nten encs ani necssslty, rfll are -
County road shouii D. l1csted in "a
Z ,atsn. beE.nsing al he couaiy r.a', 80
u0hs fsrnnurv store In sail Iosa.
throusb Fraak %. freck tof's hclf ffn'f
psstsre u lssac d ~ the1ne arflsf =.
frsak R.chsrisoa, snd r1mias lufQ af
fosf nssf TIE shore % Whitney Pee, =
And your suts rrihrrs farthsr r~presfti ~. :.
NJ claFenisnre an1 neesssiiy ~ ~ 90 =
County road should h. llrated ~ "a
CAnton. a. follo~s. n sn hfE 1nnt =.
Coaniy rod lssilns iron Iantnu VI 49,
a. point rear ne 1fanse store, 81 q -
~ SrsnFIlle Cbild y snt th.ars 1900 I.
Brook 10 an eastsrly direction - a. l'-. !,
leading ID Csnisn POint, ats pCiri
neaT ne school House We tffffn -
y0ur u0nofs o. locste these 80 sffft
All a. 10 futy b3lni Oil efsf pfsi
Canton, Mainf. IauuhrT ll.h l--' ......
OTIs HAfFORD anf = 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
II Have Suffered T"

Win every disease imaginable fOf The
last thrcc years. oar
Druggist. I. J. Anterson. Recommending
"uop Hitters- D. me,
uscd tso bottles
An entirely cured. and heartily recon
meni Hoo Bltters n every ore. J. ID
walker. Buckucr, Mo.
write THIS asa
Toksn % ne great appreciation ! have
OF your uop .,
VIA infammatcry rheumAiism'
seven years. ana 20 medicine seemed 10
a. me any
God
Tutn I tried two bottles 81 your Hop
Bitter. All ~ my surprise | am a. Wei
to-fav ~ ever Wa. hope
"You nav have ahundant success
Ia This great ant'
Valuable mciic'nci
Auyouei wishing % knoN more
ahout my Curcf
- IAN hv addressing me. 4 NJ.
williams. nos icih street, Washington
ID e.
- rnnsIlrr Vnrr
Ermrif en- hesi remedy ln efltience
90 ini. rrslInn. kiinfY 60 nltAiht
"Aud uefvlus dco.hiy. have at
@From the south In Ruthless search
Or health. ant fod That your nit'ers are
ioIrg mc more.
HHHHf
Thar anything else
A month ago ! va extremely
% nacltfcfi
Ard scarcely able o. wax. Vow l am
GsinIrr strength AMI
"F.rsh
AS har.ilv iay passes Bat Nhst am
comqlmeutci on my Improved srPcAfanee'
anf 10 IL al fle to Hoo
h uers . Wlckufs Jackson.
HIfaIHrfnH, iisi.
A. None genuine uifhouf bunch 81 green
No. Ur ffr uhfr Nahrl -nrn an thF vie,
e.. ..rnns sf.TaIih "tlop- Or "lops- I'M theif
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
THE HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

We hope the homemsker. will be
patient II they do no, see their letter.
here the very mex, week after they send
them. A. this department was omitted
one week Communications accumulated
and had to wait little. ], shows that
the ladies do consider ,hi. column ben
eft. and We hope the Presen, interest
will continue through the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

CHICAGO ROCK lSLlND 4 PACIFIC RT
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N.HHr N.Ha To- Nra.I1 .rrsrrn NtIs
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ALBERT liza ROUTE"
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a. 80 rH0r..H eco H.HnHH o. srHr rrrlrrt
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so Ns1na ..r Lev II. Ia. So .Inrllna.l
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GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
afvrar resfrsi IIlssf orrs ri sttrrss
q. =. CAST, t.sr. Joss.
CHICAGO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

The Cottage Hearth for March or
fer. A. usual an attractive table Of coz
tents. Among the contributors are sew
eral names well known 10 readers Of some
Of our Maine paper. Hope Harvey
writes Among the Naples with the sugar
makers. Mrs. Francis l.. Mace. poem
On a Swedish Drinking Horn. Olive T.
Dana, under the title, A Look at Noble
Life. tell. Of Mr.. Eliz.be,h Prenii'''
daughter Of Rev. Edward Psyson,
former minister ia Portland. Me. Mrs
Diaz continues the Bsdquilt Stories. The
department. treating Of floser, Fash
ions, Book notices, etc. are all interest
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
SQUASH BISCUITS.

I cup ,ifted squash, ! cup warm milk,
| tablespoonful each OF sugar and butter.
i-2 cup yeast; -four 10 mold; rise over
night or nom morning till night. or put
in cold place in the morning and keep
till night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

To poison sell IL she sor.t OF crimes.
n 4. worse % poison the fountAi OF ne
for ones self And for postsriiy. oftsn ~
csrelsssus.s. or misfortune, 90 inh efitse.
this has been d1ne Ayers nH'apsi"s
goss back Of The symptoms. pieks ~ thess
Impure seeds from TIE blood. ne VIA
stream, aud restores appetite, sueng'n
aru health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03

Brings changes ~ washington March
bflne. change. IN ths animal sni Eegets-
bic singdom. March brings changes Ia
ths system. Clear The system " al I'm
PARTIES ani prepare for The eomiag Sn m
season BY using Br0raB SirsiPiriHa.
Now \. ths ums 20 begln IL use. roaf
druggist has 10 for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-03
AN EPITAPH.

The following inscription appear. on a
srayes,ons in the ehurehysri a, Banbary.
England
To the memory OF Rlc. Richards, who
~ a Gangreen nrst los, Toe, Afterwards
Leg. and lastly bis Life on The IN day OF
April, l656
M crues Death, TO make 9 Meals OF onci
To taste and eat, and lat tiil all Vas gone,
Bat know. thou iyranii when the Trump shall
nsT asa III. Feet. aud stand when thou shalt