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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
NOII1C Or sAIC.

DUgsANT ia icra.~ o. IN ths 49, Jufrr ~
prnhst - the t5anir a otinff, shtll - u
81 Tat II srcfiau. o. ~ tscnff ara fsf q Nsf .
H. 49, q zoe 90 GA 10 On s'trTuonr, or 90
PEN a., III ~ fish', TIE snd lntefest sticl
N.nrY n nrfasf 80 uf treenslti o. saii
t1anfr. drrrs.rll. f1unf suf ~ tt~ unr-rs
sfiifi rrsi estate, snHstsf 10 effensrtd IN
10 4 .uafF ~ ffNfurd va 10 homes 81 80
lauf .Firusrg fnffrfn shIr1 49, CO. liff ~
fhs 81 tsfsass'l e. ffr tins Of be fstff 90 -
murl ffsffof .s il Do fuce ~ sun of 80 ~
~ 4 49, co., rfl - Dad fhis o. h - =
AIIu a. fs.t MARY ~ fkN-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

NORTH WATERFORD - Warm weather
has come AZ last, and all are ready 10 wei
come it--Consiiersble maple syrup has
been made In this vlcipity-A Grand Army
Post has been formed here which Il at
tended with much interest - Frank
smith Of Salem IL visiting his parents
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs. DR..
CLARK. Tuesday Afternoon; good attend
suce In spite OF .he weather y
Rice and family from Boston are stopping
AZ the Forest House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

al % lOEs sxcept poplar n 90 out
O~orgs Easter has long tier Of poplar for
VI Ntr.hsL AMI l. \ Raqdlstt has lot
for NJ Stsplss IL shaw. q l. Han
AMI { d fca-s have not soli th.lr poplar
yet---we barn that n-nl stot~r has ~.
g utlv 'uEht NJ Cort Bsncron . nne
sssr Oh c''lt. AM Of " H WIN. Thomas a
god pair ~ t-y~sr olt csttls snd N n
brosn hts boaeht due grsie Hereford
nuu % NJ. Stofef--A petitien has hcen
circulated ~ hsv~ the po-t-oflce moved.
nut fsS have sixusd 70 TIE lsrg.r portion
NJ Ne tosn rather u soald rsm,in where
u i than tavr u moved farther away nom
N ceutre ar having warn ~~ather
--Jothsm shaw. shsn handling s,oi re-.
csutiS. sprsiusd hls ankls quite badly Dr.
fruCtuf % Well saii that uo non.s werr
hrukrn--Tne NJ ghhOr- In school district
~ 4. net ant cut ~ years school sood,
ls.t Ssfurisy "a Mastsrman ant Chas
scale vsut bar haatlng. last Tuesday.
fnsy started q bsr undcr "rambie DIVA
Nounlain- ani followed aim acro-s No. {
rad o. Bali and West Nouutsins. Bat ou-
ally gsve up IN chsse--S Taylor visited
snd spruug n trsp. on his black cat or
asher lie. at Friday ~ fooni large
std cat In onv trAp m assuring srum up ~
nose D. tp % Tall a. inches this ooe makes
IA taken TIE prcsent sesspn--rhis may
tru'y he cs.lci "A lsni wing with milk
and hooey." rhose whc have tsppci tree.
have hsd ant arr having . gooi run o.
sap. While In Weld. the other day, Ne
earned that maple syrup vs. plenty AMI
ssiling there ant Al fsrmington Cor 81 per
sSliou-iehu A. SSoiasid has wiutered
some n colonies % bees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

UPToS The snow Is leaving " In .
hurry snd there Is plenty Of water for
driving. The men who were waiting for
work. len the bill this morning. some for
T.. 1 Brown on the Cambridge aud others
Tor Cal Turner on the Androscoggin--
John &. West Is teaching school on High
street-we have read about 'the soil.
tAry crow" bot thought We would walt
for the robin which We saw Sunday, the
leth inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

nENNAEZ Henry W RICHARDSON has
npaght ~ Bracket II 'tsl property 10 This
village. AT j. having 10 pas In dr-,-rats
rspsir lnsiie All out ani intsui. openlng
10 o. M pabiic ~ so1a a. the repairs are
completed THIS hotel wAs hullt BY TIE
at nArnkhss Brsckrtt. spolt thlrty-dve
years 40. a. an expense OF Nnoat - Qoo.
To PROG rty hts ben In lltigatioa f1r =
uumncr ~ years. al hNs hcen closed %
IN pln.ic Cor Aonat fneen years 4.
plugroe hAs rcturuei from his Western
trIp. ssI pleased sith thc Great West
Chsrles A flugre- hss gone % B,ston %
sork me comlng sersor, taxing hls wife
sta hin The ianh-rmsn are husy With
pea at rail- -arveyiux AT drivlug thvir
20 o. Sacu River
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

FEYEnrra - Tne spriug seems fairly
oprus,i = fes patches % snow All lager,
~ anothrr warm fsv sii give Try siie.
sa.ks ai1ng the nns dusty strerts Tur,-
az at "Wednesday we're s1mmef-ike days
thr mercury rcschinx uesfy 20 NAV
fls.rs az appearing In m hsnts AM hot
tnr holes 90 a. -chsisf- To frpg- htvr
hrguu thsIr tansfll .ersnsie, bat 10 rsih 2
.uriuri tones taey Sin PROBABLY acqlifr
rnrffruce ~ praCucr--uuu-e- painting
.nf r'saniur az in vogue. snd tas noise
uf csrpri-ncst.ng frspauts upou the ar
Aunt1rf frstufc ~ the season L. m ~,
orarsncr % ~ rivrf-drisers, shp u-aAliF
makra on. stsy slthln ths tosu umlts 90
account % the duFllu. sludiags 0f thr
crooked Stco-Fa.t Dsy l. here. AMI m
hrvs AZ cougrvgatlng for TIE Inevitable
game 90 tAse bal Df Mssou preached
al ahle srru1n d ssmsI sliirucs frsm
fssian .i0ll Has the spirit Of oar
P.igrln flr,fathcrs euufely died cat that
al. iay Irsttuts,i ~ then AMI which l.
tre espsciN memorial % thsif trials Ani
pflrsilons. cAnuot b, suitably observed lu
~ TneIaufl.-ur MAson returned from
vacauou on Moudsy Tie has visiiei
hIs taughtsrs. sh1 are tcschiug select
sCh1ol ln Strphgut1sn, y l-Nfs ID
uastlug- "a goue o. u s-tou - sPsnd =
20 s-sks sith her daughter sao has re-
turuei from her TIP b Nv Orieans--
Mr. T. Gerry - again Al hone, After a
mnuths arsrucs-rhe funeral OF J. e
Merrill. sho died on sunday morning, oc'
rurrsd on ruusiay Afternoon. lie sNs
har.cf a. the lowcr cemstsry, siih Ma
sonic hnnnrs 4 Bradford, Of Inr-
ref. sss Del tosn On SsturiAy. making To-
4l.r.rs relative o. seeks musical COO
tsutor. such a. b. hss oeeu holiiug win
- mach success iu The eastern part 81 the
couuty bgt be- iouud ths groaod 80 iaily
occupied ~ the Instruction noS given in
school ~ NJ. Pa, that BE- thoaghi ocsi
90 defer any movcmrut tosAri . oonfvn-
ton While he school sAs in session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
soricI OF SALE

nrR.uASr ~ a hosnss fron the Hoo. judge
81 Probate. ar the Coao,y Of Osfyrd, shsll
ell Al public sscfion. on me tsenfy arm day OF
May A. ID ts.1. ~ to- O'cioct In me sit~ruoon,
uhleh AteIbsr Brj act mioof chiid AMI heir
81 Herr N. Bryant late Of Greenwood, IN ne
Coutiy u Osf,rd, dscesssd has 10 and 10 The fol.
owiss dsscrihsd real g tate sitaatd 70 ssld
s,re.pxos a vir the homestead md lard oelonx-
IN. thereto, shich was ooeupied oy the sad Tee .
~ N Bftsnt II tie tine OF his decesse. Dstei
AZ fifteenth dsy April. A. u ts1
BENZ n BR,ANI, oundika.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
FLAsm AND VANISH

Swan surprised a full ou the sunny side
Of George A Coles wall Sunday afternoon
a pack Of c.rds vent Out Of sight
quicker than one could say jack Robin.
son.-Dr Evans Is using new brand
of tobacco which be got al Holden'-.
After smoking IL about seven minutes and
a half In DR. Jones ofiice, II goes on Ike
a nresracker "A prominent citizen dis.
covered twill % the wisp" In David
Gurneys field Fast day evening. Before
he could raise q window aud call the at
tsution OF two strOlling couples 10 the
phenomens, IL had disappeared. Now
you see IL and now you don't"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

LockEs Muts j ID George met with
vrry painful accident ~ fsliing Nboui Tn
fs.t Id hi- barn ani wss empsici on =
loeb square stick shlch peustrsted hi-
h,riy = oct two iuchrs; bis recovery l.
fuuntfal Lrckc'- Nil- BrA-s
Bsnd ar baiiding band stand fof their
accomm siatlln this sammsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

.sr..,rs. a. Psrtridzs a 4, rcivsl ssrs
"a Ws.t's. Noudsy. fsrcifA ish
- he lafter on which ~ Sss ~ sofk
49,. sroand soms twenty fssti m torSs
~ IL. ftI 49, nroksu ~ the prtseucs of
-.rfnr raruitgs. who caagai hin in III
-. Hrth wtrs hsily shskrn W. bat
- ..r.nusy Merrill HcSsY l. r.
..'rf.re 30 houst TIE persnuaxe Sin-
80. htse ga bern furnished via hind-
"a Esiou hss reutrt hls houss -
r- rst.hsn. ant moved iuto ne ret
go trs pet. oflct TIE i'.iosing on
-. r.re chosen a. school mcsting IN
-,...- ~ ~sturfsy msisfator, IA ID
t.rItr. r.srk. 4 ID Adams sgsut q. A.
freeman hodsA an heiyu
s.-rr srs io teach ~ vllsge schools M,
.---rr.-Kav. 4 Z Frtuch preached m.
f,-.eer sermon Sludsy, sni i attending
r,-t-.rcs t,is sssk-u l. Poor sased
,..-fr rrris of sort Nnuisy, sith his
.'--.frr as horss posef--u l.. Neshai
-, -. at charge 90 large stock iArm,
+, prrrsrivsriA. flr the pat 40 seAsons,
..,rrrs 3D. as farm AZ 50 Aniofer, this
srrrg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
srArE OF nAI q.


A. ia NrEL H. is-3
It.an IN fsflssiax 81 mo. of tstrfs itnd
81 uabs g. B. sNsd o. sng "a M f'NoN'nf
ssss.sn~Hts Or Stss 49, % i.N .sfe n 80 ~
ne H. ssAturs. on Ne hitn GAY Of h''h' ~
Frysbsrs scaf Giant thir'y 'oliA's 30
"A Riley ". ~ niJ doUars Ani
rft1 cots. w.
Anforsr >orih susplus. 'hfty our dollars
arI fsftf-sfNfn 81 30. ~
AndoysF West ,arplls. iesn dollifs, 500
L, dly one iolisfs kni
siasiy Ave cents, $40
sap us. feftf fouf doiiAfs
al ninssy zine cents. ~"
tR tlhiy ore dollars
al ose hundred thres
Oll.fs ard n Iustf tao CFnfs, lil ~
,s'a .svet,, -fOsr dol
aRa a., .elshi dolla-
ARs eshiy dollar. and
SO eighty one dollars
sst 'hr'J -eiss' ssu,'. -. -, ,,, Hs
aR one hNnifei VI -. 81.
t.tso liars AMI Eve cents ~ o.
as tsenp ave dollars
mi iofsy ssysa cents, .,.., j."
sks. twenfg.sik % lars -.
sni siu, eight ecsu .
s, Rs hall, ihrvsk doHar
sxN one cents, Noi
3k s. =. haf. thhU-sN dollars
ard siNfF ne cents, Dol
Bsehe d. 0s.af, thlrty.seven dol
lArs And 40, cent?, =. -. ~"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Its far better 10 be poor and possess .
bottle Of Jadwin's Tar syrup. than 10 be
rich and not know how To core a Cough or
Cold. Only rs cents and sl per bottle, at
uoldent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
Mr.. RIprR.s owN WORDS.

John Rider, Captain OF Canal Boat, Erie
Canal, says AgOil l. the best medicine l
ever used for bruises, sprains, gals, and
for collie In horses OF men. II had but
one bottle and could not get another, l
would not take I've dollars for It." Sold
10 SO. Paris by A. NJ. Gerry. Sample bot
ilrs free. for trisl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

FEYEnrHo CrNrKE The school a. Cen
m. Fry,narg = o. ne TAUGHT this summer
IN NJ Nsry Burrru MIS- BuIE.tl hAs
nsru In portsni fof several months, Civ
lus csrs.u. study O. kngl.h literature. an
Cirui history, mythology And Afi AM VII
hr.ug o. hsr schooi general knoSiedgr
of such STABLES a. wil bel 0f great ocnsni
1. IL .--l-lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Gur.p Spring has fairly come Ani
the cr,skius of The frogs cAu h. heard 10
the isnf The river broke up herr ~
WEDNESDAY much later t1an ususl--
MsIlr Hastiug. q. irivlng rs logs COT ~
VIII Rivrr--Qllie numnrr of oar pro
have h,.n quite sick. me result of pai
c1if Mr.. Caleb wight. sho hts he' q
-Ick 80 iaug. L. uut 80 Sru this Sesk--
M. Jahn Miller. To- las sv~ks is.lr,
shoali have RAJ Mr. Jnhu Wills % West
Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

.,s,~, -Gsorgs Cummings = sPeud-
t-.ee wr,ks 9Th Bis mother, on &C
..,rt IN ismsusss which disqosha-- hlm
~, "a -Archis Co.'s l. painting ~
.,.tt-J J NCAlistrr hss IN handr'si
''...t. ~ birch aud pop'sr ~ ~ MN, %
\. h, h|mssif sud othsrs. IL ha- 49, :
-. ra.nt.iy u poplar. sssed ltsi var
- ..It-n0x sIock. ssitiug = p-tisr nat
~ Gagtl sem. q httlr n'ti.t an
n. zone hogs Of rrc0Fsfiug -" "
R-.su sold his stock bis And iAfmins
-. at Ntsk 90 sgCiiuu. L
D. huflsi- In our cemetery teiafi w
.t'k Ir.t A'exsnfrf S'oan aud chld VI
n,t.fA l1rians l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

E,sr PrEu 1t /. quite .ickly wiih hsi
cold. aui pn~umonis. Mf Foster has net
one child with u ADD Others are sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

hoa--d their sap utensils Tor snotuer ,ear
- va much pleased 20 rad the doine-
of me Grand Lsige ~ Cool remplsr- Al
Porilsni, last w~sk. Uuion i power.
Ny wifi AMI self were prescott - u W. q
l. h-ld n Bo-ton. M.y 20 ~. p - 20
isTt. sod iadsntsd 90 Brother y. y Shss
Cor history q the most notsd persons
pr-srut an iut-ll.ctusl feast n has proved
10 b. which priEe highly. more valuable
from the suurc.. u came. especially Al this
tme-Aprll f0th comes Ia rsJnicinsi ~
man II sp~aks In songs % prsise. How
hsppy l. the farmers lot, " he enjoys the
Nnfk. OF natare
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
sGlecTWESs, NOpIsG

The n ard q seleclmsn Of The Tow o, Paris,
win BE- In sesst a Their me 81 TIE Town
Houss the frrt TUESDAY ~ esfh month, 81 me
e'claek r n. Tor transActiya Of business legally
comlrg hsfore them PR OkDkk.
Paris March 10. lss5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

,. o-lkflElD The remains % Rev. levi
.f''l Fere removed % New Gloucester
r liefne1t Isst Tuesday Merritt Par
.lsi Do h1rse ~ q Singular accident
~ l1ru.ng ltst seek. b. SAs leading
oli Elrn he got ssky from hin and
E--sri Iuto ne chain fence - No Ia
.-,ns gsiessy at x0t eutAngici 80
- ilt De- cou.d not gst 40. ruptaring
- f-ssel ani break az BIS hip--A
ptrilre 10 ne nsaa q tea parties
- 80 i1alt Necessary Ia tnis comman-
= o. Iess than q generous supply OF
- f1aoafo Or secont coarse -
uaY sks deserved To- the primiuFe
-. eo.lrt exgs AT the AnnuA horse
- ia here knd there a gr0ap OF
''is a. Ne spring game % msroies-
st.oS-Niss Mariou A Abbott has re-
,ei Ton y \. and has engaged 70
49, pp CIV school next Summer tern.
,'.e Cannon % Canton l. expected
80 10 District No q. The coming sun
.~fn---Ssp Il nearly done running.
- seasnn--A portion 20 Ho.isinn
,..ps NIL IAN hks besn washed away
y Withsm i 10 repair it--Snos
..ff tons ln "a f-lds--A fss ms
l.se visited as al se care % see
Hssr = ~ ~ q good driving pitch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Fs.r urruri -Ou so lfth ne Anirp-
s-.gsr k.trf 50 clear from irr frog
ca-o.rts every ufght-rhr saq ssNsun
- s..-t arf ssrst-Mai - oar pre-
Geo .1nlV uof very uice o. 80 tosu ia,
t.-an. s Ii q Warn sesthFf ~
t1lsr .rar.ug have COM "
Bal .fi arf mothrf na.shcf thrif sleigh
ftre "r 90 season wiih . nArrus e.
rs.- rh-v SER r.iiug tosu q BILL Ani
strllk spoi 90 hare grouut 9Th such
Orc a.to pitch ne s.sigh iorsari on %
nr ,0rs-s nact. ant thrys then 1uisr Pm.
tr.. tHrluNiriy b. did uot AGA, And
90 cane ugt alive thnugh murh bruised
a. Nv Al q BAKE fc-
crrtv salghtervf q hog ~ months Oh
i.ai sr glef When dressed iti Ins "A
N Bar s. p1tting rs poplar into the nv
r-.-i n Bartlett l. sofklng nights ln
t.r sroo u f1r rcnnctts a Co % "
B-.sr 1ks IN tae mill AM l. DOS farm
rs-F tsi Day passed ~ very pleasantly
So trr usla Cruwf Nud game % ball
Many ttarks o. wm 4 Frye for q Coo 90
..rt.r nf rlser srciis--Au o.i relic toru
.rsu-iae utt,e rcd school aousc near the
...r.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Wr.r nrruU At car annlA schsol
u..trg co the ifih lost, \ W Mason
st. rl1ssr agrrt an " A fsrNsl clefk
-. sI1ns sere usft hers up to the 20
irsi II q Anen hNs moved luto one of
urars res houses Efsun whitman ~
W ofstock. 49, In town tais scsk ---
q n Grover has hought a horse To-
-sr saga sce-pu - Over, sui noi q isrse
e. 01rt sss male In tlls v.c.n.ty -
\ Sean has received another carload 20
.rr-Osf summsf tern ~ schoo. a.
tsc.r 1n ~ isth prux Mrs X q 0rtru
trf iaaahtsf of Mechanic fNis. are visit
~ frIsnis here th- former il ou her say
Oh BerUu Nus. \ "a shrre sae Il OBJ
b.. mIincry goods flr a irs weeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
Dr Agol's rms reach The ve'y foundation Of
vital sc ion sold hy 4. N. Gerry.

Stock owners should not forget that one
pound 81 Wears Condition Powders Il worth
ave 81 any Other Kind. Warranted Ia RID a
horse of worms. sold In 80. Paris by A. NJ
Gerry.
wesre'. sure Cure for Heave- t. inst what its
nam. La. rIL.. .nLa nN A Al l.eLrN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

as.r HEoVSFtsip j D SucEneV L.
~ Orleans V.s.rug tnr tKrl.ItIln
e nc gone some srfxs. stHpr ~ Iu
NrF l1rk srf Bs.t1u ou BIZ rrtlrr --
NJ % q Msnsf-.i hks rrtlrnri from q
f1g'1y V.sIi ln FrovIis1ce. K IN e
f-afY Il 80 nicely settled iu Bis Oh
,'-e $50 bis n-s s'e--AiiIe Alsrt
si. Zach lr Lowell. sane district in shich
- As taught ssrersl terms -
n'tl ..ry L. fllslIng hIs 1ulsr--c L :
30 .ts slaksPere mccting sith Mr. L
n I.-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Ca Friday, April ", On the road b.twcsn G. ~
18th wsif AM tsiusbls psp<fe VIII IN hndei
pksss isasl o .. Pores -ssfh PARIS. of 81 ne
MAS. G. N. RIPLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

BHowSrfup We have hai cor n
uasks s.r1i.rg Iu Marc suus - gping
h., rls tto1g1 the rosfs Ar Trfy mliiy
irf ftr snow T. frrr Iu t1e vol. All un
Nf .a.k r1afs Thffe has nrel an 90
lslA arnlrf 20 sickness I'M toSu ms
ssrrg severe colds have hesu spiirmic,
tarlrnfr tave Died Arthur Perkins
t.at .f 0.r-arp tIon. st SATURDAY, blight
lr ftf. ras hrsu defined o. t1e tn1sr
t .ts. "a ~ Aunru Wan,
,ts 1rfr sl-ndIug somc tine in CHI
a- al. rrfarusd muCh Improved in
.ra services 49, Del trIi a. tnr
lrf.r.t .sf Chafch evvfy Alternate Sau.
lev ..gru.rg tte fr.t OF usHt mouit--
..ts L1srntts fsugttsr 49, hss ben
fl f.rV ga sith mrnInEItls that hrr NO.
Ets t-sFs.ret o. - Dos gaining rapidly
-Nar pairtrrs srr TfrY nu.Y also
ir rtrr.sgr- mskrrs a.so thr lna'crs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

nicEvsLs - eniAmin Lov.i ~ apPs ard
hrrv hIs morulng Win spNr 10 cattle
tnkt he n0uxht OF wm rrAsk-Wiu An.
fress % Aa1aru moves 90 % as fsrn In
frknxln Plantation. tais spriag II u
LlFsIp hks hsi saved. this spring. SD 81
f-st 20 spruce into board. AMI lampcr--
oar sICk ooe- A. gsiuing siosly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

FNEE -G.orgg Sispcs l. intending %
starr hIs drive % poplar aud spruce from
Ssn River uext scsk TIE river has
ncsn a. an eKcsi|eut driving pitch dariug
az pr,ssut w-sk Never knew snow o.
10 ~ 80 at ~ IN sun oulv--rhc school
hn1.s in District NJ 4. Mexico. l. up ani
n1ar'ri---SAnlei Baukrr. f1rmrrly VI
Rnxhlry. sud uos residing 10 wiscnnsin,
i. visiting frirni. ln his viCiuiiy--frank
Pnuhrick q fsiuug We lrsru be has
novel o. Dlxfcid Comm1n sni uvcs With
mi. tsughtsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

asrt>rs pnSp TIE y1angest chli %
laNrs Aospq Gid .oitruiy ~ pusamouia
af -.sf .rsi The mill cres in t1s sss
flol s 1nIs1 sork tlis s~ek--oar
N'.1 nakers report . gooi run, gvuvraliY
-Atirr Arkrtt s1o hss hreu FerF slck
80 lcg FEVER. L. iuproFlng Mr. Kin
a "a 20 her farm to George Wilson,
a. Il gong to WAkvd-id. Mkss ---Jsncs
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NEVER GIVE UP

soverer trriaus yauf case. whether ~ ,crofniA
IArsr or Klincy Complaint salt iaeuu. Eheu.
mai.,m 90 any disease arising from an impure
state ofthe bh.ri uni.i you have g.ron Nesci.ne
athoroash trial Inarcmciy o. iu'i thi' ois''
q dlicisc, ani ia uumer.uf eases. wh.eh At
ssarts have failed B. reach. BE- has proved - b q
srcas crcaey.
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,,ralsr In other ,own-i --Ncticr Two ~
nv esri- cane printed together. IL Wa
po, my fault. - they were each mailed IN
season.
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Health is Happiness

VII b. yoor potion. saniofi rh.lirook, 10.
Duiion Street. Banrof. vas gwen up q
de Ne lsf Cssm-fh's. Dociofs sad hs
couli NJ, I've Was given boiils a
Bfo.ns safsapanla. AMI By % continued
use he ~as cured 81 Phl.lfook was i1af years
9TH Mesifs. Fies q Jlnsi. AM aiio in the em.
pioy q tie ~ c. X. X, and hundfei' KOS this
cassto b. genuine. 81 Briggs, c0uniy Com
missioner, Penotsot Co, "a he threw asaY
ovs one hundred Empty b1tiles hat hai COO.
timed VARIOUS kinds q patent msiicinei tai hls
wife lad taken. THEE baiiies a nf1sns san,l.
panii. gave h,r bitter hs4iih Tan she nd "a.
pefisncoi ioF years
aIIlss hai severe Klnsy Disease Have
spcn, large Suns q mansY. Mssus jaflha &
Thbe,is. q s'stson. advised byrrsf Alsnff
MIA IL cured me lam Uaidli O. ia g.
pfsparing sab a woa4crfal remedy
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"RsiH 70 l. w. Tlie,is. " d. s,sii1n-
Prank Goliath, Esstor. Ne boughs Bs0~ns
sar,lparla Ilai hiils hi'h NJ an %
has dins mirac.ss. Hli ,psni hunifsls ol
dolan ~iihsui otta.nirg hslP. bci,f' t-yag
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bsins restored % thousand, The vie q NJ
Haihorn, Fofen,an Il he Canton Lumber Co,
as given W 10 de The daughter In Dlngof
wrote ior the father B. come hone lie cane,
filed with souo~ Hops hal been abandoned,
When, ty accident. Mr. ilaihorn heard Of Bryrs'f
Svfsfsyiis fof Klfs,y D.isaNE ne houghi
u Mrs. Haihorn began the use q Il. began 10 fe-
cover. and finally arose from shat al thoughi -
be dcaihb>d and resumed her family dates
Rev. Thee. GsfTlsh. Pasioi Poe Street ". T.
chafeh. Bingof, vil attest ihs tuh VI his
wonderful recovery
Hoa y. BASS. E..asyor Of Bangor. ssys
some to- years since. ! 80 ahisted With DYs
pcysia IN b. worst form. ! consulted the best
snosn phy,lcians In th.s section, in Boston. and
IN NeW Yofk, without any bensfcal results
About one year ago I beyan 10 uss nfo~us
S.rsapanila. and from that tine I have oontinued
% improve ! have 20, hack 70 my usual ~, ghi,
having gained since I bcgan O. uss nfovn's
sarsapanlla. ovH g pounis icousiisf nfosu's
safsapanlh he best remedy 10 ln4gsiiion
have ever used
All Admit that
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thereby to sign the uote. Fourth, that
appellant was actually deceived by APP
pellee's statements. Held: The appel
liant was entitled to the benefit OF the
actual contract price agreed upon for
the purchase of the horses. He alleged
that the price was what they had cost
appellee, and that the note sued on was
given for the balance due on the basis
of the actual cost of the horses sold the
plaintiff. The representation ell
as mad e appellants p tsa a SnsTIIsr
that the latter knowingly and fraudu-
lently misrepresented to appellant the
real cost OF the horses is but the state
ment of a case of actual fra Id it would
be not less constructive fraud if the
representations proved to bs untrue, al
though ignorably and hoI estly made
by the plaintiff. If the price agreed on
was the actual cost of the horses,
plainly the defendants right to an
abatement of the amount o. his note, in
case IL was given in the mistaken
representations as to the cost of
the horses, cannot be affected by the fact
that the appellee knew or d, | not know
at the time he made the representation
that 1t was false, or that he made it with
the intention to defraud the defendant.
It would be constructive fraud never
theless on the defendant, against which
he would be entitled to protection. Ac-
cording to the terms Of such q sale, the
representation as to what was the cost
of the horses would amount to a confess
sion that the amount stated was the
correct amount, and if it was not so the
defendant would not be liable for the
excess over the true amount Of the act
ual cost. AS the jury may nave been
misled to the appellants injury by the
charge, the judgment Is reversed. Re-
versed and remanded.