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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-18
WTKKIAM EBERKFN.
St1 bermtietbe,t.

yin tibihsS gBcbubaus neta urtarent
9ann. in Ger Staet b,Iessn. IL ult:r siIaifissn
SteinsuRssn 81 sermittbsn. HaG;ufrassR
bel 5enrn 8aIG.
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3u bsrtanfea.

Gin sSchnsiaS in Berger, 8ran!lin Country
RO. y, Sequences pau5 nit guicm Seller.
&au6bius une suitm Stal uRn 3 sufen Got.
ten. Adberes su ~sTfraseu bel benz Gieentbfl
msr, G. pezie, oper bel peTrH 8. SInmer.
Berger, @p.
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gSoti3 !
GtwaSWcmeS.

rntrr;si6nsttr ma&ttrsttrHh b~tEaHHi, eos
Ct riusn srpesa Srrratp
@eibnadts : &aarea ieSrr art
in leinsm SctaIe auseefrRt BAT uae hisItlssu
N ben nitfrigfen Prltlfu s~sTfaufi. 3usIgi6
rferire I'D rine rrimir lein bIeides SafIun-
Heidi SeHem, Der in metnsm Stpre fur $1,000
Sdar misunderstanding maHt. Aic auf-
asrdEt, eirle @titseneeif rtTe nur .eu Irst
an bis gum 9Seibna6fsfaae rTsrlrt UNI Ieafr
ein Sceer tei 3eiten scrirrrrtn ipiaEgc urn
rint lH5ne unp Tti1halu9e Auspdbl prart-
rpIer unD nEsliHsT @elpenfe an pann iInr.
HENRY BINKH0ELTER,
Berger, Nr. psE l.. Der, 1850.
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&nuft Cure Suder>Daareu
uno GbriItboum : @ersieruneen BEL
Gas. 5ugger.
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Gin WitteI 9e9cn S6tuci
ttc61pIcrd.

Ter uutsrssinustr. rim alter 5nrEisr, ser in
Ter SGpeine;u6t gut srfdbren rnp friiber
eurh bic Cholera fncu aTree SerIuffe %erIittsn.
bai mad ~Iineerrm Stueisrsu NIB pieIen Ser.
iu6rn Gin rrobdtrs Rittel sesen eiris ardnf-
psif ehtesft eas urG Ill teiEfm 5aIIe ffbIinlug.
Sclde bic cas- N1irrI on ibTen S6reinsn
ssriIfcn rrlsn, fSnnen ens &eeept bttr In
ttr;sitnstsu ssssn sertHse 8ersutu5s tstrm-
ulen.
4@ir49 6eprg &raettIs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-18

@ummizl1eberidube fir 9nnien unb
9in6er iebr biQi9 bel M. g. geniine.
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perr .. $. &uIe pcrfnuft ieinen
eonjen 8prratb Sdrotfinteu sum
&pitenpreiic.
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NerInren.

9esten Sunntns tunrbe entiueber i'm
Stating 8inf uoer i'm unteren Stnbts
tbeile elm Iilbcrnes Bangle, nit Wos
ltU9rnm uerlpreu. Der ebrli6e 5inber
lit eriu6t bniiet6e in Der Office hieies
8ldttes a%b5u9eben.
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8trmanntr Wolksblatt

Entered Al the Post once at Hermapn, Mo-, and
admitted for Il through the mails at
second class rates.
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0erettaiate 9drtne.

@ereinisie T6rmt suni Wurfmabtn inh
AZ belief igCn auantitdte7 eel mir u bdteR.
Gtsnfa Us Iiefsre i6 dnf SsfcQIng @urf.
HtiiS ;u ;eitssmdesE gEtiisn.
5tnrS @itftde.
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gea6fen Sreitns 1T @eibnudten.
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Die f6Gnfr unh srEete GuspabI relde ie.
mails mad bisfer Staet aerradt pRree. 3a6
fplaeno cine tbrilpsie Cite orn Irttfsln eie
iU& ais @eibna6tsgeitenfe eignen
Srileu ron 10 Gents aufrGTt5. drfeene
Sriaeu rem s., 90 bis $500. G%diGsnuhren
srn $3.50 dufpir.t, sr!esns lai6tnubrsn fir
Herrsn uue Tdnsu ron S25 90 aufrirts.
CINE rei6hdltiee NuSpdhi Irlircr a~clecuer
Rinee ron $500 aufpdris, arlorEs UNI pln-
tirte ubr. une Salstetten mic auh sSoGets"
;u iebr mdsiecu preifcn. ae6te aUl
6sne Sbrrinee pom $1.25 aufpdrts, IGmen-
Sets $7.On aufpdrts, feine p%latirte unr dot
acIeene ArmbGbsr ron 81. so nufrdrts,
@anbubren 1928 une aufrdrts, RanIbrf-
ten auSpfe; Srultndpeln, splesHs uno i~iItrrrE
8inssrblte, 5plo.6eefrn.
1901
aneere Nrti tel tie l6 ais Gsittaseeelbfufe
rilntn unp ;u tilissu Trsiisu bel mir rer-
tduft rsrben.
Gas pubIifuu1 mS6ts i6 tricnesrs Ia rauf
dufmsrfiani ma6su, eae i'd 8erarnturen
prompt unb gut sUlsiebs. SD babe Ssrru
TerhiuanS &smmert
ais ufeinen Neenten crrdnnt une autbc iliri
@adreB III rertaufcn, ME aud Waaren-Se.
~frIunseu unb Auffrdse mr. 8sparatur,Arbei'
Ten tntssetusunebmtn. 6Ir aae ron ibm
s%srfaufttn ilbren reer @pIctrddren %adTdutirr
i'd. pduI GdIame.
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@66entIi@rr RarftS ert@t
0efreint. @ehI u. /. m.

Secen 5reitas corrisirt bon Be,
HERMANN STAR Mills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS

l. thnsl who employ uuutrfs of sofkfr IN snf
.niusffiA snfeVrsf. 4 tsci ~ uin.o,i lmipit-n.,
sra.ssi ~ .niIsiafiiou u sman 30. Ia fs~
a.sfs of this dsessl arprkr In mauuiscinunf cenift
ani a. .utsrfrenos ~ih ~ tn..nfss of ~ li,.s
ns ,. ..I.e.., AZ. ~. VI. -. n H. i.s..s
struIi arQraf In d. isciofrs tlrmsflfft tfff Hcnl
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itf troay 81 r,u'ng gthef h'n'i. y .l.''.
D. uniaf tIs snspaan II Csrll Ing o. Iison oi the
i.srssf sna'i "a ani ltil sac. ~. mfsiift'
ahI.h en- mua.rpsl slthof.l'ts nlzt 81 l,ee.-a
~ = ewi''l N iis's..s " ,....... 4, -.
AfrrritIr, ia-fk nr a. ths u.siffr Hih onY m.f q
narF rI1f.Ffs, u IL uarl ulnre ttol'salla = 80
H.lasarfs ta rrlftui ths tftaklnE nai ei e..l.s .
i.sltsf In pItof htn t is A. siamr L oni atft H
~ i.srgr n th, iairolaeiiou 81 small pas into
cor Nss InT.sni to.n' L. g. ~ lr,,sni tlaf ~
Ttt. rra'h III Canal Al pruIafIHl. Of Hh.0h have
MA -arluan. tilan slfh tanslt.
Ue rr.ifnf Ia Mauirta. h.s rga. aci ..sfn'ns
.r.i..ffI'.ns. Ihf ulr'r.rai Ufrffs have tani u
r.ssfir e. sn,rtssfa.y cope vth the tissa.s, ala,
1sfral 0f sfr.nr tnF seui ol t'tt, rlnif llifr -.
hfn rrrrIfss.fr Inrrrasf uf o. afth fsif en- n
a.. aasf q e.., q n, . ..,.'. % ~. '' .l ~ ,.-s. .
II, r.-r n g. tisus IN Mao nfrs has hefu "a
s...rs ur.'r.f rf rn. fhl thfrf Is iiff.
prp'rioa r ~ rfral.i.',.9, sl..h /, 81 '......
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nfra.lr.f.ra ~ fta d.sfasr .nfa t0sn nf it.i'ff
ara1I D. ukf'r f. aIrr r.s1 Al mu1h ifNaHit.
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ftr Ianlar af II 's ari RI HrTuT itru o. o' Hiffalf
aff fIH IaaI frarh llffnTrirH n nr'lrf O. srhl' f
O.. anI a1r.lIlif fs'1Insi.Hu Ui iHf iNha. .it
1890 .a rsn...aIF RI sI ar.flfIffs I'M u..f AL
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d. f.rr.f..n IT, ~fsir Nrtrl .f lifa.N.
A 81. Nuf SO. rr.r.fan.
tr.e.sft ssrffr.iaf nrh. issi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

AJrny CHAN0Ts IT. NEEniCT.-The
London papers report an extraordinary
case which came before Mr.. justice Ste
phea At Chester Assilss reeen,ly. A coal
agent. named Angus Gofdoa Mclean
had been pa, upon his Trial charged with
emberreliag sums Of money belonging to
the Lancashire Coal company. Mi.
M.r.hall made a forcible defence fo' the
pri.oaer. representing ,hA, the accounts
had only been muddled The Deficiencies
discovered amounted 10 about t25O.
The jury found Mclean guilty. and the
Judge commenced 10 pass sentence, when
the prisoner appealed to bis l.ordshiP TO
allow him 10 make a statement His ex-
pl.nA,ioa was ,ha, the deficiency was
quite accounted for by the fac, that 500
customers had let Birkenhead owing TO
bad trade, who had no, paid hin. Sew
eral witnesses were recalled. and the
Judge said, "wheiher the proceeding was
regular or not. he would undertake the
responsibility Of asking the jury whether
af,er the prisoners statement. they wish
ed TO hear him (the Judge) with refer
enes thereto, and to reconsider their 'er-
Dict" Having decided in the afiirma-
tive. his Iord.hip again addressed them
and the jury reoonsidered their virdie''
with the resul, ,ha, they nov found the
accused no, guilty, aud be was disehars'
ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
CHAPTER xxxv
IN WAS 40 pREAM

Carruthers. a. Was biz cusiCm, caibei ff
Bsatrioe early one morning Vow that ne
hal firmly resolved that b. must, would,
coah. should school himself 10 accept ths
po.ition which IL se~fnei likely ~as 10 bs his
for the future he could see no reason Why
be shouli H. debarred from en)oying every
moment q Beatrice's society. To say that
b. was resigned 10 his fate would IT, absurd.
No one i resigned u fate. One l. compeii-i
10 submit b. iis tyranny, that = all.
OF cour~e Frank wss unhappy, and o.
course B,atrioe Was unhappy. AZ heart
they were A. wretched a, any sentimental
school g.rl could wish them 10 bs amid such
circumstance. But all the same they were
no, 40 truly miserable a. they imagined
Given two young lovers kept apart ~ fate
with lookout q eternal darkness-~ith'
ou, even the hope of seeing h.ps gimmer In
the distance. - long A. they know that each
love. the other, even as he or N, b,es her
OF hip; 20 long a. they can see each other,
talk 10 each other. sven n that talk must bs
on indifferent subjects. they can not 10 alto
gsther unhappy. .
This morninz BEATRICE hft her boy IN
charge u the smiling BAvarian servant and
vent fof walk with Frank IL was fair
May morning. fAirer perhaps else~bere
than In Munich. which Il dry, dusty,
barren land. For some time they walked IN
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TRICKS on THE TRACKS,
sN0ERs FROu WHICH ESoiNsShs SAW
rnr rrBfIC AND THKNsEfNfs.


One who l. accustomed IN railway ifay-
ellng can scarcely reslire how much be i
dependent for safety upon the engineer
Added 20 The responsibility OF theif sta-
ton, onglneers are also In constant dan.
ger OF sccidsuts caused by The tricks OF
Jealous rivals.
This rivalry. n said, sometimes prompts
% The doing Of utterly mean tricks. MIC
kel Plate engineer after bis very nrst uip,
was aid oif because he had "cut out All
the bearings Of bis englne. lie was rein-
stated, however, after he proved that some
rival hai aiei his oiliHg cdn wiA snlffy.
Another new sngiuscr WAS suspended TOT
burning oa, the nass ofh!s boiler Through
grief Al the i0ss of bis position be diei,
and then couscisuce-stricksn rival con.
fssssd that A. iad pc 0N IN "a i1nA 80
that n fo,med nd showed water AZ the Top
gauge, when In reality ,h'rr was scarcely
quart 10 the boiler
Those Intense ieslou.iCs. together win
the terrible annsiy incident 10 iheif ~ofk'
has a terribly s,rainlng eject on The nerve
and statistics 'ell us that, though l.ocomo'
tive Euglneers may look strong snd 'igof'
Gus. thsy are not all hearty class IA
Chief Euginssr A Hampton, lndianap'
oils, luf., IDiF ltiI Wa- one 'i fH"r' ~
psrrntly hearty men. but be- stys "lhf
auxi,iy. strain aud l1iting came nfsr no.
lshing me llis suf.ring. locA.fed in
catarfh of the bladder. but be- asci War
ner's safe cure fslthfally iof tNeniy ~ssAs
ard uow sxclalms. u am vel nan I.
:. Ipgrlhsm. % Cleveland, Ohio, Assist
sui chief Engln,sr, aud other prominfrt
members are aiso emphatic in 10 praise.
The Locomotive E'ginecIs' Bfoiheihood
has 1900 members aud 2i0 divisions.
IT, heatquafters j. In CieSelaoi, ONO,
where Ctlsf Eogineer Arthur f1r iNcniy
Years has exercised almost fictstorlal
sway. n wss organized ln August, l.'l,
by ihe employees of The Michigan Contra.
II bas given nearly Two million dollars -
the widows sri orphans of deceased mfni-
bsTs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

N,aur Sou. -what Is the best method
q, gtiilr. night soll. aud whs, would Dc
~. relative yAiae % a barrel OF night sOll'
utlir.d As you would recommend, compar.
"a xi,h A barrel 0f fertilizer, or bonedusif
wouid yoa recommend wood ashes A. pro
nsr ~ use with night soil, ani II so, what
nroportiOn would yoa user A CoNsrANt
RE.pER fProcure = few barrels OF eoAl
.shs.. OF what i better, OF dry road dast
~ try pulverired soil Place suhcient
ea.ntitv In 4 barrel or box in The closet,
with 4 iin dippcr. Every time me closet
\. u.et. throw a pint or 50 down The vaalt:
The Dcst ABSORBENT II q mixiare OF eoA
..hes and road dust, BAT when used seps-
,.,,ix. there should be more OF the Ashes
a.et than Of the dust Managed IN THIS
w,v. the vault viii have no odori the con
,srts nav be shOvelled out A. easily A. 80
,naeh ssnd. and a valuable fertilizer VIII
- h.a m the absorbent Il thrown down
"a, once a day. the mauare VIII DC s
1905. but there may be httle oior. We
e.nnot well compare the value OF this
s.i,s . barrel OF other fcrtlliEeis. because
nv vary 40 mach on different soils, 70
~ nothing OF modes OF treatment. we
-.,,a not use wood ashes with night SOL
r,less largely mixed with the msteris's
80 have mentioned, or other aosoroen's
-C9uafry Gsnflsw1a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Isrrepared from sarsarari'ia. yellow hoeA'
Cherry BARK. FIpsisscva. Mandrake. nande.lon'
ana other well known vegetable rcmeoies Tie
eomt.natlon. proportion. and Tfepafai.on 40
peculiar g. Hood's Sarsipari.il, AMI eject -
marsable cures vhsrc other medicines fan
neures scroiula. salt Eheum. no.ls. rmr,f',
Humors. Dyspepsia. Bllousncss. sex iisadacl-.
Indlresilon. General D,blhy Caiarh' lhe.'
mAtlsm, Kidney and Liver Complaints. o'ef.
comes that ufed feeling. creates a. aliFiis'
and builds up tie whole System. The
"oOoD NAME At noHr
won - Hood's sarsaparilia b. unoIlai'ed in ne
history of Medicines. such l. lis I0ruLfiy l
Lowell, Mass, where IL Is made, tlat vlo.'
nelshbothoods are taking u a. ilo same i.n..
This success Il eKiending an over ihe oori iii.
Send for book containing statements ~ many
remarkable cures.
Hood's sarsapanIia IL s0id ~ on ufufs''i'.
o., slr for ss. Prepared b. 4. !. HOOD : ~
Apotlse4Fies, Lowell, MasA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Tn WRONC MAS.-At the recent
term Of court in Bangor, a tall jaryman
from one Of the back towns boarded al
one Of the hotels. A crowd sat about
the Office ERE when a smai,y 10 the erosd
wicked a. the crowd and thought he
would have little fun a, the expense OF
the eoun,ryman. Addressing the jury
man the wag CD said III was to be
tried for my life should hate TO have
you on the jury" Without changing a
muscle Of bis face the juryman answered
quickly: "wsll. my friend. there
wouldn't be any need Of Arguments.
Your looks would hang you" Such a
roar Of laughter followed tha, smsriy
wa. glad to sneak from the RON. leaving
the man from the upper country complete
master Of the situation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

on this big pad ana backle into The back
strap The same a. the regular QUE. when
under the tail The horse cannot hold the
rcin."
~ TrlDunf.
Mr.. George Warstsr. hcAdlng up az ap.
PIE barrel AMI 1oilng the top hoop over
snag took the latter ~, opened u and cot
u back AZ the Joint 80 A. 10 make it =
quarter of an iuCh logger, after which u
was driven on without trOable, and stil
suflcieutiy tight A nelghbor stauilng BY
confessed that De bad ofisn been b1ihtr,i
in such Gases. bot never tho1ght Cf ibis
simple cXpcd.ont
Detroit frco Ffsss
A Dog, having Discovered a piece %
ras beef In an alley. at down q C0gIts
and wouder. Was Il really beef or mu,-
tom How dii 10 get thersi How wts it
that some other Dog bad not Discovered
AMI Appropriated ni lie was u0i yct
through with hi. mciltaiious when a sec
oui Dog rushed 10 AMI speedily Des0urei
The Prize, bui thc Meat vas scarcely doNn
before be- fsl over ani walled cat, Alas =
bat I an a gonc-up Caninc TIE Nett
wGs Poisoucf Moral Never Accept
Something uf Nothing without stop
plng to tsk Noutseif where the ffoai
comes in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
A FAMILY AFFAIR
BY HUGH CoNw Az,
l.fAor O og''Cailed Back and Ozark Ddys'

fContinuodl
a. ls'sf a. ID swept hy bat ~ heaIi or feii
M more She ros, ami shu iterci COO
vuisivoly, then. without gisncs o. -,
MA, her hani had wrought sicprci over
tie line. down The steep cmlalknirut, aud
was lot Ia thc night Shc hal done wlai
shs believed a. h. her Appointed iask No
longer would Maurice HfrNey stand To-
tween Boairicc AMI happ.nes,'
Thepoor wretch wasaluio-i cut In iso Tie
uhecls which had crushe ! The life cut u him
werc thoss ~ an engine on iis way 70 pick
~ trucks On a siding soma vay down the
linz Thc driver f,li che slight obsifuciion.
frl having marked tfe pot whcre u 60
turrc,i uron b. fe'ufn stopfri tn train
eai knaa utai bat oau.s-i that momentary
klt knca that mans liie hni, 4, that
isconi. Ias.cl awav
Tho beiy vas pick-,i up place IN iricE,
taken 10 ths Munic1 station. and tb-nci 70
ths riscr spio.ntci for Tho rscspiion - The
siir. of unknown ulen who meet ssh . sui
drn nr 'oIrnf death
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x...a..n.hiIi,.,.a Ma.

You aro allowed EEEE rniAt 30 tniAft n.is
sft6e usr of Dr Uyes Jeiohrlfci Violate Belt
ulth Electric ~uspeusory Appliance, ~ tue
suseiiy relief and permanent Curr uf Nervous
tisblllfy. los 81 VITALITY and hannooit And AT
kindfcl troubles. Also, ior many o.het uls
|e..c. gomnlet. restoration o. health. yiEnr
mi manhood guaranteed No risk d incurrei.
Illustrated pamphlet. With full Information
terms, etc, mailed FREE by ADDRESSING NoiiAir
Iislf 90 Marsnau Mich.
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r.t...a A o.. Il llsf..a li.usg ~, i.s'.a.
Na.s.. a.I srni A. sHT tiirrf I'M iaf l...i -.,'.'
= ...... f.r fnr arrfs In sfanrf. afa flr nrIrr.
I...af. ~. ri. s.rr ffHnT cnfraf.HF .Nf' "a ' n"
I-..s.rf t.rrr a1f ani hs rtHerti s.ll $50 lfh.'
II f... fr.ls rlfsrns ifIs, tnfh tf ria.i ifi l.l
IH.s arrrar. IL Is arlsIlr rnsaal o. NaNa A N.
80 800 rlr..f n f.r I.aI III Nts rl slfrftf
...rf u .nffinr nrHl "a OBJ ma II hfaaNs sni n
rrs.f.aIr rrra ssaY, a. ffru irFf -, pllsi 4.
40 rrufrt rrslrI knnHf t..ai tH" asi'
r.r..ns' lf..f Is - His. GO NHt.
snrras.nr L. rapruriffi ani Hr nsn on. rIiirs
A.. - Ii tt.s III a1T 0fhrf Cullfu rsn 80 if RI
.rrtr.re rr.arf tEfHlrh ut lhr pre- ef ftlf fnt.aA
r. -. lf ID ft.r af auY af sfHfti H.l.l u 49,
il .rr car utIrrf in mak 90 talt grssi aiff /. -
..narf rr0rif Hfh flf use pi iaetr nltfftinss .s
Al So sI.ilr slrall lr1flHl th.s pafff, Hiin lft
nurn namr 1nI pnsi oH'r aiNfrss liAAf Nf''l'N
tflr.ss 4 Il IaEntan 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

'It i sAd 90 think, sighed the cashier
A. be walked into the night with bis Nallse
In hand and gsred upon the mAssiSe mar.
Die bank building. "sai - think that
must leave that noble structure behin.
me. Bot must DO 80. cannot take u
with me" And dropping tear be gfippel
hl. yAllse with a tighter grip and hurried
OF 10 catch the Montreal ualn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

wnoxa IDEls.-Ths, there Is any eene-
a, 4, su.llowing iagfals Of nsnseous sui
nhsr water; that rest sfter dinner can oe
sso,,sned with impsnityi that outdoor
..s,s.tlou Is q waste OF time that sthleue
snor,s brutallzs the character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

DO you think you can clear hini she
asked of the lawyer 4 iout know, mad.
an" rspll,d toe attorney, i1ahuaHy
"He has lived here al bis llic. .if, an
kuows every one. "ic-. that Is What
makes me nervous about De-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

CaN Yor iet disease strengthen iu your
system When sfii cied and uOt SEEK reiieif
For al forms of Heart Disease. organic of
sympathetic, DIR GRAVES HEART kh1
JLATOR isa cure been leforc The public
thirty years Al pr bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Cos,lrrnrs. Is the cause of she iuioi-r-
abie "hsd breath" of mult.luies. Dr.
Henry Bsxtsrs Mandfake bliisrs remove
the cause ard prevent itr evil adj COSY
only gi cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Tfrs Aunts STOPPED free by Dr kilne's Great
Nerve Restore 81 ffs after frsf days usf
Marvellous cures Treaties nnl o Hitl '.i.Nn
re- to Tit casos send fo or Kline. nl Arrh
NJ IHIfI Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

upon the point Of fAinting and falling ssnss-
les on the doorstep BY supreme Effort
she rousei herself and shock of ias incipicnt
ssupor. II once she sank down her weary
Limits might rebel and refuse 10 do her hid
ding She might lis thsre until her presence
was discovered, and that discovery ruinsd
all. No. II shs vere % sink AMI perhaTs die,
let 10 he as far away from bestrice a. her
waning strength c,uii carry her. swee, ~
n would te 10 breathe her last within reach
OF her mistress, even such pcor in'or'
could not be vouchssssi 10 her.
n speaks volumes for ths Iron strength o.
bsr win. insomuch that 10 struggled via
and overcsme. not only tbs wo'nsn's physF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Il bought 'wO bottles Browns sarsspt-
rllla for ny wife and mother. Have since
fought four more They both hhi poor
blood sud the medicine acted IKE charm
,ou can say consider Br0rn's s>IrsIp1ril.
IA tie sprlng meiiciur W n Brown,
mfnsg,f Bangor W0Od Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

IN 40 Eagrsh Court-Ny lord Well
Mr smith. n yoa io uot know hoN 20
conduit yourself a. . gentleman. am safe
Icauuot t,aeh yea Counsel VERY un',
my lord
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

IN. axxrexate recsiTts Of the nalns
$50 F.Ir for iss5 are sis,tt5 %. Last
=, a. totai recslpts were sl',9es ".
r. nremiams ana running expenses oi
49, xs.r amount % AbOat sit,0o0. thus
/. -o,s b,lsncs = left % apply 20 paying
ar psrmanent Improvements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Mississippi nsgro.s siie bad such con-
aderce ln hlm that che held up an apple
Coz hlm 70 shoot 40 Nlth shotgun. The
coroner didn't give lef memory tle credit
Cue agood action. ant ihe shooter = in
ftn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

An Ohio farmers "wsr horse" which
was old in '6i. but carried his master
through the civil war. died last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

"what you want, sald ihe hafDef' a.
be ran hls hngers through the icN remain
log hairs on the head or cnsiomef-
what yoa wlnt u bottle of nay half o.
storer What want, replied The Gus
toner. "is a divorce And The barber
saii 20 more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Chlcaso cfimlnsl never feels enilfe.y
safe uniIl ho harms that hi. case ha. been
placed In The hands of tle detectives, says
thc Chicsgo Mall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Here 4. an Item, sald Mrs. Bascom.
about the arrest of common fcl1ns.
Now | dOn't believe there is auyihing
that will arrest common felon, unless 70
Is 20 cot of' the huger u comes out on.
Nv advice i 20 last pOaltlcc The thlngs,
and draw en- % head A. so0n a- pos
.HEH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Don't pay large doctors bills. The bet
medical book Published, one hu1ifci pp,
elegant colored plates, vii bc ssnt you on
receipt 90 three cent stamps 90 pay The
postage. Address 4 T.. OffNsy Co,
Bos.Or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

"i00 Doses Orc Dollar" Is true oniy %
Hoods Sarssptrilis. and 10 Is IN unsr.
swsrablc argument ss t0 its strength and
economy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

In at.time put big erapPer paa unSsI
The tAil Of the horse, ols enoais -. 80 1,
Il % 80 the snlma eAnnot ass .Imois
switches over he relns- ini, D., .~ssss
cOutrivsnce ant safe one hu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

HNoN TuYsEIr. by fJading She ncI'
euce % Life. the best medical work ever
Published. Tor young and middle aged mer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
Naine Farrlsr

IN. r.c, coarse aui the farm work 90
- 81 vel tngether. Zach will demand
/. mas entire tine. AM each snofds oP'
''.,-,-,I,ies fof All the "a n he possesses