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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
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An old physician, retired from practice,
having hsd placed In his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchltis
Catarrh, Asthma and ell Throat and Lune
Anectlons, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility, and all Nervou.
Complaints, amer having tested is won.
derful curative powers In thousands oi
cases, has felt II bis duty 10 make II known
70 his suffering fellows. Actaated BY this
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer.
Ing, ] viii send, free OF charge. 10 all who
desire II, this recipe, In German, French
or English, with full directions for prepar.
Ing and using. Sent by mail, by address.
ing with stamp. naming this paper. w. A.
Norxs, if9 Pverss Biock. Rochester.
~ v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11


Dried Appis Pc One con-e cup OF
stesedand siftsd apple. one coffee cup OF
milk or cream. twO-thirds cup OF sugar and
= plnch OF salt Bake with one crust
Erd. a. iAs H0ussAOld
Agpis Cake Take two cup. dried sp-
ple-. stew Just enough 10 cut easily chop
ABOUT a. ine A. rAisins, and boil them In
tao cups OF mols-ses, I'll preserved
through; drain OF the molsssss for the
cake; then aid Two eggs. one cup butter.
Que cup sour milk, two teaspoons soda.
four cups -four. spices OF all kinds. Add
the spple the las, thing.
Mas Pis.-Sosk Que pound Of salt cod
f.h In cold water for two hours pat u on
the Ore ~ boil. adding . small red Pepper
and the skin OF an orange. Boil eight
goOd-slKcd potatoes. and. when ready ~
mash, pick up the Goldfish, squeeze over II
The Juice Of one orange. aud mash al 10
gethsr; add . large lump OF butter, pot
The mixture In . bake-tin, aud cover with
bread crumbs scatter . few small Jumps
OF butter over IL. aud cover the whole with
milk Bake one hour. N well made, u
will be as light A. . merlngue pie, aud, al
together, enjoyable.
The orange Is no, . necessary ,ngredi-
eni. though some would prefer i,s flavor.
PsacA Cake Bake three layers ofsponge
cake. cut ripe peaches Into very thin slices
prspare some sweet, thick cream by whip
ping, sweetsning and fsvoring ti spread
the peaches, with the cream roared over,
between each layer |. also over the Top OF
the cake.
No kltchen should be without scales
10 test the integrity OF things purchased
BY weight, and 10 measure the quantity OF
various recipes.
III starch Is cooked Sufficiently I, does
10, need anything to prevent its sticking.
So q successful laundress says
Bread cake Of any kind Is 90 much
better and more healthful than rich cake.
tina, We shoald make more Of H. The
follo-ing recipe makes good substitute
for doashnu,s. with coffee for breakfss, :
Tske light dough. roll thin and spread
butter evenly over the top; then sprinkle
with sugar and ground cinnamon roll up
A. you would Jelly roll, and cut on slices
about half an ineh thick; lay them In
creased pan, let them stand half an hour
and bake 10 . moderate oven.
The name Swedish Rolls is sometimss
given 10 this form Of bread cake:
Mafias without sois. II baked In . TO,
oven viii lie light and excellent Take one
cup OF sweet milk. one cup OF noar, egg
we'll beaten. about third OF teaspooofai
OF salt Have your gem pans very hot, MI
about half full, and bake. These are nice
with butter alone, or with maple syrup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

-Taks an NE Kidneys sad Liver
hsiiciass
Take an the BLOOD parlaers,
-rake All thc ngspspsia and Indigestion
Curss.
Take an tbe Agus. Fever, and bilious
spec(fcs
-Take an The Braia and Nerve force
rgrtr6s.
Take all The Grsaf health rcstorers.
N sAeri, take all the best qualities Of al
these and the-bssf,
-Qaaln.ss OF All tbs bcst medicines In
ne ~urid. and yea wiu dad that Mp
-Biffsrs havethe ne-t curstise qasiitiss
sud pascrs % aii--coacsairdfef In them.
And that thsy gill Curv shsn any OF
al OF these. slngly or-coabiasd fsll ~
A thorough trial siu give positive
proof % IRIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
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D. frf1a fIkf --usi cap ~ huitFf,
ons uf .ussr. hsf Of mia. too ~ or
thrte esgs TN shits- bath separately 2,
on. 80. gssuful - cf.sm - taftsf, one
h,if Of ss-rsiu. fissur sith lemon
Bsks 10 thin sh.-t- in qalck oven Thi-
L. uir. 90 at sHl'. fr..h slth iCr cream
u.,s " Pirl11s Rrrpfs
IsHg RlH -Thfss sgs-, onr cup OF sng
ar. -ur tss.poonfal of cream tsrtsf, Que.
ha.ftsaspsonful % sofa. ouc cup 0f nIaf
plur 10 thin into baking pan bake SLOW.
IL. sprrad l,ly Over 70, and roll 10 up
whn- warn wrap % 10 q cloth
Lri.ff Hagrrs 1 cup ~ sngAf, one
bar cup of batter hsatsn togsihrf. ,gg,
ouc oufth cup % milk, plat % nlnr,
tcaspuuuf1i crrsu % tartar. ouv-half tea
.pooufuI soda I aud one fourth tcAspoon.
fui. ~ vanilla Cut In ltuc strip. roll 10
sugar aud bske in quick oven Tie your
hAuts 81 roll them, Instead % rolling
pln
Buraauf Clis.-Four eggs, beaten
-rparstsiy two cap- sugAr, one or butter,
oue cup battsruat m-Ar, one. hslf cop
sect milk. tSo sci ou. hsif euPs honf,
IN. Ap-i.I onc trNspopufui -oia, 40 90
cram tartar. Rlb ths tlACk sca'e- ~
from the meats before patting them Ia TIE
cake BAk~ In Two loAses.
Nlosgf Drops Beat % a froth eggs
aud t-scup 90 saxsri STIR inio THIS one
hssping curc- cup ~ f1ar, Ia which one
tsaspponful % cream % tartar And hall .
teAspoonful % sAleratus are Thoroughly
mixed Flavor with lemon. Butter TN
sheets With washed batter, and drop IN
tcsspoOnfal. abOai tmce Inches apart.
Bake instantly 10 very quick oven. watch
closely A. they will burn easily Serve
With Ice cream.
The above recipes were selected q.
suited 10 accompany those given by one
correspondent II one wishes for greater
variety. One % two Of these are similar
10 The rule for sponge cake she gives,
bat are baked in different forms. /, Is
an eseellen, plan to have one rule for
cake ,ha, never fails Us. and then ~e can
vary !, Indefinitely much easier than We
can experiment With new recipes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

HAY fkvkR Is . type Of catsrrh having
peculiar symptoms. IL IL attended by an
ipfsmed condition OF the lining membrane
OF the nostrils. tesr.dgcts and throat, AZ.
fecting the lungs. An scfid mucous Is Sc
creted. the discharge Is accompanied with
. burning sensation. There s-e severe
spssms OF snesIlpg. frequent attacks OF
headache, wstery and infsmed eyes. Ely's
Cream Balm l. . remedy founded on . cor.
rect diagnosis OF this disease and can be
depended upon. soc. AZ druggists or by
mall Send for circular. Ely Bros. owe
20. NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Mn HAKrr Was or One day an Am.
Consulate. and amer some trouble succeed
ed In discovering . burly ScotohmAn who
held the Office. The visitor asked n Mr..
Harte was In.
"Oh, said the burly scotchman. Mr..
Harte IL never here. lie lives In London
and devotss himself 10 literature
AL" said the stranger, "then I will
leave my card, and saying this he gave
the psstsbosrd 10 the attendant, who took
u and read ALVEY A. Adee, Assistant
Secretary OF State, Washington. 4. \. A. "
"Confouud IT," exclaimed the embsrras.
sed Scotehmsni why didn't you tell me
Who you werei Then I'd tslegrsphed Mr..
iiarte. and he'd been here tomorrow morn
ing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

MowIS0 ABOUND HN.--A MassA.
ehussus farmer took his stand With his
men in the middle Of the field. mos.
boys" said he. II don't ~sn, any help
on my farm to DO more Work than ! do.
IN begin 10 now in the centre. and nov
round in circle ell the time crossing
bigger. and you, you just fall IN behind
me and nov round sfer me"
Ii Was well toward noon b. fore the
"bOys" found ,hs, their circles we're all
larger than the old mans. and that II
they KEEP, up With him. a. he constantly
urged them 10 do. they must cover more
groand. Il would. however. have been
more work to convince the old farmer OF
this fact than 10 do the extra moving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
CHEAP MONEY.

She pushed her way through the little
crowd Of ex.capiiali.i. thA, was congfe-
gated about the ticker" and set her
shopping bag down upon the counter
with q slam.
III see by the papers tina, money i'
cheap" she began.
Never % cheap as At present, re-
Piled the broker sf.bly.
allow are you selling tens p she con-
iinued.
liens, madam ," aid the broker in
surprise.
"Yes, ien-dollar bills. Where do you
keep them p This doesn't look at oil
like a bankrup, sale. expected to ind
them in little baskets ,icke,ed: ANY
think in this basket s5." and 40 on.
"Have you any emnants-qusr,ers.
halves, aad all thst--st q great sserihce'
VIVA, Is the cause Of this fearful reduc-
ton. anyhow Must you close on, your
entire stock Of money within the nex,
thirty days, regardless Of cost, TO make
room for fresh goods Or Is your stock
damaged by fire ,"
eve have some stocks that are dam
aged by water ,hs, we can let you have
Al very low figure" said the broker.
"Yes. BY the way, you didn't tell me
VIA, you &c, for the ten dollar bills.
"Oh. vine and cigars and theatre
tickets" said the broker absent mindedly.
81 mean hos much do you cell them
for'"
"Ten dollars.
"Do you call ,hs, cheap"
"Yes. do" gro~led the hnsneier.
"Tve seen the time when | bad TO pay
els for the use Of ten on my personal
note q, thirty days. and !, Was dir, cheap,
too, Considering the security. What did
you sspee, to pay J"
"Oh, no, more than Eve. I'm looking
for bargains. Good morning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The people. a. a whole, seldom make
mistakes, and the unanimous voice OF
praise which comes from those who have
used Hoods sarsspsrllla. fully jastines
the claim. Of the prOprietOrs Of this great
medicine. Indeed, these very claims are
based entirely on what the people say
Hoods sarssparills has done. SEMI 20 c.
I. Hood & Co. Lowell. Massachusetts,. for
q book containing statements Of many
cures
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
ror the Dssocnar.
THE ADIEU.

by q member Of the class OF IS on less
Ing Hsbroa Academy.
Farewell. 70 famous hills Of Hebron.
O'sr whose brous - OF we've strsyed,
Lingering here IN search Of knouledge,
Which our minds - long have Gravel.
Though upoa your shaded submits.
We again may never stand.
Omen IN im2gtnatlon
We shall vslk your classic land.
Adleu. thou hover Of learning.
With your tower 80 old and gray,
And your bell IN tones ~ solemn
Ringing ont ~ close Of day.
Many hsllovcd rocoileCtlons
Cluster rOund Jour classic vaiis.
Hot before another unset.
We - students leave your halls.
Adieu. COR friends and school mates al.
Fst bids "a. sever ffiendship's ties.
And should - never meet again.
Until 90 meet beyond the skies
We OF shall think Of llebron scenes.
When here ~e rosmcd - gay ana Tree,
And In our dreams of vanished days.
zach veil remembered face sstl see.
Adieu. our teacher. kind and true.
We leave you nos Cor other scenes.
Hat we pray Zoe heavens blessing
orr our path to shed " beams.
soon upon lines snrxins hillo~a
We shall lsanch our hall canoe
May the l. ssons you have taught Ne
Help % guide us safely through.
IIask.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Some farmers adhere. even against The
foil light Of fact and discovery, 20 the OF
fashioned folly Of coloring batter VII
carrots. annatto. aud infrfior substance
notwithstanding the splendid record male
1y The Improved Butter Color, prepared
by Wells. Richardson 4 Co, Burlington,
VI A. score. % The nEsr Agricultural
FAIRS n has received The highest award
over al competitors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
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You az ailosesi rENH rEiAL 30 ruiHrf nst.
n ths uss "a ur uYe's Irlrbra ~ Nultalc hsl'
18th Electric -lsprusury Appliances fur ths
sp%s.iy relief ant psrmanent curr ~ Nerfou.
Iiebillty. los "a hltAllty and hAnhou-i, and Al
kindrrd troubles. Alsn. iof many % her dis
ea.rs tnmpiei. rrsfufa no o. health. NiFuf
~ manhosri EnArantsssi NJ RIA T. Incurred
Illustrated pamphlet. 9TH full Information
terms. stc mailed free ~ ad'ircssins N"liaic
o. a. 60. Marshall hlch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Cramps and pains In the stomach sni
bowels, dysentery and disrrhWi are very
common jast now. and should he checked
Al once. JoAHs0Hs AHo'iyas LHimsaf will
positively cure all such eases aud should
be kept In every family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

women ar everywhere using ani rec.
ommending Parker's Touic because th'y
have lesrned from experience that tspcei-
lly ovefc0mes despobdeucy, Indigestion,
pain OF weakness In the back OF kifnsys.
and other troubles peculiar ~ the ser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

"'rls better 10 have loved All lost.
Than never loved AZ al.
'rl- also better 10 cure Jour Ptias'
Than never get cured Al all.
TRY Great American Specihc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

DIDN'T Want To WASTE TINE -" Ny
dear friend. said q minister Al the bed.
side OF lick man. "do you feel that you
are prepared 10 dlef'
n realize only too well that an not,
replied the sick man. fceby.
81 would be glad 10 speak With 700,
concerning matters which al this time
must concern -
"You are very Kind. sir" interrupted
the patient, "bat the physicians are hold
ing . consultation aud I would like 10
learn their verdict nrst Wee l0rk
Inns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

I. Trauspose = part OF the body. and
form 10 dishgurc; uanspose again, aud
form an animal
Transpose = male relative. and form
What the lark does In the morning
8 Trsnspose n walk with long strides,
and form a garment
4. Transpose 10 strike together a. The
teeth. and form suspends.
5. Trsnspose 10 tsrry, and form one
Who lAbors.
Trsnspose - take for granted, and
form rieAscs.
z Trsn.posc an Anolcut writer, and
form emptiness.
= Transpose ihe cry % an animal, add
form 40 article segu Ia the dining room
F.RuER JouN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
WISHED was DAD

Amer Soldering several years With The Leu.
corrhnt. ani % doubt would have been
only lady Induced me ~ try Sulphur BIZ
tsrs. Nov am we'll Three bottles cur.
81 me Mrs. cops. NsrP0ri, r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The most distressing case 81 scfcfuia %
blood poison that ~ ever heard % Na-
cuf,d BY PIrsons' F.rglfirf Fils Thsss
pills make NEW rich blood. and taken one
q uight for three months will change ihs
blooi 10 the entire system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The Dead March To saul. Rad Mrs
PlusphOri AMI then, with an inr rrdulous
look observed II don believe the deal
march 10 Saul any more than they march
10 Manayunk, or 10 anv other place"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The Rev. william Stout. Wharton. Ont.,
states Amer being lnsfectuAliy treated
by seventeen different doctors Tor Scroiu'
IA and Blood Diseases. I was cured ~
BuriOck Blood Bltters." Write him Tor
proof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

For burns, scslds. bruises and all pains
and soreues. OF the flesh. the grand house
hold remedy IL Dr. Thomas Eeloctflc Oh
BE sure you get the genuine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
OUR PUZZLE CORNER
lCommunlcations cor thls Department should
b. .sn, NE editor. ". n. kAsrxAs. Mas, sum
ner. Me-

I-CRoss.woRD ESi0aa
NJ first l. In blister.
SO painful and sore;
nv nett II In knocker
That hangs on the door,
Ny third Il In pencil
by artists us used;
NJ fourth Il In able,
In bee. In abused
ny nfth l. In uncle,
- also In suut,
nv sixth l. In turkey,
10 Eat. AMI In brsnt;
Ny seventh u In angel,
Bright being Of heaven
Nv whole Il . token
90 services given.
Ros. DAKrLK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

would rather pay siO bottle for DR.
n G. Flowers Liver and stomach osns-
tive than be without 10. IL the tssumouy
OF A. W. FISHER. as fremont street. bos'
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Two MOEs RAsc,is TURNED lN.-fhe
u.xt mao who ought q Go l. clerk
Bsrblsrc % the Phllsisipais pcnsiDu agcn-
y Gcasrh W W n Davis. The recently
appointed pension agent, gave thc ctigf
clsfksaip % Joseph Btr1icre. formerly
lieutenant colonel 10 thr Conf-irrAte
Army. AMI suihor ~ box In which b.
-pcsk. 20 Abraham Lincoln a. "a scAv.
eugsf" snt "a bog, ani weDiell Plillips
a. that dirty dog Ani fanatic The
book containing mi, vile string OF Insults
% The dead and the living was pfiried ~
" W a. Davis al DOylcston, Pa, Ia
ls6s therefore Il cannot be said 10 exteo.
nation that IL Vas given 10 the pablo In
The heat and fury 81 . great civil Sar.
Moreover. Barolvrc alluies most Insulting
N 10 the Uuion soldiers. The comrades or
the very men 10 whom he l. IA pay cat
their pensions in bis new Office. Two
nor, deserving victims Of the political an
Than Barbierc AMI his chief u would b.
hard 10 God. Bar0lefc should be removed
Tor being Barbiere. aud General Davis
should b. tarned on, for appointing Bar
biere -B1sf0a TrIascript
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

yrowrISr Il sekoowl,dSei by al classes
Of people 10 be the ots, .nd mos' ''"A''s
blood parlisr 10 the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

"Oa. where does beauty lloger, sings
an eastern p0etsss. Around the ice-crram
saloons this season Of the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

1t IL remarked What . difference
there is In the sensation when you get .
letter enclosing . el0 bill and when you
get one enclosing . bill for elo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Lila ". eastman. the poe,sss, slngs, -
o. Ny back IL nearly broken With this va.
~. weary load" LILA must get lighter
hustle, sure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

The Ysis Student charged with having
assaulted . policeman. has been discharged.
New Haven policemen ought % De careful
shout golug out AZ night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Loglc-"IIsre what dld you nick my
dog forf" "lIe bic me" "No he dldnt,
I Know" "well, then, | diint iick
him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Commissioner Fink. the great railroad
arbitrator. u described a. a man with an
eye foil of Natchfal and guarded intsiii'
geuce That must be- almost a. unrom-
Portable a. cinder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Activity may lndcs'i be- one u The hnest
forms Of beauty a. Prof Swing sflrms,
but you never pause 10 think % 70 when
irving 10 catch fsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

THERE. one thing I envy England
for" remarked Pogg. ., the close Of the
Sunday service. "she always has . prime
minister"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

4 A letter from Pensacola
small. pointed instrumeut
The appearance % one In = faioiing
The egg % an insect reversed u i
mineral
S letter from the Interior - Bridge.
water. LirTiE MAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

81. H. .. rarnip 8. uo--rrsii-h
4 C.Isfy s. Rsii.h G. rumsio z p
nran
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

woman IL cute. She never shOss her
hand until she gets q handsome ring 70 20
With H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

-Stock1ridgr's Msu'Ii J1Hraai od'Fs
st1fy. items of musical intsrv.t. A., Tor
nusir "Moiiys LpudDn Bldg, Aud
when 1ou'fr Aa1st, byf Clay vocal,
Loves sweet Dream. ~ Chas ID Blake
Illustrated III nd pr Auuum Ira 4
>iockbridge. P1rtAni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Ga lfe's Journey. without = destination
The traveller IL sure b get lost IN the
Munfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11
srorr-s ENrLsION Dol PuRE

Coz LiyR Ou. WIN HYForno'rnirEs,
pr Wa,iiag. Deiicaf, cARfreH.
Dr Nyscwabdsr. % DssMolnes. lows,
says d" I have used SCOTS Emulsion, aud
hnd nni 10 satisfactory In every respect
Children take " readily with excellent fe'
suits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

ANsxrEs 10 PufztEs 90 L,st VIVA.
l-CNshmcfc.
81. stable. table. abe. 2. Sssn. van.
,n O. Blsuf lenf. eud 4, Struck, truck,
fuck 3. Scsrc. care, ar
g-The discovery oi Amrrica ~ Cars
.uphrr COLUMBUS la fourtr'n hauir'd
niuety to-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

-ENfGNA.
Composed Of = letters.
Nv IS ~. ID. 2o "a mineral
My9 tCgl hind % bottle.
NJ ~. g. ~. 3. u. ~ ~ooisn ham
mer.
Nv 10. 8. m. lisa bird.
s.lit - l. n agltste.
NJ =. % "a. - l. froIsu waisr.
NJ g5 &c 81. IS i kiui of dfink.
The whole L. an Oh saying. r,lsilng q
The origin % cefiaiu large tres.
lrCY AikTN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Book.vorm. are Of use 10 Ash In the fOr'
gotten streams OF knowledge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

An lnf.lnble cure Tor slooholism-Tske
water. Jamp OF the Brooklyn bridge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

lis noticed thu, men Of small CALDER
are sometimes great bores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

"a - dragged do~n 9Th debt. poverty and
surrring o. years. caused by sick famiiy and
larFe bills fnr durtorinr
sas cumplsiely di-coursEUd, until one var
ASP 30 ~ aIxice - my ra-tcr c~fnuencesi
uslrr HOP hfirrs. AMI u one month - Ssfe
I'll selI. AMI nnns ~ M have zen a ssck dag
since. AL sant o. az O. al pcor men. 90
can scsp Yuur nmliiss ssil YcAr Siis Hop
nIftsrs Nr los than one doctors visit sili
cyst lknuw az a WOaklNosss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

And nov the Angus, excursions are ln
full bloom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-11

Ooc.sighth ~ schooner, one. third Of
tug. one nnh % ctnoe. onc-third ~ ara,
ons ann of -mack, one sixth % htfq1e,
snd one fourth % dory form What hind OF
avsssslf
ons ana % Rocky. ous dnh % Aua-.
one. anh OF Green. tenth u Appalchi'
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