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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between John Burt and Will
lam Marsh, under the firm name OF Burt &
Marsh. has this day been dissolved by mu-
tusI consent. William Marsh viii continue
the business at the old stand, 81 8, West
Temple street.
Salt Lake City, June 4th, 1885. is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-05
Call at No. 272 Main Street,
Three Doors North of Gift House. and see
DIR. HIGGIN >.

The Microscopic and analytic PkssiciGn,
The Specialist, before taking medicine OF
anyone else. AL orders by mail promptly
filed. Send for his book treating on Ner~
yous and Seminal Debility aod Chronic Dis
eases. Address: DR. G. ". HIGGINS, No
g72 Main Street. Sat- Lake City, Utah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

CourrRoffIR LAwgTNCr's NfRnosith.
Judge William Lawrence. late hfsi
comptroller q the treasury, i soue~hAi
noted Coz eooenunciiy. A. lawyer biz
brief. and Arguments. and A. Judge hi'
.,llabi and decisions. we're noted iof Their
ex,raordinary length. lie vas an eS-
hAus,ive and exhausilng man. Tie a.
ways 70, al the law be could hnd, even
when. a. was usual. 10 was mefe cumu-
la,iye process, and then stretched % oai
over an in'erminable space With All ihe
words be- could dix out u ihe dictionary.
They tell a story out In Ohio o. q young
lawyer Who wanted clients case post
ponsd. and vent 20 l.ssrcncs for advice.
i.a~rerce suggested that BE- pui into be-
application ell che causes 90 pos'Pone-
men, % De- found 10 ihe State code and
the book. u practice. III you Don gei
ii or one" be- sagely said. "yoa will ~
another iawf,rcc was in court ~hen
the application w. pfe'enied. Tie pre-.
siding Jsdgc did no' Ike Lasrcnee'
long spc,ch, sni briefs. lie glanced
over the application ard 'hen read i'
through carefully Aficf cnumcraiins
eli the causes which Lawrence bad indie
Gated % ihe young man. ihe latter bal
rosuishly wound up be application WIN
tbs And fqr al the causes usually
presenied By william la~fence ia such
a case" The Court smiled. and remark
I'd IL gran, ihe pos'ponement oa ih'
la.t statement in ihc application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
cnNst.urrIoN CrREp.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formuls Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
mAnent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Crtarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility, and all Nervous
Complaints, AFTER having tested Us won
derfal curative powers Ia thousands OF
cases, has felt IL his duty 10 make Il known
20 his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire 10 relieve human suffer
ing, I will send, free OF charge, 10 all who
desire II, this recipe, In German, French
or English, with full directions for prepsr-
ing aud using. Sent by mail. by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper. w. A.
NoYks, If9 POteerss Block, Rochester.
" y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Pcfhaps ~ one O. better known Ia New
England taan Dr Il & Flower. - Boston
II j. said that be has The largest practice
OF any physician In the world. Ills pre-.
eminent skill ani recognized ability has
made OH. opinion absolute authority In
critical eases. Ills patients live In al parts
81 the world. anh those who visit bis ONCE
every year Tor treatment are numbered by
the thousands. Heretofore, Tor reasons
satisfactory 10 himself, DIR. Flower has
defined 10 furnish bis medicines outside OF
his practice; bat AZ last. for the acc0mmo-
dati0n Of the great misses who are unable
% avail themselves OF bis personal sery.
ices. aud az the earnest solicitation OF his
friends. he has consented % put his prln-
clpal remedies upon the market Al nom
NAL price.
These remedies are prepared from the
Identical formulas used Tor years by DR..
Flower In bis practice, and are said % be-
specifics for TIE diseases for which they
arr prescribed, ani although only put upon
the market few weeks ago, have already
resched au unprecedented sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

isl fie Most fmlnfHf plrsifi1a
90 any school. what j. the best thlBg In
the world f0r allaying all Irritation u the
nerves. and curing 40 forms ~ nervous
complaiutf, giving natural, chiidlikc re-
ff,shlng sleep aiWslsf
Aud they will tell yon uuho,itaiiugly
">omr forms of HYsf''"
CuWrrE O.
Al any or al of ihc most eminent ply
sicisus
what l. she only remedy that can be-
relied ON o. cure an diseases 20 the AID
nsys ani urinary organs, Brghts disease.
diabetes, retention, or inability 90 retain
ufiuc. sud on The diseases and ailments
D. culisr % women
And they will cell Won tNpic.t'y aui
fmphsilcally "HurhH ''''
Az the same Physicians
what is the m1st reliable atd sursst
cute flf al liver diseases or dyspepsia.
constipation, Indigestion. hl.iousnrss. ma
i,rla, fever, ague, etc and they will tell
Ylu
nIndrrIff Dr HIHffflH
Hence. wten tftsr remedies aru combined
9th others equally valuable,
An1 compounded infn lop uIffers. such a
uondcrful and mysterious curative poser D.
developed. shirh d. sn varied Dob ifs OrffafIous
That nn disease ur lll hraIfh can possibly exist
nr rrsIsf lis poser, Hni Nft m iH
Harmless Or fnr unsf ffaII Wuwant ufakrsi
invalid UT smallest child tu usr.
0utrIFH
HrarIfufaf
"Almnsf dead Ur hearty dYira'
Dor year. an1 tru up hF physicians. o
nriTh'a ani other kiInff iifrtsfH, liver com
plants. severe CUnfhs, called assumption
have been CIrti
NnHfu H.Hf U.TU.. rI|
Trom agony ofnfum'eia. ncrtousrrss. sale
I f1lnfss. aud various diseases peculiar in No.
men
People iraUn nuf nf shape fInm rfrrI0' AZ
. InF uanra Uf rheumatism. SOD trnfuliUIf and
fIrunIr. ur srnrIInE frun alrnfuIa, frl fIts
HsaIfrhruw. h.uf.l poisoning. NfHufutia. Dob
fIrrsfInu. anil. In fact almost 40 iIsrasrs fIaII
Nature Ia EfIrfn. have hrFn rurri nT uuI
UNffrs. ufnuf Nf aNIIN Itu NU f.l.I Iu 'NfIl
. nrIENnnrrHaHI II fNr knHan uHfII
&C. Some genuine aIffnIf bunch nf frffr
It llHua un ffH ahffr iahfI rNun aI fHH fNN
. poisonous stun sIfh iinl' ul 'iiHls' In ihru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Tr LAwnrE VINO Wa lur-
About a month before ite failure ~ ile
M.ll.etown Bank. certain yoarg doe
,of in ita, village Wished 20 invest 500
IN M.dd.etoen Bank stock Making
his wishes Known 90 a legal friend. ihs
J. & informed him iha, Be kaew who're
that amour, % stock coali BE- had Co
about s62j The doctor 81 once Au-
,houred hi. iegAl friend % secure The
stock fof him q, thar pf.ce, bat ro, heaf-
* snyihing more about % the doctor
concluded tha; his legAl friend bal failed
20 secure The stock fof him and paid 10
more attention % the matter The le-
ga friend dil bay the stock week be-
fore The failure % the figures gwen above,
and suddenly realizing that Do ~as a
pretty good thing % have. concluded o.
keep ii himself and said nothing about
j, % the man q physics. lie dil 90,
and the man o. iAw kept the stock-and
has il yet. While the doctor j. convinced
that righteous jadsmen, can ovef,ake
a lawyer. Goshen H1sLIc1n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

4 cold In the head may frequently h'
cut short n treated a. once, by snuiiing up
the nose the fumes OF spirits Of camph"r,
ammonia OF bay rum. This remedy mu''
be applied every few minutes 10 be efe e
tive. In the mean time the patient should
remain In a warm room, and avoid draughi-
OF air. fihe cold Is Dot cured In twenty
four hours, 10 will continue Ten or twelve
days 10 spite OF treatment, or II neglected
it, Effects may last q lifetime. Colds re-
suit In serious and fatal diseases only when
neglected. We have 81 Often given direc-
tlons for treating neglected colds that II
l. hardly worth while n repeat them here
Remain 10 the house, and II necessary In
bed, until the cold has disappeared, and
then venture out cautiously At nrst. a. the
system i sensitive 10 fresh attacks FOR
several days AFTER recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Foloslug ls t1e lIst of arImh'. .u il'
prize puzzle. rejecting duplicate. sol
words DOT perfectly formed
A.. Zoe. R,c-hack. Bl.k. B..1u. ksi
RaicL Hedgehog. hog rcnf,c. rauro o.
royou. Wllfcai. Ca Az, Chaml.s. trm
tee. Nina. sag. Panther. lak. Sfi. A.
s.oth. E.sphart Ram. RABBIT TOT. lor.s
ShrrW. pDflgn.rc. Lion, sable, niirf
BAfgtr Olucr. Lfopafi. Gorilla Lana
Mus. Mgskrai. Tamaf.n. Ca. jhckal. Bar
hio. Reindeer. Deer. SAX. uYrna. Hafr
Wca.el. Ferret. lhsH. Lagomys. Ch.uchN
"a. uorse. Eari. fasu. Skuuk. Autelogc
CIv,t. Prong born. Dog. Qlagga, fluia
AfmafI.1. hcAr-S Xty-si glt iu A..
We Awafi ihc prize % 'Ca.clas. Bv
ants pouf a.-1 second pf.le O. Hattie
a. Tfask. D.xfrii. Ne Or lst ucAf.l
A. gooj A. ttc one taking th~ pffe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

A MERE TEcHNIcALIrY.- late
William 7. Young. superintendent Of
school, a, Augusta, who died few
weeks ago, was a gentleman Of much
ability, bu, Of very shOr, stature. When
he was prae,icing Law in Pisca,squis Co.
be arose one day in the supreme court,
TO make q motion for the continuance Of
q case. The presiding Justice !. a little
near-sishted and coolly remarked 81
heard the gentleman's motion and am
disposed TO grant il. but | believe il !.
the rule for attorneys to rise when they
address the Court"
There was roar in the bar. The
Judge did no, PerPe,ra,e this joke inisn.
tionslly. but Mr. Young felt il keenly and
did not forgive him for long time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Ia KNlw The smallest possible b.N
Of witness that could b. imagined.
stood in The witness box before Jutg,
Virgin m Lewiston Friday morning liz
eye. were almos, a. biz o. bis bead and
shore Ike the sheriff. badge. vhen ia
the in,ermission Of looking a. the toes OF
bis boots they could be seen by ,he .psc
Iaior.. lie was dressed IN trousers and
pink calico bl1use lie ia familiar
witness 10 the officers. bat the Judge
eyed him with a lo)k Of intef,s'.
Chow old are you - a,ksd the judge
Eight" was the reply
"D5 yoi understand the nature Of IN
oath ,"
"Wha,. ,ir,'
"Do you know wha, teconjs Of peo-
pie who lie 7"
"les. cir"
"Well, VIA, becomes Of them
They 90 10 hell. wss the reply in
tones iha, could be heard even by The
checker players in the attorney room.
The court room Was silenoed by the
sheriff, and after few more questions
from the Judge the miniature wiines.
was allowed to testify. The boy was
Freddie Blanchard. lie was a. self.
possessed as . ward constable lie told
a Straightforward sort Of story about the
thief, Of various articles by bic father who
va. the prisoner before the bar. The
boy said that he had been 10 school ,so
or three days in hi. life, bu, that the res,
Of the time be had been "jes, kiekia'
around"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
For the Democrat
REMEMBERED
M w. nHuNroS

IA. sect % be remcmbef.hi etH
while al the day : are Fulns ~.
Ard mos that one Ne love y n.a
wbo watches us siih ~ mpa,
Ard In The crushing crosd ui wv, -.
~. ..,et 10 AMOS that one - claim
wtii rally round us in The sifiies -,
And hsip and cheer us by hi' ha'n'
a love, ~ You rememhrAnce .tAn's'
- love 10 YOU Inspired cher
All one true heart, % 10 not eiei'
k.f.w and sun Or all The noseiss
a. .n.elaI carr Or Que your uNhi
~ love Cor All these hcafe ~ ~
And love Coz you and 800 alone
Not one IN aii tho World d e'ef
lorgot hy Him ~ho rules 80
a.. -. ,.f,r n..1. No. notes "a ttAff
Ani sends us ministers ~ love. 49,.
Taks oourage. then. 20 meet loli -
win hop-fl suui and caim coni'ni'
Wo.k on. and then ln patience raul
he while she golden hours are s'ht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

A luN ENCr.r -A.ihogsh ODE
country s vel ,pp.ie.l ~.ih professional
juiymen. set a. every term of court there
are men summonel Who would pay any
price ard chef any excuse io Del released
from such = duty The other day. a. a
rural Afkansas court. large number
q busy farmers weie 10 waiting. having
been summoned % serve iheir eounify
Zach man bad an excuse Od man
Slimime ald Judge. ! would Ike
very much 10 be- excused an busy
puiiins Ia my crop. ari when am away
everything is a. .iandsii.l.
II cannot excuse yoa," ihe Judge ft-
Piled
Arolhef man nld "lolf Honor. ]
am Postmaster 81 stony Ridge have
no deputy. and if ] am compelled 'o
serve. the people o. ny ne'shaoftood
must DO without their mail
$40, lssal excuse. 30; take y3lf
.eai
Then old man Snack~i.ler arose.
"Jsdsc." be began. i've go' an excuse
What nil appeal 20 every man 10 ihif
here room. am funnia' sii.i-to4se.
an Il I stay away none b. ihe o.ks Arn
sii wh..key."
"Nogt excuse s legal replied ihe
Judge go home and discharge your
duty as citizen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

A. thr season advances, the palns snt
schr, hy which rheumatism mases Itself
kuoNn. frr Npfr.erC'd after exposure
o. ls nos claimed that iloois StrsspsflilA
l.a -p,clfc Or fheumat.sm-~c doubt 10
there ls. of can Poi. such a remedy But
Che thousand. benefited by ilo1d'- sara
parlls. warrant u. ln urglng others who
suf-r from rheumatism o. take 10 before
thr frst kren tWingc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Tm CoorFn'- CoNrtAi~r.-A Get
tain Cooper who made many baffe.',
went before a Judge and desired 10 Lodge
a serious complaint against the family
living next door % ais shop
The sound % their Mil grinding Coz.
Zee a, neon gives me Chill he com.
planned. and ask for an Injunction %
Suppress the Noise. They have 10 Right
20 Disturb my Peace.
"Bui you maintain a continuous
Pounding from : ia the morning 10 a,
night protested the Judge.
"True, your Honor. bl' mine is case
o. Necessity. while they can drink cod
Water in place Il Coffee"
"And by The same line Of Reasoning
We can pat our Flour 10 Sacks instead o.
Barrels. Your iojunciion will not Lie
costs. sll.5O."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Judge-''Prison q, the bar, you are
charged With wilful murder. Are you
guilty or not guilty p Prisoner
Judge. what's The use Of putting il lha,
way, As you pa, il, us a Difficult, que'-
ton to decide. s'pOsin' we simplify
the matter by sOin' in for disagreement,
Of the jury"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

DOCTORS afe ALI liable to Dol mistaken.
Tasy were In my case it cost me SGD I'D.
nsctuse ihfy stIi hai thc Heart Disease,
sri thtn foIi me must die. Grandmother
.sli It ~. Liver Complaint sni - worth
of Sulphur B.tt,rs cured me jHH'fiN'r,
Do N9u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

ut.-mprEN WORD SQUARE
4. when was Al Bethel a celebrated
nan ieciurcd on ornithology
A. soon a. heart from oscar ! De-
clicd % 20 % b m Al once.
Insvsr heard such music. 10 olatst
nv fiieut Who was with me.
Mr. White denied The statement
The words shove hidden 10 form ,h'
square ar defined A. follows
4. To f,stcn with strings.
q Dry and uufcrtlle.
o To quote.
4 pisce meutiousd lu The Blble.
EruNi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

n see. !" said an opposing counsel 10 the
late Emory a. SiOrrs, ''you hate 10 meet
the truth In this matter" II never DO
meet H." was the prompt replyi ",hs
Truth and always travel In the same III
fectlOu"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

walklnr in the street. one day
Taastso little girls
i,ir.i thsm. fif vent thsif SAY
Thrv both had golden cufls
And looked alike. these maiicus fall,
Alike a. tso small pins.
asksd thsm they seemed slfh pa"
PRAY tell me, are 700 tsinf
Not vet and they iookfi Ennifupa w.
Aud turned from me o. 80
Nc shaII o. feIns. snFu mamma NeNH
oar caps neat srok, yul mos
-Nfrfsmifr nldf irftf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

a girl with three arms Is an attraction
In a Louisisna side-show. She can Ply
the piano with two OF them and turn TIE
music with the other, thus saving the en-
pense Of young man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

10 from the meadows rich With corr
rhe farmer slowly hobhled home
The Rheumatism caused his grief
Bot quickly dld be- gct relief
nWlth Great American Spccihc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

A. lurEEfFCrLY PEFrARED W.T.
NEss.-"So you swear ,hA, a. the time
this theft wss committed on the south
sids you sA~ the prisonsr on the north
sids,"
"iss. sir
"wss he going toward the south tide
or was be coming from tina, direction p
Il can't answer that nos."
"Why cot ?"
because the prisoners lawyer forsO,
to tell me which way moth ia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

SoNE RFuAEGAHiE CuHEs Of deafness
are recorded OF DR. Thomas kclectTlc Vu'
Never falls ~ cure eafs6hc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

TN DWrHrNCE-Ihc iol.oWirg ia-
ieres'ing conv,rsai.0n occurred between
an attorney and witness Boz recent
case. In which certain tree played d
prominent part
Ls~yeF-"Dd you see ihis tree reai
the roadside .'
Wiine"-"les. sif, saw Do very
plainly"
Lawyer was very co1spi-uou'
there
Wiine~-"Weil. / can't .ay that !
saw ihe tree very plainly, though.
Well. nov, ! would lko Old
know Why II {, VA plain b. WASH con.
.picuol. What !, the difference be-.
tween plain and conspicuous Answer
that. ~. will you ,
"weIl." replied the wines. ''ii i'
this come into This courtroom and
glance over the bar. Gee yoa p.aialy
among the other Asyefs, although sou
Amt darnei b.i oonsp.clous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
mn NNi'iNA

M -NNI0wA.
Comps sed % iJ letters.
Nv SO. Do. lO. I. o.. - l. = sudden al
of rain.
My4.s-s.gi "a rude k.ni 90 tee
ORD
MylG.gl. n. "a. s.9ls hy the hour
Myis.6. .i. .t. %, 81 Is Co become
shrivclici.
Nv. d.. ll. %. go l. thin sub
stance.
Myls. o.. CD. 10. Gel are ln The bead.
Nv q. 2.. o.. itlss rough instrument
Nv De-. ll. 81 j. o. hasten.
Nv whole were thc words OF a commtn.
Or a. bis soldier. To- The time ~ The Rev
o.gt.1u. l. p. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

The blanks urdcf each number are di.ci
with the sane wofi used With d.fcreni
meanings.
o.. The writer wss stfo.ung shout h.s
ue.ghbors p.gg,ry. All dropp,i Bis --
Iu The .
Last -- Charles ticito - across
thc -- ani failed. getting very 49, Ply iac
means
o. George Is more than --- io licufy
A. chess Dr. vii soon force
Z While sailing through thc -- in ihc
cana Raih took -- from hcr lovers
heal auIwl - 10 lu hCf icsk
g. have harga.usi FOR - Nlih thc
great Snowman. the wfitng IL a.fcaiy
maic. ani tac - 20 The Snowman !, ar.
fnrti
Mf .Awofktr % - sat Ou a
.- Weighing - AMI a ha.f. AM pro
cesicd 90 Ap.ni of cherries.
o.. 4 man shs Slll stcai - ought o.
hc pas In thc -
s Although 10 very - yea shol.i
Dee careful nos o. take -
Y Trouh.csomc liquor distilled from
Nil --- abe troublesome msn Slia
troublesome - fNr iv p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Lulu iurst. the magnetic elfi 81 Gcor.
gli. Is SSH o. have completely lost her
wonderful powers They should soak her
JOB acids CD renew ihc battery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Wien u.5Y 80 slrs 90 save hsf G a.isriA.
wtsa a.. -ssChll 80 sr.si - Astoria
wiea 80 t,esn. NJ. - eiane b css'ofis
wl.a slshsi Chlir,n sis save ilsa c.''of-A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

yrGErNE BY IT, use you Will prevent
many Of the diseases prevailing IN the
/ Spflug snf Summer season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Listen to your wife" says a medi-
cal advertisement. What terrible reme-
dies they do get nowadays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

The politicians call Tor a new issue A
new lssuc of Offices would suit them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Stated by n. u Cochran. druggist Ian.
caster. IA Have guaranteed over 800
bottle. 90 Bgrdock Blood Bliters Tor dys-
pspsla, sour stomach. bilious aitacks' h''f
ard klinty tfuu1iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Tho o'iesut',man Who chaugri hlswili
rxpnIrfi mat ho "a not feeling very
sell. sri Dr. thought Del would ify "a change
nf hrIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

I-suu PHONETIC CnARAnE
Nv dr.t i part Of a hammer
Nv last l. LES bitter than gall
NJ whole dots Is work with = cismor
Anisccompnshes most 10 The all
NIION
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

A late po,m d. entitled. As they looked
out o. Sea" How foolish Does anyone
think they would look out 10 hear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Car..ina msu are ln M hurry. uae hIt-
Cen fy maj bog two years ago 100
.tlw s'grs ri hydfnpho1la t'i lasi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Our Hens never Annoy the Neighbors,
but bow A~fally The Neishbor's Dog
does Rack our Nerves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
Jerked bssf-The droves Of cattle hust'
led % the government lands.

Arnlca & Oh Liniment l. the best rene
Nv known for siid Joints.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.


Communications fof THIS Department shonli
h. -ent The e.iitor, ". ~. hAstaAs. hast sam'
ucr. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

VIE. hreti eye. sni elastic step YET
gray. iusir.Irss ha'r r. is prnaiufA,
needless rsrkcf.s Hair Ba.sam will fe'
store Che hlsCk 90 hfosn pft matnfe'y oct.
cleanse ff0m tl tarifsf. ani stop IT, fall
Ire Dnrt Surrender y0lf hair without
tn tflft f1 save It
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

TIE Board of Education of the lu.ici
Presbyterian Chsfoh refuses to of-r AZ io
any student wh1 uses tobacco. 10 does
n1' believe In turut ofsfiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Don't t,mplflfe with Piles. oinimeu'.'
lotions aui elrctuarie. are waste % TINE
ant money. "ANAKEsIS," gives instant
relief and 81. she onIy certain cure. san.
pies scut rrr. Address "ANAhhHlHs
Bnx gtff. New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

The den,l., goe. armed to the teeth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

The .Lank }. an oII -n.Iye ParlIsan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

n AulfuuEftCAt ANkekAM,
4 Esaud 55l-ro zip
o. n and ij09-Associatcd.
B Ee aud lt0-ro sufptss.
4. Eesp sni lodo-lustAnce.
Band c0l-A game.
e. ~ and iiOl-ro agfcc.
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