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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
PORTER

Warm AMI dry; farmers are busy now
getting In he SEED.
Mr.. Cole % Parsonheli. hal her house
burncd down on sunday last
Robert Blake AMI W ID French have
extended the telephone from k~IN fslls q
q. rter village. IL will be very convenient
u 10 does not pay
The hoisl Al krEu Falls Is progressing
fnely
The lNsi trivlng % logs i being Got out
Of O-sipce River Al The present time.
The drsi rrqalsition Tor q iafor from
this tosu sAs male In May, Isle on The
e0th % that month william French sas
iraNn % attend the United States Cour'
held Al Portland % The same day vots
fsr separation nom MNssAcho-stts wA'
gAs..i-ycss. a. nays. none In Scptsm
ncr foliosing The vote wAs agaln tsksn
sni the result wAs yeas. 81 nsv-. :
Tbs wss q strictly party vote the fcicf'
ai.ts being opposed ~ me measure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
NEWRY

Il SIN hold. dry. Tuesday wAs very
boz dsy.
PIantiug corn nov On The river.
Preparations are mNking for The Improve
msut % sunday Mycg, Tor driving par
pusrs.
10 i The Intention 10 cot great deal Of
timber To- Riley Plantation usNt winter
Plumncr 90 LlsDon, i = heavy owner, !
an told.
widow Mrivin Stove has lc, her fAim
f,r two years i.r dsaghter, Susie, i Al
hone on visit from frcvpori, where she
has 1ceu stopping Coz the pat year.
A tame cluuAmou bar va Ia towu, lAs'
Saiuriay liz ncarship woai perform q
great many amusing tricks While being
fs-i AZ Ofrin Fosters. he bit oae OF al,
kccpers very badly iu The hani
Al The schools ln tosn have begun bnl
two Teachers must bar la mini The la~
lu rcgsri % alcohol aud narcotics, oci0r'
ne next winter cAmpaign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
GII.EAl).

IL Il getting 70 be very no, and dry, and
forest nrcs can be seen In the distance. A
good soaking rain IL very much needed.
The river Is very low aud huge piles OF
logs can b. seen on the river Oats.
A Jan Of logs formed nsar Henry wights
causing the river 10 how close 10 the bsnk,
washing away nearly an acre OF nice land.
Pingrv- a Co. = drive passed by here the
18th. aud lewiston Co drive passes To-
day, with Planners and the Cant on Co. q
near BY.
Bears have made their appearance, and
have been fessting on mutton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
MEMORIAL
Hedi Quartsys A N gAa~aa Post No
G7. Department Of hlias q. A. X.

Heai Ouarisvs A n WAamas Post No.
G7. Department Of hIiss u. A. X.
BRyASTs PosD. Nay 20.
The officers and m-mD-rs of A. NJ. Whit
mau Post are requested 10 meet a. the
town hall. Brysnts Pond on May 80. q,
10 o'clock, A N, sharp, 70 assist In Me-
mortal services. Comrades will appear
with hat bands and wresths, q. A.
badge and belt
The following Comrades are hereby de-
tailed 10 decorate the graves OF our dead
Comrades
Byants Pond yard. Comrades Bowker,
Berry, whitman snd Arkett
North Woodstock yard, Comrades Ryer'
son, Berry and Ordwsy.
South Woodstock yard, Comrades ffoc'
tor, Redlon and fsrrar.
Rumford yard. Comrades Elliott, Far
nam and Goddard.
All ex-soldiers and citizens are cordially
invited 70 assist In the ceremony.
The Rev. l. II. Tabor will deliver me-
mortal sermon al the Universalist Church,
Brysnt's Pond on the Sunday following,
May 81. All comrades are requested 70
attend.
by command OF
1. W. PRKBLK.
Commander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
III 81 NNER

A. special town me,tiug. held as
"Wednesday. 10 49, voted o. psNtiou ne
Csauty Comm ssioners % discontinue th'
rnaf uos iu process of construction, Nes'
rrnm Calvin usriru's ON Sumuvr hlA
Etrry nnfy L. nasy planting
wm n Sesau las been making I'm
nr1vcmruts in the Interior % his house
.ul.uflug 49, ttlmufys, &c.
To- verdict of tle farmers 10 tais sec
Goo Is " shoot thc Grow
TIE fol1wing of'cers o. luVinc iol,
Larfrr. 4 O OF q L were Installed q
..- I..t m-rtln-. hy ID u Palmer, Lpis'
uruufV
49,. 10 .rrpnrns. q Z Nrllir "a Alssell
= To-. tnarrs u Ursiren. ~ = Mllsnu h.n
boz. a ~ Arfnur 4 ftIurrt 80 u'..
80 d. ~. WrnrF a uunrF
"a .rrIr b raImrr u ~ irsnk q -. NEE 4
+. rnrn u nn1nrT. n 60 lsurA hifseI
i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
WEST PARIS

Ls.us 4 Newell has moved 10 sumner
ana vii i've with his father on tne nons-
.t..d farm. Mr. Newell has msne many
fri.nds during his stay among Us.
rb-r. 1. considersols moving In the WI
l.xv this week Charles Duansm - mos-
ius bach into bis old home L. - os.'
!. moving into the Daniel ioans noe's,
vacated ~ Mr. Dannsm -
ne depot 49,. Mill.
r.. 1919 na.iness never was better.
"A a.rrows received orders ov mall yesss =,
-. e,r 700 chairs. and IL wasn't maen o.
/. fay fOr chairs ethel. 49, A....
George Bsrrstt had one Of bis ssea'
badly saved 10 The chair factory " S'''"
PARIS. Wednesday, N ss,.
Tbs Wet Paris Band . engHssa - ~
u.sh masle a. West semnsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Across the Back, f"

sail Mrs. Abbie Hafbach, Webster S., nangof,
Ne. aIhai bsen tod BY medical men that ny
Khlnsy Disease vas incufahis have fegained
god hraiih By using Bsows's sAEsAfAsilLA
I consider Il wonieriui iof 'onlns Up and invig-
eating ne system itis q great value In many
4 Hose troubles peculiar 20 our 81
Caleb Fessendsn sho lives on The oillnf road N
Bingof, Ne, give, ne following TESTIMONY q
he virtues 4 BEows's SAasArAEuLA. For
ne past Ten years I have ben uoulici with
ssssfe pain IN the chesi extending % he liver ard
kinrvs / sas - united i1f abr Tat ] ffsf
- a,fi fol agy ! commenced % tAke
naoxS's skRsAFARittk. and ne pains icit ny
chcst, hips. liver, and kidneYs TEL Aks q ne.
man, and 80 az q - q FL ffyf atft.
sha1 aislys ~ pleased % tcl pcrpls q no
poser u BA0Ns's sAktAFAAlLLA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
IgE rsTAL CARD BRIGADE



go, al pisasant. tae farmers are BON
-. - IN thr fuigrft.t.
80 ness - TcrY scsfce a''t' 80
s-r-,f cammsncc.i thv llth mt Mamis
100 teacher fiufs Bartlett tssc ns,
80 Bsihcl and Emma BfoSu 10 me
r..rlf p.st -.... ....
~. K.nb.n .peai the Saooaia 10 MS
s,,.,.s a. iae charsh by Rev M.
~ f.,h Iust Freddie L., infsut son
~ 80 Mr. T. o. Blaze. agrd d.
.,-. I'D D. days. n 49, kuosu nat
-.-...i r.t I've. yet dcsih shen 70 doe,
.aaaF. sutteu an brings griei
III. .--.a sta It. kni lcsvvs oar homes
-.Isrf f.sH.str
49,. U. rsfeais. taai his earthly
.-..i h. uos is lspry. ia uts HAS
........ al Ii.s troat'es. On ana sor
s"HHt
... To- lfaaFenII afnrr has taus
II. Dial bone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Fn r.r. lttlr gIrI eight years o.i
.r-.r.ar rr. has q "a ul seven sheep
WA 1850 uuucy saved ~ her. 81
a.re.ta amn On tuc coarse me rst
.-.-a.f tkns-nDth ewes. Ihis spring
E.r ...f rnrrnksr dropped tslns agAIn.
i-t ..r fr.i te .a. iroqpet oue lamb each
Ar.HI .rcIrNse.
F-..arI A1oau Ca1ghta iccf ltsi w.n-
tr-trr hct Was usir kuosn o. foqf
raI.rs A. t1e tur. -sar gave n.fia %
tu YnunE. hnth oi saIcn i.ri
Inrs ar running hr.sk.Y
Trnrtue Isa mech parsed aFura Foo -
.e asarr. arr .l.te slcccrss
fr.rss arnrartncrs arr lrCr.t'a snmr.
ana araat to rr tpur ai hlu.Hrf ts.s
h. rrgnrtr frnu hnstnu ls DOS ai
r.Ft.s. msk.rE sHur slrfrTs arf. rl
crews. LAYING olt ilr p.ar- f1f q cana.
lrre fnr rH--.ps uuch Ii ssli sraaf
"a a..lf tn nr fnnr rat se prefer o.
.rtk s FL. uHrr certain krns .rigr before
o. ... cos That snnrta.ng ia co.
cav .tt-t 's eVIirut
utr.a. NIhau ln.f also yetrs o.f
r l,f SEA. caasr aukunNr.
rcf.r IS Wyman Inst a va.uah.r
r.rF..r. .f anr.. lsst Nrrk s.ck thrcr
n.. ..F l. a. orrrei uue hl1irei
r fr. tr.t .ast yea.
Ua.aI h nHa. Is I'M IlCk. onr of aIs
F. .ffs.n lr.'rfs YESTERDAY.
CAL. I ..f.n sta s.x hnrses and ri
r. frF.lE OBJ nul snU Nlrrr an
r.s..f .rI rf SAIL
N- ..s Alsila IL visiting Les.s
r
l.sl-I k...y hss gone b. w1.k f1r
....-. Nn.k.tt
.l. ..t >-Wau Coo f.lni BIS hr.f
Ir.F ..tt n.tNrru tNn rnlk- in hls
.l.. I.F sle cane t1rrc IN nuy r.
E s...r foi az h.s re-iicnce .u
.a ..a- rtur~iay m1rnog it,a
80
.s. Before suos came. ia,'
ALB ,t nf COTS ptc. sn.f ~ phIf
t U.aa Norm. o' hurkfr.i
I.ra H-t.rs a..rrce nur ni tlrm can.
Nr .tts ca.t.r Tonight
..I ..h art r.s nrl-lrr tirlr-r
IE.t uurf.atf.y anrr tarr "a.
ur. ...-a. l.lrsiay
.r .rH ts..r trf aunflrr came hone
....r .K.lrs .Hn eIta n ntig i"
s.rU. .Har1
Al. H.-k .r..sat .a c5 brook uolt
,l-..r
i.-r .r.s AL 500 sre acquainted Ne,
~ t.r Ur unt-snY nr ls a
r....r 100 nat aus cap rnrcrru nf Be-
A .. .ts H-t urr ~ takrr ~ 'l-'
el Iarrr Is e. nan nrrr = b.
.t Ha....f hHHerf nr years. arf Ir
sl..- -at.-l..i a .u-s.f thsf "a ma sift
coos 60 .u ant ouf 'rom a sagnr
rrr arf coos go aruurf sru
rtI .... .rtter tlar a. uan s.tn 49,
..s-t.. sn rHr..lfuf hr snl1 .Hsr d
.s-a.. .i utlrrs arr uarh IlrI1r'
utt. .. ora. anf onr ur $50 cnutsmp. si.
. .ls. uf both .rgs. C.aIuIng tnat
... s. of out 49, maze r. MAJ sn ua.'
tlau t1e average MAJ ~ D. iHrr.
uss uf $50 Nua.I make a.u r.E
a. ....a.H MAJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Dep seated In small q hack, somssimes on one
and sometimes on both sides. extending do~n
wards towards inside q thigh, scanty and high
colorci urine. With Constipation, sse The sYmp
toms a kidney Disease that Afflicted me, sad
lion. u. u. Thomas. Treasurer fcnoh-co, Co,
Ransof. Me have bccn cured BY bHoNss
SAssArAEIlLA and heartily recommend 4 - ny
friendsH
4. n. Dunton, q Hampden. Vas foreman q
The ste~ari Mine. While sitting a pump he
strained himself, cansing Serious kdnsy Dis
eass. Hos often this happensi a suddcn
vrench, an over ckdton, ~ a violent jar brings
Kidney Disease. Mr.. Duntun w1uld have severe
saeii.nx auoss the abionen. bis food sould D.
cone sour On his stomach, together With pains
ACROSS the hack and hips. he uied many TEN.
eiies, sought assistance In vsrous directions, and
Al last boorht nsowS's ,AnsAfAHittA, Aad "
The use 4 to bottles was sntfcy gsfs4
"n YEA have q sharp pan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
CENTRE LOWELL.

The ladies Of the C0ng1 Society met Al
tn church on wednesday ior The purpose
81 rrnoystlng IL somewhat
Tn. UalOa Conference i b BE- held here
In jane.
Mrs.. David Stearns .. quite sick
The mamps are stiu lingering al TIE
Cen,fe and s0nc of TIE victims are quite
siCk
Grass In hi. section i qalte badly win
Ter killed.
The festive mOsquito has pat In an az
p~arance and want. lue attsnuon paid 4
bis little bill which b. prr-euts.
sksting 4. stili Apt 40 Al m fink. O'
th- nfst Saturday evening" To Jaa" th"re u
- b- On ~xhiDitioa % fancy skating ~
lady from BI.tDn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
RYRllN

J.E. Shas's boil stand. AZ v Tai
bot'.. Andover, instead ~ Mr. Csldsalis,
a. I reported wc.k befor- last
Big nr,- are ragiog Ia Chs- R,nkin's
old logglngs In this town A ) iounT
.od er~w we're obliged 20 tear away old
old brush fence and n hght The Ore sc-
t.rday "a keep u away nun the bulldlugs'
Fishiug l. good ~ webb Pond. f.h
Commissioner II q Stsnley has bfough'
III. boat down from ksng,iT Lakes and
put II 90 thl. pond. IL and his oroih"i
took aboat twenty spcckled beauties here,
the other day. am told
Charles q Pcase and Edgar wlihsm aud
wife are Al work for ; Taylor, THIS sea
son.
The ar.i dandellons were seen blossomed
the iqth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
HRYANTS POND

-,1,.' lerer.y.s family has moved back
c.egels i a. work a. Lisbon
~ d whitman. Of Siiaey, hNs
"a Brtieeu's place. and i about
1rrr via his family.
-, ho1gai0n. 80 l. doing very
- .is'css iu ne faruiture une. he
III 20 anger stock o. select from,
f. 1orolgh make ant faish- We
49, ,lti 1e hAs on hand large a.
~. or butter tubs Among other ar
!. n kefps I'M stock The latest patterns
fAnrrs uei anout % make sons
-. .u Bis store room.
49,. naPilst Society seems 20 have oeer
s.,i' I'M heir selection OF pastor. Mr.
49,. T. lket very mach. A. = also biz
VIE tuaoNNE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
THAT Constant Pain,

Has been upon me foryearL II was brosghi On
By lifting over sssrtion, 'Sc, while iollo-ing 'sy
trade" sad Mr.. chsA Paiisrson, Engineef, Ban.
Cor Machine Co, Bahgo'. Me- Il 60, no aid until
I began d use BsowS's SAHsAFAHitIA Al
,roubiss caused By kidney Disease have left ne.
and my present good health Is dae 10 the use q
BRows's sARsArARittA'
80 woman having a Kidney Troubs. Accom-.
panled with those dep pains auoss the tack,
drasng d1sn pains, dimes, restless seep,
sc, can cxpcsi comfort IN his he until he
case b. removed This ozuse i Disease u he
Kidneys, ani can only b. feaChei thfoggh these
ofrana Ms w. y. Heuick, q oienburn, sas
% Afflicted and souEht sariou, channels 80 help.
Hearing a Bs0wSs SAHsAFAHfLLA she tied
it bexaa 70 rally AZ once. and toby Enjoys god
hath Ba0wSs SAssArAAlLLA u pecl.l&fiy
adaptci Coz kidney Disease
-. had those d4rilng p--ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
T,PION.

We sAw IN The Lsris'0a Journal tna'
S.ma~i Gaotll. = former re-i'eat OF Up
"a. ate OF Albany. died me "a inst
We arr having hOt, dry weather: some
~ ths xrsss on light, shallow soil i dry
M - badly that unless Ne have rain soon
ths hay crop must oe hght
4 Il Billings Of Bethel vas IN to~n -
t.rt.v. With some carriages. He 500
uics Concord wagon ~ X frost
N.afs Merrill. Of Andoyer, i tesehin
In C.mbritxe, n. n. near Lakeside
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
Z BROwNFIELD.

A little excitement WAS created on Wei
ncsdAy by the nrc W n Stlckney bad OF
bis intsrvAle. spreading a. hresIe cams
up aud The men lost control of 10 Two
hours % vigorous aghu1g soon subtaet
10 progress.
News has been received % HE death Ia
CNliforuiA. % George l. Gibson, Who's
grandfather was Que % the early settlers
% this town; and whose father, rhoberl
Glnson. once owned the greater part ~ th'
and which TIE village Of East Brosnneld
nos occapics.
Pro RICHARDSON. % fryeburg Academy
wAs In town lAst Saturday, calliug 90 SONS
~ his papl's Il Manson. Who once
taught school herr. accompanied hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

with tired. langll feeling, teningdosn pain,
sc, you may h sure, say, Mrs. Cha. nfacssii,
Il Hrmon, Ne, hat you have kidney Disease.
have been cured q a severe case b. psows's
sAssAfAsuLA, after had employed many dc.
tors without tensfL Have bssn oaudnci 20 my
home In tines past, but am nov In sod health
afhaye usei whal l. inowu a. lnoES's saH.
AfARiLiA IN my pnC,ies, pfeicfihlng ii for 10
state q ne Blood ior vsaknsss peculiar 70 f.
males, and especially e. kidney AM Liver ifoa'
hss / have aieays net ~iih tucccst Whenever
have Used q. beng familiar With he c1mpe
sition 4 BsoWN's Savanna, ] pronounce
Il tobs a happy oonbiaaion 4 pare mciicinst,
destined, I have NJ doubt, % become iaaoes a.
= bod. kiinev. and liver corrective. J. W lib
Bits, a. ID, siets0n, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
DENMARK

I'M Hartford. WIN has been employed
on tar horse ars a. Boston. Ia, rctarnci
nome.
Augustine TagLis h~ contracted -
hailiah tori G Jesctt On hi. farm
bos sht % Will Aleu-
J ls-ph Llag q. employed 10 the can fac
tofV q Es.t Bsdsin
IN Gd-- sai family have engaged
r1pms a. ~ hptel.
Pod xt~r & S,a boru hsv- started az
their coat snIp vita pfO,psct Of doing .
god na-io-s. thi.ysAr
BF smila % De.riag l. In town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
ROX BURY.

We have nov summer heat and vegeta.
ton Is making rapid strides. Rain Is much
needed.
Bears have begun their slaughter OF
shc-p; N Taylor has had one killed. and Ia
Ramford . bumoer OF sheep and lambs
have been killed. The bears are 20 well
educsted that IL IL . very difficult under
taking 70 trap them.
\ n Locke found stone that was worn
Into the shape OF hens eggi amer beina
painted white the hens could not tell Il
nom an egg. and II IL In daily use - {
nest-egg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

The Kidnsys separate ne impure matter % II
thrown on BY ne Unne II from any caass hey
d. not Do his, ne system AZ once becomes clogyed,
The entire machinery b thfosn oui q ofioi
and dssasa.nd misery r,ign triumphant Silt
Mafs.is, Sst-s1 # .S,-ali, Pas Gr'sn
Bs.t al Ls-i. D.susSu, CssRfEiits, All
countiss, Other VA are aisays present. We
guarantee a cure g. an TOMS q kidney o. Liver
Dissase ~hsn BEowNs sAasAfAsittA u taken
IN tme ant acc0ftlng to dfcCiilnA kcinembcf
and take uHoWS's sAnkAFAnfiIA
last sci parchased to- bottles q haoFNs
AAnLAIAlILLA. aIIln. nc d ~ We ~ We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

"NH Jays aui COO. nglts Yarn
it .'s nrIug pushed flrskri cutie
a. aa.r .s rlrl neefrd
hr .r D. Whtmtn of Worcester.
Va. visiting lrr ptreuts. auf iutcui-
eel. tlru t1rp1gh che slmmer
N III N-rrls hAs boaght BIN another
arf r1E las q god team Or sork
e. an Grover tss obtained a situstl1r
hrrai af tlls place. anf Hef1ert
--- .a- nceu promoted to foremsn oi
ae section
, Na.lr has gone % Portland 10 wors
-t-. Co q E
- ..arlite Mason i san very low.
A,-i frencamer are nos emqltyed In
s .ere. ari some OF then are little
-A,ici W..t oar manners. castoms an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

Dss. The members Of the band may veil
feel eompiimentsd by receiving 50 many
calls non one locality a. they have re-
eeised nom the people OF Sumner. Sun
ner people know hos % appreciate good
music and good men. Tue members en-.
pct n receive their new uniforms In sea.
son FOR the occasion. MiKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
BRYANT HULL lBErnELl

Human nature Is about The same every
where. and a strict observance OF TIE OOi'
den Rule Keeps n All right
Mr.. George 10 getting better goes out
occasionally. His neighoors have been
kInd 70 him. We should appreciate good
nelghoors.
Ephr.lm Bryan, Is much missed In the
neighDorhOOd.
Tne boys are setting traps, 10 catch
wOOdchacks.
The children are paDctual Al school
Farming Il progressing nnely.
We learn that G. &. Bryant has sold his
Big Norman JUMBO.
Fires are raging 10 fearful msnner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

s...s.rk sIth m 80 of me farmers
~. rnF IL mlch later hsn com.
r-.I silver hks so.i bis farm to Here
rs r-... ri. of Auiovcr
..... .a District 40. Is In So
.'.--Ir trr Instruction OF hfmluA A
s.rr..n "a returned hnne af.er q
.-r "a f.W weeks si Oxfrrit wr
,-trstt prefers Rlmford 3D. oki'rt.
H.lt 40 hks nctn Wishing M,
49,. Id vass. las rrtlruci bone
kkrENurSE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
FRYE

Farmers are backward In doing their
planting and spring work. We have had
~ rsin and the grss- dos not start
Geo Staples len his drive al himhaIs
mill AMI has gone ~ webb's River - con-
plcte the drive there.
Many OF III. old nslghbors here are feeling
badly Al the s.d death % rhomas Hu.'
Ton Al Dlxd-h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
FASI PERI

-. 'Pprtsnsn. W l. Jones. hv ~
-, .Hrging couple o. salmon weigh.
f.lt tsvivs pounis. a. trOphies Of
-, 'f.'-s anonx the funy tribes o. the
n. sf,ss = htliy Killed 10 this section.
,f,l,fs are tlruing ta~ir yOuag stock
~, s.',afe taey must have rather short
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
PERU.

II. A. Bemls has bought farm In Tur-
ner. aud he Il going 10 move on 10 10, TIL
wek.
Mrs. Betsey knight Is sick and Is not
expected 10 live.
The fruit tree agents are around deliver
Ing their trees 20 the farmers.
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A PRACTICAL ExrsRInKNr.

CHARLESTON. M Nov. Is. 1854
10 the fall Of 1888. ploaehed one acre
Of WORKOUT land, and last spring spread
on seventeen loads OF manure, and planted
beans. using three hundred and any pounds
OF Brsdley's Phosphate In the hill, and
harvested SO bushels OF beans, which sold
for oil 50. Ga seven rows OF the piece
did not use any Phosphate, and on these
rows did not get more than half ~ many
beans A. where I used the Phosphate.
3. TLToS.
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List OF patents issued TO STATE invent.
ors for the week ending May IL, reported
for as by q X Mason, Solicitor of Patents,
Bangor;
W. II. Cothren, Pennington. Gas regu-
lator.
@ W. Dick. Limerick. Match safe for
lantern.
c.K Miller and q. II. Cleveland, Cam
den, Shirt.
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RIicKRIEI.n

F-.send-n Ps.t.G A X sill hold public
services. Memorial Day. W Scott Ronio-
son, Of Hartford viii ~ orator OF the day
Miss mary T Brigham slll recite po-
IN. TIE programme % exercises viii b.
carried out under the msnsgemnt OF q
romo~t.nt commlttse
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Kidney Disease.

o.her d her mother Slsh bsnsfn we're isrived
from ihs u,, q %, that Ssh ior for adiionI
bottle, Please fni enclosed ., youf pro, iof
haT dofsn. rfonouncs q % ~ a Wonderful
,.msly Zoe Poor Blood. nd. rcsi IN. ani Kidnsy
Complainta VIZ WAKkEN, ManAgsr Ban
gof N1oi Co
Il can cndarss al that las hccn al in favor 4
us0w~'s sAsssTsEuIA Have I'D q snd
heartily recommend BE- a. mctiane pecuiiAfiy
sdlpted Co. giving tone and mgr O. NJ system,
stimulating he digestive organs, AM fcn1fins
30 rains ansng from disofisf a NJ s.tneYA
Mr. L. "a. HATHAWAY, waltcf "a. b4ngof.
MaH
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stock owners should not forget that one
pound 80 Weare's Condition Powders 10 worth
I'VE Of any other kind. Warranted to I'D q
horse Of worms. sold In SO. Paris BY A. n.
0euy.
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A 6t-psge book containing 800 valuable
r.eipes Ia given away frve To purc hssers
OF one dollars worth OF Jsdwin's Pine Tar
Syrup. DR.. Holden sells IL at his Drug
Store, So Paris.
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name MINI mp iS o soia % ~ A. 4 cssfs
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Prov ~ opo r.LLow Avn -,soS

pHow IN ono FELLOW Avn " .so>
ums. 10 al q 100 fAaa ~ psoPrtsfors ciai~
A. 4 n tno-t . rn irfiuI M q 90 ~. a..
NM sNITH. r.,ii a NJ
slta. asd Psapfisi ~ h. % q . ias's A. '
srania suic j"u'nal
.r"R sraNs"
"Ir, sorh m n, tine. ~ q ~ y - %
IA DALTO> foftisnd Ne
"a VALUABLE rswiLS MEDICINE ="
'g.,e ,oana { rsry raiuabis NIL @sa,e'as
Would not be oil haat "a" CO ILL.,.
ia suaois sue.t. l. sell, ..
WILL srrsK roa IrsELr.
~Itharna k.ele ms,ileiss sni . u .psst & 10
h.slf,vcri tins .ny'ns .ii give q ca e.
B.. BzUCk. Lo~eii, Ms's
give DOLLARS a DWor
Do. not srpfs.s L. 'aios :, M; ;.y,,xa
Inspector of cusom. fo''iAnd NJ
-nEconnESD
Il ehesrfuIIy r-oon .nsnd any body ~ uble.i
IN pte. 4, ~. this uaassriai susas a siAl =
IpH~B LAwRAST,
Is.sr.res agent ai sou'h nAia street. ffo''
deuos,
ora CUSTOMERS LIKE rr.
sYour medicine ell. -sll. and our Customers
oARDssg. sUFfUa CO. Bvslssi y II
-sEND - ~ Dor"
.1he sale 10 stead, sod e.nstaBlly decreasing -
A. n. VII LfAM~pN,
Managsr A Oscar NOyess drug store, Norssy'
Ne.
BnIEv Rrr POINTED.
"ssnt "a ten yso.s The sale 4. oonstsnu,
sroulnsf gOHN " PERKINS, AGO,
wholsssls druss i.ts. Portland, Ne.
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ruou ruE r.uor. .uoorEu.
AmEsIcrNE cuEsTIS ITSELF.

we zee Il % all our ashins vss.sl. II IA q
msdieins cbssi In itseif-'
can. TRkFETHEREN,
wh0lesale fi.h Dealers, Portland, Me
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MEMUkI II Ut1 EAEHOIoEo'
The annual observance OF Memorial DAY
will take place at Norway, under The d.
rcctlon Of Harry Rust Post @. A. X, on
May 30th, commencing al o'clock p. m,
The several organizations In town are In
yited 10 Join 10 the procession, and partle'
lpste In the exercises OF the day.
Procession will form Al one O'Clock y.
m, stG A X. headquarters, march 10 The
Rastneld Cemetery, return TO Norway Hal
where an address will be given by Ma. III.
A. shorey Of Bridgton.
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