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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-06

Salutatory-'Farmer3 Education" John Chenoweth
Woman. Bradley
CONVICT LABOR cowgirl
'Conquests of Labor. Albert Daggy
Life a Circle" Grace Farrow
1.-The Power of Thought. Edward Fry
Plans" Elite Griffith
Conquest OF Power Hammond
"A True Lizzie Heber
Influence of the Hearthstone" Kate Kahle
Inequalities of Life Mary Mutt
Turning Points of Life" Mar OBrien
THE Power of an Idea Mary Olcott
Importance of Self Reliance" ...-.-. Orsa Overstreet
Ruins of Time" Matte Smith
valedictory-"Nature's Law''.-----..- Elma Ridpath
Presentation of Diplomas. j. nj. Olcott
Address to Class Martha hldpath
The following received their degrees: Mary
Alderman, Julia Ash, Mary Bradley, John Cav
ley, John Chenoweth, Jesse Cowgirl, Albert
Daggy. Fife Day. Grace Farrow, Flora Frazier,
Harry Fisher, Edward Fry, Elite Griffith, Ida
Grooms, Isaac Hammond. Lizzie Heber, Xerxes
Henton, Ora Henton, Mackey Hibbitt, Kate
Kahle, Bertha Kahn. john Maloney, Mary Mutt,
Mary O'Brjen, Mary Oleott, Orsa Overstreet,
Ralph Overstreet, Frank Peck, Mamie Smith,
Matte Smith, Mary Stack, ELM Ridpath, Kate
Weik, Kate Walsh, William Joslin.
The public schools, under the instruction of
Superintendent Olcott, assisted by an efficient
corps of instructors, have made very satisfactory
progress during the past year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

And the many Ttriat Affections ~ children.
pleasantiy AMI safely relieved ~
i ~. gh Ou O0ugnsr Truches itc, nsissm IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

NN ~
Dsa. :. q Cummings 90 biz hand
pretty badly b''en the Other day while
,fying 20 part to dos. they ~efe Try
az bard % hni oat which one ~as en-
tiled Co The "bei;
A fee week, ago Cha.. A Brooks
.lpped While walking ia the road. slight
y spraiaing one q hi. knees soon an
ab,ocss bsgan % form Which b,csme 80
painful a. % require q number q prisons
% take care ~ him II was Anced IN
due time and discharged q gill a. once
he i no~ gritinx better. Tie has been
a. Winihrop three year., working In the
Oh cloth factory
Winier stin holds On With = HsrculeAn
grip. and have ohen ,koagAi. q late.
Low honorcd q North Polls, must feel.
up 10 latitude go. the thermcmster A.
May degrees below zero. down on b.
hands AID knses IN the dark. and hunt
ing about Cor ths, cove,e! piece q EARTH
machinery. AID bob ehagrined b.
ms, be-. on hading Il. TO discover that
IL Is no, much u pole after all. De-
liver me from such an Immortality =,
that. o destiny Rather le, me AL in.
20 the mouth o. the Amazon. and make
The discovery q few yards Of the
Equatorial Liae.
The "cnzy quilt i now in order ]
90 net know boz the design originated.
unless il was from looking Al our Cogn,y
map.
Afer watching the modus operaadi Of
Postal Brigade" for ten weeks, am
ready 20 concede whA, others have already
done. iha, !, j. jas, the thing We srr
naturally the mos, interested in What i
going on in our own vicinity. and nes'
becomes les noticeable a. the distance
increases. like the tail Of comet. |
did 10, quite like the idea q omiiiins
the whole signature. A. first, a. !, Is kind
q nice 10 know something abou, who
writes an article bat We can well Afford
70 DO without TIA, foF the sake Of the
news
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
Cox.t-uPrtox crnxn

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
Indian missl0utrT the formulas 81 q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
man-nt cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cstsrrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive aud radical cure
for Nervous Debility, and ell Nervous
complaints, after having tested its Won
deriei curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt II his duty 10 make II known
70 his snn.rlnx fellows. Actuated by this
motive aud adssire 10 relieve human suffer.
ing, VIII send, free OF charge, 70 ell who
a'slre u, this recipe, In German. French
OF Bug i-h, with fall directions for prspsr-
ing aud using. sent BY mail, By address
ing With stsmP. naming this paper, w. A.
Sorks, IfS P0~ers's Block, RocAesssr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

-Scoo after the war ended Gov. Tom
Corwin Was retained a. counsel fof man
charged With murder, and who. be claim
Cd. acted IN self-defence In his closing
speech TO the jury Cor~in pictured the
condition Of his client A. endeAvoring 10
avoid the difficulty. portrayed the mur-
dered man As forcing !, upon him, dog.
ging his steps. denoaneing him ss = COW
ard. and =, last threatening 10 strike him
"whsi." be exclaimed, "woald you have
done Ia such an emergency What sir,
turning 10 the prosecuting attorney,
"wha, would you have done ?" Done,
replied the attorney. with grea, gravity
done would have welcomed him With
bloody hands to a hosPitable grave" The
jury Vas eonvvlsed with laughter, and
Cor~in loo, bis case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN BETHEL

bAiNNi. hAAA -
Ola March l. giving as some alec days,
N thsy afe cold ones.
The ba.ius.. % the msn FOLKS Iasi nov
seems 20 bc cutung aud storing Ice, aud
hauling saw-dust
Sell T.ies from Gllcai IL visiting Le-
land FarN,u Mr Estss has been In de-
rIniug health for some moths. u i %
b. hoped that sith Tie return OF warm
wsath,r be- wll rsgsin bis health, TOT ne
l. very nice young man-sisady' indas-
trlous All HONEST, lgst such ones ouf
couutfy needs. and. besidc-. be i The ed
ct of . family bsr,n of father Aui mother
who sAdly ped tlm To- all thiugs.
Nr All Mrs.. lsAntcf Bennsit lately
mai. atfIp o. Glissd. Mr-- IL says thsy
f,uud the road. in al conditions, from
good logging raj 10 a RABBIT path.
Hiram Bruuetts family % 0ileai seen
Ia Dc ssily aniictsd 10 The illness Of iheir
Youngest 800. Artnur, who Is having u0a-
BE Win hls head 80 a. % make bin crazy
Toe tfoaplc Is Supposed % arise from
blos os N. hsad received some time ago
~ belug thrown from the cars.
Sir. Newell Annis has siuce The nfsi
wcsk In January. span aud prepared TIE
yaru. aud kuit ~ pairs % meas foouns.'
pair. double mlttcn.i also ysrd vide
lac. aud done hcr nva,c ~ors And tAsse
al The cafe % ouc c0s, three sherp Ani ID
hens
Eiward Capsu has hcsu unable - worn
. suy sxtcui since Dee. bis u0apie is
rhsumatism.
sam stanley 1. also In very poor health.
Mr.. Clsrissa OAysr has bc,n serJ sick :
hsf dsughtsr. Mrs. Wstkins, from Lewis
tou, came hon. o. assist In caring Tor her
Until her recovery she returned 10 Lew
lstnu last Monday
GATE lot % nice timber has been haul
81 across the riVer Al RandAl's VERY u
thc mill. AZ SwAns Corner. L.Ni Sanpofn
has hauled quite namnsf of logs And TAX
ca TIE board. home. Eamor says be In
t.nds baililng NV bafn 10 the sPuns
/ saw wlu FafWeu dfa~ing one spruce,
Which scAlci SIS feet gate little ire. -
grow on . sidrhil
Cora And Carrie Hastings, little girls,
AGED seven ADJ twelve years, have 81
edyc- Which they daily yokc aud drive a.
M they s~rc old o1vu Miss Cora wAlks
~ the slic % her team with Que hand on
ths bow, while with the other had she
flurl.hrs TIE gosd stick, making them
nav aud gee" with the precision OF larger
cattle. while Lutte rOOiic, seated on The
sled, seems % crlpy the ride ~ well a. II
the team we're a. horse.
Mr.. sophia Kendall has Gala lily
which has had, siuce November, fourteen
blossoms she also has hal other plants In
bloom al winter. she Keeps nfteen hens,
which have laii on IA average ten eggs q
day since Oct
GAnOn people. according 10 The CORES
p indcuts ~ the DENOcRar aud Adrtrii'er'
seen 10 b. having hard time tn. winter
10 get the roais broken cot. J. Lane, Of
Bethel. helped break them last winter aud
found no faalt aboat 10. ani IL seem. 10 me
they b-ttcr appoint Surveyor No. 10 look
out for the highways and cross roads,
while No I log--logging must be at
tended ~ In season % there i nothing
made. No Ofcnse Intended Ia these re-
marks; JAY will bring cool roads.
DOIuE DAKT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Saor CAKE Il quart offrssh fallen snow,
pint of Iudian m-al well siirrcj together
lu = cold room Ant pat Immediately into
very very bot oven. A. all IL excellence
depends on the rapid evaporation OF ~
snow This leaves the cake Hight and
spongy. otherwise heavy and poor.
ta1lesp ,0nf1l % sn0w aidei n d0ughnuts
% pancakcs will make them much lighter
N they AZ flied before IL has tine - melt
ALLIE T. wuIraEER. Ia H1Hsskeepfr.
Wnns Cake The whites % tso eggs, a
uttlc les. than halfA cup Of battsr, one
cup OF palyerlfed sugar, ! l cap, OF
fJur. i.g cup OF sweet milk. SIZE one tea
spoonful cream OF tartar and ! 2 teaspoon.
ful Of soda with the Hour. Add l = cup OF
cltrou aui nwor with lemon. fr1sung
may be made with the white Of another
egg. and the THREE yOlks usei 10 making =
boiled cu-tard II liked, OF spanish cream
PlGcdtss for dinner OF breakfast . eat
Nth maple syrup, can be easily made by
frying small pieces Of dough already once
rlseu Tor bread. Soda or baking powder
dough can be used In the same way but IL
Is not 80 good. Rye or grahsm are also
excellent 10 pancakes. Fry like doaghnats
10 = good deal Of fat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

n you a-e losing your grip on life. Try Wells
Health lencscfA Does direct % veal spots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
Il Have Suffered

Win every disease imaginable Tor the
at thrcs years. Oar
Druggist. T Anderson, Recommending
"Hop Bitter" % me,
/ ussd tso bottles
An entirely cured. and heartily recon
neud Hoo Bitter- - every one J. ID.
walker, Buckner, Mo.
I write thIs "a
rokcn OF ne great appreciation have
OF your HOO
WIN inasmmaiory rhsumaiism'
Ssvsu YEAR. ani no medicine seemed 10
a. me- any
Uutn I uied two bottles % your Hop
Buffers. ant 81 my surprise I am a. "eu
TO-DAY a. ever I was. l hope
Yea may have ahaudant success
In This great ant
valuable medicine
Auyouet wishing % know more
about my Curcf
Can icarn ~ addressing me. 4. N.
williams. nos lcth street, washiugion'
ID. G..
- consiisr your
Ermc.iV ~ bcsi lgme.iy I'm eti,isnee 49,,
Hnl ln.II llHsIInn. kilHNY ~AnnNiA
sAui nervous debility. have ilsi
Returned
"Trom ths south In ffuitess search
Or health. ant fni that yoar bitiers arr
doing me more
Gnnt
Thsn anything else
A month AGO l sas extremely
.Emaclaissif
AnI scarcely able q YAK Now l Am
Gaining strength AMI
"FIrsh
Auf hsrtiv Cav passes bot ~hst am
coupumsutei CO.. my Improved AQQearanee.
arf 10 an zoe o. Hoo
nttsrs . WlCkife Jackson,
-HUlla1i1a. Del
a. Nnrr genuine Without bunch oi gfesn
IfHrs Cd fHn sfffr lahri sfun at ne vie.
u. .snrt.Is sflT slfh "iiur' or Hops IN theii
naur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

m you are failing. brok, o.. worn out ant nsr
vou.. use "Wellf Health RenoNcf" o.. Al
49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
uoNE IrENs.

That comsump,lve night sweats may
be arrested by spOnging the body nishuy
In salt water.
This, the bar may be kept from fall-
Ing out by the frequent application 10 Tue
scalp % sage tea
That you can take out spots from wash
goods by rubbing them with the yolk OF
al egg before washing.
That white spots upon vanished farni-
turc will disappear N you hold not plate
from The stove over them.
That bran water IL good for = rough
complexion. Pot = handful IN rag dip
Il In tepli water aud wash With IL
-Thlr teething children may he relieved
% convuislons by being Immersed In a
warm bath with cold cloths on ,hsir heads
That You should bres,hs through your
nose io.t-.d Of your mouth. especially on
coming from warm room, or hall, Into
the damp night air.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

'swsiis' Health Hsnesef" restores health an
sisof, cures Dyspepsia, etc, o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
TWO OUTDOORS


Ile ssss the thorn beios M fuss.
Lies storm aui sIrrss. not ~ o. lnsf
Ins harI tnuugnf undsruratn zoe deed,
y b macs lli.k ngulsc. bai his sreesi
ID. 49, tha uurs snos vhlic rinFs,
Not tn. lsfs ttirf fr1.n susrn u tgfinss
A.. slsafkfr uf llfr's Curuufi,
T.. So atuvs IN jar aul mt
Al .r.Il tna t.n ualf cfsspsf nandsf
A.. fnHs tHa auudrlus mrsuilE stands =
Asfhls SOS il 90. uihrr Nluss
.nnssoafh Il falsr. uHt uuin are irue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
HUDSON RIVER R.R
cssd-ssss Hsii.s SEP. ss.aa,s. ="
tsrsst 90 all Issssfl.t. u.

fotoHsstfsig. =. \ Fst a L..
~. HsFtd AsnsfaI, honaoaf a. p
nsAs siH rave uIfd fouf usfirI~.
On. kt>>tbis fANOkiTG HEnEtsa
lad frsiion and D'ffinsss. 10 sld. h 49,, y
a tmss, ani taos ifcm tspsFisuss ~, ~
hs' sisl hsspec'iuilJ' W NEiiriF
That DR DAVID KxSSEDi's TAy,,..-
REMEDY .. estsasisslf a-ed aious N. III
M Nuis0n River ~ road. l. sh0an III -.
iosinT ~. m Tsfyt0Fn. Tao srisr = -. -
thsn NJ. IsHsFsre. ne sta ion Assnf III -
nudson titsf Rsilraii Compsnf A. T,rr,i..f
. mta seil tnoss Ia ihsi c,mmuuIJ
-, I.ssiIo-s.s , -. "a i~
nrAs sin fHslnus umf sts ufat'sf...
sstefs aitsrss ~ DIG .lsss atd d Iuis-,ut
arhrs. thcushi u sss das b. impar. t'.-....
a a soffffsd sists q the System - -.
10 w FANOktTk hksEni . 81 = a.
hren c1mplrtrIy cured lf's 10 hrsi II al -
heari ~ ~ snl disndef of thsi uairfs ..tlH
fsco@msndsd o. May siih lac 'sles.s
pR. Kg~SEDYs TAyORirE EpsIi1
not c1f aasf IN ifs sphsrs ~ ussfl 49,. 1. :
.tais or locality, tal l. hailed A. t..r ~ =,
ifsis IL sysIy STAT, a. IN foilcsrs .sisf -.
Nllltins y oil shos
~ T,srid Essaefs Eaadasf A
UHsn 49, I 1an hssa . fuf.rff Irrr d..
"a ifum Ne tins 80 fiaiera Tstfs of ~
rousultssi raflnas ghfsflsus. tai 81 4 49,
~ led thsfsflrs hld almnff gffn Ur a -.
"a sser TeeINsfi sIaF hesIfn See na kY.tt
plss TaNOHiTl HHMEpi sas rfl -
.ftrn trIsd snf lave nssn rIrfI lfansr.
ma riss / stsf tn,s " al s.ffrf ri ~ 49,.
sst rosffsuos NEs. uuIsHEEiI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

~: s.''. .s r.; 50 "a q !. 80: : NJ ~!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

safts.
" Rorou ~ Pax rOROUsED PLisrGR
improved. ths he-t D. back
che. pains Ia Chrst or sIic, rltut1aisn, ucu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
VIGIL


Iualk the lanes din holios,
Past IL the twilight hyuf,
hot stsalthy snaiiuss blios
An1 uiEnt - hnoits nrr puWcr
faf s1ueshcrr IA tne eastern sky
Tho snruadri mDOn 10 hign.
psws from the wiii rusa dip uuhrari,
Iuair flrElftrn srrnt
win fhst 80 .a-sli. snd grass hisni.
NnN "a fiEnt of bird,
No uhlspcfluE voice, nv football stops
- hresfa amIi thr poplar tops
Tho smallest leaf las stlfrcl
Yet r1uni me. here all thsrc.
little nIiirfing sini
Paws nos. -tnrsr senses nave iINln1i
br,ath Ncrtus ny hail.
A touch. that nu ny furuhrsl hes,
Aui presses lons
These IIns mute % snnE.
And noe. 9Th Kisses cool. M hAlf shat 'l's
rris uishp % shat l. here
wnaf Vi.slcss aura ClinEs
80 nfiullY. 80 ufafi
Ca % H. rffurulug even tiir
Wien n fnIsrs sll nui o. tunlri
tnfsuefci slngsf
NJ arms reach uut-i vain.-
10y tiid thr air
An1 yst-tnst ssnisfinE nrraih afAln
Itul vague O. fuskr be pnanioan lisias
leo tender De drsrsif.
-Frun a. hirlA CsaiHry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
LUMBER OPERATIONS
Is NORM wooDsTocK-A BucKFIELD
Mas AND A PARIS Man ARE HANDL-
fNo BIC CONTRACT.

Mas AND A PANS Man ARE HANDL-
IN0 A BIC Contract.
&c. Marble. esq, 81 Paris, 7 Treasurer
OF Oxford County. aud Mr. c 4 Foster OF
Backn-ld. are hsodliog . big Lumber con
tract Ia North woodstock They are cut
ting spruce from the Knights and Paris
lots sni delivering IL At the mouth OF the
Concord River, la tbs town OF kamfori.
They now have twenty-four horse teams
aud Ten OF teams At WORK. These teams
make two "trip. per day. aud are nov haul
log some 30 OoO feet per day Thes have
been putting 10 from $50 900 20 10000 GER
ye-k' The contract calls for from l 2oo.-
90 10 500 90 feet The contractors
expected TO put in . million and half but
osing 10 the bad season. they will not get
In over a million aud aqasrtef. The lum-
ber !. for the UmDagog Pulp Co. doing
ba.iness At Llycrmore Falls. Mr.. Marble
SAYS they have quite a village al their
camp, with quarters for the men and
horses. and shelter for their supplies and
appliances The contract 10 haul Was let
nv he.-r- Marble & Foster 10 frenchmsn
named Richelieu from Csnada, but a. he
va. uuable n get teams 20 do the WORK
Mr. Foster has taken personal Supervision
~ ths foh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

F1r me itst tlrrr m1l'1s great many
pr1pi. have ben h1us. up. hrcalse thry
hsvr nnt ole al.e O. withstand ihr stormy
slniry y. sthrr Eat has prevailed. bai
unf irunu,iy the cpHdlrmcni All tnr
close aIf OF ms .irr1 huusrs ilriuf ihe va
fsr season. D.. very fuervating, Auf TIE
system nrris te'p O. enable All t1' Organs
o. fl ttcIr p-Up.r sIrk. II these ofshns
have nfru Inssfsr thr fnu-tqn nre- aff
.hnsIng thrm.flFr- in the bilious csali.
flln 90 the system. of In constipation ol
thr b1Nrls. or ln dIslfftrs 0f tle klinegs,
Nlfh I'll the schs- aui pains nat accompA'
~ these complaints. n y0l are 10 t1is
condition TON ary cause 500 should mtls
q rlfhfll trial Of that well kaosn remedy,
Kliney. Wort itActs a. the sane tine
au the tiineys. liver ant bowels, ant -.
therefore. s.pe.i siy fttci % correct MS
torpid cnndIilnu n t1r systrm
Oae very p..,..nf,f 20 ofihe past coo'
winter d. thst the lsil-- have been able 70
. L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

W.. Irhr q. Faiiru
Ahoat ths nr-t of Srptomhfr, ISL, my
slf, va. tskrn with uterine temoffhsge.
The hast .'yptIcs ne QhFsiclAn' coili pre-
.crit. $50 nut check 10 and he 90 more
.ni more enfshlsd She Wa troubled
slth Prolap-u. Utsfl. Lsucoffhwt, numb
n.s. Of the limits sickness ~ The stomsch,
aui iu-s ~ app,tltc pufchassd a bottle
~ ynur Vssstabie Comp luof. ~ sla
- rnuIf firr1rrr re- sIiafrrv rfrrf ron ~
frsf dlsf. Nov shs d. Comparatively ifee
frnm che Pfolsp-u-. Stnmach's Sickness,
&c The hrmprrhsge l. very much beti'r
snf 4. ICES a. the regular periods. Her ap-
prtitc IL restored. ani hrr general health
tni strength are much Improved. We
Ir,l that ~ have been wonfTrfHNy 1sneiiisd
,ni our heart. srr drawn out in gratitude
~ th- zane ani in sympathy fpr other
.af,rets. flr whose sakes we allow our
aamcs o BE- used. q W h,fnN,
Thgrston, =. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
AYERS
Cherry PeCtOral.

No ether complaints are % insidioos IN ihsis
s,,.sl s.,ho.s affecting the throat and lunsi
none - ,rlnsi Nth By The msioriiy q suffer
sr. TIE ordinary cough o. coli. resulting
psrhaTs from q tnfing o. unconscious "a
rcsurs, 70 often bat che bssnuius q i.iAi
slskue-.. Asrn's CurnaF ftcfoAat has
vel proven 10 snicasy In q forty Jssfs SAT-
With threat AMI lang diseases. And tlqaia ~
,.lan IN All go Without lalAI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

WHAT I KNOW ABOUrJ H., AND HIS
WAR IN THE sOUDAN,
TOGETHER WIN sosE GOOD ADVICE WHICH
OF COURSE ng WILL HEAD AT ONCE.

w tWNHrN ~ WILL UNtN ~ w.
NJ ID.
n 4. A fact. ana no mistake.
That sven you. iohn Boil.
IN your small game ~ hide and seck,
Aru Playing osn and fonl.
ut yea are obi aud wiifui. John,
Aud ~ a stale 90 fFesh.
Like shakespcaTs's SIR lock. you are bound
To have your pound Of nssh.
30, look ca shafp Cor ralrick. John.
since b. u on your track.
ALREADY be- has given yuu
modest little whack.
Pats nov vaiking battery, john,
Irath turks In ever pocket,
Ant ~ IN his dynamite souii blOs
You highcs than a rccketi
Nor can yoa wonder At n. John,
since you have usei HIN -
Ionr have y0n A. rannu-t Oct Tat
Asali the sufii must knos
Nos give him the hand of kindnesss Johns
Nor bat again hls rfar,
Thsu cool usishnur you slll have.
Win nothing more % fear.
And nos that am giving you
some FOod instruction. John
Insf %. tnlnf mJrr suuld suxf g.
AMI then ~ u rnh my sonF
Dl.rbarfu your faithful soldigrs. John,
~ more the natious frtt.
Give zach farm. then 700 can pay
NDlf ponirrpns puolio depi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Files are said 10 be scarce In . cholera
year Files were plentiful enough, last
year, 10 drive away everything, even pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Frs AL Fit- stopped re ~ ~. "a a.,
Great Nerve Restofer. 10 D. - 80
lay. use. Marvellous cures. its',,'s a.
500 trial bottle free "a nt esse.. '"' ~
Dr. Kline, 93i Arch - Phila' Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Bflns. changes Al Washington Nsreh
hrioy. ehansr- Ia the animal and segeA-
ne kingdlm. March brings csangsr 10
The system. Clear ths system - AZ I'M
pahtc. ani prepare for The oo'niag VAIN
..s.on by aslBg Brorss Nr'ipa,.i,a.
Nov !. the time . brgin 10, use. Your
druggist has 70 for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
LOCKEs MILLS
Has NEw BLACKSMITH sHoP-A skAr-
rSo RINK-PREAoHISG-As ENTER
PRfsrSo FAcroRY--A Coon SINGING
SCHOOL -

rRIsrSo FAcroEY-A Coon SINGING
SCHOOL. -
March 9TH.
Mr.. J. w. whsimsn's blacksmith shop
II nearly completed.
Nc Bacon. who has been quite sick
With .ry.lpelas. is now able TO attend 10
his business.
A. q. woodsam Is doing quite bnsi-
ness At his skating rink; he has had sew.
ersl races with very good success.
Preaching services we're held In the new
church. Sunday, by the Rev. @. u. Han
nsford.
Our Band Is progressing nnely under the
charge Of II. Ripley.
The T.bb-t,s Misunderstanding Company
are doing qalte business o. The spool
mill and saw mill Taey have now on
hand nearly 400 cords OF birch.
A very successful term OF singing school
l. being held here under the charge OF II.
Ripley. Isss"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

II always keep my weather rye ham
d." a. the man said when be exposed
'be little black bottle 10 his coat
Marathon Iadspeadenf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Yes. boy may Be a messenger boy
and still possess lots Of tha, sterling
quality called sand. But !, Is no, quick
sand. -Fack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Tue cultured maiden from Boston
wrote 10 her friend ,hA, she had jus,
been 10 bear Mr.. joseph Emmett, sing
"PiQue-A bout
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

s,,., whns 90 The eos, 81 africa J IA
mr.. men lick With malsrisl fs'ef,
egf,d them with Saiphur Bitisfs ~ -
~ greatest blood punher ever s,N.
.iNsy. Keep them IN my m'diciac eh's' -
NIip N1HfidHs. BlirmoTt'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

"A descriptive writer said Of a pom
pas man he looked a. II he knew 20 much
!, made him unhappy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Three 90 four h0ars every nisLt coughing. Get
Immediate relief AMI sound rat by lslng " III Z
" kongh ON Coughs Iruchc-. i3c, Bsissm, 1sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

tie frie1s the carpenters are putting
on ne~ houses just nov don, seem TO
cool the weather any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
xo,x.. rtx uEa. rnt..

Love nay l,ugh a. iocssm'ih,, bai be
.mii,s very cnmpitccnty or c1achnfn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
NJ ALA r IA.
AZ a. sau nsiariai nstiras
On. DAVID krsNsDY-
FAvORITE REMEDY

Aas 80 soiiss opitioas ~ trss.Isr 49, a..
Ser ne ostft coml ists sales q ial lias stt.
this nsficin. n go srs srPlssi A. f,s.,.-,
ehsns.. q climate. Tod AL $40 fsf0rs 49,,
saosif si.sys - -ithis ycsr fssft. O. u5.s-.
al na4sfisl fsss 10 ths -ofl o. II $780,
fer~f - tras-ufttT stssieF - a. Hals q H.,
AL tlssf comglsia ., Coasfip.flnr sffa 49,,
srlslns ben o. ingirs stsa< q bod 49,
-ho s1rsf frun AZ - M ia teru'Iar r. 80 81
fsscrfts he<ns-ft eonsisatlt frgFias - = Il
i.aies fs'rse I. "a s.s--,.t 49, ~.
b. ~ 81 drussss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

To thoroughly cure scrofu sit ., nsoes-
safy % strike directly a ne root OF ihs
evil. This l. exactly what Hoods Sarsa'
psfillt does. ~ setting upon the blood
thoroughly CLEANSING 10 VI al lmpuritssi
aai having . even q tsint ~ serofalA q
~ vital fuld thousands ~ho have beet
rur,,i u scrofuls by Hoods Ssrssparilla
testify o. 10 wonderful blooi.purlJing
qualities. sold - ail druggists.