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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

myself a. l dd - for my Lafban;y In
profaniug the hlo>-omscentei air With TO
hacco snuks
Thsn to.ok from my pocket The London
Timss. which had arrived ~ The laft Icst
AMI iisiles.ly ~ ~ work b skim iis lengthy
column1
hal no fear a. to what TIE paper might
contain. Il vas not from Newspaper -
ports that I agprchsndol danger. lad,
however. noticed that Ihillppa. uhen shs
saw me With a newsVaprf IN my tani, eyed
ne sntiousiY anl inqnirlngly, 81 that sen-
orally ! coutrivci o. glance through u when
shs was al urnt ! never permitted her 20
touch 10 until BAL rad n; lot ny only
rcason for this prohibition was Tat foarci
lest soms chancs ai usi0n % the mysisfious
and undiscovered crime might distress her
Hsr own far.fetcheI fancy tha, another
might D. acrus'd u u gave ne n9t mo
mcnrs uncasncss
81 I iurnsd and doublci hack che broad
sheets ! ran down Che topics ~ Do daY.
! s..mmci ths lsaling ariicl,a riaucod
20 th1 foreign news PAID scaui attention O.
law rcpofts. AMI d.srcgariei altogether the
money market Intelligence a. last infnri
my attention o. ihe pro, incial nevs column
A nanf caught my eye. q cnli silver ~
dad ran throurh ~. Ny cigarette fell
o. fh' mlrl's pavement AMI laY ilcf1 un
h-.icl. 81. vlih agitation which u1 words
can describe. raj short paragraph
piacrl unier the heaiing n IN principal
town u chs oIHniy Ina which Rolling Wa
situated Read
MILAN Egans, the man aoCusri ~ ths
munirr % SIR Mcryn fcrrani. Bart. IA
January last, will d. trici ~ the-' A~lres,
which OIau on tho glfh Tho case. which
otcites considerable Interest, VIII he tAken
0n The frsi day. 10 L. reported that although
fresh ~ ilsuca against tho prisoner VIII u
forthcoming q wil H. u a purely oircum-
sfantinl nafure
Evsry word % thst accur-si raraerarh
ssemed lac bow falling upon my bad
fof some minutes ] at a. one stunned
fait my teeth chatisrng ! know that ny
cheek ras hlanchei ihlipras fancifnl
dreAi hai cUme D. pas.i Another-an lnno-
ocnt man.-vas bearing tho blame ~ her
oWn nal acti nansi. sfuIii, sarclly ahlo
o. cnmrrrhani shat must b. tha fuIl elect
~ what ! had just real, ! ,at motioniess.
With my cyss htel uran that fatal sheet
fho snuni ~ my mnihrr's pleasant yoice
calling a. l'lnlppa at last asoke me from
my siup.r Ttey vsro coming ] ooud not
facs them doubled up the nersrarff'
thrust Il into my pocket. AMI rIslol cut into
tha street. Asrst' hal noe darei a. lmagin
what this intslligfuco might mean io uN !
must have long hours n solitude. in orler
d dec.is that cour-l should D. aioptei %
fac this. fha lasi. ths worst tcru
Tassei sslftiy through tho iron gate I
vent up tha narrow sfrnrt ~ Taoa which
must have made an Who saw me think ne
mai Nhthaf ii rof scar s'y rr menn-
Ter Think It must have leen d one - ths
public gardens but ln that h1ur an isnse -
Iorailty iaft uie. usnt iusiinrtiveiY In
ssarch ~ soiituie found. know noi hos
o. whsrc. some shady ie.sriei pa there,
In The anguish n my heart, amid the srefs
~ M sand.fouuiei happiness. threw my.
sslf ga the ground AMI lug my finger nall.
into fhs dry 10il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
LOCAL FArRs AS EDUCATORS


Farmers have not A. cordially devoted
themselves - the success % annual fairs
a. their importance demands. The local
annual fair i the farmers home school.
and should teach valuable, practical les
son. The fair shoai be- expected d bring
together The lest evidence u The advance.
meat % agriculture In ia district II The
farmers In the district represented ~ The
annual fair. Cutrrcd into u A. q matter oi
personal Interest. compeiiug whichever an
opportunity offered. Offering prizes 10 al
those dcpaTtmsnts most requiring improve
mcnt, stimulating lively rivalry suoa en-.
thaslAsm would produce most unexpected
progress. aud soon give the fair Wide
reputation.
kvsry prize oncrci should be- for The IT,
lustration OF some important point Ia AZ.
ricallurAl practice, And a. ih, feeding ol
live stock ahsorbs more of the capital Ani
time % the farmer than any other special
", 80 Il should occupy very prominent
position NJ al our local fairs, and The
prizes shoui b. given % illustrate Ia
practical Way al the live stock speclaliics
All breeds Of cattle should bc encouraged
alke. FOR each breed has special qaAlineA.
ilons adapting u 10 certain localities. All
matters IN farm practice should be- Nus
traied Al our fairs. and evcry farmer should
regard u a. bis duty b assist In building
% these local fairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
CHAPTER XII
10 DIsHoSoE

hate looking tack and re-reading words
which hal written while the impuls, was
upou M. bot fancy have s0mewherv callei
tbs tale confession. u not, shouli have
done "A % claims M more b b. ranked a.
a work Of art than asaWork OF Imagination.
How could ti u hoids only two characters
a man and a woman IL treats bst OF
their love anil of few months Of their livcs.
Nevertheless. In telling u ! have en-
deavored 10 conceal nothing l have
triel o. dcscrib, my thoughts, nv
lopas. my fears my sorross. my love
All nv Tvs. a. they realiy were have, l
hslIeve. surTressesi nothing which could lead
anv one % coniemn my actions more strong
In than. il may b.. they noe con'lemn them
Nv wish has been to show myself a. J Vas
theu-uo dOubt am nova wsak, -einsh
,n.n. vc,. for the love which he bors a
woman. on, willing to risk fortune. life.
even honor. II have failed Ia my attempt
A. reur~.ent myself A. such a ons, believe IL
i not from intention, bat from sheer In
gat whsthsr have 40 far succecied or
failed In my purprss ! know not bat know
that in this chaptfr ! must, perforce, fail
The language rich AMI powerful en.ugh 10
s.rve my nsssis has vet 20 b. invented. The
writer Who could In any fitting way repro-
ducs nv thoughts has yet 81 - born
And vet the chapter will b. short one
II will h Tot IN. recorls Of few hours:
br snch hours Hours during which siruz-
gled sgalns, a temptation 20 commit, noi
only crime. but base. cowardly cItme;
temptation stronger. I DARE % thins, thai,
coor human nature has AZ yet been sul j,cted
u. nv words souni bold but listen
on. that one morningl hos well l can
remember iti Our breakfast Was 1ns. over
The qualnt-shapei littls tahle. With its
snowy cloth throwlnx into relief the deep
colors Of the luscious fruit upon u. siili
stood in the awninz-roofei patio. ] vss
alone, any mother and Philippa having ~
tirei indoors 20 80 about soms domestic
economy. lounged lsEly and st my s.ss
/ rolled and lighted . dgHrS1A blaming
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
THAT FARM DOESN'T PAY.

When I see The cattle barn with large
cracks In the walls Ani leaky roof, aud
the broken panes OF glas. niici with old
clothes. I know that farm focsnt pay.
when see farmers cattle standing
oui In the cold nearly all day, while be
i sitting around the hre chewing tobacco
and drinking cider OF Q. loanng al The
village store. I know that farm doesn't
pay.
when the good wife calls the farmer from
the hAy held % prepare wood 10 cook his
dinner, Or prepares u herself, ] know That
farm docsntpay.
When 1 see The farmer cutting hl, hay
when II i nearly dead ripe. AMI see bis
manure heap covered with dead lambs In
The spring and bis cows 80 thin "a ncsh
tha, the crows would hardly think u worth
while 70 pick their bones. know that farm
doesn't pay.
when / see q farmers pasture with q
tumble.dOsn fence. and bis cattle loAiei
with al sorts of devices b keep them In
the pasture. then know that farm doesn't
pay.
When see farmer trying % winter
or pasture more cattle than ne can Keep
In good condition, | know that farm does
not pay.
when see q farmer feeding his moving
aslis close % the gr1uai in The fall Ani
early spring. and cutting only about one
hAlf OF crop Of hay, know that farm
doesn't pay.
when see farmer leaving The care ~
The farm 20 hired help, while be l. loading
ahou, town. I AN qaite sure that farm
Doesn't pAy. Isaac nvrcuISs
Hff1fnTfnH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
DARK DAYS
BY HUGH CONWAY.


N'NNflNhftiN
hxhf. q cuur--. have sidt that man through
ths heart snl have lofied in The de-.l Iut
then IhIlippa was woman. AMI hal she
not l.srn ths woman ! loyci ] might have
sffuuk from the oue Who. even iu hef mad-
ncss. was urscd a. iays such fearful ven
gsaucs
I smlle,I bitterly a. I thought how a chancs
brcath 20 ulnl hal tumliel my hnuas q
cards a. tle rrouui ] smI'ei elm - frium.
rhsnilv NJ I tod mys.lf that. como what
mlrht-mis,ry -shamc-iaath-i bad Won
AMI hi fur n vork the unr desire q ny
lie N0ihing could deprive mo ~ that
Ilsms a. last sam silent. or snsvcr.nz
nv Quest ans Nv mon6sYllahiet. lhIlnra vas
brought ~ ms o. our onrn harry homs in
SavIls NJ mnihcr with arch smiles q
uai-rms IN her nUmslv firr was ~ the gate
n tn PATIO fctiy O. rrcrlfe ne A. sha $40
tsr akIni nf shIyrr ran through nv rsnr
loves franz Sha o. - m0iher embrace
ani car..s hrr Without any display n ~
ciprncai ~ n.riiDn
"PhHirra l. m." I aii. IN cspisnai.'n
IL will taka ler o. her roum.H
IL her o. tn apartment which my
mother hat ln cor al.senrs fffa-i ur o. us
n was cav AMI icau'ifui With favrrs. ant
thrra uora many other care ul little ori.
drnrcs % CO. hsartY welcome ahrh uns
w.ninr ut ihipra n1f.aoi nofh.nr l
-iI,..I ths dslr anil turned fnvari ny nlfa.
Shs iookoi 40 me with fho.f vouir.us
isrk sIst. which s'emei fo sfarrl mF very
s,uf Huati.r she ssli. in los. s.lrmn
enl-,. ,feu mr-ieIi me ths truth What
haIti .us that nightF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
HOUSE THE TOOLS.
fN.E TArmerl


No farmer ought ever 10 need 10 be told
that 10 is very poor economy 10 leave NAlu'
able fArmlng tools OF machines out In the
weather, weeks OF months time, when
not 10 use; yet there appears 10 be a large
number who are exceedingly remiss IN thls
matter. In riding q short distance through
The suburbs OF Boston We saw several ma
chimes len In The Geld where last used,
aud they were not old worn-oat machines
either.
A maehlue or a carriage len standing
exposed 10 the weather VII usually oe
damaged more than II kept constantly in
use. The rains. the damp ground, and the
hot sunshine all have an ipJurlous effect
upon wood and metal There Is no roof
on the farm that will pay better Interest
on cos, than the roof over the farm tools
and carriages. A cheap building Is nearly
a. good a. costly one Tor this purpose
the main point being 10 keep on rain And
hot sunshine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

A torpid liver, stomach out Of order,
digestive apparatus weAk, and the brain 10
consequence of these disorders, o'er-sen-
sitive % Cnertlon, or to any unasnai ol--
cumstance. and the formula for crank
IL complete. Ayers Plils will rouse up
the liver. regulate the functions of The
stomach and bowels. The tired brain viii
b. relieved and the head resume IL wont
ed ierfL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
Hoods SarsaparlIla
sold by All druggists o. sin fof o. hsAs
only by @. l. HOOD q Co, Lowell. sAsA
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
FEEDiNG THE LAMBS.

The venerable Campmeeting John Allen
was 81 q csmpmeeting where the services
u children's day had drawn large com
psny OF the little ones together. They
we're addressed by Q preacher, nom this
text, feed my lambs" The sermon was
very long, and exceedingly dry. No soon
er had the preacher come 70 nnh close,
than Mr.. Allen. who had occupied . seat on
the stand with him. came 10 his feet 70 sdd
word Of exhortstion-
"My friends, said Mr.. Allen In his Inn
pe,uous manner, II have bad some expe-
rlence myself In feeding lambs, and J a.
ways found three things requisite nrst,
feed them often; second, give them little
At q time; third, with . ringing slap oi
his hands), give II 70 en- hot"
And down be sat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
FUTURES"
r,surrs' prrY 10 ruE YOUTH AND TO AS'
rEfcAN AGRiCCtrukE



n. ,h,grhtfal and lnteiiigcu, deplofe
a. -,li. A. socisty and Individual losses
resnitins nom such uan1ers Of the rarn
no,ni.t'on. among them large per cent.
m ths younx. sh0 ABANDON Agriculture sn1
.esk empi0ymsut In other parseis, .nes
..,'...ss-,uring centres and crowded eitles:
NJ ~ promise o pecaniAry gain lArfes ana
me- e~rtainf Are the demands OF physl-
81 t.bor lessg Are the opportunities TOT
soei.i pleasures morei To those resred
NJ tse country. TOO Oftsu the sPisndor
.ut stirring activities Of the town us.L.s
the imAginAtiOa and misiesa .ss .e
-, k,ox nothing OF the prlvstions ana
s..i.sl,. Incident % city life, and DO no'
so mliy A. they ought sPpreeiate ,ns sa-
v.,t.r,s OF their country homes VII PEI
-. - lesson has been learned through
iorg .nd bitter experience. We nus
overcome this urban inelinAtioa-~h'en
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
Tn, ,r.xofI Iodoform or mercurisl. In the

Tug rsE Of Iod0form o. mercufials In the
Treatment OF c.tsrrh-whether In the form
OF supposltories or ointments-should be
.voldei, a. they are both Injurious and
dangerous. IOdoform = easily detected ~
It's offensive od0r. The only reliable ca
tarrh remedy on the market today = bys
Cream Balm. being free from al poisonous
drugs. IL has cured thousand. OF acute
and chropic cases, whsre al other rene
dies have failed particle Is applied In
n each nosiril no palm agreeable 10 use.
Price fty cents Of druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

In its review Of the Boston Cattle Mar.
ket, for the year lsst, the Ner EagldHd
Fdrmsr gives some interesting ngares a.
10 where the meat comes from, which
supplies that market The total receipts
Of cattle for the year was 1906 Oi
these, the West furnished %, ,esl and Maine
1900. The total receipts Of sheep for the
year were 5Gs. .0tl the West furnished 1885,
I5s, Maine s,T69, and Vermont lOl,yO5.
In 1881, Maine furnished the same market
"a, 5l2 sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
-y,n.,,mep.. Of . M.rylani farmer In

Experiments OF harylani farmer IN
utilizing WIRE fKNcrs ron TELEPHONE
PUKPOsEs have led 10 the suggestion tnat
these lines might perhaps be successfully
used 20 connect for rapid message minor
railroad stations with those Al which tele-
graph ofices are locstedi also the P'iis-
Jurg DispafcA plans pleasantly for advan-
tAges directly Agricultural
"For the farmers an era OF protection is
only awaited by the general Introduction
OF the telephone on all wire fences. An
invention will readily be offered whereby
communication may be had OF every noise
along the line q the fence. From the mo-
ment OF their adoption, orchards will be
safe from the invasion OF the uuant school.
boy, watermelon patches will be cultivated
Ia security and with larger profit, from
the farmers getting the benent Of all he
grows, and chicken coops viii be A. free
from moleststion as shaanted graveyard.
~ A. TribHHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
IIlnn.PnicEn RrrrER.

Dalrymen often wonder how their more
favored competitors get such high prices
sor their butter the year round. IL Is ~
Always having Uniform glltedged article.
To pui the "gllt edge" on, when The pas
ture. DO not 30 IL, they use Wells, Rich
.rdson q Cos Improved Batter Color.
Every butter maker can DO the same. Sod
every vi here and warranted A. harmless n
salt, aud perfect In operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

AGApY of Concord. \ u writes "for
more than Ten years was subject ~ severe
dafilng pains through the heart Nith slf'
focailou. threatening death ! tried DIX.
GRAVES HEART KE0l LATok hcurcd
me-uo recurrence for many years. u
Per bottle a. druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

FALL fEEpISo MowfSo LANDS. = No
farmer can afford 10 allow his cattle 10
feed on the growth Of grass In bis moving
lands In the fall. Itipjures the grass roots
and dlminishes the grass crop for the year
following, for more than the feed obtained
is worth. II IL cheaper 10 buy hay and
feed 10 the stock In the barn than 10 have
them feeding down the moving nelds.-N
u. FIrm>r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

shire. ani retains the Jerseys. The Jer-
sey cream will make butter with less
ehurulng than that Of the larger milking
breeds, Tor The reason that the butter gloo-
ules are larger In the richer milk and sep
arate sooner Where different breeds are
In the same dairy the milk should be kept
apart aud the cream ehurnei separately 10
Insure full returns.
These little details Omen turn loss 10
pront n attended 10. sni when neglected,
they will tnrn pront 10 loss We shall
have 10 study the little things in the fu'
turc more closely.
y. ID. CuRris
Kirby H0nssieai, Nee iort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

The powerful curative properties Of
NJ Plaster are irresistible when applied
90 Backsche, swollen joints aud Muscles,
Sciatlca. Plsuri-y. sharp Pains. OF to any
.ort 81 soreness. The beet and strongest
Porous plaster made. A trial will demon.
.trate 10. 2jc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Nr J. ID. Mcdonnell, of salamanca, n
~. says II was laid up two years with
kliney trouble. constipation and piles
Doctors and their medicines did me no
good, bat kldney.wort male new msn
- me" Kiiney.wort l. sold by all oar
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24
DEtic,rELlDlEsi

wh5 have that tired and ai-gone feeling
ani don't Ike 10 be disturbed viii COZ.
tiuue % be- troubled with this complaint
until they renew their Impure blood. sal.
ptur Bttsrs will cause new aud rich blood
b. course through every artery Ani ssin 10
the human system. See another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

People who talk about going away TO
spend the sumner TAX nonsense. The
summer doesn't belong 70 them. The Ice
men and the Ice cream dealers hold nrsi
nortga9e upOn H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Fus All Fits stopped free by Dr. kline's
Great Nerve RestOTer. No nts after nrst
days use Marvellous cures. Treatise aud
500 Trial bottle free % no cases. Send 10
Dr. Kline, gli Arch q. fhllA., Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

This l. the best season In which 10 por'
ny the blood. and Hoods SarsspsriDs s
The beet blood puriavr. 100 Doses, oes
Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

The police of spain are not allowed 70
resort % violence % extoft confessions
from suspects. bot Keeping = prisoner on
bread aud water fof twO or three weeks -
not considered violence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

IT was the night before Christmas /"
The OLD man went iame,
Twas Great American Specific
That cured him agaln.
"Itisa wonderful remedy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

A little boy complains " his mother that
the teacher can't remember his name.
when she speaks 10 me, he says, she
always calls me Silence"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Americans Who cannot make the grand
tour of Europe may be eomforted ~ The
remark ola much.trayelled LngiishmAn-
that We are much nicer AZ home Than ~e
are abroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

HNl linus.
oastcls Nanuai of ArrIculiarc
1t "a iac,. paieai 10 an. that the
really prcsptrols class. a. ~hole, i the
Agricultural
live siock Noaihiy
The kesp.ns of poaliry may Be a
source of profit o. decided disadvAn.
iase. accorl.ng % che treatment bestowed
on osis.
American Catvator
Tie most serious problem nov de-
maaiing so,uiioa a. the hanis q the
farmers L. h1w to reach consumers direct
~,'h 'teir farm prciucts
uosrl of Arucalilre.
la order 'o make farming = success.
ths farm ,hcal bs rsa a. yoa would
raa shop. mill. store. a factory.
~ every day Sundays excepted tie
ycar rolat
Maine Iarncr
-Wtcnsvcf choice d,cks are f1unl
tnyshcre In che state. All ihe cArc All
atteni.oa gisca them corresponds With
tae sfoCk. thcr, are o. be- found farmer.
W. place h.gh vaiae on sheep.
p.Ioe. Np.inraisai or,c Report
-Amef caa farmers enjoy Advantages
sarcfi.r O. those of al other nations ior
improving b.'h themselves a. ciAs..
.,i their Landed estates, up 20 the high.
s.t capabilities ~ maa. and of the earth
vt,ch tc Ca.fiva'cs.
IclnfrT lseuucman.
some have foaal by careful eSPsfi-
meat that grading corn increases its
taiac a. ,crca L. Oh Eve. mak.ns gaia
~ tfty bushels ia ctcD hundred 90
1af blnlr,l In every ihllsani-a mAi-
tcf of OBJ sgal importance ,o farmers
~h. fed iarse quantities annually.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Mr. W. II. Wright. President Traders
Bank. kirwin. Kansas, says "for year
suffered nom Kidney troubles, bot sftsr
taking Kidney.wort the pains have len me
and am much stronger"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

The walters were terribly slow and In
attentive ani The guests were fast losing
their patience when fogg pat on bis olefi'
cal look and said, " Brethren, Jet us help
one another"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

A San Francisco naturalist sent niee
cage and a wagon 70 frleni's house fof =
ane specimen % grouuthog that va. OF.
fered him. lie received . sausage AMI "
took him three DAYS % see the Joke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Bicas always expected a lot when bis
rich uncle died Bot when the will ~ The
Aforesaid uucls len him the family LOT IN
the cemetery ani nothing more ii was Too
ate - explain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

II l. said that yanderbllrs house sr'
peu.cs foot up $50, 900 per year, and Ne
don't question the statement. Prime but
ter has been awfolly high for syear or t~o
past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

A Duluth doctor biz a man with club,
In a quarrel. And then charged hin y 20
Tor nting up q scalp wound. The Other
fellow cannot see where his Share of The
fun came In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

TryJ.A. Ilolt Co.'S New Cologne.
Use Rose Cream Glycerine.
For rheumatism use Days OpOdeld0e.
Days Vegetable Touic Blttsrs are 'Sc.
Der bottle Instead OF 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

The large amount sp,ul 10 Advertising
bv the s0ap.makefs leads oue % bslleFe
that thc old pfoysfb should be- changed
- a. % read There b. nothing hse
Hafh.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

The drowning man clutches At . straw.
You may have seen tbs drowning manor
the man drowning bis sorrow ln The bowl
-elntchIng AZ a stfAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-24

Lightning has played some strange uicts
l.tely. While q Chicago editor WAS writ
ing purely original blt of humor, light
ming struck the shears right out Of hs
hand
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1t IL the stupidity, ofsen brutality, OF
the stable attendant that ruins horses that
are not naturally vicioaA
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4 will. nyol wish; bat whyf
her yuloe sank.
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have G usaniel o. l. guiici by you am
praying that tle Hay may ogme when
shall think as y0u think hut whai N an
innocsnt r,rs1n were accusci of the crime |
have oommiiiclf Then there 10 ba ons
cuurae. va could urse nothing aglinst o.
pr1misa mo you will 80 the PAPER every
day a. soon A. u rcachcs hera shall have
un pace unless you du.
/ rromls-l fearie-iy Justice does some
tinils make m.sfakrs bat Mt such ms
take A. the ons hintfsi ~ by ihnlppA Noi
Sr Mcrvyu ferrauis death was a mystery
never q b. solved -. to set my poor vile
Al A., on The matter ] wrote aud ordered
that Tho Times should - Posiei = ms
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