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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
Reported Zoe the Democrat
THE FARMERS INSTITUTE

The Farmers Institute. held Al Orange
Hall. Norway. Thursday Jan. 1, called
GA, a large attendance. notwithstanding.
the unfortunate weather 4. \. Gilbert,
Sec % the State Board II Agriculture.
Prof G. n fcrnai. q the State Agfi.
cultural College. A. Orono. A w Cheer
VET. Of the n. r.. F1rmer. and oihe-
promincn, sgf.culiurisis were present
Geo. T.. Oibsoa esq, q Norway presided
The subject 81 the forenoon was a lecture
on agricultural grasses. by Pfof fernald.
Which vas Illustrated by IS different
specimens Of our Maine grasses, mounted
on paper weights with colorcl dnving',
shosins their s'fuciur, growth and b,os-
sons. Nc f,raai ssil there was need
o. greater kroslcisc 4 thc species u
grasses which flourish In our climate.
May Il ihr native grasses which ars not
culiivicl are probably a. vallable a.
those vh.ch arc pos ia cultivation. some
% these uncallva'el ones ate specially
adapted 20 particular soils ani woali
thrive batter GA Sci soils than those now
rrosn on such lands, B'le.j,ini .ai
inul.meaiow are examples Chemical
ANALYSIS shos. that blse. linis very
valuable ~ folder The faci vas
mentioned TIA, grass ',cl' are liable
20 mixture with ss,ds q weeds, Wild.
carrot. whi'c.wccd ani roots of other an.
desirable weeds creep in Thcre should
b, some law 20 prevsa, the ale o. i'm.
pure sccd. The axe Of srcl was another
mat'tf mentioned II ihc seed j. Kept
over year OF two they become worthless
May of che farmers cover their gfass Sod
Too deep Careful experiment .hows that
tha, Il soua tso inehss deep they fail
% sefminaie. Whca sosn over an inch
about hall come up The bet results
afe attained when ihe seed /, covered
oae.iourih % an inch or less Il va' an
excellent le,,ac. AL ~a' listened ,oI
with in'Cfssi
IN The afternoon rfof 4 " Checvcf
rad a very hac paper on "Caiile Has.
handy. in Noihefn New Eagland. 10
wh.,h be- elaborated the idea that oar
New Eagland sgncaliafc called f1f q
larger number q cattle than il nov kepi.
The paper Va 6llosed ia a disea"ioa
a. % ,he be,i methods o. bflng about this
result. which sas participated ia BY Prof
Gilbert. G. II COBB. Jafa' Hammond
ani others. n reply % qle''ioa,. Mf.
Chse,cf explained hos be ksP' on be-
farm on an average one animal 90 an
acre.
Jair4, Hammond. % Paris presided II
,hc evening" sess.ol. Tie 'lhirc, o. DIS
casu1n "a "Commeicih Fertilizers,
their character. coaiu.aa all prodiabls
Use The iisca".oa wAs opcasd by Frof
Gilbert aai was participated ia by several
farmers prrssni. L. was a very la'crc''.
~ all profitable ln''.iaie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
IrnlsIArIyE OFFICERS.

Oar Augusta correspondent. ~hos'
predictions were Published asi week
seemed O. have eye. Cor only kennebc'
ana Penobscoi coani'cs There seems Q,
o. Beautiful uassins q state officers ir
that .,c,.oa ofMainc Western Maine,
hosc,,r. proposes 90 have something O.
,ay about IBIS thing Hon. Wm. ID
Pcaaru of Lewis'oa vii eoniesi viii
Hon Geo. D. Weeks q Augusta, "a iht
po.iton 90 President o. the senate and
Hrn. Roscoc l. B'wers Of Saco. MI BE- a
pr1mincnt canliiatc or STATE Treasurer
Gcn. Goo I Bcal ~ Nofway i'll caadi.
date faf che po.ii.oa % Al l,ani Geaefal.
ken1ebcc mojcs;iy claims tbs place. also.
The sert.cmcn VII 5c heartily Supported
ty legislators from this section. All The
l,, demand, ~ Wes,cfn Name Co =
fiif division OF che c.hccrs. nus; b. IT,.
terel o.. We trust that che repfescn-
arycs from oxford Coln'y VII not b,
m...cI ty acy bod claims % asp.fanis.
t-t ~il ,.c~ che feli carefully and ia-
SO uroa taving q fair deal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The County buildings have been very
busy place. during the past week The
Commissioner have been In session. elos-
ing up the last years work and making
rsady Coz the year 10 come. They have
made the County estimates Coz two years
20 come. ASSESSED the road taxes on IN
incorporated townships. and audited a
large number % accounts for che past
year. January krs,. the Board reorgAnif.
"a bv elcciing Hon. Geo 2. Hammond
Of Paris. Chairman. They approved the
Bonds u he Treasurer and Sheriff. and
pat business in shAPe Coz 1855 The
board consists Of Hon. Geo. =. Hammond.
Chairman. Hoa. Waldo Pet,engl and
Hon. 2. \. Bradley Mr.. Hammond and
Nh Pe,tengin serve Coz two years loager
and Mr.. Bradley Cor four year. under
their Jas, elections.
Hon. Go. A. Wilson. the newly elect
"a Judsc q Probate. qualified on the
frsi q January. also n G. DAVIS. esl a,
reelected Register Of Probate, james ;.
Wright. esq. County Attorney, jordan
stacy. go. sheriff, AMI J. c. Marble
es3. Couaiy Treasurer. Mr. stacy met
a large numbcr q his Deputies AZ the
Clerk. of,e. Thursday. We shall give
che l,i % Depu'ies a. sooa - they are
cCmn.~iored
The Trcasurtrs staten 'nt Slows about
s1.lOO IN ihs Treasury lhs amount
/. largely due % the fact that larger
sum th.u usual has been PAID into The
Treasury for kacs Ani costs, while this
appcars a. a surplus. in the annual STATE
meat. ii j. n1i 20 IN fact, Coz The Whole
amount q accumulA,ions are required .
NEE, ths expenses Of the county, from
,hc fr,, oi January al che ne~ iaR -
paid. in September
A pcti,ioa. Containing zone ave han-
lrol nam,s. rraying foi removal Of The
ccauiy tlliings. va presented 20 The
C.mris.iorcrs An order has been IT,
sued iof a bearing CA the merits u The
case. a, che New Hal 10 S1aih Paf.s, on
a. eleventh day % February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

uIflCE 80 ruN ruNHfrf 90 uhtunu touNIr
HTAIt % MAINE.
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tlIFsnrT 40 Issar'i nIi of fnr Goa f 81 lnsnlFfn
e. o. sal CouniT ofotInrf against ne estate 4
tisart O.. cole ~ ngr4nff I'M al t1un
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OF sali Debtor stlrn l'ff.i.1a 80 Set m hr 80
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date Interest uu ciaiut d 10 o. ruugael nat ne
paYufut uf ary iftft an ihf deliver al ifanffrf
oi any property tsl1nrins o. sai tshiof. % him
90 o. "a az. tni ~ delivery AL uanfirf % an
pfogfriy ~ \ .u are fnfniiifn ~ lss thata mfct
lnT nf ine creditors 1f AT debtor. io Prove Ne 2
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esisie, HIl he tflf ~ Cont of iasoIFrnrY o. -
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touuy % uKfuri. un ne 4lu faY - Jan
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1IFrn un.iff ms had ths date nfst above afll.
Ten. JOSIAH W. WITHIN, pspay sasnd.
iHurfF 90 uNIoH1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
PCdo&o&1CS,
o. the
Art Of Teaching.

This department, will BE- under the
charge Of Mr.. Spring. who has been tour
years training In one q the bss, and
most advanced Normal schools IN the
Country Brisesaief. Mas Nor.
nal School Any one can enter this class
without paying any extra tuition.
n any desire IL, arrangements will BE-
made % teach dfawing.
since ihs enlargement of the Boarding
House there afc mote ani better accom-
modai.on. for student, than formerly
Excellent ublc board can be- had fof
s2.25 pr ~o,k Rooms for 'eli.boafd.
.ng, wholly or partly furnished ~ iea'on-
able rates.
Let none vho are anxious - attend
school abaaioa ih- iica Or lack Of
means until they learn hos cheaPly they
can attend. Many Of ihe b,i, students
BY economy reduce their expenses 10 a
very lo~ figure.
For a catalogue 20 90 enquire aboat
ihe expense Or ;o' any other information.
call on or address, the Principal.
w. w. MAYO,
Hebron. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

PARIS - Evenings Tor singing schoo
have been changed 20 Tuesday and wednes
DAY.
EK.Goy. Pcrham len fOr Portland Thur
dsy. Jan. l. lie has ~ Gar recovered that
he expects % resume his Official duties will
the new year.
J. X Hammond. esq Member Of The
State Boari OF Agriculture Tor oxford Co,
entertained Hon. 4. A. Gilbert, Secretary
% the Board, Prof FcruAli Of the STATE
College, Mr. Barnes OF ArOOstOOk and IA.
itor Cheeyer OF the Nee Eagiand Frrasr
wednesday night. The party attended the
Farmers Institute az Norway, Thursday.
SIR. George Hooper, who has been con.
fined b his bed Tor many years. was re-
leased by death, last week. His funeral
services were conducted BY Rev. J. &,
C0chrAne, assisted BY Rev. Mr. ventres OF
LlvermOre.
Daring the week OF Prayer there will be
meetings In the Baptist vestry, Monday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings a. 80,
and Tuesday, wednesday and Friday a.
ternOOns.
Parish Meeting At Baptist y,siry, Tues.
day afternoon.
Hon. 4. Y. Bradley, Que Of the County
Commissioners, passed Sunday In town,
being unable % close up work, Saturday
In season 10 return 20 bis home In Frye.
burg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

good repair. with all the necessary con-
venienoes. Ne, Paris Tin may not prop
erly be the bcs, place for the County
Seat. when 90 great an expense Is 10 be
broagh, upon the taxpayer, a. will
necessarily come. in removal % the
county buildings. L., each and al
look thoroughly about. themselse'. and
weigh the matter carefully before acting
hastily. OxTcHn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
MEXICO MAINE.
Esuprs PEEsuNtf MtrrEEs-TuE school
TEtCuEEs - Com WEaruER A Coon
SrAN oF uoEsEs


George flagr. Airihcrt Eastman an
Joe. N. Ba1b are AZ work for waldo Pet
teug.n. esl Herbert %. Gleason Is log
gng AZ Gralon. John \. Bradeen. Mid
Mitchell. Ton" oldham AMI Carey Brad
cen went to New Hampshire. logging. bat
have al returned. they will fnd work
"popllug" on swim River. HArtwell Old
ham works Cor The Bcrrys from your town
.Parsl David small. nom Lisbon. /,
hauling poplar for L. \. Marshall J. l.
Weeks las a two winters lob for the Den
nIson Company. on pine ant poplar. BEN
" Elliott % tiis town. wAs chosen Master
% 81. sugar Loaf Grange ., Dlxdeid, yes
teft1y. Sevel Coz has held that position
i've years. Mr.. Coz with his workmen Z.
hauling poplar Cor the DennlsOus FrAnl
;. DciAno Is confined 10 the house will
Rheumatism.
Harry Gleason l. teaching the wintel
term In The ;. $ D0rr District Verdi,
Laden % Dixfeld the winter term In Har
low HlL A. ID. PARK the school Ia "a,
Corner District.
Augustus y. wing has moved from KUN
ford % Mexico Corner.
SATURDAY morning. the 2fth ult.. Their
mometer In Lewis Reeds open shed Ma.
- . below n Dr. Aobotts - below.
Dan" stevens. formerly % Rnmford
now of Medway, Mass, Is here, buying
mich COW and butter.
Henry W. Park has . pair OF gray horses
slx years old, weight Just 900 lhs.. viii
only 2 i-2 los. difference In their indlviiua
weight-the best walkers In this section
work anywhere, on stone drag, "bob- slet
OF harrow, and either Of them will make q,
hne an appearance single. and trot a. fast
a. the best around here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

ANuDYrn. n.r. .f
CnfIstmfs festival came ~ Wcin0s
Iav strrInr. A. arr1urc,f. ani Waf = very
successful AFFAIR Aner ihc supper. q
frasi fi flr ating. Ell al burned to the
uprrr bali. ant were entertained with ma.
sic. both lnsirumruiai ani vocal tah.cauK.
pantomImc ari rchi.ngs TIE Nh'CtuK.
Which were en- arranged by NIss icuric
Gfreg. arl carried oli unicf lef Ins'ruc
tons. Wrfo especially Zoe. Mr. n ".
Poor ani Mr. DO Btrlcs. who haf charge
~ thc tfif ln behalf 20 the LtiIrs Circle,
deserve much credit f1f thc very elective
mannsr ln which thc sntefta'um.ut Wa-
r.anuci Ani carried out more than So
a. realized by ne sale % tickets.
Thomas Saith OF Chapman's NILS. dici
Weinosiay. Aftfr q pruirartri ii.ness,
tgrf ff years. Toe flucfa services wefr
hrii A. TIE Congregational church, Friday
= m Rev. Chas. Dame oficiating
A foot of nghi snow fcl Wcinrsiay
nlght
Lockcs teams. sixteen horses. arrived
here today. on The way from Lewiston o.
tho Lakes. where they are % Dol employed
f0f the winter hauling lumber.
pleasant spclAhic was held a, laion
Hal. tonight The Band was iu attend
ancc AMI furnished some one music. while
-" The Foar Seasons AMI other tablcauK
were gr,ii.iy rendered Bessie Gregg was
voted thc pfctiicsi glrl In Auiovcr ~ Al.
most unanimous vote ~ those Who bought
ihe privilege ~ expressing their choice At
c. Ay0te.
Sofos from Another Correspondent.
SIrrn tha COLI wavD NJ have hsI most
OF The past week . thaw. taking Of nearly
al the snow that was Just n ght fof Jog.
x.ng that all Ar engaged Ia who can well
81 sparcd--A very large amount % grain.
f1ur. pork AMI groceries are repaired Tor
the supply In the woods Hay sells from
81 % els per ton beans, about @ per
bashcl; potatoes, tlc. az the railroad. Not
young stock enough o. cat Up the poor lay
AMI coarse fodder.
Rev. l. q. Spfaguc. formerly 81 this
place, and Mr Pred Cushman and wife are
wintcrng 10 Colorado.
j Hoiton Abbott was married. Jan. LIT.
% Miss Eta Akers, daughter % samuel
Akcrs, esq.
Another cold wave g.. the weather for
Jan. 2.
ACAKD.
Mr. J. n. Stevens wishes. through your
columns, 20 thank bis Kind nelghb0rs who
without exception turned out this, The
coolest morning 10 date. and drew up a
good wool pile. Aficr breaking roads
Though the morning was the coolest. he
and bis family have the warmest hearts f0r
their Kindness. J. II. STEvENs.
s.. Inilrfr, De. p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

" doubt ptfscrs VII rad Gle above
certificates NJ bc surprised o. see how
large . circulation has been attained by
the two largest couniy papcrs y doubt
nearly every reader NJ a.so understand
from readirg 'he above. "a; each week
the Ort.ri Cn'4 lirrs.r las issued
1927 papers. aai that tte OxIoEu nUu.
oCEAr has ISSUED. .fls copies. blt tt.s
i noi ihe flc,. s,l we Dbl ro; w.sa o.
deceive advertisers By ihgs misleading
them. Tie fact j. each paper has. daf-
* thc tine covered ~ ite certificates
issued large editions ali gwen them
away O. whomsoevsf asked iof them. BY
sdding ihese free papers 90 Che fcs4lar
editions. and dividing By ihe namoer ~
-eeks, the average c.fcl.aiioa has bccl
arrived a.. Tbs Is totally unreliable
method 90 advertisers, al hey cannot
deperd upoa any such cfcl.aiila tof
Their notices. We have always stated
oar circulation cariiiiy ard fairly al. Be-.
ing over 500. by that we mean that
our regular hs; averages over 800 We
never pratt less than that nlmbef ~
copies. and che advertiser j. sure Oh have
ks publications. circulated to cha; extent
every week. amosg class % people who
subscribe 90 che O1IoEp UvoCEAT.
rad !, and pay ios b. Hoas.'y &. che
bcsi policy in che .ocg fln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
mn OXFORD DENOCKAT

III WAN NAsAN ANN.Mf'N IA
Ttis l. tac ff.; ngmtcf of Noi. So. 81.
The OXIoED pruouAE. since 1888.
the paper has had Continuous AL reg
ulaf pabicaiion q, 'he Coan'y seat In
beg.aa.ng ,he new yea, we have made
several important changes. wh.ch vi.
add to the atirac,iveness % che paper
Oar Agf.cu.iara. Department has beea
Transferred % the frs; psgc AID the space
Increased to three columns. Thea ni-
lows three columns o. "Dafk Days" q
most popular romance The Home
makers Department occupies a co.lmn
on The forth PAGE. Ga tbs page nay al
% be found the Puzzle Department. sew
era original aai selected poems. q letter
from Massachusetts,. an article on the
South Pafis S.cds and several political
articles. besides the colgma of Jokes Aal
medicine
We have also prepared. aai shall cor
rec; weekly. from the Portland paper,
q wholesale price cuuen'. Which wilI
prove Of great value % al Who have any
thing % sell
The creates, novelty i our local De-.
partmeni. under The title of the "Pos;al
Gard Brigaie" We have male arrange
men,s with q lafge Number Of correspond
snts 70 send postal card each week,
containing the NOS, important town
news. In brief. This department viii
give al the town news, bat In such a
form that l. vii no, an the paper 20 the
exclusion q other Interesting And vala-
bic matter We predict ihA, this vii b
the most popular arrangement ever made
for the collection Of town items. Now,
friends. give the cd DNocEAr a boom
for 1855. Il i an Of year politically
and county Affairs viii demand most Of
our attention. Let US have . good hs,
Of new names. and the cash due from al
old subscribers. We vii give you . good
paper II you vii furnish the means.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
STAN oF MAINE.

OXFORD - -Ccuri 81 lasoiscncf. ThHi Wei
nCsisy ~ De-. A. u lisa
In thc maiisr q NEWELL N iLNEIT lns1i
Ffnt Debtor.
o. IL hershT crtsrct. mat uoiicr be- Eirrn q al
o. ftuus Interested In ne setilg meuf of The hfs
Arcllnt of A. 4. sTkAHNs, Asslxnfe Of N,
stoVr .uamti Insoifeni Debtor, b. causinE copy
% his onief - D. yahllstet tao weeks sacccss
iFelT, IN he Okfofd Democrat. q nesspapcI
pf.uis|l IN fsIis Ia sai OouutT, thN thry MAJ
appear AZ q Noun % Insolvency % ~ hsii a M
PROBATE t0un foym on The thifd wednesday o
JAnaafy nekt ~ nlne o'rlnck 10 me forenoon AMI
b. heard therccu. AL object u thsY 80 cauff.
GkO. 4. VII .SON, judge
- lnsllFenrT iourf, OnforIi touufr.
a true cops. Attest "a. 4. DAVIS, Rrglstef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

VIZ have received from MAJ T.. Row.
ell. MANAGE. a copy Of the annual rePor,
Of the Board Of Managers o. Maine In
dustriAl school for Girls. This insii,u.
ton Is doing q good work. Ex.GOv
Sidney Perham. Of PARIS Is Prssideni Of
the Board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Tur NOtrAiC NNir co. % Marshall, MICH
onrr % send their celebrated itnCfHo VOLTA
o. nTir and other iiHCfnfC ArruANChs ou
trial for thirty days. 20 men young o. OLD A.
fiicfed with nervous debility, los ~ vitality
and manhood, and an Kindred troubles. also
for rheumatism. neuralgia. paralysis, and
many other diseases. Complete restoration
risk l. incurred as thirty days trial l. allowed.
Write them al once fof Illustrated pamphlet
frDn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

A masquerade was given a. DismonS
Rink, Thursday evening u was an In
vited company, and very select From
forty 10 my were In costume and masked
The company skated until ten, when sup
per was served Al A. Is. walkers; after
ward there was dancing. Mrs. GARDINER
Walker aud Mrs. v. y. Seayey deserv,
credit for the arrangements Thurs
day evening a leak somewhere on the msir
pipe deprived the village of the water sup
ply. The leak has not yet been located,
bat II Is supposed that II may be 10 the
river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
Now Advertisements.

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TINS MAehiAs R.Putl'eaa Wish va
burned out. last week, with considerable
entsrpriss. issued q half shse, extra. io
save the legal advertisements which re-
qairs three consecutive weekly Insertions
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Nr WAFER Aucn rct.fri frou N.s T1s /.
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-For the week ending Dec. %
l. Chase. asslgnor OF one-half 20 W. ~
scott, Portland, Material for ding mat,
tresses. pillows. etc.
Trade-mark-C. y. Mattocks. Portland,
Canned corn and other vegetables
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Goa J. VI FElr. father % senator
William Z. Frye. died a. bis home in
Lewiston. ias; thursday. lie was -
year, % age. senator Frye Ani family
vii have the ieepes, sympathy from the
large circle u fneais 10 Maine. q, The
Joss ~ their venerable relative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Tm p.rfirr} .ii.rft.r o. Jan. d,
issi. celebrates she one hanirclia anal
vsr.afy q .,s 6snd.ag BY .ss1.ng TO sH.
ifas With .;s main sheet. One of tless
extras is a flr shade Of The "Flillafi
Ge.~.' az no.'y "di.otser." ~.
O., Noi. /. issued January O.. l5sj. BY
benjamin. T;,omb aai Thomas r. Wait.
Tie other supplement oontAias an article
10 over flar columns on "the di.rrisrr
10 che '40s. By Clara Barnes Martin,
anl aao;her four co.lma article On Hen
~ Carter wto was prominent in Maine
political Affairs 30 years aso. Elizabeth
Akefs Aiiea writes three column ari.
,is oa New'PaPei work, ior the regular
sheet. aai there j. a,so f1gr coiama cd
i,orai on "A hgndtci years Ups and
Downs ~ an Ola Newspaper" besides
various articles ~ les length. bat q no
les interest, pertaining 70 this subject
TIE ihai.fer j. one o. the bes; edited
papers In Maine. We iras, ihA, !, may.
a. D. deserves O, prosper fof another
hundred years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

W J. Conover, Midlothian. Va, says q
Few drops Of Agoil on q little sugar cures
cough very promptly and a. q general pain
rciiever he keeps 10 constantly In his house
sold In South Paris BY A. N. Gerry san.
pie bottles free for trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

TIE .i... % M5aday bad letter
from N.cc-rrcs.lcai-e,cci Headucks. ov-
,r ~h.ch 90 PLACED tie s.ai.ng hsatlae'.
"Comiri iof che Co'ofci MAJ, Re
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e.r,i." Sslpq.ng tvo columns. - come
Oh Che o..1s .1g stem. which. describing
a. actual occlucnce. saoss that aciioas
sn.ak louder than words
INur ukN wAn UI fNFUGriNa A CoNIts-
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Any ~ your Oh plugs are COOL frames to
bulli on. Neares Condition furders ~ill
buiid up q run siown animal more than any.
ming else knosn. WrAfgs Powders are deal
shot for worms. sold In south Paris. b. A. n.
DrrrY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Mrs J. Lyman Of Grand Rapids, Mich.
says DR.. Agol's Pills cured her % Liver
Complaint and The worst forms 81 Dyspepsia.
Ansr everything elsc bal hiled sold ~ A.
n terry.
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