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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
AS,vrr, 20 Prrfls. o'I,,T wrrs
Rambler in tsslsion iaurnai
NAMES sHARP-SHOoTERs ruE
HIST


ni~I
What vii sou have iof rev r~facilcr
Or ne mIiua. ttls slntrff lrlaifci of
Col q e. Fsfrngtor. lusprctnf 1T RE
Practice o. thc STAT mults. ycstrrisy
n m1si gvc then something o. 60. but
I have not decided whaf. Vet. stii D. Il
hsvc Ilst issued an order extending The
out-daof Target practice n closed Nov
1T bat several 10 the companies wished
O. couiiuuc art o. has hcen tKieaiei to
Dee 1t
'.Thsre has besn q iagtahle smbition
among our militia met % Ett into The
sharp shooting class. Last year awarded
20 badges. This yea. the coudiulus have
been n.sci O. e0 per cent. bot The MN.
bsf ~ s~hAfp-sh0oters Nil b. larger. evcn
with III. Increased test They have o
make the record each year. 10 order % fc
taiu TIE badges. you knoS. They have
been pfaciic.ng with q vii. All have douc
zoe Sofk
Hos 90 our troops rank a. mArksmcu
With those OF other States. Col 2
'Thry stand a. The bead We acknoslcigc
10 supeflors We have been trying Tor
several year. % arrange q friendly cpmpe-
tti0u With the mlltAof some other STATE.
Bot they Az afrAdofu. MAssachlseits
oflcer came dosn here Aui sas oar 60.
cAmpmcnt practice We cant A1ori 10
have ans friendly competition vita you,
he said Gen Graham, commander Of Fort
prebie, attended our muster his year, ani
sas surprised A. the work done there. i
anew your men dli good work on paper,
said D.. rat ! dli not expect 10 SEE u 10
The Geld. such remarkable targets were
made In some % the msic1ss that bal
them photographed Yes. sif. We think
TIE sharp shooters % TIE Maine militia Il
coed thoss o. any other STATE, AM W
would lac an opportunity % prove u 10 q
match with any 90 them.
We propose a. keep on Improving, AMI
shsll asa The next Legislature % give us q
state range AMI some other facilities
which Ne need very mach For this win
ter. Ne shall arrsnge armory practice Tor
The troops and insist on WORK. 80 thsy
may keep What thew have gained Ia their
neld practice. The Frontier Guards of
Essipori have a company range AM hire q
man o load their rfes. II probably i
The weAlihiest company In The state. aud
can Af0rt what many companies can
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

liz LETr MoNTREAL.-"Gen,lemen.
said a tat,ered Tramp in the City Hal
Park as be app reached a settle Which
was entirely oce upied. II I'm very tired.
VIII one Of you be hind erough 10 ge'
up and give me a fea,f"
No one moved, but all gazed at the
nomsd with a stony glare.
"Gentlemen,' pleaded the vsgrani,
''you have no idea Of how tired am.
left Montreal
Suddenly the seven men on the se,,ee
With one accord jumped up and skedsd-
died without looking around. "yes,"
said the tramp as he stretched himself
out =, full length On the bench, 81 left
Montreal when ! was a boy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
q VACCINATION.

Some Of the college publications are az
ltatiug the question % extending The cur
riculum 10 Maine college. 90 A. q Include
4 course Ia common lAS. Whsther such
q movement woaid be advisable or not
there l. no doubt thai u people 10 general
had more knoNledgc Of lAs it wouli be-
for their benefit and would also serve a. q
sort % legsl vaccination In keeping people
out % needless AMI unpr0htahle laN suits
The ignorance displayed ~ many worthy
people 10 regard % The besi known pflnci'
ples Of law u amlIlug. Women are cspe'
cially vulnerable on this point, AMI many
men are drawn INTO difficulties ~ design
ing villains who work upon nj. weak spot
II i not enough % be- hOnest ones self
II Is important % kn0wthe rules by which
people are kept honest A few Of the most
common principles OF equity and larispru'
dence would be q good preparation not
Only for college students, but iOf al pupils
10 carry Out with them from The schools
where they get the earlier education which
o. them Tor the extended self-edu'
cation which comes Afterwards -Lo,iiioa
Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
,ouce of Foreclosure

urngREAs TnnlHi sweat of oso
w ths tfunfF OfnNnfl al state II var
bT hs morigsFs icui tstci 81 -i .i
49,, ~. ~ 49, = .~.trslft
io oas siis. y kiuE ~ uNf1rl in faItHunN +.
Otf1fd. . certain parcel Of fral
10 Otgrt. In at Cosail. al b1uaisi all
sffa 81 thr ruad led - hr fne f1rmrr d. 4
h1uss q Alsn.1n BYaat fFenil ttrof 49, "a.
rslf rods ia a iaIftsry frtriira IRON ne n
east erurf 81 o. h1mrstea1 lara nffurlri II
al sarTrrt on ne date rf al ifcif nn
.o.th anTts1 degrees set rommfurInE Al
al auf c1nrnuuT famr oursc a. e az
ne I.starff bI astnnf e N. uffu SRA.
Ins of Ianf osuci ~ EteafIrfk uoimft r
soatf ssstsriY on ue lue u stHi usiucst 81
% : corner tcfso n tali u0lmfs ani nA ~
srfts aui. ihencs ronn fasifrlT ru H
rrrts loo 90 -att resdi the
another panosl oi iand. tpundaf g. fpiaFf
0nmmsr eng a. ne rDfth.sfslfIN rnfnrf
'ni hahn dtsrntnii on GO sfsiffN 90
roai passing b. 80 Turner lsfllas
Ai.usla nffsnt. Ar.assd. al sea- tne i
1sas1 ~ hsIrs 90 Ne ate "a a. MhlInfI
neascf thence sDlfhsfiT ~ tln fpaduI -
ne and I'D q s.i .srreut bY Atranan "a
itsuce s0aih sestrflg tI me Ille oi al 90
a. lice Of IA dosast hy kuea' Ger X uanr
niece nnfths ID 90 sst uoimss boo, a. CO.
ssf II lot heffln desrulei ther slltt n"-
b. IN Joe q .ni ossei ~ saii holme y.
sfsa1 fern o. NJ nrst meuuauri t1ln1
the hous feat ara oi std rafFenr IN "a
Al resaii. And .henas tne al .l.s D
fherealsrsads Co ne en- tay of uFnlt Al
10. iuN nssufd srd trsnst RED al mofai
1rei o. one tIas safsfuf ~ NAiufl afnffn
shIlh asslEnnsnf 80 49, rciri"i 70 80 Nh
fnri EaxsiU 0I uHrif boa Ilt pfFs - -
.hfrass be- satl flIas HafTrnt Qn Mr IN ca
lac. A. n. ls-l dlII n~Hsisuti sul tlnsffffI
ne alorsaii murtsEf fcritf =. ftpf
shfh assIsum nc L. iul rcgfdIa lhf uA
Ee. sfrF of uceIH. npuk Oh 80 NJ all f.i
a. IN conillIlos n al mHrEr ttff p
Uf1kru. nua therefore. hT rrasou a o. .'
all org
NmtIAN D.. CUsnMAN,
o. 4 DAVIS, b. AHortN
NJ. n a. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
~ PIE.

Fry a couple Of slices Of salt pork, and
when farming brown, lay on them q chick.
en- cot Ia pieces; cover with water, season
with salt and pepper, and boil until tender
Line the sides Of the dish mot the bottom
In which the pie IL to be baked. and place
the chicken In a. add 10 the gravy . tea
cupful OF more OF mllk, and a tablespoon.
fnl OF butter. In which IL rubbed smooth a
like quantity OF corn starch or nouri II
You wish TO make ~ pie extra nice, pu'
In a pint OF oysters, let II boil up. and, n
In the least wstery, add a little more thick
enlng dissolved In milk. Poar the gravy
over the chicken (be sure and have plenty
OF gravy and cover the pie with q crust,
cutting II we'll on the top. 0lsIe with
the beaten white and . little Of the yolk,
or a part of M egg beaten with q little
milk bake in . bot oven for three guar
.ers OF On hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

WILLIAM D IIfIINNFI
o. 4 DAVIS, AL
Iafls. o. a.. lssI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

The announcement that Senator Stan
ford Of California i 10 deed an eighty nve
thousand acre estate In trust iof The 80
tADlishment OF = University al falO Alto
will be- received with expressions Of J0y
from educators all over the country. Mi.
liOuaires who hug their money a. ~ 10 we're
about 20 take wings aud ny, are neither
bsusfsctOrs Of the public Dot promoters OF
their own good. Instructors Who sxpsnd
time and energy In educating young men,
have a right 10 expect pee uniafy AID from
mousyed meu. Mr. stanford Is doing a
great work for the nation, add IL buildiug
= monument that will Ouiliye bis gold
LseisfOA Journdi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Captain Mitchell, Of the bark Antoine
SAla. New York aud Havana trade, came
home In May, entirely helpless with rhsu.
matlsm. lie went 10 the mountains, but
receiving no benefit. Al his wife's request
began 10 take Hoods Ssrssparilla. lie
lmmedls.ely begsn % Improve; In two
mouths his rheumatism was AL gone. and
he sailed In command OF bis vessel . well
man. Hoods Sarsapsrilia will help you.
Sold by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

WISDOM n COMMON AFFAIRS Get cult
OF The absurd idea that Heaven will inter
fsre 20 correct great error, while allow
iDg IL Avs 10 take their course In
puulshlng small ones. II food Is careless
~ prrpsrcd. DO one expects ~froyidence 10
make n palAtAble; neither, II through
years OF folly, you misguide yoor " life,
ned you expect divine Interference 10
bring arOund everything al last Tor the
best tell you positively the world Is no
80 constituted Toe consequences Of great
mistakss are Just A. sure a. those OF sma
ones and the happluess OF your whole life,
aud % al The lives over which you have
power, depends IS literally upon your
common sense and discretion A. does the
excellence and order OF = day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Vxox TuYssIT, by reading the SCI
enc. Of Lie" the best medical wort ever
Published, for young and mlddle-ssed men
The Moh,mmedsus freely aeknowledse
the Koran.
,trs An A.. stopped free By Dr kline's Great
-. 1890. 10 fts anfr nrat DAY uss
Narvelous cures. TREATIES End y uih p..us
frrs o. ~ rases send 20 ~ hins' 49,
-, fhilat "a
Il /. no, considered stylish 10 wear
cufr on the ear.
"ASAKHsIs gives instant relief, ana
i an infslIile cure for flles ssmp's-
ssn, nee. Address "ANAkfsls, BOZ
2iiG, New York.
The cop thu, lrsbrlA,ss bu, doesn't cheer
-ilicoup
Nil. sarah Murphy. Bfodhesd. wis.
ssts 1--WE think Church 4 Co.'S Arm a
Hammsr Brand soda OF sslers,us l. The
best W ever used"
"sses, ar, the uses % the University.
i the way Cambridge girls Pot H.
4 d Darfsy. Mate % the steamer Art
sopa. had hi. foot badly jammef. Ihom
a.. Eclectric Ol cured H. Nothing equal
N Il for a quick pain reliever.
There are go bones In a man. Man
compares poorly vii q shad.
DO not suppose that because MS recon
msnded for animals. that Arnica A OH Lin.
linen, I. an offensive preparation. IL VII
not stain clothing Or the faifesi skin.
IAN want l. Justice, said the tramp
"Thfcs months. said The Justice.
TnH CIrnGY, MEDICAL fAcvLt1 AND
People al endorse BafdOCk Blood bittsfs
a. the bsst systsm Fcnovaiing. blood ufi
Ding tonic In the world Send Tor iest'
moulAls
4 little glri described ~nsrsousness a.
" last bslng 10 . hurry al over.
No family Ia Ibis broad land should IN
dsrtake % keep house without JoAHfonf
Iaeigas LHfufaf-many have tried ~ DO
- bot hlsd 10 10 worth more 10 q fami'
lly than a whole medicine chest
what causes psinf- ssks an exchange.
II q. the boys mother, very often.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

MAINS MINERALS We think nobody
could have attended the Maine State Fair,
even though he overlooked agood deal else,
without being impressed anew with Names
mineral sources A. assembled In Mr.. ". II.
Perry's collection OF Maine rocks and min.
srals. Mr.. Perry lives In Paris, this State,
aud Il 40 enthusiast In this line, with great
faith Ia the resources Of the State. His
collection Of tOurmslines anew reflects
What . gem Of a clty Auburn l.. One card
Of topaz gems alone. ondlsplay AZ the State
SHOW, Is valued al si25. Mr.. Perry de-
serves thanks for his industry In uDc0y-
srinx these sources OF wealth In Names
by-wsys-Lsrisf0R Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
rnoN nnE,krAsr paINrIEs.

The Southern way Of frying chicken l.
A. follows Slice and cut into small dice,
half a pound Of salt pork; f0ur The chick
"a, aud FRY Ia the pork lat; dissolve a
heaping tablespoonful Of -four with a little
cold milk add 10 IL gradually half a pint
Of bOlled milk that has been seasoned with
butter, pepper and salt; simmer until
thics arrange the chicken on a hot dish
add pour the sauce round H. Toast may
be placed under the chicken n desired"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

TIE most contemplate fraud that has
been practiccd upou farmers and Others 10
tlc at nv years D. the selling of inmfafs
packs az WORTHLESS. horse Ani cattle poS.
tcfs There l. only one hind now known
.n thls country that are unaflltsratei ani
those arc NlrrIiIaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

have received q good deal of bfn,ft
from your medicine. Athiophoros IL
hsipsi o. drive the rheumatism oat % my
limbs 90 great extent think u . good
msdIcIue aud have recommended II % sew
srsl PERSONS -wllism Nichols. Chesisf,
Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

In Was RIAL MKAS-"Dear me, 1t
Is raining, Mrs Bradnail Yoa can't 20
out in the wet. won't you stay to tea
mo. thanks; l mus, be getting home"
"well. anyway, you mus, wear my
rubbers."
mo. thank you, Mns. Hopkins, it
isn't raining much. and besides ! haven't
any strings to tie them on with"
Alter the door was closed Mrs. Hop
kins wished the mean, old thing would
catch her death Of cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Iwortp HrcoNNEND Eiy's Cream Balm
a. any one having Catarrh % Catarrhs!
Asthma have suffered Tor fsc years 90
I could not Ne iowa for weeks Al q time.
Since I have been using The Balm ! can he
down and rcst thank God that you ever
Invented such a msdicine-frank T. Bur
leigh. Fafmingtou, y. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

lou are ailo~ei A FEEK rHiAL 10 rufEfr psfs
ofths uss 81 Dr Dyes Cslsbra - Violate helt
With Electric suspensory Appliances. ~ The
sprFfY rUlief AMI permanent CufU % Nervous
debility. los 81 VIA tty and Manhood, and all
kiudrcl Troubles. Also. tor many oaher dfs
es-.s Cumplef- re-forafiun o. health. NiEor
AMI manhnn guaranteed No REX l. Incurred
Illustrated pamphlet. uith mll information.
ierms. ste, mailed FRI - addressing Noitaic
Belt Co, Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

we cont have 90 recommend Psrksrs
Hair IA 81 hos once Wrltss A Z bur
g,r. druggist. Of Llhsrty. \ \ "Ansr
that h .'itis 90 To- record u stops TALL
log hair. restores original color. sonness
,ni gioss Exceptionally clctu. p%rsveni'
faufTUr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
H,yE NEyEE F.LEpl

have been sick more or less for the
ten yeaf-. which has cost mc many dollars
In druggists bills. The last two years II
only cost me three dollars. why BE.
cause I used Sulphur Butter. Instead Of
employing doctors. They cured me Of
Jsuudice-F r. Bort, H1i0ksa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

4 hal salt rhsum - hal that I coalint
hear ary beat Have sursrcd much from
lt Trci many f,msdis- without hslp.
Two bottles 81 Browa'i N%Irs1p1rlil len
my skiu perfectly smooth -L~sisllathorn,
Proprietor Farmers Hotel. Bangor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

vL-acKosricAL prcsrifArioNs-
l. Bshead = large animal % Afica, and
leave that ou which u walks.
2 BshcAi q small bird uoiei for ~
sweet song AMI leave q lArxc vessel. ons
Of which agurcs couspicuoasly in SACRED
history.
O. Bshcad The yoong % = large bird,
anf leave an ancient form % ornament
Bchssd . saTAg animal. And leave
part o. fpser
81 Behesi . fsh usci Tor ooa aui
leave an adjective oneu applied % NOR
tAls
6 Bthraf a domestic animal, AIT lcavs
an ahbfcylai.cn used To- some legal ioca'
mfuts
e. BeAsai 4 sea 0wl ani leave 4 tern
usfi ~ sailors.
Bshetl . valued fsh. sni leave q
fshhic.
Place Al % these heads together In co.
Der snd q large and animal oil sppeaf.
WfCNHn VIII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Wien baby -s .iss. -. CAV. her cssoTt.
wAsa sAs wNs . chld. al. cred Zoe Cas,srA,
When abe beam. Mlss shs eluns 70 cssiors.
WHEN shs hsd cAnar,n. sAs gave then cass0rA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

How many people say loar plaster
heats everything ever tried The H1p
Plaster really cures Backachs, Stlich. Sci
ailcs, Lame tie Or Hip or pains 10 any
part Tie best porous plaster known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

A slngle trial OF Dr. Henry Barters
Mandrake Blttsrs will conviucc any Que
uouniei Win c1stlfeuess. torpid liver, or
any kluifrd diseases u their caratise
properties They only cost 2i cents per
bottle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Joaquin Miller says that no man
ever wrote anything good on an empty
stomach. Lots Of people have an idea
that he IL great faster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Another Of Sam Jones's sayings IL that
next 10 a pretty woman ! love = fast
horse" sam l. %. A man generally
wants 20 be next 10 her himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

NJ Cnuk " Utf f1.f ur
Me- .Hfss MS $50 mHI Ha. 90
rrfg rrfssfilas rnrft Ha $50 In... ID r.
f.asaas 81 frs tHinaTa NThTH $500. AL
Liver RFsrpr hss Fnrtfia tn
PrfasIW SD 90 In fl. A r.r. "
uINrs HtMhui tH. r. D.
SOFT ~ All iruFrH
c. n CRlTTtsT0s Genera A. A.. is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

The schoo'ma'sm who married = tanner
hai evidently a giimmsring ~ The ntnsss
/ % thIngs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

4 woman and = eddie are something
alike They alNays tome oui strongest
when there L. \ beau about
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

The price % vinegar l. sali b be rspli.
y declining Probably on account OF the
sharp competition Ia the business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
N..,s.. p.bnu.,.s u...

There's only one thing ! regret about my
execution. observed the condemned mur.
dcfcr What Il ltf' The suspense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Thstc d. a gorge In Yellowstone Psfk
where uo sound can Poi heafi Not q bad
q ace % Keep house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

The base ball league has adopted iron.
clad rules. They naturally follow the In.
PRODUCTION Of stssl-clad players.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

when q cyclone gets through With q
Western village. ni l. IKE the play of Ham
Ict with hamlet len ult
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

There L. always room a. the top-sxcspi
90 q White Mountain stage In the h,lghi
20 thr season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

No family la ibis broad land should IN.
dsrtakc % keep house without JoAason'
laeigHf LHiufaf-many have tried % DO
- bot failed II 10 worth more 10 q AMI
d. than 4 whole medicine chest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
-" ~
fHHVl gt TGrb
tneoned By Pbid,n

IL qu'eky intuce III.
Liver b. healthy sr,.or
fmoFluf 90 rtussn.
rf dec BII0us U-r
sehe, DlspfsA pfa
etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
IsIIIEp
Wash one ou.rt or cranbrrres. plI

Wash one quart OF cranberries, place 10
= porcelain Kettle or new tiu pan pour
over them oas-half pint OF boiling water
LEI them boil for Ten minutes stir
With a wooden or silver spoon adj
THREE OF. -four cgp.fal Of sugar let them boil
TO- i've minutes longer wet a mould In
cold water pour the crAnberries 10 aud
set away 10 cool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

what causes psinf asks an exchange.
II l. TIE boys mother. very onsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Il l. no, considered stylish TO wear
an on the ear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
NOTICE

ne IImtsd Partnership % surnhsm es-,
Pbo1osr.yhurs. serssg, Il di--sNsi -
.. 4. 4. numhsn conlnnes ne D-s-'
usssi, a Sorway. where ne nay oe i'a''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
One Experience OF Many.


Having expcrlenc q a great deal Of
srrosble - from Indigestion, 80 much
30 that I came near losing my
L6f
Nv ,roable Away. came sner eating auy
food
However iisht
Ana diEcsiihle,
For two or three hours At q time ] had
% 20 through The most
ExciuclAilng pains.
And the only Wy ! ever got"
Relief
Wa by thfowlug up all my stomach
contaluedi' No Que eau conceive the
pains thu, had 10 50 through, uutl
AT lastf'
was ,akeul 80 ,hs, for three weeks
lay In bed and
Could eat nothing ii'
Ny sunrfings we're 81 that I called two
doctors 20 give me somcihirg that would
stop The psiu.
Their snlTts were no good 90 me.
AZ last I heard 4 good deal
About your Hop Bitiersi
And determined 81 try them
Got a botrc-'n four hours took The
contents Of
Ousitf
Nes, day l was out OF bed, and have not
seen
sick
Hour. from TIE same cause. sincc.
have recommended IL - hundreds OF
Others You have no such
Advocate a. I an
oto KrSp,LL. Ansioa. Boston, Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

"ANAKFsIS gives instant RELIEF, snd
i an infslnlIe cure for flles ssmpiss
cent nee. Address "ANAkfsis, BOZ
2ttG, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

Miss ssrah Murphy. Bfodhe,d' Wis
ss,s 1--WE think Church 4 Cos Arm 4
Hammer Brand soda 90 ssleratus IL The
best W ever used"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

A SONAR m,y wofk from Sun - san,
Bot q collectors work L. ri~ays fan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

DO not suppose that because II, recon-
msudei Cor animals. that Arnica A OH LIN.
lmcut l. an offensive preparation IL VII
not stain clothing or The faifest skin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17

4 Itle glrl described nervousness a.
+" Iasi hslng 10 . hurry al over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
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