davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-06-13
Publication.

G5f9HE Absentee-tax having be-
Cd come due on the 1st June, the
respective ATTORNEYS are re-
quested to transmit to the under
signed Commission Statements of
the Sugar crops made, also of the
revenues of houses owned by Alb
sentees, conformable with the ordi-
nances of 10Th February 1917 and
22nd February 1885.
The returns, Of which blanks will
be distributed, are to be forwarded
before the 18th June, after which
period report Of those in default will
be made to the Government.
Royal Taxi Commission, t. CroiX 3rd
June 1855.
S. W. van BRAKLE, NALYOR HANSLN,
|. N. LESCHLY.
, 1885-06-13
Van Brake.

TR ANSLATION.

RT is hereby made known that
- i'll consequence of the reappear-
ance Of the cholera in Spain vessels
which arrive from or which during
the voyage have had intercourse
with vessels proceeding from any
Spanish Mediterranean port will
until further notice be subject to
quarantine inspection.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croix, 2ud June 1885.
g. H ARENDRUP.
, 1885-06-13
ANSLATIO


DT is hereby made known that
- First Lieutenant DITLEV~ EN-,
acting Surveyor of the towns and
country, from the 1st inst. until
further is residing in Frederiksted.
Government-secretary' Office, st. Croix,
the 4th June 1885.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1885-06-13
Acknowledgements

59A EFT bekjendtgj0res herved at
60 paa Grund af Choleraens
Gjenudbrud i Spanien vile Skibe,
der komme fra ellcr paa Reisen
have havt Samkvem med Skibe,
kommende fra spanske Middelhavs
hayne, indtil videre vare underkas-
tede Karantaineftersyn.
Gouvernementet for de dansk.vestin.
diske Ger, st. Croix, den 2den Juni 1885.
g. H. ARENDRUP.
, 1885-06-13

gTN Ell bekjendtgj0res herved, at
~ Gopvcrnementct for de dansk
yestindiske Ger under 3die d. NJ.
har bestemt at B%etalingen til Ar
resthuset for Rensningen af og
Forsyning med tor Jord til Priyater-
ne i Byen Christianstcd fra lste
1 VI. at regne fastst ties til 80 cts.
ON Maaneden for liver Tonde, som
irdes i eft Privat, naar Rensningen
foregaaer to Gange ugentlig, og til
- cents ON Maaneden for liver
T0nde, naar Rensningen foregaaer
Ell Gang ugentlig
st. Croix F9ngselsccmmiSsion den 4de
Juni 1855.
M. r. NYSSUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Baby Saved.

We arr fl ffankfufto AS fhaf oar nurslns
nrHr rrr rrrrrarrrur cnrr.I of tsnErrrus
and rrufrHrfr.i constipation AM IrrNE uisriiY
nf frr nHuf's hF fnr usr nf uur nIfffTs hF -
r..rfrr. vffrn af co. same time rtsturri h0r
fl. rIrf.rf nraIfh ar1 afrrrEfh.
ne rarrnfs. Nnchfsfrr, = \
80 Nonr rrrniue slfnuuf = bunch Of green
1l.fs en- f.n shffr label ~fun an fnr vile,
l...0naas slHr eift "linl- or "iiops- in ttcif
cane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

~ NHNNA.A N"AAN
ORAIroN. April p.
Oace mote take up The pen IN the
io-n Of g.. 70 give one or to items Il
~hs, ,hs people Ia general are doing IN
Ibis place
River driving [. about 20 commence.
The upper dam. built By Bro~n lssi fall.
it !, sa.d. wi.l be lo's q help Ia saving
water
Carnag,s appeared on cur streets April
18th J. Lane. the bo,s mail Garner.
made his first ,fiP With wheels today.
April -
M.ss Cora Eames. VITO has been a.
Frankhn. Mas the past ~inisr. returned
% Grafton q fe~ days ago called thi'hsr
by the lines. q her sister. Mrs Ous
Brooks Mrs y has been very sch. Bat
seems 10 BE- gaining some nov. Mr.. q.
A Ben1eii j. working iof her ior q time.
Mr. Couf,sr. Who purchased The Rich
ards place. is making numerous improve
meats. be- has larger Windo~s ia place
q the little 7X9 panes. and has ne~ly
.hinglsd the house II be vii Only DO
something With iho.e oatbuiidings 20
give them more Arisiocfaiic look, be
~ill have q pretty residence.
GrAiion people think they have had
,ke champion snail man doing business
IN their town the past winter A man ia
bic employ wore mOcol,ins to large Tor
him. and used hay 10 al out the extra
room and keep bis feet more comfortable.
When the tine came iof the man 10 leave
The woods, his employer charged him one
dollar for the hay be used.
School meeting April "a. g. Lapham
Agent-voted to give the wood and
board.
Il is reported ,ha, Osgood MeAllis,sr
i going 10 take Horace Greeley's advice
and 70 West
II you want nice place 10 stop. where
everything Is provided for the comfort Of
man and beast. a. reasonable rates. call
At Ot, W Brook,s
notice The MouHiaiaser has CORES
pondent In Gfafton. Try hard "Ada"
you will beat the town yet
Look out for early chickens, Nose.
Mcallis,er has se, hen.
There does no, seem 20 be much 20
ing on now; business il dali Esgs lac.
a dozen-,hin shells Al thai-we never
had much Coz exei,emsn, up this way.
| wish q. n. b. Of Mason. would
write of,eEer. think be ought TO for
be can remember such a lots Of things
that would be Interesting. Would like
TO know II bis apple. are oil gone yet.
Those be sent me in the winter were very
nice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
MASON
Sour GooD Hry.. VIII T,KS Car or

Sour Coon HISS. WrtL TAXES CAR 90
samuel % Grover has thirteen hens.
They commenced % Jay the och Of Jana-
AIRY lat. and up 10 ihi, morning. April
IA. they have laid fiiy dozen eggs. T-o
q the number we're foil blooded Ply
mouth Rocks. and they laid q, time 60
ssg, IN thirty days without asking fof q
play day. Can the record q ,hl. lii,le
DIX u hens b. beat Please send 10
your pouliry hgufes.
| noticed m this week DTNocEAr
,ha, one ma, sho, seven cross a. one
shot. All have 90 say j., that = man
that dos not knos any better than 10
shoot cross A. th. .eAsoa Of the year
dos not kuos friend from an enemy.
OF else be heart j. 90 eallog, that be
would sound friends a. Son az foes Tor
his o-n present eradication Cross are
real bensiscior. They are nature :
scavengefs. clearing the places they in
habit q every foul thing that would BE-
lrf, 10 70; sni poi.oa the atmosphere
They are among the greaiesi desiroyers q
noxioas Insects that tly IN the air OF walk
the earth Bugs. ~ofms. grub.. grass
hopper. aud caisfpillafs. are 'hsir PFinoi-
Pei food. and 9Th the exception Of =
short time In each season. they work d.
rrc,ly IN the farmers interest Don (,
shoot the cfoss-yoa violate no statute
lac by 20 doing. ba, you DO - agains,
The great law.maksr and oil ye, have TO
suffer the full PeaAl,y q liz broken stat
uies
Walter VI. Brown. q North Albany.
i 70 sell al hi. goods. stock and farming
tool, by auction. on Saturday the u /;
where be i % make new location ! DO
40, knos.
| ough, 10 spologire 70 Jour Albany
correspondent, for fofAging on he hunting
ground add In palliaiion q the offence
will say ihs, have bu, small stump
log sroand. and have got 90 careless thu,
| don't notice iosn lnc.-and besides. ]
Va. the hrs, iAnkee boy born in the
northwest corner Of Albany. and q. .
Consequence feel sori Of proPfieiorshiP
N the place. and | rarely visit ,hA, sec
ton.
III Bean. esq. has the best pair Of
thr,e-yeAr old steers 10 ,o~n; they are o
fee, 6 inches. and 90 near alike Stranger
would have 70 mark one Of them 20 tell
them apart Ttey are perfect oxen how.
n. q. Mason has pair Of the same age.
large and handy. bat 70, quite 20 nicely
matched ,. |. Bean has four nice steers.
one and t~o years old.
Leon n. Tyler has moved on 10 the
Puiasm place for the summer. ;.
O. Grover has rented A. q Paine's farm
in Mason. for one year. Mr.. Paine will
stop in Mass.
A Mr. MeKenney is stopping With y.
@. Mills. and carrying on ba,ehsring. lie
seem. to be doing quite a business; be
has killed several cattle and some hogs.
Mr.. Cyrene Bean has been visiting at
North Waterford for some weeks she
returned Sunday. Her health Is now
quite good. @. II. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
yorfhs Democrat
fORGET.ME- N0rs.

star.-forvs,.me nOts Of the angel. - Loss
willow.
Dear little blue. starry blossoms,
fou'se horra - your tlnts from the skys
fur. ever Z nnd vuur IL faces.
Upward turned wherever you lie.
Flowers % most graceful beauty.
or Of fragrance kissed By the sun.
Neicf brcsthei q Language more sacred
To truth. than this modest one
faia ~esve my friend. IN sweet gariands.
kverf one OF the Old happy days,
WI h the pure forget met MT blossoms
fidclity's emblem always.
when the sprinr time Of iif- IL ended,
And y~ars yOaf nsais have boscd d0rn,
let the forr-t M not. tue meaning,
Your ever earth BOY crosn.
for a. the spring time hrinEs verinrc.
True friendship haxsta true love.
- sina the fonsrt me. nots. ever.
Littie stars drOpp-i dosn from above.
Nay they bloom along your psihway.
Ahi sho ever l. cast ypuf LOT.
NJ frIsnds. hola frisndship's memories
A. too precious "a DO forgot.
IiLrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

DKLUGED Win Docs 81 advertised
for no dog. I don't want dog. can
look atsr this place myself without Z
dog"
NJ. NJ. J. Fsrhsm. Of New York. made
the above remark As he looked with dis.
sust over the following advertisement from
the .San:
wAsrED-A watch dog Apply 10 The snsI.
neer At East 1ld street
Dogs and people have been coming All
day with that Advertisement. Ooe man
len word that he would be here Al hair.
past i've with Siberian bloodhound. lie
may be here bat won't am going home
70 supper. Idon't want TO see any OF these
dogs or their masters. began WORK this
morning 81 quarter amer slx. and A soon
a. u vas daylight men with dogs came
around. About noon, Q squad OF them
came but ! vas at dinner. am irving
70 dodge them. Ibid not insert On adver.
tlsement In the Sss or any other paper. I
suppose some OF my political friends did
last fall"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

-Dnor-IETIER FvxftE
"A provefb % solomon
G-.-,-r-n-t-o-s-a-g-r-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

-"Ye'. ladies and gentlemen" the
mesmeri-, said. "ss | remarked be-
fore. nov have the gentleman complete
ly ., my mercy. To prove !, ! will feed
him a red pepper pod and he will smack
bis lips aud think Il Is candy" And the
mesmeri.t gave !, to the .vbjee,, who bi,
IL ia too and commenced chewing q por-
ton Of il. when al q, opee he hauled of
and mesmerized the mesmerizer, % much
% tha, IL took four men and buckle, Of
water 10 bring him 10. The subject re-
marked that no man could take him for a
cook stove to try TO build Ere ia him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

A strong, hot lemonade taken ct bedtime
viii break up q cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
INKS FoR LEISURE MINUTES

Ia New York the knitting craze has
succeeded that Of the eraIy.quilt, aud the
result l. every day pleasing window vis-
ions Of pretty misses engaged In knitting.
some Of whom attire themselves 10 suit
their work 10 genuine grandmother-fash-
Ion, Of chiniE dresses and white hsndker-
chiefs folded neatly scross their bosoms.
The poor OF the city arc the gres,fal reeiP-
tents OF the greater portion Of the mittens,
stockings, neckscsrfs and other useful ar.
tlsles male by these fair msniPulators OF
the knitting needles.
"A great convenience In the bathroom
OF shove toe wsshstsnd, Is ssPlssher male
Of enamel cloth, with two OF three pockets.
Bind the edges with scarlet braid. The
pockets are ussfal for holding brushes, .
sponge, aud other saeh articles.
Three gllded fans, tied together with
CAV pink snd olive satin ribbons, are much
used for wall decorations.
TomKr Mars-very pretty and useful
toilet mats may be made Of white enamelei
cloth cot In sizes or shapes 10 suit the
fancy.
Punch small holes In IN eighth OF IN inch
apart, and the same distance nom the
edge. Lotto these crochet q corder OF coll
ored split zephyr, using white knitting
cotton OF suitable size Tor the outer seal
Top, which would be edged with worsted.
A strong. hot lemonade taken Of bedtime
I'll ...lI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
TnE COMMON SOLDIER

Nobody caro.i When h. vent % -ar
Bot The woman who cried on his shoulder.
Nobody decksi him sith immortsiios-
lie sas oniy common soldier.
N0hoir pAcks.i In = dainty trunk
lulac.i rsiment and ofltcrs aIe
A knapssck heli eli the nes recruit,
Might oSn. or love. OF scar
Nobody gave hin goodbye 'eis.
WIN sparkling ie.t and sni loser .cfo-u 81
To or thf-. fri-na. on tho 80. -aik stool
Watching ior Jones. M fourth In lins.
Nobody cared hos ne battle sent
WIN ths man shn fDuEhi ull M bullet spei
ThuuEh tha coat. UNDECIDED slfh leaf or star,
Ola common soldier len fof dcai
Tbs oooi rain baihsd me fsvere.i -ouai.
Aud che kInd Clnu.is sept the llFuinug ulgnt.
A piffinr iuiinn Nstufc gave,
fil heip miEti oome 9Th ne mofning light.
such help th- knifo ~ IN. surgeon gives.
Iicavins the gallant arm from M snoullisr .
AM another raue sseils fhs penslon H..
Iuf The mssgre pay of a cotnmon soidifi.
What matter ho- BE- served ne xuns
Wien plane and s.ah so. over yunher
What matter thnuTh h. bore ~ faE
Tnruurh buudinr snoke All battle thunder
What matter That wifo Ani chui
Cy spniy fuf that riss.i arm rent.
Ant sunlirr shY that fantum shut
To bin, thrir osn beloved, sas sent
% patriot hearts. -ipe cot this sisinf
Give less'sf cop AMI ssori nn more,
uut % un cumuun sulilsf hush
To o~n the loyal blue b. sore
shout ioni aai long Coz vicioD voa.
~ rnirf aud leader, 81 aunrh and tfusi
AL dout fuFrt ne boys that fuuEht-
shout fuf thr Conmun soldier Ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
$4,000 Lost

A trnr o. Inrnfs - cost me tieo. dunc
Euro less FlIal rran unF nurrr ~ uup hitrrs
'IrrF also rurr.i ms siir uf nnrfu Nraft' nef
.aI..s uralnras. sleep fssursa ant tYspTri "a.
" a. AZ. Auturu. =. \
10 NInNNfNUNfI1N. a.. NaF n "a
rrrs~f have irrn salfrrlrE trn rrsrr. ena I
frIr.I NUlr Huu I.flrra. ana IN done ne more
81 ~ 81 - Ll-InI-- ML.. IuuNI-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
pio LEWIS oN nIIousNEss

First. on gctilng up sDi going 10 bed,
drink pleuty OF cold water. lat Tor break
fast, until the blliOu. attack posses, little
stale bread. ssy Que slice, aud piece bali
a. large a. yoar hand % boiled lean beef
or mutton n the weather Is warn, take
Instead little cracked whest OF oatmeal
pOrriige. For dlunef take about The sane
thing Go without your supper Etcr-
else freely ln tue open alt, prOdue lug pefs-
plrstion. once or twice day. 10 few
days your blliOusness l. all gone. This re-
sult will come. even though the bilioasne-s
l. one Of the spring sort. and one with
which you have, from year 10 year, been
much sfected."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

WIN D. .ola a lo..r price ,hAn ne 'an' '''''
we EVER sold 81 before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

I can safely recommend Ely's Cream
BALM Tor the cure % Cstsrrh. Cold In We
Head. etc Before ! have used me nrs'
bottle I parchascd, nnd myself enred.
Al time. could scarcely smell anything
and had . headache most Of the time. -
Henry Lilly. Agent for the American ~.
press Co, Grand Haven, Mich. Price, %
cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS -Detaeh
the notice nom your bottle 81 hor's lsi
low Doll. and mall PER directions on eaea
bottle. and thus secure an assortment OF
our elegant decorative Advertisement
soavenlr.. etc. MY.D SYKUP Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
coanly comnI..Ionsr ILL. % 20

County Commissioner brggs, or fenop-
scot County. this state, bought over one
tuudrsd bottles % medicine fOr hi. vile.
Got but little relief from her serious case
% general debility She 49, cured ~ IN
bottle. OF Hr0uHs NIrf1plriil. AT nat
weary Tired feeling, all those pains acro.s
back. al those sick hsaiaches, al diffl'
nes. aud sickness u stomach have disap-
pared snd she l. in better health than fnr
years Browns Sarsaparllla can be- bo1gh;
~ any druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

The NOS, conscientious man In the
world may have a plugged quarter ia bis
poke, when he goes 70 church. bat he
lever brings ii away with him II there
has been . collection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
ALBANY. MAINE
SoNE WoRKERs-OXEN SoLD AND FOR
sALE-WmD GEEsE-NARIoUs OTHER
Local MATTERS.

ALBANY, April 20.
q. W. French who was run over while
landing birch TO Jone. Mesllister's mill .
short time ago. IL better, and able 10 sit
up the mos, Of the time. Geo. Fsrnum
Of Norway. is to work for Y. 7. Dresser
the coming season. Geo. Abbott works
for Mrs. Smar, Of Sweden. Geo. Becker
h.. hired his son, Walter /. to take
charge Of the Horne farm this summer.
Albert Jordan has sold four Of his air
oxen. Austin Hutchinson has sold bis
large oxen to VI. T. Greene, OF North
W Waterford and there are several more
rair. OF nice working oxen. aud some new
mich COW. for sale in this vicinity.
seyer,l nock. Of Wild geese have pass
ed over this section, on their way to the
lakes
John Y. Lord ha. a nice driving horse
for sale.
PIP. Dresser i. School sgen, in Dist
No. 2 School begins the first Monday
in May.
David Jordan, | understand, will not
move back on his farm this summer.
The flow Of sap is about done for this
season ; IL has been rather light.
Spring pig. are scarce and bring three
dollars and . half piece.
Quite an amount OF poplar will be
pesled ia this section this season.
L>ottie Sawin Is At work for Mrs. q.
w. French. . y. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
A crnr rnR PInrIni

Nv face FOR the la-, few year. va Gov
cred With plmplss - bal, that us'd "a D.
a.hsm.d 10 20 anywhere. took two bot
tlss Of sulphur Bittsr-. and The pimple.
eiisapp@arei I use them every spring -
a. A Doc. YiIu Hlrsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Wnmans SUFFERING and Relief.

those languli, tirssoms SENSATIONS,
causing yea % feel scarcely sble 10 b. 90
vour fsst; that constant dram that Il tab
iug IRON yoar sy-tsm al ts former elias
ticity driving The bloom IRON yogr cheeks !
that continual straia upon yoar vital fore
-. rendering you irritable snd frttfal. can
easily b. removed ~ The use - that mar
vsious r,medy. hop Blttsrs irregalarities
.nl o1strufiions % vour system, are ~
usyct AZ once while the spcCisl causes Of
periodical pain arr permanently removed
None receive - much heustt and none
are 80 profoundly grateful. and show such
an lutsust I'M recommending Hop bitier-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
Ht FELL IN the sTntrIs
hE>NI.ss. FAyonIrr a,....
serss /. TsFFtbls sss. "a s.s.r.i
OgHsT H.la G.fl.a VIA

"'hsF "sip fstisa. 'a
Nhst 4 efsFs'f shU ssuses Il. a. -
Ne hsb's 30 900 60 fftqssaiIl sits,s., ~
100 80. al uels fe.l-i Ca D. Esd -,
d.ces 70 namm.i.on al csaih. noh 80. y. -.
81 ase. az lstif - BE- ala AZ msa ~,
rrsfhrd ~ pss-sf miiiIs a. A. Its - -.ii
me- Fcilns. NpihIss l. mnrs urssnfi. -.
msn sfeilsbie ne ieiss o. erarsi. A. ~ 80
49, 80 ss 80 49, ~ al :. ar 50 . -,
tns 20 n " TN. DAVID kF>NFDi y Ttt...t
ifh hhalul uf Rod a.NY a.. A
sfdencf ~ i1.lusinE iTtisr selected Ifs- =. 4
tiniisf mmunics
D., o.,,,i ,tsurtD. slss. Nu,,. -,
utaR "a -ia6 hsvss risht % irs. 49,. .
etsrs no pubif 10 tnos nv sfpsf er.. =,
afsFe| nd ~ fFrsfkatIf frrrreff 49,. -
az 81 Tuuf fAAuAlfk nFNFnl I.-
peutsf iislas % me pc anf mere a. -.
o. shasssss o. 80 uuta uf staf a. 49,
cfmrsrsi vel slstt stact n nfafrl 80 4 i.
eaf irls n psssed s~sf al I'd 'i'... -.
uoutie anti lssi laff ls.i Oar az 49,.
sea m ~ sIop 90 fustfnIf sf.f. -.
lee al iffrtnis rsin in mT 'r1 aIfa
.t'i.i - ptfsr sns a. o.cs oas ssll -.
- aqfitag 90 fou ltar rsfe s .rrls.. -.
so ifistl.uei q seat IL its scrlnf -. q.
iifue 90 saw mf getcnIfan. f 1.fr.. -.
ftsn 1sEan q $500 of saprI.fr ~ ..
aid hnf1f q ahIrh sorts fsnnrI ff.H 49,
ola as 900 tInss tatsn n .Ia s.r..f -.
suuli e. a. srihirf -th ssoaL ar.e n. st
sss. Il sss dfsh NIF. IfsIt ur.r..
u,sr hssfd ~ kEsNEp1 FAfuEIfF LII.
any D. hrsash ~ f.f lrprT Itli -.
htf . bolts atrn / rsssri f1frs sf.a.f L -
c1ssi1a. aus n shir1 50 ursrlT Hrf ntfsr -.
hns pFr ssFaHrt STA a. nd ID go.
trns Gradually sbttst. al nfFf 30 i =.
uuu1|a srrH an sell. mankH . IL. Il.
IANORitE EENtpi ieau r..i a.
filT, lAhtf ~. hfNhFIf
MAJ FAS0HirG EEaLpt li ~ a.
nas fH1e In IA tuf ntnfft lf go Hs d. q /.
Aifr s.-nf paFIl hfnanIT. .rt.r.N VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

I-CnAnADE
Hast thoa nv arsii Then treasure u
well.
Though never 80 poor II may be-
Forget II not In youth'- bright dream
ola NE more gay and free.
sometime nv second may BE- Thy state,
ADD psrchsncs my whole thou'lt be-
rhsn nv heart will turn In lonely hours
To my nrst - dear 20 thee.
EssEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.
A SEQUENCE.


We we're marrle,i-she and 4
~ ths spring
said shs. 90 settled dom
In our cottage IN the tosn.
Love. 90 nos begin lies rcirn.
And ~ this. our small domain,
Noa are king
Ani happier man than
>e'er as seen.
And the fIturv seemed o. b.
aver full u bli.s Got me.
A. tnld my hif, site
"Ofm my fonunrs sni my lie
lOa are queen
Then her mother IN our home
a rook her place
!. And this life brcsme o. me
tuil sers and misery.
ThouEh I dsre not raisr = fns.
= Frorn IN LAY he came - o..
ruH NAs ACaf
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Three OF four hours every night coughing Get
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-05

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A wall In The southern part Of China IL
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