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Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
at z o'clock, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land with q two
story frame dwelling thereon, situate in the
city OF Wilmins ton, bounded and described
IS follows, that is to say
Beginning on the westerly side of Orange
street between Fourth and Fifth streets, at
the distance of 40 feet n ON the southerly sid q
OF Fifth street, thence westerly parallel with
Fifth street by land Of Jacob Scheiber 90 feet
1 inches. thence southerly parallel with
Orange street by land Of William Rich mann,
o feet inches, thence easterly parallel with
Fifth street by land nov or formerly oil
Peter h Porter, c2 feet inches TO the said
side of Orange street, and thence thereby
nOrtnerly 9 feet inches to tho place OF be
ginainQ, be the contents mere or less.
! Seized and tax on in execution as the pro.
perty of Martha A. Brown, formerly Martha
A. Cannon), mortgAgor, and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Otioe, Wilmington, Novembe,
o, 1884 noo-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

TvOK SALE-THE HALF nR ENTIRE
= interest in an old ests blished business
on Market stroet, psylug Largo profit ABB We
all expenses Satisfactory reasons for with
ing p ,rtner or dispoqlng o fthe same. For
ETC., apply to HEALii s. co.,
1th and Market sts olo.5t-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

EOR SALE-A FIR 'r-OLASS FARM
u oflc4 scras in Le,aware Go Pa, {
miles from Wilmington. NJ. L. POOLE, !
r. seventh street. 13,steod
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

DtR SAI.E-Ar A BARGAIN, THE
u two story house, No. 6S} +. Eighth
street. M T. POOLE, Z. seventh street.
SGT cod
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

WAsrED- A WHITE GIRL TO AS
ast 10 homework In n small family.
wv al No 4 JuS,isop street. nl%.2t#
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

ENOR SALE-A GOOD FARM roe
u sale OF lo2 acres, situated In Mil Greek
Hundred, nesr RED Clay creek church. Tho
moderately rolling and we'll watered. There
is alss good w0oas, with plenty of fencing
imbsr on II. JOSEPH 4. LYMAN.
no
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

NOR SALE -ChEAP-A WALNUT,
n marble. top. bed roc IA suite. Coed as
new. Call at 7Ol N est sixth street. ni:ot#
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

OLA SMALL. BLAOk LYNX FUR
N ,nhf On Nov 10, In going from Attn
Ansst TO tta tnd shipley, down ship
ln~al a'0nx 2r' To Tatuali, down Tat
i,a T MG, aio & md to Washingt n, down
n T ~" 70 trUnt, along Front TO King,
.s urtn and up i,h to Market.
1y rsi of y win bs paid on returning 1t
M s'' a'O NO sls and 2i7 West sth
nl3-sf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

NORS ALE-ONE OF THE MOST PRO
= duotive farms In New Castle County
within seven miles Of this city. 1t contain
and on easy terms. Full particulars on sppri-
cation 70 SAMUEL OUtIBEhT. SO Shfpley
street, sptf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

C7vOK SALT-HG USES IN DIFFEREn T
& parts OF tho citJ on ncoomOda Ing tern 4
New catalogue Just issuea. m. r p IUI e,
No. {, East Seventh street. n3-6te.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

DURI.IO SALE or BUILDING LOTS
Il on saturday, November 2lst, 1855, at
3 O'Clock p. IN at Fourth and Rodney, Oak
near = nrnorsge, nnd Anchorage near 0sk
Soc Posters. sale positive. Il. IL. GREGG,
us Market St Get, agent 70 effect GALE. l.. W.
Stidham q Son, Auctioaeers. ni+-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

ESOR SALE - CHEAP, Two NE~
Jaokson stroat, with modern improvements
Terms easy. Other properties Tor sale in
different parts Of the city. Apply ct No. 2
Fost Seventh street or No. 80 West Ninth
SEEDS 4 SONS. SLIT
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

EyOR SALE A GOOD COOLEY
u creamer. holding !os quarts Of milk /;
Lutte HENDKIOkSON, neartG reenviiIe,
ChristianR Hid. nOl4- 3tdltw
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

EHCR SALE-A FARM or 10. AOhES,
e in Percsder bundr rcd, u nile from
Perter's etstion, Delaware Railr Ad, the
property OF W. ". Stewart, deceased. j II.
STEW ART, AdmiiistratoT, 1T 3eoIges,
Tel OLD cod u
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

WAslEIl-tIvE hUNbREDPOUNDS
Of Walnat kernels at fefgusou's
Wy leies, No. IL, last Second street.
nl1-tm
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

WANrED-OHIUKENS DIR t75SED. AT
" Tslls 50 add 81 Third Street MARKET.
ebApPLt'nIN oII.dhwtf.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

e ty Ut southwest oornor Of Third and
Jhuroh streets, now tsnanted by the Hare 4
doygan Company. Apply 10 ]. II. HOY
ECKER, J r., trustee OF Jo5. TeRg' estate
stnth and Market streets. city. sep17-
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

IN w SALES good On EST OK ~
e County horses. suitable TOR cart 49H
or driving. WIN be cold for want OF use At
WIN. II. MOORE'S Livery stable, 100 West
street, MIA d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

CyOR SALE-FIFrY HEAD OF ~
e western b0rses and mules at 10y
the stables Of the su scribsrs, No. 4l8 v est
Front street The at;ention of farmers and
0there Ia invited. JESTER d McDAN-
MEL. o27-26t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
A.rAKlar. ANn now no cook IT.

ASPARAGUS AND now To COOK NJ.
This delicate .Pring vegetable !. not
90 generally used {. /, should be. but
those who know It's merit. may like 20
prepare i, Ia difcren, way.
II should b. bo,l.d in veil .Alied water.
French cooks sometime. add a spooafal
o. two of vinegar 10 preserve the color u
The asparagus. Boil from ten TO thirty
minutes. Place the bundle Of aspsra-
gus in the kettle 30 the tip. will b. jus,
,bove the water a. they are 20 tender the
steam will cook them sufficiently. Or
ca, the stock a. far as tender into small
pieces and boil IN little water and add
cream and seasoning when done. Serve
on toast or not.
The whole stalk. after cooking may
BE- arranged on toast, aud over all pour
cream butter
Asparsga. soup Is made by adding
ssparaga. Gu, IN inch piece, 10 a beef or
other soup stock, season a. liked aud
ssrv- before the Asparagus !, cooked
enough TO break apart.
Cold s.parssa. may be utilized by
forming tue bas.. for salad. Pat Il 10
~a,er containing little vinegar. to cool
as O,herwiss Il will dry. When ready
10 make the salad take from this water
and !, will be green and firm. Cut in
small pieces. season add arrange a dish
With slices Of hard boiled eggs, pour .
salad dressing Of oil and vinegar over
Another way j, TO Gu, the tender part Of
the cold stalks. pa, in = baking PLATE
aud break some egg. over !, add SOM
lump. Of butter and bake I'LL the eggs
are firm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
SIR WILLIAM. THE RAM.

"How on earth did the late fir,
Comptroller Of the Treasury Lawrence
get the name Of SIR william. the Ram
.aid to q leading Ohio politician. Who
bad jas, alluded 10 him by the 20 meshsi
unusual sombriguei mentioned. "sii
do.n here and let me tell you the story !;
il. q good one. Have you any FIRE , give
me ligh, please. You know. said be.
getting hi. cigar fairly kindled. "ths'
Lawrence WAS once = Congressman from
Ohio. The district vas full OF hard
beaded old farmers. who ~ere engaged
in wool grOwing and improving the IA
tive breed Of sheep Lssence vi.
a~sre Of this in a vague sor, Of way, bus
he knew no more Of practical farming
than a Blue Point oyster does Of Greek
Art. The House was in committee Of
the whole At nigh, session eon,idering
one Of the appropriation bills. into ~hich
somebody had injected several clauses
putting various du,iable agricultural ar
iiele. on the free liz. Did you ever
know Milton Saylor. then member from
Cineinna,ti, lie vas watching the pro-
eeeding.. full Of good nature and cham.
payne. when Satan prompted him TO per-
p.us,e an awful outrage on his simple
minded colleague Lawrence. Slipping
over on the Republican side Of the House.
he said. Lawrence you live IN . big
farming district don't you : YES,
said l.. WHY Your people gro~
good many sheep, said the wicked
s.ylot Nov. a. they are on this free
I.t business, Why don't you move ihs,
/, dr.ulic ram. be added TO !, , IL would
tickle the old farmers Awfally aud make
You mighty solid With them hereafter II
YOU don't. Soa,hsrd OF Ben. L-feser
" H., and - be l-ft him
II Lawrence had had time to think be
would never have done IL. for Of course
he must have known what . hydraulic
ram was. There had been . good deal
Of cold tea absorbed that night. and may.
De that blurred the Hon. Williams per-
csp,ions somewhat. Anyhow he offered
an amendment Il VAS a. follows That
hydraulic ram. imported for the purpose
Of improving breed. Of sheep be admitted
free Of duty In. what the devil Is
th.tr said the Chairman 10 the reading
clerk. Read IL again. came from ell
over the House. and in tone that could
have been heard five blocks away. the
clerk repeated the sentence. Well. it's
wonder that the roof didn't come of.
Ior such . shost had never been heard
within the wallis OF the lover House.
Lawrence vas selected 10 stay at home
nsxt time. and this is the way he comes
to be Pleasantly denominstsd Sir William
the RAM Wash Cor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
Narrow Escape.

. hoCnssrna tans I, "a "ten
s s,s -. 800, sss. Ina Il M ssi sss s saa
Extending 70 The end Of my ,Oss ssd
% M brain
(which made me dslirloasl
~from sgony 80
Il, toos isres men 10 hold ne on my
bid ~ tim~s
'The Doctors tried In vain to relieve
me. hut n m parpo-e.
MoyJ.Aiss dsd ether opidfss'
.'ll.d no "a ca
"Ansr twO mOeths WAS given ~ 10
dle,ii
when my wife
Lsard q n-leh Oor tsll what Hoo Bl,tsrs had
done Cor Der. she ~ once goa and gave 10.
some The frat dose essed my brain and
seemed 81 20 hanting through nv system
for ne palm.
sIstt tsc noars. somsfhinE hsi not done az
to uiunths hstOrs hsd a.rd I've tottcs,
- vsu snd ~ ~ork ~ hard a. any man
coaii. ~ Over thrve weeks. but .ofked o.
-. talss -ith Sks most scats AMI painful
rheum.iism al toroosh my sysism tos' eFet
a c.iisi the doctors AEAin. snd amer several
liza. - thay aid l met frlsni ant told him
my case. AMI be- aid uop hi,isrs bal cure.i
nim and souf curs ne. poonei a. BIN, oet
b. sas - earnest vas induced % use them
again
III - than tour weeks threw A~ay nv
rrufchfs and vent "a wOrk iFhtly and kept on
nslnE ne hltters Cor hve weeks. until nccaine
a. eel ~ any man living. and have been -
Cor III year. sincs.
II has also eurci my wife. who bal been
slck Cor years ant has Rep, her and ny
chlitrcn Vel AMI healthy with nom two
o. three bottles per year. There Il no
uesd % BE- SICK a. al n these bltters are
used J. ]. BENE. M Supervisor.
That poor Invalid wife. Sister. Mother,
"Or daughter
"Cau b. made the pictarc Of health
with few bottles Of Hop Btters
&C. Nonc genuine without q bunch 81 green
ffOus on ne shite lahel. Stun al the vie.
poisonous siun -ith Hop or "iops- In their
name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
CONSUMPTION CrRxp.

An old physician. retired from practice.
having had placed In his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formuls Of q slmpl.
vegetables remedy for the speedy and Der
msnent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
cetarrh, Asthma and ell Throat end Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cur
Tor Nervous Debility, and ill Nervous
Complaints, amer having tested It's Won
oerni curative powers 10 thousands OF
cases. has felt 10 his duty 10 make u Known
70 MIS- suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive And desire 20 relieve human su6sr.
ing: ! VIII send, free Of charge. 10 all who
desire u, this recipe, In German, Preach
OF ksslish, with full directions for prvpsr.
ing and using. Sent by mail. BY sddr e.
,ns VIII stamp. naming this paper. W A.
sorn, ifS bwsys's Bloch, Rochester,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

william Horr u waterford Maine. departed
from This iife May a. Asc = years and days.
M. liorr "a. born IN w.ierfori. MAY S. lso1.
tic mAfri-d Miss Mary Davis Of Nstsrfof a,
March a. isil. Early Ia lite Thor scui f,fth -
-hsre IN 40. joys a. eel ~ the hsrdsh ip- 81
ilfe. he commenced farmins BY sOing into an
unbroken forest AMI clearing up nvs land
.accee,iing Ia making for themselves q pleas
AIT home.
ns 49, biest 9Th = family Of siK chiiiren,
tso 81 shom have pa..e.i on bsfor-s.
nr. ". n. Horr ~ Salmon fait-, y H.. Who
-ks oAilcd IN Early lifc from lucrative prsc
tice and wife circle ~ friends IN Join ths cir.
sie above was one % his sOos. ttr %. A. Hurr
Il pre.ent 81 Lestston, Ne. II also a son Mr..
ana Mr. IIorr lived happily together Zoe over
half century. IN Jan lafy lsst. The family
we're csiiei a. part with q dear mOthef, aud be
~ith a COOL ~ife.
His home being broken up and be health
all NJ bin be vent 20 live With bis daughter,
Ms. Mary n Nhltcomb 81 Waterford about
one year ago, who attended % all Of his wants
an his death. Mr.. Ilorr vas a good husband.
= kind and iDdulEent father. In early life he
espoussd the cause ~ religion and had a De
slfe for the prosperity 81 The cause. good
nsighbor and citizen. known only W b loved
and re )ected. hc has nov gone ~ De reun.
ted ~ith TIE loved Who lave passed on before
Tie caves a ianiily IL fOIr children % mourn
his oss. Funeral services Al The residence OF
bis daughter. Nay "a. 49, singing BY TRANCE
choir. Services conducted b Rev. 1 N. 40.
OOtt pastor o. waterford n .. Church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02


Cuiiiraie POai Lllss These exquisite
4 ,srr. csn b. cuiuyst-d qlit- ss-i'y &c
cordlng 10 a writer Ia IA. n n fdrmsr
who says III you admire pond lilies sn'i
who does notf) sai have rpnogy plao'
Ia your moving, ~ digging hole 80 thsi
the water will stand from six - twenty
Inches dep In the sane, aud ~ settins
rOOts At the bottom you may have q sop
ply OF fresh on-- through The SEASON 90
blooming Old roots will blossom IN
nr,t season. On half d.y's diggiug. foor
years ago. has Supplied me sDandsntly
ant nov have hundreds Of young roots
Rest Your GerdAiums Through ne sam
msr. --Gersniums must have . season oi
rest daring the sumner, N they are ex'
pectsd 10 bloom In winter. Keep th'
plants In pots out OF doors, under the shade
OF some tree, III September, aud water
spsringly. In the beginning Of September
shake the soil from the roots, replsot them
In rich, sandy loan, and bring them for
ward ~ the SUI and air Place them 10 .
sunny window Indoors when there l. dan
ger OF frost, and. when they begin 10 grow
give them 80 occasional watering win
liquid manure. They need plenty OF sun
and air, aud q comparatively Low tempers.
ture. In no, room they viii not do well.
Cactus needs but little water. plenty OF
sun, and should have . small pot with
light soil.
TIE yaa Neg HO'eer Sidad There.
John has Zoe lot OF basket plants In that
old milk pan. What shall We do with 1T
An there's that nail keg; we'll set u 10
that Yes, that raises Il up from the
ground Just ABBOTT high enough, bat that
nail keg looks bad enooCh. Let's see I;
what can We dor A little scratching OF
the head and sharpening up our wits soon
tell the story. There are some large
pieces Of thick, strong bark back OF th'
wood shed. We viii cut u on 80 that We
can stand 10 on the ground and have II
come jsst above the top OF the keg against
the pan, having the bottom stand out
There, that's a. Now don't that look cut
Another summer well place some old bar
rels In out OF the way places, nlling them
with rich earth, and place mp against them
bark q above It's splendid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

Dosr. 10 nsrs ~ No.
A sssfly. Q 70 q hsisi
iAoro-sAiy, q 10 Q fssis'
Eyoss-cs r.H aessds no
rrp>r dsa 10 sasA ena
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

TIE Norway AirsTfisrr ani oNFuEp
DE4oCRsr srv euE.g'd in worry ssf
"a. Boise VI The battle reaches us ever
s.sk. bot a. are toO FAR r,moVsd from N"
Geld 80 battle - smell The sn0k.. u s-em-
hat Bro Ssnhorn h.. ssut circular "a
.yefy post Office 10 oxford Couuiy, asking
row many copies of esch % the other
county papers serv circulated Al ssch ~.
&C.. TIE po-t-mssters, PROBABLY thiosins
that IN imme,iists ausw.r ~. The ou'y
thing that Soud save th.if Of'lcss oui' 2
M usw Standardization. have ~ith one &C
cord 10 she cat oui % the Bag ard N n
me proprietor OF This brilliant ii-s. arm 4
slth nj. "Orciai proof - h. calls u, D.
glus he Siege shich promises d hc apr'-
tracted one Ne has Bro. wsikirs Ion
The hlp." Tor be has bought Advertising
space In The DsNocRAT, AMI ~ taxi u
that his weekly stat m.nt- In that paper
srs Published 10 simple fulfim"nt ~ the
contract The Record and the IsispAoas
src quietly lookiug on ant occasionally
sminng an expansive smile A. They eook
The nes names. A waiting race l. ~ no
m-sns q losing race. -oIflrd CpuaiT Rec
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

vALusRLE BOOK We have Just re-
ceivsd from the eu,erprising Publishers,
A n. Andrews 4 10, q most useful little
volume suggcstlyely called "L0Ok HifAia
for Pee TAOHs1Hi Idcfs That Eperybody
Hsafs % KnOtc" IL contains rs pages OF
information on Mechanics, Sta
tlstics. History. Medicine. Astronomy, the
bible, Finance, Mythology, Mathematics.
Eduestlou. Politics, Agriculture. Religion,
science. Temperance, Trade, etc, etc, 10
fact there seems 10 be something for ev-
eybody and nothing that some one will
GOT be glad % know. II IL embellished
~lth q number Of eolored diagrams aud
IL By far the most vslaxble aud complete
Pocket Cyclope iis We have yet seen. IL
u offered FOE sale % the exceedingly low
price Of IS cents. for which sum 10 stamps
q win be sent postpaid By the Publishers,
A. II. Andrews a Co, Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

"A dog In Ph,lsdelphls lost bis voice
turing the recent cold snap, and IL IL just
nesrtrtnfing 20 see the other dogs gather
uound him moonlight night and stare al
aim In dumb amstement. while. with En-
'itinx p,btomine AID yoieeless Jaws, he
rays ths moon la torrents Of impressive
-ileuce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
nnIIIrARY

Re VISTA, Cal. Ny 10. 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
u-FRACTTOSs

Ons-sitth % salmon, one fourth oi
d.ce. two srveu,hs % hAddock, two.sev-
snths OF herring. two-a0hs Of smelt iofm
shst dshi
?. one ninth OF buttcTiV, one fourth Of
moth. one nluth OF croton-bug, one seventh
~ gryllus, one fourth Of wasp, oue-sesenih
OF cricket form what insectf
8 Oae-sightb of loye-blrd, onc'fourth
of loon, oue-elghth Of rice bird, one-seV'
enth OF sparrow, one half Of merlin, Que
seventh OF lsc kdsw form what blrdf
4. Oue. thifd Of tub, two-seNenths OF
-.dirOn, 0rcsixth % holder, one-thifd o.
mop form whs, useful household sruelef
rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
when General Lev wsIlacs told

When General Lev Wallace told The
Sublime Porte be must leave Turkey. be
was surprised To hear bis hishness say
that his departure would psynim. and he
could not think Of letting the gallant
American 90. "But my country calls.
~plied Wallace. "snd you Moslsm's 90"
Go, then, my friend" said the Sultan"
"Perhaps Il is Bosphorus both" AT least
IL will take me out Of hasem's way. your
majesty" answered General Wallace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
~ MrunnIAM

I ~ould IIke o. orcr brief tribute 10 tho
nsmofy - hurneu sissall a. coming fron
M. hrufner zoos thai b. sas boz - an
a.nAi proIni... fright manly aed iuieiiiTsai
uuly = short time az. fs-Csltei = letter ffom
atm. aut b. SEEMED uNsrnusinE sltn llie and
health. aui on- could sally 80 ia him ih.
priie .nd hop. - oar parvnfs All the siar -
ihslf dscnning yvArs Vet. today ~ IL deal.
snd NJ hsart Klsss out In unuitsrsbl- sorrvS
ant ~ mpaity fur The dear ouss Al BON. sho
arr bowcd In anguish beneath this hio-
Nerv this ID all. then dsAth ~ouli D. gnbgsf
o. those len bstinf hat
thank t.oi for ne kno~icigc that shiacs un
cur lives 9TH EiOrluus brightness. that THIS
change we call hath T. but 80 90 I Ance UPON
uss ne. vherc phi siCAl pain and sofros can.
not c,ime. True ne l. separated from us cot
sar,ily. yet ris bot Or fec short YEAR, ~
nest. ani siii there nut come many monents
"a iAther and mother. hroih.rs And lstsf. shcn
uufbsft. an rvaiire that Altnoagh separated
by an invisible veil b. - no les . mstnpsf 81
their hone circle ttan ~hsn IA The physicAl
bo-iy AM ~heu ~ last, 90 the patient, brave,
hearted moihsf shall cone the blesssi even.
ing. which gives eternal rtst % ~eAfy frst,
: hvn frufn The pleasing fsitcr shall the s-sl ~
Tara ness b. llfsd. and he giorioas iiEht ofthe
.pi q land fash 10 Urightns.s acr1-- his Va.
ION, In IN nument -ho bat HurDert shall nr-t
~ .WeicuIus ilnme.- % an stsrual ~. union.
I can fancy th. np~cr drspct czskvt ~hich
hell al that was p-Fisnani. of ouc dear " us.
f'st h. "a. no In th.i narr,J- bei-insisad TIE
chJ sails frum shich the Oeaaiiful 70 hal
ns.f. % q more genial cline. A. | sfite. those
srand lines ~ isnurfvliuv ring In mr ears ~
Ne vuios ola trumpet sounding ne groAiosi
.sTbsrs Is no death.
What seems - L. transi Son.
This iif.. Of mortal brvsth.
II but a -uburb Of that ilfc clysion
who-e por.Ai &C call death
~. D rEAr.
Re VISA, Cal. My 10. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

&C. None genuine without bunch Of green
uops on ne vhite larel. Sbun All the vie.
poisonous stun -ith Hop or HOPS In their
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
For TIE Dem ocrst
THE CHIPPY BIRDS NEST.

a. 80. Faa'rr a. tsls l.iiis rhppy
IT, .asf YrN taIf go, los
H. a. rfarr F.rf rirsf hr ~ HIninr
Wtrfs { sarhsd pa A. o. AT r..
~. rp s-av ny INV bfu~u Vsuo-,
hnl can huf d. hallf tslsfs
Nnl A. tu.Ii.nE nrsi In a. SAM r'sfs
Wlrfe yaaf issi yrsl't onf assd o. AZ
.warh ant ssfi" ssp' y h.fiis.
Errn -trn 'trss smqtT, a. thsn.
thauFti. ra.l D. sI vail % BE-
lf stff 80 oamfs ht1k sTsln.
- aur hrsfts gfrs ga q utrm ssiaous,
Al ttrirh in lurt fuuf "a h1uif hfitl,
Naa ca a. AT - sss lsni E.afss.
IL s. b. usi 4 o. iasi g. SCI
va AZ hsi tanu sfliIfi tiril ~.
Whffr rarrri sfrhfeffnls ssiA,
IL ~ tf.s discarded rubbish
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

noCnssrNs juns ., "a "ten
Nea : aEo I go aft.Ckef sith ne most
Intense ant desthi, pains In my osck snd
-kidasys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

P,.uISS with this article u u claim
-, an. Family washing can be done Win
economy and dsspstoh. and a. u Il tho
roughly dlsinfectant, u VIII De seen .ns,
vhsneyer used the result u pare ana
he.lthfal A there are limitations OF WIS
M the msrhe,, be sure and ct me Esnaloe,
manufactured only by JAMES fiLh' Ne"
Yofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

Young Doctpr-wsll, I am lust about
discouraged. Twas not Nc for this pro
fession anyway" Old DOctor-''I am sOr.
~ TO hear that foa have evidently hal
zone bad lock" IL should say 90. How
AN 70 win bach condolences I don't know .
Made . wrosg diagnosis, I sappos@y'
Yes; ! said rich patient Of mIos coul d
not live, and he's gone and got we'll"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

stcN ur.p.cuk- Who have
suffered intensely With slek hesdsene sy
that Hoods s,Esaparills has compulsory
cured them. Ons gentleman thus relieved
writes "Hood's sarsspsrilla IL worth IVA
weight In gold Reader, N you are SUI
t,r,r with sick headache, give Hood . ssf'
..psrllls . trial n viii DO yoa po-itis"
good. Made ~ G Hood 4 Co lowell
Mas sold by all druggists lOo Doses
Dns Dollar