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Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

I~AA sSAsAS @AA yS~Ao VII
what is going to be news for
lyou as soon as we are ready
Ito tell it.
We are in the dark our
selves about nine-tenths OF
1.-THE news that is coming.
More dress-stufs from
over the sea. What shall
we do when we come to put.
|ting them into the papers .
They are Pelion on Ossa of
color and texture. But for
this little snap OF a frozen
August it wouldn't seem
easy to think Of them, thick
and soft and rough and fine
there is warmth in every
Iword that fits them.
They've scarcely begun to
icome as yet.
Southeast from the~enter.
| Turn from thinking of
Ithese to thinking of ladies'
cloths, perhaps the cheapest
stuffs in the store. We
mean this one particular
ladies' cloth, ffty-six inches
wide. six yards tor a dress,
LIS cents a yard, $3.50 a
,dress. How the spirit Of
this same fashion Is in il
1.-THE colors are caught from
. 1.-THE air Of the season. The
mixtures and jumbles o
: color, freaks of chance, rough
;, masses, fine sprinklings bu
n the cloth-pot the COLOR
ID lsmooth and soft. and fine ant
a eyen.
ID Many a beautiful dress il
10 the height OF the fashion viii
l. leone from these cheapes
d stuffs in the store. Th'
., cloths are the same one yea
Z, to another. The colors ski
d, with the season.
ID Southeast from the cent ter.
Sc More ugly linen handkel
il chiefs, 12t cents. They'd b
IS if they weren't so ugly
,se such a dreary monotony {
'er.lugliness. Color oughtn't
IN. n stick to good linen to max
io such. We'd rather have th
raj pretty ones.
'he BY the Arcade steps.
Da Ieb More of those beautif
ope Turkish towels, white with
10 10, trihe Of blue or red in Il
kill border, IS cents. The
,me .ns 1.-TWO little lots were accide
tai. Not to be got for tt
den money.
ace BY the Arcade steps.
Hen Irish cream damask tab
Ian Ian linen, 81 inches wide, so a,
.bly ;o5 cents a yard ; the latt
dis dis, only finer, not heavier. S,
ugh ugh Uprising linen, both o! ther
;, Of Nobody hesi.ates a minute
BY the Arcale steps. southwest Fl
the center.
that Shoes for almost eve
and md body; the right shoes tor
com. most everybody and that
Do D to to great good fortune for
most everybody. What
en-. difference between the &C
w was fort Of lite-nay, the value
jury jury life-rlght shoes and wre
rest shoes Think OF it !
H'i fright shoes cost less II
va, the wrong ones
4land By the middle Marketstreet door.
'leve- School next Tuese
" Which would you ratl
H.. that your or the other {
thern |dren should have the pro
,e to!things to begin with
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28

QUAY and Day suggests chance for
political poets.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
IoHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, thirteenth and Market
strerts. and City-hall square
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
THE END OF BLEEDING HEART
YARD.

An obscure and poverty stricken nook
Of the city, which owes is in,eres, no, to
history. ba, to fiction. Is sbOu, to dissP-
pear from the map Of London. Bleeding
Heart yard. which Dickens PeoPIed 9TH
hi. sympathetic characters, Is nov . des-
ols,e tract, the houses oil empty. the
yard deserted. but quite as dirty s OF
old. The name had . mystery about Il
which had fascinated the novelist lie
himself tells how the inhabitants were
quite AZ variance ~ 10 the source OF this
picturesque and suggestive nomenclature
some proudly confident 10 an early
murder, While the more sentimental in
hsbitant. had q beautiful legend OF .
broken hearted lady. to which they elang
with desperate unanimity. Assome,imes
happens in London archaeology. the true
solution Was suggested by tavern. IL
/. curious to hod publications unoon-
.eioasly diseharging the duties OF the
Heralds College. but topography and
tavern signs 10 often together. In Charles
Street, Hsiion garden, there v~ some
years sgo-snd !, may still enis,-s pub
lie house Of which the name vss the
" Bleeding Heart. The origin Of the sign
date. from before the Reformation, and
related 10 the Roman Catholic mystery
Of the rosary-the Virgins heart pierced
by Ave swords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
IN MOnEKN sHAKEsPEARE.


"Hi.,. god Henrico. make no noise A..
pray. iof ,,D 90 me father lies Ia yon'
Der boutof
"Thy father. can IL BE- Then have
the sots made f,ll disaster ~aii aPon de-
hsh, ~i,h woadroas sped. Cor yestsrsve
az bin ~ The nah. The gayesi Of the
gay"
"Be~are thoa Jester. boz thou plAysi
~iih truth. With these same ears
hear me mother ssy boz twas me IA
thsrs srievogs fate last night, ee. a. he
homs~ard came from Temperance eonier-
ence. % b. waylsid BY rufiiAns Who bese'
9Th such cruel stroke bis bald and SHAPE
~ head an be was bat mo,ias noun,
" gore.
The gore gran, thee thou coutdins
child. AID exc the bruises parent 70 ihs
sane. bat we're ny father not Thy father,
girl. 1 brand ite ru'hsn story a. q he.
"S'desih How dasi thou spesk thu.
Of me sire 'I~sre better that Thy
tongue -ere ever shea,hed in deePss, a.
lsnee than BE- thus employed in ,hrus'' Of
Questionable character.
"And bark thee. girl. 'i~ere better
Yet. II. When Thy father unkles At the
rnk. and dalliance makes with some sus-
osp,ive .ylph. be first seqasin,' him with
ihe rollers w,le.. and thus assure. him
gainst such accidents a. drives him 10 hi'
present sabteffuge"
dos, say thou saws, NE father At
the INK p
Il sAw the same. and seeing. 80
say"
"ln joeund Interchange With Willy
Witch ,"
IL eanno, really tell thee whom OF
which bat While be wiled be jocgnd VA
indeei"
80. ho. me lord then ], me dOg-esr'
won. This two long years I've wooed
him Cor the sane. and nov, Henrioo.
whisper this rare secr,, in bis scar EN-.
broidered ear. and hin, thA, ma shall
likewise know the same II such and such
BE- not for silence given. fancy !, will
touch bis gen'rous soul TO deeds q most
amazing b0unieousness. lonker's ia
ssffc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

A PRAcTIcAL BKiD0E BUILDER -
Some years ago the foods carried away
bridge on the Michigan Central. and
until Il could be replaced there ~. .
suspension Of irsfhe. Said the general
superintendent, 10 the blunt, hard work
ING old master bridge builder;
"You mus, pa, al your men on thai
bridge; they mus, work all night, and
The bridge mus, be completed BY day
light. The chief engineer shall furnish
you With the plan. and you can 20 night
ahead"
r, rly the mex, morning the general
superintendent. in a very doubtful frame
q mind. met the old bridge builder.
"well." sAid the general. ibid III,
engineer give you plan for tbs bridge ?
General" returned the old man. slow
~. 'the bridge is done. | don't know
whether the picture Is OF NOT"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
CONSUMPTION CuRKp.

An old physician, retired nom practice,
having had placed In his hands by an Ess,
Indian missionary the formula OF Q simpls
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
man~nt cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Cstasrh, Asthma and ell Throat and Luns
Anrctlons, also positive and radical core
Tor Nervous Debility, and ell Nervous
Complsints, AMER having tested it Won
derfol curative powers In Thousands OF
cases. has felt 10 his duty 10 make t ksowp
70 nls suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire 10 relieve humas su6 r
ine. ! wiz sesd, free Of charge, 70 ell Who
d~slre u, this recipe, IN German, Pr~seh
OF knglish, With fall directions for pr~psr-
lss and using. b~nt By mail. By sddrrss-
ine win stamp. naming this pap<r. ". A.
sor.' ifs Rvsrs's Bloek, Rochester,
W. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

SExAroR VANcE AND THE RABBr.-
senator Vance Of North Carolina Is q
lsrge, heavy. bull, man. With . heavy
gray mOas,sehs. at~inkle In his eye. lie
Is an insxhsusiible siory-,eller. and Is
rarely caught wiihoa, some re,ort At
hand. Mr.. Vance vas in the rebel army
and is little lame IS the result. lie
"a. il one Of the battles before Rich.
mond where the fighting Was particular
ly hot. A startled rabbit appeared for .
momen, on s'isllen tree and then ., =
murderous discharge Of musketry dar,ed
hike an suow for the underbrush. Gen
eral Vance saw him IS be hew fOr cover
and called out in . manner tina, left no
doub, as 10 his absolute sincerity go
Il. cotton tail. II hadn't reputation
10 maintain l would run. too
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
Loss and Gain.



~ waa taEen sick year aEo
Win hllous aver
NY doctor pronounced me cured, bat
gof slck again. with terrible psius In my
nark AMI sides. and got 20 bad
Cou1 nos move
From - ~. o. 1872 had BEEN doc
,sring for nv liver. bat u ana me no good
I dii uot expect o. live more than three
mnuths. I began o. use Hop btters.
DIRECTLY ms apostle feiurncL my palms
isn me. ms entire system SEEMED renewed
a. TBS magic. and aftcr using several bot.
ties. am rot only a. sound a. sover'
eigu. Bot Weigh more than I ana before
To Hop B.tiers I owe my no
X FIrzraTmcN.
Ds'Hs. Tsas q 81
CusrrNR N
HNafffu. Mss go 4. 49, eentlemfn-
sur.rl.i sta afiack az siCk hcaiacne-
MUNICH. female tfuun for years In The
mo.t Terrible sni excruciaiing manner
No medicine or doctor could give me ~.
u,fo cure. until I used Hop Bliters
The frst bottle nearly Curct me
Tnr srcoui nate me ~ vel AMI strcns
a. vnrn child.
And have hem ID to thls Gay.
Ny tusnari wss an invalid for twenty
var. with q serious
"kfnsy. liver art urinary complaint.
"rronounccd by Bosiou's hesi physi
clans
"incurahic
S-ysu Bottles % yoaf Bltiers cured hin
ard ! kuus 20 the
Lives ~ eight psrsons
On my ueighhorhooi that have beef
saNri hy Yuur nIttcrs.
Auf msuT more are usiug them viii
grrsf hrnfft
They almost
ID mIrariasfr Ms p ~ Nlri
unu rn arr sfIE -Irrrrsf yuur 90 iaf and
r.rrf. a. fnn uIrh stluut sNorcisa, SofA
fla. EarI HIfrIrf rFsf HrsliUr IN fnr time taks
aI frr NNr rHsIrunIs aIFHrfIsei, and trrn fua
sUI aarf Enne uUN rn uHr Hrtt shnn a
arsuffri In trroc uorlf-tAkc uop iliirrsi
e. ~nrr rrrn.n~ vIfrouf = hunch ~ xresr
iUrH un frr uffr label ~nun an thr VIE
r.n.sonrrs sllr STA "iinp' or Hops in thcii
naue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
NJ ALA RIA.
AZ an snti nslsri.i nsii.i..
DR. DAVID KrSNKDYs
fAvORITE REMEDY

A.s voa solisn otini,ns 10 trastiss 49, g.
siss Ais ostet co1n gists unisss q iacisissa -,
this neficias n go az srsosst - -,
ehsass. q ciinsts. f,pi All vtisr fssoIHs -.
,soalf si-sys - -ithin 80 fssrh d ~. :.
sat ns.l.rt-l fs.sf ~ "a -arl o. = 49,.
fsrsf e. tres sufthT sIerifr o. a. rIlI q =.
al Lssf coa gi.ias Coast faftlr - a 49,
ss,s.s ,.cs. % Z. gsfs go. . a. t'..i fss.-
lsveriis hernsfy consisatlr rrusias 80 a y
fsnlrs frienf q r-sl hle-<ias lttru-s ~ 80.
~, ~ q k-.s-sy. Aoess~l y .. .. 49,
~ ~ a. trussss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

when yos are troubled with diiIiness,
your apostle al gone, aud you Tel oan
generally, take iew doses OF Df' henry
Baxtsrs Mandrake Blttsrs. and you vii
b. surprised At the Improvement 10 your
feelings. EscD bottle warranted 70 give
satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS -De,seh
the uotlcs from your bottle u h'rs, Let
lo,s Doh. and mail pr directions on each
bottle, and thus sscur. an assortment OF
our elegant decorative Advertisements
soav,nir.. etc. MY ID. SYRUF Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

A NOtanLE Book -" Evolution and
Chu.tauity." ~ DE- Tn, L. nneiy
written book. BY Que whose soul !. snfr
with Iesl and knowlrige lie sees danger
from the doctrine Of Evolaiion, sni he
comes like eh.mpion Of The old times 10
ID battle Tor The Lord lie Tits against
Darwin and his knights, and lnger-oil ADD
such a. gather about him, and he deals
some siariy blows, sni While not rOutins
The host. be Keeps Them n bay. The his.
tory and aim Of Christianity. the story oil
these eighteen centuries, l. told with great
suggestlveuess IL will comfort aud
strengthen the Christian - read u u vii
ennghtsn and help Others aud show them
ChrisIlaniiy A. the light of the world. Lee
4 shepard, Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

Pms All Fit. stopped free BY Dr. klins
Great Nerve Re-torrr. No ~ aftef mr..
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Trestlse sni
g. 90 trial bottle free ~ it cases. Seni "a
Dr. Kline, 9li Arch At Phila, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
,or~. .ssi-nsAp rus.

nu1 VOLTAGE BAR Co. - Marshall. hich
offsr % e. ~ their celebrated iltCfsoNotta
b. Hgfr AMI othrr tLncrnfc ArftiaNcts on
rt.l M thtfty fays fo men fyoung ~ nlii AZ
nlr.sii ~ b nervous debility. luss - fltalltl
cot manhoa-i. ant al kindrsd truuulss. \. 2
fnf rheumatism. neuralgia. pAralysiA enn
may oth.f dI..aaTa Compute restoration
o. tsalih. Nisur snd manhood Tusrsntssi. ~
fisk u ucuffsd a. thirfy days trial 10 aio-sd
u rite them 81 ono. Cor Illustrated pAmpni''
Tree
Light travels mach faster than soaud F,
rat, f0r All that, there IL more noise than
ngh, 10 the average great Effort Of The 20
utlCal stumper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

MY poor fellow" sskei = man OF ths
living skeleton Al The Dine Museum
where have you been boarding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

What l. the difference bstvecn coal
bucket aud frcsh cOdn-hf ono IL coal
hOd. and the other IL whole col.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
EMMA or SALT RHFuu,
Another clear sd r..ni,. AL
A. lIasrlI lar. s'e..n

F s-'N tsttTr.
AnonE ne uumsfous letters rssaIt.s
ksnnefi tssiih ma 10 uoiahs saIf Rn,rs
The follosirg uin b. iouui u lnisrs-i !, -
go, sho msy afcspt ouf assufanes III a. -
authsutlcItI ant truthfn Incss f"is
WoHcfsrfE. asss Nae. !, H..
~. y hfsafaF hoaaoaf n D
bsAh 80 tuu rrreHtly I haFs -. A..
years sufsfsr ifom salt khsun H 80
Spa 81 81 "a Of Efysipsias, 90 ski.f $50
. kuE tine anler msdlcai usatnsat
uyfsf asalu n fhs hands ~ ths ptysrl...
a.. have o. a uft. 81 that couI ). a.. -
it'nr l. surs, hcweFef ! a. ncnf ~ -. -
al ths neil Inc thsf save ne fhs ts.rfI !.
unssttll dlseass mais euauaus pfisrs.. -.
! tegsa - issf shoud never 80 ~ II Il -
~ means ~ 90 of thnss acsitsnfs - =.
rssuH In 81 mush tiesslus, ! haf ~ 49,.
ssllsd D. youf fANOHirt kENfni -
ras ~ 4 suui % eIs o. ne Eooi 49,
81 No = uufh stoftsr ums ihsn I 80 -
bsi.srsd possl.ls. rscsisft lslmsss,i -.
! al nos psftsrfly fIes iron sal Efr1r
. osmf.rt lhts l.. aad b.. n places IA -
fuI msfIfine ia NJ oGini0n sea rar -
81 sever knas. itssp q 80 0onstlr', : n
tdlfs a. family mcditins iols tf0iy
MHs. ulNkH fl1v
Me-. Par somsfine 81 cs stfn . A -
Ksusss fluri cas- of sst ktsan S.-l !.
80 FANORfrs Rtstpi, as D. n. :.
Ofy 80 ID AL osfet 80 csss
Fosa ~ dlssasss 81 fhr hlnof IIl.f -.
uisdlfsf snf 'sr~ff nrg o. ntl7F-
us|iya TaNOHlf RfHfuf, H.nf1rf a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
THINGS WORTH nKxxxBERIS0.


That a bag OF ho, sand relieves neural
gla
That warn borsx water will remove
dsndruf
Tia, salt should be eaten with nuts, 70
AID digestion.
That 1, rests you In sewing. 70 change
your position frequently.
That rusty fst.lrons should be rubbed
over with besswsx and lard.
That onions should be boiled In milk 10
be mild aud odorless.
That q little soda water VIII relieve slck
headache caused by indigestion
That cup Of strong coffee VIII remove
the odor OF onions from the breath.
That boiled cabbage IL much sweetef
when The water IL changed In boiling.
That tough meat may be mate tender oy
laying a few minutes In vinegar water.
That we'll ventilated bedrooms VIII pre-
ven, morning headaches and lAssitsde-
That cup OF hot water drank before
mesls viii relieve nausea and dysp~psia
That q 6.ver patient IL cooled and con
fortsd by frequent spongins on WIN soos
water.
That mustard water IL excellent for
cleansing the hands amer handling odoro1s
substances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

"Conndsnc. 10 q plant OF slos growth
n thi. were true. the banco .tssfer ~ooin
aol be 50 successful a. be appears 10 Dc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
VIM AWAKG

THE Horx on rHx NATION.
ssa a a.s We y asssePs. P:H' and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

What is ,hs, which is always With
| h bead downward A nail in shoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

List ofpstsnt- issued n Maine Invent.
ors for the week ending Mar 20, reported
Tor ss by J. X. Mason, Solicitor OF Pat
ents, Bangor
EB Allen. asslgnor 20 q. W. Brooks.
TRUSTEE, Portland. Heellng block.
n b Condor, Belfast, Nasigable Ses-
sci.
DC starrett. sssignor i.2 TO J. Rug.
gles, ThomAston, Paint mixer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

-"whst Is !, tina, you like atoa, that
girl ?" ssksd one young man Of another
.My arm" was the brief reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14


OXFORD ss.-Ats Court Of ffloae, 0,sri
fsfi-. with slshn ant fof ne 90, -
on ne tkiri Tassdsy Of MAJ A " -. =, ~
ALvAn sHUkrLkff. Adsinist,.' 90 .
eslsie ef Hiram "a hrsss 80 e,ss III -
.sid Cousty. deessssd, having 49, - a.
count a sdminisustioa % Ne ssn
oesssd Or sllo-ssce .-.....tsf slt
OkDEsED. Thst the sad Afn n . ~. a ,sgg
noties 10 al psr.oas intsrsstei, ~ .s.ts sst
o. This order ~ be pubii.hsd d.. - II pas
ssslssly Ia the Osford Democfaipf $3.50 % =
that tbey m y appear AZ Cosn ~ ,is...fe - ~
held 81 Paris ~lthln snd Or sAii 49,. q ~
lhird T.esssy OF AR. next az %. .'ss. az
fsrensoo. sni sho~ csnss, shJ w
The same should not bs sll0sef. 90 Iofrs
a true copy-sitsst IN. {. DAVE -
OXFORD, s.,-At . court 81 Probai,s 6,,ors
PARIS. within and for me C0an.l
the third Tss.dav Of Mar A. ID, ir..,f sTEk.
nOkACE y. BOLSTER an y. 80 s,s q
Ksf ulsfs on ne .stsle ~ ohieon ~ ..s.ssf
Paris. IN A a County. dscsasfd. hssns a.a.tf 4
"a their soc. ant o. dminisfrstion 81 ~
ssn f<rss-<f 20 slloskncfi - 800
Ordered, Thai the SAID ksecstors -, 49,
" ell psrsoas lntsfssied b. ess.iht .r'sr.sssist
order 70 b. psblisbs1 three sesss ,s.sOapd
" IL the Oxford Democfst .Probsis
psist<d a r.ri. that they nss ar cs.rs % ~
Court 70 be held AZ Paris IN SAL ,,o,..st u 80
third Tuesday Of Apf. nskt. az ave, sn
ioreaooa and shov cause ~ Anl thsi
NE ssns sssald not - sllosci; so< JsAxs
0kO a Wiz r.s<lxr
A trss esvy-Asssssi A. G DAVE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

The lai Who wss pounded BY another =
whom be- owed = cent. nov declares ih'
other fellow vas penny wise and pound
f.ufI.h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

A Chicago clergyman recently c'Hp'Tn
two Cars 90 msfrlsgsl IN NAV eV snn
escaped without being sq1estN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

Three OF four hours every night coughing Get
Rough on Coughs" Troches. l>c Balsam, sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

The man IL not human Who does NOT
think he can improve the work OF an
other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

Hon. W. W. Thomas. IT,, Of Portland,
Minister 70 Sweden and Norway, Il super
-eded by an Indiana politician named Ma
gee. The indications are that there is 10
be "a clean sweep" In the diplomstie ser
vice. Minister Thomas Is likely 10 be
prominent candidate for Governor OF Maine
nat Year. - BriigfOn Ns,cs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14
Nt.-nruE.pED BLANKS.

N-nruE,pEp BLANKS.
4 Boys who - tres .houh BE- careful
ahout vrnturing on slcntsr --.
Before the pupil soali master hl. -
b. was obliged . - bis master for some
sNpiEnNtiuu.
TIE criminal - before The stern de-
cree Of he iaige. BAT TIE decree wAs not
4 There l. grca, - 10 exciting the -
OF fsroC.ous hsAst
g Thsy - some kiuis u dsh In -.
g. There Il = deep on the - siie OF
ths ledge
TIE msn climbed -- q ge, out Of
NE say ~ ne ugiy
=. The corr could %, be- - d.i no, The
wheels ~ The mil ~ -.
o. The hcri Of deer lkc . - ihen
thirst a. ne pescsfll -
Do. -. ne lrlshmau. has gore iuto part
usrshlp with --. the snkss.
%. Auatvs - ~ motion Distinguishes
many indlsiiuas 90 The iniiAn
la The -- Is n1t ~ ~ -.
Prss ~ Boor-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

1T isa wise man Who soss fishing
during houss cleaning time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

L-CuARknE.
For warfare on my nrst Il male,
For combat far or near,
For sports beneath the sylvan shade,
For heating OF the deer.
The ssl OF In mid-ocean
with anxious csrss Per picked,
Amid the wild commotion
Longs % behold my next
In oiden days when men were brave,
And maliens always fair,
when beauty b The victor gave
The cro~n be longed IN wear.
Knights In the lists ana Omen strive
For me- the brAvest knight alive.
N.ss q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

U.-ENIGNa.
Composed Of "a letters.
Nv 6. 10. 90 afrult
MIS- 10. 5 Is h0y's name.
Nv ~. 2i. 20. - ia land and water an
imaL
MyiS. "a. rs. s.g.s ia dairy proioct
MI. 81. "a. a.. NJ. "a L. . message.
Nv nc. n. 4. i6i sA part % speech.
NJ whole Il motto many adopt
Linn
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Mr.. john I. Arnold. Proviicucr. X {.
says Kiinsy.wort IA. done more Tor
me than al the dDct0riog ] ever an
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Hoo. n u Thomas. Treasurer isno'-
SEQ, County. says h. used Bruvnf Nif'f
Jariiia for .srioa. kidnsy disease, sccom
pasisd II. d. Usually ne csssl With coo
.tipailon lifrsiOf,i the klfnTys 10 thsii
uaiura condition. gave healthy seton :,
,he liver. removed al symptoms Of bilious
ns.s. and. a. MI. friends say. made him
look tsn years yoangsr. Tie BfoNn
Sarsapsfllis for al forms ~ kidnsy, blood
liver OF nsryoas diseases. kEeUbodj
sells H.
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rUKS nONE AErER Coon WiNftk
WuKE
SouTu BErurf. April 2, i-s5
The Chase Brothers, the graf lumber
contractors OF South Bethel, have ju.t re-
turned from frYeburg Academy Grant.
more COMMONLY known In Bcihc! and VI
entity a. The Bogg, where they have been
doing big thiug landing spruce lomoer
on the Androscoggiu. and selling supplies
% The surrounding citlren. sis small pro-
NJ The senior msmDcr ~ tic nfm. D. q
Chase. d. Intending - take onc 90 iso
thousand cords OF poplar - cut and peel
the coming season. The Chase Brothers
are cutsrprising Young men. With good
degree % push % them. and they are
bouud q maze their mark In NE. Those
that have lumber 10 D., vii DO well 10 sc
them b,fOr, letllug The 100. SIS
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" Rorcu ON PAIN PoRoUssp PLAsrxE,
siren thenins. Improved, the best Cor bach
schs, pains In chest or side. rheumatism. nea.
raisiA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

OBJECTION q. made n New Iork 10 ne
dro-ulng % stray dogs. fof fear That -
mtuy sunken bafks may obsifuct nasisa'
ton
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Mrs. Warren Ward has rented her res
ldsnce on High Street N Mr.. Mute. She
will at once remove 10 her new residence
ON Academy Street -Lsielsf0a Journal.
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Pnxrry woxsS,

"ROU0H ON TOOrHACHE
Instant relief for >euralxis. ToothAche. fsce
al he Asa for Roagh on foothacbe- IS and
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Who has not b-en able ~ attend 10 Oh
hu.inss. for years. was interviewed ~ %
reporter yesterday. and says for y-af.
a.. troabisd with Brght's Disease oi IN
kidneys Tho doctors ssea gave me ~
Through an Esstsrn friend | obtained
hottie Of Salphar Blttsrs. took i've BOT
ties and am nov almost veil Keith SELL
them. -Nla fflarisco Call.
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- Recon ON Ircu "

Hacking. lrritstins Coughs, Colds, ~ Throat
cured ~ though on Coughs" froehes, lse.
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

fCommunications cor TITS Department should
= b. sent Ne editor. ". a. kAsrsAs. ksst Sum
ner. Ne
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L.ilss .he .oald retain ire.hne.. and VI