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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

To succeed with cuttings. some judg'
mept Il required In choosing proper stems.
old wood will grow n taken Al the right
time. which IL when new leaves are just
forming on 10; they will take longer 10
grow than young green shoots, but will
eventually maze nice plants. IL Is well 10
know this In case OF large plant getting
broken. Take he slip from the lower part
OF the plant, as near the root a. you can
choose one. when slips break OF short
aud crisp they are sure 90 root. although
this rule will no, hold good for wooded
plants, such ss roses. srsless. etc. Set
The cuttings before they wilt; ifyOu have
10 carry them any distance, sprinkle them
with water ss soon ss taken from the bush
and wrap up tlghtly.n paper, putting an
extra dry piece OF outside. tying u tightly.
You can carry slips three days 10 this way,
not opening the parcel until you are ready
10 set them out At once. Take any ordin-
dish. either esrthsn-ware OF tin, sboos an
inch and . half dep. nll with silver sand.
adding water sufficient 10 completely sat
arste the sand, bot the water must NOT
stand on the top OF H. BE sure " doss
not get dry. Place the slips in the sssd
almost up 20 the second sye-if the eye
touches the sides or bottom OF The Dish
they will root quicker; keep the dish 10
the SUI, even n you have TO move ~ nom
spot 10 spot 10 nom i've 10 eight days
the roots will have appeared or VII be
ready 10 do so. when you can pot the slips.
using ope-half good garden soil and one
half sand. setting In . shady, cool place
for three days, and gradually bringing
Into warmth and light
Aunt AppE.
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u.-niniicaI AcRosuc.

u.-niutiC.L AcRosrtC.
4. Ayouug man who vas hated Tor bis
wid0m and goodness.
2 young man who was Allied BY an
accidsut. and restored tO iife.
g Atrge and fsiihfal daughier.in.law.
4 woman Who wisely Instructed her
little hoy.
s. A prophecies.
G one OF The patriarchs.
:. woman Who prophesled concern
ing Jesus.
: very cruel and wicked ruler.
The initials form the name % = prophet
Who was prosecuted for Righteousness sake.
LUCY AINES.
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DECORATIONS AND souvESIEs -Dftseh
the notice from your bottl. of hlfsf VI
l0,- Dol. and mall pr directions on each
bottle. and thus sfcurc an assortment oi
our elegant decorative Advertisements.
Souvenirs, etc. NY ID SYuUF Co
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

In a neighboring town where revival
meeting. were held, S-ede attended
one evening and was asked Il he did no,
van, to work for the Lord lie politely
declined with the statement, me 20, .
yob now cutiin' ice"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

TN from the meadows. ricl snh cNrn,
the farmer slns ID hubhlfsi home
The rheumatism caused his fflrif
Nut quickly aii b. Eef relief,
with trrat American .reCldf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

V.-CrEtAu NM.
Arlfiug task
%; you I ask
40 oigiug Zoe CurtAii.
Aud that will leave
A. youii perceive,
Al insect Ike scale.
N-pECArfrsrioN nLANEs.
I. The geb,lemsn from the East won
hir Ellsns - heart
2 Just bsforv the hrs, ray % The morn
log twilight 10 s. time 90 hear The -
bird.
g. Robert has bis pockets allied with -,
and YET - The orchard fof spplcs
4 The soldier compelled the wreichet
% leave the -.
TIE high~symsn ga not hesitate %
upon the lasi -- gold ths miner pos.
sss.cd ENE IN -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Allow myself - suffer again what have
-uf frd for The last year That vile diseasT,
DysIFpsls. gave me no c0nfoft coald
uot at nor ruIIY anything The doctor'
smountsd h uDthing. nothing .c-fn-i 81
rslisvr mo until u.ed . bottle Of salphul
Buffers Pour bottl-. msie me- vii -
JasspA Rrfehsiisr. hIssr ~ >rA00ssr q
A. I1kfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

More people. adalt. aud children, are
troubled With costiveness than With any
other ailmcnt DR.. Henry BAKERS Man
drake Bltters will cure costiscness aud
prevent the diseases which result from u
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scorr's EMULSION 40 PURE

con LiyER Ou. WIN nYFoFuo- FHITu,
~ Tubsrcaiar Trosb'ss ~ ca LaHgf.
DrA - Johnson. C,du X p.d- i4ws
saysi Il have ussd Scott. Emal.ion In
Tubsrrular troubles, with Satisfaction both
% patients and myself
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DoNN ON CONCORD.

MARX rwAfNs SARCASTIC iErTER.
rur rrt - fnr garAr oouuoSwEatrH
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N..,a.. n.hiIi,.,.a n.n.

With any thoasani skating Kinks 10 her
midst thi. country may be- sali o be rap
IDLY settling - hard pan.
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"Eaglisn dsm-es ar l.srning o. fncr. '
Qait- natural. with The Eugl govern
msnt issrnlng o. hedge
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usfs ne
L-rnoSxrfc cnARsDE
he Frsf.
A lady queen Of Eoglish stock.
Rsnovued 10 the present day
For nothing that she Was or did
Bat the style Of her array"
TIE Sscoad.
A proneun used too much. wen,
OR very apt 10 bel
A simple, single word u II.
but neither you nor me.
ne Thiri.
The dearest friend. companion still
Through all the weary strife,
Who may the dullest hours inspire
Aud thus ny ,rAols thy life.
wAtprs,R.
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HE STOOD No SHOW.


Ga Western train q number OF passen.
gers sought 70 while Away the tediou.
hours with q game Of poker. The game
ran along for several hours, q man drop
ping oct occasionally and another taxing
his place. but two Of The players st9sk 10
their posts from hrst 10 hast There seemed
10 be rivalry between them and. In q nea-
sure negleeting the other. Finally the
other players retired and watched the
com0atsnts. The states became larger
and larger, and the work keener and
keener.
The well-dressed, SLOUGH hsttei. militia
~ booking man Was all composure; the
one with toe big sOmbrero. belt and fierce
m0ostAche seemed nervous. lie WAS los.
ibg. The "pots" that be won we're quite
snail those that be Lost ran into the han.
dreds.
Stranger" he said. naslly. "Im goln'
10 qait while I've rot . stake left- May
inquire who ye aref-
"Csrtsinly.- replied the other. "A am
Col -, Of the regular army
An army officer an me q plxyin' poker
with you Whist an internal fool I've been
I'm . professional myself-they call me
Poker jim, an I've cleaned out many
I've got truck with army on.
GERS when l play kyards I want half q
chance 10 win, anyhow. Good day"
"A carter whose vehicle vas stuck In
the mud piled the lAsh ever his mule In
the most vigorous manner, and rnally he
called outi
"Alzsi that should BE- the owner OF
such Q Cheap Beast"
bot you must Remember" replied the
mule, ''that my Fodder consists Of the very
Poorsst Quality"
Noral-chesp Hands turn oct Cheap
work.
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veeetine has restored thousands "
health who h,d been long and paiuiul 'uf'
frs.
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naie $50 ma hsfr btn 4 81 a
thsf phy'ifaas = ~ cav HEAL
fcalsI successfully sin ~ -
- a., ia'''''s Of ha rHYSELE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

How can the weather bar-aa produce
rsiui asks an inqal-itis- -ci~utifc j,aru-
al The usual way Is by predicting fsif
weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

when q womsn misses a chance for con
trailcting her husband 10 l. sure sign that
she l. working bin fOr some ueS dfy
goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

IIou-k -sp.r, No ~ d. noi know ~,
lev rsclp, for cooking brains iou might
Try heaplng Goals Of Gre on bis bead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

DOES a'cohoi warm u.f' asks NeN
ipfk EDITOR n u do-snt in-i go home
howllng foil of II AMI your wife will
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

survlvfl Of the ntte.,. Downs hisf
las outllyed every other cough f'neu)'
simply becsuse u u ne best
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Essry bottle Of Arnlea aud OF Linlmen'
s,ld /. warranted ~ the propfietof- u
give satisfaction 90 money vii De- fcian-
Itt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Children must h. p,li for, says The
old .ss Dai To- QI--n Nict"fis'. case 10 i
The people % Great Britain who pay The
fkptusfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

sls,p 90 pillow shims j. mo- ap' - ~
real. observes philosopaef' 10 wy
e0nr wife catches you a. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Exactly sxprv-sc. The condition ~ thngs
sud- ~ people a. this season The dcprs-
-ivs n, = of warm weather, ani thr veal
coudi lDu ~ the hoty, can ouly be cor
rctsd ~ the Use % rclisnl- tonic All
blood pufIfrf ukc HoOi's Saf.spariiis
Why suf longer when q rrmcfy j. j. 81
ci".s al hsudi rsk. iloods Ssr-spsriila
uDw u will give you untold wealth iu
hralth, strength. snd snsrgy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

A western tornado 4. nothing compared
.ith an. fary Of q modern campaign -pv"ch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

Iii.-E~t0nA
Composed o. "a lrtters.
Ny a.. 2 20. a.. IS l. grain.
Nv So. o.. -. 81. Il % suhmefge.
Ny "a, "a. rs. 90, N, IS, G2, 81 isafela.
tive
Ny 81. 6. 90. n. 3. s. l. 10 secure.
Nv A.. =. 80. i3 IS l. forbearancc.
Nv 10 SO. 81. % 10 -. 81 l. shoal.
nv. s.. IS 81 ts 81 Is dream.
Ny a.. 90. 90 GO. 60 l. - avoid duty.
Myt 5. ~ 50 l. ~ notice.
Nv n. n. 50 =. 50, % Il altitude.
Ny q. GO 90. 81. IS IL f,'stn.
NJ 81. 81. 40. a. ia woman.
NJ a.. Gu. 80. % i . psrt ~ the foot
The whole i . passage nom the Psalms.
FaRNxR JonN.
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v.-woRD SQUARE
I. Ast.cky substance.
2. A beautiful autumu-blOomlug fower
g. Rigid and incorporating.
4. Clearly OF neatly written.
5. Sea eagles.
Dolly ID.
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iuk hOrF OF rHr NATION
Chlldrcn,s slow IN development. pany sem xnv
anu delicate. use Wells Health nens~er"
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xNos THYsxIF, BY reading the sci
enc. of Life" the best medica "ofs ever
pahllshci. for young and miidlcssel men
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aAn IreIdsu, Of hotel NE" Paying the
hill
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q. Rou0u on coHNs 4"

Drop.icAi sSsiiias.. Dizziness. a.
digestion, Headache, ,iesplcrsness cured b
Wells Health Remover"
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Considering the troable that halfbfec'i
an,lr made. there's 20 knowing What Cas
.ds will 80 when she has . foil biO0ici
rebellion on hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

toUects offensive o-iors At once. gOmplefs
cur OF worst chrunic Gases, also uneQualed as
xafgle Tor DtphtheIiA. sore Throat and Foul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-16

You are ailose,l A TaEE rHiAt 30 fufEff utfs
n M. uss 81 Dr Dies tslrurt - Nuitaic Belt
~lth FIecfris -u-psnsury Appliance. fuf tnH
speedy relief AMI ~ rmaufnfll carr 20 Nervous
u.blilty. ln-s II Nltaity and hanho -, ani az
Eiudrr1 truuules. Aisn. iof May % her ~
sas.a gofnplsl. restnra inn a. health. NiEur
nd msnhos-i guarautrr.l ~ risk L. lncufrrtl
tlIu.fratss.i PAN phlat. 9Th fail lnhlrlnatiun.
terms etc mailed fr.e ID addressing Noiiair
H. 10 90. Marshall Mich.
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:, Rough ON Itch cures numors. Eruption.
fing~ortn, letter, ssit rheum. frosted feet, chi
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CoNsrMrIIoN Cnnrn-

.g.. "sish nVos. hoAcuts
and beetles.
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PRETTY WOMEN.

Cures PILES or llsmorrboihs. Itching. Pro.
trndtns. Needing. intsrn al &c other. Internal
and External k~medy In each package. sure
curc, tot. Druggists.
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NnIIIEns

Cures cholera. colic.crsmp.. diArrbuA aches.
psins, sprains. hsssiAcbc. neuraigia, fhsuma
ism. "a, Rough on Pain Piastcfs. lic.
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IL. ', Der s s'.ss, .s sss ~ sss ~.
Of PROBATE Zoe the Cousu of oxford, and q
samed the trust Of AeninIstratrlx Of the estate Of
GEORGE ". Tii0NfsOS, late of fryeea e.
Lac drects, she therefore request all p<fsoas n
debtsd 70 the estate o. said deceased 20 matte IN.
mediate payment. and those Who have any q
Juss ., isoA HATTIE Y. THOMPSON.
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singing. Irritation. Inflammation. ali Kidney
a ~. otn.fy Complaints. cured ~ Bacha.
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immediate payment, sed thpse eho pa'
a.nd- uIerssa " ckhibi the sans - 49,, roN.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-02-12
FIRES AND CASUALTIES

BUILDINGS were wrecked and many
persons injured by an explosion of
natural gas.at Pittsburgh, Friday morn
ing.
AT Morristown, Tenn, the dwelling
of John Sanford caught fire and was
burned to the ground. Two of his chill
dren could not be rescued, and persisted
in the flames.
A CONFEDERATION in Tuscola, Doug
las county, H.. consumed nine build
ings, stores and other property to the
amount Of 100000.
AT st. Paul, Mimi, Alexander Ander-
son, aged 40, and Charles Wiekstrum,
aged as, We're at work in an excavation
ON Burr street, when the bank caved in
and buried both Of them. Anderson
was dead when extracted, and Wick
strum died soon after.
THE north-bound passenger train on
the Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Road
was derailod, near Petersburg, Ill. The
baggage-car took fire and was c0nsum-
cd. Conductor Burrill had his shoulder
dIslocated, and $. II. Danewood, IF
Mantle. H., a passenger, was injured
about the head.
THREE explosions Of natural gas al
most simultaneously Saturday forenoon
ac Pittsburg wrecked three houses,
damaged others, and broke all the
windows in the vicinity. Eighteen per
sons We're wounded, seven of the vic
Tins not being expected to recover,
and one woman is missing. A flying
beer-keg knocked the driver off a pass
ing street-cer, which was hurled from
the track, and the passengers badly
injured Threats are being made to
tear up the pipes of the gas fuel com
pany, and suits for damages will be in
stituted