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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Springfield District.
n Morgan, Bellows Falls, Presiding
Elder.
Barnard and f. Barnard, A G Austin
Bellows Falls, A B TruaX
Bondville' c F Partridge
Bradford and Fairlecc, a J IIough
Brattleboro, | McAm
Brownsville. & II Walter
Cambridgeport & Athens to be supplied
by O r Edwards
EGuilford, to be supplied
Hartland, O W Barrows
Jacksonville and Sadawga, to be sup
piled by re Vail
Landgrove, to be supplied
Ludlow, W ID Malcolm
Mcchanicsyille & Cuttingsvillc, C Tabor
Perkinsvillc, & eathersticld Center,
J s Little
Proctorsvile, II + Forrest
Putncy, to be supplied by a Steele
South Londonderry, w II Wight
South Reading, to be supplied
South Royalton, W II Davenport
South Tunbridgc, to be supplied
Springfield. y l. Cooper
Thetford & n. Thetford. to be suppli-
ed by l. f Reynolds
Union Village Il Norwich, W. a.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06

Ask druggists for Syracuse SaspeHsory Baad-
aye. Patent seifadjustment, perfect support. Send
for seriptive circular. Wells Mfg. Go. Box SOS
syracuse, y. Y.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06
EOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale her residence o,
Church Street, iu the village of So. Loudonder n
consisting of acre OF good land and large no %
and barn. The house Is well calculated for bo m,
Ing house OF 10 divide into tenerner,s to let IL nm
easy, Call on or address,
Mas. HARRIET BuxTt n
So. Londonderry, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06

We are Informed that our Brattlcbo-
70 friends cannot get as many copies of
the SITTER as wanted, and we have
been importuned to place it on sale at
the news rooms. This might be of tenn
porary advantage to us, but after due
consideration we have concluded not to
do so, preferin@, as a general rule, to
furnishing The paper to regular sub.
scribcrs. Our Brattleboro friends can
be Accommodated with subscriptions by
calling on Mr.. A. Pcttcc. Our list in
Brattlcboro now numbers 40. Give us
100
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06

Telegraph omccs at Depot rclrphone, II, Hotel
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head loc line, each insertion
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06
LOCAL SUMMARY.
CD ON"E, EsE 4 CLAFI."
Respectfully,
Mrs. G.. W. Chase,
Mrs. J. W. Mclendy.

Reader do You know that this paper
is ranking second to no journal in the
state in bold and fearless fight against
corruption and the deadly monopolies
that arc crushing the life out of the in
dustrics and enterprises of the state; in
the unmasking of the scOundrels and
lecches that are preying upon the labor
ing housekeeping where they have
not sown? Such is the case: vet we
are just entering upon the fight; just
beginning to take off our coat and to
roll up our sleeves, preparatory to
striking with the sledgc hammer of
truth and drawing the claret at every
stroke. Does this meet with Your APP
proyal? If so and YOU are not now Il
subscriber should you not become one
at once? If you are a subscriber could
you not induce your neighbor to sub
scribe? This would be furnishing us
with the necessary sinews Of war, and
at the same time extending our influ-
ence--spreading the gospel of truth.
Think of it
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-05-06
A CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned hereby return their
grateful thanks for the kindness shown
and assistance rendered during the sick
ness and burial of our father, VIM.
Farnum, and especially to those who
furnished, in profusion, floral tributes.
Mr.. Il Mrs. Herbert Woodward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
AN oLRoMAR0ARINR Muss.

The Connecticut Legislature was in
such q hurry that 10 defeated Its own ends
In passing an oleomsrgArinc bill Unless
IL IL specified In any bill enacted by that
body at what time 10 shall 20 Into eject,
the bill does not become operative until
the nrst OF the next June. A. Its late ses-
sion very stringent bill Was enacted re-
stricting the sale OF oleomargsrine and
other limitations OF butter. This bill did
not specify at what time !. Was 10 take
eject, and In order TO remedy this, another
act was passed providing that the frs,
should become operative on May ist, bat
By inadvertence the second bill did not
provide when itself should become opera.
tive. Bot 10 was signed by the Governor.
and the defect was not discovered. Sew.
erai cases were prosecuted early In May.
and In one Of them the nne imposed WAS
paid. A Hartford grocer, whose case was
brought late In May, had II adjourned IN.
I'll Wednesday OF last week. and when IL
Was brought up on that day his counsel
created quite sensation by asking for the
dismissal OF his client on the ground that
be bad violated no Law, and pointed out
the defect In the supplementary set The
prosecuting attorney admitted TIA. the
Law did not 90 into eject until June ist,
and the grocer Was dismissed. Bot there
are also disagreeable consequences. The
Governor had appointed Ex-senator Ia
tum ~ Dairy Commissioner. and the latter
had entered upon the duties OF al once for
which 10 seems there was no provision OF
law. lie can draw no salary for May, the
Governor viii have TO re-appoint him. and
10 II also probable that he viii have trou-
BILE about the prosecutions he has brought
under the belief that he Vas . public on.
Ger. while In fact he wss only private cit
ireu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
JOHN T. RAYMoND's RARE COIN,

The other nigh, John T. Raymond.
the king Of good fellows aud prince OF
comedians, told a good story ., bis own
expense, which WAS most heartily en-
joyed. A, one time Raymond WAS =
lana,ie on the question Of coin collection.
lie had gradually 90, together pile OF
old coin that fairly made his heart glad.
ye, with every accession to bis stock in
hand came a craving for more, until bis
fancy become . decided ersre. Passing
q brokers' window one day, he CHANGED
to spy among pile OF silver coins sill
YER dollar OF . certain date. Nov that
particular date was . rarity. and . coin
OF that stamp Was valued ct $500. lie
stru,i.d into the shop, and after = few
idle questions inquired earelessly II the
coin was for sale.
at IT," said the proprietor.
"whA, do you want for its' said
Raymond.
"Rour hundred !" says the man As pa.
a. q whistle.
Away went Raymond, bu, he could
find no res,. Tn, coin must be his, but
just then $500 was worth $500 to him.
Next day he went back and Offered one
hundred. The man wouldn't look At Il.
Mex, day he offered two hundred. Man
indifferent. but firm in his refu,al. SO
the ns1, day be added fhy TO his pre-
vious offer. and said;
III you will cell me the coin. now Is
your las, chance and my highest offer.
VIVA, will you do /"
The man consulted lis wife and
agreed TO the transfer. So home vent
The bli,he coin collector, proud Of his pur-
ehs,s and happy As lord; cent bis coin
to the mint and received the following
lettcf;
DEAR SR,-The coin you inolosed, II
geudine, would be worth $500, but ~ IL IL
An altered one. II IL worth no more than
IL face value.
John Raymond read no more. bu. be
weat out into the back yard and kicked
himself unconscious. lie has never add.
I'd 20 his coin collection since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

The Woes WASN'T ALL" There IL
something funny about you and your wife.
Mr.. Crabb," said Q friend. "Now your
voice II 90 high that rs almost feminine,
while your wife speaks 10 . deep gutteral."
Eyes, I know" said Crsbb, dsjectedly,
"but 10 doesu't stop there"
SLOWS thatf"
"Hsr voice being lowest. she thinks shes
entitled 20 the breeches."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
MISSING.

Mo,ber-"why are you 20 late In
getting home tonight, I've been feel.
ing very anxious about you"
Mabel-"0! missed and had TO
stay after school,"
Mother -" Missed What, your
spelling Lesson. you spelled It correctly
when I heard you this morning"
Msbe.-"No, l didn't miss . single
word OF that. ! went above Ssmmis
whits and leh of at the head. too. but
Samsais Was 90 mad that he made up an
awful face at me. Then threw my
book .. bis head. and missed hitting Il.
So ths teacher said It Was . grave mis-.
densaros. and mus, Be- kept after
scbod.N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
No woypER PATSY WAS ABSENT.

Al smaslug sc.b- recently took place
In one Of The primary schools In Bangor.
TIL teacher while rryiswiDg her list az
shs. Mt -. thought Pslsy's non.sppesrsnce
Unnecessarily prolonged. and askrf the
school In a gsnsrsl way Who knew about
what u-.d tis d'liIqasncy. A bush fol-
lowed her iuquIry; no one volunteered To-
formation. and 81. concluded 10 send .
messenger a. dad out the trouble, aud
called on for that purpo.e Que Johnnie,
Who ross v.fy reluctantly aud proceeded Q
step or two. then stopped. turned partly
round In . h-sitsting way. when the teach.
or called TO him sharply
Johnnie. why don't you go along - I
told your
Johnnie. In his iimId. uneer;ain manner
II last spoke up aud said
Please, ms'sm, he can't come, be was
took dead and be Got buried yesterday"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

The LADDLR or FAAK.-"Your pro-
motion Was very rapid. VAS IL not. Cen
sral ,"
"Ye.; I wen, into the war captain
and came out brigsdier general"
"were you at the battle Of Shiloh."
"No. | hadn't gone south At that time.
I was in recruiting service 10 Michigan
until I received my commission as colo.
mel"
"YOu we're At the siege Of vieksburs.
then,"
"No; wen, from Michigan to Ohio.
and assumed command Of q convalescen,
camp"
"wsre you in the Red river expedition
"No. I Was In Washington, on leave
Of absence then. during which time ] Was
made . general"
"for what service we're you promoted"
"Blowed II I know"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
Nou.ptes,.lrut auxes

Ia 10. tom Of RsufOrd. ia the coss'I 0'o'fo'd
fOr The year lso.
THE foli0sinE iist % tAtss, 90 real estate OF
non. Tesldent osnsrs, In the t0sn Of ksmfaff, Tor
the year iss,, In bills committed 20 DAVID u obnes
Collision OF taxes Of sah town. Oa the nfst
dsy OF Mar. i~,. has tssn returned ~ hin W
me a. rVmAlnias unpAii on the toh day OF
March Iss. By his certificate Ofthst date. and nou
remain sopsi. AMI notice 10 nrecy gwen thAt "
into the Treasury Of sail t0sn, within
months IRON the date Of the oomnitmsnt 81 sad
tills, 90 much OF the real estate tsfch n uill 10
su ifsienl 10 pay the amount due therefor. tnclni
nf interval anA charges, will, without farthef no.
tlcs. De sold ~ pablo auction. Al the store
Of q. W. kimbAii IN cali iOsn, On the eh day %
Ncx. ~. 81 tn o'clock A.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
Non.resident Taxes.

In the town Of AIbsny. In The County % oxford.
Tor the year is-j.
The following list % taxes on resl estate OF
non. resl,ieni owners In the town Of ALBANY,
for the wear las. In bills committed 20 Osfcof
Drew, Collector Of said tosn on The xstn
day OF June, lss3, has been retained BY him
10 me n remaining uspsii on the la dsy OF
Nav Isl. by his osrtlncaie OF that date and nov
remains unpaid and notice IL hereby given that u
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury Of sAii town within eighteen
months nom the date OF the commitment Of said
bllls 40 much Of the real estate taxei as viii be
sufieienl % pay the amount dae therefor lnelud-
Ing interest and charges. viii without further
notice be cold al public auction 81 the 1fyAsurefs
once, 10 wit, hls dwelling house 10 SAL Albany,
on the fret MOsdsy 10 nbfuary, ks7. az one
asei.rk m fh4 aftGrnOOus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
Why Il In

That the sale OF Hoods sarssparills
continues 81 such . rapidly Increasing
ratsf IL is
lsts Because 81 the positive curative
value OF Hoods Sarssparilla Itself
~; Becsuse OF the conclusive evidence
OF r,marksole cures Elected by II, unsur-
passed and seldom ,qualled by any other
medlcin.. Send Ia G I. Hood & Co, Low.
ell. Mass for book containing many state
msnts Of Cufes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Ny son. II you would be esteemed by
your seqalntanees. do no, fear 10 make
mistakes In history, biography. geogrs.
ply. or anything else. The more frequent
u you give opportunity TO your friends TO
set you right, the greater the pleasure you
will hem. and the more pleasure you give
them the more highly will they esteem you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

How Is your baeki II IL aches pat on =
HOP Plaster. For Cfick, Stitches, Rheu.
mailsn, Pains In the Side or Hip, Chest
and Lung difficulties or soreness In any
part, nothing equals this porous plaster for
curing pain and strengthening. Fresh Hops
and Burgundy Pitch and Balsams combln.
ej. 2Jc. druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
soiice OF ForecIosure

yxyHEREAs. ALFRED q. HARMON Of Peru,
w 10 the Coaay OF oxford. on I've ienih dsy Of
January. A. u. lisa by NJ. de OF mortgage
Dee 10. Vol. 2)i. r,Ge ooA eonveJef 10 Daniel
Hall. late OF rsfu Ia SAID County. nov deceased,
. certain lot 90 parcel Of iabd, sltsatsd n said
Peru. IN sait Csa,iy Of Oxford, bounded snd de-.
Of the sail D,n.ei Hail In tvo separate pieces OF
last. o,e PIE the same where said Halle farm
balidiars nos stsnt; the other piece beiss Q
both pisces of lard bsiss the sane this day COZ.
veyei 70 ssif Alfred q. Hsmmon By des,i Of sa@e
date Of said mortssge by the saif Daniel Hal. 10
secure the payment Of thlresn certain soses o.
s.h N stxsse have besu broten.f cialts Nre-
ossre of The ssae. sfeDrdisg 10 the statute 10
ssch essss made ssd provided. sAd sivs TILE Do
ice lef that parpess'
Wn. WOoDsUn, Kxseatss
on ths estate Of Dasisi Hsii. lac OF rssu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
Forty cents per Ounce.
Holden & Jones,
South Paris, Me.
Nesseugev's Notice.

OrYcH OF IIIE sHEniFT 90 OtYoKD CoUSfi'
srArEOF MAINE.
OXFORD, s.-Onforf. lane 10. A. ID. isss
rINIIls 10 % give notins. that on the rthdAY %
II June, A. ID. isa. warrant IN Insolvency %.
isssei osl Of the Cosrt of Insolvency f0r sAii
County % Oxfori. sgainst tie estate OF Data
Morse. Ct Osford. 10 sad Cossty. aijsdget 70 ~
an insOlvenf Debtor, on pstiu0n Of sail debiofi
watch petition vss 1led on the 1th day OfJaoe'
a. u. iss, 70 which last namef date Interest %
claims 10 70 be computed That the payment Of an
dsbt< and the delivery and transfer % any prev
srty belonginf 70 saf debtor, % him 90 iof hs
ass. and the delivery and transfer Of any rrola,
~ By him are forbidden by lac; That mec,hs
Of the Creditors Of said DEBTOR. ~ prove thsF
dstts and choose one OF more Assisntss o. -
estate. viii b. held 81 Court Of Insolveoef. " :.
b0idea at Paris, in sad County, 90 ne tlAa.
Of July A. u. iss, AZ nine o'cloek In the fore
noon. a,
Given usder my hand the date nrst sboye ~
ten. JOHN ". CHADB0UkNk, pep0ty snef's
aali County Of Oh ford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

"lIsr features ATE no, regular. ", whi,
an attractive face she has IL IL her
beautiful hair. Oace II was THO, grsyish
aud fading. A few bottles OF Parksr's Hair
Biisam wrought the transformation. IL
will DO As much for anybody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
In,yrALx,rs PAN RrSrl

For house 20 live In. This year have
hsf paid for cottage. with money which
before used Sulphur Bltters In my faml.
". Was paid 20 The doctor and the drug
glst They cured my wife OF femsle Weak
ness. IL. =. SImps0A. Nllem. Nlls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
GRsAr sEysRs

Are a. necessary 10 large cities As streets
and courts Great care IL taken 10 keep
them open. The pores OF your skin. your
Kidneys are bowels are the se,scrs u "a,
BODY. You can cleanse them thoroughly
aud safely with Browns ssrssparilla. All
druggists sell H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
A Card.

lnsls- Il III un~sfrsnird aftssks upsn ruf csls
traisi Rubber Paint, ~ som. pre-, - ar
ss sl In iasf.os h. 0ar.sivrs shoad rurfrft souf
f.iss luprsssons In rrrari o. thls pant
The fsf ths daflnE thr past "a Years us have SOL
nearly Ave thousand asllons a th. ,'cin.,i. 80
aufis We fni inVsfiahlY thai cases eiisd a. cfing
dsfogaiofy b. this palni. uithout fsa1isia .ai
In u.nr Gases oct q Ten. tie baAinEt Ftiffrsi "
uraE xgf raixtTp vrru Rrnstn r,xr. hrr sosr
ofHEa HHaxp Ani a. onrn "ieai AL Oh" a. snYthine
We shalsurs az on@ ~ hfng anY SUBSTANTIAL
sttlsnrs assln.i al. paint All "a NJ oths, reeosn
mruiaflnn o. 4 tlan Il Efel by ihost 80 tsfe
proved H. We couh give scurss - issua,9niais
ffom vel kuosu pfrsous IN ~ aVcf.
We shail snlissVuf a. kesp q rl.pi stsk IN hAni,
.ni Ill ,sni sample carls AL circular. fFvs "a
appioaiion.
S. p. MAXIM & SON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
u.-cuARapE

ti.-CuARApE
NV nrsi oilsn falls IN the sprlog;
Omen Bonded my second has been;
In winter my whole II quite rare.
hut In summer lis frequently seen.
EiE IN u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

W AhIhN NNAN ~
I. Dofic ran every step OF The way 10
school. and was there jasi before The bell
rang.
,. Clara seu,urtd too near the Gre and
wAs quite severely hurned.
j. some people aver that home rule Is
not best fof Ireland
Z. Tom wished % have dinner very
early. that be Nigh, play base ball In The
afternoon.
) Paul .sr, Efps,, large package Of
cauiy.
Fini hldieu The shove words with the
following dsfnluons
I. A bird
p 4 bird
q To turn ssiie
T. Sucugth. force.
9. To come To-. STELLA.
Answers To PvlILss oy L.sT wKsK.
-ShAa-doot. h.ddOek.
-
For m.u mu., work AMI woman mus,
weep,
And The sooner IL. over the sooner 10
slesp.
Aui gooiby % The bar AMI - moanlng'
s. ZERO
EVEN
RELY
ONlN
I-Dlllgsnce. Industry. ani proper lm.
provemsui OF time Are material duties OF
The Young.
5 -Jewshsrp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Two Indians were recently seen In
Washington Territory, wearing single
bsIreled eyeglasses. Aud yet some per-
sons object TO the determination Of the
Indian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
ASsixuee,s sale.

rr,III ssdsrslsnsd. Assignee Of the estate q
DANIEL n LEsRoKE. Of WATERFORD, ls.ol.
vent Debtor. wili cell 81 public auction, o. '.s
prsmlsss, on SATURDAY.. ths i1th DAP Of JAZZ =;
ID. Iss st tsn o'clock In tks forenoon Gil NJ ~
IN tqaiy Of ths SAD panisl ~. Lxefos, a,.,'o,s.
ear waterford CITY. leo esliedJ 70 ~ -
tsis Grist Mil, viih ne prisilsfes Ani sptsr,s ~.
sssoss. and being psrs Of lct sssber.d .. W, W.
ss.s Mi reess, u ossup ed By ssil Lsbsct. AZ
ali Mi. viii ne baiiilsss thereon. bsiss nc
hoaesixai of said Daniel n. Lbsose. ipsSrs
gr..isss are subject 70 norsas 81. 80 ssssl S~s
Tssss yin also b sold los Of seeeusn' as' ~
estate.
bsisi, JAY 10 A p 2; \ y; ssr,our. A.ss.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

II. well enough 70 have loved aud lost,
hat better not 30 have loved al all,
For then you've saved the frishuul cost
90 ice cream, oysters. Rides and ball.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

A FRY goois clerk Who has been rcceiv.
Ing . w-ckly stipend % -. recently sloPsd
with The daughter ~ = minister. Her IA
thsr gill be Obigei u minister N him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

In former times man occasionally fell
smO0g thieves. Nowadays the thieves are
more enterprisiug, they don'i wal, Tor q
nan 10 fall; they knock him down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Important N horse owners See aivsr'
ilsemsni Ia another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

II. highly concentrated eurs,lve power,
makes Ayer's Sarssparlils the bssi and
cheaprst hloOi parider known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

lie amer surveying the company "a
mixei lot Hardly q gentleman In the
ROOM
she (lnpoeeniiy) -"So, one-,ha, I can
...fn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

$4,000. 000 women shouh clasp hands
they coald reach around The giobs. bat
they had batter b q home attending 70
family matters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Those Who manufacture dynamite bomb,
shoali be male 20 swallow them and then
kickfd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Never stop At the church door TO ask
about The music. In choir within.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
M -NrNn.nrp LkrrsKs.
N -ptc,rrr,rioNs.

n -prc,rir.riONs.
l. B,hssd girls name, srd have to
run swifily
2. BshssdA Lineage. aud leave sn atom
5. Bshsad living. AMI leave 20 have lie.
4. Behesd dainty. sni leave waier In .
solid state.
5. Bshs,d .oms,hlng 10 be performed.
and leave 20 Tsiltion.
The removed letter. form the name % =
mau Who was q noted general
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

I-E~i0NA
Composed of Gi letters
Ny l, 5. Is. rs. 2 IL smiths tool.
Ny 3, =, ~, .. ~, IL II part OF
house.
Ny "a. ~. II II tool.
Ny 10. 20. -, Z, ~. 81. - Il not as
slmsd.
Ny 40. c. - Is fear mingled with RIVER.
epce.
Ny 36, &C, co. ~ Is carriage or bearing.
Ny a.. 81. n, IS. 80. &c IL . corJurer.
Ny a., IS. 20, 50. IS IL an apparition.
Ny a., 20, a., p Il obtained At boarding
houses
Ny ~, 80, 90. IS. 50. %. - Is rock.
Ny 30. n. -. -. ca. IS l. 20 be mean.
Nv So. 81. 80. %, 81. ~ l. Ess,srn.
NJ a.. 10. IS. 81. ?. 81 Ia kind OF lace.
Ny -. %, -. 80 means dispatched
My whole ate the words of = deceased
honorcd statesman. Rs,piS0 a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
MANHOOD
How Lost. How Restored /!

Jsst rahlshss,s nes ediuon of Ds. Cstvv
~sII's Celebrated fsssY 90 the radical esTs
of sTIHnArOsnIrs 90 tswinsl Nfstness. 10.
voluntafv Herniaal tsossss. impotsney, hsnisl
riase. etc aiso, CSesunpiioo. tglle9sy sni fn',
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