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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

GArmER Up THE MONEY iha, The work
ing classes have spent for rum during the
last thirty years, and will build FOR ev'
cry working man . house, and lay out TOT
him . garden. aud eloths his sous In
broaicloth and his daughters In silks, and
stand a. his 'front.' door prancing span OF
sorrels or bays, and secure him policy OF
llfe insurance. 80 that the present home
may De well maintained after he IL dead.
The most persistent, most oyerpowering
enemy OF the working classes Is intoxicAi-
ing liquor. IL II the anarchist OF the Gen.
iuries, and mas boycotted and Is now boy
coiiing the body. mind aud soul Of Ameri'
can labor. II isto II sw0rse foe than mo-
nopoly and worse than associated capital.
-Rsr NJ Tdimdgs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
NAY ron SHEEP

Gao sheep be viniercd exclusively upon
hay. writes "a Iowa correspondent Yes,
n 10 l. good hay. Good clover hay will
even fA;ien sheep. Hat Il woalt not AZ
ways be economy 10 feed hay exclusively.
Not ouly will the sheep be benefited BY The
roots, bai they are cheaper than hay. With
al animals. too, varied diet Il best, not
ouly because II furnishes more complete
sapply OF the various elements that The
system ueed.. bat because the appetite OF
an animal ofien Graves variety. N We
were 10 feed ourselves - many animal. are
fcd. We should eat only when We were Ao-
soluisly driven d eat BY excessive hunger.
Any auimal Tires 90 one food, - a greater
OF less extent. and Any animal Will 10 bet
Ter n This feature OF whlm OF nature II ca
tered - - llesfsrH Harnl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
PREE TRADE.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking OF OF revenue stamps from FRO
pretsry Medicines, no doubt has largely
benefited the consumers, ~ well ~ re-
ileying the burden OF home manufacturers.
E.pecisllv IL this the case with Gresas
AHgast FIoesr and BoseAees Ger~a. sr.
up. as the reduction OF thlriy-six cents per
dorsn. has been ADDED 20 increase the size
OF the bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-nfh more medicine in
the Is cent size.
The August FlOWcr for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, and the eeru.ds syrep
for Cough and Lang Troubles, nave, psf
han. ,he largest sale OF any medicines In
the world. The advantage OF Increased
size OF the bottles will be greatly sppreel'
s.ed by the sick and afflicted. In every
town and village In civilized eountries.-
sample bottles for 10 cents remain The
same siEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
ypffow NEAT

The demand IL for yellow meat No
matter bow choice the chicks. or how well
dressed they may BE-. II pale In color. OF.
rather. n not bright yellow, they go In
- the second class. In selecting breeding
stock for neat year, bear tails In mind. aud
while securing sire and shape, be sure that
The birds have yellow legs and skln. Es-
peciAlly should care be taken Ia selecting
the cock. f1r here IL half the f0ek. A
bright yellow leg and beak will insure
yellow shin. abi these desired qlalliies
will hc stamped on The chicks neri year.
Say what We may about the value OF dlf'
fe.eri klnds of poal,ry for the table, so
long A. The market claims = certain type,
- long will 10 pay 20 cultivate those iha,
excel Ia ihls direction. Now II The time
20 select our stock having all these things
10 view
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

wherever Roadway fences
are required by law they should be good
ones. Ia fact, whether the law does OF
does not require that owners OF stock
should fence against animals on the high
way, good fences should be kept up against
stray cattle. Losses that will never b
repaid will more than Offset Interest snd
repairs. especially on q much travelled
road. In by-wsys where there Is little
travel, febees along the roadside may bs
oftsn entirely dispensed with, or line o
fruit trees be Sc, just At the edge OF the
road, and wires either bArbed or plain
fastened 70 ihe,rees As spro,ec,lon against
passing stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
VIM soME rEoPLE ARE rooR

silver .pooos ATE usei 10 sersPs kettles
oofice. tea, perpsr and spices are len 10
stand open And lose their strength, poia'
toes la The cellar grow. AMI The sprouts
ar Dot removed until The potatoes become
worthless hrooms are never hnng ~,
AMI arc very soon spoiled. niec-hsniled
Knives are thrown intO bot water The
n1ar 10 slfted In wastsfal manner, and
The breai.pau .. len vita The dough stick
lng d ~ rags. strings ani papers are
throsn lnio the nrv. bits OF meat. vege'
table,. bread and cold pudiings are thrown
away. when they might be warmei. steamed
and servei A. good A. new. The mistress
Of The honse does no, Pot on her hannels
a. The frst cold snap 10 The fall, then
CONES cold. cough ani come, with doc.
tors bills thrown in. A mistaken idea oi
sconomy oftsn costs more than 70 saves
DffroH Tn1uaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

MOTHER
Dyx.s. nAsxR.


Dear name. oar infan, speech nr, learned 10
frame.
We brsaihe n nov amidst fast falling tears.
for 10, Al morn the silent .agci came
And borc our mother Ia the starry spheres,
And -hsts dead whose tender lifelong care.
80 nilsi Oar live. with pare. unselnsh love.
The soul 80 gentle. yet 80 strong to bear
Has foand AZ last = peaceful rest above.
Coli e her form .hrOudei In deaths long
sleep.
LOessaia the oa.ss''' nArO". novsr a'esea
she Knows "a. not. as o'er her dust Ne weep.
Or n she knows. there IL no outuard siEu.
AMI II Il we'll. the dear. fond. mother heart.
shOult rtst unconscious In her silent breast,
Knowing no pain which of this life Il part,
Nor ausht Of earth 10 mar her perfect rest.
Hot % dear one. nov % the happy Head.
We trust to thee = srifit life IL given,
Wherein AL things of earth are fishtlf resi.
Aad IN q balance cast that's always even.
And thouxh ~e faint AMI fAlter by the wsy.
And through We grOpe la darkness AMI IN
tears.
stumbling full on. ami rising n -e may,
Oar burdens double weighted by our fears
Thon art no, sli. 20 thy srslted sphere
Grief rises not to SEEK its earth. born prey.
Thou dOst behold with spirit eyes tnai. clear,
Asin the broadening light ofone nernsl
day.
And oar brief days ss notes In sunshine hide.
lost In supsrnal brightness seem "a be.
10 As We weeI. the EAtevay opens vide,
And ne are there Al home In Heaven -i'h
thee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
40 pIsoRAcRYuL.

"Apd, mother" continued the upsrgrsd-
uste, '.you should have been 10 Sanders
Theatre to-day"
"Hsnry I" interrupted the old lsdy. .!"how
can you talk 90 20 70 the theatre =
"But, mother, yoa don't understand.
Me-. Cleveland wss there, and. Mn. Cisve-
land, and James Russell Lowell. and. OIL
YER wendell Holmes, and"
There, Hsury, that win do. dost
care 70 bear anything sboat yoaf play.
actors. Thsy are sn immoral ct. The
whole Of thsn. and An sorIy that soa
Of uins should have anything 70 do with
them. what DO yoa suppose yoar dear
fhther woald Say, were he slivs, 70 know
thst his 500 wss spending HE tine Coz
sorting with such psopls, isstssd Of a.
tssding 70 his studissf What's thas yoe
ssyf President Of The Unltsd Btataef %
mach The worss f0r him 4 pretty sxaD-
pie hs u sssting sos The yosng peopls q
Anssicsi ThsFs. doaS say sDoehR vvrd-
rvs 70 patience VIA hsas q sseh de
grnceful eolngs-oo."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

THK KEroKr from the large ciiies l.. that
The OleomArgarlne law has bal "a sumu.
lAiing eject upon the butter market
Good batter sells about I've cents pound
higher than II did year ago, bu, The par
chaser knows what be Il getting. The
farmers AMI the dealers like The law
State SenAior Henry u. Low. OF Orange
COanty. New York. who represents a
heavy dalrying constituency goes 20 New
York once = week - attend 10 business
Affairs. lie was there The other day, aud
said that there viii be strong appeal 10
Congress this winter 10 raise the tar on
Oleomsrgarine, ~ the present tar 10
lnadequAie 10 the p1rpose for whleh u
was Imposed. The butter makers would
like tax that IL prohlblilye Ia amount
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

sum ATTACHMENT TO PoULrHr HousEs.
Nothing IL so distAsteful 10 hens, says
writer on poaliry topics In The Mirror an!
Flru.sr. ~ 20 be kept AL day In closed
pouitry house. They will nghi, quarrel,
ana lsgin 20 pail feathers. kVery poultry
nan knows that II the hens have the PRIV.
Ilsge OF q shed they will leave The poai,ry,
hoase ana take 20 the open shed All
thsy deslre 10 some kind OF shelter iron
the Winds whese the sun's rays can come
in upon them. and where they can scratch
M ths opsn air. Even In stormy weather
they 90 nOt Ike 20 stay In Tbs snoelu
prompt the pouliryman 20 provide place
Tor them OF some Kind. where they can
work under The shelter. Something open 70
The southeast Il best. Cornetslks answer
the purpose admirably, and even ornsh Is
better Than nothing. l, should contain
plenty OF room. with liberal supply o,
caves on the foor. IL few grains OF
corn or wheat bs scattered 10 among we
leave. The hens viii scratch and vork'
tho. wsrdlng OF the cold Win exercise,
.nd whenever Q hen Is busy, and scra'ene'
Indu.,rioasly, the chances are ten 70 one
she Il a good layer also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

la,ure. and treasurer OF the city. posi-
ton be now holds. There vas Lincolf
Harlow. now a clergyman Henry G
Howard, who resides on the old home
stead ess, Of the Academy; A. G. T.
King. Of Paris. and now prominent 10
masonic matters; s. ). Kenney. one oI
the brgh,ss, boy. In school. ba, who's,
promising career was Gu, short by rebel
bullet in III. Shenandoah The war al.
90 Gu, down Leonard A. Caldwell. w.
III. II. Merrill. wm. T.. Milleit, iona.
than Nash. Frank II. Pnu. John l..
Tubb.. William s. Tubb,. Arch ID. Lea.
witt. Colby. 90. and major 10th Rset.,
Pasehal BAuell, Augustus Dsinsl. and
Emore s. Whitman. There va. J. q.
Isa,i,,. lately deceased A. Gsriaer.
Mas. where he had preached for time
Dr.. Albert q. Marshall. Colty. 90,
Charles X. Packard. Afterwards q ply
siei.n; Chu. W. RiehArdsoa. who,
with bis frisnd. John II. True. ao-
prominent merchants. came up Amoag
the hill. from Portland; Luther Stevens
and hi. brother. William Cary. .on' OF
the resident pastor; John i. S~s'ey,
for many years prominent al the bar
and in the polite, Of Maine Roseoe III.
Thompson and bis brother. Lgeien IL,
Tuit.. '65. now lawyers In Boston Har.
ri.on A. Trip. now practising Law at
Bluehill; William ". Ttom., who
married Julia S,ur,evan, and resides on
the old farm DR.. A. T.. Besse. OF Sid
ney: Henry ID. irish Of Backhsld. who
has represented tha, town in the Legs.
la,ure Robert &. Donham. for many
years q journalist ia Boston. With bis
brothers, Eiward s. and josiah c.. both
we'll known IN Hebron to-day; Frank
NJ. Whitman. fo' many years Ia the
Boston Custom House. and Ellsry VII.
lie, my roommate st the Red Lion.
whom. for the frs, time 10 ,-sn,y-sir
years. | bad the pleasure OF meeting Ia
San Francisco three months since.
There were. Al.O. LAURA J. Cats.
whose 500. Ed~ard 4. Blrsll. grldaai-
ed from the Academy 10 1851; Hannah
II. Ca.hman. nov Mrs. Robinson. OF
O,i,asld. whose ,ivaei,y. n well .
ability we shall always remember; Dal.
Gina Bampa.. now wife Of Joseph Hibb';
Ellen Hutchinson. nov wife OF my
AID friend At wa,ervills, Dr.
Henry J. Cushing Of Menimae. Mass. f;
Phsbe G. Merrill. OF Hebron. Who stills
ready fof any good ~oik; Cynthia a.
Perham, nov wife Of Dr.. w. Is Lap.
ham Of Augu.,. Annie Turner. wife OF
Rev. II. H. Marshall. Colby 5s; Almsda
=. Milleu. Hannah J.. Robertson. the
Well. sisters. and lley ID. wooinan,
from Mino,.
These and many others come TO mind
as turn TO boyhOod 'eeae.. Great
question, were discussed and decided At
the weekly meeting. held under the diree-
ton Of, TyrOcinie AdslPhi. and each
.,uden, va. obliged to endure his share
Of the joke, In the column. Of the Hebron
Journal. The mOoalish, walk, yer,
Just 4. delightful then a. nov. ani
sinsepOle vi. jas, As diihsuI; to climb.
The venerable institution Is aboa, to
renew in youth. and that !, may have
another and continued career OF useful.
ness. blessing the entire region roand
.boa, ye, more than in the past. Is the
sincere prayer Of all It's many friend'.-
Hebron Semester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
Catarrh Cured

Catarrh IL q very prevalent disease. win
distressing and ofenslve symptoms heeds
sarsapariila gives ready relief and spssdy
cure, frum the fact 10 acts through the blood,
and thus reaches e,ery part of The system
IL suffered viih esiarrh fiieen ysars. Took
Hoods sarssparIlla and Am not troubled any
with ea,arrh. and my general health IL much
better" T. W. LfLIIs. Postal Csrk Chicago
6 ST. Louis Railroad.
.Isusered with eaiarrh of yearsi kisS
many wonderful cures. inhAiers. ETC.. spsn1-
lngneariy cne hundred dollars without bsnset
I tried Iiood's sArsapariia. and Vas greatly
improved" NJ A. ABBEr. Worcester. Ma
uoods sarsar.rillA IL eharAetsrirsd by
three peculiarities ist. the ecssbtsafse~ q
remedial agents, 81. the proporfsesi 81. NE
proosa q securing the active medi<inAi
qualities. The result Is a msdieine Of unusual
strength, enecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hcods sarsapanlla tones up my .ssfemf
purife. my blood. shArpsns ny Argsass, s.s nss
Register of DEEDS, Lowell. Mass.
"IIoed's sar.ararilla bat. al others, md
10 BaHs street. New York City.
Hoods SarsaparIIIa
eo,t ty AL druggists sii slr for g. nsds
oaiy by G. !. HOOD q Co. Lowell, Ma
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
HOW GLEN COMMITTED SUICIDE

"whlt', the NATTER What's ,h'
matter. my boy sh down. sii down
81, down and qai,, yourself aud then
tell me what's the matter"
That's the way talked to Clem-
.hOr, for Cl.msnes-Albar,is as ,oOh
him by the arm one day when be rushed
Wild eyed and thick 'Peeehsd into my
Office. and seated him on the lounge.
"Doe." he said in = helpless ,oae-.
my profession 1, that Of phy'ieian-
"rm eraTy. can, eollee, my thoughts
and ,h, pain 10 my head drives ms
mad"
81 kno~ it," said. "I,s tod you
/, would b. so many times. You have
. burning ia the ears. black .Pee,re'
aoa,ing before the eyes. and
"Yes, Yes! That. il. Nsrvou.
,wiiehe, Of the muscles Of the face and
numbne., OF the limbs and"
Depression OF mind aud mslaneho
La" wen, oa.
"a disposition to suicide" he almost
shouted. III feel IL almost nece.ary 70
eommi, suicide. Doc, whatll do
How'll | stop 1t, Eh. How'll keep
from blowing ou, my brains, p
"Non.en,e | said angrily. "Doa''
talk to me abou, brains. II you 70 on
the way you're going now you ~on''
have any brains TO blow on, In . lev
days. You'll be in the luna,ie asylum
as brainless as q born IDIOT"
I'll know Il! know H." and Glen
wrung hi, hands wildly and endelvored
to spring from the lounge. eu, | forced
him back into his seat.
"And 80 I am determined to put an
end to my life q, once. Col bles' you
Goodbye f! can't endure this asony
any longer" aud ones more he made an
effort to rise.
"Sit still :" | ,hundered out. no~ al
mos, angry myself. or I'll send Tor the
police. and have You committed to the
Charities and Corrections. to be examin.
ed a. q lansiic. Nov. do yos really
want to be cured Of this attack OF tee'
zseweezses you've 20, ?
"Yes," he said. little more calmly,
fading he had . superior power to eoa'
tend with.
"very we'll. then. give ap .ll book
work. Lay aside pens, inh and paper,
70 into the country, fish. walk into the
woods, feed the chickens, do anything
bu, don', read anything bu, trash foI
two mon,h.. and. above ell. don't think
OF anything scientific until next winter
wi,hoa, my permission"
"But what's TO become OF my papeI
on "The Origin OF the MessiheHum ?
I'm to read !, before the Fe Fl Fo Fun
Society on the 18th Of next month. you
know. and |, isn't half done yet"
"Confoand your msea,heriums!' y
exclaimed. angrily. III you want L
barter Jour life. or what you have left o.
your senses, for . megs,hsrium, VII,
take your mega,hsriams and do IL, bu'
don, come bo,hering me sbou, you
symptoms. tell you that you mus
have . complete mental and physiea
diversion or you'll be a.lunaiic or . dsst
man In . month"
"And drop my book on The pasrilii!
Of Prehistoric Power" said Glen
mournfally.
"Drop every book, written and un
writ,sn. and write not lias bat sn oc
cssionsl letter until ! tell you that yo'
may"
The poor fellow buried HE face In hi
hands and sat the picture OF despair. bu
Ikcs. I vss right. Glen bad ssadu
atsd from college With high hoaos an
gone to the bar with high hopes. whs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

CARROTS ron TIoRsKs best OF roots
for the horse In winter is the carrot.
Euough should be provided TO give two or
three messes per week, though where tney
are plenty still better plan is 70 feed
some every day with oats or other gain,
the ration OF which may be proportionate-
ly diminished. To buy them they are gen.
orally ss dear As oats, bat may be grown
for much less cost. Q good crop OF carrots
yielding 200 70 COO or 500 bushels per acre
-sccording a. the small or large varieties
are groun.-Amsricdn Calfiraf0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

one afternoon while . tightrope walker
Was going through bis performance .
boy abou, twelve years old turned 70 IN
scqaslntsnce OF the same age and re-
marked
tha,t"
eyes, I DO" sally replied Tom. bat
my folks make ne 90 TO school. and they
are determined that shant never DC
ANYBODY"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

-rmE mas PROVED IL. w." At.oods
Medicine % be ell that IL cislmed for IL.
A safe, relisble remedy for Dyspepsi., De-
ranged Liver. Impare Blood. siek Head
ache and Constipation. A trial vii eon'
vince YOU OF IT, merits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

MopERS IxrEovpfKsrs. Among The
many articles put forth In the interest OF
hoa..k ke.per-. nothing has become more
popular than JAMES PYLE'S PEARLisE.
Plye years ago IL wA scarcely known /;
sluce then IL has found is way 10 Oil parts
OF the country. Its utility u aeknowie,sed
by all who try II, and unlike most OF tne
lasor.saving compounds, experience mas
proved Pesrllne 20 be perfectly harmless
10 the most delicate fabries, and We feei
sure ,h,, no one gill be without u ansr .
fair trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

Rnok,S OLAs-Shoali be replaced oy
,.x Iire,s In house. barn and all The out
balldings, before winter sets In. ~ rs, as
ionlshinx what an amount OF cold viii will
come into . building through . singie
BROKEN pane In days when The winos DO.
and ths mercury gets down among me
sm.li srur,s. Ills always In order, too,
20 es,tsn Avn the loose cracks In The board.
Ing OF The stables ssd sheds: A few cents
worm OF common lsths win save dollars.
vorth Of fuel In the shape or bay ana
rrs,u. daring the six months OF New
fnsIsnt winter. and there n no excuse
for nsrlsctIpg their uss n nothing os''sf
can BE- had
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

Mr. Parton aysi III Andrew Jackson
heard a lamb bleat In the night, be would
get up and see ,o IT," Oh. well, We know
4 man, righ, here In this village, who u 90
tender. hearted that II he hears Kitten.
even sn infrm OLD kitten, new In The night
he will get up aud look ansr Twin .
shot. gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

-ror the nine months from the frs. OF
December last, the entire cost OF collecting
the cream and manufacturing and selling
the butter st the Poland, Ne, Creamery,
was three and one-ha,f cents per pound,
with reserve fnnd OF s2to 90 len for fu'
ture needs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
A nrxrnn,.. HInN.

We afs Informed ths, the propristors,
Mss.rs. A. l.. Ofdusy & ca, recently sent
three doren Ol their reliable medicine.
sulphur Blt,srs, 90 the Catholic Home for
the Agei, which Il highly sppreeistsd oy
the directors ani inmstes. AS ye sov'
so shall ye reap. ."-Eiifor Catholic UaloH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

"Yoa can't aid dlrsrsu, things toge,h.
er." said q school teacher. "if you add
sheep and COW together II does not make
two sheep or two cows.
A little boy. the son OF q miikmsn' held
up bis hand and said That may do Win
sheep aud cows, bat II you add quart OF
water To q quart OF milk II makes two
quarts OF milk. I've seen u iried."-iAnd'
North imsrtcdH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

Aman 81, dlscon solately on . doorstep
ON Lafayette Street the other night, when
a pssser.by said "IIullo. whats The mat.
teri out on q striker" "So," answered
the dl.cousolsts man. suffering from .
iorkout that's all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

Ca nliiy Gamp. vhiie oa iArk.
Wa in q guiter lAi1
Near by. a suine. with visage dAfk,
lis humble Couch hai made.
l.ons oas rssse.i ~. snd Nth a grcsn
This peaoefal paif espici.
lie Elancssi. knd 9Th 4 suismu tone
This duty fotth ts slxhe,i
los ntiy tnAfcts.ii Zach cain AMI free
VIA tsaxf breathing sleeps.
Al saCt % knou, yOa heel tut ses
What CumIany he keeps.-
he msn slert o.. his aiiily brain
90 sonsr thought nsret,
hlt stlll the slur pCs-iuos-i . pain-
INA mCa uuT tF Am lGIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

commsnting on Kate Fields ssie.tion
tia, prohibition has male snesks and
hypocritss oul cf handreds OF people here.
tofore honest aud Straightforward. bur'
detts says 1T IL terrible. IL proves
that prohibition IL great evil. Nov, II
Kate will only look around she may aseer-
tain that free whistey has . tendency 70
reclaim hypocrites and sneaks and maks
honest men OF them. There 10 nothing
like unlimited grog for elevating men.
That can be proved By the men who have
tried n"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

SINK DRAINS should not be allowed 10
get choked AZ this season. and require al
tsnilon after the ground freezes. Net
little sickness has been caused by the
drainage from the sink drain soaking Into
the earth near the house, or into the cellar
Itself, curing the season OF frost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
n GA r. %.

ro.ii vho Ars ssrsrins from shs errors ana
inilscrctions % yolih. nervous veahhe~e e~1
dsoay. lossoi manhood. A.. VII SOD sfeeips
thai vii cure yoa. .rREE or ciflHaE Thstres'
r,meiy vas dlso0vcr,i ~ = missionary In s'un
America. seni q scifaidr-ssei snvelops 70 NE
nrv. io.ryu T. fSnAs, sIafss. .. No. Tee cs'y.
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Yoop ron coSsuuruyEs.

.ScoHs Emuisi1n Of Cod Liesr Og vsiA
HvpopAospAlies, isa most wonderful food.
IL not only gives strength and Increases
the fesh but heals the irritation OF the
,hroa, and lungs. Palatable - milk and
I'm All wasting diseases. both for adults and
children, 10 is . marvellous food and medi'
rlnA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

A correspondent wants - know Why
those spike. wers placed 10 the Goddess OF
Llberiy's head. We supposed everybody
knew why they were there. IL 10 10 pre-
vent any other couuiry from getting over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

"Bat how can NJ. Brown Be ninety
yssn old, You say be Vas born here
and also tell me that the place Was Get.
tied only 6fty yesu ago" "Ah my
dear cir. you do not recollect that the
town h extremely healthy. A man
grows old remarkably fast 10 this glo.
fious climate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

A cable despatch stated tha, Mr.. Glad.
stone, while fslllng tree. routed nest OF
vasps aud "hls face was terribly swollen
from the elects OF the insect' bites.
A wasp that bites. when II carries lsve-
lin In It's rear. does not understand iu
business. our American wnps do not
bite. They know . game worth two OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

TO make . prons In daiuins Try pat.
ala, tvo cows In one skin; that 10, maze
ths feed ana care bestowed on one 90"
produce a. much ~ you now sss non wv