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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

WORKED ~ A BARRIER SnoP.-The the.
orr tha, the human system can be fortified
against any particular poison by secus'
toming . person TO It's use, beginning with
small doses aud gradually Increasing them.
Was illustrated 10 o somewhat peculiar
manner In Q Western hotel the other day.
Gas WAS found % be escaping In one OF the
rooms, and IL was copJectured that q guest
hsd blown out the light Instead OF turning
II OF The door OF the room Was forced
and man sprang from the bed demanding
what Was the matter.
"IIew is 10 you ain't sufoestedf" asked
the astonished clerk. "Dld you blow out
the gas last nishti"
81 did"
"And are you alive and apparently unip'
Jaredi"
"whs, would iujare msi'
THE gas"
"IIamph :" (contem ptuSrsiy) "0as! Why
I'm bootblack In o shop where there ara
seven BARRIERS working al the time, and
my natural atmosphere IL gas"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
MONKEYS AT BREAKFAST.

An English gentleman who lived IN
India during his early life tells an anus
ing s,ory Of some prsnks played BY mon.
keys. They were almost a. tame ana
playful a. kittens about bis home. and
says there were . great number OF them
He says:
81 was married In India, and engaged
for our home . house fourteen miles OF
90 from any other hsbiiaiion OF white
men. On the morning Of our arrival my
wife vent to change her travelling dress
While the servants laid breakfa', on the
veranda overlooking the river AZ the
elsuer Of the plates there began to come
down from the big trees that o,erhAd-
owed the house. and up from the trees
tina, grew In the rs,ine behind IL, aud
from the house roof itself. from every
where. . multitude Of solemn monkeys
They came up ,ingly. in couples, and IN
families. and took their places without
noise or fu. on the ,ersnda. AID sat
there like an audience waiting for an en-
,sr,sinment TO commence. And ~hea
everything Was ready. the breakfast all
laid, the monkeys all seated. ! went 10 to
call my wife. =,
Breakf.., Is ready and they are oil
waiting" said l.
"who are waiting ;" she asked in dis
may, 81 though, We were going TO be
alone. and | vas jus, coming on, IN my
dressing gown"
"Never mind" l said. 1.-The people
.bou, here are no, very fAshionAbly'
dressed themselves. They wear pretty
much the same things all the year
round"
And so my wife came out. Imagine.
then, her a,,oni.hmen,. In the middle
Of the verAnda stood our breakfast table
and ell tho rest Of the space. as well q.
the ratings and the steps were covered
with an immense company Of monkeys
a. grave |. possible. aud =. mo,ionle''
and silent as II they were stuffed. Onl,
their eyes kept blinking aud tue" awe
round ears KEEP, t-i,ehins LAUGHING
heartily, a, which the monkeys onl!
looked all the gra,,r. my ~ife "a, down
"wnl they ca, anything ? 'sif'he
Try ihsm." said.
SO she picked up bi'eui, and threw
/, among the company. Three handret
monkey, Jumped upin the Air like one, .nf
jus, Tor one ins,an, there vas not 'ha
dsfsd description. The ner, instant s'
cry monkey va. sitting in is place a
solemn and serious as II u had he's
moved. Only their eyes winksd an'
their ears ,vi,ehsd. My wife thre'
them another biscuit, and again the rot
and then another and another. hut
length We had given away all that "
had to give. and stood up To 20, Id
monkey. ., once rose-every monkey Q
the veranda-and. advancing grAvsly
the steps. walked down them IN 'o'sm
procession. old and young together en-
dispersed for the days occupation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Cmrr Arthur. Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, in . recent ad.
dress TO members OF that organization,
made some interesting statements in re-
gard TO the prosre" aud work Of the
Brotherhood. The whole tendency Of
the organization has been to give th'
railroads Efficient engineers. This fact
has been recognized. and the railroad
managers Of the country are favorably
disposed toward the order. An especial
object has been the prevention OF drunk
enness, and % successful has the effort
in this direction been. that the iniemper.
snce once common among engineers has
slmos, entirely disappeared. The order
si presen, includes the engineers on near
ly all the large railroads Of the country.
Chief Arthur does not believe in strikes,
a. may Be seen from the attitude Of the
order during the labor troubles Of this
ysas. Seven imrsniing strikes have
been settled by conference. and not .
angle sinks has been ordered By the
Brotherhood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
WHAT is DYSPEPSIA?

Among tho many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia or indigestion
tho most prominent are: Va
riablo appetite: faint. gnawing
feeling ut pit OF tho stomach.
with unsatisaed craving for
food: heartburn. feeling OF
weight and wind In tho stom-
ach. bad breath, bad tasto In
the mouth. low spirits, general
prostration, headache. and
constipation. There isno form
ofdlseaso moro prevalent than
Dyspepsia. and mono so pecul-
lar to tho high-llvlng and rap
id-eatIng American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
Dyspepsia: also. bad air. rapid
eating. etc. BURD0cK BLOOD
BlTTERS will euro the worst
case. by regulating the bowels
and tonlng up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A husband Who bad been out shooung'
but had not been successful, rather than
return emp,J-hsndci stepped Into shop
and purchased hare.
There. my daeky." he said TO bis vile
on re,chipg hons. ''yoa see ! an not so
awkward With the gun after all"
lie, the see 80
"Isnt be Zoe fellow
my dear said his wife. as she carried
The hare 10 her nostrils, and pat IL down
with Q grimsee. "You were quite right IN
tilling him today tomorrow IL would
have been loo lata"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Tuosr CmIs.-The eook.',ove At our
house, said Major fenwiek. has been act
ing bad ever since the freeze. and ] va.
ordered to 20 to George Dsco'ts'' and
have q load OF wood spli, up hne and
sen, up. Well. you know. the night we
attended the lodge meeting, thI, vas the
day. I forgo, all about It. and when
came home to supper the madame asked
me abou, the chips and 'plinisrs and
owned up ,ha, business drove !, on, Of
my head, but a. I would see DsCo,,e'
,ha, night. would give the order. and 4,
would be sent up in the morning. You
know we were detained ., the lodge to
late hour. =,
Mex, morning at brsakfa,, the mad
ame told me !. Was 4" hardly worth
while worrying over the wood" In ny
sleep, and begged me emo, to trouble
about H."
"In my sleep" I said, why. what
did I say in my sleep"
more than once In your dreams last
night" said she. "you cried out. here,
give me another dollars worth Of chips
-FIorida Puper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

OxFOED. sst-At a Court % PROBATE esli al
Parts. uiihin snd fof he CoaltT ofOxford On
TIE thIrd TussiAY % Art. A. ID. ~.
90 TIE pstilloa oi EDWA AID 4 WAlktk, Ad-
n stra t1r % lhs sstsls ~ Millsm III. hnes lAnf
lals q .seasn. a ssid Coanly, deesAsei, prsI
laE fof lcsass o. sci Anf eyoNsy certain real -.
tats falls describs.i In "a pstltoa on hs 10 ne
frutats Oftre. a. pabllr 90 private sale 70 pst
.lsbts snt sxpsusss % sdministrsii0n.
OHuIkEp, nat the salt fetitioner ave uotles
% ell Esrsoas intsrvstst By easing an abstfsct OF
- rslIIon sltn thls order thefeon 20 D. Pabish
"a thrss .esks ssecsssivsly ta ths Okfoft Dene-
erat printed 81 Paris, that thsy msy sptsH al
I.robsts Coart % b held 81 Paris. IN sad Coan-
~ 81 ths thrd Tssstsy ot Nay beat. ~ so,eloek
q ths forenoon Anf she's casss tfany thsJ have,
~ ths sans should Dot b grated.
sEO. A. WILSON. Ju1ge.
A rusropv-aftest N. q. DAVIS. Rexister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
A BABY SAvED.

Since birth my baby had running sors
oil over his head. and the doctoss said
that he must die. for they could Dot hesl
them. used everything ! ever heard
of, bat Il was no good. lie got 20 bad
that be would not nurse. Ny husbands
sister told me TO try Sulphur Blttsrs, -
she had great faith 10 them. I used .
bottle and the sores commenced TO heal.
After using two bottles more. the sores
al healed and considered my baby saved
- Mother, Concord, ". H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
Tuk Roor or rHE Evil

To thoroughly cure serofals l, Is neces.
sary To strike directly 81 the root OF The
evil. This IL exactly what Hoods Sara
psrilla does. by acting upon the blood.
thoroughly cleansing it OF all Impurities.
and leaving not even Q faint OF scrofula In
the vital faid. Thousands who have been
cured OF scrofals by Hoods Sarsaps rills.
testify 10 its wonderful blood. purifying
qualities. Sold by oil druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A country minister Who. In addition 70
his clerical dulles, followed the profession
OF . photographer. was called upon 70
perform the msrrisge ceremony. wow
thea, young man" be said to The groom,
Who was nervous and excited, A. All
grooms oush, 10 be. "jus, keep Jour eye
on that or,eh In the wall. and try and iool
plsssaut"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
In,yx had cAr.RRn

For years In its wors, form. Before
had used one bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
dropping. Into my throat bad eesssd. pain
and Soreness In my head was removed. %
well u deafness. II gives me Immediate
relief for Cold 10 the IItsd. Mrs. J. ID
H,alHDoHS. Unlou, New Yofk.-friee, 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
FREDERICK n. FRYE.


rI'HE usdsr.isaed. having besa appointed By
oxford. on The thrd TUESDAY Of April. A. ID. led.
Comm ssion acre 20 receive and exAmins The elaine
Of erediiers sgsintth The estais of Osear Charles.
late OF Lowell. u said County, DECEASED fepss-
mesihs are allowed 70 sad srsdiiors u v.ieA 70
present and prove their clslms AMI that thsy vii
b In sessisa % the Law Oftoe % = q. Waiksf,
% saturday. October iesb. nsrt, ~ eleven O'Clock
IN the forenooa.
Dated hs ssh DAY Of April. A. ID. iss.
JAZZ JAZZ = a frxssisorox. co.mi'ssssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Ihsve sold during the pas, year about
two gross OF your preparation. Athiopho.
ros, and II gives great satisfaction Tor
Rheumatism. Many OF my customers say
,hs, they will always keep IL against . time
Of need.-H. A. Powers, druggist. Wilton
New Hampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

"why should give you money re-
Piled q ei,irsn Of siblsy Street who was
'..uuek" by a stranger for a quarter the
other morning a. be left the house.
For my integrity. .ir.
81 don't know anything about 1t.
Hut I'll tell you. Las, night mat
came to me aud suggested ,hA, We break
into your house"
"Ohw
"Hc had |, all planned jus, how w
were to get in."
Indeed"
~ ". to ,srrOrire you with pistol
while he robbed the house
"Bu, you didn', come
mo, sir I sat righ, down and talked
10 him Of the evil Of bis ways until h
went off TO bed"
"Thank,. Here-take this. IL u
Jus, double the sum you would have
found in the house las, night. Good
bye. sir; and you must remember thai
virtue is always doubly rewarded -,
And be held on, dime poor old
b. tered ten cen, piece. and passed on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

what IL more dlssgreeable 20 . lady
than 20 know that her hair has not only
los, its color, but IL full OF dandrufi Yet
.ueh was the case with mine until used
P.rker's Hair Balsam. Ny hair IL now
black aud perfectly clean and glossy. Mrs.
A. sueensy Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
SALE =!
A FINE COUNTRY SEAT,
sotice OF Foreclosure.

ylyuEREAs. BENJAMIN E.simsa of frysbars. In
w OIi0rd County. Nsis q Msias. by III. deed q
mortgsge, dated MAY 18Th. lso. recorded in OIf0ri
western District hsrstry q Deeds. Book 81. fsgs
~, coureye % ne. the subscriber. esrts trsd u
lad situated In said fryebarg. In bod - The oil
sseo River, and bounded northsfly and southsry By
sai saoo Ilvtf, westerly BY land u the late samuel
nbbstf.. and essisrly BY i.ni occupied BY Marshall
WNksr. sod being pat 81 Intervals % Sumbsr ~,
Original night 81 Joseph fye. and containinf twenty
sere. nors o. less and IN sad deed DID covensni ssf
agrse With The subscriber that the night q rrfeeming
sad premises shoald b brewer 0rscio-ei IN one yesr
Bstt ansr commfncement % oreelosare prrsedlngs
mortgages % real estate ADD whereas. The coalition
In ssid mortgage IA broken. The Subscriber eAlms .
br.eosars scoortng - the stsists In such case made
and provided.
fysburg. April 10. lisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Send us from every town and village,
hamlet and school district, mountain top
and valley dell, poems-sad. sweet, dreamy
poems on "spriug" Write only on one
side OF the paper. II you please We Want
the other siis Of the sheet To write edito
rails on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A MrssoNER.-A young man with
half.elosed eyes, round shoulder. and a
general appearance Of lassitude. entered
the business Office Of local paper one
day last week and leaned on the counter
He looked 20 perfectly conienisd that the
clerk paid no attention to him for about
FIVE minutes. The youth made no At.
tempt to attract his attention, and the
clerk glanced up at the clock, thinking
that the visitor probably intended to wait
until the paper came out. Finally he
became nervous. and asked the visitor II
be could do anything for him.
Shave you got any answers for my
ADVERTISEMENT" he dsvled.
"How were they to Be addressed ?
asked the clerk.
"It Vas signed Energy,'" answered
the youth.
The clerk nearly tainted with surprise.
-Ncedrk Call.
"A pupil that never fears the lash-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
crEs ron I'IsrLEs.

Nv face for the last few years Was COW
cred with plmplss 50 bad. that ! used 70
be ashamed 20 40 anywhere. took two
bottle. OF Sulphur Bl,ters and the plmples
disappeared. use them every spring -
q a Doe. Pull Rirsr, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
F. 0. ELECTS Clothing Store


OXTOgD 90 Al Coarf q frotsis hsii Al
Psris sithla snd for ths CoantI 81 okfofd
% the third TasstaV ~ APP. A. d. is-t.
On ne psfifIoa % EnN AID G. NALhhks Al.
mInistratnr q ths estate % Cslsu knis1t late %
sw~isn. 10 sd CouafY, tcosassd, pfsfiaE ~
irenss o. ell Anf CluFsy CrrtNIu reAl estate fui
IN Assrribsd IN NJ petiioa o. az Ia ne PROBATE
Oros a. rutiif % prIFate sac, Tor me payuent
% fsbts AL Cisis % sfnialsusuont
Ortsrsd. That ths sal psuliooer give notics
~ ali psrsous intsrsstei 81 esasing IN abstfsct
of his EstItloa sra this order thefeon % - pat
lshsf thres sssEs saccsssivsly 10 the Okiort
nsmoerst. printed az Paris. that thsy nay agpeAr
a. . fr0tste Cosrt - b hela a. Paris IN said
Couafy On the thIrd Iaesdsy Of NAY uent. a
o,eIors ID ne forsuoon. an1 shos csuse n sny
tbsy ave say ne sans should sot ee srsatst.
Clio. A. WILSON. Jafge.
Atrss eogy-.itesii n. c. DAVIS. Ksxisi.F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

lay Gould raises hl. own grapes, bis
own suswberriss sud his own peaches
and II IL said that he sometimes raises the
market value OF his own securities BY
little ladlcious watering IL IL . great
thing 90 understand how 10 make farming
...at.Al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

wNsa nsSy go slsA. vs ss's Ass cssss',A
wAsa che 80 cAri. che er,~i &c csssssiA
wAss che s.ssns Nlss Oh. dang V css'sSt.'
wa sA. Ass cArtr.s. sAs gs-s ,Asa cs,ss'>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

The Arabs invented the Art OF sngray.
Ing. Those who have had their portraits
printed In the daily newspapers Will
doubtless kill the nrst Arab that comes TO
this country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
Gums rArIK nm

A decided improvement, on the old.
fs.hioned bibs for children. 10 made Of =
,o~sL Purchase the desired length
,o-sl TO Gu, ,~o bibs; Gu, |, 10 half and
hollow GU, At the top. !, Is better to
get the towel al white aud make fancy
border in eelord worteds. Bod
the geek With white tape and ca,-s,i,eh
With color. Be careful no, to ge, the
towel too vide OF the bio will always be
over the hands
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
nrrxnrxa rRox IHs Noss.

Put mustard paste on the back OF the
neck and put the feet Into hot water, hold
the arm mp on the side that bleeds. Some
times tying strings around the little nm
gers WIN check r. Avoid STOPPING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A LouisyIlle citizen had his water supply
shut OF by the company. and did not DIS
cover II for two months. There are some
Advantages Ip lisisg In Kentucky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
NOTICE

TIE Urn q =. Rlchsrtsoa A Co. General
Harfsars Dealers. -. Paris. Me-, bsing scost
% D. dissolved ~ matasl coassnt, 0slns 70 NE
Contemplated removal 81 M. 4. 4. kleasfdson
% Mnneapoiis. Minn-. al persons Indebted " We
arm are hsrsoy requested - msse immsdhs<
Eaymsat = RICHARDSON CO.
80. P1ris. Mar. -. isss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A PhllsdsiphIs man predicts the end OF
the world three centuries hence. IL seems
q pity that the world must come 10 an end
ia.t as Philsielphis IL likely 10 loom up
ant amount 20 something.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

yorespondenoe on practical topics. coming
properly under the head OF THE column, IL 90
fieiisd. Address all mmunications Intended
FOR this ispsrtment 10 Editor Of IiomemA ksrs'
Coiusiu, uxpoHp DEnocH,r, raris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
.rspno rLOwrn, nv NML-Rrcirss

sKSpIxa TLowERs nv NliL-Rrcirxs
Before Easter received q tin box OF
ca, cowsr. from O.klsui. Cal The low
ere were stack 10 q halvci potato, AMI In
that way we're easily removed from The or
without dlssrrang.msnt Those who have
never tried mi. novel way OF sending
novers by mall. would. thlnt, be sur
ptl.ei q, the sgicisney OF the potato. Com
Ing from California % Maine. their er'
qsi,i,e fragrance and lovsliness had scarce
" faded.
TIE following recipes are nice for those
xho relish simple dishes Potatoes
fsrcies serve asa pleasant change. and
are nice for luneheon. Mlnee some cold
meat very nne and season u 10 tasie.
Choose large potatoes OF one sife and peel
sni core them. taking care not 10 core
them Through. fill them With The Minced
mss, and pot them In dish 10 bake, Win
q eupful OF water and little butter OF
nice besf dripping. II The potatoes srs
large thsy will rsqalrc a. hour 10 bake, II
small. half that time will be sufficient.
"a simple. wholesome padding. relished
by ehiiireu, IL made amer this recipe
'IIesis gsnerou. pint OF milk 10 boiling
point. Sur iuio "a, milk one tablespoon
ful OF corn starch. which has been smooth
~ mixed with little cold milk. two vel.
beaten sgg., tablespoonful Of butter. and
sugar 10 taste. essence % lemon IL Pleas
ant a. n,vofipg. let all this boil up al
once then add one oupful OF sisvsi pruns'
that have been stoned. Pour the miiisr'
into BATTERED baking dish and bake fo'
tv,nty minutes. Serve with cream Of
,auce OF az Hifgrsi. y q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
Use or oEASGES.

orange. are go plentiful al this season,
that copy . icw rules for their use. which
nay be acceptable 20 many homsmskefs
I0r Duaiss Mirr.ii1ts. nrsi wash
dozen large oranges and slice very thin.
removing The seeds. Use also the lalee OF
too lemons AMI enough cold water 10
make seven plns. Lit The fruit thus pre-
pared stand over night 10 an esr,hen bowl.
The nei, morning pot I, over The DE 10
preserving ksi,ie, and boil gently until The
ripd A. tender. Then stir with II seven
poani. o. granalsiei sugar. aud ooniinue
~ boil, stirring occasionally Until TIE rad
looks clear. and little cooled In saucer
has . leliy.like consistency. Then cool 10
The fsiile and transfer 10 lus or Jelly
glasses.
10 .lis Cdadlsd OraAgs Pssl cut the
fruii In even slices about one-fourih OF an
inch ihlck and .erape Away the pulp. Put
The pieces Of peel In enough cold water 10
cover them and let them stand over nlghi.
adding q tablespoonful Of salt 10 q quart OF
water. The nett day drain them. pat over
The Gre In frssh water. and boil until ten
der bat not broken. Then drain upon .
sieve. Meantime MAKE q syrup. allowing
q pint OF water and q pound or sugar Tor .
dozen oranges. Boil the sugar and water
together. skimming 10 clear, until IL be-
gins 20 ihieken. When tie peel Is dfr,
dip IL In brandy and lay again upon The
sieve. When the syrup IL ready keep II
sealtlng hot until The orange peel has
been dipped In II and dried three times.
always being laid upon the sieve 10 drain.
Twice day heat the syrup and dip and
dry three times. DO this several days.
A. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

A handsome decoration for a rattan
rocker ~o1ld be a cushion covered with
plush or embroidered canvas. Put .
puff Of satin around the edge aud cover
the same with small chenille cord. A
pillow roll for the hesd.re,, =, the back
should be made 10 match, and tied on
with ribbons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

El.le asks "IIow can &c, good name
for my d,gf- Keep him In the house,
dear This IL the ssshst way We know OF.
-BOsfoa Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

"You may now erlileise the coffee that
you take At an afternoon tea, says fash'
Ion Journal. You may also cri,icise the
tea you take At . morning coffee. " you
TN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Know TnYsKry, by reading the "sei.
ence OF Life," the best medical work ever
Published for young and middle-aged men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

How Noah must have swelled around
when the annual spring freshe,s came !
lie eosld always remember when the wa
ter was higher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

Important 10 horse owners.-see adver.
tisemsnt In smother column.