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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

they are producers or consumers. and
give our enemies any aid OF sympathy.
Conceived Ia iniqui,y. the business has
been carried on In fnud ard by deep
ton from the bsginning.
II l, the greatest and mos, outrageous
swindle ever prse,ieed upoa any people.
II, ia crime sgains, the State upparsl.
lelsd In the annals Of history. The var
Of the Revelation VAS tough, for le"
cause. when the whole population Of the
county numbered lees than the dairy
farmers directly affected by this ssindle
now. while ten times the population OF
the whole country then. suffer . con.
sumers
Had ihi, crime been sgains, any other
class bat the conservative. quiet. and
long suffering farmers. It would have
been stamped on, 10 lie ineipieney. but
be only asks for legislation when every.
thing else fails; when he sees bis prop.
city and house passing from bis hands.
Dairymen Of America. We have = ier-
rible enemy TO contend With, be strikes in
the dnk. as he work, 10 the dark. Arise
In your might, and crush him out Nee,
in every village. town. aud hsmle, at
oree. aud Organize 10 assist u, by bring.
ing your diree, ihhaenee TO bear upon
Copgr,. Adop, resolution. showing
VIA, you feel and suffer Demand ,ha,
the fra1d be t,,erminaied. TOO, and
branch. Dsnoanee every article produced
or ,old by the concerns making or selling
the .,uff, and taboo all in,ere,,ed In any
Nay or Who ,ympaihiSs With or eoun,e.
nance them. Those Who make CT sell
imitation bp,,r are enemies Of the pub
lie veal, aud should be els"sd az Grim.
inal, Of The loses, ard mos, dangerous
order.
Speak and &C, with your might. es.
cu,ins nothing nor snybody. You suii,r
a tsnible wrong. I, must be deal, With
by the ,c,ti,s, measures let the union
between the farmer. and the working
men Of the country nov take place. CO.
operate With them Ia their contest for
fair treatment. ard secure their CO opera
ton In our movement.
You. farmers Of Amsfic,. are ma
io,iiy Of the Industrial ard producing
population. and YOU pay sven,y.h'e
per cent. Of the isxs,. United with the
iaborins men you ~ill ,,si, the the mos,
potent poser Coz g,oi ever knosn Ia the
void. history. Thus united ard work
ing hand IN hstd. agriculture ard lsoo'
will have iha, force in national shsif'
AMI obtain ,hA, itsogni'ion 70 which you
are both tniiil,d. tu, which has bsen
heretofore d,bi,d you both.
The evil h.. become 30 s'sa ihA, Ne
should dsmatd ls~ Prohibiting tniir'ly
the manufacture md ,ale Of any imi'a'
ton batter.
oar efu,e !. mos, righteous. We s's
only ior the ssi,inina,ion Of fraud aud
pr,,seiion Of hons., itdu,i'y We must
,uees,d. Jos. III. KiAtL'
Proidssi Am,rcan igrieulisral aHd
Dnryiag A''ociai'oH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

For making grating wax we give
tbs following recipe: One pound rosin,
one-hslf pound besswsx. and too ounces
Of lin,ssd oil. Mel. and pour into va.
ter aud work till !, becomes tough and
strong. II no, exactly Of the rish, Item.
per" add q little more oil. Old recipes
gave ,sllow instead Of the oil. bu, veg
stable oil 10 now preferred. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

March aud April are months when blood
diseases are opt 10 gain q strong foothold.
Al this time The tystem 10 Ike unto the
young tender buds and plants. Fortify by
the use OF Browns Ssrsspsrilla. invig.
Grating. siren gthening and stimulating Ia
Its action on the stomach, kidneys, liver
and blood. Natures remedy for scrofals.
salt rheum and all blood diseases. They
can be driven from the system by Browns
Sarssparilla, and now 10 the time TO do 10.
Browne Ssrssparilla 10 for sale every.
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Paris and Oxford
F. O. MERRILL.
Malice af Horecio.urc.

UrnEREAs. EbensIsr u; E.ie.. ihen % Gil
w ssd, Ia the County of ONiord, ~ toe fourth
dsy % December. A u. ls.1. BY his deed ~ mort.
gage Of that dats, ~ )ried 10 the orf0rd Regis
uy 81 Deefs, st Paris IN sad County o. Oxford,
bock ~, rare 3ii. c)nyeysd N tbs undsrsisnsd
Ro.e Assiin thea a oiisad sforsssid. . esr.
tain parcel OF isnt sitnstsi IN ssii Dilesf. sud
ku0sn as nv thlsl homestead, b0uudst as co..
lows. vri CoumsueinE % the Aniroscossn
river, o. the cJrusr % lad thea Owned ~ JOssIh
Lazy, tksres following the line OF sui Lar .
and PsrmstiO reaboiy's Lana IN scuthefiy IL
rse,iOa . the iins Of the town OF Giieaf. ih"rce
f0iowtsE the tosn line IN an ssstsriy dlfseiios %
the lard ewnsd b. Jede,iiah a.. Larry tteucs IN q
northsfly direction % The AndrosoeSgis tiseft
iheucs follos 10 sslf river 10 the hrst mettionsi
bound. corisising three hundred aerss, more ot
lees. mssning 20 convey ell my thlsl homestead
farm. in the town "a cnssi. And vhsrtas tbs
eoudilions az sad deed Of morssfe have been
brokea. and The debt thereby securef IL siill due
and unpaid. I, The sald Iose 4. Assuo. The mort
sssee mentioned Ia ssif deed Of morsags. do
hereby calm Q forte o sure OF sAh deed Of mort
gage. scscrilrg 20 ths pfoyisoss ~ ,hs ststae 10
.uea ease male AMI provided sai give his no''ee
Tor that purpose.
Dslsd ihl: isIh day OF April. 4, y; isss.
ROsE 4. AUsfIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
aS.oa,n.

i-woKp ASa0R,ns.
Wei step abosri the outbound train,
And quick secure our pisces
And. as We speed along aud tait.
III study out the faces.
let. look around The passengers,
IN tell you. II | may,
where nearly everybody lives.
come from Aaa Spoil 4.
That lady sitting over there
with bird esge. bag. and fan,
III have you understand o, once,
She lives 10 Snort Wig AaH.
Tha, horrii man who snores so LOUD
(IIe does his very besi
VIII entertain the passengers
TN he gets TO CAore rest
The s,archy .looiirg genilemin
With baslness In his eye.
And gold ,ye glass ss,ride bis nose,
Comes from IA pail M re.
The little slrl with lovely curl.
And interesting face.
l. bound jasi now. for 10 wii bare,
She lives In Mason truce.
A bride and groon-i hsppy pair
Are also on this train.
They've started ont 10 take tour.
Ihsy'li stop al FdA cross Gaia
Eva II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

What 4. more dl.,greeable % lady
than 90 know that her hair has not only
los, m. color. hai IL fall OF d,nifufi Yet
suei was the case With mine unill ] used
Parksr's Hair Dalssm. My hair 4. now
black AMI perfectly clean aud glossy. Mrs.
L. Ssesuey, ChlcagO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
prnIY, YnIrn nLnnn

Among spring preparations. DO not neg
lect that which IL most important OF all
your own body. Daring the winter the
blood sbsorbs many Impurities, which, II
not expelled. are liable 10 break out In
serofals or other disease. The best spring
medicine Is HOODS Sarssptiills. IL ex.
pels every impurlly from the blood. and
gives strength 10 every function OF the
body. Sold by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

ave, feet make . ,heep sad-he
pines away and ceases to cat. You can
not put rubber boots on him. but you
can pu, litter under him. This is more
Necessary than . roosns. A sheep
thinks more Of bis fact than his head. and
his head Decent gather wool, either
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Sonrr. EurI.lox or PrRE
Con LlvN on, VIM IlrrornosrmIr..

Coo LlNFR VIil VIII HfFufIVsFIIIits'
Po,sc,se, the rem dial power ~ these
two yslaabl- specifies In their falls.i lie.
gee. 1, prepared Ia pI.,ble form.
easily tolerated ~ ihf siontch. All for
delicate. slck'y caliirsn, En,ciiilOa. Con.
Sumption aui al lmp1ve .ishsi conditions
% The bod IL ua'qlillsi by aay oiasr
Z. mahI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

splup.r. the man with the lightning.
struck sat'ersph which We used 20 vel
come on dOllsr bills, IL camping oui In q
tint In Florida How be liksd the cold
snsp 4. not kuowB. hut there are grave
f,sr- that bis ,lgn,iure has been lffstfis,'
abr frOst.hlttsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

There 1. no remedy known 20 science
that will 80 speedily ard 90 ,rsciuslly cure
OF relieve lamb,go. chronic 90 seate fhsu.
msilsm, swollsn or siif joints r Joha.
s5as iaeigls Lisiasai u'ei lui' rally and
externally,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

IL may be harder fjr a camel 10 20
through the eye ~ q needle than for rich
man 10 enter the klngiom OF heaven, bat
when IL comes 10 having the best OF every
thing on earth. the rich min takes the
perslmmOusi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

The powerful curative properties OF q
nor Hd,isr are Irresistible when applied
u Baekache. Ssollen Jolni, All Muscles.
Scl,,lci. Plsutl.y. Sa,rp PAln,. or any
sort OF soreness Ths best aud strongest
porous plaster made trial will demon
sirate 10 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Mr.. A. Nichols. OF this place, says hs
suffered from C,,arfh for years. lie pur.
chased a bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm OF Us.
lie IL now almost cured, and says you
cannot recommend IL too highly. We are
selling more Of Ely's Cream Balm than OF
all other ca,arrh remedies, can hardly keep
supply on hand.-Evers Bros Druggists,
Independence, Iowa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

had the fh,umAtism 10 my lsfl shoulder
for TOO ,ear., sni In ,1fcc days amer Ne.
log Athlophoro. ihr pain sss gone. bad
the scl,ilcs In my righi lex all WATER. aud
the meileine hiss driven that paln away
also. Chifi,. Msicslf North Adams,
Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Two RrroRrs New Rsportei-"Th'
Pre- King waved his Hunting bannti
above the lurid bosom OF night"
Old Reporter-"what, cir ! WHAT
New Reporter fire broke oui
last night In Blddy Mahouey's old wood.
shed. "-Lsaa TalOa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

10 auswsr 90 tenacious irqalrlcs We
have % ssy that NAriiias Ciraify Goa.
difi1a Iolrisrs are q pare article. We
know them 90 BE- -. They are r much
superior 10 ell Others ra good thlog 10
.up. fior 10 worthless Que.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Tie uumhsr ~ rollsr.skatlrg Iinks this
spflng will b- a. least 900 lees than last.
TOT ihsfe 10 no fear that The msshsI will
have 10 go cot 81 business, or that gaidir Z
glfl. will b. Obliged 90 rrmaln AZ home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

'Qalrsy troubled ne for twenty years.
Sirce I started using Df. Thomas's Elsc.
ulc on, have not had an attack. The OIL
cures sore throat AZ once" Mrs. Lstta
Conrad. SAndlsh. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
TuHY ARELi.ulEi

The doctors are all liable 70 be mistaken.
They we're 10 my case. IL cos, me $4,000,
because they said hh the heart disease,
aud then told me must die. Gfanimo'
ther said II was Liver Complaint, sni ~
worth Of sulphur BItiers cured M -Jsa'
Me IO0r, ROcipoH, Moss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

II IL said thu, all the best summer hotels
there IL tendency 10 do away with the
use OF French on the bills OF fare. This
IL q moyems mt la the right dlrectIo q.
Folks nstarally like % know WHISTLER Oh ey
are eating what they ordered or not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical Agricultural top
ics IL solicited. Address al oomtnut iCAiions
INTENDED Az this department. % AoHi,tt
TrHAL Eufrua. OxTuND ptnocnAt, fAEis, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Sail Dlbby @ the mlai.,er a. dlaner
"Csn chufca whistle. Mr. Lpngpfsyerf
"why 80 you akf' Coz "a owes 81
back psw r,ui. sol he says he's going 10
LEI ths church whistle fOr 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

A Ksaiackl,n has recently piteniei q
ginsas We don't know What gin.saw
4. ussd for bat suppose 10 IL Intended To
saw 90 hl. breath. Hat he'll break every
tooth ogt OF ilif be uses T. for that par.
pose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Cu,tomsr-lI,ve you goi some good I'm
ported olg,r,lT New Clefk-"Soi Just
now, bat W will have Ia aboai an hour.
The printer afoua ihs cofasr 1, q, work
on the label. now"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

NkrER NEGLECT oousilpited condition
Of the bowels. or serious results surely
follow, such q. piles, imp1re blood, aud
many ehronlc complaints. Bsrioek Blood
Blttefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

iL-scmrTvR,L xSioNA.
Composed OF Sc letters.
NV n. -. ~. -. %. 3. iss hook In ne
ola Testament
Nv N, &. -. VAS klug OF Klamath.
Ny 1. 10. l.. was somsihiug The chill
dfen OF Israel should not eat
Ny p. :. 20. 10. wS city OF The Phil
isilnes.
Ny :. II. 80. !. 81. 10. ~s ROu'n
captain.
NV ~. ~. 20. 5. Is. ,. w,s MIA, the
Lord said covered q csrtsia animal.
Nv =, Is. IS, -. 81. 80, 2. Fl, Ia q book
In the New Testament
The whole Is saying % Christ
J n. pAtLsHp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Yes. the pilgrim. went three thousand
miles Tor an ites. bot some of our public
s2saksr. 60 much farther than ihsi. and
Don't light upou much % an Idea afler AL
their Clfcumiocnilou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

ffrs. All Its stopped free By Dr. Kline. Great
Nerve RsstOrcr. No nts aftsf first days Ne.
Marvellous cures. Treatise und 81 trial bottle
81. rhiia, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Now look pleasant exclaimed tie
absent minded Photographic, as he WIS
about 20 secure the portrait OF noted
crlmlual for the rOgus's gallery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
rEifKogTTE.

A desirable book will be glsen 10 the
resdsr Of this paper who sends The best
ard NOS, neatly written lis, OF answers 10
the above pufIlss. within two weeks. 10
W. n. Eastman. Est Sumner. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Abandon the dIrec. procession 10 the
straight thllhsrwari and devote by inclln.
s,ory aud aberrant dextroyyrailon Into .
dexi.al Incidence" Thsy were B),ion
oxen, aud they promptly "gee'i."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

"A loan agent ~ho has had thirty
Eve years experience In love. says to
has never known . mortgage 10 b
foreclosed on . dairy or stock farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

staisu,-"i would like 10 cell these
books" Antiquarian sorry. i
only tuy whole llhraIi's" Sludsni-"Ex.
cuse me. tui this l. my whole llbrsry."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

budget. dli you hear the from, door.
bslif' "les'm "why don't you go 10
The door. theui' "sare. an ~ nobody
- see me I'm not sNpsc,lh' callers -
day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

"Red satin rain umbrellas" have been
lntroiucei into Paris. They would be OF
no use here. Tor we have no rain OF that
Mad IN this corrtfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

The prpelpil reason Why Davenport
vas bssun II that be did not get votes
enough Al other reasons are fOrgefles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

None Of the streets Of Boston got
strsishisrsd out while beirg under va.
ter during the recent food.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

SSos TnysuY, by reading the "sei.
snoe % Life" the best medical work ever
published Tor young aud mlddle.sgei r1en.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

LAZY ciller-"I mach prefer col,rei
servants to white oacs, dOa't you, Mrs.
II" Mrs. II well. really. Mrs. H., II
depends upon the color, yol know. can't
endure green ones
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

When Dsby ~ sish. vs gave he, cassssiA,
When she 80 ChrA, che er,ed f~ cssseriA
When che became Mlss, che sians 10 casieriA
whsa che had cAliarsa, che gave them cssssriA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

nus true that T,nny,on Il wIltlrg q
psm about our n,vy. " u SOM body hind
IN inform us where he gli the dear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Inport,ut IN horse owners See adver.
u.emstt H. smother co'umn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
SPIRIT of '76!
rus HIGHLY Bird
Messenger and HambIetonian Stallion

win make the s.as,n Ofis-s. At TIE stable Of tie
ssbterbsr.
spirii a IS vac iifed By Robert Bean,r IT,; By
Rossu B,nssrs by Rysdjts iismeisteniaai ~
Ms dam. old Kate By GRAY Esgls; " iiunion
Iiofse, by Bush Mssstngtr; ~ wnthrep Nee.
sessu; By Imp. Messenger asddam BY
Qaietsllvsr.
Address for g ~ ! giving terms ssd further de-
ferip,ios. .. HCtChiSs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
AS.~,rsro rrrrI,. or Lar WIN.

-Coureciicui
al. stag 2 bog. > Newt. =, unl'
corn. 5. Mule 6. Deer :, Ek :. fon.
.. or. 10. Hand. ~, 0ru. inl,ial',
Geo. y. Edmurds.
s-Othe depth Of The riches both Of the
wisdom aui kuowlstge OF God. Ron. II
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

ut -cu.RlpE
Ola farmer Smith wss golrg 10 de,
Ard wished 90 make his will
So % be sent frsi lawyer Jones
Ills wishes 10 fulnn.
lie wliicd iha, james. biz ouly sCr,
should i1si The farm sni stock,
A huudrd tollsfs mote 90 Ices
lie xillsd bis brother JOCK.
IL dlint al hls uspsew. sam,
Bat len bin qalie asum.
Although BE- Sas rtcklsss ehap
Aui fond "a drinking run
GErtN MouNtAiN nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

4 a.. ,,7,s ei,,, ~ Ti,nn ftls,i'is c1si,
., f.asi uroa. u has eis's 'slsi e. ,,t.tssi,.
Lsss sisafh 1850. Thus u hait'l sssss u
usItaf 80 60 - uisfl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
LAND FOR SALE I.

Ths untsrs gel cssr. fof ,als The foncwIg
1ssrf. 81 ilts ~ lad
10 Pan % iots Ne. rs sui u, Ia fOx's
Cast. - esitd.l In fefu, sslimaisi % - aoost
lIl scrvs. and vel kn0.n a. ne kioridse Gan
mrn fNrm.
~. I. TIE Iobin Pam 100 called comprising
abcutt 100 Ids ant estim aitd AZ 10 acres, also 10
Fsin near Worthiy Pod.
TIE abose lots. not being ?, qliici ior the par
ross. 81 Hsrisdale fsFm. sil - sod az . pfice
.hlch uili male thsm q prCntAois inFestmeni %
an oas dssiribx nr.l class pAsiurage. Tor price
etc. spply % Chkries NlcksfY. sanssr Herds
dale fAfm. Canton. MAXI n. NAhp.
Canlon. at lllh. l.si
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
What there is
in a Bottle.

SEE srt - tir9 ~ 90
rainatst 80 tasitIrr. uIrs'
larraiatf 80 iafat ~ ifaiis.
lt~litifp ne pas a. to.a a.
sFtlist.
Atanfs.cs q rurs q srcFs
q ealts 81 ~ srsghiag
that oiita sai, Ne ssY %
CoasanFfi1a. o. VIA 80
irfvttF slss a Clegh n IS
ftirsitA
Nee "a. s-.ath - tsfs
o t1ffa shitlsn OtnAi1f ~ut
CE1tF Oas ninafs sliff -
frt trss - hftssl aifsfs
e Cflsy vii n ftiffff
pew ~ rshsss - sltf-s
49, al -hssrrg - ths aa,t
tssffs tals - Aiihra lhs
frrft tufst ~ Aiftna ~
ttu rffiurs d ffa1f ttst
~. Itr~st tlifftfif CO.. -
o. f4lli "a al htfhns t.ff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

= .sss ne sii,oI. w. Il. fs'rs.s. ss., ss%.
nsr. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Elf'S
CREAM sAlMCATAR al

wtsu spgiisi ate The
uosff :. oil - al.
suTilsi sffftuAliy
rieansiag ~ had oi
all cafaffhAl Nirus
caasIng bsaiity sfcre
iilnf ltailsysttnsm.
ma 90, prcifcs ne
msmtFans % the M
al passages nom Al.
fuI1nA coils. con
, sfs y hsAistts sores
rrst1fcs ne senses
81 taste sni smeil
NorluQUlosSNUH.
a asisk usiisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Cross W1iis.
1. To overcome ~ importantly.
. Qalsi.
8 I.sd la Weighing gold.
4 AspsCles ~ mouisy
3 AVOwsl
e. Dld tt
:. Immature.
A balcouy oomm,uditg ace view
. To return lile for The.
EAs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

1900 s'Sa ~ w.. .'s ssli,',i; :
lao Cards ffts
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-27
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, G. A. r,
Those Who Will ne Entitled TO the
low Fares forsthe Trip to
VIE san Fsrrarnrcisco. s5gFsS

The National Encampment of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, which is to
take place next August in San Francisco,
is already attra citing a good deal of inter-
est here, as elsewhere. 1t is ascertained
that fully 200 persons in this Territory
have indicated their; intentions to take
advantage Of the Wonderfully low rates to
the Coast; also similar number from
Idaho. There is already surprising in
,terest taken in the affairs ofE,the 4organi-,
cation in this city, and parties. who have
never before considered it Of sufficient
Importance even to attend the G. A. r.
balls here are all at once strangely af=
fected with remarkable interest in the
$50 fare for the round trip which is ex-
pected. 1t is Questionable, however,
whether very many of this class will be
able to have access to- the, privileges as,
THE committed From tile
circular published giving facts and par
ticulars. on this matterthe following state,
ments have been clipped. 4
4nf1 ~ = VITO CAN co. sfrrj
Members of the Grand Army, Woman's |
Relief Corps, informed military bodies
ind All cid soldiers, including female
'elatives and persons belonging to fami-
les as above mentioned. Members of
he Grand Army muSs present certificates
If membership signed by the Com
nander OF the Postsor Adjutant to which
hey belong, and similar certificates must
,e presented by other persons, indicating
heir connection with. families of the
irand Army. EEfSfEFf. EFT
Tickets will be goodfor thirty days,prior
D the meeting of the Encampment, and
God for eighty-five days after the first
ay OF the meeting.
The Encampment will meet in San
francisco the fir st week in August, 1885,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-27

This man came to Salt Lake CITY represeutino
himself as the son of DR.. E. B. FooTE OF Na,ss
fork, the we'll known specialist as abundsnf1y
proved by afhdavits. As rumors CANA int Sai,
Lake City from Dakota and Montana from on
expose made there, he changed his base on nI
represented himself as the son of a more noted
specialist in New York City than DR. II
TooTE, the well known author MIR IouM T.
TRoW; OF the well known Trow's Directory in
tseW sforK ely 0forty years in the diroetorv
DusinesS1 Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER OF fTtob
ana tne Hon. ABEAM WAKEMAN, for MANY years
postmaster inNew York City also Snrvsynosra IS
the Port gave their afidavfts that there VI
other doctors in New York by the name os To l,o
or Fo0TE, excepting Dr. E. b. FooTF The % a rEor
OF Medical Common Sense" etc and his t,,,a
sons, Dr. e. B. FooTE Jrand Dr. HIrb us TWO 20
FooTE: The genuine Dr. FeOTr r. viii IIh h l.
AFTER always employ the initials b X in dnsi
inatlng ms name. Heretofore he has 6S
knoWn not only at home but wherever his n1,h
i Ic nave been circulated by the name of
IT. f,a rQorE Ut. Greater care will be taken here
aller, IN view OF the fact that an unnrincinIaea
person has assumed to- profit by' h}s AMI pi h;
fathers reputation MS anu MS
nose desiring further and more detailed in
.ormatson IN respect to this matter will receio
~ ny aodress1ng Box 414, Salt Lake CITY, Iftsh
~, aS,sUns haVing Information of ADVANTAGE 70
pia,ntiffs Will kindly communicate fba $50 W
: ~, w. !vey, with sutherland & McBrida Saf 10
=, dhose desiring to consult Dr.. Foers nrofos
si.oonaIly or to order remedies sbouId aSdress
~ I.ILAT NV 8495aI
VI, Z. q. tOuIE, Sr. ,or DR.. E. 3. E00TE. Ir
12O lexington Ave-, New YorI
Consultation Free. in person or by letter