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New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
TEpGIN CITY

Victor Colqut painter who lived at 40. 22l rarrovst.
Onn late hour ~atuld4y nglt AInS dead the
Sidewalk al and warren sts. lie had fallen
spiked and o The spikes had
right cheek the bone aad
dog stood guarding the BODY cTOwlci the
policeman who plac 4 In the The faithful
little animal followed the wagon u the ant could not
driv COlqut subject 10 epedc its, and IL
sblcNcd that he seized win whic waking along
he Sidewalk and frll he fence wl a l0w
rumOfed yes Crday that lie urcd in fight with
men, but tie could not be yeriie
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
A YACHT CAPCTZED

The Newark Yacht Cub feet thirteen vessels started
pleasure cruise yet rd " with Gear sV fresh westery
breeze auf decks crowded with mbcrs Of the club and
invited guests They made tIe run aCrUs the bay to Bay
lHdge. l.. H. and inspected the yach; Atlantic ami
ccivtd hc Long Island Nscltsnln. on
through Nnl Kun III wlud Icshcne cd
the by with white OF NcwiIlg hiOb. The Cloud
Car tam u with -ht men was siricb by flaw and cap
sized All hands tn dUckug and the Cloud
owed T. Constable where shr rghtci ami led
Tor home he e.. OF the club. n4ic harnOr
NewiTi g;OD FOR d al Iii Mr. Cameron who III
With autng IT. Several of the small
a rough time beating hoIncw ward through the Kills.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
MR. GILPIA'S CONDITION IMPROVED.

William Gilpin, the unfortunate amateur
jockey who seriously hurt Cyclon fail at the
ugly stOnew al In Cedarhnrst Saturday, Is
doing much better than either his friends the sur
eeons Bellevue Hospital dared TO hope for He is
s semiuncOnscious however but can be reused so as
to utter a few words. From the somewhat superficial
examination gwen him Is thought that no bones
broken though he is badly injured about the shoulder.
The trouble IL the concusston OF the brain which
received Dr. W. /. Hotchkiss. who has charge OF
the ch for recovery about
.he Injured mans wife is with him.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
EEAUUFYING RIVERSIDE PARK.

Riverside Park begiIs TO show the results th at a
hunGmd wOrAmen have been trying 10 bring about
s,u,e me sDrug set n The entire terrace has been
covered with subsoil and garden mold and a large
portion of il has been sowed with grass seed That
which sowed III the early part OF last week,
delicate gIeen blades that shone Ill the bright sun
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
NEW-IOkK CITY.

The American Shipmas;ers' Association has COM
can anil Foreign ShipDing, gvnc list Of $3.50
vessels, names of which have been changed.
The twenty-fourth anniversary of the Sunday
school of Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harlem
was held last night. There singing and re-
sponscs by the 520 scholars, and addresses by the
Rev. Samuel H. Virgin. Frank A. Ferris and Edwin
T. lde. Secretary Herbert l. Lindsay read the an
uual report.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
NEWARK.

Conrad Leyor age sixteen drowned in the Passac
River. LEXINGTON ST.. The boy
others rOwnig when squdi struck The boat
armed LevcIs hat H. reached the side
II and losing his balance plunged head first ntD the
The body not
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
NEW-JERSEY.

PATFReOS.-Niliic Gralbury. IL hftcCr csapnearel
from his home No 39l Stra e' St. * lat thurs.
day. He last by DO e told
AFRAID home hc had lecn
school Yesterday ms body fount River al
Riverside II sd cyedcnty been Ia the several day
II Il thought tai he fl IN accidentally a. he fond oi
fishing o. lettering by the Ills Jther
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
BROOKLYN,

Kqtes Kldsch will ne gwen in Plymouth Church
Wednesday evening 10 raise funds Tor eudOWing hos
pal bed at Shanghai. Cnnt In Announcing II yeSter
day Mr. Berchcr created great by his efforts
10 the of the enierinm mt. which he
finally concluded must be- Chinese for s)nethins
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Housc-Miss Mary Anderson ......
Hotci Brunswck-sr Edward synge;iintcnlnson; OF
England GnSey HOUSc-Genera s. n. Dawson. L. -
Army Fun Arenue Hofcl-Judge Charles Daniels.
OF Buffalo. Westminster H0te!-A. B. Hepburn. OF
Canton, n. Y..... Netc York Hotel-The Rev. Timothy
Harley. OF London. and State Civil Service Commits
sioners Henry Richmond and Augustus Schocumaker
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
MEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PprK~RrL.-Edwin j. Erwin who marriei Cora ent the
young who cop with member 81 the cgmcnt IN
49,. advertised III local neYspap ing All n.rspn
against rusIng OF harborns her lie Dg gun dlyoIc
proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

While temporarily out of town the HOLMES
FLgCTMC COWP will DTneci yOr hpnso from
burglary connecting with O thor central Offices
where II will have attention Many years experience.
Telephone all. 81 sprinE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

Use the great specific for " cold in head and
catarrh--Dr. sagc's CaIaTrh Remedy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTF

LIEBIG CONPANYS EXTRACT OF DEEF
Contains increased 0egree ali the stimulating properties
Of Soil Beef which Liquid Food or Liquid Extracts"
made blood snews and meat refuse do not contain
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

Earl & Wilson's E. & W. brand of Mems
{ CollaIs and Guns are the bc't sold eycrySlcrA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d.. 7 Beach-st.. near West
Br0sdway T. Hours IL 10 aud ~ Z. Diseases VI the
nervous system a specially for the last forty years
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17

HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. d..
IA LeYmgtOn.avc. between 2lth int 3)thF
TonIs-s to 5to Z. Diseases of the NerVOus system
GenitO- Urnary organs Impotence anu sterihtN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
Announcements
ADVICE TO MOTHER.

ADVICE TO MOrHERS.
Mrs WINsIows SOOTHING sYEtP should always be nsed tor
IIETlSG. sOOiHEs the CHILD. sOFTEN5 the
AIIAYs PAIN CURES WIND CotC, and Is the BLsf
RISTDY fOg DLARKlCEA. Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
0'NElL.L-'S S.
6TH-AVE. AND 2OTH-ST,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Ladies' Imported Vraps.

200 IhPORTED WRAPS A VARIETY OF coroes
LINED WITH SILK AND TRIMMED WITH LACE IN
MATCH, sl2 To- REDUCED FROM s22 5O
$50 LA DI Es' WRAPS. BEADEDALL OVER TRINMpn
WITH LACE AND JET PENDANTS LINED WITH
SILK, Slj Is 70 so 10; FORMER PRICES s22 30
10 sij.
Elegant lire Of Embroidered
Fichus.
Our Ladies' Walking Jackets at
a GREAT REDUCTION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
A RICK PLANTATION.

No falrer prospect exists 10 The whole
reAm " agriculture tnAn the landscape Oi
= wsll.spp1lntei rice pisntAtiOn, wh-iner
viewed In early spring before Planting, Win
the tawny scans Of is embsukmcnis In
tsr.sciing the checkrred squares, ths yel'
loN M lui yet stsaming from the plow'
and thc whole visible AREA apparently -
cl.anly swept aud gAruistcd as apulot
rDor, or later, during The nursery reign oi
the fostering stretch water. each sqisrv
a lake. its waveleis rippllng under tn
fr..h sea br,sE-. with the tops OF ih-
young plants Immersed, FOR fOrcing-in
ions. waylog lines OF tendrlls n)Ating
on tns water. aui the ru-sst banks, sep
.r.tiug lake from lake. nov paths of EN-
erali. their grassy carpet blowing Ia tn-
Aprll .un, or later still, durlug the long
water" tue entire landscape Que wa'lu.
a.. of greco, broken ouly oy the crystal
ribbou. of canal, aud quarter drains or,
ao.lly. In the full nOOu.tiie OF harvrs,
time. The level neld., now lakes no more,
hut vast stretches Of siubole dotted With
.t.ck. % golden grain. ~ II al army tented
there.
The wheat lands OF Dskots are impres-
.i,r. bot their unbroken. unrelieyed mo.
pot0uy i almost painful Tue Nine-clad
hIli. of the upper Olio are novel and In
t.restlugs the y,lssiy slopes ot The vslls,
OF The Roanoke In Virginia aud h-u'
tncky's lIae- grass meadows pretty ana al
tr.ctiv-, bnt study OF the rice-nslis OF
Atlantic d.lts- IL simply faseinsting.-
SJufhsra Hir0Hdc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
MONEY DEDUCTED.

Src Tlai wheacvef 10 shan appear
. the secretary 90 the Treasury. from IN
annual statement of receipts Ani cxpcndi'
,urv. 20 auy 81 said stations that = portion
of the preceding annual appropriation re-
mAin. uuexpcnisd. such amoani shall b.
deducted from the next saccsrilng AnuaA
appropriation 10 such station. In order
that the am0ant of money Appropriated -
Auy station saAu not eXccci the AmOlut
actually and necessarily r,qilfci Tor lis
mAiutenAnce Ani support.
Sac s. That nothlug ln this act shall
be construed % impair of moilfy TIE lcsN
rslail1n existing between any 0f the sAi
colleges and TIE government OF TIE States
And Territories 10 whlea they ATE resPse'
lively located.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

How BIsMARcK CALLED HIS SERVANT.
lie Gsulois relates . characteristic an.
ecdote Of Prince Bismarck. When del.
esa,s to the diet at Frankfort be lived
in the house OF one Of the leading inhsb-
i,anis. HIS host refused to supply his
guest with bel Ia biz bedroom - an
omission which Bismarck supplied By
dischsrsing . pistol through the ceiling
when be wished to ring for his valet.
That is the way said he to bic fright.
ensd host. "ihst I shall continue to call
my servant % long - I have no bell"
A bell wss provided nszt day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
TALKING IS rugIR SLEEP.
M Kprru m THOMAS.


"Yau thlak an deai"
The apple. tire ssti.
"nocAusc have never a leaf 90 show
nscans. . sfuop.
AMI my branches droor.
Aud The duii gray mos-es over fus grow
uut rm AL alive o. tTunk and shoot
The bais ~ nstt May
fsli ausY-
hot pity ths withcrvi grass Al NV root"
"loa think am dead
The a iick .'ass ssii.
4" Horause have parissf lth stem ani hlaie
uut unilsf th@ gtount
I an safe snfi suani
WIih the snos's thick blsnket over me laif.
I'm an aily.. and r~aiy a. shonf,
rhisali The .priag ~ the Year
Gfmo tauCiag here
uat pity The n1~or withpat hfAnCh or root.'
'sYou ihink am deAi,.
snft vuics ssii.
" uecausf not brsngh or root ornf
never have diri.
uut clo.s tiie
In a plamy ses.i that the wini has sovn.
railsnt sait tur,,ngh ths ions siater hOafs,
luu ~iii 80 me asAin-
lshAll laugh Il Yuu, then,
puf o. the ey.s of h1nir'si fo-ers-
-. a. Nicholas for November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

The Juplcious LIrrLE BoY.-The
last official vi.i, OF the presiding elder OF
the w,s, Cincinnati District, TO bis
charge a, Harrison, took place recently.
At the sunday School. the infan, class.
ell expectation and ha,,er ia the illus.
,rioa. presence. ,Oed the mark TO be cat
echi.ed by the elder.
Said he. "Children, wha, do you 90
to Sunday School for,
"To learn to be good" came with
vociseroa, e.rnes,ne. from the little ur'
chin..
"Coree,. my dears. Now. whA, do
you do ia Sunday School to learn to be
good ?"
I'VE all pray" chimei little fellow; :;
Eve sing" pu, in another. "And
we read Gods Holy Word" said the
bsge., 10 the class.
"Qai,e right. my children. 'milinsly
auo,h the elder "Ba, wha, else do you
do p Thi, va, a poser. The boys bad
evidently struck q snsg; and the 'a'-
psnss wa, becoming painfully emb.rrss.
Ing to the boys, and prolific Of knowledge
Gus smiles on the par, Of the elder. whsa
little haad appeared nsrvoi'ly aa''sr-
ing from the back row 10 a,,rse, a',sn-
tion. "Aha. there is little boy who
knows. Nov. my little man. wh., else
do We do ,"
Take up a collection" ."--Cinein"aii
Times. Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Ter the orroRp prxocGlr.
THANKSGIVING DAYS.

Presidint Clevelsnd's Thanksgiving
proclamation issued on the lat inst. 10
the 2t,h annual Presidential prcclsma-
ton Of ,hi. kind ihA, has been issued.
The fr, Presidential appOinimen, OF =
Thanksgiving day W. by Washington,
Who issued a proclamation Oct. .. 1889.
appointing Thursday. Nov. 20, q day OF
Thanksgiving. Jan |. 1895. after the
suppression Of the whi'ksy lnsurreciion
In Western Penn'ylvanis. President
Washington issued another thanksgiving
proclamation. appointing Thursday. Feb
10. .. the day to be observed. Jefferson
issued neither fast nor Thanksgiving proc
lam,,ion.. being from principle opposed
10 20 doing (.,e JsfsrOns letter Of Jan.
l. 1902. To Levi Lincoln ; al.o Heary ;.
R,nd.lr. Life Of JriFsr.On. Vol. III. p.
. March I. 1915, after the conclusion
Of our ,scoad war With 0reA, Britain.
President Madison issued q proelams,ion
appointing Thursday. April Is. day OF
Thanksgiving. April 10. 1862. Presi-
den, Lineoln Issued proclamation rec
ommsndiug ,ha, the people should, i
Their nst, weekly a''emblages for public
worship after the receipt Of the proels-
matioa, render thank, cor the victories
which had been achieved over the rebels.
Jaly Is. 1868. Prsiden, Lineoln Issued
smother thanksgiving proclamation. up.
poiaiing Thur.lsy. Aag. g, a day OF
ih.nk,sivins for victories Won by Union
forces. and on Dec. !. 1868. be issued
.iill another Thanksgiving pfoclsnl,ion
in Consequence, Of Uaion successes. rec
ommending tha, the people. on receipt
Of the proclamation. should assemble a.
their place, Of worship ani render special
homage and gratitude for the victories
which bad b,en achieved O;,. >, 1868,
President Lincoln issued a proclamation
appointing Thursday. Nov. 20. day
Of ih.nk.giving. and ,hi.wn the first OF
the annual Presidential proelams,ioas
Of ,hi. Kind. a national thanksgiving
having since that time been appointed
every year by the ineumbsn, OF the
Presidential office.
|, may be .dded that from III TO
1884. both inclusive. an annual thanks.
giving vas a nA,Ional institution. being
each year recommended TO the several
State. by the Continental Congres'. The
day. thus recommended and observed
~erc n follo~s; Thursday. Dec. is.
l777. Wednesday. Dec 30. lTIS. Thurs
day. Dec. .. 1879. Thursday. Dec. Z.
1850. Thursday. Dee. 10, 1871, Thur-
day. Nov. ?s. 1882, Thursday. Dec. III,
l7sJ. add Tuesday. Oct. 10. 1884.
Amer the las, named Thanksgiving there
"a. no n,,ional apPOin,men, OF such
day iill the one in 1889 BY Pfs'idsn,
Washington. which have mentioned
above i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16


A SrRuoGLE wiru Bio SSAKE.--
The big python that caused 80 much
trouble In Central Park. Nes York.
recently. was purchased fof Bo.ion
museum snd reached Boston on Ss,gr'
day. Sunday he dined OF a doren rab-
bits. .nd IL W. though, be would be
sleepy enough TO be moved without
uoable Monday. The removal vas .'.
tempted. ba, before !, va. accomplished
the snake created q. lively time as has
ever been seen in the city. Breaking
away from the men who held him. be
er.wled beneath the stage and smashed
several board. from the eide. Then be
found hole leading into the cellar and
proceeded to drag hi. 99i Zee, Of body
through th., aperture. Two men grab
bed hi, tail. bu, they nigh, as well have
tried to .,op an express train. His
.nake.hip found himself in the cold air
box Of the furnace. Iii, huge e.reA.
completely fillei the boz His head VI"
=, the bottom and hi, tail was waving a.
the top Of the mas. lie inhaled good
lung fall Of air and the brick sides OF
the furnace tumbled away like 80 many
chip. Finding himself free once more
he d.ried up the hae. ba, folr mea
eaush, him. Then followed a terrible
struggle. The snake wound himself
.roand two thick joi,,, and snapped
them like pipe stems. The four men
we're ihrown about. ba. they stuck TO The
snake like leeehe.. And haally succeeded
in dragging him into bis cage. The
fsh, lasted nearly al hour and bali.
one man was bitten on the wri', and
another had hi. breath squeezed from his
body sssin., wall. ba, no serious 10.
iufles were inflicted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

A LrssER EvIL.-"Ah. my friend"
said the .a.bls stranger. c he alah,ei
spd warmly shook the hand Of an bonest
Dakota farmer. "l Am glad to meet you.
You have . fne place here. good build.
ings and . well-cul,ivated farm. How
Is the wife and little onesF'
"Tolsfble."
"Glsd to hear IL. BY the way, Mr.
snoozenb.ny. see you have no light
ming rods; | want TO sell you . couple
for your house and
"Be you lightning rod sgent'" cried
the old man. with look Of relief.
eyes, sir"
"0imms Jour hand again. then
thank God It's no worse Come into the
house and cit down; l thought at frat IL
Was another candidate for some county
Office"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

No SEASONING IL reqiired for IL. ""
A,woois Medicine. for u IL always In sss'
sou, whstsvsr month the calendar indi'
Gates. A NOS. valuable remedy for Siet
Indigestion. Liver Troole and
tmpars Blood. Take The IL "" and be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

The youth who arei the Ephesisn dome,
sni ths widow L.su's celebrated COW,
which frei Cnlc,so. are Invited 70 share
their impsrlshsbls reno~n with TIE IN
knosn supsrinienien, who fred Charles
4. Hall. ofTerss. the msn whose discharge
from the car.hops OF the Texas Pacific
II r., AZ Marshall, Vas the Immediate
cau.e OF the strike.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Tue cnuxlSpEn.rx cnIEy

os,hs Grant Army OF the RspaoIie. Major
q -orge 4. Merrill. Few remedies are bet
Ter known Ia shis vicinity than salpaur
Bl,,ers; their sale has been very general
throughout this sectloa, aud the number
OF rellsble and well s,tssted cases OF bene-
neiL results sni recovery BY their use. 10
large and beyond dlspats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

ARa.slsn doctor 4. treating the Princess
or wales for desfness, and predicts that
she will .o0u be able % hear ~ yell - any
ol the royal family. THIS viii be ioash on
poor Albert Ei~sri. II will compel HIN
70 take OF his boots ~ the foot OF The stairs
AMI sneak up 10 Dei 10 his stocking fees'
Ia,, like his male pleblsn subjects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Gwx ELr's cRE,N Balm trial rai.
lastly celeorstei remedy for The care OF
ea,,rrh. hay fever. cold Ia The head, Ae..
can be obislned OF any repataols druEgin
sni may be relied upon - safe sni pes.
sant remedy for the above complaints and
will give immediate relief is is mol
liquid, suaH or powder. has no o1snsl,s
oior ani can be used ~ any tine VIA
good results, s ihoassnis eau TESTIFY.
smoug them soms OF the attaches OF tsis
on :e.-Splrli Of hs Tins. NAY y, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

"now cool aud delightful !, 10 this morn.
Ing. IL II not, Clcely, dear" she said ~ she
bars, into the boaiolr OF her friend. Are
you going 10 take wslki
"No, think not this mornlns. i Am
prelu Heed against morning Walks.
"Yoa dlin't use 10 be when your fal sat
Vas In style. yoa know.
And there followed chill that so.hlns
abort OF a neg suit will remove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

AihiopAoro. has doae me more good
than anything I have ever taken. | vu
great sufrer from rhusmsiisn, bat
sluce taxing seven bottles of the remedy
think that sm yearly or qalts cured. q.
+. Gll.on, Duf.tsbls, Msss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

There Is said to be = man In France
who can render himself insensible to
feeling ., viii. There are grsa, many
such men in this country. a. anybody
Who has ever had the mi'fortuns to
engineer . subscription paper knows
right wsll.-Burlinston Free Pre".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Patient 10 physlelanl-"so yoa ihlnf
will recoverf"
Physlel.n-"Yes. bat you must never
again sabml, yourself 20 any msnui
strain"
Pa,l.ut-"Ba, mast make nv living.
What would you advise ms 10 dor
Physlclsn-"Oh. something easy, some
,hlng that neither requires data nor reeol'
lection. Write var articles for The mass'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

FoR WASHING CLorursU. and al lsun.
iry ani cleansing purposes, JAMES
PYLE's PEARLiSE 10 fayorits CON.
pound. Does not ipJsre the fabrics. and
saves = great deal OF labor Sold by gro
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ror tho prsocR,r.
PERFECTION.


Perfection IA Ein divine.
A jewel fron the hesvenly shrtnf.
Met onl a. llls crown a. shine.
Who 1. the Lord ~ earth and ssies.
Much 80 wo strive obi n herv Oelo~,
~ometimcs stll nstufe's faiiings shOss
And Though the penalty se know,
The storms of pass,oa viii arse.
Thoa Healer ~ The iiis % earth.
Of teiliks nafurV, perfect birth,
Teach ne to copy thy true worth
A. much a. noftais may divine.
na foun ouf lives thy gentle ssay.
Though cn our saYwsri fsotstsps stray,
- - ths ugward path essay,
AMI IN the en- 4 we shall b. thlne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
soorr. HuuL.rox on PuRs

CoD LrykR on WIN urroPnosrifrss.
F6r Lang Trouble, aai Wisilag Dsedsss'
Dr. J. slmonsai, OF New Onesas, La
says, "seottis Enaislon IL the fnest pre-
psraiioa OF the kini ever broaghi 70 ny
uotics. In sfsciions OF the lanSs aud
other wasting diseases, We may CONSIDER
IL oar NOS, reliable sxeat Ia psffscuy
.ieyxnt AMI Agreeable form
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

-Mr. \. ID Bagierdeld, OF Presque isle'
raised l7lO bushels OF potatoes irom nsr
.cr-- snd 20 rods; pretty COOL Weld
Efwin NOriOn raised 1900 bushels from
little over nse acres, using no dressing on
about two sBi-one-hslf acres. That wss
4 good yield also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Little eIrishmau-"Phst divil called ne .
iluf- Blg Gefmsn-"it VOC me. dots
who IL yos" Little Irishmsn-"Och.
sons lltils chap oIsa, ~ os very ,asatfal
A want him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

-"D,ar me !" exclaimed red.haired
girl to her brother; ~ zee that bonusts
are now made Of paps. What next. !
wondsr!" "wsll. sis. II you put one
on. I think . coaAssrstion would come
next"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

A medal awaits The man Who will lnvsst
q style OF saw that ~Ja't make eighi umes
~ much noise While being u,si % earvs
% little wool fJr breakfast on sanfsy
morning. As 10 does any other morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

A train Was delayed for over "a hour Ia
Troy, " T., reesntiy, aud drummsr fe.
marked % the conductor "rhis 10 sort
OF twelve oaness 20 the pound shiif, hnt
ltf" "IIoy's thslf- Troy walt, yoa."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

The Indians OF the Assiniooine reserve
carried a the 1rst prizes for wheat. bar.
lev, turulps. potatoes and seed onions AZ
an agricultural show In Regina, North
We.tern Territory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

"A man In Harrison County. West VIZ
xiuis. IA. a horse 3G years old, which Is
as risky as = col, and has lately grown .
new set OF teeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Mr.. Az YORK. Yarmouth, ihs Cam
b@rland COauty egg man" has about =
900 chicks. all hsiched under The white
old ben with yellow legs" the only incu'
b.ior that Mr. Y. believes In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Have you taken coldf You can cure
II promptly by using Ayers Cherry Pee

A mans ability 10 vote after his death
oaght ~ establish the theory VI The In
mortality OF the soul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

where's the sense In spending money
for doubtful affair. when . sure and reli.
able thlng IL ontredi Hop Porous Pis,tsrs
for all sshe-, palms ami soreness. The
greatest s,repgthensr Known. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

lit is said that General Butler rs-
members everything. 0rseioas What
psngs Of eonscisnes hs must suffer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Hoods SarsapaFIlIa

Nat and Charlie hsi never seen snake
before, and they came running Into The
house. very much excited. "0h, usmms
mammal" cried Nat, "thsre's tall run'
ming sloag oat In the garden. vifout any.
aim on iti"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Wien nsSy 10. sisi. 90 rave hss csss-i>
vA.a shs - cAnd. she cred Zee cssssvsA,
wAsa sA.-b>ssns Ma, che slaas - csss~,s,
wlss sAs Asl cAlir,s, sAs gave Ne. cssssrsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Mary Anderson ls said 10 have purchased
q stock ranch out West somewhere. Per.
haps Miss Anisrsoa intends 10 raise an
American stock company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

The bold young man who tries 10 hiss
the pretty widow Gays the po-er or the
widows smile has been greatly ovsrestim.
stsd.