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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
AN rNMrslcAL JUDGE.

III, tsn,r S,Asno. according 10 the
Psri. Figaro. wa. recently performing IN
the opera Of "Lohsngrir." At the Reggie
theatre 10 Turin. when in the rtciiAiive
which IL accompanied by the organ he
began to sing too fast. Perceiving his
error. he stopped TO give the poor organ.
l., q chance 10 catch the time. Bu, ten
or. are no, always .vee, tempered and
Stagno. angry with himself, took salts
faction out OF he professor by saying 10
him. in q voice loud enough 10 be heard
all over the theatre "Sif. you are q
Donkey To prove how much the tenor
was In the wrong. the professor trough,
him before a magistrate, who. II learned
in the law. was ignorant Of music.
"what /. III tbi. trouble abou, and hos
did it originate ;" said the magistrate.
The complainant asserted that the irOg.
bic va. In regard 10 the time. "Nsiy
good." ,aid the judge "how much
,imel" ut Was in four time" replied
the witness. "Fcur time exclaimed the
magistrate /; 81 can't imagine whA, thai
means" Then one Of tie party ,risd ic
explain 1t TO the court by executing tie
movement, with hi. hand. The judg,
looked a, hi. watch. and the moment the
witness had stopped beating the time be
exclaimed in Asioni,kment: "And Il
,ha, all Why. tina, is only two seconds
and wha, docs ihA, signify Ia such a long
opera az 'Lohengrin =" Case dismissed
In a iosr Of laughter, ard the tenor ard
the organis, shake hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

liz CLEARED OR rHE GAS0.-Ar
old negro Was accused in the J,ffersor
Marke, court. New York, with threaten
Ing TO shoot Lueius l.. Cor,a young
colored man.
"Tse innsreent. 20 0nah." said the
prisoner. ''Mer names Has,ey-Fnnk
Hssiey. an T'se been workin' long PET
81, Norf Ribber. 70 de las eighteen yar.
Dis mans jsllus OBJ me. | hired him an
when | ioun' him wufles I elsrtd him
out. Then he 20, sr gang an laid 70
me. lee been all trew lie wah an 20,
q wound In msr lef' side. an 20 l'.e no
slouet. lee tellin' yer. When | seed lie
gang ! pulled ou,en mer syp,ikle case
an hid Il hin msr han and lays; eli
ou,sn de way dar! : an de way dose mig.
gers iun 90, me latin 90 da, caught
col In mer mouf."
Corr Was certain he saw . pistol In the
old mans hands. 81 saw de debbil IN
his eyes, anyhow" he added. The case
WAS dismissed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
FORGOT HIS YOUTHFUL LES.
SONS.

A young American lawyer wss retain
ed a. advocate In = case a. 10 which. not
feeling himself sufficiently prepared TO
plead. be vas very ds.irious Of obtaining
a po.,ponemeht. AZ. however. the court
had already pio,rIeied ii' session beyond
the usual period. IN Consequence Of an
unusual amount Of business. and a. the
jury ~,rs getting impAiisn, To be released
from their du,is,. he was well aware that
!, would be impossible 10 procure such a
p~os,ponsmea, unless be could allege some
extraordinary cause. Foiiana,sly-of
unfortunately. az the result pro,ed-he
had a lively Imagination. ard quickly
formed a plan which be WAS sure would
BE- successful. Rising. With bic banker
chief TO hi. eyes. be addressed The Court
IN great spparsr, emotion
MAY It please the Court. ! have Ja''
heard Of the dangerous illness OF my ven'
cradle mother Who il lying ~ the point
u death In such circumstances. muel.
as | r,gr,t %proirseiirs an already length
ened session. | mus, rquss, that this
case BE- postponed. My feeling. are 20
powerfully sgiiaisd that should be un-
able TO do justice to the case. feeling as
DO that my proper place Ia At the bed
side Of my mother"
The pathetic appeal va, completely
successful. A feeling Of earnest ,ympa.
thy for the afflicted counsel tiled al
hearts. and the Jurors. though anxious 70
return to their families. were no, 'aii.
GENTLY hard Of heart to wish 70 have the
business Of the eour, proceed AZ such a
sacrifice Of personal feelings. The Judge.
who was = tender hearted man, had risen,
and vas about TO gran, the rsques, OF the
counsel. when the deep hush was broken
by a .hnll voice which proceeded from a
lady In a Quaker bonnet. who was bead
ing over the railing Of the gallery. II
va. the mother Of the eloquent counsel.
Who. 20 far from being a, the point Of
death. came. wiihou, her sons kno~l-
edge. TO hear him plead.
Timothy. Timothy" she exclaimed,
in a voice ,hA, could be heard all over
the court; show often have | ekAs,snsd
you for lying" The case va. no, post.
poned.-L0ndOn Ttmes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

TKLIISG A SroRy.-A Dutehmsn IL pro-
verbal for Lis lazy apprehension OF q Joke.
Upon one occasion during the war . eer-
tain Hans Won Gslder. on coming Into
camp, saw 81 . distance . squad OF men,
Who were apparently greatly Interested or
excited about something.
"vAt's De matter oud derei" he asked.
'Shelllngl y was the laconic reply.
"Shellin'i Who vas gifin' Us its nowi
Whose command IL maxim dat shellin't"
'itis Gen. Rs command, sleliipg corr
for the horses" Was the dry response.
when Hans finally erasped the Idea he
laughed long and loud, and determined 70
make some one else the victim OF the Jest.
Upon returning 10 bis tent be awakened
. comrade who Was sleeping audibly, and
exclaimed. "I haf got Won goot shoke!"
'You couldn't cid on . joke ter save yer
souii"
"vsli. now. YOU ask me vot dem fsllais
sre dom ofsr dere, und ! told you dot
shoke."
"w.s-sa.i, wha, air they doln' over
therei"
"Dsy vas shellin' corn for dc horses.
Haw haw I hawf"
"But that hain't ajokei"
''Don'd IT. ssked Hans, In sorrowful
surprise. "Ifh don'd now, 10 used 70 Pc"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
HIS EXPLANATION.

The digni,y Of the Superior Coar, in
Boston relaxed = little Monday during
the examination Of one u that elias. Of
witnesses commonly known a. '',mIit'
Thi, particular ~i,n,s' gave the rIsmin-
ing lawyer. Who Was irying 10 establish
the faei that the witness was a hard
dfinker. and. therefore. unreliable. no
Little trouble.
Nov. you know." sAid the attorney.
blIndly. ''shai you like = glass OCCASION
by"
"wsll, perhaps | DO. a. well IS ysur-
self"
Then yoa admit that you drink a
good dsali'
NO cir; doa', admit anything Of
the kiad,"
..Yoa take something very otea,"
"oh. ye'; take a car several times
a day"
"RsAlly' ia, hos abOa, drinking'
ThA, il wha, | want 10 ascertain
"wsll. sarPO'e | 10 drink; what Of
liz"
"Are YOU sure yoi were no, drunk o.
the oocAs.oa We were speaking OFF,
"Ys.. sir; | I'm very sue
''Yoa have been drunk
MAYBE"
Bat have here several documents
that show thu, you have been arrested
several time. fof drunkenness. and . a
vie,ed; 90 yoa rmsmbsr aeou, ,h''e
case. ,"
"Yss. I do. but
Never mind any explanation or
bau-"
"Your Honor. can, explain Aboa,
those eAse.l' sAid the witness, turning
TO Judge Bridgham.
81 see nothing to prevent it. ioa
may explain II you wish
swell. you see. your honor. oae night
in Newton. where | live, ! was standing
in the street, and the first thing ] knew
there wa. a row.. and an officer called on,
for some one TO help him in the name OF
the law. rushed in to do wha, could.
and | got the fellow by the lee and
helped lug him TO the station. And will
YOU believe IL. when We 20, there they
Anel,ed me for being druak, aud the
next day they fned me 81 FOR assisting
an officer. That's the kind OF law we
have a, Newton. | wanted TO tell you
20 you could know"
Thi. wa. too much for the Judge and
jury. and they laughed heartily in unison
with the lawyers and spectators. Even
the eritr fOrgo, to tap his desk. and say,
"Qaie,." Quiet Ia his sober way.
The witness Was AZ once allowed to de.
part. which he did with the air Of a man
who has scored a success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The juror PLEADED Nor GuILrY.-
A Negn man was sworn 10 upon the jury
At Mobile in a larceny case. lie looked
very detected. and as o a. possible
Sunk away into a corner OF the jafy di.
vision. aud hid bis face from view. Pres
emily the Judge had occasion TO address
the sable juryman, aud, after repeated
attempts to attract his attention. had
him punched in the eide. The jurymAn
arose. "Do you know what you are
here for ?" demanded the Judge with
severity. "Fore De Lord. boss. Amt
done nufin'." "Don't you know whs,
case this i.." "somshow ! do disreeol-
lse,." said the darby. scratching his
head. "well." exelsimed the Judge,
"it's the case where the two men are
ACCUSED With stealing the two bales Of
eotion." IL didn't steal UNI | didn't
steal UNI was the excited reply Of
the thoroughly b~ewildered Negro. The
Judge explained the matter and the trial
proceeded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
A BETTER CARPENTER THAN
JUDGE.

MI. Justice Duffy OF New York city j.
magistrate whose wise and wiiiy utter
.nces and eommon sense administration
Of Justice furnish frequent paragraphs Tor
the local press. lie Is w.t.. philo-o'
pher and considerable Of = Humanitarian.
lie also processes to know something OF
carpentry. as may be seen from the FOL.
loving story In an Occurrences In his court
on Sunday;
"well, you're rather = deeen,.lookins
man 10 be here on a drunk" said be to
sny.haird Isaac Parker. who stood At
the bar. "what's your trsdeF'
Elm a carpenter. Your Honor.
"Iet me look a, your hands. They
dom, look big enough for a nan who
handles tools. Who're did you serve
your iimef'
"ln yoaksn.' .
Then you're a country eaiPsnisr. and
can work anything 10 wood. WhA, Il
q mor,iee plsteF
"It's 10 make dovetAils and tongues
and grooves"
ado you use one
.No."
"why don, you, II you are a earPsn'
tsrl"
NOBODY doe. nov. Machinery does
Il cheaper" .
Fright. Now | own two houses. and
may need q carpenter to DO some work
there. II sent Tor you. VIA, tools
would you take with youl What "a a
kit Of tools"
"Ths, depends on wha, Is TO be done
ayes. Nov what Kind OF a plane
would you take
"a smoothing plane"
81 wouldn't. I'd take a jack plane.
That's where I'm a better carpenter
than you. Judge. | can Jack with a
smoothing plane
"weu. Mr.. Clrk. II be can DO that,
write him ou, a discharge snI ls, him
90"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

TIE couRr OurcTED.-"Remember
cir" said the Court, s,ernly, "thst you
are on oath. Now, then. do you near
to say that al you had to do with Ii,
defendant was to help him home
THAT'S all, yer Honor" pleaded ,h,
meek ard patisn, witness 'ss l VA
ssyin', the man VAS reelin' drunk, and
merely helped him home. In a friendl,
wsy-ssme ssI would a done for you,
yer Honor"
"Ths. will do" interrupted the Ccur'
coldly; ''you needen't cucumber you
testimony With useless smiles"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
RIrKniNn Nosrnirs.

II has done me 80 much good, I want
you To send me two more bottles immedi'
ately. have been afflicted with Catarrh
for over ten years-freqleniiy my nose
would bleed aud leave the nosirils In
dry. iufianed condition. with constant sore
ness. experienced relief after the nrs'
trial OF Ely's Cream Balm. II IL the bes,
of great many remedies I have tried. and
I can fully recommend he. Gu, Madi
son, o., Eiltor OF the Index.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

You sfe not old. t,, your hair 4. g,i,Ing
thin. Your hleuds remsfk u. your wife
regrets 10 Pafkef's Hair Bsissm vii
stop ,hi. wss,s. save your hair aud restore
the Original gloss ard color Exceptional
ly clean. rrevenis dsudfun. and = perfect
dressing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
ninn pnicrn nu11KR.

Dalunen onsn wonder how their more
favored competitors get such hish prices
for their butter the year round. IL IL by
Away. haylng q uniform gilt edged arti'
Gle. To pa, the gilt edge" on. when The
pastures 90 not DO IL, they use Wells.
richardson A Co.'S Improved Batter Col.
or. Every butter maker can DO the sane.
Sold everywhere and warranted a. harm
less A. salt, and perfect In operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Whist 4. The use OF Suffering With Back
sche, Rhsumatism, kidney Disease. Sci
stlcs, Crlcs. stitches, Chest aud Lung
Troabls-. TORPID Liver. or Soreness In any
part when a Mop Plaster will certainly give
you relief Vastly superior 10 all other
porous pla.,sr.. Yoa1i say 80 amer using
one. sSc everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The editor OF an agricultural paper says
there Is absolutely ma cure for bog cholera
but that SAridaa's Condition Ioteisrs
given occasionally will certainly gresent
H. he sure 90 get S~herijsn's. The other
| Kinds In ldrys packs are trash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
scrr'. EMursIoN or POM

Con LIVER on WIN IIYrornosrnirrs.
For idAdsmia and .Mdrasmus IN CAAi'sH.
DR.. W. ID. Gentry. OF Kansas City. Mo.
says 81 have used SCOTS Emulsion foI
years, and Tor Consumption and Arsenic
patients and children with MsrAsmus. hav'
found II very reliable. Have frequenil,
given IL when patients could retain moth
Ing else on the stomach"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Ny wife h.. becu . great safsrer nom
Seurslgls sod Rheumatic difficulties Tor
fourteen years. Sine. tsking Aihlopho-
ros she has been comparatively from pain
ard can wslk batter than for several
yssrs.-Rsv. = DVnsldsop. Lyndon. Yer
faaUt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
Duu,c.nL,ptu'

Wac h W that Tired aud ali.gope hslins
aui ton't like 90 be disturbed, viii con
time a. be- troubled Nth this complaint
until ihsy r,nsw ihsir imp1rc blood. Sui
phur Blttsf. ~ill cause new add rich blood
h course through every artery and vein IL
the hum,n - stem. See another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Agood deal 81 fun has been made be-
cause . woman should write an essay On
" Silence a. = wespon," but these fun
makers seem IN forget that the beat wea-
pom IL always held Ia reserve a. last re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Impure Soda % sslerstus IL usually ofa
slightly dingy white colori IL may appear
white sxsmined by itself. bat . oompsfi-
son with Church 4 Co . Arm 4 Hammer
Brsnd will show the difference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

wAsa baby -ss sisi. 90 rs'. Ass cas,srtA.
wAsa che 80 cAni. sAs cred fSr cs,"rtA
wAsa Oh. became Ma sAs siuns 70 css,"rs.
wA.a ale Asi cAllr,s. sAs Esv, tAsa cAs,sr~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

DIR. sehliemann believes. from the ng-
ures OF women on certain vases, that corr
sets were In use In prehistoric Greece.
This should teach our fashionable and
wasp wsisiish women = lesson. All the
women OF prehistoric Greece who wore
corsets are now very dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
cu,,,n. nv couvoHr.

Ear ache. tooth sche. head ache. neural.
gls. aud deafness can be instantly relieved
and nnslly cured by JoAA,oA's inodyHS
Lnimsni. Get . bottle aud read dlrec-
tlnns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The fashion In dogs 10 changing In New
York from ri Irish settlers 20 clipped fox
tsulsr.. TIE old style Of s,assge sull
prevails, however.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

A Kentucky paper says The strong
est. heslthiss, men stay away rom The
ba,htub Perhaps so, bu, possibly II IL
only the strongest, healihlesi men can DO
this, and live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Apromihsut ms,hsmstlelsn's wife has
presented him With a p'ir 81 twins. lie
has now attained TIE full sum of human
happiness, With tsO 10 carry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Cigarette smoke l. undoubtedly th~ best
%ilslnfectaut sntant No ss~lfrespeeiing
disease germ. would llngsr long where The
o, s,llerii,l cigarette. sucker h,f teen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

II yoa wosti biz . ollersksier with q
birrel sisye ons.hsif a. hard ~ be- bits
himself when no Its down uuinyi,sd, be
would have you arrested fJr assault.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

II l. generally believed that the negro
require. bot little sleep This Idea has
ioab,les. arisen from the fact that he take.
bat little .lcep iarlng The melon season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The house.ny IL very slow In is move
men,s when you want u 10 90 out OF doors
blu, quicker than quleknsss when nwanis
10 cone In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
Tnn Rnnr or NM EvII.

To Thoroughly cure Scrofula IL !. neces-
s,ry - strike directly AZ The root OF The
evil TIL. I. .xseily what Hoods Sara.
pirills ioes. by setting upon the blood.
Thoroughly cleansing II % all Impurities.
aud leaving not even a ,Alut ~ scrofula la
the vital fald. Thousands who have been
carei OF Scrofuls nv Hooi'- Sarsaparilla.
testify - H., wonderful bl~Ood.purifylng
quallties. Sold by Al druggists.
"CurlOus world this. said an old man
msn To- q fellow traveller on = bridge car.
"very," was the laconic reply. And Us
strange" continued The venerable philoso.
pher. every strNngr. that 80 few OF rs get
out OF IL alive"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

nsyoupg lady c,bpo, DE ayoung mans
srfsc,ious any better than sic e,n nfe q
stone. you can mske sure she'll lose many
q pound OF carsmsls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Nine crspks out OF Ten are attached 10
really valuable Ideas. The trouble 10 they
| don't know how 10 make music OF them'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
M.-cnlRApE

N.-CuAR,pE
nv fDf l. = common contraction,
We use II too onen | fears
How onen nom pupils the teacher
This little contraction will hear
Ny neri . contraction l.. alec.
Not used qalte - onen a. fuf
GnmmArians call 10 an siverb,
And they In such things are vel
verscd.
The rAoie II . soldiers companion.
without u bed soon come To griefs
when falnting he falls by the wsyside
The whole brings HIN speedy relief.
MARY nRowN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Hunt. Remedy cures Drights Disease OF
the kiineys, nervous diseases, o femaie
weaknesses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Every m,r. =, some period Of his life, IL
a N ssrsslou- fool but ny q ~ise dispense
ton 81 Providence no man Knows efsctiy
when that time IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

V-AN EXEncisE ~ s~UnrRActioN
1 Take Eve from siormcd. tfsusposs
the remainder. and have beloved
2 Take ten from supsiiuous, tratsposs
The remainder. and have = rent
J. Take one hundred from twenty,
,rsnsposs The remainder, ani have
inwer.
4. Take any from part ~ = eabbi-r.
,fansposs The rmaiuder. and have some
thing performed
) Tale one thousand from ons Who
arrives. iransPose The rsmairi'r. ani have
q nueleus
g. Tase ,No thousand iiom . carp n.
tiers tool. ,rsnsPo.e the r'malnisr, sni
have "a anlmai
:. Tsks oue thousand ani ulHe from
several articles pat together. transPose
The remainder. ani have fsiihfal
Answers To Puzztrs 90 Llsr wrES
l-Slnbai.
al. Mall. aid 2. Master. ss'er. s.
Lass. as Z. Lsddie. Addie. :, knight
night C.. Dandy. Andy.
s. CAMEL
AR
MI MIA
ESTOP
LEAPS
A-Bshold he Lamb % God thsi taksth
Away tie sins % The world.
g.
Tall OAKS from iilte acorns gros.
Large streams from little fountains Cow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
a., IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

sst IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the stsk and Af1istsd ~ho vish
% kaow shsro hey cn b treated and
U cared. Terms Al uhO wish please state
tbsir ctse aRi theY oil receive = srlusn snsssr
cHcaiar snd pamphlef free. Diseases % toth
ssxes reGaIusg Ekpsfsncs sad SAIL Acau -
e~Jrrsspoatenee sul e1st them nSthlng 10 nei Get
ne az ats hedigu sni sarEieAl Discovery ol
ne AEt. for he speedy care "a Acute and ehron.
a ID disease ani a. . PRIV ate lnstnution. Address
rnoF ; NonN. n. d - Psfk 81. Ls~istos. Ne.
state shat PAPER you as this IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Ny tasgAtr 80 vsD tat "A .. tfccraicf
. srli at Ess " tff lasrS ~. TAs-sf To-
lefsn OI ssefA ~ nss-y-ffs- Ass.s Tee
a - h1p 80 safsi a teFs thfpa. fhis nstt-
oss -, -oslsa -e.ts~ "a ~ i.s.aI.' Al
~ r.akau. Lks NsAepss, NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

The hes, doctors use Hunts kidney
Remedy among their most valued pre-
~scripiions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Tender and Trus-The nice surloin
steak you don't get At theehesprsstsursnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
FARM FOR SALE.

situated 10 Parts. aboat too niles touA Of
faris nni. % rosf leading " sumnsr. containIax
aoout "a acres, selI divksf lnts uliaxe. psstaf.
ax~ and vood land. Win q iafgs Qlanfiiy %
thrity GrovinE cedar. Cod baLdls9s. eats q
large Qasntfy % hay All las q uhfiny yoans
orchard. For further psuirulars call 90
HANNAH A. HAMMOND. 81 the Farm. o.
JAMS =. WRIGHT, Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
U pUzzLR CORNER.

Iconm..Iss,iss: q. Ms psE,I,.'s, :s .sai
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

Cali a welcome Il the name OF . West
srn nrm. They believe In the value oil ad'
vertising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23
I-rslxsrosrffox

I-rRA>sfosfffo>.
Now. ffisnd-. suppose that ! trsnspose
A portion ~ my head.
what plsce for buylng food n drink
wuuli I then have iustssdf
. a. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

H. CONNECTED sQuanES.
uHsr sovsnn
1. Tia, upon which every structure
rest.
?. A shrub.
a scm,thlrg immortal
4. fishes.
sorAHE.
AglVhulsr body.
:. song.
3 A catalogue.
4 Recent
The nnt word OF the nrst square uulisd
with the nrsi word OF the second square
will give the ntms OF apopular game.
DKSSiE DkK
-xSi0NA.
Composed OF p letters
My 8. "a. "a. IS, 10 10 used ia making =
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