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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
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A Maine doctor. Who weighs 900 lbs..
and who ws. stationed IS an inspector
ia the woods. near the border. recently
told some Of the adventures which he had
during hi. official stay IN the wilderness.
during the late smallpox scare.
IL vas sent" ,sid be, ito L0wells
Township. through which the Canadian
Pacific RAILROAD viii pass. My station
was near 0ordon's camp, where about
so men employed on tina, railroad ~sfe
eneamped. The nsarss; railroad station
~s. at Lake Mssshiic. Is miles away.
bull, q Log cabin. aad constructed q
gate across the road No man went
through ,ha, gate wiihou, being vaeel'
mated. hsd TO deal With a rough class
Of men, and had some serspes ,ha, would
read like a dime novel. Ny two assist.
ants, a rife. a revolver. a Newfoundland
dog, and a sui, Of clothes with brass but
tons. which procured after Id been
there awhile. helped me out. You see.
nobody lived near. md had no moral
support. | had 10 rely wholly on my
display Of physical force.
''Soon after We were established. We
wen, down 10 0ordons camp and in one
day vaecins,ed every man Of the IS I'm
ployed there. They rsbelled against u.
bu, We made no talk With them. going
through them like a flock Of sheep
Several day. sheiwArd. word came to
me iha,A crew va. coming from the
camp 10 tear dosn my cabin and send
me home. some Of the men. aims bad
swollen and become exceedingly sore. !
wen, down TO the camp a, onee and found
a mu,iny impending. Many Of the men
were sick aud angry. Several Of them
we're laid up and suffering severely. !
explained The nature 81 the trouble TO
them aud told them II they would keep
calm | would relieve them q their pain.
With the help Of morphine. ! "a. able
10 prev,n, the rampa'. ] tell you u
was an excited crowd. They were affa'd
,hA, al Of them would b, taken do~n.
~ bully Sso,shmsn 'vofe be would
pas. my ,,Aiioa ~i,hoa, being ~vaecina,ed.
one day !le was q Of = dozen de.-
perA,e fellows. | had a pitched battle
with him =, la,,. add actually ueeinAiei
him With my FOO, on bis wind.pire
Msan~hile. my assistant KEEP; on the
other. nth bis gun. We stuck the quill
into every one Of them.
"Onsn. the C.nAdian. tired TO s,, BY
me by stealing aiounl through the
woods. One man in making such an
A,iemp, va, lo., In the night. We
heard HI. erie. And started IN ,eaieh of
him. With the help Of our Ns~found'
land, We wsre able 20 rescue him. bat
Ne did 70, arive =, OUT cabin I'LL four
o'elock Ia the morning ADD the fsllo-
"a, nearly dead with cold and fatigue
lie you'd have psri,hed bat for the doc.
TOT, and the dog. A more scared man
than be VS. wien &c osme upon him
you never saw.
They adopted = eurioas way to sasak
by the Moose River inspector, ons day
-Four msn concealed themselves in a load
q hay and passed wi,hol, being noticed
They efAwled oa, too oon AZ the Forks
they were stopped and sent back 10 be
N%ccinaicd.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

A. AoooNNopATiNG CoUEr.-A raw
citizen in Idaho was elected a justice Of
the peace. and the only Law book be bad
wa, a Cushing. Manual. The frat case
before him was tia, Of coz boy for
stealing = steer. When the case was
called the oaly lawyer in the little town
was there 10 defend the prisoner. As
there !. no counsel for the other side" be
said, | make a motion ,ha, the case be
dismissed The justice looked over bis
manual. "a motion has 10 be seconded.
he said. III second the mo,ion." prOmp'
ly responded the prisoner. The motion
has been made and seconded tina, the
case be dismissed" sail the court "All
In favor will please say 'sy'.' The
prisoner and his attorney voted ay. "All
opposed, say no" Nobody voted.
''The motion !. carried and the case dis
missed remarked the court. "a mo-
ton to adjourn Is now in order" The
prisoner made the motion and the eoar'
adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

SIX NEVER CoMEs IN LATE Now
Mansger Mcconnell. OF the Columbia
Theatre. says there 1. one lady in this
city who, when che visits the theatre.
always comes before the audience is
seated. She used to have q bad habi, OF
waiting until every body else was settled
for the evening. and then coming In and
raising a commo,ion in getting to her
seat. One evening she came in as usual
and. after standing in the aisle long
enough TO show an elegant cloak, dis
iurbed a whole row Of people, who had
to move to let her pass to her seat.
When she was comfortably seated. and
everything WAS quiet, . little woman in
the next row back said TO her companion
In a sharp whisper thA, could BE- heard
throughout that portion Of the house ;
"Poor thing! ls'pose they made her
stay and do up the supper dishes-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
II.-E~iGMk.
ION Letters.

II-E~iGNk.
G. imposed % 100 letters.
Ny a.. -. Is. I. 30. ~. 81, IS, % l. for
Iiude.
Ny p. 90. c., s.. a.. DC ,hose connected
by liuesgc
Nv 80. II. -. loo. 20. Sc. 20 :. d,fes,
Nv %. IS. SIS. q. "a. ~, ~. - Il weight.
Nv n, 2. -. 80. -. 20, -, G i perfect
Ny 81, 70. N. 50. 81. % Il = light house.
NY -, ei, -. ~, :, co. u, ) i divine
favor.
NJ 1. Is. IS. "a. 50. 81, Is. 81, 10, &c. -
IL hecdlcss.
NJ ~, "A, -, a.. 80 has BEEN the cause
OF 4 great deal OF ,roable.
Ny -, 81, 65. u, -. 80. sc, Is IL unwill-
Ing.
Ny .. CO, -, 90, O., 80, - i actually
painful
Nv cS. i6. %, g., 3. 81. 20 IL an animal.
Nv a.. a.. %. ~. g. l. disgrace.
Ny 20, 2, "a. p, a., - Il al Important
meal.
NY -. -, . Is a relative.
Ny whole l. found In the New Ts.,A-
meni IVA H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
m-roEp ,rNcorlnoNs.

m-woRp sNNcor.rioNs.
Tale onc word from another and leave
q complete word.
The words removed are AL OF The sane
length md are spelled backward and for
ward Allie. The central letters rad down
will give The name OF q river 10 Vermont
1. Take m animal from repeated and
leave 10 tear.
? Tale q bird from named and leave
preceded.
3. Take . pr,ax meaning against from
q frgii ant leave prohibition.
& Take . prefix meaning not from I'm.
meilaiely Ani leave an article.
s. Take % burst from . tree and leave
q household deity.
C Take q masculine name from Ala
boftr and leave restricted.
2. Take likewise from smoked and
leave . color.
: Take = seed from an apple and leave
. pointed Instrument Of metal or wood.
CAKRiE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

A CONSULTATION was held by four
physicians. The patient asked bis At.
tending physician the result Of their de-
liben,ions. He told him an agreement
could no, be arrived a, ; that three OF the
doctors ~ere Of one opinion. while he
(,hs s,iendsn,) held another. "How.
then. will the matter be settled.' anx-
iOusly ssksd the patient. 1.-The sutoPsy
will decide the question:" was the reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

The squire Of an Easli,h hamlet had
jus, bestowed m aims upon a village
msdieant. "Msy the Lord give your
soul a place Ia hssven!' exclaimed the
grateful bsgssr. "Thsnk ye. Thomas.
thank ye." said the squire. Encouraged
by this appreciation, the beegar wen, on
f%sr,sn,ly, "Msy be give it. place In
heavsn-aye. this very night "Hold
Thomas" said the alarmed squire |; "you
needn', have been . particular TO name
the date"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Pabli.hsf At seAncs(-"I understand
that you possess The power - oommunl.
cate with spirits 81 another worlif
Medium" ie.. slf."
Publisher" Well. I wish yOl would
a.k Hugh Conway n hl. engagements will
permit him 20 furnish me With q serial
story Al once. and what bis best terms are
Tor the sane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

A HARD CoxuSpRun.-Children would
not be children n they couldn't ask cues.
tlons. aud Revenue Commissioner Miller
has q little daughter who Il one OF them.
The other evening q gentleman was call.
Ing there and the little girl was looking At
a couple Of portraits In = newspaper.
Msmms.- she asked, sner q close
study 81 the cuts aud Of the visitors fsce,
Z" which one 81 these looks most like Mr.
Drownf'
why neither 81 them, daughter re
piled Mrs. Miller.
ayes, bu, mamma" persisted the child,
. which one ~ them would look the most
like him n either looked like himf' The
mother gave IL up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Hoods ~sarsspirIlla Is prepared by G. !.
Hood & Co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
who have . thorough knowledge OF phsr.
macy, and many years practical experience
ln the business. IL Il prepared with the
greatest skill and care, under the direction
OF the men who originated H. Hence
Hoods s~arsspsriliA may be depended upon
as = thoroughly pure, honest, aud reliable
madeleine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

You cant work 10 much parpo.e unless
you ,rc well. bat you can build up your
health anil strength with Parker's rouie.
and work will then become easy. IL sets
The laug.. liver ard kiinsys 10 working
order. Cough. ati colds vanish before H.
Take IL Ia time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
A sonrH Mn. prEToHu,cE a nan

A SOuEK MANS lEKIuHM,CE y bin'
gor mar whose reputation 90 far A. so
briefly IL concerned l. uuql%es,ionably
good. went home from a public gathering
Que night lAst week with two pairs OF ra0'
bers upon bis feet lie was obliged 10
submit - . very rigid cross questioning
from his wife. bat WAS unable n give any
satisfactory explanation OF the occurrence
OF 10 tell Who Owned The extra pair OF
ruhh.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

4 poet say, For ihea ~ cas-, the
world aside. IL IL hoped be will SO DO
ihiug % The Mind. The world might ~
% lts aIis, go hamplng 40 against some
OF the other planet. AMI fnghien timid
persons lnio nts. IL would be- very an-
right io cast the world aslic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

More than THREE. qaarisfs 81 = century
ha. passed since JoAa'on's ia9iyHs Lat
mssi was invsnisd. aud u IL to-day The
most Widely nov ~ vel ~ The most
valuable Internal and external remedy In
the world 80 family should be without
IA a dsV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
REVENGE on AN AUTOGRAPH
FiEND.

REVENGE on AN AUTOGRAPH
FlEND.
Rev. Brooke Hsrfofd docsn', like 10
De interrupted when be i. busy writing a
sermon. Aad 80 the other day hndins
himself ,oms~hAi behind with his prep
ArA,ion for the soming Sunday be retired
10 b, study. giving sSPliei, orders that
he va. 40, 20 be disturbed by visitors,
no matter who might call. Pretty coon
along came The autograph IL. that Is =
lady Who was collecting autographs and
fA,ori,e ,eI,. Of Boston preachers. for q
charitable object. She vAs % imPoi,u'
na,e ,hl, Mr.. HEREFORD a, lA', wen, 10
the study door and tapped.
brooke"
Yes
There. a lady down stairs. md
"Ba, my dear
81 know. Brooke. but she Only wi'he.
your autograph and fAvoriie text Tor
dear ehaniy's sake"
Heffofd yielded and dA'hea Gown h'
name and the | Timothy. '; Is. on q
,hee, Of paper. There wAs a grm smile
on hi. face a. be handed i TO bis wife
She took !, down 10 the visitor. and .he.
in ,arn. wen, away rejoicing. Ia, when
reviewing her treasures, she looked up
Mr.. Herford'. text. she read
"And wiih.l they learn 10 be idle,
wandering Abou, from house 10 house ;
and no; only idle. ,~A,,lsr, also. aud
bu,ybodies. speaking ihins' which they
ought not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

II 4. said by reliable persons that SAsr
iiaa's Clrliv Condition Powisrs Eel spar.
lngly io laying hens will increase the
quantity 81 eggs tw0.f0ld. Try 10 IL
Won't coz, much. DDn't throw awsy your
money on ihe lIrle pAeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

II have soli aud an selling Aihlopho-
ro.. IN several cases I have recommended
u Tor rheumatism IND have founi IL 10 be
q good thlng." says e. W. Wells. . drug.
gist OF Maynard, Mass. No remedy eau
BE- recommended more conseieniiously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

The paper. tell ofa man who cured him
self OF Bright's Disease ~ the kidney. BY
living ON one gallon OF milk 4 Dag Tor I've
years. TIT. disease has been cured ~
Brown's Sirsaparilla 10 - days. For sale
bY All dfugglsis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
Wr,nr W..nrnNnurN

Have been msde glad by the introduction
ofJAMES PYLEs ~ lRLiSE, apsefiess
compouni for TIE laundry. IL cleansss
The most dslicate fabrics without hilary.
Sold ~ gfocers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

where's the sense In spending money
for = doubtful sfflir. when = sure AMI r'li-
able thing Il 81 redi nor Porous Pidsisr'
for all ache-, psius and soreness. The
gfsaisst strengthened known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
Soorrs EMULSION ~ PuRE
Con LIvEK on, WIN nYrornosrmIrs.


Dr. Hiram csrdosrito. % Jacksonville,
Fla. says II have for The past ten
months prescribed your Emulsion, 20 pa
ilsuu. suf ring from lung troubles, and
they seem % be greatly benefited ~ iis
use"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

The glfl OF TIE period now carries her
hands 10 Der oTefcoai pocket lasi lke .
m%an-ptrily because 10 ], Eogllsh. AMI,
partly. doubtless. because there are holes
In her gloves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

wss troubled wlth Liver Complaint
for years. ari suf rel terribly. Lske the
druggist advised me n take Sulphur Bit
,sfs. took three bottles and uOw ! am
q well man.-L FsaAsr. Waterbury, C0Ha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Look here, ladge. said the burglar.
d" Aiut - bal - you ihlnk ] am Only
give M time ADD III reform. Add The
lafge gave him ntesu years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
LAND FOR SALE I

us unisu ss~i ofsr. for ,As ne following
fesrf 81 lot % lAnit
n Pau % 81. No. Is al ~. ia foxis
.fant. 80 esist.l in fefa. sst'matef 20 D. Aooat
mo tcres. and vel ta0sn a. ne kltndfe tan
ma lArm.
ahout too lsts. And sstm atsd AZ 10 acrts, slso IN
Fefu. scar WurthJ foad.
TIE abote iots. not being rquircd iof TIE par
posss Of lieftsdAle Farm Ill - told hs pftce
.hIrh sll mAke then q prontAble inNestment 70
auV ous desiring nfst class pAstursxe. for pfee
stc apply % Charles NieksfY, Manage hetds
dale harm. Cantca- hAkl n WARD.
gautnn. ~~rH lwh. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
suERIrT's SALE.

OAfDku. -
fI'sssn % Kxerutoa AT 81 - sot a. Fable
saetloa. % n hshesi blttf. % tte IA day
~ Ma. A. u. t~f. e. zee orlHk IN Ne alter.
800, a ths omos 81 hlsoee a hsfssf, in Boa
SID In sd Cosby. al ne rEhi IN s4lit1 shf1
Dsrt L IarrAr has % rcdesm ~ Dlosing %
srritst reAl estate. sftuatei n huckrehi sni
sannsr. la al 0ouufy, o. 81. A ccrtala lt OF
lat 10 nurkned aad sumnsr Anfssat. slh ne
balldinss thsrroo. ~cosfalains tlSat o. acres,
more 81 sss. snd hslaf tns hcmestcst tfn a
ne sad u.Fi l. fausr and flfmeriy fnesu a.
ne Jams slaultmE tfms stuaft IA Nofth
Bleknsd Village The Above prtmses es1s
satiect % toe mCugaEss ~ trst ffClfiei Ia
Oxiofd ETsisry - u~sts. teck uif pare ~ az
sn by Ne sad Dsvti 4. farsf - ne soath fsrs
savings hank % secare he pafneni % . Ironl.
sofy NE fof 49,. usfd Apru lttns - N ssc
Oad mortgage All BCte dated beosooef ia l~%,
ani sivsn Tor 10 90 stich toe nqtes and nou
nrss here IL no~ lac abs sstt haaircf AL
tssnty doliaf.
JOSIAH ". wHfrrEN. Dspaiy shefif.
Dated e. nacknslf. tnis IN daY OF AFfL -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Pretty clothes quarters - The close,
where a fashionable oma hangs her
best garments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

-Foss affirm. that billiards resemble
mauimony, inasmueh A. kisses and
scratches are common TO both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

a sr..t Medical Wssk 90 n.sheei.
Eshssst~d NluaiHy. Nerroas nnd fhfscAl De.
buu. Frsmsfure n-cins In nta. tuofs OF
1eufh. saf ~ aatolt mlssfiss rssutiuE ron
nlisrreIons 30 sNrcssss 49, for eFtrf uans
yoaas. miifls-sgei al Ga ooufaias o. pc.
srripuons 90 al sruta al ftfuar tseasss. sarh
oas - snlc1 sinFsaAtIs. - fQuai ~ TIE 80
mor. rho.~ srT<rlsncs hf u ysar q tuet a.
probabiy sever tsfor~ fsl tn ms % or az ~
sctsn. az psses. suud IN beAuiuA frsach
muslin. fmhossef cofsrs. mi Ef, gnNanfsei
~ ~ q fssf YEA In sFerF ssnss-hsChanNs.
n~rsv and professional thsn az cher seft
solt la thIs counuy tff o 81 % Ne nQney -
fefsnslsi "a FssfF iustanrs Pre- onlr 80 ~
mAn. postpalf. Illustrative ssapls c.ata SD
ao.. eoli medal ssartrt ths AuttortY ne Va
tinaal h~ifa Assortatlon. o. Ne Pre- isut 20
.hish. "a Hou. 4 A Nsseu. Al assorhe o.
GERS e ne Boaftt ne waller /. respectfully %
fsrr~f.
~. seisaos 81 Ls shoud hs rvsf ty ~
yoang 30 astrarfirn, AZ bT Ne amENd Or 70
lsf n rliosusrf an-ioadps Lead
Thsfs = 81 memtef q sorfty o. Htcm tlt
tockH al 80 D. usffll. snsthff Yuutn. psftnts
Esrfsa. InsTurtuf % rieuENman-trgpaaa
Aitre.s M fsshoiY hellcsi i~nsttatst % Do.
". "a. fsfksf. -. : nulanci street. bostoa,
hsss. 80 nay - c1nsulfd "a ell diseases ~
quiriax skil shd s1ysrsnce Chfonic ar otstl
na1 d@as-s tha hsFs BASEL ~ San "a al
other ptysicans . sTscia1tF. ~an ueatef go
ussshily sithoat 40 insanos o. fAiarc, hentiqn
Ihs PAPER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

We think that winier l. showing very
poor ,a,ie In lingering In The lap OF such
an uusitfactltc spfing a. this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

A wom,h'- glory Il In her hair, bat 10 Il
q good plan q he II up when cooking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

The sEcRrr Arr oY beauty lies not In
cosmetics. bu, !. only In pare blood and .
healthy performance Of The vital functions
which can he obtained by using Buriock
Blood Bltters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

I CONF down stairs when night IL past.
Aud with my ,cAols. .arsf my last.
Nov 10 nv fAols | tske my sasr.
For ihsn ny hanger srpease.
IOsIs RYAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

The daughter % the millionaire OF the
future will probably he q billion helrcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Brown says be draws the line At
squash pie. favored with cayenne pep.
per. aud will take bis meals elsewhere
for the pre'eni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
AN.wrrs 10 Prfflrs ~ Ilsr wEEs.

aNr"H
LII. Joram. Ran. .. ArtsmA', Tema.
3. BABE. Absl Z. ElIsh. III 3, SaamgAf,
Ham G. Hlmougog. Cog :, Gideon, on.
:. lssschar. Al .. L<siilcus, Levi ~,
Evll. Merofach. Moioch. N. Ahlram. Ira.
n. Daniel. Dsn. I%nlilAis, I. Jibesh.Gueai.
=. RamAih Glicai.
Tai oaks from niiic acofus grow,
Large streams from little fountains Tow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
OUR puzzLR CORNER.

Ne .srii Ss siIior. W. u. f,srsls. Kss,suu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

N.-SihIAilhhNls
Complete. . great evangelist
Who's hoborcd and renowned.
CuftAli. and then before y0uf eyes
4 frame OF mind Il found.
Now last curiAll this frame OF Mid
AMI = creatures call youli surely rni.
CufiAil This word AMI then ] wssu
Al ahbr,viAilon will BE- sssu.
Curiail sgaiu DOW look ani guess
n means = thousand no more OF less.
CKErN MovNrAiN Boy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
CREAM RuMCATAR z n

slsu srplist iuio ne
nnsffII al - A.
slfi s~ftCtlaliV
r~lsansing M bad ~
ali csfAuhal Nlfus,
a. suEtealthY sscre
does kllsys an
mafna. grltects ne
msmtFane OF tte NJ
"a passtEts rum "a
an ca Goals. con
. &c tAis Ne sofss
-restofcs NJ sfnscs
% ussts al snelL
0rauQUlDESNuH
A asisk Relief
q Positive Care.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

C,rssh ~ ,s,- j. , -iss'-. at P,ai'.y
osrs 49, 1ss -lsa ussi 81 tls gsust.
ps-srisf ,hst ~. nc.ss' rtisrfic ca
/. aris a. t'rit ~ totiis. ssf go hcftis -Hg,
iaftsrttta hafs tsisa q 81 tftlasn astsias.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

Las. years corn crop Was simply
l.mare.ins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
Read
=aBOUT'

fH 80 sr.fsfai 90 rfsaLas lafsa"
10 urnssfsf 80 F-sfirts nsiaHirt
fai Htsusfai-ag
o.. THOMAS TcLrCrRic OF d"
rtff - fHt-fsg fuss. rfrrf - -tah 80
$3.50 taa f.faih ea sTlasiaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20

UNREASONABLE sIGSs.-Brow n, a ter
ribl. ~sg who dine. a, = Boston res,au.
rant. managed TO bring GU, a couple Of
plseards from their temporary retire.
men, behind the door one Geld day re-
cen,ly. After bis departure the pretty
cashier by the window had occasion to
remark on the exhil.rs,ing ,fec, Of the
brseipg air outside. for .tou, every other
man came in on the broad grin. The
proprietor Was finally led TO investigate,
~hieh led TO the discovery thu, With the
Thermometer below freezing POin, outside
the door. he wss supposed to be holding
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