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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
THE MINISTER'S MISTAKE.

The aneisn, to-a OF Msdford. th'
seat Of the old Lawrence dis,illefy. ha'
for many yssn bssa famous foe the s1.
esllsn, quality Of ia spirisuoas product.
-hich has bssa attributed TO the purity
Of ia water and the pains taken 10 pre-
psrias and rsaains IL. So great 10 iis
reputation smoug the trade that the
term "Old M-dford" 10 nov applied TO
al ehoic. grades Of rum improved BY
age. Ba, the late Rsv. Charles Brook,
"a Orthodox clergyman. Who many
rear. ago wss the esteemed and talented
pastor Of . large society Ia that town.
.as unversed In bsr.room litersture, snd
. eonnoissear only 10 communion vine.
So I, happened oas time that be vss 10.
duced to attend . special tova msstisg
to consider soms matter Of local interest
to the etissn. and the proposition BE-
foss Il meeting his cordial spprobsiion,
be 90, up and made roa'ins speech in
i,s favor, JUS, before the vote Vas taken,
Winding up With the emphatic dselsr..
ton, 81 do love old Msdford." OF
course this patriotic sentiment wa'
greeted with rounds Of applause, min.
sled. however. with such boistsrous
laughter ~ to initats the unsophis.ieatsd
psrsou, and led him TO think that his
sincerity vss diserviitsd. SO be turned
upon bis auditors and exclaimed With
no liitls warmth:
"wsll. I do ssn.lsmsn. whether you
believe IL or not"
This broagh. down the house With up.
roarious msnimsn. and cries of "0ood
for yoa." I'VE don't doubt your word,
.ir." ado you take !. susish, ," "Ars
you going to shoa, y Add !. vu not
until one Of bis parishioasfs cams 10 the
rescue that the bswildsrsd pASon va
able to compsheud the miscoastruesion
put upon his remarks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

A HorxyuL Youso PArRiVr.--Ou rs-
cent Sunday the lesson wss opoo NE BAD
yloaisa captivity and the teacher bad done
ner best In preparing The lesson 90 - 70
attract and hold the attention OF the class.
rhis not being Always "a easy matter 10
come OF the Old Testament historical lee.
sous, the teachers energies we're directed
towards mskiug The siory life-lits and re-
slisslc 10 her young paplls.
snow, jass suppose, boys" she osSan,
''thst sons army wss 10 come here and
take yoar fathers and yoor mothsrs and
you prisoaers. and carry yoa oa 70
strange land. and make yoa work - slaves
and sry 70 msks you believe In their rslig'
Ion instead OF yoor own" etc.
A her vivid Imagination enlarged upon
the picture, shs was pleased 70 notice tnss
The boys looked Interested. and that sun
dry mlschievous kickings and punehings
hsd ceased; but her Satisfaction quietiy
ended - one patriotic archia. amid The
smiles OF bis comrades, exclaimed
"Yes. mum; bot there sin't nation oc
earth big enough 70 do H. We can Hex
'Sm all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

was no, afraid OF fsw handrsd milss ID
the saddle. II |. wn through . wild
mountain country.
Alter some furthsr talk the pair made
srrsngsments and started out.
The ride Vas through . Wild thousl
beautiful eoaa,ry. AMI Vas accomplished
Ia safety. Aftsr rect st the house Of
the Tsnnsssssn the two started out 70
investigate the land
Ith . dresry looking place. . short
dhtanes south ofths present Memphis d
Charleston railroad. and not fsr from The
Georgia lins The land Lies oa the
mountain side. and h about ~ miserable
. looking piscs Of land ~ can Be found
Old Gordon gased st Il . fev MINUTES
and ssid
81 reckon yoa were right. neighbor
the land u not worth 93."
They proceeded . short distance fur
ther. and Gordon wu oongrsiulsiins
himself on the idea Of getting eloo fos
land that Vas OF no earthly use to him.
when be spisd . trail winding TO the
right towards . cove.
"whsrs does tie trail lead 20" he
s.ksd.
"0h. that leads to SPRING. said the
Tennesseaa hastily "bai come over this
wsy." he continued.
"Oh. II there IL one thiug above ell
Others ttst ! am fond Of" ssid Gordon.
"i,'s drink Of Tennessee spring water.
I have not had . good drink since have
bsen 10 Georgia. !, makes my mouth
water to think OF H."
"rll take yoa TO better spring than
that" said the Tennessean nervoasly.
"Coms on"
"Tna one will sui, ms," persisted
Gordon, starting down the trad. Find.
ing that Gordon VA determined 70 FOL.
lo~ the trail. tbs Tsnnsssssu reluctantly
followed.
Gordon had scarcely gone 100 yards
before he sa~ whsrs the blscksm'ihs had
been digging coal from the mouatsin
side. The Tsanessesn's object 10 want.
ing the land immedis,sly flashed seros
his mind. Turning to his companion
With . meaning smils he said:
"well, nsishbos. I reckon I'll not
ssll."
The Tsnns..ssa looked very uncom.
for.bls. and Gordon's good humos made
him feel mos %.
The nine Vas 5000 aftsf promptly
opened. ands . short rsilroad vs msds
coau.etins IL With the Memphis Is Casr.
lsstoa road These mines. which have
no~ passed into other hsnd'. Mr. Or.
ioa hsviag cold them and moved TO Ala.
bsml have, sincs th-is discovery. bssn
valued q, si, 0o0. 900. Old 0o'don i'
still alive. aad 10 . hearty msa OF so'
~hile hi, tso soas, Walker and the
ooaduet the va, eosl and land
interests owned by the family In Georgia,
Tennessee and Alabama.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
CUTE GEORGIAN.

The prominsn, part Gen. J. b. Cor
doa has lately played in the festivities at
Montgomery. Ala, brings TO mind th.,
hi. father became . millioasirs solely
through his lore fof good spfiag water.
The elder Gordon, father OF General
aud Walker Gordon. formerly resided In
What Il nov Marion County. Tenn.
Ab,a, forty yssn ago he bought strip
Of barren mountain land for $50. The
land vas too poor to be farmed. had no
timber Of value on Il, and Gordon bought
|, more TO help i,s owner than bscsuss be
wanted the property. sooa after he
moved to Georgia, and almost forgot be
owned the tract.
Que day an old Tennessee neiahbof
rode up to his door and vas received
with great cordially. Tbs Tsnnssssan
said be Was in Georgia on businsss, and
thought he would zee his old nsishbor
before returning home.
After converting on different subjects,
the Tsnnessesn brought the convvrsstioa
around to rea! estate.
"By the way. 0ordoa." said the Ten.
nessesn, casually, "yoa have . piece OF
land next mine. would yoa like to sell Il ,
IL 10 no. worth much." be continued,
"but IL will do for me TO let the beeves
run o."
"well," replied Gordon. IL had a..
most forgotten that strip; vhat'l you
give for it!"
"I don't think lie worth moro than
Si0." said the Tsnnssssan carslsssly.
"Oh! reckon lie worth more than
that paid $50 fos IL, bat thea ] just
lief get shss Of IL. for i.s no uss to M
now"
"rll give you Gao for It,"
Gordon thought thsre Was . slighl
sAssrnsss Ia the Tsnnsssssn's voios. and
% stood out for more.
The Tsnnssssan rsissd 10 $50, and b.
ing refused, continued to rsiss until b,
reached ei00. By this time 0osdos
was aroused. and informed the Tsnnss-
sean that be rsckonsd he'd take . trip u
Tsnnsssss and look ct the land.
His nsiehbos nov saw be had made {
mistake. 90 trisd to dissusds 0osdos
from the trip. saying the roads were so
Only bad bat dangerous 70 ridsn. Cor
don said be rsekonsd hs bad - eoed I
hosss, pistol and rife - ANYBODY, asd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
OBITUARY.

Yr~>lsud l.. Holt vas born In Bethsi. Jan
"A la. aud disd In The sams town. AUG. gs
Is,si. he Vas sick about eight moeses VII
nrtxni.s alsssss or liver complaint lie vas {
rreat sufferer bssns obiixef 70 sit IN nis ensil
ihs most of the time fos seven moetsA. W.. n.s
stsp nothsr sparet no psis. TO mais h's
nome via his fathsr. Deacon Prescott Holt,
40 hs viii b mech misssi at home. asd his ios>
desply isll By ali WIN knsv hun especially ~
tbe sstd Tsiioss, OF which hs vss mem Der
and thsir tindness b appreciated oy tns AmI
done thai could b for his rscovery. tucsrai
d. y. Camminss spoks vords OF comfort 10 the
sfilctsd relatives and friends. God has taken
him. We hops be disf . ehfistiaa. lie vas
beloved by al uhs lssv him. His suffering
tims is passsd. We resign his form 70 TIE
hoass pssparsd fos all living And con sit soul.
boiy ana .pirii % ths Judge OF all the sArtn.
vho viii 40 right. rhoss Who are len bsbind
ars the grsasnss su6~rsss- We do noe under
stasd 0od's mystsrsoos provtfsncs oet
We may shortiy knov thai iengtbeosd oreetn
Il NOT he sssstsst gift uod ssnds Me frisnds.
And that, sometimsA. The sable pail OF oeAth
ConssAis ths fAircst boou his love can ssnd.
n 10 o0aid pash ajsr ths gstea OF life
And stAnd within and al Oofs vorkinu see.
We coold intssprss eli this doubt and strffs
And for each mystery nad hsy,
Hut NOT tOiey. Thea b eoutsnt, poor nuer
u si's plans lihs liiiies. purs and White unfold.
We mast nos tear the eloss- -sbut leaves apAu.
Tims viii rsveai the oaiyxes q goid.
Thsn Ne shaii usdsrssssd. "ood Knew 'hs
bests
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
NoNK or HIS RELATIONS.

A fsmlly WIN moved recently iato .
house In Bostos discovered before ioug
that the family that lived nsxt door vss
Jewish. Il hsppsssd that The feminine
bed Of The psWly-srrived family retained
esrtain pssjudicss which, happily. have
,scous pretty nsar extinct ia NE eomns'
"You mussar play with little esnssl
ssxs door, Johnny,- shs said 70 hsr little
,oy, "bscsuss hs v . Jewish boy, and ths
JsWs, you rsnsnosr. crueiasd The Sav'
Iouf."
Johnny was daily Impressed. ssd prom.
,ssd 70 kesp away, bot lits,s 0souel esemsd
o b Q vsry nics sors Of D bog. and Johssy
.idisd aroesd uatil hs got isto eoovsfss-
los with him.
Johnsy's mother caught bin q Il, ssd
.ullsd hin into The hosss, be- oss day.
ssvine occasioa 70 b svay Toe tWo of
hrss koass vhiIs littis Johnny rsmaised
& home, che rsturssd 70 dsd him n ths
Ill Tide OF successful ani Intimate play
9TH 6sossl.
sss lsd hin iaso Ne Aosss sad called
I'm % task.
"Didar I tsll yos Dot 70 play viii The
lttis Jsuish bog. because"
'Oh. Mamma. JoAssy exelaiDsd. "rve
slksd % 60 evss vith hin. snd tes ajl
lsbG I've tDond ost thas it Wasst asy
4 he sslaaieas thas dh ~"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
ros the DssocsAr.


Pcsriy cloud. banks 90 drirlnf by.
Aad bfesx sn nbst ssy.
And the great pstcnss oi azure sky
fade softly inio gray.
The last goblet of par,ls uins
rns saas.t hss sptiiei DER ths hiiis.
And rolilag hi- nefy uru benini,
Leaves golden ilght OF riiis.
Nov shsdoss creep ron the n oil vo)i.
AMI silently lie srouat.
And as xcatly comes tstlight moods
Ofthe heart. bT msnbriss bSdti
shst IA ron the bi,r. aolsy wofii.
whsre sioomias ho1rs are issrest.
uy the musical brook snsr. plass uifJli
Their fragrance. aai biri.no;ss are cis,rs',.
tara the pages that tins ha, prss,si,
And real again tns story.
nl.sfsl hours. hesvsniy blcsssii
Thrilled with the soaset glory.
A. ire.h and s~ee, q. ths breath Of the breeis.
Glai az the songs of the biris.
Like a glimpse ofthe isashins 0ro1s throifh
the Tces.
Floats the music % Kind wori..
on, happyi Oh. erueii the hour an place.
rnAi Ia Visions bring 30 near
Her very wOlds-the form all lace
ozone Who IL not here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Mlaue,polis, MINI has loas since sur.
pssssd her hated rival, 81 Paul. 10 popa.
istiou. wealth. basiness activity and CON.
usrcisi importance; bat her cup OF hsppl.
ness viii never be hiled 70 ovsrno sing
uutil the pswspspers. 10 slluding 70 her.
cease adding "Mian." 70 her name. In OF.
der that people may know what SlAts she
llyes In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

pyspsptie symptoms. low spirits. rest
lsssnsss, slssplsssssss, cosfasios, sour
stomach. pain 10 The bowsls, sick head
schs, varisols sppstits. raisins food. op.
prusiou at pit OF stomach. lov fsvsr and
lsnguor, PursoHs's Prgaties hiis give In
mediate relief and viii altimstsly cure the
Aiasaaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

BRO. J. w. Thompson Is hard at work
on the second volume OF " Maine bfeu
Horses" aud already has about one hun
drei pages In type, the entire work ~nen
completed making between three snu
four hundred pages. IL has been Twelve
years since the nrst volums Was issued.-
Bro Thompson intends TO make the lis.
OF $3.50 horses very full aud complete ana
solleits correspondence aud facts 70 tnis
end. We hope our horse breeders and
trainers will rsnd-r him all the assistance
p,..lble le.-HOms Firm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

The plaster form OF . man 90 his hands
snd knees has been moaidsd 10 the ashes
In Pompsii. IL 10 Supposed that when The
4, alsmity overlook ths city. the msn VA
ou his hsnds aud knees looking Tor col.
lar batton uadef the bu,eaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

WI have been Q Hay Fever sufferer
Cor ,hrss pears, have oteu Rly's Cream
Balm spoken OF in the highest t<rmsi did
nos tafs mach stock 10 it because OF The
msny qssck medicines. A friend psrsaadsd
n, 70 uy the Balm. and ! DID 90 with
wonderful success. IT. \. Gsxs. Syrseuss.
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
I w. Trsnsrrs. VI d.,

Grsdaats Dutmoata College, ssysi "i
consider Brown's Ssrsspsrilla the very
bet comblustion for antAsoairlng Al I'm.
parties OF the system svef ssalyfsd.
Zoo mar say have ossd it In ny pfsetics
With woodsrfal success. Yoars Truly. i.
w. Tibo.tts, VI ID Ststsoo, Maine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
-rb. B.r.hoIdi statue i avstsd 10.

The BarthoAi statue Il hvstsd TO-
esshss up 10 the kassa, and the prsssnt.
s,ioa may not take place this fall ss al.
% l, u not likely to bs 6aishsd. and
Cougrsss has made no sppppriatioa ios
the svsat. To 90 sppsoschise % the
water The hsisht Of The statue u at dst
disappointing. bat nsasnsss rsvssis IL
gigantic proportions. The psdsstal 70
hiehss thsa The root Of The higAsst baild'
ine In New York city. and the torch
would ne tvsasy feet above ths esoss U
ths whole sGsis vsrs plaesd aloessids o'
Trinity Church. The faes y eight fss'
long ftom the chin 10 ths sys.osows.
asd saeh ear weighs ssvssal hasdr't
pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

FArrsxrxo PouLrRy -Poaltry OF al
Minds will fA,tsn sun :ientiy with thre-
weeks feeding Tue whlts-t nesn ana "a.
are made by feeding milk warmed ana
mixed 10 . thick paste with oatmeal.
boiled potatoes ant corn-mssi. Tnis iee'
should be given four times day s p'en
tlfal a. II will be eaten. IL IL best given
Iu Zee d.boxss or troaghs, which should b.
taken away ~ soon ~ the fowls have
eaten. The owls should be connued 10
coops. which should be kept clean and
deeply sanded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
soorr's Exuuios or PuIs
ID Lrvss on, WITH HrrorHosrurru

Sop Ls'ss Oih' VIZ"
n Gsasyui D,bdLiy. Eaaeiatioa. Coasapsp
tioa asd Wassia1 IN CAfidrsn,
Il q most vsiusbls food aud medicine. 10
creates a sppssits for food. strsngtasns
shs usrvoas system and builds no The body.
It IL prepared In Q pAiataols form and ore
scriosd universally oy Pnysieisns. Take
no Olhef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
a GA r D.

To aii vho srs sansrins from ne errors and
iniisxs,ions of yOa,h. nervous seAansss' sAry
deo.y. io>sof msAhoci. Ac.. viii ssnd r~eips
thai viii cur. yoa. .YRrx or cuAhoE- Thssrsss
remedy vss discovered by missionary In soath
Amsrioa- Sod . s-lfsddresssi save'ops W NE
NV. yo~Eyu T. IsnAs. szsfs>s y. Sss r~A cssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

th bad enough 70 color Ice cream With
cochlnsal, 20 give 10 Q stfsvbsfry Tint. oai
70 u . cruel deception 70 mig hsyssed with
the stufY 20 make ths sstsf bslleve be u
cas vins strs stDsrfy sssds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
Headache,

ra.n In tAs side and Rask. AMI Con-
stpaiion. Indicate that the digestive and
stcretCry organs are In a disordered
ooudluon. and that a laxative Il needed.
Fgr this purpose. Ayers Caihartic Pulls
are the besi medicine that can D. used
Ayers Pills arc a never falling rem
eiy for IIsa.lachss caused ~ a pis-
ordered Sfomarh. I suffered iCr years
frum this infrmiiy. AMI nsser ioand Any-
hing O. gre me mofe thkn teulpcrafy
rsiisl. until I hsgan taking Ayers lllls.
This medicine aisays aCis prOmfily and
thorCughly. an OCCASIONAL dose being All
fhat Il required o. Keep me ia pr
Tea health - Mr. Harriet A. Marble,
rlughkespsis. y. \.
fhave found entire reliei from Consti-
raf.on. stomach truuhles. and Nervous
hsal4rhs. ~ taking Ayers Cafhartic
TIs Suffered a long uDe frCin these
COMPLAINTS. wks under medical treat
urrt. wifhout obtaining relief. AMI .
~ % ihe time was unable o. wCfk.
A trend. whu ha.i tecn s.tullarly aifiict-
"a. urged me o. tAke Ayers l1lis.
commenced using this rrmety. and.
D. ftr time I bal taken four toxss. wNs
Csci. - n. l. notsou. Topeka. kAas.
Ayers Pills,
r-.rl-si \, ~. :. G. Avsr 4 Co. f.e-s.i. Nass.
a. tl a. lprvgs-us a,t i'sa.sfs IN hst.sius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
VOLUME LII.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical Agricultural top.
ic- q -Dlic ts~i. Adsirs-- all commu.icsti"n-
intsnaed ~ this department to AasicuL
TvKAL EpfrOk. .OxrOaD DksOcaAt, fARis. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

The design for the oleomsrgarin'
stamp-tsx is that OF bull trampling
serpent uoder foot. for the centrs-p'ece-
surrou uodsd BY the words "Oieomargar'
inc" +" Internal Revenue."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

"Alesrpou." quo,h Nay. II sm sory 70
go that yoa Are not Ike April shower
And when Angie siif'iT asked " Please
explain" she mentioned that April snov'
srS bsing Nay flowers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Aecoriias TO the Chicago directory. the
Oar leo Clty Of the Wet has . population
VI $50 900 souls. Rctonias oas scal 70
foor psrsoas--s libersl allowsscs-Chies-
20 hss Q popaistioa OF 5000 600; which u
oot so BAT Tor q nsWly.ssttlsd town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Ifssy Of the readers Of thIs pspsr do not
know OF JoAsson's AAodvss Lsisssf Ne
urss them 70 dod out sboet T. Write 70
Dr.. Johnsoa 4 Co, OF Bostos, hAss- IL
Il The most marvsloss rvnedy in the
world
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

-souring cream too much before churn-
ing, causes . separation OF the butter fat
aud does not add ~ the quality OF 'h'
butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
AINoaI KIfIEn.

L w. simo~i killed BY the doctors, Who
trsaisd ne for bleeding plles- II cost me
over Ol00 without relief took sulphur
Bistsrs for too months, and now An
vsll.-cas Hill, Trog, " Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
3 GIRLS WANTED [!

Al As union House. Paris MI. nroas'
V'iaesr Ccart Oss snl ~ rst.lasd throseh N
slaist.
HsA -sg-. wal b- p.ii. AIRY q osse.
II. CUMMINGS.
PHa.. 50. IA isst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

A msa ssid In praise Of . frissd. whose
name vas John Smith HE 10 ons OF .
shousasd." n bs hsd saii oes OF eleven
hssdrvd be would have have been nearer
iha lKuih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

-Thsy do cay that whsa eassa B
Anthoey Arst saw The mummy that Sas
ct Coz ssat ovss The ocean be- sye'
Allsd With iavolustasy tssra Il rsmind'
ID be- %, shs sobbsd, Of he dsys vhs'
she vss yoasg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

School tsschsr-'whst 70 ssuo-tsniivsi'
Mleky (sou Of the leader 10 The slstseosh
wsrd)-"irs Q man What Goss 70 The co.,
yiutiou Whin you csp't 10 yourself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
oxroHD CO. KSrsifs.

u.r.fori.-E n Holmes. welchville, oall
nV~ y~srs. coz. heiisr- tnree yes,-' 49,
xssr.l 4 one year. I calf. Homer y. Sn@-e'
~. s,'.s,is.a al a. Jsfssys-samusi Y. Locke,
us.s n .rl. buil one year, cos. h.iief-.
ssri. :. N King. sOsih Paris. bull calves
Ses.L.o.'.-i'a 'atber N. Maxim. West sumner.
baiI nine years. / Que year. cows. henrf''
nr.iss wersins ssssrs-Aiber, yirsin. 4 Ramfori.
P.lrsS P..li,-s. ssa rinis. year. or Ovsr-r. @.
P,rrv East Hebron. -. ,-,.,
80. V,ar ftIly-ss. N. Park. CAnton Point
r.oI IssT OH ,lliies-> n. Irish. baekneid'
T-e p " Ysar s sisliioas-H.w. Record. Buesnsld'
eio oss Year s,.llioas-C. N. PARK. csntoa rt.
~s.,eps'i DrIyins iIorsss-Aleer 'irsin' h~''
kqn, .,.g a. sessp-H =. Hastings. Sss,y. !
hscx three years. tso 90; ons AZ ..e
lambs. : ewes t.o years one w.
'sn. .., s...p-u. :. Hastings. Ne~ry.s sheep
to- ,ssr.- one 10 3 e-e lsmes. p....
Asistic fOaltry-A = y, ssa'.en a., eh,es.. 4 pair
esrsr.ix. Coshin fo-l. do chicks
81 nisb P,altry-H Bacon lr. Notssy'nt.
white LsFhora !. c, to.L s.. sa,s .asssh
p.Ss. 4 ps brown L-shorn. fosi 90, enifss -,
soia ~ fo-i. 8 do chicks. do. Brown 'o"''
o. s.,tsss ssss Poultry-A y. shurpen. so Paris
. rsIr plymouth kock chicks. DO "'A'
"gt,si fsssry.-A. Il. shurtisr. south Paris. pair
h,s.,s 1907 o's "a %sSSPslsr. pair Toulouse o'd'
ipseks N Bacon, ". pair r.sin "''' ''
yonnx. A. 4. sbur,lsn, pslr - k,., ,a,ox.r. one
,,,s..sre bo.t. /. W. Ame.. nethsl. spriss 49,
nes. Hone. ste.-J. A. Softon' b~''s'' 'A''
colonies bees.
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cou,r,bo,or--IIsr, IL . usuu.erip, wish

20 sabmit-
Editor (~sving his hsud)-f'm sorry.
We are eli full jast nov.
Contrioutor (nlsndly)-vsry well; i
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Ayers Asus Care stimulstss the setioa
OF shs liver, cisassss the blood OF malariai
poison, spd foases the systsm 70 renewed
vieor. wasrsstsd 70 cure Fever and Asus.
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4 REras surnrIEFr.

Banker j. Broker.
Bonds, Bank and R. r. Stocks,
y - Naie 81 rAres doors vel Cash
Nrlus nshf.
Portland. unine.
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Hoods SarsapanNa

Combines. In Q manner peculiar 10 itself. The
beet b,ood-purtfyins and Strengthening rene
dies Of the vegetable kinsdom- You VII Ind
this vonderfai rvmedy elective where othsr
medicines have failed. Try n nov. 10 YIN
purity yvuf blood. reeniais the digestion.
ana sive nsv Me and vieof 10 The entire body.
-Hood's Sarsaparlia did NO great good.
wss tired out from overvork. and it tooed
me up." MRs. q. Z SIMMONS. Cohoss. N. y.
~i sufsred three years frcn blood poison.
took IIood's sarsapariiis and think am
cured" Mns. n. }. DAVIS, broskpot. n. u
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Bran cools the blood Of the COW.
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Purihes the Blood

Hoods sarsaparilia II eharaetsriied by
three peeullarities ist. the ecmb<safse~ ef
remedial assntsi ID. the y~eperse"i 3D. me
prossss of securing the active medicinal
qualities. Ths result IL msdielas Of unusual
strength. saeeting cures hitherto unknown
Send fos book containing additional evideaee.
.Hced's sararsnlla tones sp ny sysssmi
sm. ssr,ss; q M y.ts SsI@. =. ,aa,p o,sI sc.r.os
Rseistss of Deeds, Lowell. Mass
"Heeds sarssesriIia esai, Al osAsrs: sed
10 Baak Sassl. Ssv fofk CITY.
Hoods Sarsaparlla
oaiy by Q. l. HOOD . co. Lowell. hass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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There were no exhibitor. Ia this depart.
n-nt from this coaniy yc' Oxford CJanv
pnrk l. not - be sncsr-i a.
Ex-Governor GsrcelOu's Waite Cae-ier
80 sas The chief st,rscilon. Her weight
4. COO pounds; ~ one rrmsrk-i, she w-
the biggest hog In the crowd. Tue Dr.
ihough running b~hlni Ia Tie Congress
ionsl race election day. wss unqacs,lon'
xly shrAi In the ssiac sxai1t Fair we,k
by large msi lri'y
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ruE Bksr EXHIBITION fEr oIvEs.
rHOCGH tHE wEAruss WAS usrAvoanALE
TOH LAnon CaOwus.
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Oae 90 the he>vie-, sheep uPon the
ground. "a. ine ihrve.yesr OLD Leicester
eaek of N \ II.sung.. ~ our northern
Orfori Coan,y tosn OF Messy rhs sx'
aiDlt compriscd nn-en snl,n.ls .ni gave
god idea OF th- qs,lln 's,loo. OF thi' nut
tou bred OF -A-ep We hop NJ H,,''
ias. will have the hsri Oh exhibition 81 TIE
County Fair.