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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
GREENWOOD.

". X. Hleks IL now 50 a. 10 be out some,
bat his blood IL In . bad state q ie"
weeks Z q dead abscess formed on his
body, then another on his hand, and now
there Is one coming on bis foot They lie
deep In the fesh, and have 10 be opened
With q lance.
Widow Jane Merriam IL falling. and 10
al APPEARANCE IL near her Journeys ent.
while At West Bethel recently, l had 4
yeIy pleasant Interview with Dollie Dart,
who Was stopping with her folks ~ TIA
place. She IL q fne-appesring' middle
aged lady. and bow she can handle th,'
powerful little Instrument called The PEG,
l. well known 10 many OF your readers.
She has three nice little girls. and thlnk-
OF keeping house again this spring.
read &. Dis letter In The lssi paper
concerning the storm ~ that place, with
much interest, aud would like 70 know
how Ear ives, the storm extended. Ny
advice 20 him would be 20 look oui and not
&c, blown into the water. lie would not
iui II much like sTarkish bath NJ this
time OF the year.
Printers make the poets say some pretty
funny things sometimes, not long sincs
Walters poem entitled 'Judes," was
published In one OF our leading religious
papers. and one line OF 10 reads
aNor mine ear 80 The erO's which he earei
him 90 bear"
Advertisers now advise us 10 grind our
own bones. aud one paper Offers 10 give
Niagara Falls away. As 10 The former,
I shall decline for obvious reasons. ., least
for the present; and a. regards the latter,
I much doubt any one mans owning that
yalasble piece OF real estate, so a. 10 have
q right 20 give II away.
IL now looks a. n We might have sir
weeks shedding Ia March, even N We
counted out the frsi four days.
Hay Is getting scarce, and should ths
spring be cold and backward Ike last year,
until the e0ih Of May. o can staek Al
The hay ,ha, will then be lsf', on his shumt
nall.
The crows seem TO be uucommonly tame
this sprirg, yesterday one sat on ina
tree within three rods OF the road, ~ ]
drove by, looking as innocent a. . dove.
I happened 10 be pretty well dressed. and
IL IL possible be mlstook ne for bis old
friend @. II. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
DlyFIELD.

A Musical entertainment at the church
March q. given by Prof. A. X Bradford
and pupils, assisted BY the band. IL was
called very Cue by all who attended.
There IL 10 be an antiquarian supper al
Mrs. Frank Stsnley's next Friday night
IL IL hopsd al will tome dressed In olden
style suitable 10 the occasion.
Mrs. Fred Chase entertained q party OF
young ladies very pleasantly one afternoon
and evening Of last week. also Miss lone
Harlow.
A number OF gentlemen have gone from
here ~ Weld pond 10 spenj Q few days
nshlng through the Ice.
Frank Stanley sold bis span 10 mayer
Drothers OF South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

4 warrant L. posted. calling . town
nscilug wednesday. March 81, 20 bear
as act 1pou he rrpor Of The town arm
committee. Besides this, ssveftd other
matters o. importance will cont before
iae mssting. The articles 20 b. actN 1pon'
tes.fes he choosing Of q motentor' are
~ foIl0Ws
Ar To 80 N the t0sn I'LL acceit ne re
aor u - rommiftcs on tom tsrn-
Ara To 49, uhat sctou ~ toSn sAlaAe
N rrrarf o. rUnuflfiuE ca % tuSn tAms Ut
rurrfasiura Arm hr q rosu arm.
Ara 10 80 shAf aCtlou M fllt ake
III reaarIto repairing Or rvbuilting ths tritxc
rfar = rrues d1ur mn. rurth lsris Aso
OBI msr money o. paY ur lie sane
Ara To SO u IL oNu I'll vote 10 fAI
re- money on tls suos bills nr ths past Sin
fff. an o. mise money nr t1e sane.
ArLE To 49, lf tne touu I'll sneupt ne
Paris Mann sctlrtng Co from TAXATION Tor =
term ofyears
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
SOUTH A r
VILLAGE DIRECTORY

CNrErun.
Tnf lnnUrErrra Ntnrrh. kFN 4. g. ~
rsrr Ou ~lnisy. rrtstrr srFt. -
~a..ah stnl. - reafrt urflnrs 80
pactes nsFlnr. ~ a. prayer DefrAg.
Neins-syruysf .ssunE.
Nrfk.Nsf Oarh. LrT r. uaaFTr. isstor %
a.. rrs.fhaE .sros. 10 a saee.h
asrrnfa 9seas1 yI.'g
CEurh. ~. D Cetuns, f.sfrr ou
1900 .ulls 40 -.1l.th rhoi
prsyrf ussungtA Es luiay 0en
sfsr lfr-nE, -
sfarup snrrtsss
TAAN-Eerlz nsslng fue-isy s'eaios 90
I0-o'T-Mssri Ma Leir. rsriE nsstar.
r.rslg sssnaT q "a -seA AssofA
rfu-rans ers.~. ~ccnd e-iafa-f Z" 80
Ia Go. $500 al uiri rss.tsJ.
fuG.I-~o rns Lets. Ne an. usss ever
- ssrn.nr IN a. Mrthaia Nesur.
-. III Lahur-~ln fans A-FmhY, Ne-
tss 1lots ever saturday eveu-ng IN Lnson hA'
prTRN4rr..sn IA = Echari.os A Co, Il car
o1rs.paalrni hr ~cuih faus
~rrs orrIrs ofus OrroaB DruccAAr sy = s@e
alrnrss Oug >lurs. ott fclc~s bceA. SfH.
During The past week the Paris Manu-
act1rlus Company have been busy moving
l,to he south end OF Trae's grist mill,
uhsre hey VIII eOntinue The Manufacture
% certain lines OF goods untl tasir ns~
taltlugs are erected and really Tor oeen-
Fancy.
ne makers % maple sugar have been
avorsd With q ipe run Of late and The
streets Ae ull OF syrup vendors Ihey
have zen getting 50 cents Per GUAR, oat
81 hardly think that price viii last loog
IS too expensive Tor The average purse.
Nelson 4 Terry has . very lAme horse
lie says be can only 90 on one ltg.
T. { Briggs has The newest nestss'
arranged stock of fancy groceries, meets,
1c. 70 BE- fOand
Sc "A. OF houssseeper wanted. A
capable woman can learn OF sgood sitaa-
ii0u.
George A. M.cabs has . fac smile copy
o. ne Ulster County Gdfsfis OF The dats
% January q. lsoO, printed Al Kingston,
I stsr COanty. New York. 10 II an In
iertsting numosr. drsped In mourning.
and contains an account OF TIE death and
nneral services Of General George wash
ingt0u. Some Of The ADVERTISEMENT are
unique. one. Anes describing . saw MIL
property. adds. ''aad also a stout AealtAy,
lrirs Esyro rsaeA,- showing that New
lofk vas q slave state AZ that tine.
J. u. williams has Just completed .
very handsome carved cane OF Tie Db<
nosi whiSv brought from Dakota
Judge George A. wilson spent lst
week In Psthsl az one OF the referees on the
notst Byron line case The case occupied
ne whole week. The other referees we're
hon- waldo Pettspgii Of Ramforf. and
Hon. Frssk Y. Bradley OF fryeourg. This
hoard Of three referees we're appointed ~
he Court In iess 70 try this case
J. Mslleu Cummings. u 10 reported. has
sOld kls house on the orn OF Church
and Gothic streets 20 A. X Cooper.
Tie three orders OF Knights Of Labor.
Golden Cross and Good rsmplzrs are con-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
LOWELL.

Mr.. n. ". Eastman has been engaged In
take charge OF the town farm for the CON-
log year. Mr.. Ellison 0esry OF Norway.
has bad charge of the farm for the last
two years aud has given good satisfaction.
The house OF Albert Bsblneau OF West
Lowell. was burned on Wednesday morn
log abou, fse o'clock.
Dr. he,li has bought . dns young
horse OF y n Hutchlns. Price sss5.
John Bfysni of Chatham, IL Ia this vi
entity c~niesyoring 10 supply ne with The
- blessings OF life " In the shape OF fruit
trees.
Mrs. q. A. Kimball Is quite sick.
The Congregational circle met on Tues
day l,st with Mrs. Ava MeKeen a. North
fuehurg.
The chrisilan church IL being repaired
aud kalsomlncd. Mr.. Webster IL expect.
ed there To preach about the frs, OF May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
MIDDLE IyTERvALE (BrrmrI).

Al this writing us thAwing and the
weather 4. Due. Heard q robin qulie early
this morning.
saw my aged friend John Williamson.
yesterday. who Is In bis one handreih year.
lie has In his possession . book. Look
ing Uuto Jesus" which IL 200 years old.
Hls daughter. Mrs. Carter. IL - and siill
cares for him.
The circle me, last Thursday al The
House OF Herbert Carter. Ills wife who
is doe lady aud good cook, furnished .
nice supper. II. Carter has been quite
sick OF late.
4. Packard OF Monmouth Is visiting
here.
have before me an aerostlc written by
Elylra Dunham 10 her teacher. She Is
aboa, as good on rhyme s her father, L.
ID Here 10 Is.
Tine DER you 90 gently glide
zach j0y. each grief, each care thats gwen
All things IN q Ger you may beude
CrOsn you with peace AMI JOY In heaven.
How biest the thought Ne there shall meet
Ever freed rom pain aud toll and care
Round Gods throne the loved to greet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
BRYANT's POND.

The scholars OF district No. I, propose
soon % play the drama, "Snow aud sun
shine AZ their school house.
Miss Sarah Pray. who for several years
has resided with the family OLA. L. Rowe,
died qaite suddenly the 2Gih inst, sgei
about - years. Her remains were car
ried 20 Parsousneli. her former home.
We learn that Rev. y. e. Goodwin has
been engaged 70 supply The Baptist society
here another year.
Charles Coma has been offered $50 for
his Knox colt, two years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

The boston Ersnfag Record, which IL
always doing something new and enter
prislng. scores another point In advance.
Recognizing the popular demand for whole
some fiction. the Record meets IL by the
daily publlcrtiou OF . continued story writ
ten expressly for IL by Julian Hawthorne.
A peculiar feature will be the printing OF
the story Gro the bottom OF the page In
large type. easy TO the eye. The Record 10
the frst to introduce this new aud attssc'
tive feature 10 American journalism.
The story. "John Parmlee's Curse" 10
conceded To be the best that Mr.. Hawth.
orne has ever written, and IL certain . A.
tract attention and be widely read. The
Record win publish the opening ehsptsf
April 1, and the story VIII be continued In
daily instruments until finished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
WEST PARIS.

The citizen. OF this place were enter.
taln~d las, Wednesday evening with .
lecture delivered by 7. J. Whitehead OF
South Paris. sshjcct, knights OF Lseor'
the foundation OF aud lts progress during
the last seventeen years" The subject
vas well and successfully Handled BY the
spesksr.
West Paris brass band 10 sesin COMING
10 TIE front 20 presen, the citizens with
another Zoe drama. entitled, The Turn OF
the Tide" A. T. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
NORWAY LAKE.

school meeting WAS held In this distrie,
Wednesday. March 2tth. slsrge number
VAS present. and were unanimous In
In choosing W. II. Pride agent and clerk.
Prof G. II. stephens IL In this place.
where b. proposes 20 erect q building 70
by 40 feet The object OF this structure
L. unknowu.
II IL with pain that I record the death OF
samuel skillings. lie has for many years
lived In this town where be has been much
respected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
UPTON.

II has been slowing The last three days
and The result l. twelve lnehes damp snow.
Lakslie i shut 10 from The outside world.
The road has not been broken sinee The
big blow. Mr.. Lane goes far a. be can with
his team thsu takes The mall bag under bis
arm and walks over the drifs 10 the post
once.
Mabsl and ole Wee, are Attending
school AZ Bethel.
Alvan Coolidge has moved out OF The
woods lie Is getting over bis hart bet
Ter thar vAs expected. lie, with I've men
Two horses and two oxeu. have pat over
10000 feet OF lumber on umbsgog LAKE
since The arst % December.
Will ALLEY cut his foot qalte badly last
week while splitting wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

We have received from the Maine BOOK
Agency, ". II. Judk ms, Manager. . copy
OF Miss cieveland's book entitled "George
Eliot's Poetry and Other Studies" This
is f~rst-eiass work, and o that
deserves TO be read for the pleasure and
instruction 10 win give. The essays are
pIquant and far.reaching, and the whole
book Il wholesome, stimulating and gen.
uine. We are infor med that Mrs. w. ii.
Porter, OF Norway, has secured the agency
for this book In Norway and Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
ALBANY.
ALBANY.
Eighteen inches OF damp snow Just fall

Eighteen inches OF damp snow Just fall
|ep.
Lozgers ATE returning from the woods
and report small pay for various causes
Their contracts were 20 low and the win
ter has been up~favorable.
The poor crow IL being sacrinced freely.
G. L. Johnson with his double barreied
guu Killed ten at one shot and seventeen
~ another.
Mrs. Gilbert wsrdwsll Is still quite Fee
BILE.
sIlss Stesrns who has been working In
Der.er Cummings blscksmith's shop, has
moved bach o. Stonshsm.
Joseph 4. Rand IL making shook for Mr..
Knight. at North Waterford.
r. T.. Dresser 4 Son are not quite
through hauling birch 10 No. Waterford.
They have hsd two teams running al Win.
Ter and sometimes three, hsuling pine,
poplar and birch. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
FRYE

Mrs. Sarah Cannon died the 18Th inst.
aged ninety-two years. one month ano
seven days. she lived sdeyotsd Christian
over seventy years and died In The triumphs
Of faith. Her remains were tAfen 70
Canton, the 2lst, for intsrment
Charles Weeks IL gaining fast Mrs.
Isaac Brsdeen Il some better.
Isaac Bradeen and =. A. Reed have been
hauling their potatoes 20 Canton While
there they attended Salvation Army meet
ings, and liked them very much MI.
Bradeen says there Il Q great religious
Iuter,s, there. Both churches appear 70
Be united, and work together with the
Salystionists.
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Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY

r-.t R.rr.t Carl. ErT. T.. A. Caetrsns, rsscf.
-. 81 -svts ever ruatsF Il N -lndaF
eHa NLs rsttafh lfrulrE ~rfaf e. Z -
rrsref Nrstrr. narisy ksra.nr~
rrIvrsa.f Ourrh. Gss. Csrouns Anrtl fsstof.
rrraEnr ~wEs ever -uudaf al 49, re
.ftisr HTfuln0.
p.rs ~ H.. Hal Eneu Ms.n ieaiff.
Itrrn ~ ukumrrL ~orrtsv eni Irteserrf
Nrefinr A. a. Arsiruf ever -stari.f hfen1s
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r ppowNrrELp

c. l. s. c. holds its meeting with Mrs.
W. II. stckney. The subject OF giving
an entsrtalnment IL under consideration
The N. I. q. meets regularly ~ Mrs. w.
II. Stieknsy's on Monday evenings. This
Il the third winter the children have held
these meetings. and they seem "a be ~
much Interested ~ when The meetings
were irst held.
The weather does not seem very fsvors.
bic for maple sugar mailing. and II II sull
selling for si.0o per gallon
Several here are quite Interested In
poaliry. Pure bloods OF the wyandottss,
Light brahms and Plymouth Rocks are
being raised.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

ThI. may certify tina. I suffered for sew.
eral years from extreme nervousness, diI.
rluess, palpltstion OF the heart, etc. l
have found great relief In taking Bells
S%Arssprilla- Lave found no other medi'
cine 10 work so wonderfully. l cheerfnlly
recommend IL 70 all similarly sfilcted.
MRs. T. w. CURTIS,
Chamberlain Street, Brewer.
Only 20 cents per bottle. Your local
druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

AIArser number % members than usual
we're present AZ The band meeting last
SA;grtay night, and The rrsult was = good
msstlug. End Cooper walled o ave
ml,ss Carrying = large tuos. 70 attend ne
ueeting. The roAts being 80 bad nat be
coui uOt take his horse such enihos-
.asn A. that goes = great way In making q
had \ successful organization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

FROM Miss susie Mckay. the sinsd .Oynse,'
rroyidsnes 7. Z NO. (: SSry ssrss an r r,s
the sficacy OF Dr. seth Anoids Cough xillss,
sseesssnai rvsaiis.. FOR ale by All drugsists.
Price so. sec. and q lo per bossls.
rior Coz . common family physie. sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
HANOVER.

Asa r. crediford OF shsplelgh, Who has
been clerklrg for o. y. Rassell Tor nearly
two years, has closed his labors here. ana
win return 20 shspleigh. Mr.. Crsdiford
Is liked very much BY the patrons Of me
store. and ais genial face Win be missed
nom behind The counter. where he always
me, customers with . smile and kind word.
lie IL . gentleman and We al wish him
success
q. A. Virgin has . pew circular board
ssu for his saw mill suppose 10 wiz oc
. great Improvement over the old up-and
down saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

n. n w~O0dbury Informs us ieat be =
receiving = large member % orders Tor bis
"wOodbgy's Select pansy seeis MI
woodb1fys pansies az loo Wei known
To- thi- viciniiy 90 need any words OF con
meudatiOn. bat those Who desiri any IN.
formation 10 regard % he p1rhAse OF
secis may End 10 10 oar Advertising col
.wrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

ne Selectmsn give notice that they vii
hs .n session Al their once. on Ihnrsday'
APRIL 1T. Al nine O'Clock In he forenoon,
fof ihe purpose % receiving lists OF he
nos and TAXABLE estates In toSn, which
- The lnhAbltAnts are y lsv required 10
nake ami bring In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

VOW 4. The time when The deesising
ro.es % The blueblrt are heard In The
ard. and the Aasty man cries. Il beard q
rodiu. The other signs OF spring are al
ard A. usual. TIE maple sugar harvest
As Began. Ant our crop OF spring poet
~
Hat nasf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Aprogrcsslve suchre party sNs glVen a.
tse ulhhaft House Saturday evening, ard
uas very mach enjoyed BY those present
Progressive euchrv has already attained =
~rfsf u0rularIty here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Qalis . number frOm this place attended
ne band concert AMI dance given BY
TAoupson's Band At Baehnelt, Thursday
uIght
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

County Treasurer Marble has returned
f-om woodstock. where be has been TIE
past vel. supsrinisnting his lambsring
Crsnti0rS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

some changes az being maize 10 the In
terior % the Talon House. % form q con-
ver.srt rent iof he use % b y. Gun
mrgs ant wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

JoAn y. stanley went % Dixfeld last
week snd retarued with . new horse,
sh.ch i = fns ne unless appearances are
frcGItnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Apeuilon i In circulation asking FOR
Az afternoon mall % Portland. Parties
tss.rous ofisAruing particulars OF sigulng
.ao1d spply % samuel X Carter. esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Conquered !
When the Doctors Could do
no More.
CHAS. A. CABRERA, 80 Hawley ST.,
Boston, Mass, write;

Zone year ago I was apparently 80
far gone with Consumption that my
life seemed only a question OF days
rather than months. With my faith
in tho ability Of physicians to help me
all gone, I tried almost every known
remedy, with no apparent benefit
Finally as n last resort, / was induced
10 try DIR. r. c. Flowers Lung Cor
dial. The very first dose gave me TO
lief, and with the first bottle ] took
q new lease OF Life, and / can honestly
say to-day that one spoonful OF this
remedy is worth more TO the sufferer
from Lung troubles than a gallon OF
any other known remedy. A bottle
OF Il is now one OF my choicest pos.
sessions, and at the first symptom OF
a cough or cold fly to !. for the re-
lief Il never fails to give
DIR. FLOWERS LUNG
CORDIAL is without ques-
ton the most wonderful Lung
Remedy ever discovered. 1t
cradicatcs the germ Of CON
SUMPTION AS NO REM
EDY HAS EVER BEEN
NOW TO DO. 1t stands
without a rival for COUGHS,
COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA and CONSUMP-
TION.
Price sl.00 per bottle. A copy OF
DIR. Flowers Rules for the Treatment
Of Consumption accompanies each
bottle.
FLOWER MEDICINE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
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J.eoo Daniel. wvu, % Boston as, week.
returning Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Hoo. George d Blsbee OF Bseknsld.
wAs m town lNst Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Rsv. THra oranisH s Pastor II NE Pine 81
n. Z Church. Ani auihor % ''hs Bias and The
onJ." A msmbsf q his family hal . severe eAss
q csnkr In Noa,h and stomsch, th~i In various
ways 10 20 rrnsf, Al Last boustt nro-n's ssfrs-
p~nlis and vss cured Rev. Mr.. ocrish VII en-.
dor-s The above
Ma a. A. fAscHrn. q Kis~orfh, 10 sssni Coz
Ne American Erpruss Co, and o-us dus store
rhsre ~as IN that an scqahnianos q bic
uAo-s vocation was that o. a saiior. From ealing
sLi food h. had eontreisia tsi o.s % hamof
hair osns out, fsos and body covered with
bios<hes. lie took Ons hottie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Afsw OF oar yoang people attended the
south Paris skating rink sAiurday eve
rlrg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Hon. joan 7. swAsSy. Ofcaniou, vAs In
town iAsi Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Important 70 horse owpsrs.-Sss sdvsr.
tisemsnt In another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
Browns S~arsaparilla

Lea vonierfnl msiians f< hamx.
". A. JOnssos 10 seishing eeseroa rieksnas
ssusrs. Bsnsos. Il haze hst,- ALI Mr. Johs>n,
ssaaksr 90 hano< shoai me- &c . oas TIM.
~hih showed Iisif In my stomach and ncafh
sAd I hal . fe<iins Which ! can s>t ts-onis -
sspezi dsbuniy. Have tisd NAM rnet'ss. and
Il ls, boagti Browns s~r~y~nlA lam frss 10
sy. that. - FAR - my srpsrssos ro-s. iis IL
bs-t thing fos parfyisg ths bioci kno-n--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

:; r., q , 3. 81, :,, s:.'s s.,: s,s;: .: g 3. =: 80, ;: -: !
EitsS 4. nsrrn, iais q is:isst. = psSib =
puysss can. a NJ Hsaises.s - eessraay. Ma
sA. a. u. -. q nhs sishesk An. TGns -
O'' ~at n'o' ssis HI e; 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
NORWAY.

Our Norway correspondent, has failed
us this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
Browns s~arsaparilla

and ., hslp>i him more Than ,nythlnx h. sysr h.i
When he ~sni 10 seas fs~ days 40 b. bOaxhi :
lsrgs ssppiy and s.ii he shoeh tone hone . -a'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30

Ero~th Of impure blood.
Ma faAsK crnrrs, th> wslLkpo~n boot and
shoe d>>ir In RArrrr. hsi trouth vifA csntes 10
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