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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

wugEGAs. n has pleased the Supreme Arch
iect Of the universs "a again visit oar lotss
And call % tho erAnd Lodge above bfothei
Ighralm n. lawrence, tbersforr.
GrsnlVed. Iaat IN III. Heath ne have lost
worthy and respected brother. tha C1mtnuntiJ
a Mad asixbbof AMI cool citizen.
Resolved. mat the brethren ~ Jerefsoo
Lodge snisnt "a biz family their heartfelt
sympathy In mi. their great bereavement.
gs.olvci. That = Cop 81 thssc resolution
be s.nt % ths famiiy'of the Deceased brOthel
and publishsi In The Orfori Democrat.
!. l. nONkLH. COMMITTEES
J.W. FAgNUN. on
CT HOUsltruN. } Rssoiutions
Dated 81 nD ants Pond, fsb. - isS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

need, you know but that part IL ell
right. This Mi. Bolsover. who must be
staying somewhere near. had been there.
and provided for ali their wants sup
pos. a. she has bough, Alnon'. she
means to play the Lady BOun,ifal here.
which will be all the better hr Mieky
and hi. family"
IL believe, Mr.. Dodi.' said the lady.
"ihs, you play the part Of Lord Boan'i.
fal sometimes. especially II soms poor
woman leh ~i,h four ehilirn should
arouse your :, mpa,hies.'
"How dii you kno~l' he asked.
~ little blrI told me-" she said.
"yoa no, only paid Mrs. Grant. rent,
bu, 10, her ,ldss, boy employment. and
then fairly ran away TO avoid her thanks.
She vas full Of Jour praises"
"Bat she did no, know my name,
said Didymu..
"rrue. Bat don't you remember tina,
a yelled lady "a, there the last time you
came, That wa. I. was In Philsdel-
phia on a vi.i, and looked up Ms. Grant,
Who had been = servant in u family
before ,he married. She told me Of her
troubles. and hoe q stranger had helped
her looked at you -tli. and sns"
you IN an Instant"
D.dymu. felt hi. heart hiitsf. Nov
va, the time bat hi, tongue refused it,
Office. After q little pause. Mi. Seam.
per said IL have had a,ery pleasant
time hire. and am AlmO., sorry that
leave 10 morrow"
"To.morrow = cried Didynus, In dss-
peraiion. .eiring her hand. which was
not Withdrawn. "0h, Raih-Miss Seam
per-yoa must have sen"
Here he stopped. ba, the his,rs OF the
lady frightened a little ia hi, grasp. A
friendly cloud passed over the moon. and
the rrces. grew darker
III love you. Ruth. dailins." be mur.
INJURED. and dr~ her unrssi',iasly io-aid
him.
The people on thu 'ersnda ~ere too
busy Ia conversation TO hear q fam,
sound made a, the sealing Of . compact
bs,ween tao foolish young people. Bat
once Il "a. all settled. the tongue Of
Didymu, was fairly unlOoscd. and he
wen, on building hi,-,h,ir jolt, scheme
Of life. lie told her OF the mcnrY he had
laid away. and the big salary 10 prospect,
and the cory liul, suburban cottage on
the Schuylkill. With IL. acre Of ground,
that be woald be able TO buy.
"And there i, room Coz srsndfa'hsr 10
live ~i,h u.s. be '.il.
That might no, sal, him. Ddymu,.
she replied. though il !, Kind ant
thoughtful Of you. lie ~oali prefer biz
osn larger house 10 Nss York
Ills larger house eiied Didymu,
Il though, he wa' poor
"Poorl Sla. Sc.mpsr p5or! Why
he la. a two thirds interest 10 the great
banking house Of Gould. Silver n Co.
New York. Paris. and Nienna. though b
figure. Oh, a. the Go. lie has bis osr
house. and a grea, many more ~ ,asm.
Didymu', 10 spite Of ts 'essP'anee,
Eel, 4 gulf ya~nins ,omeho~. Thu. rief
banker
IL bed yoar pardon. Mis ssimPer.
be .aid. 'bai | somehow
"ye,. Didyma', you believed him poor
Ba, Why DO you call me Mi's Se,mper
Why no, Ra,h which u much '~ee,sI
from yoa' And then my name !. no
SeAmPer a, all
Nc, Seamp,r. Roth Are you 10
Mr. ScAmper'. granddaughter!
"Oh. ys., hi, only granddaughter. AM
all the near Kin he hA. Bat my mo,hel
wA. his only dsusb,sr-we ATE both OF
phsn.. Didymas-And Of eoure TAX
my father. name. | hope yUa Won
buy ,ha, cottage. since you like Almoh,
for | am Ruth Bolso'er."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
U PUZZLE r n
Communications icr this Department should
BE- ssai the eiitor. W. n. EAsrsAs. hast sum
nsr. Me-
t.-uippN ynrr.

1850
oos day Fred ate some unripe nult that
b. ard some evil compsnlons stole nom
an oil mau ~ho caught frd and gave
him q hig zap. enough slmost IN knock
him town The run made him 80 siek
that Dr r. saily was sent Tor. When
Fr,d so, will = little ehsp. Lum,n Salem
(ons cr hi- sehooimsts-,) came long and
s,ld "Lsl. hav- some fun" And they
tied . tin pan n the Digs tail. The cur
ran towards the house yelplng Wildly.
go. Rsng,r. CONE here
"whsi l. the msi,stf' eriei frds ais
ter.
care yoa going 10 h tomorrow
,sk,d Iumsu OF Fred. "No." he replied.
III go with "a 10 b Ana Mates cant 20,
80 | shall stay al home"
"Did you toys tie that pan 10 The dogf
asked frcd's sister. "If you did shall
whip e,eh one OF you"
"Ruu,- said fr,d seeing her selIes whip,
- run ever 80 fast"
GLOW would you like to ride In q palsn.
qulp, Cellar ssied fred's sister ofafrisrd
who last then arrived. well enough,
/ she replied. What pretty flowers you
have. there - nectar In every one.
"Glye me my cap please. said Fred 10
nj. sister who h.d tsksn Z, 10 ,es'e him.
Eyes, Mr. Fred" she said. ''JoaH eaten
Il when I ell pa wh,, mischief you've
been into" ..
II wouldn't tell bin n ! were you
said Cells, las careful a. We All may be,
We each err yet. occasionally.
"whlle In town to-day" said freds "a
Their, AFTER be bad returned home The net'
d,y. 4" listened 10 very explicit rondesu
by Prof A. +. Rleotos. lie IL ssplendid
musician &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
MISS SCAMPER.

None at the RAppaqua Sulphur Springs
knew who Miss Seamper Was. and lew
cared TO know. She came with an old
gentleman. who registered the pair as
as. Seamper and granddaughter. New
York City" They had no servants with
them. "The old man wore a sui, Of
rather rusty black. and bis trunk, an an
,ique lea,hern eo~nvenieney. bore the let
tiers S s in bra.s.headed nails. The
young womAn's ,runk-she had bu, one
was large enough, and Of modern
make. bu, i, wss apparently not well
filed. since she had shown but three
dresses all the three weeks she had re-
NAMED. 0ne Of these. Of rich material.
she wore Of evenings; the other two. Of
some washable material. were worn al
,ernA,ely IN daytime. She had no jew
elry beyond = plain gold brooch.
Didymus Dodd. who had sersped an
acquaintance with old seamper, as the
fellows iueversn,ly called him. seemed TO
be Der admirer; but Didymus was no.
body. lie Was well made. tall. hand
some, and Of good address; but be was
only an upper clerk in Philadelphia
insurance company. To be sure be would
be superintendent after January. vice
Higgins. retired and superannuAtsd. aud
would then draw a salary Of five thou
sand . year. Bot no one knew that. aud
the possible good fortune to poor Miss
Scampsr; and had they known. five
thousand q year vas no great matter.
So the field WAS left to Miss ScamPer and
welcome.
Didymus Only began paying attention
to Miss Sesmper out Of courtesy and be-
cause no one else did; but the more he
saw Of her the more he liked her. and i,
ended in bis being badly hit. Az be and
she we're the only ~impseunious people At
the old fashioned resort-the other visit
ors counting their dollars well up in the
hundred ,bousAbds-,he matter attracted
attention. and by way Of getting both
out Of the way Of manageable sOns and
daughters. sehsmsing mothers lent the
affair ell the quis, Encouragement, posi-.
bic. And this passed into . more active
nature from two little incidents that oc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
THE norE or NEW ENGLAND.

The last censu. 10 no, altogether pleas
an, reading In many portions Cor the sons
o fNew England. but Il conveys lessons
which they cannot Afford 10 ignore. III
tells that Maine and Vermont stood sta
liOnap a. regards populations between
1870 anil iss0, ID also records the rapid
growth and prosperity Of many cities and
towns which are beginning 10 treai upon
the heels q older communities. II seems
10 say that IN manufactures, not To Agri-
culture, must Nev England arpiy herself.
AMI that 10 the skill q her artisans must
she look Coz her old.time supremacy. This
changed condition d alain Is recognized
in many ~enierphsng eitio, a good er-
ample 81 which may be found in Water
bury, the busting Connecticut city upon
the Saugaiuck that !. 80 rapidly coming
10 the front a. a manufacturing osn,sr.
Waterbury Ia. viie-avake diirens Who
take every opportunity to Push Il and TO
weloome new ilsaA The advantage Of
such a progressive spih, IL we'll shown in
the case OF W. Angel, Who lives q, No.
eOl South Main street. Waterbury, and
Who give. ihi. personal erperisros'
"For twenty years I have suffered tor
lures from chronic rheumatism. The doc
tors all I was inounble. but thanks TO
Aihlophoros, | have nov taken a new
lea,. on lie. l had lriei numerous rene
die. With the hope u =, leas, allaying my
suffering, bat all hilci until a friend all
visel me 10 try Alhlophoro. ibid 80,
anil a. the result am nov looking AMI feel.
ing a. though I hal never knovn what
rheumatism was"
Mr.. T. viek.r, Of No. % Pleasant
street. says
1T !. owing n Aihlophoros that am
nov alive. I suffered with lnhhmmaiory
rheumatism fr years most ofthe time L.
ing perfectly helples. one bottle Of Aih'
lophoro- crcl me. ! can sincerely ay
that there \, nothing like Il Or the speedy
relief anil permanent cure Il rheumatism
anil can recommsnl IL 10 all suffering from
that disease"
The testimony l. reinforced by that Of
Mrs. Jane Dovney. 4 No. Il Pleasant
street, . nsar nsightor Of Mr vieker's, In
thi. story ofhsr osc;
Two bottles Of A,hlophoros ourei IND
81 inGAmmAiory rheumatism. Ny hmil,
physician advised me N take the remedy,
saving that he had done AL he could 81
me. bot oculi give M m relief Aihlc'
phoros drove the rheumaiism away, anil
am happy 10 az tia, Il has never come
lack. NJ daughter. vho suffered terri
bly from rheumatism. vas also cured bj
taking halls toule of,hc m~clicine.'
Urr1 eannni 80 A~ufr0ruoans - your irur
rist - -fii ssnl n strrrss fahf on nfcfif -
frriiaf rnrr-nne dollar fsr lsfle W fftf
that Yuu h1Y 10 ff1m lfflr irlre ff int n
httnf ~. 81 NJ % rruNtieffnfW 81 fihl
si.. hIi orisf az nnfr ffnrl us ne iifsri-i
AutarH0r0s Go. ui q -iIeel Nes iufs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
Tnurx REASONS

WHY every one needs. and should take
Uool's SarsspsrillaI In the spring
i.ti Because the system Is now In it'
GREATEST need. Hoods Ssrsspsrills gives
strength.
"a Because the blood Is sluggish and
impure. Hoods S~arsapsrills purines.
Sd Because, from the above fscts,
Hoods S~srsaparilla will DO . greater
amount Of good now than at any Other
time. Take 10 now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
M,RcuI

Bring. changes a. Washington. March
brings changes in the animal and vegeiA.
bic Kingdom. March briggs changes Ia
the system. Clear the system OF al I'm
p%uritles aud prepare for the coming warn
season by using Browns ssrssparills
Now IL the time 10 begin it, use. iour
druggist has u for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
TIA, old e,,.bli.hed Cough Remedy

That old established Cough Remedy
Downs Elixir, still more than holds ~
own In the public estimation. despite
sharp and active competition. 10 II
''home remedy" and In this locality needs
10 words OF praise from rs, 80 well AM
favorably known IL II. IL Is the standar'
remedy for Coughs. Colds, and all Thros
Troubles. with great numbers OF or peo
pie, and their continued use and unsolleit
cd recommendation OF II speaks volumes
10 Its svor.--BurliagtOa, ", Free Press
.Llnnnrn % 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
m.-nYIuMrc,l xsioS,-

m.-RNruNic.L KSiGNs.
Composed OF Il Letters.
Nv Greer. thirteen Joined 10 three.
VIII name q fowl as you viii See
While one. thirteen and eights = stream
fiowiug Into the great North Sea
Nv fourteen. twelve. two aud Tour
l. extensively used In var.
And by The AID OF r,e. nine, three
II covers all The Geld with gore.
Ny ten unite with slr, seventeen,
Yoa1l have q fowls disease, | vscn.
nv seven. two. eleven. eight
l. 10 choose a. by Suffrage tween
Ard too much I've. sixteen and three
Too onsn Al such ilmcs Il seen.
Nv whole The dying words will show
OF abrave warrior Of long $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

P.rker's Tonic kept In q home il q sen
pnsl 10 keep sickness out Used discreet
~. u KEYS the blood pure, aud the siom'
sch, liver sni kiineys In working order,
Cough. aud Colds vanish before H. II
builds up The health. No wise mother vii
BE without H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Piles Relieved Instantly -Sufsr,rs nom
the terrible disease. will thank us for in'
| forming them that "ASAKESIS" will AZ
ford Instant relief and permanent cure
| Sold by al our druggists. Samples sent
ne, Address "ASAKESIs," Box 2'lc
/ New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

OF all the dirsren, schools 10 the country.
have thousands die every year Of Brght''
Disease 81 the kidneys, who could be liy'
ing to-dsy N they had used Sulphur BIZ
tsrs. They are unsquslled In the world fo'
,i diseases OF the kiinsys-N,ir Hrrcr
Ifaf1u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
Dor The Democrat
MT. CHRISTOPHER.

Itish up its steep AMI rugged siie', ~ ff 40
tEs eye can scan.
there stands ne furvsts primsFal ErVrth,
no trace OF th~ hAni % man.
Not liks . grim oh sentinel. 90 any spch
gloomy thing.
Hot lac = perpetual Chrisimas tree. or q
green AM Joyous spung.
II looks out over he rolling hills. that stretch
&C Tar and vide.
hvsicbs. over "a coy town. iss, on The
ether sdie
90 the charming lAkelst Al Ns base. whose
shores reach far bsyond.
n should D. christened LAkcA Belle. Instead
81 bryani's fond.
Tbs brcsres thrOugh the strOng pine irees -sn
bAimy oiors dOvu.
nat shos themselves IN the ROSY cheeks oi
yonihs rcArcd In The tovn.
bat ~. Tie svcstesi charm % al, When nc
ahrOAf % NAN.
~ The place called home
waithsm. Mass. sept. 18Th, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
THE FISHERS OF GLOUCESTER
TOWN.

Thiry. four fshsrs % Gloucester town
Last rear un The angry 80 vent down
We rad ~ them lost. In = line or 80.
Nor stop % think Of the los Voc.
Nor ne orphans sish
Tor ths brave who de
Altar AZ 50 when The storm IL high.
Thiry.fOur gallant. OF Gloucester tovn.
ltari~Crking fellows. Of no renovnf
Hut widows tsn, and orphans . sore,
watch and vail Cor the thirty. fur.
And mothers weep
Orr bAbes that sleep.
To the doisul dirse Of the erAdled deep.
Roll. bIiow. roll. With roar and ffown,
over The sners Of slOucsstsr town
Others ~ui sea thee shO foam net
The orphan meBdeih his fstber's net,
And be Look AfAI
Orr the angry bar
Where the glossy backso II The dolpbins AI'
-fSelected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

When n.sy 80 slsi. 30 gave her cs,SsiA,
WIEN che vss . cAnA. che en~a Zoe CsssersA
Wien .As became Ma. che siang % c~ss,orIA'
wAsa Oh. Asd cArar,s. sss gave them css'sri>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
FARM For SALE.

situated b. Paris. about toe miiss torih 81
Paris HnI. o. roat lesiinE % slnner. c1ntslaiaE
About 30 acrts, Nell diNA1ei lnto tulsEr. psstar-
az knd sood land. uth = large QaAauty "
thrtny s0sng ceiaf. 0oot baAtlnss. eats .
lsss quantity o. hays and las q thftfy young
ofcnsri Iuf further particulars call 90
HANNAH A. HAMMOND. a. m Yam. or
JANIS = WHIaHT P.rla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

The vocabulary OF . child I've years old
IL said not 10 exceed two or three hun
dred words, but that OF . ~fall-grown NO.
man with . new bonnet that doesn't sui
her. would exhaust q pocket dictionary 10
ten minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Mr.. 7. G.. Robbins. Dusls. 3. C.. writes
a. follows "Desr sir-Church & Cos
Arm & Hammer Brand Soda IL all the so-
IA I care 90 sell. consider IL TnE nnsr
sopl ~ the II gives full salts.
faction. 10 everybody TO whom have sold
40 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

81 see they are serving refreshments on
roller skates In some Of the restaurants
the husband said, a. he laid down his pa
per. "0ood %graciousi" exclaimed the
wife, shave they nc plstssi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

I AN CURED OF caiarrh and Deafness BY
Eiy's Cream Balm. Ny aunt was deaf In
one ear. Amer using the Balm few times
her hearing was restored.-f. ID. Monsk'
Insurance Broker. Eilfsbsih. N j. Not
liquii OF suuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

foR burns. Seams, BsuIsEs and al
pain aud soreness OF tue f.sh. the grand
household remedy Is DIR. Thom,s's Eelsc
trIc OIL. BE sure you Get The genuine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Teacher to boy In grammar fiass "John,
correct the following sentence IL are very
cold" John, a. be wipes the pefsplfa'lon
from bis forehead with his shirt-slee,e-
ut are burned hot"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

The most fsroelous lion qaslls when .
well-dfessed woman acts ~ slion-tamsr
and msuls him around In q circus cage,
lie knows how indIgestibla hair pins and
corsst stesls are.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

sundsy.sehool teacher 90 Al Sin. The
laundrymsn)-"whai are The wages oil
slni-
All sln-"Seven,y dive Client . loren.
No checkee. no wsshee."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

OH Bsnily-"i see tina, q, the base ball
game yesterday the home clao pat In It's
strongest battery
OLD Mrs. Bsntly-'You don't tell me-
wonder what they will DO with electricity
nsxtfH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

IL 4. said that the income Of o Of the
princes Of Italy IL only six dollars . week
Labor I. moi, protected In Italy and th'
h~ani.ofgsn nan has . hard time OF Try
Inc 10 mske both ends meet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09


ga tarn -
A.fTe q D. Ikan.f
Il<fife ~ o. gaff
afkna. faisrh c.eaF.
t.la &C.. Ma D..
Enh a usss,. ssf,t
-Icf resp "a . tso1-
.f'y ,Is,s-a," No lsles hslss ~ sisoa-
ptis. as - tans rng = gsss-, Asfe..
y n .rtu Nst srhns ~ ts -off 49,
- 80 d. q Ih1aa tdscns oi eel -
f'l..,i - . is- n.ssi". Ne.i al r.'
r.sC. o. Han, CfsYvtE.. ll. .Tt "Cuf.i sseh
ss,.tsi thf..t - - a. tsssiT.tsaf h1an al
=, "a Isi .si tssgAsi 81 ne astA,ss -ss"
-uA P~<rPHsi,a NJ
.fs faasist thst I sts
Thoaa tdstinr OF.
Ths hnt sng.-ai.i
r.s.'",' Gee. c.st,.
~, th1aa' fdsc-
&c ol - sls1 o IW-
Tee ssisrasl sFfiss-
tra 60 fhfansfa~.
tsu,.s.ts,tlms.htss.
trasss.stt. Nhsasat-
usg ne trsCsi. ss
hn shsl ~ srgstG
DE- Ihoan' ttlsufe
Od. n Ne Ass esss
1ongta he dfsf
tf.ff. b. ,urs - IL
,ssas hghir q q.
worked wonders.
"My d.ssAiu .. .,y III a - sSsssi 81
sssu al p.a - h- issc- ~. T''-s' k''~-
~ on o."Il,, - f-s-1,h.' is.'" Dee
dtls ~, "a c.isl u 80. iAsosi. Ia astL
GO. n, .o,.,l -aassr a go fsa1r.- Ai'sA
p. -, g.soc.a S.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

The richest mar In Cleveland, aud prob
ably The richest man In Ohio, Il Mr.. Rock
s~leller, the President OF the Standard OH
Company. RockAfsller IL well named; he
Is the leller with the rocks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Ia lo, q rules now going the round'
OF The press. there IL q which says
Never Indulge In luxuiiss which are no
necessary" We never dol all our luNu
| RE. are absolute necessities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Mr.. Murphy. the Temperance lseiar,r,
quleted Q noisy baby In the sudienee ~
sending out and buying ONT candy Tor ~
Mr.. Murphy Is not the only lecturer ~ho
gives his audience tsry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

Tie CcPuinership heretolors eaistnx b..
tsUsn ne sshseribsrs undsr The nFm mans Of
Nsethsm a nafksf. = ths dAy dissolved By M.
iusl C~onssai. Ihs AFFAIR. "a he late arm VIII be
stlUsted ~ fud A. Barker, ~ho Ia % settle al
debts snd % mands q faid nrm. vhhin four
mouths fTom thls dale. Ali psrsons indsbtsf ~
.ait hrn are hereby requested 10 sstfie he ssms
RETEL W. NEEDuAM.
fRkD A. BAZAAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Mop POrov, Piasters eontsin no espsi.
cum 10 burn and i%frltste. They soothe
and hill palm and strengthen weak parts
CSC. AZ druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

In Philsdslphia the other day Msrths
Washington secured . divorce from bel
husband. George Washington. Now that
is father has been cast OF. who IL golns
% have the custody OF the eouniryi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

A new hind Of cheese IL made which Il
said 10 appeal strongly 20 . mans imag'
That may be 90, but We never
heard . mans nose called by that name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

Know TnsxLy, by reading The "Sei.
enee Of Lifs," the best medical work ever
published for young and middle-aeed men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

All a.. stopped free BY Dr kliee'. Great
Nerve Rsstorer. No fts arsr nr.t day. use
Marvellous cures. Tresiise and " trisi po,us
"a. Phils. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-09

"A New York detective says that . thief
remains . thief simply because ne lacks
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failures In Ill vocations.
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Too SuARr.-The Pioneer. bound for
vlnalhsveu, lay a. the end OF Tillson
wharf. Another small steamer lay along
side the wharf. hauled up for an Indefinite
period OF time. Two runners OF the same
variety. bound for vlnslhsven. boarded
the wrong boat The man In charge &C
costed them ss they stepped on board,
with
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The conversation ended here for The
time. and the runners made themselves
comfortable and sucked Away at their ei
CARS. 10 q short time the Pioneer steamed
away from the wharf.
"where Is that boat goipgi' asked one
runner.
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the man.
"where's this boat golngf'
"she sln't going. she's hauled up"
Tstleaux. Quick curtain. Deck.hand
right Runners en- Courier Gasete.
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