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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
R1s. MAINE, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1886.
,,n.eioa. .i.re into hI. face.

c,n.eiol. stare into bis face.
my God, spare her!" came with a
.,ifsd groan from the doctor, r his
Lip. e.res,ed the little hands that had
Away. done him such willing service.
The autumn was well under way be.
fore Mrs. sphinx Was able to Sc. up. Tor
the doctor had Tough, with death Tor her
and conquered. I, was the first day OF
her convalesenee. aud the housekeeper
"a, In large easy chair before cheer
ful fire. awaiting the doctors coming. A
wi.ifal look shone In her brish, eyes
l,he .pec,Acles had been laid aside dur.
log her illness and there vas tremu'
loa. quivsf % her lips. while oas OF two
tear. clnng 20 her dark lA.hes. She
dashed them hastily aside s we'll
kno.n step sounded outside. The nel,
momen, the doctor va, asking her how
she felt.
sob. | am much stronger, she al.
.~sred. with lowered lids. Then. as
the color literally dyed her cheeks erin.
.on. she exclaimed. "oh. wha, mus, yoi
,hink Of me- bat. indeed. | never
though, TO be found out"
The doctor Was abol, TO speak. bat
she .ilenced him With;
"No. you must hear me. believed
|, ". my l.,, chance and !, seemed
such an easy thing 10 do when | read
the Advertisement. | had tried - hard
TO get place =. governes', but ! was
Away. too young. made sure you
would be an elderly gentleman aad
va, dre.dfally scared when found out
you vste not. but saw you never 'a'.
pseifd, and thl, gave me courage. and
then you see poor papa having been an
actor. | took 10 m,kins up quite n,'af.
ally. IL vas the hading Of the viz Aai
thing, ia hi. trunk that first pa, the
llsa in my head. And oh doctor
hope you don, ,hink very dreadful OF
me. | vas quite alone in the great city.
never could make any friends you see.
because We were always travelling about.
papa and I, after he took me from school
until he-he died. ani then the money
"a. 90 .ooa gone aad did wanl a home
90. Rat. Of course. will 20 away nov.
don', think can 70 to-day. but to-
morruw will bs s,ronssr. all my name
i. no, Mrs. SPhiaI. II Is Ruth Lang
ley"
Softly drawing away the hAad' that
shielded Ra,h'. ,s,rfil face. the doctor
said hu.kily;
"And wha, am | TO do without my
liul, hou.skcsP-r' Do you suppose
can bear TO lose her when she has grosn
a par, Of my lie, or course" he added.
smiling slgh,ly. "she eInno, stay az
Mrs sphinx. but S Mrs. Nathaniel
Reed-.he might" Then gro~ins sud
denly grave be eoa,inaed; "Bi, ,hink
only OF my.elf. Yet. Ruth. Oh my
darling II you could learn TO love me
Why e. with a forced laugh 81 believe
| have been in love with my hoa'ekeePef
from the very first, despite The gray VIZ
aud specs"
lie had knsl, down beside her chair.
and a, he ceased .Psakins little hand
stole ,imijly towards his and a,iay dim
pie began 10 creep ,hyly iaio v's~ al
the corner Of her mouth. ba, was qaiek'
ly baried oa, Of sigh, beneath the doc
tor. moa.,aehe as she answered
"Oh doc;or. doa't yoa knos Il Va,
ja.,-jaa wha, you have been saying.
ihA, va. making !, 80 hard for me to
10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A SuNBER OF people from Portland
and the nsishb,rns towns have taken
share. in the Cfcdl, Foneier. new CO.
operative association which i' about
founding a colony Ia the State OF sina.
lol, Mexico. Rev. W. +. Eaton OF
Kni,h,ville. who wAs a GfeenbAek ean-
dida,e for Governor a few years ago, s
the New Englsnd director OF the Credit
roneier. A Portland Press reporter IN.
ter,iewei Mr. Eaton lately, AID 20,
considerable Information in regard TO the
new enterprise The colony will be sit
u.,sd on the Galf Of Californis, abol,
100 mile. from the extreme southern
norton Of southern California. The
shares in the company are slO each, and
the possession OF one share gives tbs
holder good standing in the colony.
Every oae in the eolony must work. bat
none will work more than eish, hours
day. Everything ,ha, Is produced shall
belong TO the producer. bu, the storage,
handl.ge and exchange ate the posses
.ions Of the corporation" The corpora.
ton /. to "a,,end TO everything Of Apab.
lie character for the preservation aud ad'
yaneemen, OF the commonwealth" IL
i. TO furnish power and implements iof
production. manufacture and fAshionins;
and 10 attend to distribution. uansPor'A-
ton. construction, education. amu'e-
ment, entertainment, exchange and COM
merce." Insurance in case Of accident
to person OF property. provision. for sick.
ness, fot the aged. orphsns and widows
also come. ou, Of the corporation. The
eoloni.,. are TO govern themselves, only
being under the general supervision Of
the Mexican government. The general
charge OF the Affairs Of the eolony IL TO
be in the hand, OF board Of directors
Abou, 1000 people In all are going from
the variou, parts OF the country, mostly
from the Middle States. Abou, 90 ~
from Portland aud Cape Elizabeth. The
experiment will be watched with con-
siderable interest. though in the light OF
experience from previous attempts at the
same thing. the prospect does no, even
seem encouraging. Bat perhaps the
world Is nearer the age Of cooperation
than ever before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

-Aroostook County has harvested one
NJ the lsrges, and best crops OF potatoes
ever produced In the county. The scre-
age planted Was larger than ever before,
and The yield has been heavy. The stAren
f,etor,ss are all st work on the crop. snd
an. railroads are moving large quantities
20 market; ye, between them ihey can
h.rily take care OF the crop. snd isrgs
oa.ntitIss will be fed out. The price ~
,hs factories Is from seventeen 10 twenty
cents Q bashel-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Tux BKK,rH OF ehrouic caisrrh patient
Is often so offensive that be cannot go into
society and he bcomes an object OF dls'
gust Aftsr . time liberation sets H. TIE
.pougy bones are attacked. aud frequently
entirely destroyed. A constant source OF
discomfort Is the dripping OF the puruleni
.ecre,lons into the throat somstimes pro-
duclng invetersts bronchitis. which In ia
turn has been the exciting cause OF pal.
monsry disease. The brilliant results
which have attended 10 use Tor years pas,
properly designate Ey's Cream Balm s
by The best, n not the only real cure Tor
h.y fever, rose COLI and csarrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
FREE TRADE.

The reduction of lnisrnh revenue and
the taking OF OF revenue stamps from Pro-
pretary Medicines. no doubt has largely
benefited the CONSUMERS, s well a. re-
lleying the burden OF home manufacturers.
Especially IL this the case with Ur,ea'
lHgasi Fl0,,sr AMI B0seAs,'s GcradH Syr.
up. a. the reduction OF thlrty-slr cents per
dozen, has been siiei ~ increase the size
OF the bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-hflh more medicine In
the IS cent sire.
The AuguR Fl0pr for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Ani the GermiA syrup
for Cough and Lung Troubles, have, per.
hap., the largest sale OF any medicines In
the world. The advantage OF Increased
Size OF the bottles will be greatly appreei'
.tei by the sick and afflicted, Ia every
town and village Ia civilized eountries.-
sample bottles f0r 10 cents remain the
same size.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
NoYINnER

An1 now, whsa cones The calm MID DAY. q,
siiil such days~iii cone,
To cal ~ -quifrvi All ths bef from oat theif
winter nuuss
wh.n ths .ound - droppiug nuts Il heAri.
thouEh an ths tfees ar siiii,
All tslnkls .n thc srnoky liEtt ihe Naiefs oi
rhs ss.ath -ind s.srcNs. for ths noser. -hos'
fraEranC~ late ~ hrfs.
And 49, - o. nud them In IN VOL AMI BY The
wv CulLrs usrASr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

wouKrso rsorLk are practically benefit
ei by the use OF JAMES PfLks FEAR.
LINE. 10 lessons the Toll snd dfudsefy OF
wNh-day, without dimsge 10 fabric or
hands, and erpcditss all kinds OF cleansing
work surprisingly. without the AID OF soap.
soda, or other preparations. Sold by All
rroeer.. ba, see iha, coun,srfeits are not
urged upon yol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
Ny FAMILY DocroR

For the last two years has been salphur
Blttsrs. and until began using them In
my family. We bad more or less sickness,
sni our doctors bill has been very large.
Since We began their use, We have had no
doctor 10 pay. and three dollars invested
In Sulphur Blttsrs hAs kept health 10 our
fsmly.-E. Ra0n, Pbsindsisr. Wdrerly'
IJf~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

In order % ohtsin siroug. early groNtN
20 grass 10 s9fing. the pNsiarcs should not
b. closely grstri late In satumn IT snN
owner Vii sxsmlne his de'is IN spflns
whsn the grass hsfins - grow he VI.
f1d NE nsS grosth N inches hiEh IL
fence cofusrs. 90 Other place. Sherr tnst'
49, q good covsfing In sutumn, while m
rfss.is scarcely an inch high on tae p'acsr
shsrs ths pastures hsi n-en guaSed saoft
All thsi l. gNius,i ~ -ach close ersfius l.
more thsn lot il the 'Ate Nni iimioisne'
pasiarags in spfing. ani u Soai hc NOR
economical a. hay fed N uecsssAfy' inai
to .pol ihe aatuma pasture, 10 IN. way
For meadows. ta- loss u stll greater
tasy srv worked doSu ~ ihs gtsflng oi
auimsls upon then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
soorrs Exursros on Punr

Con LIvKR OF, WIN IIrrorHosrHrrHs.
For Lung Trog5lss dai Wd'iiag Dised'>'.
Dr. J. simouaui. of New Orlesns, La,
says Scots Emalsion IL the hnesi pre-
p.ra,lou Of the Kind ever brought 10 my
notice. Ia affections OF the lungs aud
other wasting diseases. We may consider
IL our most reliable agent. In . perfectly
elegan, ani agreeable form"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
DYSPEPSIA

c.u.e. ia victims 10 be miserable. hcpsiess'
eoata.ed. and depressed In mind. 'ery irrita-
be. iAnguld. and drow,y. II Is disease
which doe. not get vel of Itself. IL requires
careful. persistent attention. and a remedy !"
throw oti the causes and tone up The dise'-
tive organs ui they perfcfm their dalies
willingly. Ilooi's sarsapAFlIa has I'V',n
iu,, the required remedy In hundreds OF cases
aIhaye taken HOod's sarsapniiia for dy'-
rep.i,. from which have suffered two years.
4 tried many other medicines, but none proved
40 atlsiastory az iIcod's sarsapariiA
Thomas COOK, Brush Electric Light CO.
New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
a Carl D.

oail -ho ara suffering from The errors ana
lnils-rv,ion. q youth. nervOos -eAsness. eAfiy
dear. iossos manhood. Ac. I viii ssni recips
thai vii cure Toa. TRrE or CHANCE Thissre.'
r,meiyvas discovered ~ missionary 10 s'ah
America. Sod q seiiaiirvssc'i enveioTs " NE
Rry. JosETu 7. ISnAS. Ssi.s- p. Ns- Tea cs'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
is1i a.irnx. or MIfk.

The papers tell OF man who cured hlm.
self OF Brighrs disease OF the Kidneys oy
living on one gallon OF milk day for nve
years. This disease has been cured py
Browns ssrssrariiIa In Ts days. for sale
by all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

JIG Cook OF Belfast says that las,
Nav n. packed some eggs Ia dry salt ana
l,id them away. Last week they we're IN
packed and found TO be as good ss when
nr.t laid. Ia packing. the small emo OF
,he egg should be placed downward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

We have urg,d on former occasions th'
great advantage % drawing o1i Anc
spreading manar, In su,umn, 80 that ralus
Nil carry tosn thc enrichiug aud solunl
part. into The soil. sni difise them NOR
intimately than coald b. done with Anl
hsrrosing. some % TIE bssi farmers 10
the coauiFy have Assurvd us thai manaf'
thus applied la autumu. l. worth AZ least
tslce a. much for the saccceilog corr
crop. a. when drawn oai aui spread In ,h'
sprlur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

The year issG has demonstrated that GO
ing down through the whirlpool rapids ai
Slsgrs IL much less dangerous 70 human
life than eating picnic Ice cream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

vS.a n.Sy 80 siss. .s rs.. Asr css,sris
Wien shs -.s . cha shs cred &c c.sioriA
When .hs-b,ss@. Nl... .A. slans 70 c..,ors
wA.a Oh. Asl cAIirss, o.. CAV. lAsa c.ssss.A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

The mos, modest man" says writer.
"wlll generally embrace an opportunity
bat n her father catches him 81 IL bis mod.
esty won't save him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

-Tux RECORD honestly won By al. ~;
Atwood's Medicine cannot be broken
takes the lead In curing Indigestion. Di,.
ordered Liver, Sick IIesdaehe, and erpeI
ling Impurities ffem the Blood. LOOK on.
for oAsap limitations. Bay only the "L. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

"Be careful what you feed the baby
srcialms q household msg,rlne.
never feel the baby through the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

shall We say thi, day week for yoi to
enter upon your da,issl ?
"How kind you are /" came impul.
.ively from the little wonan'' lips,
"No, at all. I assure You. madam.
answered the doctor. his color rising
slightly.
Then a, he cordially shook hi, future
hoa.ekeeper by the hand, his quick eye
noted her shabby little cotton gloves. so
carefully dsrned a, the end Of each dain.
ty little finger. and oaee sgain IN re-
marked. pleasantly, az he escorted her
to the door:
$50 ,hi. day week may c,Pec, you.
Mrs. sphinx"
A moment later be. too. LEI. the house,
thinking a. he walked briskly along;
81 believe she will suit me to a dot.
Trim and neat. with quiet voice. Poor
little woman. | espse, she b. .sen a
gooi deal Of troable. and then other
thoughts chased Doctor Reeds house.
keeper from hi. mind.
Doctor Nathaniel Reed had been
broush, up by an old maid aunt. A wo.
man composed on the sharp corner and
angular system. Yet. wi,hal. not ua-
kind 10 her charge. bu, be being OF =
bright. ahse,ionA,e di.Po.iiioa missed
.Orely mothers loving ways; albeit
Away. grateful to the womsa Who bad
taught him to b. 30 strictly uPrigh, aud
jas, and placed him In the say TO earn
an independent, living. About too year.
previous TO h. aunt. death she bad
bought the old.f..hioned house standing
on ir Own ground where the doctor at
the opening Of my story resided. fof a.
her dseel.e .h- had bsqasa,hsd !, TO
him. with an iaeome Of iw) hundred
pound. pr Annam. Steadily the doctors
practice had Increased. hi, reputation az
physician s.inins every day. PeihsP.
be would have male money faster II be
bad been lee. attentive TO those patients
whose only pay consisted Of their gra,e'
ful ,hAnk.. Jane. who though, 90 one
equal 20 her master. waved fairly slo.
qaen, when relAiing hos he hal tended
her mother and helped aloas her smaller
brothers and sisters And u the many
"Gol bls.. you," called forth by the
doctor. kiad act. were registered above.
their record mus, have been glorious
oue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

catering the Asylum FOR insbristss. he
a.ksd "Do you treat drunksrts herei"
"Ye-. sir" "well. I'm one. where's yer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
VOLUME LII.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

on praeticAl agricultural top.
- A. .olir tssi. Adlirv-s All commun iCstlons
intsnIil.i A. this Department to AotiCtt
rUHAL LnirOn ONTOHp ngNOCnAr. fAEis, hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A book on etiquette tells "how 70 tell
man larger than yoarself that he 10 q lin.
The best way is 10 tell him through The
telephone aud then 90 oai into The eoan'
try for few days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A Phll.delphis woman has spplled for
divorce bccsase her husband plays bass
drum 10 brass band aud does bis prae'ie'
Ing Al home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

The Publishers OF Gen. Grants mem.
olrs have sent TO Mrs. Grant cheek for
siJ0.0 900. being the second payment on
account Of the profits OF the work. The
nrst payment was 100000. Ills expect
ed that within few months Mrs. q. win
receive oi00, 900 more. and the sum total
will probably reach 100000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A new novel IL called - Bachelors
Paradise. A bachelors psrsiisef Well,
iha, must bc place where buttons gro"
on shirts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

"rd have you 10 know. sir" said Top
loity, "thn have blue blood In me veins
And then. Blunderbore. the ninny. went
and repor tsd al round town that Toplof'
tvs ancestors we're c0lorei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

The champion bIeyclist has succeeded
In riding 800 miles 10 twsnty-four hours,
with thirteen minutes 70 spare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
Sick Headache

.For the past two yean have peen
arleted with severe headaehes and dyspep
slA I was Induced to try hood,s safsAp<
nIla, and have found great relief. ieheer'
fully recommend II 20 al" MRS. u u
ASsAILE. New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Mary c. smith. cAmbrdseporf. MASS
vas a surerer from dyspepsia and sick head.
ache. She took IIcod's sarsapafiliA Aoa
found Il the best remedy she ever used
Hoods SarsaparllIa
sold Nv Al drusgist. o.. sir for ts Nses
only By G. l. HOOD q Co. Lowell. NA's'
100 poscs Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Ifloye Is blind ss some folks say. how
10 IL that spoony corples always persls' in
turning the psrlor lamp so lowf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Little Pen Pictures bud sna
bloom: war. blood and boom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
I ". DAVIS.
NREras sur nrIEFF.

IRIrAs suU RrLEfF.
Banker q Broker.
nEALsk ~
Bonds, Bank and R. R. Stocks,
~ =, ~an. - fnr-s desrs -e.i Casa
Nsilcusi uans.
Portland. unipe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

while diversity 10 trvsimrui ma.i Ar
niv 10 he xafinus soils 20 tts country
art o. ~ tirrrrut crops grown upo
then. there L. one farm operation ~hlci
wiu hs asays iu orisr-sni Which, II y
io.s uoi always hsnent bscause no, ne'is'i
wi.i never So hsfm Thisis uuisrirsiuluE
Lad obviously too Sst In sqnns. VII a.
sass snd lu al place. oc improsci SfeaiN
- 10. TIE lacrosse ln crops Usually pailnt
fir - CO., lu thfrs YEAR. ca lani VII
81 ri cleut usiurA drsiusge, it sil oicoaf-'
60 uo harm sui ~ goot. Hat ihefc = .
rrsat amulnt 90 lant. supps-si Ia ~ dN
sno1gt uatarAily. that i unlY irY on tn'
surface. whiir little hC.nS. 70 u soAke'
sIth water. Thls l. thc kiui That e-G-c
lauy requires undsriraiu.ug. Aui sasn 70"
wei COZ TIE operation in spring. shoah o.
done In ths dryer season ~ suiann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Pure blood 10 Absolutely necessary. IN
order 20 erjoy perfect health. noods
sarsspsrIils parties ths blood and aiso
strengthens the system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
WIN. AND nErsll.

Late rlpsniug weed. should be cleared
s,,r, p.stCr,s and fence corners, and con
.irp.'i 10 the brush heap for burning
Bgr,iock. And Wild carrots have not ls'
sl.ch.rrrs All their seeds. and should oe
,,,h.r,d and harmed Bf.ers, SUCKERS,
sbd other snail growth may BE- gfnooeu
gp ,pt .tssd to the brush heap. Farmer.
~ho Az. careful 10 this rvsP.et, will sil ~
81 sail.factlou In seelug All taeir neii.
.pt f,uce- smooth Gsi clean AMI eieAf
of Al d-facemeut-. aud Trey eaA condae'
an. work of The farm to superior Ad'Aniase
m fr-. fruu All such annOyAnces-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

The rroprr carr 90 farm machlasry l.
slways in order. a. al times oi ne year
The cost of wagons, ploss. hArroNs' rc.p-
-. drills. rakrs. ~ vel A. ne smaller
imnlsmeuts. such a. hoes, spades, iofAs'
90. CONSTITUTES one % ihs heavy cHpenss-
II f.rmlug. This cost j. oiifu gfeail
aagmsntst by needless sxPo.ufc % th'
100 And rslns. Aui ~ = want of cieAnlns
.rt oiling. Soihlng wears oui q machine
faster thar by allowing dirt ani s.ud u
enter Journals Anf other working part
aud hD~s And spades ar greatly rviucei
In val1c and si'lciercy ~ rusuug. ani ~
sou Afhsring 90 them Where ihis care
hAs besu omitted 10 he busy portion OF
~. .eAsou. tnr matter shuali uos Dc iAken
In hanf. To- woodwork Thoroughly cleaned
ans he metal portions rubbed bright
Those Who can procure crude peirulcum
~lu rnt IL The bsst Kind % oil % use, =. -
p~n.tra,ss the por,s % The wool. aui i an
sxc.lsnt pr,servaiive. Auy oily sup-
stance ruhbed over metallic surfaces vii
prrx.ot thea rustiug .hen not In use- -
cooVruisut and ample sheds should A~Ay-
y. prosid-i. % that wagons, ploSs. AMI
Al heavy mAchlrsry may bc easily duNsn
under every uight or - soon A. done VIII
.nt thoroaghly CLEANED Al once, or on ihT
nrsf raiuy DAY. Suii,ble hooks should o.
provided on the walls of The ieol'hoa'T.
10 hanging .paics, fofks And hoes Ano
.vrry on~ having - oSn place NAY ne
quickly found When wanted Lst " ue
6orue In mlnd that rust And decay, " nov
euaried against. will cost more 10 tnr
snd than tAs original price of iav mschln,
.rv. ani caa-s los ~ many huuif'u
doliArs in the long run sui In 'Afiou'
Ways.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Euiy grosth snd eafly vegetables AZ
greatly icsifsd by al sho take TIE uoani'
- plant csrisns The sorS nat spflui
nav he greatly Forwarded ~ paiuns N
rruauf Ia fnc order ~ fsil fr,pAf, D.
Nv making IL clean aud INFLOW, Ani il'il'
afdtiousl work wli hc n-c,isd - soou a.
the wlntsr frost thsws oai. n u l. NOR
onrhly drained hsflrvhsnf. Plcuiy oi mN
uurr. vel mlxot. Nil Keep ihc sou ilgh' .
And n d. clsyvy. Ataick coat of sand v li'
hsiq wonderfully
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

L G. waLKEn.
.i'iouey f Counsellor at Ls'r,
LeveIi. uaine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
Professional Cards, e,.

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inorney # Counsellor at Lac,
Parts. uaine.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

c)nsciol. stare into his face.
my God. spare her." came with a
.tifi,d groan from the doctor. as hi.
lip. e.rss,ed the little hands that had
Away. done him such willing service.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-28
"HEKALD" TELEPHONE.

"Hello! commissioners!
"Helo! Heraldi" a8 2
"How about the appropriations
that the TIMES asked you about for
the required bridge and road to the
lower towns?" ''''.. r.a tft-
"Requiredl Why, there must be a
mistake some where as usual. We
have paid many visits to the lower
towns, as it were, and never failed to
see good. roads and good bridge.
Oh! maybe reference is made to the
Star gulch plan. Well, when the
County Commissioners make an APP.
preparation for that bridge every edi-
tor at present on Wood River will be
a millionaire. Yes, the Star gulch
bridge will be built IN The sweet bye
and-bye!"-Belevue Herald.
That bridge will be built inside Of
60 days-all the same!