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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
PINK AvOwAL-

re Nr- York Ili,rssdssf. which sup
f.fitf >i John Ia lisa. la 10 lAsi ngmoef
ratrs tte following Suggestive AvosA
Ite election In Maine settles TIE 10
i1fs ~ ihe ihird party II l. Dot 20 BE- .
sfr.ols fac,or In America politics. II
its 1o iliure before a. Prohibition has
gsti 'li1re. thank God, Dat nOt he pro
tttouparty nW'
uiy usu say that The prohibition party 10
slastAuuA failure. The question must
1sti bel answered Why Is this soi VII
90 i,e people respond 20 an sppeA fof
P'ul.6lt.oui Certainly they vii. and u 10
el.tfy oscaase they wish % fght The "a
.Qon ~ prohibition and In even Othei
az LAT thsy refuse % accepts The prohi
,i.on party. They have common sense,
a1t ley sc that prohibition las Hitherto
sAcst glorious victories by moral AL
atoc and that The political methods OF
tou.
Besides. Ne cannot conceal 10 nom
olselFvs IA, The thirt party prOhioitiOo-
- are showing themselves much more
anxious % make much Of their party than
70 prouo,e temperance. There l. grow
- 80 - itAAAA 49, fHfANs~~- =
700 las more 20 DO with their methods
iaan = iose % Temperance. This i seen
I. ne fact that their declared policy IL
40 compromise which has the rvmArka-
pc meaning % no voting for prohioi-
louisi unless b. hics our political nag.
- 10y sili set np . political csntidste OF
'asirosa against en- sctive an pronounced
lfohioiiiOuist % The old parties, When
ny knoS perfectly vel that 20 DO 80 l.
"ks.y % elect saloon nan They prefer
AsAo0n mAn 10 = Republican or Demo
siauc pr0hioltOnisI Nov, The common
s,s.e Of the people will see through that
uQcsFusa
We believe that II will be found very
en,ai % get up q really vital party Tor
<npersnce OF honesty or chastity, because
seca cnties viii sppssl % honest men Ia
a. parties. We believe II will be mora
tnan difrcult-it vii be impo>sible-to pal
az vitality Into The soeslled prohioltiou
party, not because men love their old par.
rss - nach. bat becsase the policy Of It's
..acsrs 70 anintslligsnt. and Il hostile u
ne cause Il purports 10 serve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
FRYEBURG

Mrs. uenry n Osgocd ant ehlifrru o.
chicago wrr- Al Neil & O.goni's for =
fss isys-ssviug cone on ne % y. IL
cur-iOn.
Clayton Pike hss returned o Boston. .
ths Iusiltuie ~ rcchnalogy, Nnd Rudolph
Surhriig~ IN 90 "Wednesday Tor harvard.
Jafge Height spent ne sabbath hsre
NJ KnlghI vsutarcs cat on TIE warn.
sunry dsys
NJ. Pfc has returned from Boston all
wlli show hrf usual TAI stock of season.
abe goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
PORTER.

Another tue rain, still the ground Is dry
and the wells are low.
william Pesse OF Cornish dropped dead
ON Saturday last. lie was 81 old man
some over so Years old.
Mr. Leroy Pies wife OF Cornish 10 very
sick.
George W. Towle has Lis new store
completed and Is putting 10 his goods
lie has some eight tons 81 bsidsin depot
Miss Nellie French IL here on visit
from Dover. ". II.
stock Is very low aud drovers are buy
Ing slow.
The towns OF Porter and Psrsonsneid
are repairing the covered bridge al hsrh
Falls.
Farmers are driving their harvesting be-
fore cold weather sets In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

rar.s u.. = onr 20 he tnsst iruli-fals-
IN sections io hc fnund Anyshsfc. To-
-, sem. tn be peculiarly adapted % III.
-s-nn.s Small fruits % M naes; sAris-
ts. 49, raised iu great abundance. Nhile
o. .lsrt.iY ~ spplrs i mNrveloas- Hos
-srr 49, n- harvested MS year 4. ~ an
s-s. rrf qruh.sm. f'rv-ts " spils-tree-
a. srrsrIrg nnisf their harden ~ fruit
W. 49, 'l.f tast TO yssr- ago thefs Sss
90 f.r ths Paris uill school district
Boo. over fifty seven huuifci otrrv.s oi
arrr. h~s.iss shst wvrv u-.d for hom-
consumption Sp~skiug ~ this snhl-ct -.
rrfsa. thst ~ fruit rsi.sr- ~ fsris uil
A. s-nrr1as people. ~ N eiitnrs OF
Df uEvnCnsr Csu tsstify. Ackno~isige
nsrf f.r sppIs.. pssrs. plum. rr.p-s, etc '
A. flrJ n Hem nont. Z Nuhls. II
T. usmnout. A II Ms-on, Charles J. I.
sa-'.. George ". Cole. Jr. All 7. A
Els.man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
WATERFRONT.

The .srs .u,umu.i leaf has made II. sp'
pesrance.
Deer are frequently seen 10 this vleia'
iiy.
Nc and Mrs o. L. kneelsnd are visiting
relatives In West Peru.
wsltsr BIsbee and John sampson arr
saving large quantities of dowel stock In
their new mill 81 K.xu Pals, Lowell.
The sweet corn hsrve., Il nearly over
fair crop has been realized.
Fruit IL plenty and chssp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
ANDOYER.

There was an interesting Ssbb ath
School concert at the Congi church last
Sunday evening. The theme was liar
vest. The church was very pretsily dec
Grated with lowers.
C. Walker OF wilton. was In town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Campbell OF wsshburn.
Aroos,ook Co. IL visiting friends here.
Rev. Gilman Rice IL visiting Sumner and
Auburn, and will not return until aftsr
the conference 81 Oxford next week.
Daniel Msrston from Lacrosse Wis. has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. DIR.
Barnes.
WIN. Gregg Was offered si75 for his yearl.
Ing (Aibsiuo) colt daring the Fair. by I'd
Thsyer OF South Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
so. BUCKFIHLD.

lac Fallsr has sold hi. oxen 10 Mr.. BAN.
pa. of Paris
Hiram ID. Merrill has mlsmaiehei steer.
with l. l. Gariner of Samner III. steer.
ars two years OLD and glfth c-i and CO
The age ~ Mr.. llussey 10 my last should
have rad N y-ars.
Geo. u iiutchin.on IL visiting bis faith.
~. a. II IIgtchinsous IL l. said be eou'
ismplsic. baying J. J. Fuller. store a,
East Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
WiiSONS MILLS

TIE past week hNs been very cold for
This tine % year.
TIE thrsshing machine 10 g0lng the
roads % the usi ghoorhoof.
Walter R1ckuAm hAs rvtnruei from BIZ
hone In 4 sst Sioughton. Mas.
oar Presiding Eidsr. 4. I Adams. With
Rsvs. A II william ~ Macon, A II ST..
ves,sr % Rsthel. ant I A Bean % Newry.
hsli meeting hsrr Tuesday evening. ths
gis'. aud one a, Wentworth Location The
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
w. SIMMER.

George l. Palsif,r has re'uruFi from
Massachusetts. where be has bc,u solicit.
log orders for fruit trecs.
The sick In mi. vicinity are. generally
speaking. on The EAin-sm'ug whom ale
jula Benson. Mrs. l. l.. Tueli, Frank Ben
sou and Others.
Hiram coburn has purchased fue look
lug colt Of CLIFTON Back.
The Fair a. EAst Sanber Is 20 occur
October a. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
LOCKEs MILLS.

Arris Hsrriek Is visiting friends at this
place.
All gone ~ the Pair from here.
A steer that WAS being taken To The Fair
Jumped from the cars when Just below this
plsce. and consequently had TO Walk The
resi Of the way.
Bert woodsam Is attending school =,
Mechanic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

MlrSE STATE SUNDAY School AssociA.
rioS The Nineteenth Annual Convention
will be held a. Chestnut Street Church, In
Portland, Oct. 1870. commencing Monday
evening. IL promises 10 be an occasion
% great interest and value. The Rev.
Jesse l. Uurlburt, ID ID, will take charge
OF the Conventions the Chairman OF the
International Executive Committee, ID v.
Jacobs, Esq OF Chlcsgo, will Represent
the International work and participate In
other exercises through the meetings, aud
Mrs. q l.. Harris (Iiops Ledysrdl, OF
Brooklyn. ". Y, viii have direction OF Pri'
mary work.
Each school l. entitled TO otiiclal repre-
sentstion by pastor. superintendent, aud
two other delegates. In addition, hearty
invitation Is extended TO all Sundsy-sehool
workers aud friends OF the cause.
Reduced rates on all all railroad and
steamboat lines.
ID T.. Snow. State Secretary.
willard. Sspt. 20. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
Upton.

Professor wlggins's storm came here
sooner than predicted, bat We felt no ei'
fecis of the earthquake.
SoclAhlc met with Mrs. Z. l.. Douglass.
"Wednesday. They decided that II did not
depend on the numbers present 70 have an
enjoyable Afternoon.
Ernest Rowe and wife OF Lewiston have
besa visiting friends 10 ErrOl and Upton.
The rain Tuesday prevented several
from this placs attending the County Fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

FE. 0ibh-. 81 Csnton. died At hl. "a.
thyr's on M q. lnst after an illness Of
uins 90 tsu wrsk-.
W. hsii oar Town Fair A. West Psfa,
ga thc ssh in.t. and there sss very
gooi display % cattle. vale The show IN
~ hsil "a. alsn very good.
Me- E.bridge Gioos 1. qalts sick With
igug trUable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
x BROwNPTELD.

There Wa . very peasant iliile eompa-
nv eou.lstlng Of The families In the imme-
si,,. nelghbOrhOOi. gathered a. the resl.
sspce of SIR. and Mrs. Hiram Geteheii snd
v.v. them a little surpuse on The evening
eg,hs s9th. There wss music, games Tor
~ rhIldrsu. aud refreshments.
A h..vv shower wss experienced here
on the night OF the 18th oa,s
Mrs. Patty Stleknsy, BOW ~ ~ ' -.
year l. recovering from TAI wo'ea 80
hsd q short time ago, anu uolen ~
time Il vas thought would prove setious
Al least She Is q remarkably preserved
old lady. A.. c,,,.,,
sabbath school concert q, ths Sons
eharch sauday evening. October 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
M FRyIBuRu.

Great Improvement Is noted In the con-
dtlon OF the graveyard Ut Stow, due To
the voluntary labor OF Messrs. Amos and
JOB harrington. Alden Charles and Fred
Gupilll.
Ma, Hardy lost q hundred bushels OF
crsnberrles by recent frost
Geo. ballard IL dangerously III.
Mrs. Ezekiel Burbank IL 10 falling health.
Mrs. DIR. BuIIsll closed an unusually
successful season at Highland Park last
week.
Miss Louisa Haley Is visiting friends Ia
Lowell and Sweden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

Tur oxford County UnlversAlist Asso.
rafon meets Al West Paris Tus.iay All
W,fresfsy. Ocioosr 5th Ant ctr Rev.
C. A usyisn. o. Aaburn. will preach NE
.rris.onl sermon. ani Rev. Miss Angcil
v give ihs aftrsss on TIE State or ne
ctlrrh arf S1rtay school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

N.ucr % The flii ssssioa % The oxford
c.lr'Y Efgcatlonal Association VII D.
'lri IN oar Advertising columns. The
-rrtrg Il a. BfiigtOn usxt Friday and
srl-fsy Ststs Sgpsriutendsnt Lace and
rrrcpa " Cornell sre expected - BE-
rrfsrrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
NORWAY LAKE.

Oar recent rains were much needed .no
The saashlns seems AL me p'sss>''''
the dali spell ,.,,s.
P.rtriase's new store Ia bailding rsp'a'
Nv. IL l. now boarded and shiakls.
Prof c. A stsphsnss building " A'
lng completion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
DIyFIELD.

Mrs. Wallace Mitchell with Mrs. Knlgh,
OF this place returned 10 Boston last We'd
nesday. Mrs. Knight intends 20 remain
there through the winter.
Ms. Hiram Cox and daughter attended
the Unitarian Convention NJ Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

Wednesday Ne hsi very pleasant cal
s-rn Mr.. BILE Jack0n Of louis. M.ch'gau.
Ta.sis Mr.. JAcks0u's blrth place she L.
ite Youngest daughter % the lais John
Cooper And = sister OF Mrs. Olive Ripley
Tt.sis Der fr.t wish slnce she len hone
fEfrtY.tso years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

windsld S. HOdgmsn. Of Paris. was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff A. 7. B,sse',
for selling vhiskey. lie was taken be-
fore Trial Justice II. T.. Hammond Sat.
uriay afternoon. and hnsd thirty dollars
aud costs. Deputy Sheriff B.''s,t also
took In custody two young fellows who
we're mere boys. Coz selling liquor they
we're subsequently, released. officers Of the
society becoming responsible for them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
EAST PERU

George Davis. infan, .on died on the
20 Inst
S-ih Bsbb i qal,e slck With congestion
90 me lung.. and Dr. Sisnwooi % CAniou
l. attending hin.
CT. D,shon l. Threatened with fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

w-s.f = ucdgmsn % South Parts.
"a. r-.egtt hsfors Trial justice II. 4
U,--.rf saturday on arrest All con
-,,.rf fnrpaty Sasrif Rasseii % Norway
lNvfrf ga siugls sac ~ iutnxicating n.
-s.r H.r Geo 4 Wiison appeared for he
sfr.r A T. Rss.-tt. Eisin { Taomp.
- a. W. r. Record ~ Norway sPpsar-
- .s sIfnfssss sEslust ~ Defendant
vsrfct. guItv Sruisncs. thirtv dollars
a. COT. or sd Gays In isiL Zine Ani
rr.fs IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

Trr Ortohsr session ~ tae oxford couu-
ir District Lodge ~ Cool T-mplsrs vii
d. lsi With lnviucihlc Lodge a. Etst
slnrer. on FRIDAY, Oct -. i,,G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

AaAgpEn FiEsr fKfrE The fortiAni
h-srr.s College So awarded frst prits
a CO. Nfais Falr. fur The best specimens
~ tls.ucss snt ornamental penmauship,
Executed ~ Prof n W. SaAyior. penmAn
a. ilf College The collection va large.
rc-s stag ofsix pieces. one % the mosL
totrtat.e as TIE portrait % President
iirfs A Garfield. executed With III
49,, Pfu Thee specimens may BE- sesii
a. ae college Cri,e. a. any tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

p.v ~ c.ehr.re sui family Wen, 20
$3.50 ~sfr~fsr. shrre ny speud .
-, rms 80 ~ CochrNns's relatives
t.f,rs .isrt.ng flf BafmAh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

"a Informed amer ssnfing my teas
at week that NJ. B1nney hai conclaici
rli % buy The SprAgue cottage Al s'ain
Paris. consequently dli Dot wish - sell
10 farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
LOWELL

Ca saturday eveuius az iufant son Of
CAsriss M-.srve Sss very haiiy scAlici
shout The ca.s, and one arm ~ dish OF
water b. iug spilled 90 him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

uN Chsse. r.r ~ Backasii. ssuts
e.srIqe fst strssnsrfy AM blossom
80 CO. c1e strn, vhich were picked IN
II. rfrss-i at Wednesday morning. Sep
tr-hfr .Itf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

3 T. uamnoni returned wednesday
s,-- he Grr House. where Dc has ben
.r-,rrf .r applying he wants % The 10.
80 No 90 ahogi thr~c months. lie ssys
IN, So hss ,-osu fll % oveffoving tur-
l.s g. rrf.re season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

NJ Jane. VI rriu hss rvtgrued TON
a s.fvf, $3.50 visitto her taaghtec Mr.
f.itsf Nsnim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
MARRIED..

In soutl BesAsl, sept, sth. ~ Rev. q. u. Han.
naa,ri. Nj. 4. A Dam. 81 Ii.,hel. All Mrs. LIZ
ale Jscksoa. ~ wsshlngtoa. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

Arbsr, 4 Cole ~ The arm OR NJ Cole
a 500. Very village. CAPS ElrAoSih, u
rs.ung HW m Coles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

rsslo, occupied ~ ths o.i stage bose
A.. - cle.rri up AZ ihe cellar died.
--.tirrA consI'srsnic improvement IN is
srnfararcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

NurrN TiCkHrs will ~ issued 10 a.
Pffs.rs sttsnring he oxford Coaniy Ms-
"a. FESTIVAL. % - held a. Mechanis
ft.s. Ocio'sr ~ Tickets vii BE- gooi
o. r,flrr ne l6tn. Trains will lraVc Ne
car FEs both east AID wet after ne
fr Gay evening" concert fER oHpEk-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
AN EDITORIAL OPINION.

Ii.s sdiios % The Portland. Mains. Lsprvss. sAd.
siiioriaiy. In . rscsni issue 81 bic paper
''Msurlcs Baker A Cc. Al ~ AL 10 Midi 81.
Portland. MAiBe, are prupritt0rs - Bakers ofed
Amsficaa specific. ffis ooe n The bet medicines
thai have used. Any safering 9Th eoids. sors
langs sors throat ditsfion cholera uofeus, teeth
aehs neurs ga rheumsiista. spfains zeal eyes VII
hnd this 81 u sais and sure rrmedy. We sptsk
frou experience. being cognlfsnt q hs ne &c the
vsroas diseases nansed. II saved my Wits NE u
lsr the bensft II ofhsrs. We know % Insny 81 the
bss, citizens Of Portland Who sill endorse evty ~ori
ahi more than We have saii In IL praise"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

1.-..E NJ pls,l sni siis snd Aretss
500 al sic of Portland, are Al The
H111ari uoase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

-,srunser attending ne Pair non his
,,,rs 49, hardly a. large a. usaa, ihis
trsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

wr..n n Atwood. ZEE o. Backhsit.
-. II Paris lsst Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

wuIrfENoEE DISTINCT.
Ak Rlva got fr.t prvmian on his
'rfkr.oif Dlrhsm steers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

~, WI Evans. IRON West Newton,
Ma. preached Al TIE Baptist Charea
tsst Scrfay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

IN. blood a,~. ,h-essh all the sAs.asl. e'sI,ss
lsiisn, hessn< svay the ss .sssisr ssde ear y
zen. In order that the blood my b kspt rich
sad pare the stsmsss. liver ssi ifnsys must b
snaistsia "a In vguisr ep>rstioa. n b. anf de
fsnssment ~ thsss vial or<Ans the boot u In
salis. nsssns sssspssslis scts dirreiy up,s
lhess ORGANS and thros gh them sseps ne bloc
slvsys rare AMI rlss. sslhsa Ave'iii. sa a..
,s~-ed sirs'u &C lee. Ne wflie.' -sy 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

blissring o. troabs. El.sficy sfifssss. and Eiess
prViacsI Gives Troy faish. Ask your grocer for
stsrchls sample irss fsr lsiter stamp. Msde snd
guaranteed By Ne dee. fsx starch Co.
Ctsssnsatis 0his.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

Mad Crocksr and Ms. 7. 7. Sow
s,1s returned % Mrs Crocksfs hone N
Us VIl kge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

S,,s..y B.soes of Buehnsid was At The
80 IN ,a.e last FRIDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05


Mr.. n v Frsnch, Sorsa,. drawn rss. ~. Hannah
Chafckiu ssufh rsf,s, hfsliisi rug, 81 hess.s
J.rlssn, Sorssy. braided rug. sic. Mr. sas-n u
ssln, rans. fullsi clogh, o.. sane. cotten cloth.
Mr. Msnhs faFsrOn. fiehrpn. rag csFpef, Mrs
iisaash Nsyrs. ufesaseei. rsE earpst. ~ Asais
NJ sheii, Norssy, re carpet. .,c. hrs VIZ
maa, Paris, hsmp rag IL, sams. rag fue. i,ci hfs
T. Lombard, isfi.. fsE rux, iAs ssa,e 80 fl.' ",
Ells.bsth heAiilsisf, Otissd; r.s rur. 70. hr y
rdnrs. fars, rug. 10. hrs Wa Chase, fsrs, ..g,
iSc. Ms stella fsimer. NofsaY, rag, 10 NJ.
sarah fslmsf. Norway, fue. Ia, Me- ssf.h r.s >,
afd. Greenwood, Fus, 10. sane. rag, iee' ~
CS thilis, M = hliis'i, Mr. Rose. c"mmi
tee.
sisCHtLASs0Cs.
TIE commifss made mruiioa n ~ ollssinf ~.
plsr.. dry ani iAacy gods. q W bssksf, south
fsds. = u A fnaoe. Nofsay, bf.e ksuls br.aeh'
NofssT, gssi display hem Noies praf ri.f.i
Nofsar. denficai iasifaiafnts anl chair ~ w W
DAVIS. soaih fsfs. ot-srs.iiea hiys ~ ". y
Ilils. Ssafh rars, ssuss ~ y fulsf. Otiefi
pistare fraaa.s ~ h l. Miilsti. Soaih fsris. 4 v
MIksf, utt,r.. sssiar msc hlnss.
~ iisrss. NJ, W II rarscas, Mr. WJefian'
commiiies.
The attention Of thoss Who secured
premium. IL called 10 the fact tna, the
premium, will be paid at the srlund..
in the afternoon Of Oct. 9th. 10Th. 2si
and J0lh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
"A GARD.

To all Who sre suffering from tho errors and
inflscretions of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. io~sof manhood. kc.. viii ssnd recipe
thai win cure you. FREE or CHARGE Thiseresi
rsmeiyvAs discovered by missionary In south
America send q seifafdrrssed envelope 10 The
nFy yo<rru +. LYMAN. Sfsfsss y, .Sss rert CTR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
LIKE A GENTLE RIVER

IIls face vas e,vsssi vi,h What sssned W -
scale. ~ sesbs. satthe itchtnf $3.50 so.erass
slsspi.ss nsfht. Hs o,Ansse soas se.t,as
10 uss Bfesa's ssrsspAsiliA ED ses ~ W. % In
,ssovsrci thai ws consider he e,mgiess cafe
sinost esrssia" Lewis hh,ern. of pnn.
"a, timss the liehlas seesati,a usss tats,s'
MAJ n sss-sd % IN alh coalt 'es mJs.M 70
$3.50 r.. boalss Of nrosas srssptnis
saref ne snllrsy.@ A great puhssr Of 'hee'''a"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

D l. Nnb.n Of RsnfOrd called ON The
prsocNlr ftiday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

,,-.sS Wright. E.Q wNs Al Dlxns'd
TO GAYS ne past wesk
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

JUST THE SORT OF FOOD TO RE EATEN At THE
APPROACH OF THE COLD WAVES
From the Cuisine.
Ii Is as iebrifuge that fruit has its highest
value, with both old and young With the al
proach OF what the poet calls the melancholy
days OF the year our bodies, if not keyed up to
the pitch OF perfect health, are sensitive TO the
changes OF temperature, especially II the air is
.urcharseo win heavy moisture. At such u
time we are liable TO levers aud to chiIs W hich
from neglected condition ut the body ana
from consequent low Vitality may easily
change 10 congestive and DANGEROUS iOrm II,
thiS case the Value Of the acid OF fresh fruit Il,
easily indicated, and the result of its use is
specify shown In the breaking up Of morbid
Conditions, the Frightening Of that physical
oarometer-the face, aud the elasticity giyen
10 the step. 49,
ASS we'll known our habits OF eating and
ornklne tend continually to super-e xcitsm EN-
Vi piooo and brain, and to the DEVELOPMENT
ana exhibition OF the purely animal part Ol
Us. 100 many OF our foods are admittedly pre.
pared Tor the stimulation oil our passiOns and
a. LOT aIconoiic drinks, none will deny tina,
'ney are used, even when pure, beyond all rea.
sou or safety AS the doctor we'll saws the sub.
stitution OF fruit for stimuiants would relieve
,nucH VI the need ior restraint on wrong doors
inis Is certain, Tor our heads would be clearer
oui o1ooa cooier, our nerves steadier, our Inn.
pulses more subject to reason, aud lie would be
ioo per cent better than IL IL to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
The RrOMn Lichan.

Win dlSky fingers ing ng tO the stone,
THROUGH Summer iiiIi- and vely nights.
through aituIiin ciiiint 5, aiiu ing uells hts
Ihe iicnen iveS III srinIMcSt State, alone.
The spicy summer breezes DER it go,
But irOin IL, nuir-,ine breast win 20 Perfume;
bfoWn bees SOiti-AlSted, seen IiOWerS bloom.
Nor PAUSE auuve IL, nIlll.g 20 and IrO.
The snail glideS over it with solemn face;
the cuLiIIiIS pider In II splis snare;
But he ITS teIIiiIilS el. ner ioul lair,
Ihe ucneii nsaugnI Is troubled her place.
The Jays full oft in splendid state go oy,
Anu elm laughter tnIn through all The air.
w hat cuee. Damc Lichen, grave anu ueDonair?I
To tieLn VOuchSales tue lciien NO reply,
We pluck among the crevices of the stone
me Wild howers, purple, guiueii, or sweet UIue:
but Uotu lii iIitS re anu III .enu,uI
we leave Inc grim brown iIcneii, quite alone