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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Dos'r Kill THE OLp IIESs.-When
hens are shedding feathers, they oftsn
stop laying and grow fat. Most people
consider Fat, Sign OF heilth. Ths f,ttsn.
| Inc OF mou ting hens however as With
.ome people produces debility ratb' th-u
health. Many OF the worst cas- OF roup
are contracted while the hens are moul''
Ing.
The food OF mouiting hens, u largely
vegetable IL fs,tsnlpg, and not required for
growing feathers. Therefore corn fed
hens get very fat They need more nitro
gen and phosphate elements In their food
when moul,lng which II no, supplied they
stop laying, because the growing feathers
have used all, aud len no heterogeneous mat
ter 10 form eggs. Al this season, killing
old hens and relying on young pallets isa
great mlstskei where people have sfew
hens and late pallets. Because, Nproper'
ly fed the hens will have their new plum
age and lay well oil winter while the pull
lets unless specially treated may not com
menoe laying until spring, when high
prices for eggs have fallen one'hslf
Again, On old hens egg will hatch q more
vigorous chicken than pallets esg.
John r. Jones. Suflisld, Conn, . breeder
Of prize winning notified Jsyss, says
81 Ind sheridsn's Condition Powder fed
once daily In the food. very valuable for
moulting hens. have used u two years
for exhibition birds. IL assists In grow
Ing new feathers, makes the combs
bright red, and gives . rich gloss 10 the
plamsge. I, will also make hens lay and |
the eggs hatch well. dad when other
eeg.foods are used In quantities To force |
egg production the Eggs do not hatch"
The above IL the experience OF many |
people In using Shefidsn's Powder. II
fed 10 young pallets now A. directed they |
will begin % lay before six months old.
Commence 81 once using Sheridsn's Powi.
81. IL helps old hens through moultng,
and gets the pallets In laying trim bcfor.
the season OF high prices. Eggs will sell
very high this fall and winter. Therefore
be ready IN get al you can.
I. n. Johnson q Co, ~ Custom House
ST., Boston. Mass, sole makers OF Sheri-
dsn's Condition Powder 10 make hens lay |
viii send 10 any address for one t~o cen,
stamp, testimonials with full Information
how IN make q few hens pay we'll also
how 10 obtain Sheridsn's Powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Fryeburg.

Mr. Frank Shirley started saturday, the
s5,h. for New York City abi will Be sossoi
. few weeks
Miss v.lefia $ P.se. % Maiden. came
70 Der cousins, Miss A n. Pages. on
Saturday.
NJ. Cyrus Newell. OF Portland. sPcni
Suntsy a, ~ LAmson's.
several menrsfs 10 ne setrubnfglsu
society attended The annual convention al
Portland
TIE comparative closed on Monisy
A larger CONGREGATION 90 Sunday male ~
liills for NE very small attendance dur
iug The week.
!. = Barrows m,is hi. thirty arsi trip
'rosni river on MnndAy.
The Hayes qaNrt Sc gave an entsrtAin'
neat a. The Academy Hall 90 Monday
evening which dsssrvcdA better patron
az
AZ visiting Mr.. 4 Weston.
Me-srs Fred And Harry frost went
bsck - Portland on Moadsy.
Calvin Ela, sho Il With Mr. Gee Al L,ke
Aubufu. "a. been Al hone for short visit
Mss Ada o. wing. Of Palmer, Mass
vent on Tuesday 10 her grandisihsf- IN
FaNFttf. MNn~t Ntff Nt'a 10y wv
hsr wellesley MEAD. Msfy BArroSs
W. wy ward snd Mrs Cuts are nos
boarding a. Miss II. y. Chsrles'.
Mr.. Gr,snlsw hss removed from ths
Islsy house IN bis daughters, MIS-
Thumpsou's.
Mr.. Sarah Bradley wisgin, % Boston
4. visiting 81 Mr. : BrAilsy's
The Coug1 Circle met AZ Mr.. Joel Nor.
rilr. Al Couxsv Corner on Thursday and
"a. rot very fully s,isuded considering The
distance.
TIE fsll term ~ The academy will osgin
us1t week september 5ih, undsr . tall
corps % tsacaefs.
The frsi RspablleAn rally Vas a. The
Methodist church on Thufsisy evening
Speaker. Nj Hartman, OF New YORK A
RspuhlicAn cab IL Being started
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Hebron.

Sunday the 2sth. Rev. Mr.. Harden went
IN Mechanic Falls 10 attend the funeral OF
Mr. Dsroms Bates. Mrs. Bates was born
40 Hebron and lived here until her mar
The Academy school commenced Tues
s.y with nearly one hundred In attendance !
more are coming every dag and the school
BIDS fair 10 be the largest In many years.
Mr.. J. ID. sturtsvant and Ernest have
been visiting relatives In Dixnsld. Temple
and Fsrnlngton, they arrived home last
night a.
Lille Harvey whitney OF Auburn, Is
x,.I,Ius his aunt, Mrs. Sturtevant-
". n. Glover's new house 10 rapidly
nearing completion and there VIII Be no
isek Oh room for students this term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
West Paris.

The band and large delegation OF eltl.
Iens have gone 70 Norway 10 join In the
rally.
It's said tbs, the gentlemen who are 10
form . stock company, have perfected
their arrangements with . cash capital OF
$4,000
Rev. Mr.. Henry Iioughton. wife and sou
OF Springfield, ILL.,. made Us . short visit
this week. Mr.. IIoughtcn said that be
thought that Harrison would get . hand
some msjori,y In his own State and SWEEP
the entire West.
There Was . heavy shock felt 10 TIL.
community st : 80 Wednesday morning
supposed by many 10 be IN earthquake.
We are having cold nights aud II seems
impossible for corn 10 do anything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Andover.

The Methodist Ladies' Circle met with
Mrs. Samuel Akers a. No. "Wednesday
evening The proceeds were sboat slt
Iii. Mr.. Chss T. Poor instead OF r.
Poor - the type made ne say las, week
that IL the Democratic nominee Tor Rep
re.ents,Ive To the Legislature from this
district Mr. Poor IL well known a.
man Of ability and one OF our mos, aeilve
citizens, aud will At least carry the full
vote OF his party.
Mr.. and Mrs q A. Mirrili ~ frsmlng'
ham, Mass, are visiting al Mr. y y. Mer'
rilr.
There VAS . pleasant entertainment al
Unlou Hall Thur-isy evening. consisting
OF music. tablesux, farce, etc. The pro-
oeeds amounting 10 sboai els, being Tor
the Episcopal fand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Northwest Norway.

Mrs. James Jordan Is quite sick sgain.
Mrs. ellison aud little child are boarding
t III =. Browns.
True Spear. wife and child, have been
visiting a. Isaac McAllister's.
Walter Blsoee has moved from the Case
house down 10 John York's.
Lillian aud Eva Johnson have been to
Peaks Island.
Last Tuesday q. w. Merrili's family
went TO Pappoose Pond Ia ws,erford TO
q picnic. Several families OF Johnsons,
and cousins with their families TO the
number OF one hundred or more, gathered
together there from Norway. Albany. Wa.
tsrford and other towns, where they spent
the day very pleasantly.
III. r. Brown, Grin Brown and families
and others from this vicinity went 10 the
Advent camp meeting last week at Me.
chanie Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
linton.

School At the Academy began this week.
Qaite q number are attending from here.
The westher is at present cold enough
for October.
Rev. ". q. French and family nom
Turner. are visiting 81 Albion Bucks.
IIerber, Kllgore recently went 10 Fair
Geld 10 haste having received . telegram
announcing the dangerous illness OF his
little daughter. lie has returned with the
news that she IL much better.
samuel Partridge IL having well dug In
his door yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Denmark.

Joseph Goldthwsit died Aug. 27th, age,
- years. Mr.. G,ldthwslt was an excel
lent citizen, but for q number OF years th'
innrmitles OF age have connaed him o.
home for most OF the time. lie leaves !
sons and number OF daughters. Funeral
August Goth, attended by Rev. Mr.. Living
ston. OF fryeburg.
The Democrats had an enthusiastic nsv
raising and meeting Wednesday evening.
The orator was 4 tall Indians specimen
who abused the English language wore
than he did Oh. Republicans.
The Republicans had meeting Friday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall
Thelcannipg OF corn commeuees In Barn
ham and Morrili's shop September lst
George and Nelson Goldthwsit, OF iiaver.
hill, Msss.. were here, the past week In Al
tendance on the funeral Of their father.
Capt q II. Ingsll. and bis niece, Kate
Ingalls,, visit Mrs. Victoria Dswsoa al
Coaticook. Canaia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Rnnkaald.

Miss Shirley Hall entered the state Nor
nal School a. Warrington 81 the fall term
Prof. Elisha Pratt and wife with Miss A.
n. Prince In the Primary department,
opened the Free High School Monday the
27th.
Miss Mamie Gardner has returned 10
Kent's Hlll.
g. @. spsuidlng. Miss Sadie Spsuli'ns
and Miss Alice Morrill, have gone TO Carl
bon.
Several young ladies from here attend
the fan term at Hebron Academy.
The shock OF an earthquake vas quite
distinctly heard and felt In TIL. vicinity
Wednesday morning about O'Clock.
A larger Republican vote viii be thrown
In Buckneld thsn for many years.
The corn factory starts up this week.
There are -four persons In town over 20
years d.--Mrs. stephen Spsuliins. Mrs.
Jonas spaulding, ELIAS Taylor and M'Jor
Lueius Loring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

The weather continues TO threaten frost
Sweet corn Il very stout and thrre vii
be Zoe crop 1.-THE good Lord will give
Ne September IN mature II.
Politics d0nt rage very hard In this
section bat hear OF q number Of converts
10 the Republican Idea OF protection.
There Il talk ola new birch mill going
M on Sunday River.
Bluebsrfies are quite plenty on PurIle
Mountain. but all the same II takes consid.
cradle securing 20 obtain them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

q. Lusrts % Mrs JOSH Irish Who Knew
= 50 retired on tae evening OF the g3od
= = ~ aslal health. we're shocked % bear
- s1iien death curing The hight
49, 49, 'oas 90 whom dsvolves the care OF
-. - Anosi helpless father, have much
rspaiey 10 their lo.s.
rs Df Sseai made short visit last
80 A. Der former home. Mrs. r0vle
'''-fned 9Th Der - Greenfield
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Ruuford.

We had q grand time here last night
though on small scale raised Harrison
aud Morton deg The Milton and Ram
ford Brass Band gave Us stirring cam
paign music.
The little steamer IL doing quite . busi.
ness on the river. She will tsse . Sunday
school party OF flity or more to-day.
Our new rrm, ] II. wsrdvell & Co,
are having . rushing trade have got In
new stock OF nice goods aud what John
can't find on HE shelves viii be found
there the next time you call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Brownheld.

Work will commence in good earnest
Sept 3rd, 81 the corn factory packing
small lots Of cOru. Nearly every part OF
the work l. 20 DC done by machinery.
Qii,s a number OF scholars from The VII.
l.ge 20 to Frysburg Sep, Sih to attend
The academy.
"A. Fhnk OF Backsport, Ne. Is visit
iug bis uncle, J. l.. frink.
Mrs. 4. Drew OF Eaton, N. H., IL visit
ing Der sister, Mrs ID. Perkins.
Fred Thaysr has gone TO Ken.s HUI to
attend school.
Mrs. c. \. whitney has been qaite sick.
Eilth wnitnsy 10 visiting friends In
SscO.
Bl.ekbeuies are very plenty ! cents
Der quart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

=. Sss warn weather. ja.s What Is needed
,. ~, AooIe French 10 here on . visit
2, n B0.ton.
81. sei'.e. are getting wsrn The DINO
- nominstst Albert Fox for Repre-
slaNte Tor this district. Porter. Brown
- DvnmNfk. Hartford and Sweden
- A'paoAeans have their caucus Saiur-
~ bsh Republican Gag rsising Al
- -. fais Saturday In the Afternoon. and
~ Tie afternoon and evening
-, IhonAs u Reed rill Be one Of the
800 fsir a, Cornish next veek rather
% We farmers a. The crops are late.
-, frsuch hs- . squash that vii
.,o. soas sixty poands nov snt Il siill
ai,s Ast; also too nice Hereford
"' oas fOr sale. fan bloodsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

r,se corr hctory begin. operations thi'
so
- Ns-t, = p.sk.ug as hops.
L--t b .1tt 4 very on.
Wsa-e s.Af On bear Inst Geo. Hoigdon,
- ss.-k 1: vpao.t fever In Boston, u.
astFf
Efr To- McBru preached bis fsre-
. ssr-lr sept g Mr. Yoang. ne or
- colriy Missionary. preached asfe ne
.tA csi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
East Peru.

Run. Grss,h IA. raised uPAls stable
and new sllri H.
Mrs. David Holmes ard daughter have
ben Visiting - " Halls hui have gone 70
Dlxesli ~ visit relative. nov
Mr.. Vaftsy. Mrs.. VI. Halls moiher'
has returned 10 Portland.
A free High school oOmmeneedlu Dlst
No I. on The g7th. under The Instruction
OF Miss Vsria Laden.
windsor wymAr. OF New Hampshire
"a. retained home % his fathers Tor
vf.it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Otr1Ep Association ne oNinru ".
.,.ylrr ~ Juiver-slist Societies VII
-.s.t, ths First Uuiversaisi Society
~. weins.isy All Taarsisy. sept
- ,,fE.a OPsnlng mesung a. 10 20
w@irssisr. Rev. Messrs Hayden
: ,,,.rr. Perkins % lewiston. Hooper Of
80, 80 saith % Turner, are srpeciei
\, Il --,.sct A cordial Invitation IL cx
,,.s,i..r uIihlu the limits % ne ascot.
=, g. .1.u In ~ meetng. an share ne
s,.s.ta.tr % tss people % Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Eaat Hnhron.

The Republican rally aud n,g raising q,
this place last FRIDAY Was q success.
large crowd and gooi music accompanied
by . nne address by Hon. A. II Savage, OF
Auburu. A nice supper VAS furnished by
the lsdle. and served In the hall for band
and speaker.
wehsvs been enjoying doe wss,hsr for
the past week.
Oh lady Warren, known ~ aunt Olive,
had Q Alrthisy party OF her friends about
her age, which VAS seventy Eve years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
hiRaon.

Its no, time OF good health Jisi now,
the doctor IL kept very busy.
Miss Seiiis Bean IL sick. Her case IL
reported diphtheris; have not learned her
condition as yet.
Mrs. J g. Bean IL very feeble.
n T Mains retained from Deeriug yes
terisy his health IL not good.
Capt. samuel Dudley ofLexingtou. Mass,
l. mskipg his annual visit among u he IL
seventy niue years old bu, hale snd hearty
yet.
Ch.s. Y. Dubh,m. keeper OF Egg Rock
Light house, WAS In town this week !
will visit his mother bsfore his return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
sumner.

Wednesday .boa, slgh, O'Clock, a. N
q shock OF earthquake was felt In this To-
cslliy.
Alder, Ame. sold q valuable col, recent
~
Url.. Bonnsy has been making internal
improvements upon his house.
summer visitors have begun IN depart.
Pro DUIxSnURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
West Snnner.

re t.ga school here opsned with 3,
- a. irt more are expected The com
ssttk. The school L. iu charge % u.
y " Cassuan. formerly % ths Eiuard
-, 49, lnsttlis. Anharu, assisted BY Mss
=. " Heaih Tbs l. the f'st school OF
~ ani ever 10 this villsge and Ne
,'asi = -. bs success The school Al
80 slucsf has A5out o. scholars mak-
li lo0 scholsrs aitsntiug free high
s'r slmrsr this fall. sud -ti.i some
s. - SAT lrcsgse ~ raised Attle moo-y
=, as purpose n Ne can give LOO
l-.i's ll weeks schooling for . small
~ ~ % sica Individual 0aght not ~ 10 %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

-. A. ofths entertainments Tor The
-, ,ftss .iiewalks Tuesday evening
80 -ara ofs success 10 ever Say a.
=. 80. save heeu. The children dii
100, ani sere Applsniet a. they
.-.s,,,s Enough hss ben realized ron
~ .,,,rt,.rmsnts ~ pay Coz patung The
.-,,.,l. iu GOOD SHAPE And leave = bal
..-.,f - ~ Which y deposited In the
'.,'.,. a. Against . say % need sure -
=. I, pI,rk sslk. TIE youug laiiss
=, AZ tstsn bold % The matter an a.
$50 bsrisu % the vork. Miss Mag
=. s,,,'.y. Carte Davis anf Auuis East-
-, ss..r,s he thanks % The community
s.tsf.f tflfts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
North Paris

Mrs. c. Hall 1. visiting friend. At North
Paris.
c. W. Chase 10 running the reshlng
machine u CushmAn- mill. Mr.. Cush'
nan IL gei,lrg Oui stone 10 bald q dam.
walter Andrews, sou OF Ameries An.
drevs, died Aug ssh. 10 Montreal OF
typhoid fever. Ills remains were brought
20 Paris.
Hiram Dlnham has sold his horse sni
bought large wagon 10 use In bis truck
iug business.
Morgan Lewis and wife leave for Hart
ford, Com. sept 5ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Hartford.

A Sigh, shock OF an earthquake Was felt
here the 29th a. Z 80 A ".
Lot K-ene has sold his cheese (sbout
400 los } 70 parties in Massachusetts, for
~ cents per pound delivered 81 the station
at Buckneld.
Edward Blcknell sni wife from Boston,
are spending q few weeks a. the Hartford
Cold Spring farm.
Ernest Thompson has gone back TO
Hoibrook. Mass.
Romano Dean Il around visiting sweet
corn nslis this week; he nnds corn rather
backward.
The Line school begins Sept. 81.
Teacher, Miss Mary Crockett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Bryant's Pond.

Or. Joseph Barn. OF LoOg Island, n. Y,
IL In town.
The Republicans hsi . rsg raising and
rally here Aug -. Hon. John z. Swssey
and II. G. Davis, Esq were the speakers
There WAS = match game Of base ball on
the South Woodstock grounds Aug. 2ssh,
between West Paris and the home CLUB.
The result WAS victory FOR West Psri.
BY . score OF IL to9. Liwls Stuart um.
plrs. \. l. Curtis, l. n. Andrews scorers
~ g. Whitman aud family OF South
rrsmlnghsm, Mass, are stopping a. II. y.
uOughton's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Dickvale.

The stable OF Charles aud Eibridse
Chllis burned al Dlekysie. Monday night
sboat . O'Clock, caused by the over,arain Nc
Of 9 lantern. They lost 9 new sleigh 9
harness and some hay. bat saved their
horse aud hog. The dw-lling sltusted
near WAS saved. IL was Insured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
South Roxbury.

Bears are reported very numerous. II.
v MelaEis hal lamb vsry roughly hand
lei . few days ago. Supposed 10 be The
work Of = bear. which probably got night
enei OF Uefore faishing his bloody work.
RuBr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Canton,

The youngest son Of Mr.. 4. L. BIsbee OF
Canton, three or four years Of age, fell
from the top OF the barn where he Was ct
play, Monday NJ. ~. and broke one LEG.
one arm and bis shoulder, and was badly
bruised. He n In Q critical condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Tn. r.r.,.,,.. Of r.r,..

l. alsuf thfse thoassn,i. all 80 soai say a East
90 hall afs truabis sth SOM afstion n the throat
kn igurs, thusr complaints are, arrufing o. STAT
stirs. u.afs numernus than othsrs. We soali alfss
al onf feslsv nuf a. nsT sc ne opportunity % eai
"a their druFEsi AL az hattls u kfmp's balsam
fnf ths Thfosi aai Lang, TuAl ,lfs frvs. Large
botrs, So. ahi OIL. Soli BY al Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

?. Eins.l. % Boston, has been visit
-. s.,ssr.lu Az. n X. Hsmmond.
NJ Kimhal snd family returned 10
-, tss at 20 ne veek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

-.R.p,i., Santav school vii have =
= !, Sros'. Fslls Thursday, sept .
80. ,.r,s.tsi 81 me-, A. ths church Al
Tss "b.g team sili carry al Who
- b q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
s,s Oxtars usmusrut.
{" ON THE HILL. :
nrKElrRY.

-, Cs.rshs Pr~.ctlnE ssrtirs sysry
siAx. -ssig S-.'-'' 800, :. !. !, $500
49,. Yvrr.ars - -. -
49, - t.fnrlh. ~. Csrcllee Anfsl, t'esisf.
49,. ~ sysry .antsy q n a.. s.bo.ih
-. aus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

MAI shock % earthqaAks. preceded
800 fumhl,ng. vss Observed here
-, so past seven wetne.isy morn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
WAN TED.

To ouuifsrt 9TH ftspans.bls parilss, a. cut AL
hal frarn sght D. tea nn Set n spruce logs, "a
aaniay River. Bsaf River. -sin River sni Llli.
River. ani ne mAin AnirusgsF,a nysf. lnlaire 81
A.. RUNNER. Asr.,
ttsb1s fALts. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
supnEME JUDICIAL oouRr.
oxonD coUxrr.

Clerks Ofics, Paris. Me-. August y. isss.
Notice 4 hereby gwen that Mr.. 4. H. Bsnsoa, AZ
Woodstock. In ssli County, has flsd IN usls once,
10 The Bar. n The term Of the Sap dad. Coa 20 Be
heldsn ths sscosd Tuesday % oaeb<r. a. ID. isss.
ALDyRT o. AusrrN. Csfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

-. ..a NJ. ArstAs Shurtlsf Of Port
a. ne Hubbard House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

c,.,,, Attorney Jersey AMI c. G VITA
49, Raekasii, we're AZ Paris Friday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

~. ca. Forstsr AMI Miss bottle fors-
Rselssld. we're In town one day
"a sssk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Of Maine. the xlf dap Of Aug, A. n, isss.
rAs usaers'ssed hereby sives sosiss Of his sp-
GEORGE L. WHITMAN. Of Wsofsso>k.
has bssa DECLARED fasolvsat upoa bls pssitiea
by Ne Court ef isselysssy for ths seh Ceusiy of
Oxibrd. JANIS B. wRi0RT, Assipss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

-, Bartlett lsn lAs, week FOR
v--.c,r,. uhere be has Posluon a.
II.'.tlr.i ofths FrcsPor, Hish School
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

a. al Mr. Dsuison % fresPor,, and
Nr.. Brunsn AMI dsnghtsr OF
s,,,',.i. srr At c. 7. Meliens
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-14
$4,000 Loaf

II lost forty thousand dollars by peri
odicAi attack Of nervous sick headache, +"
sait Chicago capitalist 20 q correspondent
Dol e ing across the street 10 n handsome
corner lot. That Tot was sold for ten
thousand dollars at a public auction five
years ago, aud intended 10 oay Il. but was
TOO SICK With headache 20 attend the sale.
and Il Is nov worth atty thousand dollars. "
IL be bad known OF DR.. PierCe's Pleasant
Purgafse Pellets thew would have re-
moved TIE cause II his headaches bilious
ness-and be would have made the money
Or. Plercs's Pleasant PurgstiYe Pellets
cure sick headache. bilious heaaache. dixTi-
ness, constipation. indigestion, and bilious
attacks, p cen Is vial, oy druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-14
Largest in the World.

In the department of baking powder and
fiaVoring extracts the Price Baking Powder
Co, OF New York, Chicago and st. Louis, il
the largest III the world. Hundreds Of tons
at the crystals 81 cream of tartar. direct
from the grape vineyards of France, are
annually used in DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, and the entire product of "A large
Mexican grower of vanilla beans iS con.
sumed every year in DIR. Prices Extract ol
Vanilla. This immense business il account
eel for by the purity and excellence OF THEN
productions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-14

NoSrsEs1. NV. t3.-A Louson dispatch
s@vs taas the Ear Of Winchslsss will pre-
side - : conference "a November - 70 con
-idsr The Fsci Sc cable project. al the lesd.
ing Commercial sad shippisg houses later
sstet n Canada snd Austria. "a are inv itsd.
The confersnce ~ii bs sskst 90 strongly
spproTs the cable as benefit 20 c0ulmeres
during peace sad saissasr1 q ihs smUirs
dnriax var sno IN s-tition q tAs govern
meat - eetsia ne nscessxry standings
vifh he east ee-sibs delay The ne~.s-
sarv IN serisl snt calcnisi Essrsntss of f75. p
60 per snnrw = siresdy practically
sssured fas early esnr -fion OF 10 sur
proceed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-14
SneeZing Catarrh.

TIE distrt sing snecze sne~1e. sueeze the
scrid. ssfery discharges nom he syes asd uo~s
the 7sinftl Inflammation extending 20 he throat
ne swelling 81 tae nuCous iUing. cs1SisE chaE-
iaz sensatinns csuEa. ringisg nsises n tae r ssi
and tclltli8g headaches how familiar thess
synntofas are 70 thousands Who s3fer p-riedi-
csiiy fr0m head coi1s or ia sucnka sad wns i've
In 'gqorsoce 81 ths fart thst single app fcyeieu
81 FOsfs RADICAL CrRE for CArARRH
49, a1'rd miscellaneous rsi4at
suf t1is treatment Ia rsses OF gHDie Cstsrrh
rfves 49, = ant des q what this remedy sill
o. ~ D. c1refic icrus, where The Breathing e
os rlefed ~ 20 King putrid uucous sccuIuu l a.
tens. - hearing sfectet. smell ard taste gone
tarosi liberated ard 1scking crpgh gradually
lssIeriaE tsslf anoo TIE deaiii 81 system hen
s. q IH1f r1e marvellous curative nfsver u SkN-
f1aif RADIO Al 20 H- rsn fest SET in ia
ser tsneoas snd zrsfeafi relief Cn-a rerins
f7'rn ne frst srpetlon it Is RAPID faiical
permanent eccnosaies ssfa