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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
ONE RAcr

4. worth q column OF rhetoric, said an
American statesman. 10 IL sisct, estso.
lished by the testimony OF thousands OF
people, ths, Hoods ssrssps.illa does cure
scrofala, salt rheum, and other diseases or
srections arising from impare state or low
condition OF the blood. IL also overeomes
iha, tired feeling. creates good sppeilts,
and gives strength 10 every part OF the
.Istem. Try u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

oxypRD. s.,-At C0aft Of Frsoats held Al
P.ris. rIthln ant fcr The Coanty Of Okfofds %
a. tkird Tuesdag u lee. A. n. Isl.
sARAH ,. RtApiKl, sarvisng ttseitih On
he ss'aie ~ Israel II biailsJ. Ae -
M "a Coaniy decsassf. haVins Prtstntsd be-
serCant "a simiaistfsiila Of ths esisie 81 tAii
fscsafei for alioSanCs' -.
t1ri~fei. tat ths sad Ettcatfis ave no
Tee % al psTs1as inteTes'sa ~ eseslne W.
=, .sigelV 10 ths Oxfsrt Dsmo ftt. pfmted a.
Faris thaf thsy maE aupear "a froeats teeft -
- hsd a. Parts slthln snf for ssd teaall y. ~
tnira russ. of Jsn. us<f, a. o'cleck "a NE lee
nros sTd hos esass. u any nv have. shy aAe
SEo. A. WILSON. JudTs.
A TIVE Cspv-sfis.i IN. {. DAVIS. kesisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
srArE oT MAINE.

uKTuun. ~.-lnuft of irs1iftnrf. ~ Nei.
nssisT o bee. a. m. 10.
ln ~ matter uf kHtntN ". fo.~s
inanIrrnt Isttuf
IA hsrsty ortsfs,i. Ihai n1iics o. fIven %
al rfrslns l1iFrrsiri .n ne sgulsmrnt q Ne
Gual aoruurf of Isues = Nnsht, AssiEnse %
fts atrVr. uameli trsairrnt tAsttnf. ~ cantiuE .
orrr of ~ sfisf a. ~ rutushsd tso sssss,
snls1ess IFfiY. Ia tnc ukflrd trmoCfat, uest
rsfsr pfIutssi ln fkfls In sad OuuntYs that M
naV arprar af q Orurt cf iusoIFrnfT o. - leii
~ - Frrfafr Cat Enlm un ttr ~ Nrlfres
Cav Il Jan. uskt, at l'ue o'ClcCk m thf iufenfns
anl o. rsart tncfsnu, AL 81 sCi n ny se calff.
aEu. A. WILSON. lufgs
% insaIrsnrV Ccart, nhtort NuuntT.
tue rarf-Aussf n. 4 DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
yO WOMAN

4. be,u,lfai with q bad skin. covered with
plmplss, freckles, moth or tan. have
been asked many times what will remove
these unslgh,ly bleulshes. No face paints
or DO siers will remove them, a. they are
esa.ei By lmpare blood. The only sure
remeoy I have ever seen Il Sulphur BIZ
tsf.. aud in hundreds OF cases have
never known them 10 Fail -Edliress fs'h-
i0n 0iEstte.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Bethel's Aged.

/ send you the following ll., OF ,hlIiy.
four names, OF old people, 80 years And
more, now living In Bethel. Many ofihem
are .,lll runniug their own business AZ
fairs. while the rest are all looked sfter
ami cared for by Kind friends aud relatives
Can any other town in oxford eouny
show Ike record 10 proportion 10 its In
habl,ants. There are ~ many more De
tween 20 aud 50 years OF age, several be-
log In their s0ih year. -
oar oldest townsman, Nc. WILLIAMSON,
died last June q, the gres, age OF lOi years.
Those now living are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

IIani weediag OF corn may SEEN q ie'
dlou. and expensive way % cultivation,
bat tails past season nnd IL has paid me
largely. Horse culilvAiing Ma. thorough.
IN used Until the corn Was bsgluuing 70
show the tassel. a. which time u va. clean
OF weeds. A. this time q heavy shower
improved IL very much Ani also bfoaghi
on 4 nice crop OF red root and barn graz.
which grew with amazing rspldliy, aud
The severe dry weather sooa folowing eius-
ed the coru.lesyes dutlng the heat OF the
DAY % roll. pat my help To palllug these
weed. (every one) among the rovs-ind
The result Was more than could have bop
ed FOR. 80 more rolling OF leaves OF corn
and there wAs no apparent sansrlng tom
drought The hnAl result WAS that sold
from hi. piece of corn Of one acre, when
green, s9..i5 worth and when ripe husksd
50 bushels OF good sound corn. The SsIl'
ETY. was Perry's Hybrid sweet eorn-ihe
best, mO.i prollne and earliest OF any l
have ever raised. where large ,reas OF
corn are planted, this woali not be aisis'
able; bat upon small pleces-heaSily ma
nurcd-li will. In my estimation, pay In
more WAYS than one-s pleasure 20 the eye
when ih@ corn IL OF. the Geld Is clean
ground, and no weed seeding Tor another
crop -KarAl New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Canada has los, $4,000 within the
past two years through embtrrlers, who
have escsped TO the Unlted States with
the money. A American embsrrlsrs
have taken more than go ,000, 900 over in.
TO the Dominion In the sane period, Cans
do may still claim that the balance OF
trade 10 In her favor.-Philadslphia Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Progressive agriculture doesnt mean
progressing from nfty TO one hundred seres,
bat rather progression In the other d.
rectiou, by the practice OF methods which
will make any acres have the produeilve
power Of one hundred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Ai,mson's Botanic Bslssm is compound.
ci of The best concentrated extracts OF
bark. roots aud guns In the world. IL !.
. safe aud reliable medicine, pleasant N
the taste, and cures coughs, colds. nthms
and Group. Price IS ssi IS cents. Trial
battles 10 cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Cattle Disease in Maine.
rNsuTucIENT MANS AT ruE pisFosIL %
ruE COMMISSIONER.

within The last fcw years The breeders
% fns cattle have met with great losses,
many herds having become affected With
tnbefcuios!s. and numbers ofthem dying.
The cattle commission, established iSo
years AGO ior The parpOse % stamping oui
coniaglOb, has accomplished considerable
good, Bat the appropriation A. their dis'
pOsAl Il 90 small that the commissioners
are unable % 90 The work needed. They
are obliged 10 pay for every COW they or
der Killed. and ss the State appropriation
a. presen, only averages $500 year, II
disease shOald get into = valuable herd llks
that OF The late Governor B0ivel, the
whole sum mighi be wiped out a. one ALL.
ing, 600 each beirg allowed for blooiei
animals. The commissioners also have ~
pay Tor horses they order killei, hASlng
tlsburssd $500 In thls manner AZ oldtovr
last week. Several % The brOseOs have
been killed. Ani the commissioners ssy
that no more sAles of such stock will he a.
lowed 10 the State Portland Evsniog Er
pfess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

JAMES PYLE's PEARLIsE 10 univsr.
sally approved by those Who use it for iis
admirable cleansing properiis. aud ihe re-.
lief II afJri, 10 washing clothes. Sod
by .roceFs everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

For three weeks I WAS suffering from =
severu cold in my head, accompanied oy .
pain Ia the temples. tried some OF the
many e.i,rrh remedies vi,hoa, any relief
Ely's Cream Balm WAS recommended 70
me. Al,sr only sir applications OF the
BALM every trace OF my cold ~ss removed.
Henry c. CLARK, Let Division New YORK
Appraisers once.
1 vas troubled with c,,.rrh 10 my bead
% al annoying erisnt for three years.
Ar.s, using one bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
u,. entirely eurei-wm. Clise, Vlc'
tor, y. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

DIps'r NEED THERSoNrrER.-
"Ma., be pretty cold Ou, your w.y," be
observed to q farmer who had ast
come into msrke, with bis ~hi'ksu full
Of frost.
"Ys', ,oler.ble.'
"wha. did your thermometer regis
.r,'
III hsin't got nOne."
IL should think you would want to
knew how cold II VAS"
"No, I don't ksef much. Kin sllus
tell BY touching my tongue to the axe
whether it's last summer OF this winter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Beware of ScroMia

scrotaia y probably more general than any
other disease. II 10 inslilOus In oharaeier.
and manliests itself In running sores, pusiuiAr
efuptIons. holls. swelllngs. eniArged iolnis.
Assesses, sore eyes. etc. Hoods SarsapAriiia
erpsls al trace % serofula from the blood,
having Il pure. enrichei. and healthy.
"Iwas severely Afflicted with scroiuia, AMI
over year rhadtvo running sores on my neck.
Took Eve botiles nOod's sarsaparilla. and am
cured" c. Z. LoyEJor. Lowell. Mass.
C. A. Arnold. Arnold. Me-, bad scfofulous
sores fot seven years. spring and fall Hoods
sarsausfllla cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE COD
IIyRROIL. WITH HYPOPH0SPniTES.

For CAairsa dAd Palnoadry Troablu.
Dr. W. \. IIorr. Point Pleasant, w. Va,
SAYS II have had q thorough test With
SCOTS Emulsion la Pulmonary Troubles
snd General Debility, sni have been ss,ou'
I.Aed a. the good results for children
with llleke,, OF M,fasmu. 10 IL unsgaa'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Close on those draaghts OF Wind tha, the
horses and cattle appreciated In the sum
mer. 1.-THE cracks remain much longer
uncoversd. they are likely 10 bring pneu'
monia 10 the horse warm from bis sIer-
else.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

DuRSJANI D. ucsuss ioa ~ Juiss q ~.
Il tsts, lssasd on ~ th.rt Inesiay ~ Aprl as,
al sel 81 futllr kartioa unirss prtynNslf g.
lssi II a. prtafe tae. al a. rsal rsfsie that Va
II. usmmnrsaT osnsd "a ~ tne - ~ dsath.
iIa1r.i ths TErtafIrn q Mltcn and hslnr paft
cftns trusf naurslsai tara q ssi lisnmIazsays 90
~ ~ daF II Jsnaary. A n. isss. 4 isn ot,ck ~
- t.rsao<a. a ~ hcase of iotn HemmngsN
ss.i "a flanf1f.ca.
hltoa f.anfAflon. ilsc. 81, iss-.
nENRY DAVIS. ABxA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
IIIpQs XIIH A RAp MAME'l

- raifh.ng tls 81 q stury aheui o. coumeaee n
80 utfrf Cunnfr Hecori. n = srlttfn or ual
rsler ~ frtnk =. flnn. al q cne q - l<sti
= sttsui tarenEh tairfesa .ssaes. snt 80 p linl
llorpasalv luisrssuax rtr kecuri i Vutiished -
fffstlfE. No. kai 81 - srut. Trtra-is o. a1f -
ll-ss n ~ aIlsi -tktfs o. o. - ysr ytsr - 90
- ncufts. 81 % rrnfs 90 urcnfhs. Atirtss y
- Norasuod. fatus1sf, fystsrx. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

A Colorado man says that he has made
more money by furnishing lambs 70 butch
srs than by anything be has ever tried be-
fore In Colorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Nsuss of s.se.a s..tiax sf Creditor. Ia
In.nI

IasolNsasy.
fI,O - crsifors % fkANA y. thlNh, >.
F.ris. n ne County a Oxfotd and state -
e.lrg fnsaltsat pebtUf. - lCu are hsFeoy noti'
~. Tat sith ne approval ofthe Jaife % IN.
Corrt 81 lusoirsucy nf ali countY ne ace =
ulssflnE - Ne crciiiors ot al lnsoiNset - y
,.,lsfs.I ts - hsif is ths Probate CouFt koom N
f.rIs In saif oountY. o. WsinssfaYs ne lsth dAf
Of Jsn. A b. l.,s. a. nine o'ciock IN ne ieie'
narn. You wlE govern yosr-slves seepfllngy
Gvsu anief my had AL N etaet 81 NNe's'
"a sisf tar of Dee. A. a. is-l.
uFHRlCK 4. DAVIS. Register of tns Nulft 81
ir.risfrrf f1f al Couniy "a Oxlort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

~ rafs In - CoungY 81 ONfori al stats
oi Na'us. ihs llsi day % Nof.. A. u is.-.
TtiN unirfsigust hsrstT gifss uQice oi ~
nrraninfrrfnf a. AsfiEnen nf
tuARLEs n. ENANs. e oKiuft,
In - IuanIr nf ONfurt. iusnlFfrt fsttIf, Hto
tas tesn declared a. insalrrnt ulua - pciltinnl
~ ~ Ccuft oi insoltcnsT iof sai1 Spunu -
' JArTs = WRIGHT. A.s,ssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Take .D. x. and be o. X. sso al.

TTrs All Fit. stopped free by Dt. Kline
Great Nerve ilestofvf. M nts Aner nrsi days
bottle nee 70 ~ cases. send 20 Df. Kline. gii
Arch 81. fhiia.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
N.,'s. sf s.ss.a s..,,.. Of Creditors In

>stiss sf -seees Nssuss ef sfsaa'"fsh" y"
lasofNsesy.
rINO ne rrtdIicfs a WILLIAM =. fkl,I of
II iiknrFef. In ttn Couniy % Otfort And state
q MaIre. insniFeut nsttofl-l ~ ou az hefepJ nou
fff. Itsi slth tts sruroFal "a the aa1se ~ ne
Jrnrt q lnsniEanrr frf AL cruEtT, n tfrnni
maat.rg % ~ 0fs.l iofs % tali insolfent u az
to.nts.i o. o. hsii 81 ne frotaio Court room N
faris, in ss.t County, "a Netrfsdsf ne ~ aAl
of Jtr A. A.. is.s a. uins o'slocs In ne iofc
uaar. Yea ull gussfu Ioufsfltts accorlasl'
6Iren unfef nv hani AT N ofief "a 1oaft,
ihls lls tiaV q nsf A. D., W..
uEHglOk 4. DAVIS, Erstsifr of Nc Gun o.
fs.ais~nry fof al Countr - otfofd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Ns,,s. 90 s.ss.a s..,l.s Of orsdi,sr' In
IN.sINsWsN.

Insslssssp. -
I'm TuTrrs.i.tar. n CiIAELHS n. MtLlEtI.
Il 81 Norssy IN tns CouniY ofONfofd sndntate ~
Nsirs inscltsnt ~ ttor- % AZ herseI noilael,
at = ~ ths approval - ths jsfFe ~ ne teH.
oil frsoIVenry 80 saf CoUniY % okiefd. Ne -
- Ne.firs of ths Ofedifors of sai iasolEeni, -
sprriptssi ~ ~ he'll 81 ne frutaie Coau tsoom.
IN faris. IN sald Coubty of oticrt, on Nednes,laI
ths len daY 81 tau A. u. ls,s, 40 ocloch %
tts tnfsaoou. Ice rll govern yoaftei'fs A'''i''
ctss unisf ny hand az the ofisr ot Court
thts gIst taF a usc a. u. iss-.
HHHulTk 4. DAVIS AeGtstff a ute Aouft ~
fr..fr.rIrr - aaHf dnurfV " ONtorfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
AMONG THE FARMERS,

Cartespondence on practical Agricultural tor
- L. solicited. Address all communication
intended fOf this department Ia Aonict 1
TUHAL kpfrun. .OxrORD nrnOCkAr. fAnis, NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

The latest competition threatening Brit.
ish farmers Is the importing OF bsled hay
from the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Al Carion. o. ere Ceuuir ~ ONfoft asi STATS
a Na.ns. thr .ist dsY cf De. A. u lss'.
Tnr auffrs'gafi hrrstf rfcs n1lcl el ia 20
r.rtarfuf e. AssElFr uf
AiMONt- RAY, q Canton.
N ne lrunfr oHunfrrf. taan niFfat ihtttnr. ut1
ras tesu ffeIars.i a. tnsatreut spou - pslttos
o. ~ Couu oi iasoifeucy iof ssii SosrH CT
EoNrIin A nAEElws. Al.lsns,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
a GA r D.

ToAl -ho are sursrins irsm Tie errors an.
inii.crytlou. q Yoath. nervous veAsne.'' carry
dscay. io..oi mAAhooi. tc.. .iil ssni re'ips
thAs-iii csro y0a. FREE or cHAh0E. Th'sr'n
rvmsiy va. discovered ~ = nissionATr In soah
America. seni sclf adirv..oi enVeioEs 70 Ne
nv. IosEFu 7. ISnAs. SiaisS- p. N's fs's cp.
Lively nephev-"So dies on u., are
there, Johul" Maiden aunt Just arrived
10 town)-"Do you use screens 10 your
wlniowsi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

To rush cattle into msrket when prices
are tending downward has q tendency TO
lower them stlll more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

IL WAS Boston boy who started The
fashion OF ealllng bis father by his given
name, AMI the fashion lasted about thirty
sec 1nds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

tn. ylols, 10 the emblem Of moiesiy.
and y,, the rose 10 Ben Batler's h'oriie
r1yer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

De Lssssps now believes that the PAns.
ma canal win b open By 1890 or 1850. be
Isn't sure which.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Dressed To klll"-Th.t young womsn
over there with lov.nsck dress on, stand
ing In the drsft-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

wA.n n.by 80 .ist. -s ss.. her c..,sriA
wAsa .hs "a. I. Chl4 ,As ers.l fsf C..,ori.
When .As-bse.n. Mss 81. slang - Cations
wl.s sAs Asl cAl4T,a, sA. CAV. tAsu- c.s,sr.A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TuH LESSON on TIE lE.R Now, As the
old year goes out. the farmer who has
kep, his Affairs well In hard feels easy aud
comfortable. Though adverse elements
have prsyeatei him from decreasing his
store, he Ia, nevertheless, out of debt. sni
iniependeni, because be dli not sttemp,
too much; and he AMI his faithful wife
feel strong and hopeful OF the future. lie
has studied the Elects Ofa disastrous visi.
ta,lou on soil and crops, and he will be
guliei by the knowleige gained In he
fumlng operations % years tocome. It's
famliy sfc cheerful Ani oontsntei, even
with little lees oi luturies than usual.
while they are uncousciously learning the
best lesson. % NE. AMI acquiring broad
sr knowledge of humanity. Ga the Other
hand, the farmer who has attempted 20
Tun farm too large ZOE bis capital is Ia
poverty and Misery Ills expenses have
been fAr greater taan his receipts, AMI
now he Il hafrsssei at every turn by cred.
ltors who are ol,moflng iOr their dues.
lie fnds u impossible 10 maintain bis o.
nAneial integrity, sni he IL depressed, dis
heafisned and ,mbli,erci. Ills ovsrwots.
ed and care. worn wife aud poorly clad
family are t0 be piled To them the new
year opeus gloomy euough. The pniy year
has only The more tmpAa,icNlly repeated
The same oh lesson that The tiller of the
.oll who wonli thrive must not venture
beyond HI. depth. Hs must Keep within
bis means keep cut of debts provide
against an adverse season work his brains
A. well - hls hands, keep himself thor
oughly Informed, Gud advance with the all
vance % his science. New Ncrker
uou. 4. A. Gilbert, f1r The committee 10
whom w.s referred the sahitc % the pro
po,ei stock yard. on the llue of The Maine
Csniral railroad. mide statement Ia To-
gard - the matter. As IL well Known,
therc I, large stock trade between this
StAls and the Provinces. In secofianes
with ne present statutes, tr,nspofiAuon
companies are no, allowed n hAal caiile
over i-cniy.iouf hoars wlihoai unloading
them for resi. feed ALd water. Now That
siocs trains make The loug rue. between
The rfovinecs Ani Drlgh,0n, 10 becomes
ntcss.Afy n unloai them AZ some point be-
tween shlpmeui ant destination in accord
dance with Law. The object of The pro.
posed yard. IL 10 comply With ial' re.
qalremsnt, aud also 20 establish day ani
place Zoe sale 90 stock 10 parties -l.nlug
90 purchase. The Suggestions ofta, con-
mitice vcfe
1. That 10 IL the sense OF hi. commit
Tee and 90 this Grange thai sueh yards
should be established.
Thn such yards shoad be establish.
ed on TIE main line % The Maine Cspiril
railroad. .is point a. fn west /. Water
vile, ,ni between there and Lasi,ion
.. ThAiA csmmlIiee OF tso b. ipPo.ni'
81 by thls Grange % consult with ths ofi
elAs oi the Maine Ccnirsl In order 10 car
~ oct The above plan.
state Nutsr. ilou. Frederic Robe ,ni
Hon = A Gibcri were appolntei such
committee -Etsitfn fafmsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

The Child os the Period. "why dii
ih,, policeman touch bis hat 70 you, ,un'
ul Have yoa got Que - well a. nurssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

There IL always troable whenever The
red h,g Ia up. IL means aneiion, smhl'
por, or anarchy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
NJ n uoUGuroS. n. NJ.
n...- mn We

Otos Days Tuesday and Friday.
Calls answered az al timeL
Esisrs bY pm sea o. M. a1d hrs. ssmssi
4 lsrtsf NJ AT Ms. Ihonas Croksf, NJ a1i
NJ J. 4 Narbis M aad Ms. Joha rteice, NJ
at hfs. u. A. Maxim, mfs. A :. Aastas NJ.
Ne Attis ssaa. M. Abfsn p1ole, rev A. q
Va. soath fsrs mfs B. 4. ChAse. Nersay NJ
al Mrs.. Attson q. farils, sumnsri hrs ~. y
= taton, Wlhou M. 40 Mfs. ID. q bsAn' hAsi
NIiInn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Salt Rheum

Isone ofthe mosi sidlsagreeabie diseases caused
b. impure blood itisrcadliy cured BY iIcod's
sar,apArilla. the great blood purifier.
William spies, Eiyria, o. suffered greatly
from eryslpeiAs and sali rheum. caused BY
handling tobacco. Al times his hands would
crack open and bleed. lie tried various prep-
Araiions without aid; finally took liccd's sar-
saparilla. and now saysi" am entirely vesL'
"My son had salt rheum On bis hands and
on tho calves o. his legs lie took Hcofs
sarsaparilla and IL entirely cured" J. IL
Stanton. vt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sold by all druggists. o.. .it forsA Maas oaly
by G. 1 HOOD CO. Ag-,theeariss. Lo-sli. Mass.
100 Doscs Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
OXFORD HORSE TALK.
The Annual Mooting Of tho oxford

Clmmnnisa,ion. Coz mi. department .hoal
~ sddr,s.sd to A. 7. Matis. south Paris, Nj
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New YORK stock Exchange.

New YORK, January Is -Fke stock mar.
ket opened firm this morning, though gaibs
were for i..s:gn ficant fractions only, ex ept
III Union Pacific. which was up Is Further
gains for fractional amounts were made end
lost agaii, prices at IL o. clock being abou,
the Lowest reached, Ind the tone of the
market WAS quiet and heavy. he market
became stagnart at noon, and was very dull
and steady at about the lowe st prices of the
morning. Stocks developed greater activity
during the afternoon, and further declines
occurrel. The IN rket closed dull. and
steady TO firm. a. the lowest prices of the
day.
LATER-The stock market presented very
little feature to day. outside Of Gcul Stocks
Read "g and st P 'ul. The market is stil!
waiting move. The bears seem to hay
regained control. aud the short interest
MIME s to increase. There was better
tone to the dealings for short time this
forenoon. but the market bro e by heavy
SCI oy ears and traders, rumor that
the Country Bank had closed It's doors being
US with some effect. Manhattan is down
22s Western Union, and Wabash preferred
per cent
Cove. nments dull and heavy.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. January %
Wheat-Easier; cash, rs; February, 761ss::
May, 1924
Corn-Easier: ssh 48; May, IS LIE
Oats-t asy: NJ Y, 331s
Barley N.,hipg doing
fork-Essier; cash, February. Is IS; May,
IA 25 q 1L2713.
Laro-oteady; cash, 7 IS May, Z IS.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Essy; cash, February, 76; May
S2A
Co'n-E 81; cash, February, 477s; May,
Oas-Unrhanged.
kye-NoUNnAl.
Barley-Nom nal; 81 q S..
" bisky-l 10.
Purk al larf-Unchanged
Short ribs. 421a; shoulders, 90 a co.;
short ear, z SIS q go
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{ COMMERCIAE. m
Bullion.
New YORK, January 2S.-Bar silver, s674
Money Market.

Money Market.
NEW YORK, January 23.-Money. 3@4
LATER.
closed. offered s
Prime mercantile paper, So q IN.
Sterling exchange. dun, steady; 4.S41l for
6O-day bills. o6M for d, mand.
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Liverpool Produce

LIVERPOOL, January 90
Wheat-Poor demand; new No. 2 winter,
IS. Cd, steady; new No. 2 spriug, Is Cd
steady.
Flour-Poor demand; 9s I'D firm.
COrn-Fair demand spor, Is. ND, steady
January, is Id, steady; February and
March, As. ND, dull
Receipts wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports, p, 500 quarters from Pacific
ports % COO quart IS; from other sources,
48,t00 quarters
Receipts OF American corn were 5000
quarters.
LATER.
Wheat-Eull and unchanged
Corn-Firm demand fair; new mixed
western, As. l115d. per GENITAL.
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The Babies Cry for It

And the old folks. laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more benehciaI in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys Stomach
and Bowels, whlieit arouses them to 8
healthy activity Fol. sale by A. G.,
Smith & Co., Druggists. iIi47f a -
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Mining MarAaf.

NEW YORK, January 2O.-Mining shares
closes: Amador, 81 so; Bodie, $40;
brunswick 81 80; Caleoorir +. H, 81 60;
Colorado Central. 81: Cain Virginia,
SIS so; DeHdwood, $3.50; Ell - 0. 81 40
HaIe d NJ rcrots, 50 rs; Homes e, $40
Isle. 81; Pronstile, 81 IS; Standard, 81 IS:
Sutro Tunnel, l6c
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PetrOleum

PITTsBURG. January 23-Petroleum WAS
weak at " p, and after slight rally in
early trad ny, it be anne weak, and de: lined
ID ~ again At this point sharp rally oc-
cined again and closed we. at 81 Sales
1875, 600 barrels,
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Chicago Live stocA
CHICAGO, January %

CHICAGO, January %
Cattle-Recpipts, $4,000: dulP: generals
l. wer. shipping Steer, 3 90 "a 500: stocR ers
an feeders, . 90 @ 40 Trxss cat lie, 50 %
40.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; strong; hip
mixed. SO q 5 40; hea,y $40 a 5.75; light,
4 SIS 90 5.35.
sheep-Receip;s 5000: steady: nat YES,
800 a. $50; western, $50 a $40; Texans,
2.90 Qg 4 20