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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

CrScrSNkrr. May l5.-Rev. Dr. McGlynn
occupied front seat in ths Grand Opera
House this sfffruoon when John Nc
Mackin, Of Nsw York. called 20 order the
NstsoDsl C0nven ton Of the United Labor
party About 10 Delegates we're in attend
socs. and W. B. Ogden. Of Kentucky, was
selected a. permanent Chairman. aud in bis
apssch emphasized the fact that the single
tar thsory vas a central idea around which
che party rev0lved- A com mittes vas sp-
pointed 20 confer With the Union Labor
Convention. end - rest Of the session vss
occnpi "a With rouUne business. The con-
vsnn0a adjourned until i0 g. M. tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

hoxTzzsf. Gsy i5--Tae Aontrssi b-soch
of ne Imperial Fs.erstsSu Le~<as hsvs pre-
p.rss . memorial y ths Governor Gsu<-sl
n Csuacii skiing fer co1ssrsncs sf 6sie-
zsfes - e<vise mezas ser Increasing r-cfp-
roczi trs&e wssSfn ths Emrrs afhe~
srsnekes u he h>sSse N Cszs5s rzz k.-
tow sulk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

JAyzsvTLLE, Wis.. Nav 15.-A verdict Of
$4,000 for the plaintiff vas rendered in the
case Of Heddles - the North western rail-
road this morning. The csss vss consid-
cred tie most important ever tried in the
Southern Wisconsin Court. The pisintif, a
bov Of yesTs wss run over hv switch
engine s8d both BIS legs we're crushed or
While be Wa sasssvoring 70 gss over az
angaarded erossI1E
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

NssHv1lE Tenn. Nay i5.-The State
Democratic Convention. which has been in
session bsrs since last wednesday. hss
nominst Robert I. TsYi0r for reelection.
The opposition which has been fighting
him on every ocrasiou surrendered this
ioreuooc. aud the iCrcsth ballot resulted
virtually In his nomination hF sccisms1ion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

NoUxT vERSoS, Ohio Nay I5.--A special
train % ths Bsltimors 4 oAio. coussininx
1io 8sptists. sn route from Minrssuolis TO
y sshi1ef0n. c0lsls~8 vita . freight sragr
1u6rs IN "a sading seven niles north o.
this ci4v. The passengers we're saskeu N
severely but none serso1<iv injured Er-
Gevsroor Filsssary, q Nlnnesozs wss oa
k.-a~4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

hssarsRras. Va. Nay is.-Frsnk NAY.
vaf4'ng n . saw nin near Port Rspusiic.
wss IN >atsi7'fsv e,uzht hv saw. which
rui ef bis ieff - srrss tia 81 anss~aa his
sitie ard rut rs ,owefs ii~pr a-.f lurzS =,
rse-e- N-'i .crced rs h-s~t fr-.rn ~ tesf =,
ere -zht rte. Re iret f,u~t~su as,-,-s sr..s
Fllrered infense tnlr~z Eaa wsfer ha ars~k
Slowed eEt 1t tae we1nd n as sd e
was eoatcieas 1e sae asst
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Burglary at Jennison-

tssN0syvt 1e zst HSNtss,s-stN,As.
JENSIsoS. May l5.-Last night burglars
broke into the Office of Luman Jennison,
blew open the safe and secured about 81 900
cash and a check for 81 200, payable to
bearer. There is no clew, but the parties
are supposed to be the same as broke into
L. III. VOLTS store at Jacksonville last week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Ths EspaBiicsn.

Buffalo. May l5.-Ths Republican State
Convention meets hsrs to-day.
Senator Arkeli favors the solicitation Of
the National delegates for Depsw: wants
Depew - be the candidate OF the delegation
until ks IS nominated, or Il Is clear that the
Western States VII not have him, and then
be would have DeDew rise aud turn the
delegation over solid for Blaine.
There has developed among Blaine's
vhiionl. and even bis present acherents. an
impatient pstulsnce n What ~ termed tbs
"burrowing tactics,' BY which many dele
gates feel that they are being kept in the
DARK. or being misled "a 10 whether he Is
actually q candidate. A statement wa,
made. on what is deemed good authority,
today. shat DeDew Will not attend the con-
Vsnfiou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Prohibition at stanwood.

tftN0t1ft u w. NtlftNfN tttfNN
SrANwooD. May l5.-There is being or
ganized here . very enthusiastic Prohibi-
ton club, and they propose to make Rome
howl during the coming campsign.-D.
w. Reed and M. d. Ford are delegates to the
State Prohibition convention that meets in
Grand Rapids Weddesday.-There will be
a large number of visitors attend the con-
ventions from here besides the delegates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Shut Down.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 15.-The Portage iron
works at Duncapsville were closed today
indefinitely and all the employees, 200 in
number, were discharged. Other mills will
be closed no doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

HANCOCK. May l5.-All the shafts OF the
Calumet and HeciA mine are now open,
and the sending down of gas has been
stopped. Professor Agassiz. General Man
ager Whiting and Superintendent Wright
had narrow escape today. By mistake OF
the signal bells they were hoisted 900 feet
on skip in the south Hecla. and almost
dumped headlong from considerable
height into car in the shaft house on the
surface
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
Tne Tri-stato Canes.

,xsNssSSt W W. ISAts,AS-sJ.NNA
Following is report of tie result of the
several Tri-State games in a condensed
form. 1t will be seen that the Mansfield
and Sandusky and the Wheeling and Toledo
games are both at a tie. but they were called
at the end of the tenth inning on account of
darkness, cold and rain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

AnRrAx Asv IS-Sixty czzes of naeaslss
ar. rpporse8 snong the pupSls 81 TO
srk cols Ses> seuts hsvs disd and i've
n &af children = Rev Z. .. Cooper are N
q CT iscss c0ndirosL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
GOV. HILL DOESN'T Co
IS Not A oeLEaArE 70 ST LOUIS
os~rxs E&inss. % kseh<<r<Fs - hspfs-
s1ss tAs s<2as. Ea~sra cssesf eAs
Coaasf Ds8ser4sfs hSs~sh r.
Els~sr. T4azn<ays s1d m-J><
CA4Dl-. Ainss Gsa1fs.

Nxs YozK, Aay l5.-Dsmocrzfie state
coaysution 70 ck0ess delegates 70 ct. Louis
.4s eaIlsd 70 order sf quarter before l,
A u. Aesdsny of Music. and Frederick B.
Coudsrt sas chossn temporary chairman
The building ~as crowded with Pfominent
Democrats, and haEdsomsly decorated Win
nags
Coadsrt IN taxing the chair msts brief
spesch. IA when hs reviewed The outlook
for the Democratic party four years ago
and t0cay. he spoke Ia terms 0t praise of
che cogGags and honesty Of President Cieve-
land a. sxsmD Dliied u bis tarn measure.
AEths conclusion Of his address tbs usual
committees we're appointed.
A con uitfee sas zisO appointed 70
nominate delegates and electors st
l4rEs 70 the Chicago convention. after
shicn ths convention took recess al
80 ?. ~.
Ia tbs COMMITTEES on Delegates and Else-
tors-aE- large. The name Of Governor HUI
Nss presented. bat it received only I'VE
VOTES Hhs De,egzfss- at Large finally
chosen are Mayor Alfred q. Chaplin, Of
Brooklyn. Edward Cooper. Of Nev York.
6eorzs Rainss. of Rochester Roswell r.
Flower, 0f New York.
Il vas not untl 3 o'clock .. m that
Chairman C0udert called the convention TO
srder The COmalittee on fermanent Or
sanlzafion reported in favor OF retaining
the fnDorary officers ss the permanent
ones. ard tns report vas adopted. The re-
rort cs the Com mlltee on Resolutions.
which wAs adopted. Arms that the assur-
anees made ia tne convention OF 1884
have besn fally kept; endorses the Presi-
dents iast annual MESSAGE; instruets The
delegates 70 act a. a unis 10 favor Of Cleys-
lands denomination, condemns comoina-
ti0us Of caeital, and blecges The Democracy
agsinst ibis nsw aud iormld1oie enemy OF
tie public selfsrs. and endorses the admin
isiration Of Governor Biu-
The convention adopted the report Of the
COMMITTEES on Delegates ant Electors ~
large without DISCUSSION.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

WAszIssros. Nay l5--ln the Sensfs to-
day the House bill limiting the hours OF
lsiter-carrieu was passed without discus-
sion. Ii makes the eighthous law apply 20
iettsr-csrriers. giving them extra pay for
oyerWork
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

Quncf. III. May IA privsts isstsr ~
csissd here from VIM. Il Morrison. dated
Al Washington. makes IL clearly apparent
that he Is an aspirsnt for ssooEd place on
the Democratic ticket He ssys, however.
that the Vice President will be made by
the Indiana delegation and not by the LII.
nols
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
FAvoaAsLs REPORTED

a Ponshea esr . 0reaa kaptds msn-TnEs-
nsy - ~osass~ ~ Gsssysh0rg.
sssNsssSs ss<ASss-sa
N
WAsEIkerok, May i5.-Ths bill 20 pen
sion Hiram T. Ellis. ef Grand Rapids. va
To-Day favarably rsporssd iron the Pension
COMMITTEES ts the House.
7. ]. orBrien. Of Grand Rapids. 10 here u
stay . lev dsys
Representative Tauney viii deliver the
orstion II Gettysburg next Decoration Day.
Assistant Secretary Maynard and Third
Auditor Williams have bean invited 70
witness the csrsmoniss =
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

ST. PErskssuEs. May l5.-Elsvsn pspons
have been Killed and thirty injured ky .
collision on the Moscow and Kurkh Rail-
way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16


sksAssas. xs. ttNs1,..-se.Ns.
PFrrsBURs, May 15.-r he first OF the New
York series was called at the end OF the
eleventh inning on account Of darkness,
each club having three runs 10 its credit.
The home team earned all OF theirs on
single by Fields. double by Dalrymple.
ee-bagger by Keunne and Smiths sacri-
fee. The New York's earned but two Of
their runs. Fields made . third. and .
single was made by 0Rourke, . double by
Slattery, and a single by Richardson. GAL
vim and keefe were both effective. The at
tendance was about 1900. The score was
as follows:
satI;OS6E ssS 9oEE...S 30 SS-ss
Base hits-Pittsburg, 6; New York, IL.
ErfOrs-Pitts5urg. 4. New York. A.
Bslteries-Galyin and Fields, Keefe and Ewing.
,xsAsssNt 1e va ytNts.sS-s,>sNN.
DETROIT. May 15.-The Dstroits toyed
with the Statesmen today, and beat them at
pleasure. The Wolverines even risked
Baldwin in the box. He pitched . very
sloppy game. and made it look squally at
times for the home club. The weather was
so cold that only 500 people turned out.
The score was as follows:
Washington ...-....o .-..... G5
Base hits-Detroit Is: Washington, II.
krrtu-DetroIt ): Washington, s.
Batteries-Baldwin aud Cancel, Daily and
Murray.
The Phillies were at indianapolis and both
clubs were ready to play, but were stopped
or s0count of rain
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16

FoRT WAysE. Ind, Msy l5.-The Es-
monds Touring mill, three miles west of
this city, burned tonight Loss. sc, 900;
partially insured
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-16
THE BOSTON DANGERS
TAKE rHe PLACE or The slueesRs
fhsy Win . Game froA Chicago with
fwsaty RasS-DssFest the Other Win
nsr-fhs Nall CITY Tics New York
TIE Philflss Take Another Best.

tx.sss.ss - Hsa ttAtssA&-ssssAs-
CzIeAsos Aay l5.-over 400 people saw
the game today between the chicsgos and
Bostons- The game was called during the
rsia- Van HAltrsn had DO control over .
vet ball, and was pounded al over the lot
when the ball got within reach of the battsrs.
Clsrkson WAS bsttsd freely also. The re-
mzrkable score was as follows
CHE ago.. -..---.--------.-. o.
Bostoa --.---- e.. ..---.---.. ----.---5 30
Base Hfts-Cnicago 3, Boston, Il.
krrors-ChleagO ;. Boston g.
Batfesies-Yan Haltren and Darling, Clarkson
snd Kelly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
An EXPLANATION.

What l. this "nsrvoas uouble" with
which go many seem nov ~ be afflicted
II yoa will remember few years ago the
word Mslsria Was comparatively IN
kn0wn,-to-dsy II IL a. common - any
word In the Eagiish language, yet thi.
vOFd covers only the meaning OF another
word used by cur forefsthsrs In times
past SO II 10 with nervous diseases, -
they add M.iaria are Intended ~
cover what our grsndfathsfs called Bill.
and all are caused BY troubles
that arise from . diseased condition OF the
Liver which In performing lis fanctions.
10 cannot dispose OF the bile
the ordinary channel. IL compelled
W pass 10 OF through the system. causing
nsrvoas trou Dies, Malaria. Bilious Fever.
etc. loa VINO are Suffering can well sp-
pr,cisls eurv. We recommend Green's
Angus, Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
calcimine and lis varied Tints

Calcimine and its Varied Tints.
The season for r.povatisg the Interior
OF our dwelling houses IL near ~ hand.
and some Of our readers may wish 10 pre-
pare their own oslcimine. We give the
folio sing rules for the purpose OF snshl'
Ing them 70 do GOT
sosk one pound Of white glue over
night, then dissolve u In boiling water
and add twenty poaods of Paris white,
dilutibg vita water until the mixture IL OF
The eon.lsiency of rich milk. To this any
Tint can be given hat 10 desired.
lso.-Adi 10 the eaieimine two paris
OF Prusslsn blue and one OF ysrmllion.
stirring the mixture thoroughly, and TAX.
Ing care TO avoid too high color.
Brosn burn, umber.
0rsy-Rsw umbsr. with uirlng
smount of lamp blsck.
Rose-rhree parts of vermllion and one
OF red lead, sdiei In very small quantities
aniil . delicstr shade IL produced.
Lavender. --Mske light blue aud tint IL
slightly with vermillou.
straw -chroms y,llos. With toaeh Of
spanish brown.
Bsn-rwo parts OF spfuee. OF injlin
yellow. and Que par, OF osrst slstn,
Blae "A small quantity Of ffusslsn
blue viii give . soit sIare tini Diik
blue II peser desirable.
Delicate that's in the foregoing varieties
OF colors are always agreeable and us,e-
ful, and 30 gT,at care must BE- taken that
they are no, too vivid. The tints will al
Ways appear brighter than In The ealcimlns
PIT, aud the woramsn or wofkwomsu
mus, keep this fact In mind when sddlng
the eolofing powders II 10 good idss
70 give the ceiling . SAlcimlns Two OF
three shades lighter than that II The walls.
80 that IL may seem merely delicate To
hectlon of their DEEPER toass. The oslllhg
can be calelmiaed With The lighter tint,
AMI then more colorins sdisd fot the
walls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
nreAd Making.

bread recipe. sem 10 De the order OF
n. day. for I motto. frequent calls Tot
them. The recipe which | give does not
pfoiaee any better bread than that male
~ The Oh method. bat IL IL Q much easier
way and the fssul, IL equally good. TIE
bread L. bsgaa sai dashed slihia nss
Loars. I wss taught by The professor OF
domestic ecoaomy In one ~ oar uuivsrsi.
ties shs RECOMMENDED IL a. especially
heslthful
VIENNA BREAp -rsks two eAkss of
compressed yeast 10 each one quart OF
nqali-hai water and cold milk. half and
half Temperature of The hqali. I5 de-
xrees pouf this lato the miklbg bowl
Crumbie The yvs., cakes To cup aud dis'
.ol,. by sdilag from the mltias bowl
snail qa,ulliy of The h9iid Tnsn add u
10 The liquid 10 the bowl. also stir IN t~O
level tss.po1nfals OF salt, then sIf In The
d0ar auul u 4. TOO stlf IN mlt With the
spoon. floar The moulding board, mould.
log the dough uutli IL works mp clean
from the bo.rd without s,iekluz. and
without additional nlsr. Grease the mix.
lag bowl ulth melted batter, place ths
sponge In u and rub the top With
msltsi bate: also. tbs will prevent q
stfhfie ~ Nfest iolNtbA Natt' heN efsse
10 Tislng. co,sr With . towel, and la
N. ~inisr time pl,os over that square
10 n,npsl oomlns DIVA well over The sides
% The bowl. 10 protect II from sudden
irsaghts Keep The tsmpsrsiufv OF The
room al IS degrees. Lsi the sPongc rise
three hours. when u ~lll b. doaDlod In
.its iflt has been previously moulded
.'id enough IL will not rqalrr any mote
doar when shaped Into losyvs.
Cut the sponge into four ,qasl parts aud
moald as, snOugh ~ shape the losss..
place In bread pans gre.s-d vita batter
All rub N. top ~ each loaf With melted
batter. They gill double Ia siIi In one
boaf'- rising. Bake from thirty Ave To
forty minutes. The Temperature 20 the
oven IL right when 4 Iur will bfoun on The
bottom In to minats- Ga nkiug The
brsai from the ovsa brush the lo,se. With
sweet MILK and place Ia the fresh air Ia
cool Do po, cover the brrsd ap While
doing 90. There are scientific reasons
for this. bat .ill no, try IA vxplsla jus,
81 present rhis recipe calls fOr . large
quantity OF yeast. I am aware. bot lees will
not DO the work properly rhs cakes are
tso cents each In INST loo liiie-. THIS
mskes four good-siIei loavs.
DoROrnY II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

ONFOkD. s.i-At Cssr u Frssals ell a
fus. ~kAa AL ior ~ CcantT 81 OHford,
"a N hard russfay ~ Az. A. u iss
oa N pstifioa q sfMkDN nKtG :.
ksthef hAlrom. lkis 81 huCkdslt 10 saii Coaaiy
dses.--t, prsYtns 90 iicsaos o eel AT cuurgY
- msca - tbs reAl estAir % sad deecass a.
msy ~ s~o~sssry tof ne paTasai oi dst.s. iegs
t-o haoared al ssTsatF ice d,ll -.
OsDssKp. thst ~ sal fctitl1aef give noIce
- All psfsons interssted ~ csusinx a. sssifart
~ Ais psttlso. sth this orlsr ther~oa o. - pab-
lad Arss -esss sacCssslNeif 10 ne Okiufd
h-smocrs&. Dfinu<t ~ fsfts. that tAsY nsy spYcAf
81 q ffueaE Cnar . - I'D ~ Para. ID 4
Issnfls 90 NJ thirt fsssa.y % svfL sal a. .
oNtoSs Ia tbs iofsaeoas al shss csass. n ahy
tbsy have, shy ths sams shoald oct D. srsatsi.
ekO. a. siLsON, Jadss.
tue eopy-stis.ts n. Z. DAVIS. kssi.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

Cheese strsws are . new wrinkle ct din.
nsr parties. The cheese comes in long
sticks like mscaroui, and one end II Tied
with q narrow strip Of ribbon. which 10
not esten-s fact mentioned for the benefit
OF the unsophisticatsdi These cheese
strsws we're nrst Introduced N the o..
clock teas two seasons ago, and now nnd
their way 70 The fAshioasbls djsnsr tables.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Communication Coz this Department ssoali
~ sent the eiitor. W. n. kAsrsAs. Vast safs-
i.-cuAKApE
fIRsr.
Full conscious that Q world would be .
without variety, foreseeipg. too,
The need 10 crafty each vhim and taste
or queer. esprieloas man Dame Ma
ture drew
Upon Der fancy and with brilliant stroke
Created parrots. monkey. mules and
usf.
For HI. dlverslon-rm . living joke
Unparalleled. . grand anomaly.
where battles bloody banners battered
high
Al breath OF bombs, where gsped
deaths greedy Jaws,
There. bold, courageous. undismsyed'
stood I.
COn,snding In the dear though fallen
cause.
Ia, Lest theme so ssngulnAry ere
Your eat. I'll gree, you In q different
phaseg
And toaehiSg dresmlly my poets Tyre,
Thrill ali your soal with my impss-
ssobed lays
When shsdo-y glosmlng dsspsns Into
night
And silvsry star. Hume The silent
skiss,
Sometimes, perhaps revealed BY msm'ry''
light.
A face % mine looks up into your eyes
with gsTs so con. 80 full OF tenderness,
Aud whispers "rli be trusi" then o'si
and Der
Yoa sea- that promise With . close ca
rtss,
And p,r,-.h cruel Patel TO NEE, Nc
more.
Ia, that y. long ago, and years have
ntd.
sin yos osa hear TIA, lov. sweet
promise JET
FOt you have saved from all ~ memoir
Les
Thls Ons. 700 hIsAly 70 forget
Ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

Ec.ss., ircur. scALr. sKIS FORTUNES.
The simple application Of "SwAYSk's
0NrNkSr," without any internal medicine,
will cure any case of letter. Salt Rheum,
Rlugworm, Pii.s. Itch, SOr,s. Pimples,
EcIsms, ell sealy. Itchy skin Etup,ions.
DO matter hos obstinate or long standing.
10 10 Jtsnt, Elective. aud costs Dat tribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

FOR over nve years I WAS . constant
sufferer with that most terrible and annoy
ing disease. dyspepsia After paying out
handreds OF dollars, the only medicine i
found that would DO me any good Was
Sulphur Filters. SIX bottles cured me.
Now can ss, well and an happy aud
hungry - EDfrOR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
They Quit Even.
Ds.ssesrry came iOuusiss Into III. gro

Ds-srosrry came louusisg into the gro
csry.
what stock OF beets. tarnips aud cab
bsgesi- be commented. Why. you're
quite Q green grocer. Since think Of II
send ms round ten pooads OF conse. III
pay yoa next week"
.'Imy % green grocsr. bot I'm not
green enough ~ usss yoa," The shopman
salt. "Irs bad policy 20 trust"
Dusenbsrry rubbed his chin and gsrsd
at the door IN . rumlaating wsy.
"Yes, lis bad policy" be assented.
"Still there's q worse one"
"whAt Que, prayr"
"Ooe thsts run out"
They shook hands and agreed that they
had quit even.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

1t goes righ, 10 The spOt," said an old
svntismaB, Who foani great oensnt In
Ayers ssrsapIlllA lie Vas risht De.
rsngsmsnts Of the stomach. liver. sbd
Iiineys are more speedily remeiiei by
lhls medicine than by any other. IL
rvaehcs the trouble directly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

ONFORD. 80 81 A. Coart o. Frotais I'D 81
rarts. stthia Anf tof M Cuuatr % Oxfgr,i.
90 n laird rssstay q Aug A u. isss
o. ths petutea % joba uarios Easrfikn u
ioos narls.. 20 a.. miaor hslf 81 hltrttss a..
nsrtoss a. 81 nNafld. ~ sal Coanty. a.
csss~f. pFsytnE fof tcsaes % ssii AT cuavey
certain real estate sItaaisd n Cantoa NIL. ~.
lA<- snd fullr tseeriosf Ia his pstitca o. nis Ia
To Probate Ofa,s a. AZ aivAntNxcoas ofsr 81
thres huadrsd sixty tlios collars ior sen saris.
shsrs, ne greccsts o. BE- PAT a. inisrssi fJf ths
bsssft u said sefs
~ ell psrsass iatsrs.lsd, ~ csustuz an atstr.si
% his petitioa. VIA this ertsr thersoa. - ~
yabllshsd lhres seeks saccsssissly IL ~ Otior,l
- ~ hsld "a fsris 60 Ne third Tssslsy u >spt.
nent. % sias eAeiock 10 N foreaoon. Asf 49,.
ssa.s. n ssy th<y have. shy ~ ssns should not
- CREASED.
Gro. A. WILSON. Jadss.
Atr.sseB,-stts.t'-n IN. &. Dssts.ksSistss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

"You have = sres, deal Of Wind here
don't jour inquired the tourist. "wsll,
yes, said the native, I've have, but
orieh'snine uP-''i, doesn't belong here /;
u al comes from away up 10 the north.
west, somewhere"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11

Ksvly's new force. be says, Is "viors,ory
sympathy" Now when yoa kiss your girl
sni she responds there Is vioratory sympa-
thy. bat We never heard Of Ia running .
sas.nlll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-11
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