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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
100 posos Ono DoIla
Had the Narva.

Dstective-"so, young man, you want
70 be q detective, do your
Young Msu--"rhats my aim"
81 suppose yoa know that 10 be sue
cessful detective man must have . great
deal OF nerve. man must have the
nerve TO look the nercest dog. the most
desperate nan. the wildes, animal In the
eye without qasiling. Ia fact, he must
take bis lie in bis hands ~ soon as be
enters the service"
'T think I'd be o success"
"You seem confident"
Perfectly. I've had splendid training"
"whst have you been doingi"
"selllng eucyclope las on the install.
mept plan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
A. T. MAxIs
Facts VS.. Fiction.
Editor oxford Democrat

Editor oxford Democrat
Under date Of March %. there appear.
ed 10 the Demoera, an article written by
Mr. A. 7. Marin. eri,ieisins q .hor, AZ
iiele Of the underisned published 10 III,
Maine Farmer. some three weeks since,
depreca,ing high service fees, for young
stations brough, into the State from
Kentucky or elsewhere, that come be.
fore the public. with nothing to recon-
end them bu, their track records or ped.
igree.
II 10 not customary to ask q writer on
any subject where be came from, or wha,
he has been doing. There is no Nrgu-
ment Ia that. II q writer has raised On
issue, that 10 the thing to be discussed.
Therefore | shall no, commence by ask.
ing Mr.. Marin where he Was las, sum-
mer. but leave II TO the readers Of th,
Dsmocra, to guess. ,he lired on Siredked
NouatdiH. ltsppears to me that he must
be exceedingly young to think that hor,
breeding In the State OF Maine eommsnc
ed last summer. II has been going on
here for several years to my knowledge
Maine has Away. been noted fOr its fns
horses. and the foundation Of the presen,
uo,,ing stock Was laid many years before
| Mr.. Maxim. (if he Is as young as his AZ
ticle shows him to be- or the writer ol
this saw the lish, Of day.
That foundation Was laid 10 such blood
lines ~ Winthrop Messenger. Eaton
horse, BHndywins, Indian Chief, Nor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

The Importance a purifying the blood can
net b. oyerestlmaied, f0r without pure
blDod yon cannot enjoy good health.
Al this season nearly every one need.
good medicine 10 purity. yitaiize. and enrich
the blood, and IIood's sArsaparilia Is worthy
your confidence. II Is peculiar In that Il
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an sppstIte. and tones The digestion, While
Il Graduates disease. Give u trial.
IIooi's sarsaparilla il sold by alldruggisis.
Prepared by c. I. Hood & Co, Lowell. MAss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
For The orfori Democrat
BETTER DAYS.

The cold and storms ~ winter
Will soon have pss.esi away,
The s-est delights ~ sumner
shine oui In brixht arrsy.
This resurrection dsvnlns
Inspires -ith highef liie,
And 10 IN. soul's nev miracle
90 peace snhlininG siftfe.
II sh0ss the Heavenly Father
Anssr to hless and guide.
n shoss hts mighty Eooiness
Will FOR our wants provide.
And hv the springtiis parable,
In gioftous son ter -rOughi.
lie gives the glad assurance
Of summsfs r.t uns0ught.
for While the grass IL crossing.
And fragrant blossoms hlos.
sweet angel hands are souing
These hopes that haunt usso,
We look fpf days ~ beauty
neyond lies -intsf drvar,
The csaselsss seasons splTndor
In Gois eternal year
W. nHusTos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

The bulletins ofthe Experiment, station,
the frst OF which appeared In the Farmer
of last week. will be issued from time 10
time. and will contain offisiai reports ofsll
the work being carried on Al the station.
These are 90 be issued as Q means OF get.
ti0g the results OF tbs work performed be-
fore the people. Any person In the State,
therefore. wishing 20 have his name placed
on the mailing list for these Bulletins.
should apply 10 the station By letter, stat
Ing the same, and tier sfIsr they will be
forwarded as issued. free OF expense 10 the
receiver Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

You may Say sha' you please abOu,
il, but there IL luck in horseshoes. A
woman nailed one up against the wood
shed = month ago, and last week hel
husband eloped with the hired girl. The
man had not earned cent for more thar
two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Ih.vs been .lel, with plsarisy aud pusu.
monla IL lefs mr with . very hard, hack
Ing cough. All tie physicians aud medi
cine did ms no god. A friend advised
me n trr Aismsun's Cough B,lsAm, one
bottle of which ana me more good than AL
the doctors sni medicines have tried 2
sni I shall recommend II far aud near.
Mary A. Brockvell. Springfield. Mass.
Trial bottles 10 c,nts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
UGLY AVID HlTEPUI.,

bat couldn't help IL. Everything went
vrong with me, and ihoaght I hadn't 4
friend 10 the vorlc, dyspepsia caused this
snd Tor months eouljnt eat anything,
ani last suffered In misery tlll used Sal.
phur Blttsrs. Thee bottles cured ne
u. Lewis, - Bowdoln Street, Boston,
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
HAcrs WORTH KNOWING.

Ia oil diseases OF the nasal mucous mem.
brane the remedy usei mCst be non.lrritat.
Ing. The meiieA profession has been
slow - learn this. Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with douches, snuf'.
powders, syringes, siringenb, OF any
similar application. bec,use they are al IL
ritsling, 30 not thoroughly reach the az
fected surfaces and should be abandoned
a. worse than failures multitude OF
person. Who have flr years borne ell the
worry sni palm that e,tArrh can inhlei,
testify 10 radical and permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
~ GENERAL DEBILITY, EMAcIA.
TIlN

Consumption aud Wasting In Children,
SCOTS Emulsion IL q most valusble food
AMI medicine, IL creates an appetite.
strengthens the nervous system and builds
up the body. "IIsve been hizhly pleased
With IL In Consumption. Scro!al,, snd
wasting Diseases. Bronchitis AMI Throat
Troubles "A. JoNLs. N. d., Corners
Vile, Tenn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
AMONG THE FARMERS,

Csrre.pendence ON practical Agricultural tor
~. Il solicited. Address all communication
intended fof thi. department "a AoHicvL
Vs.LkniTuR.O .OkfOkp nGnocsAr, fAAis, M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

The gossip OF Q single sewing society in
OHIO has broken up four families and
caused . suicide. aii yet the good work
ior the hsaihsn goes on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

There are now hundred rivulets on the
farm. yet IL IL cheaper TO give the animals
drink from well protected from surface
water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

One % our foreign liarn,l.. The Ella
bufgh. scotland. f,fmlng world. says
Batter factories are being established ln
E,st Kent .nd In Dsrhyshlre na means OF
helping % meet the prevailing agricultural
depression Why will no, our Own farm.
sfs be as prudent oi opportunities o are
our foreign c0u.ln,' We may not have
sIpsfi,Iosd 50 severe an agricultural ds.
preston here daring the iA.i few years, O..
hts the Euglish farmer, because our pco-
pc are differently sliux,ci. Prices % AZ
flcuhural proiucu With ne have ruled low.
bot oar farmer. generally have nothing lte
the high reuts 10 pay which 90 heavily
hauiicsp the great masses ~ Engllsh ',rm'
ere Bat our farms sre being depleted,
beef r,l.lng l. not proii,hle, cropping 10
sIhsu.uye, and Ne 30 not make half The
butter We cossume. tn. crs.m.ry sys-
ten IL on. which has been everywhere sue
ce.fal, 10 demands N. stocking OF oar
farm. with good cows, and ~hile belug .
business Of pfoai. Il ,ates all ihs h.rd work
formerly connected with the making of
batter In private dAlfiss. GOT of the hou..
ani g ~. over.burdsned hands OF oar
-lye. and daughters. stocking up with
COW. means The con'uning % the hay on
The farm. aud an abundance - m.nure fDf
our sicsly t.ld.. WY not establish the
creamery sy.ism Ia all our good grazing
counties a. |. mean. Of hslplsg 10 meet TIE
depression In our own agriculIurci-Eui'
tfn FARMER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Philosophers have notices. that when :
man msles up bic mind that be has %
practice economy. he generally tries 10
begin with HE ulfe's expenses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

"So~. CONE. Johnnr n yol don't
stop teasing EmmA III ehuilss you. ="
who's 'Chas,lsev Puttisg on style :
AMI I'll be, it'll Jlsi b. Q common lictin'. !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Better have your heart In your work and
eighty acres. than quarter-section and b
at odds with your occupstiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

nIss false notion that IL responsible
for grlsyous evil, that q chesp teacher 10
gooi enough for the Summer term, because
eli the popIls are small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
T.ss.D.K. and he o.. X. Sc. "a.

ffrS AT Fiis stopped free bY Drkiias's .
Great Nerve Restorer. No ~. amer nrs' days
ute. Marvellous cures. Treatise and tl trial
Arch 81. Fhiia. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

First Lair-II.s your husband cult
smoking yeii Ssconi Lady Ou,t r.,urnsi'
from the far west Well, he oughi 20 ~
thl. time; he's been dead slt months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Th. universal use OF them proves their
merits. Hop Fdasrs, clean, safs effective
against p,ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Cupid !. always shooting. and forever
mailing Mrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

cus,onsr-''rhis seems 10 b. avery
small quantity OF medicine" D:ugsist-
IL l. gll,- correct. Here Z. the pre-
scrip,ion. You notice that everything
here I. Nhhreyls'ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

M.mm,-"And Who dwslt In the Garden
OIL len, Frsddlef' Fr,ddls-"oh, | know,
the AdAmses."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Athlri party 10 'erJ emoarr.slng 20
Democrats, R-pablieans, ani-lovsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
a GA r d.

To al vho Ars suffering irsm ihs srrof'ssi
inilsrretous q youth. nsfvous vsalnss'. '.fr
decay. lossof mAnhooi. kc.. VII s.ni arsciPs
that VII cars you. FREE or cHAh0E Thi,gr'si
remedy ras discovered ~ missionary in soah
Amsrie. send ssifaiiresssi snveiofs " ns
nav. yosEra 7. ISEAS. Si.f,s. p. Ns- fsTs cis.
Mamms-"J0hnnie. did you throw the
ca, In the w.lli- Johnnie-"Indeed l
didn't Iwn Ja't holdln' IL oS.f the box
BY the tai, aud II risslsi loose eiAnd fell
In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

Wien n.by -.a sisi -s Es'. hsr ca.ioria
wLsn .hs %. chad. sh. cr,sd fsr Css'ori.
When ,hs.bss.@s h.. she slaAg u c..isr.
wA.a .ls l.l chn4r,a 81. s.', ,ls- c..,.n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

OxFOgn. - -Ata Coau of rfotais hrt Al
FarIs sf1.n 49, So ne leustI ol hhof4s %
a. mr. uafsfaF nf Nsf A. o. 80
AINIuN u IHNNFl, aiu lnissrAt,f or tl.
rsfsfs uf rtfft uarfrt. lAis uf Be AZ ~ n -
C1errr. ffCfasrf tafIrE rftsfrtrd hs a. =
n ,fn y stfauen ~ the e'taif % al a7'sa''1 .
80 aIHaarrrr
onpEEEp. that Ne ssit Aimlnr E.rs notlos
A. ~ rsrsrns iutsrusisf ~ caasinG eppY 90 tht'
ostff O. o. rahlshsd Hsekt kttaecssatttl ~ ne
ONt.rf H. rarraf rftnfrt 20 fAfits tlat TIL al
.rsr.r ~ !. Frutafs Guau o. o. hsli 81 iafs
N ssff rraufF rr 80 m ~ tus-daY 90 Az. - a.
80 o'lIack lu a. fofeuQQn % shq~ eN4ss u a ,
uEu. a. NiL~uN, iafgg.
trus cogy. attest III. 4. DAVIS hssis'sf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
A ,re. .sopI 80 %. 9. Wv. .Hs....s.:

ONTUKn. - Al Coaft oi ffsos y, 49,, ~ ~
- ,tI,.f ryeslisv of Mar A ID. ~
CHARIEs 40 n. MASON sAmsa 49, -,
!, a csrtain lustfumeut puIpofNes =" ,ss,,.
WI ,.'.,s.f-,t III sstt Couufy. dccesset, haF'
~, rr,.snts.i ths same Or freo.iei -.
trtrrgf. RAJ ths saii hteea.eI. So :
rrfIrs 10 al persons intsrestel " -.
49,. 4. 80 Orforll Oemerats q nesspsfsl
.,irti Al Paris tAatthsy may apfe4r ~.
800 10 81 held "a Pois, IN sei S... So.hy ~. y.
n ttird Tuestay % AR neht. a.s 49, -. ~
~. ..ts i,.,,uu..1t shoald not - pf0yea ~
rrcx.-f "a sllowci. ~ ne AL WI 50
meet ~ sAia .Eo. A. WILSON, judge.
A In. copf-Aftssfs-fi.C Z. DAVIS hst's'~''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

oxFoEp. ss.-At Court q freooais es,i a
Tar.s ..fhIn tni flr tne lCluif oi haiafli
- trs th.ri IarsfaF of hsf.. A. u. ~. .
Uf IkF WHICH. Hafua " A WelNA
-. - Hnufarf ffrgasel. hsFtaE pc
800 - rrffu1n 90 A. a'lQssncs eat oi tas
pgras a Fsiafs "a 49, lccrasri,
Ordered. Inst 90 al ffthl'nef sfe 49,
a.. ..I-~r.ans Interested thsrgtr. tT Iuhuth 4
!. -. ..f ftfs arfff srsEs sagrstsifsif ~ tlt
Ust.Tt nsrsncrki. priltSd ~ faits, tastthsl a.
.rr...r 80 rrobair Coaft % D. hsli a. faf.'
N saH CouutY % thf tnirf lN.s.af ol 81, M ..As
ny sIO. A WILSON. Jsise.
Atrvs sopy-stisslf "a. 4. DAVIS, Asgisi.f'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

A Visit TO the Stable of e. NJ.
Thayer, South Paris.-Mr. Will
son Replies 70 Mr.. Maxim's Ar
ticle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

oNt,pnn. - A. Court of Itoosis heli ~
,t-tE - rrrsfsa % Mar. a. ~ is.>
AIFHEn SHAW uaasfi re. uiot p -, -.
f,sfrguruf pufpcrtlrE o. D. n ~ W. - -,
Tssftmruf a Mtfy y ,aas. - " I..,..t nt a.
C,,.r.i. Thst ~ IA Etesutof grs 70
49, = all psfsons intsftsisd ~ ... .is,
4. f- ~. Osf1ri Dsmorraf nsssfaicf ltiet...
n f.ris. In sati CuuufY, hat thei mal ali....,,
Pros.,s Coart 81 D. he'd 81 fafi. ga N. ,...
Trssiar q Ar. ast A. 49, - y. -. tn.
- Tr.rr. rlsnt fhfud uot ~ proysd, slpte'..,
- = lo.sd a. the at W. and IestA~sA' "
'''i l'''' sEO. A. WILSON, Jsigs
.,r...rr- llla.l u Z. nlNis hsElsif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10
OXFORD HORSE TALK.

Communication fof this department should
l.. addressed 10 A. I. MAIN, south Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

OXFugp. ss--Ata CSgrt ~ freosr, -, 80 =. ~
s.rta sTnfn and o. ne toalI " 'hi'fN' -
-. frl,-i f'u.atsF of Ma. a. u. is..
CUAuLFsN N. "A. MAspN -.
ErsrutsTs "a the esists ef eha't,-ls ~. r','.s'
t.fs of IA sisff1r.f. ia sati toan.t -
- ..,..f a. . r0rr4nt u Atm nisffh'tln
"a ~. ssfsts 81 al decet.ei 10 sl1Nase. q,
O,s.rr-i ttst ths sait Exseui0fs ste ~ e.es =. u II
al prrsaas Infereslsd ~ etutiae sit ~ - = ~
... 4. - 80 isrsi tlrse steks 80 cssit-.t ~
~. o.f,,s b,morr.t pfiatst n arts that ioel
~ sppsN a Probste t,sn W -s,.. 80 :, -
P..t. H. AL CCsuty. % the lhlfl ies -. - ~. ~
A. ustt. al ~ ct'Cck m tte iet-eo.n 49,, - -
csass A sny thsy have ny M
D. Nis~ea' eFO. A. WILSON, jade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

ttxFuEu. % Al Court - Ife.as -. - = -
Paris. uflffn I'D - tne Nnaatf =. 'Aitie' u
a. ft' - Turs.isV "a Mar. a. %. l.s,
FIuEfFtsF q. sfnh- Adm.nlsirstnf % - -.
esfsir OF Ffsnt o. q -, a. o., ,At la.s !. J,
gnrufr 90 unf-rf, drrfa fasf'is hAftls 49,. ~
~. tr.arnt Cf affair isiraii1n OF tht esiste ~
"a asrfass-i 90 alogancei -. .,.-.
OsnTHEn. Thai saii AtmihisifAlof ~ y, ~.
81, III rsr.ars Lei sftstri. ID caas "a c,Gf o. -
- =. Il. 80 tfskaf lhree srrks slocgsslfeit l
- OxTnan nENuCEAr, pfinisd ~ 49, -
80 ~ rar arFekf 81 Coafi ci IfsIl.. -, - -
80 Al Paris. in saIt Noantfi % ne thifl -.
80 u A.. uenL 20 ulns ofleSt ta ~. ~.
-, - shrs causs. f aHy they have, Htl 'as
sa- eEo A. Wtt~ON. lsfse.
Auus copy-ArTUsri n. 4. bAtis, hsE,'..i,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

OxYugn. - AZ e Oorrt of rtohsis hs't a.
raf.s sIhiu ari 90 80 teuatf oI otisfi' ca
- a. ia IarsIaF ~ Nsr. a. n lsss
ISAAC IA unGNl. ramft tAfcIt.f - q
rsftaIr lrsfumrai. rart1fll 4 o. - lhs la't W
arf Tfstarsnf rl Aafss ~. ~aalafnr a. OF
Iarrafk IN aaIi luauiTs afefa "a hsfinf p
ssutrd - sa-Ir 90 frp' aie
tirierrt. uhaI tts 81 ttrrainf gifs uotlee
d an rsfsans infrreftFd tT caltinE coy "a %
rr.I.r a. - - strd thfre scfks sarCcsslFyI tn
- ukfofg usuorrst pfirtci al fsfls, if a. thfl
rIsf arsrar a.. rrutsis lnaft o. y tfll -
Pare u safI C1auiT un ne ihfd tassaai ~
Ar nssf. at uns o'tiock ln ne iefteaes' 49,
Ir.rr.rsTrf fhn.EI rrf 81 EruFut. alEfuffd aal
sIsss-f. - tht a. Wil ald Tcstaaeui " sahl
GEo A WILSON. taisc.
A ~. .-I--ALia.l m- = nANls- 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

ONFuEp. e. .-Afa Jrurt of frutsle nsa e.
Pare. uItfIa SCI o. - teuuir % nAiafii "a
trr thIri Iusaiar "a NJ. a. a. ls-r-
HNUgaH u. IlMMiNht. ntuari htfruiuf
m e. fIn.r inf.rnu.fnf I.rfn. irk o. o. ila ltsl
VII anI Ifsarrrf Ef Mcsff 49, - lste ~
uaIrfI. tn sai N1antts tfffasfds htfIhs
frss. rfff frn srrar go lf.ratf
unuNaNu nat ne fsld htfruipf sIFs notife
o. a. r.faHus Irtfresff.i tr CauslaE arntT -
tts 0rirr fu ID Iltllsrsi ihrsf - a. 1870
fr n d. uhrUan uUauguar. Tffntr,i at fafis
ttaf Inrr rar aIIHsr 81 a ffNtstf Nnrft u -
b. i n rar.a. saEl t.untN. o. u On fN iars
Isr If Arr. uTsts at zee oi ta. ft.fa la W
- 80 shfs raufa. u 49, ther hsse. stf
~. ssIf InsIfunrfri "A. .u'f urf - rfrFrd. ~.
rrute.f anI aiIrsr a. tre as VII al tptia.
oTn. A. wifSON tsigs
A ~. N-r--ALl..L n = navI.- lrsI.-,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

THE satsrr tsr nertt- Efes rahlic nourf fhs'
b. hrs hssa Cair srroisiei tr tts uon. Ia -
"a rrnI.afr 90 ~ luaafT of uNfurt AT assufnrf
a. frraI af AfuinIsfratnf % NJ hstatr q
THOMAS ~ HIN~nN. late rf nnctfrd.
n sahi trUnfY ffCosscf ~ E.Fing bat ~ ~
a. frsrfs - ttsfsfnrs requests ail pfrsuns M.
fsffsi o. lrf rstsis 90 saif tfcekssl O. make ln.
uct 40 ratmrut. trf thnss uho have saY Co.
uanis thfreoa. o. cHhitl ne ssaf D.
MN lu i-ss. "a. SHAW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

ONFuHn. ss.--At = Conri 81 frotais hcd a.
Para 70 fhIa trd fof thr GulufT - uniarf ~
49, tt "a TafstsF Of esf. u. is.s
sHrW W rAtNIl Irurtfs en- thn
estate q Wuunm W nlifrf. late - Ohiari ia
80 Druufr. asorssrt tating o., .rairt ~ e.
rHart oi staa .alsiraf.ru af - rstttr OF sa1 o.
rrsHsI fur nIInsknrr
uftfrsd hat tls saii ffasfrs ave acfioe a.
a. rsrsaus Interested % carsInE ccpF nf this
cf.iTr O. o. rahlifhft thfss seeks saccsstfsif In
- uafnff us ungfat gftntst Ell Paris, thti hsf
rsr arrrar at e frctsif cuuftto - hsld a. Pa e
Ir saH IHanfF. ur ihn MIri IufslsT uf Ar
80 afeoriofktu ths f1fsroou sns IN 70 caass
II 80 ihfy taFs uhY ne san seals nei D sl
GEo A WILSON Jsfgs.
Atrasrnrr. atissI 4. DAVIS. Efgisfef,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-10

rtiU sutsrriier hr-suY gfss publs rotiss tat
ts - tsfn triT 49, 'nici ~ ~ houcrahle
IutEs rf rrctsrr far ~ DuunfT ol nNfnril, hnd
Assuust tas trusi ~ Adm n'sifsiof ~ ths >.
tslr of
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Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-26
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1888.
bales covered with it, but the decision of the
Liverpool buyers was awaited with consider
able anxiety by the opponents of the ring.

bales covered with it, but the decision of the
Liverpool buyers was awaited with consider
able anxiety by the opponents of the ring.
The latest device for attracting the atten-
ton of possible purchasers which has been
adopted by Paris shopkeepers is an 'im-
movable boy" Outside a clothier's, for in
stance, the boy stands, without moving a
muscle, and bears on his carcass the newest
fashion bleuses or corduroys. Passers-by
are easily attracted by the remarkable fig
ure, which they take to be an efigy in wax
work or a tableau-vivant This boy has been
well drilled and lives up to his work. He
smiles not, neither does he wiRk, nor does
he betray by the slightest sign, token or
movement that he has anything in common
with the ordinary palpitating and eferyes-
cling specimen of humanity, the Boulevard
boy.
The effect of waist belts upon the work
done by healthy heart has been accurately
cardiometer Experiments upon a dog
showed that with but a little pressure upon
the abdomen the abdominal vessels are capa-
BILE of containing all and more than all the
blood in the organism. Slight compression
of the abdomen will, without disturbing the
arterial supply, drive out from the abdomi-
nal veins and venous capillaries large
amount of blood; and this blood so driven
ont will, as long az the compression contin-
uss, be of use for the other regions of the
body-for the brain, muscles, etc. Flacoid
abdominal walls are from various eircum-
stances rather the rule than the exception in
the gentler sex, and. among men, occur in
those leading sedentary lives devoid of exer-
else. We are, therefore, brought to con-
clude that among women some form of waist
belt is very advantageous. Moderate Con-
striction does no harm.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-26
"wednesday, September 26, 1855
A FEW FACTS.

Facts are better than theories at any time.
The Democrats, from the President down, are
still repeating their dismal yarn about the
duty being added to the cost of articles upon
which there Is a tariff. The facts are that
local competition often cuts down the price
of goods in this country to the European
figures, but at the same time wages are kept
up. The representative of . large and well
known rubber mandatory states that the
average weekly wages paid by their concern
in 1850 was So. 80 and In 1887 $11.45, an in
crease of over 100 per cent, and that the
same goods that brought them net in 1860
78 2-10 cents in 1887 brought but 40 1856 1000
cents; or, in other words, that they received
in 1850 substantially "a per cent. more fol
their product than in 1887, which shows that
while the tariff has protected the labor of the
workingman and helped to increase his wages
more than 100 per cent, competition has
brought down the prices of the goods as
above stated. He also said that considera-
BILE portion of the village in which their fac
tory is located is owned by the working men
and women in their employ, the high wages
that they have received enabling them in q
large number of instances to purchase homes
for Themselves; and further, that while the
result of the business showed fair returns on
the nominal capital stock of the company, If
all the money which they employed in their
business had been put out at an annual inter
est at the moderate rate of per cent. the
result would have been greater gain than
they showed, making it evident that the In
terests of the laborers are carefully considered
rather than the accumulation of the largest
possible gains
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-26
Mcintyre, Maglre 4 Co.
The Most Important Silk Sale
EVER INAUauRATED IN THE STATE,
Will Begin Monday Morning at a. m.
ALI Previous Quotations and Prices are Moth
ing Compared With This
MARVEI GUS DISPLAY
MARVELLOUS DISPLAY!

ladies OnequaFter
offered them I'm price and quality.
affirm
than the quotations below
This purcase cash transacOn between the
their
Silks Plain and Fancy VeIve
and America.
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