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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
I. rhi. 30 Worth Living7

Is This Lie worm L-iNAhs'
D.ux. doUgi ditg. dong! Not quite )
o'eioes In ths morning. and there goes
,.ishbor 4 o breakfast hel. And IL rings
,h'gt ta.t time most mornings during ths
-, season. Which on the farm Oegins IN
Mac .Et does rot end until winter
TsI.. of coarse, means that hrmer +
,ott s,r the dsy and that OF bis wife hn
hssup AZ .bout {. O'Clock. for . BREAKFAST
80 s.mll, ~ eight. -four of them children
b.,w,-u Al. sges Of 4 and :, can not Dc
%, IN . minute. Abd BY the tine The l,si
shor, l. doos Al TIE barn AMI the msu cone
tr =, .urp-r. n 10 between : ami O'Clock
80 ,hsu The dishes are washed, The lAs'
80, pat 10 b.d and quiet sets over tne
hon.Sholt. farmer 4. has pot 10 nfteen soi-
is hour. OF -ors and bis wife over 'ir-
teen. ,-.s a..
Al. s.mllv They are hOuest GOd-lesflng
,nd ioiu.trioa., snd respect ths nEhs OF
,e.i, ,.ishhor.. They msrried young, De-
g,n .lthout e,pltsl. And iu ten ysafs, s
s.,,.,. ..,ed mossy enough 20 make
n.,m.rt N p<rhAps slOO0 on . hrm OF
49, 80 ,errs. and stock IT, No" TIE an-
bl,Ian ~ their live. 10 10 pay Tor snd I'm
,,,x.t A lean scarcely cOnceive more
i..J,bl. ambition than this, and YET voeo
I es,r hat brsskfsst bell si ) o'eloet 10
the morning. and remember thsi oae PSF
of hands dos the vsshius' IRONING, nss s,,s
a. ,Di eOoking, and has care OF me enhu-
"a and All the other WORK snlen mus ~
doS. iu q family. asa myself; dos' II pay
n. ths owuins of $50 ,erss ot land, Instead
~ 40 or 100. worth The additional year. o.
toli whleh will Be required to pay Tor 'ne
other scresf , h.,.
..-.ss a., .lsh, hour uOrk q day, sni
ss,s ar. my nslgh0or. and 10000 Other
s,mllls. yoi1atarily -Orsiog nftssn hoat.
=, mors. Oss OF the worst fssiar.s M ..
,ueh a ne Il that after fono"ies ~.
,s.r. ous losss The capacity for eslSns
.bything IN he shape OF rsetsAnos' s,,s. 90,
~ farmer and his wife 20 on tonins si.e'
49,. go. AZ, paid and he necessity OF DO,
isx 80 is pssi.-corrsspondsn' Sauo0a'
Ssorhmau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Imnortad Potatoes For Seed

Ih.,e been somewhli interested reading
the r,nsrks on foreign potatoes for seed
in The agrleultara papers this winter.
h.,, gro-na large OF number OF foreign
varieties. in uportiug the seed from England,
ireland, Scotland. Germany, and France.
The result OF my experiment 10 THIS II
takes from four 20 I've years 10 socumatIe
foreign variety. aud then We are not sure
of having q valuable variety Afisr sever.
Al years trial of all the leading English and
Scotch varisties, h,ve not found one that
will compare fOr proiaetiveness with an
average American hind. My advice 10 20,
ts,o growers si Do no, plant Imported
,erd n you wish 10 grow Q crop OF Po,a
toe. that will pay the cost OF cultivation =
THrRoS L PLArr. Neutovn, Conu., ir
New Euglsld Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Farm Outlook Better Than so
Years Ago,

CARS AsOs
There never -r q better time % farm
ia In Vermont th.n the present Every.
,hing, srcepiiug wool, brings good price,
and WOOL esnnot always remain where u 10.
The extremely lo~ price of the farms MAKES
Il q good time % buy. Farms that twenty
years ago brcughi ten thousand dollars
now 20 hard f1r four; AMI ,ho.. that
brought fVs and sln will hardly bring two
por. Finy and sixty years AgO farmers
ran IN debt fOr their farms and paid Tor
them; they certainly can DO IL now. The
one drawback 10 the price o' labor. which
has u.,riy doubled, yet 10 10 In part Or.st
by the l.0or-ssving msehinss. The mower.
AOrse.rske, teiisr, reaper, sowing aud
plarilug m,chines, were unknown any
rear, ago. What would the farmers now
think n they had got 10 DO their work by
main strength a. any years ago, and sell
thslnprOiuce as 10 vas sold ihen-bui,er
nom 10 10 ~ cebis pound, cheese 9 cents
Der pound, eggs 70 ~ cents per dorsu'
The only m.rt.i they had for their po,a'
toes Was at The starch factories where they
hrought from 10 20 ~ cents per bushel
Poultry now brings more than double.
wooi brought then from ~ q NJ 20 per
cord now from sj % TO o. %, aud al
Minds OF timber aud Lumber In the same
proportion. Besides, what the farmer has
% sell now briggs the cash. any years ago
A was mostly stOrc pay. and What they hsf
n buy then cost double what Il does now.
Yet With .ll these gres, advantages In h-
vor OF The farmers AZ the present time, In
Vermont fsrmlng 10 DO, held In ~ high es'
TEEN "a II should be. This eau be seen In
the hlsh price % labor. the low price OF
farms, ard the fact that many Of the back
farm. that once Supported large families
are now being Absndored.-Vtrmont,
windham County, In New Eoglsnd Farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Blue Bull now has .it,y.two sons AID
daughter, In the $50 li't. and Is q, the
top Of the liz, Of stallion. in that regard.
George wilkes Is second With 'i,,y.
seven stallion, have passed five OF more
Of their g., into the 2:30 circle during
the pas, season, they being;
Happy Medium with eleven-Norman
Medium. 1850; Edith. 2:22t Fin,
Love, 2:2?i Camille, ?;2j Riley Ne
dun (p,eer), ?:?5; Frank Ellis, ?;?6t ;
Fred Medium. ?:?7t; Happy Girl,
2:26i Brnt Medium. (p.eei) 2:?st ;
Mott Mediam, ?.29i; Happy Maid,
2:3O.
George Wilkes IL second With eight
General wilkes. 2:2li; Baron Wilkes,
2:2ii; J. B Rchsrd.on. 2;?6t; Hos
ard. ?'??t; Cuba, 2;29; Doctor w.
(p.e.D. 2:2ot JET Wilkes, 2;293, add
Macy (p.esr), 2'?9i.
Rlee,ioneer i. third with 'ix-An'sl,
2:2O; Maiden. 2:23 Old Nick. 2:23
Clifton Bell. ?;?6i; Bell Boy, 2;26. and
Stella, $50.
Harold 10 fourth, sl.o Nth six-D,n,
?:24i; Chichester. 2:2jt; EvrOmond,
2:2s Paslls, 2:29; Annie, 2s29, and
Iowa Harold. 2:2ot.
Gov. Sprsgue is hiih, sl's With 'iI-
Bob spusue. 2:2ii Charley p. 2;2Si
Col,ina spr.gue. 2;26i; v.ndsl Wilkes
(p.ecr). 2;?6t; Linda sPrssue. 2;27t
Roscoe COnkins. $50.
Oawsrd /. sixth With f,e-Hoari
2l9f; Counsellor. 2;2i; Onslaught,
2:27t Emulation, 2:29t. aad Linns,,e
2:29t.
Ktn,ueky Prince Is sevetth. and ais
has a,e to eedi,-Company. 2;2St
Problem. 2:2ii; Compeer. 2;25t
Stuart. 2;26t. sui Jersey Prinee, 2;a73
Thirty. one Of Happy Mediums ge
started during the season. 20 Of Georg'
Wilkes, 30 Of Elsetioneers. IA of Hsr
olfs. 10 Of Gov. Sprasass. III Of On
wards. aud IS Of &sntseky Pnaes's.
Ii is claimed for Onward that Mo,o
and Acolyle have made 2;29i and a;3'
respectively. but the records have no
yet been allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

skowhss,n is f.yor.bly known n .
stock breeding ,own aud within ii' limits
are many valuable horses. III. A. Archer,
-ho.e farm /. as, north Of the village.
own, the noted Daniel Boone. stallion
that ha. established . brillian, reputation
a. sire Of f.,, colts. lie Was sired by
Ry.dyk. H.mble,oni.n and hi. dam va,
old Kate. lie h., record Of ASH, and
h.. uo,lsd In private in 2:26. lie IL the
,ire Of susie q ven ?.26. Nellie NJ 2:?st,
and Hleho 2.?st. Mr. Archer sl'o owns
the handsome stallion Rapid Booze, sire
D.ni.l Boone. dam Leon. by Royal knor,
be by Gsn. KaoI. fo,led In 1883 aud
very promising. Hi, brood mares, Leons,
Ken. Boone. and Nia., have eresllen,
blood .nd will make their mark |, moth.
,r. Of valuable colts. Leona i' sish,
years old aud ~.. sired by Royal kaos.
Her dam was Shoo.Ay. dam Of LOokoi,
2:2st. Rena Boone !, four years old
and vas sired by Daniel Boone. Hsr
dam WAS Shoo.ay. She weighed l,l5O
pound, before she VAS four year. old.
| Mn. /. three years old. She ". sired
by Daniel Booze ou, Of Knoi mare
Gideon and Daniel Boone are the only
.on. Of Ry.dyk. H.mble;onian ,h., are
nov owned 10 Maine.
Geo. s. Hill show. PiekPOcks,. Jr. no"
Eve year, old. lie IL a mshosany bay,
weigh, / 100 pounds aud /, very hand
some. HI. sire va. PlckPoekst BY Pc
qa.-ks, by Gidsoa, dam Black Sal. BY
Victor. by Green Mountain Morgan by
Old GiaOrd Morgan. Hi, brood m.r'
Maud. nine year. old. W. sired BY Rich
mond. aud her dam Was thoroughbred.
She h.. . mare col, four months sired BY
Nelson for which Mr.. Hill b. refused
$3.50. Several Others Ia town osn val
liable uO,,ing ,,ock.-lndusirisl Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

The breath ofs chronic ea,,rrh patient
1. oten 90 offensive that h. cannot 30 Into
society, snd be becomes an object or ils'
gust Aftsr time liberation sets In, The
spongy bones are attacked, and frequently.
entirely destroyed. A constant soare. OF
discomfort IL the dripping OF N. puraleni
secre,lous into the throat. sometimes pro
duclng iuyeteraie bronchitis, which In US
iarn IA. been the exciting cause OF palmo-
nary disease. TIE brilliant results which
have ATTENDED 10. use Zoe years past proper
ly designate Ely's Cream Balm As BY Tar
the best, n not the Only real cure fof hay
fever, rose cold and csiArrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
A House Divided Against Itself

IL House DiNldeu AshHbt AbSoiA'
Senator Vance. Of North Carolina,
tell. i. good s,ory on himself. A sale OF
antique furniture has been in progress for
.ome days, at oae Of the leAdins auction
room, in ,h. city. and Mrs. Vane. bad
discovered in the collection, table she
was .nxiou, 10 BID on, when IL was
reached upon the catalogue. AZ the
Senator va, leaving home one morning
for the capitol. Mrs. Vance handed him
the ea,.'osue. with the number OF bel
selection marked. and requested . she
va. no, feeling well, ,hl, be s,,snd the
sale th., day aud make the purchase.
The Senator in,im,,ed ,ha, he WAS
afraid hi, duties npoa the finance com.
mi,tee which met iha, morning would
prevent hi. attending the yendae. but
promised to do % IL he found !, possible
He relate. that the table and hi, wifss
desire to possess IL rested 90 heavily up
on him ,hl, he cut hi. committee meet.
ing .hor, and h..,ened TO the sale. lie
found Il already started and the room
packed. Squeezing himself into a corner
he had bu, moment 10 wai, before hi'
table wn reached and he started in With
bid Of $40. A little woman on the
other side Of the crowd, the top Of whose
bOnne, only va, visible to him, 90, the
eve Of the auc,ioneer and went the Sena'
tor sl better. by wint' and nod. they
ran the bid, up to sl6 when the Sens-
tor concluded th., he had reached his
limi, and bad better drop out. Tn,
lady bid sl7 and ,h. table ". tnoeted
down TO Mrs. Senator Vance. hi. live
ly competitor Was none other than hi,
wife, who fearing ths, he night forget
hi, enabd. had attended In person, and
a. the Senator ayOws jus, hseeed him ou'
Ofs7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
rnAr rIprn pRTi-INl

Al cts nearly every one In the sprlns.
The system hlVing become accustomed 70
N. br.cing air o' winter, 10 weakened by
the warm DAY. of the changing season'
and readily yield. to attacks OF dlss.se.
Hoois S.rsspsrillA 10 last The medicine
needed. IL tones aud builds up every part
of the body, and also srpels al Impurities
from the blood. Try it this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims 10 b. miserable hopeiess'
eoutissd. AMI dspfssssd In mind, Vefy ifritA-
be. languid. ani drovsy. II i disease
which does rot gst well 81 itself u requires
careful. persistent attention, and remedy 70
throw on the causes and tone up the dlges-
live organs un they perform their duties
willingly. Ilocis sarsaparilla has p'o''n
iusi The required remedy In hundreds oi eases
aIhaye taken Hood's sarsaparilla for dys-
psp.la, from which have suffered two yeaf'.
iried many other medicines, bat none proved
80 satisfactory a. llcods sArsapanlla-
THOMAS COOK. Brush Electric Light Co.
NeW Nufk CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Dehornlng IL q hesthsuish practice for
this advanced sge. Aside from thls, the
most unruly cattle thai we're ever tnfntu
loose are the polled- when they have once
learned To be mischievous they VIII take .
rsil fence down With 40 much promptness
40 q man, and wire fence must be secure.
ly placed 10 prevent being poshed oat o'
plsce and broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
The Young Kentucky Mind.

"M,mma." inquired little Kentucky
boy, "what Was Adams full nam. y
'.He only had one name, my dear
simply Adam"
"And did Eve call him Adam
"Certsinly. What could shs call
himg"
"she nigh, have called him colonel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

WILD CHERRY BALSAM-rhs mem
orr os DR wIsrlRis emoalm.i In The
hearts % thousands whom his Bits,n or
WILD CuERRr has, daring the past nfiy
years, cured % coughs, colds, consumption
or some other form OF pulmonary disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
"Sharns."

II the American male ever succeeds IN
Wrestling hi. rights from bis companion
Of the other s.I. there !. one institution
Of the American home ,hs, will surely Be
abolished. |, !, 90 parely fsminins ia
iu origin, 40 absurd. 20 'upsrhaous. %
eI.psra,ins. % fraudalen, in character
,h., men ia,iinetivsly rsvol, against IL.
No man ever did. ever will, eonds,esnd
TO argue aboa, IL. II, simply condemns
1, totally. Dear though II be. in ii'
mon.rosi,y. 20 the whole female ssx,
there are men whose Sublime courage has
b.ni,hed Il from their home. by ruthless
destruction OF superior constitutional CON-
ba,i,ens.,. Bai these notable characters
form rare exception, 10 the v.s, herd OF
sn.l.v.d husbands. With true feminine
ineon,i,ieney snd .ad.ei,y. the dear
wives. -hil. claiming il, indi'Pen'.bili'y.
consent, nevertheless. 10 exactly define
II, character In IL. name aud uhblu'hins.
ly call !, sham
The pillow sham
Who h., no, been confronted by ih,
sho,,ly. sk,,,ly. .,.rehsd nuisance. n be
-e.rily .ough, hi, pillow in the late hours
Of the nigh, |. suggestive ofs pray.
sr Of ih.nk'sivins' What .h.ll b. do
with Il. where pat ,h. er.eslins. him'y
hnudl whsn did pillow beeom. OBJ.
jsc,ion,bls TO the eye BY day or night
wh., honest. el,.niy motive can there
be for iu eones,lm.n, None, While
soap and water ar, obi.in.ble.
|, ih. sham merely 10 e3neell rumpl.d
pillos.. which are a. ye, un'o'lsd
Gnai i,-bui where the man ,h. .ve'
touched . sham aud l.ft IL lees fumpled
than the pillow on which he tossed IN
high fever. after '.inly trying % fad .
place Of dspo,i, for the great ,,,reasd
tking With Il. .,ia fancy ,dsins.
v.inly be fis, TO fold. OF h.ns. OF lay
Il over OF upon anything within the room
Wrss,ls with /, In h. weary 'oli,ud'
=, be may. /, eraekls, and cracks through
ou, l.. lsns,h and breadth. aud accusing.
ly meet. hi. di.nAyed gsrs In the m5rn-
ins I. limp. ~hakl,d. un.ish,ly mass.
Who vi. the ,upeihlou. woman that
invsn,ed the sham What her race. ns'
,ion.li,y and social status w.' !, the
cunning ds-iee oia m,n hl,sr' Surely
/, i,a truly feminine in,,fumsn, Of rs.I
,or,ure-,o innocent. % Immaculate. yet
80 di.bolie,l
Ba, men -ill no, sl-.y' eon'sn, to
merely ,,ser.,s III. sham. Tn. n an
Ok, Of utility AID common sense. and the
day /, no, di,,.n, when the .ofi bl.ndi'h'
meat. OF hy,,sriell Pro,s,is,ioa' Of -om-
"A will 20, save ,h. pillo-.,hsm from
rsl,s,,ion TO the limbo Of things utterly
u,sls. and without risk, to recognition
-Aju. ia Boston Transcript
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Irr NJ snnW YOu

whs, saving have made iaring be last
y.r by being nv own doctor. La! Jesr
I paid out 600 % for doctors .nd their
medicine, thi. year paid ~ % Tor sin
bottles Of sulphur Bltisrs, AMI they have
kep, health In my whole family. They are
the best sni puresi medicine ever msds.-
Charlie. ning. co Temple Street, Boston
na..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

JAMES PYLEs PEiRLISI 10 univer.
sslly recognized a. . family fs'ofits. "
yoa desire q secure feminine smiles tni
domestic sunbeams, even on wssh-day
nE yOur grOcers foi Psafllne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Lsy in good stock ofssvdus, for litter
ins the cattle stables. IL costs bot trine.
while IL Keeps the cows and the steers clean
and The premises sweet IL 10 an excel
lent dsOdoriEer, and should be used the
wear through. h.-Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

There are .hrewd, careful men In this
country who are bound to crowd the
weak TO the wall. One Of them bought
Horace Grseleys autograph at sale the
other day. and within half an hour bull
dOz,d a Chinese l.undymsn into dsliv'
ering elk shirts. dozen collar, and foul
pairs Of cuff. for IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
cnNsIfMprlnN cAN mn CuREDl

IUNHI HFIIUN NNN De NNNIUf
Not by any secret remedy. but by proper,
he,lthfal exercise, and The lailcioas use
OF Scots Emulsion of Cod Liver OF aud
Hypopho.phitss, which contslns the hsal.
lng AMI strength. giving virtues Of these
two vslu.bls specifies In their fullest form.
Prescribed by Physicians. Take no other.
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c..mp,.. .a.,, Hand writer.


Mr A. y Whit. the wellknown suthor
81 White. Phosogrsphy,- famous as
tie Champion Shorthand Writer u the
World. received the hrs, prires in the in'
ternailonal contests al London, Edinburgh.
Paris and Berlin ha came near being per-
manentiy disabled by rheumatism. His
recovery by the uss oi remedy infallibls
IN curing rheumatism and all blood diseases
l. told In als,isr from his Office, O2 wash
ingion st.. Chicago. dated Jane 20, 1851.
lie writes:
"Your remedy has done wonderful ssr.
vice for mo for the past I've year.
have been troubled with rhsumatie pains.
"My right hand had become almost use-
ie.. and vas gradually losing speed A. Q
shorthand writer. A friend u mine, Dr.
Dedsrieh. advised me u your remedy. i
used dofsn bottle. n \. \. and am now
entirely recovered. shAll never oease n
commend your excellent medicines, and
vlsh you much success
"YOur. truly. A. :. wHrE"
Add here IL another witness
"DEsToS. Ark, August, 25th, 1877.
last spring wA. dangerously sriietsd
With srysipslA.. aud my life vas despairsd
II BY my physicians. A q last hope 1
tired \. 4 4. and soon found relief, and
In tso us.ks vAs able 10 attend 10 my
busins. used Ave bottles.
- II. WTrrnoRSE.E IA. Saline C0s'lSr.-
Treatise on Blooi and skin Disease.
mailed trre TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Du.d \ Atlanta, Ia
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FTrs All Fit. stopped free ~ pr.silass .
Great Nerve Ils.tOrsr M a.. amer drst dsrs
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and " ulsl
bottle fT-@ o. ~ oa.ss- send to Dr. klins, bi
Arch st. PhilA.. Pa
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u DOG NTH A BAD NAME"

e. - ..,lhrx 49, 81 sfory sh,af 81 coaueuce IN
~ nHa1ri luurrr kruurI. l i sfttru 80 tl-l
ltQ-f ~ trtas :. frn. sd = ols ~ - 49, /.
- sHifui trucgt t1IIfssn issaes, sl1 81. - e.-al
lerraE1Y .urrrssrnE Tie Essort q pataishet =
fffsaara, NJ. al - ~ 80, prypslds O. slf q
i-ss Ia ~ Lalfssi ~is1fs - fia fsr ftsI, - 90
- l..uIls. cr i ceurs f1r Ioruths. A1ifts. y
~ Mcrusuof fu1l.sksf. frystlrx. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

A Missouri girl washed all day. made
a supper Of twelve boiled eggs, and then
danced eli night. The funeral procession
was . mile long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Although the Government complains
that u has too much money, li 10 weekly
coiuing more. This shows that the Gov
sruneni 1, not unlike the orninary indl'ld'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Ia Phllldslphl. one can q, t-elv. bat
ton, sewed on for I've cents, ani eon.e'
qasnily there lss great falling OF in The
number OF marriages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

London Life contains 40 article bearing
the startling caption, "COusumpilon OF
Oy.tsrs" Oysters In America are never
trou bled thus, bat II spp.,r. 20 he diisr'
On, the other side. IL must be the climate
YOU know
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a GA r D.

roAii -ho are sarering fr.m ne srror' .si
inii.-rstion. q youth. nsrv0as vs.snsss, early
decay. iossof msuhooi. tc' -ill .sni r~'i1>
that vill curs yoa. FREE or cIiAh0E Thissf'h
rsmsiyvas discovered ~ missionary IN sosiA
America Seni solfaiirv.soi sn'eloTs % TIE
nv. !osITz 7. IshAS. ,ssi,ss y, N'- rs's CT
DR.. Part.rs audience In Chicago, says
the papers. v,s moe, select and Intel
leciuA" The papers evidently didnt hke
10 say there we're only two or three peo'
pie there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

when n.by -. sch. .s ss', ZEE c.,s'i.
Wien she -.. 4. Chll Oh. srsl % C.sisra
wh.n .h.-b.s.is. Ma. .hs slasg - C..,sri>
wl.a o.. Asl cAlidr,a, o.. s.'. tA.@ c..,.n.
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NJ nOUGnToN. a. ~,
PaTt. Iltil. We.

VIZ Ilyt LuesIiay Anl IfilAl'
Gals answered a. AZ tines
ksfsrs hr rsru $3.50 a. NJ. aad hrs- -A@e
n Carter ~ at Me. Thonass Crstsfs NJ -
hfs y &. MNbls NJ and hfs. 1oha re - - =
al Ms. %. A. MsKIn. Mrs. A. A. Aasti1s NJ
at Me- IsvI sfssrus. Me- n aiss De, fsris
Va Attie sssa. NJ Anrsm nuties het a, -
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A eoue.pohden, ask. "lf ii IL really
true ths, J0D Vas troubled With boils."
There eau bs no doabI that be Vas II be
hal them.
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I, generally hsppen. th,, insane men at
large have good gun, aud kno" ho" TO
use them.
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II 10 easy 10 write stories for children.
Take some real thing aud fairy phrase H.
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Pains, aches. soreness and weaknesses
wilt aud fade away sftsr . Hlp Hd'ior is
applied.
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Sick Headache

sTos the past two years l have been
Aniieied With severe headaches and dispeP
,la. was induced 10 Try IIoc'is - sapa-
ria. aud have found great relief. ieheer-
fully recommend u to an" hns. D. D.
ANNAnLE. New Haven, Coun.
Mr.. Mary e. smith, cambridgepoti, Mass
vas suaerer from dyspepsia and sick head.
ache. She took lIoods sarapaiilA am
found II the bet Temedy she ever used'
Hoods Sarsaparilla
SOFA by all druggists. o. ~ fnr =: hA'is
o.iy byCI. HOOD . 60, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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IL l.s wise provision OF nature that .
man can neither kick himself nor pat bis
Own back.
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AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical Agricultural top
90 IL solkrlt-si. Addr~ss All commun ications
intsnsi..i iof this department to soHlCyL
rrkAL knIrOk. .OKTOan nnksuCsAr. fANs. M
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Eco Rock LIGHT STATION.
OrV NAItAsr. Mass.

The date on which frs, signed TO be
a soldier VI. April S0,h, 1861. bu, my
papers say ,hs, Was enrolled May iih.
1861. Company |. 5,h Maine Volunteers
Served in the Army Of the Potomac.
Wa. engaged in Fir, and Second Ball
Ron Battles. Crsmp,On Gap, I'm Mary
land An,is,am, Fredericksburg. go'
stuck in the mud with Burnside. Was at
second Frederiek.burg fighting. (6,h
corps while Gen. Hooker. with the res,
Of the army, wss at Chsneello'sville.
on the same day, May Sd. was severely
wounded in the left Leg, about 'ix miles
out from Prtderieksburs. on the plank
road, At about six o'clock in the even
ing. A, ,ha, time the rebels We were
driving were enforced. and they turn.
cd and gave u. battle. which was called
near Salem Church, Va. l VAS then
sen, to the rear. and never served with
my company aftsrwsrd. as my wound
va. such ths, after walking with eruieh'
es for more than six months. i Was not
considered fit for active service, and wa'
transferred to the 2l6lh Company, "a
Battalion Reserve Corps. l Was taksr
sick With typhoid fever In the spring o
1862, lay in Brigade Hospital until my
fever turned, then Was sent to the hos.
pit.l q, Alexandra. Va Thence l va,
sent to Philadelphis, where l recruited
and again joined my company IN th'
fall, jus, In time to march up, and rur
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T.ks.D. X. .ud be o K. Sc, al.
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rhs sussr.maling ssason IL At hand.