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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

We orsu hear the question asked docs
farming payf Win some ], doe, ani
wita others Il does not. Aud whyf lwll
give ny oplnl0ui There are many reasoas
one is want Of good calculation ani man'
agsmeut IN siVlng and tsking care OF
things, not letting them run 10 waste.
Ioa may 20 In most say direction In TIE
country and see waste gOlug oni moving
micAlncs not h0assd. agricultural imple-
meuts lying promlscaously aroaud. with
wagons. carts. ami perhtp, slsighs. and
The manure thrown outside OF TIE barn,
with 20 protection from rains. Many
farmers DO Dot have The latury ofa vVge.
table garien. which Might be kept AZ little
expense a. odd Jobs, ani ,fJri mueh pr0nt
IN Supplying family with who!ssons food.
And then. CD, my What crops of weed,
TIE main crop on some farms seen, - be
weeds. Can u be expected 10 raise good
erOp oi vegetables OF cereals under sne1
eonfiiionsi This Is no, imsgloAiioa.
have secn II this past season. Then TOO
much of the stock II scrubs. and u costs
as maeh 10 keep a. better ones. Then
iherr are sOne scrub farmers sihering 10
ola idsAi, no, up 20 improvements, bat be.
coming kini % ehronic grnmblers. II
they would Plan aud work more, AID gfam'
be less. IL Wonli be better Coz thea.
The Grange u doing much % elevate the
farmer. bat n can't reach them all Now
I believe that brains and mansgcmeni have
much 20 DO with success. Take u a.
whole, there L. 20 business of profession
that succeeds o. well a. The farmer. There
AFc more failures In trade; bat Il trade
condemned because some fili All failure
can be traced ~ the cause, aui that In
very great degree Il want ot good manage
neat. adaptation. ani at,sntion. Soeh
hks been my experience and OBSERVATION
10 ne. for have been In trade aud worked
On the land. Aud believe that the fArE''
sr Is the mosi lrdspsndsni % any class.
aad comes TIE dearest 10 right hting, pro-
slded be usaus % make 10 . ufs business
ard "a succsss.-A. ID P,OE, M,nehesitr,
" n 10 New Eaglabi Farmer.
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A Drummer Electrified.

As the train Was ready 10 leave ths Gen.
tral depot the othsr day drummsr. Who
occapied two seats or who had prvpsr 10
left The car 10 ssy good.by 10 some one.
When he returned he found his luggage on
the wo )doox and strange nan 10 posses
sion Of the seat.
"whn does his-.his'sr-msani- he
demanded - be drew himself up sni took
In the situation.
Drummer. aInt your qusried the
other.
eyes, sir"
"Drummer on twelve hundred Q yssrf-
That's my salary, air; but what has
that got 10 do with this easef'
"A great deal, sir. I'm lIghiniuE.rof
man on fitesn huntred!'
And he calmly crossed his feet and 10.
folding his Newspaper. while the drummer
gathered up his things and went Into the
nsxt ear.-Dstroit Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
'ARIs, MAINE TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1883.

action ,ha, Uncle Sam found a rich gold
mine In one OF the fields be 20, 20 easily
from Mexico. lie dug out millions and
million, Of the precious metal every year,
aud ,hi, gain gave him sharp ,winge Of
conscience. lie felt 90 mean abOu, hAv.
ing cheated Mexico ths, be resolved 10
give the gresser . nice present And
yt, he was afraid the proud Old hidalgo
nigh, feel in,ul,ed II offered . gift. 80 he
resolved to give him ,h. money as form
OF business.
Being very busy In bis gold mine q,
the time. he zen, an sgsn, named Dads.
den With 1000, 900. and told him TO
otfe, Il to the Mexican Ia exchange f1r
land. and no, To be too particular sbou,
the quantity or quality.
Tie Mexican gladly asea,ed. aad told
0ad,den 10 help himself 10 a slice Of the
ds.,r, sloos the northern border Of hi,
dominion for the 500. 900 900. Gai,dsn
.i.ked eff generop, slice. ba, for long
time no attention vas paid 10 Il. |. Il
va, deemed too dry and barren 10 b; Of
any value or late. however. ii has
proved 20 be worth many times the
amoan, paid for i,.
Surveying and improving the various
addition, KEEP, unels Sam busy. ba, bis
wealth grew all tbs tims. AT length
some Of his family became a'is'oc'a,ic.
aud developed q taste ior ice-ereim. seal
.kin fa,. and other Are,ie lu,ufiss.
Feeling that he eoali veil .djtd TO
iavs,, fss million, fof comforts of thi,
kind. the ssRsrou, uncle bargained with
the eIr of Ruui. for tract Of land
sb0u, one hfih as large a. bis already en-.
,sn.ise landed po,.s,,loas There were
several large ies.koa,e, on ,hi, piece. bu,
Ulels Sam cared no, 40 much for them
=. for the good hun,ins aud h,hing. A
b.rssia va. struck. Ard the old man
plAaksd down s7.?0O.OOO. cold. bard,
money.
The gave the ,iluri.n, a chance to
weep. but With bis usual vim. Sam ven,
to work and explored the oOun'ry, snd
,ooa showed ,ha, !, was dirt cheap at
the price paid for i,. 10 fact. be made q
sun equal 20 Il, coat. on, Of the fars aud
f,hsris. IN The frs, few years. And
thea with bis usual luck he found the
largest gold nine ys, discovered. For
this alone he wss offered $4,000. 900.
lie .l.o found coal And other minerals Of
con,A,abl, value 10 hh Alaska tract.
.ad thousand, ot acre, q valuable tim.
Der.
some think the vsn,rabls old man Is
rieh enough TO retire from the rsal.e,,A,e
business. ba, the Old fellow declares be Is
Just A. young a. he u'ed TO be. and '
obly getting ready to engage ia bu,ins"
In earnest. They do 'ay be has an eye
on lover California and another on Cuba,
Aad !, reaching for Canada with one
hand and Mexico aud Csnual America
With the other.
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WHATEVER Is, Is BEsr.

know a my life grows older.
AMI mine eyes have eleafuf slshi.
that under each rank vrons, sone-here
Therv lies tta root of right
That each sorro- has its purpose,
NY thu sorrosing on unxuesscd.
nnt as sure ss ths sun brings morning,
whatever Il. IL best
Iknos that each sinfai sction.
AZ sure a. the night brings shaie.
Il sometime. sotnsshere. panishci
Iho' tho boar bs long delayed.
knos that On. soul L. aiiesi
Sometimes. by the h~sft's unrest.
Ard to grov. means Often 10 snfsf,
Bui whatever Il. 10 beat.
LIMOS theru are no errors
IN the great eternal plan,
And all thinEs wofk toxether
nor the DIAL xoei of man.
Add lno- When my soal speeis On-sri
in The srand eternal quest.
t.hall ssy. As iook earthvsri.
Whatever Il. IL hesi.
TIT, wHrnlER witcor.
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Hnmn.Mndn Mnnurea

fsfh,p, 10 viii Pay - parehase su?tt.
phosphate and perhaps IL vii not. IL All
dsptrds n Que does not carefully save
every hli % The manure. both llglli and
solid, that II made on the farm. II viii not
par % purchase. that Il certain. bot on
ihe other hand. amer saving everything
ia, b. can. and nslng II 10 The bSs, aiyan'
isgs. ana stlil lkckiug fertilizers, u viii be
well 30 seek 10 m The market, bat even
thea an rAihtr In favor of buyiug IL In
ihc torn % cattle food and growing AZ The
clover possible, bscaass I think The f,Tilll'
~ % The farm cAn b. hep, up morr easily
AMI chc,ply ~ thls method. TIE fArms
that arc The mOsi productive, ari TIE farm
ef. TIA, are The most prOsperous, Arv those
that eAfry The most stock 10 The acre, A.
mo,, lEyUi,bly; Abd IL 10 The nanare
fFom ise siook that briggs aoosI iAls sse-
GEES.
Leaves are % great v,las for bedding
ana m,nufe, and gcoi sapply Of them
should he stored. - AL those who can DO
-. svrfy fall Dfy sawisst. too. an et-
eci'cui ABSORBENT ani heiilng m,isfial.
straw I corsltsr zoo vAluahlc - be used
faf betdiug-bsiisr fccf II o. stock IN o0a.
nsciion with grain, snd procure leaves,
..uiasi. muck. or sore other material GOT
bet'lng. when ihsy can BE- bad, shaylrgs
from Ne p'shlIg nil viii make nrstfaie
b,fiing ani have scea them haulsi q
numbsr % mllss fof this parpose Where
muck 1, a.yd Il oughi % be dag and piled
% The year before 90 GET well dried when
n nlkrs a most s1ceilsui ahsorbeut--F.
N. Dow. Corulrg. y Y. In EAsisfu Yarn
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
For The oxford Democrat.
TRUE RESIGNATION.

roai Ia true resignation which Submissive
obe.iion, 20 he heavenly Masters wili.
Wearing The thorns srief woven on our aching
Yet -iih our fai,h In God nrm AMI mistaken
still.
sweet bloom,
Dust covered lie IN shadow OF The slleni tomb,
Our lives are narrowed In their bresith of
fainess sweet.
a. streams whose rock .holui banks almost
tccther meet
rhotn voaniesi are the hand, that now no
AMI velry sre these shoulders OF their load
OF carr,
Yet shall vs waste our strength In vain re'
piniugs here.
fike fetierci beasts unreasoninx IN theif
frantic fcarl
hant.
Nor deem opr strens,h o'erlarsi by ilis osn
rs. BiEEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

ins local Interest. I. w,ll As national
orts. The ness hunter must ,i,i, the
various department. IN search Of these.
lie mus, have no hesitation about calling
on a cabinet officer a, any hour. day or
night, TO ask him aboa, any coaeeivAbls
or ineonesivable subj,ei. no matter whs,h.
or |, IL an International treaty or the ap.
pOin,msn, Of the smAlls., politician TO
the mos; insignificant, ofh:s; the qass.
ton mus, be asked. snl II the answer IL
no, grseiou,ly given. i, must be Sk,d
.saia and again with all the p,r.i',sney
aEd aeumsn " = trained lawyer until
s1m- re'ponse !, bad.
A, the state department ia'e'n,,i1aL
sabj.e's ate the topic ofenquiry Aai dis.
eassion. Az the war aud navy Depart
msn's grea, guns and naiioaal defeness
mus, be discussed with the otissr. A.
the treasury the ,ta'e Of the national d.
n,nes. ,i,s with the appointments Of To-
cal oih:i.l, Ia taking the attention OF
,sarehss Coz inio'm,,ipn. ~ the ia,e-
rior depr,msh, the public lands. the
grsed fOf local ofi:;s. the issue ofpi,eas
10 local iatea,oFs. And the claims fof pa.
sion. 20 q loi OF local eiiif.ns make up a
queer m,u of Information for which the
qas,,lonsr mus; scramble. A, ,hs posi-
ofFi;s department, ,wsn,y'Iolllu.a-ysn
po,,mAs,en vie with e)s,iisra,ioa OF
rate, Of postage bciveea the United
State, and Timbus,oo.
A, the capitol the antics Of ,,,ie,msn
Ia the House and Senate mus, be watch
ed. So mus, the bills which they intro.
dsee. 30 mus; the committees which have
charge Of the score. And hundfeds of bills
affecting the city and State where the
correspondent, sends bis ness matter.
So mus, the local Statesmen themselves
How does your average eouesPouden,
cover this vide field and do il daily -
a. no, to be beaten By hi, ambition, III
vAl.' Work. lie must pas IN long
hours There ate esriAin places 10 every
department where the ness naturally
comes TO the surface. These mus, be
visited daily ani cultivated" A, the
capitol there are certain rooms 20 which
all introduced bills ate sent, whsrs they
may Be consulted II you are quick tnoagh
In g.,,ing a, them before they 20 TO the
pria,er. From the s.llsiis, yoa watch
and hear the statesmen. you want -
talk with them PsrsoaAlly aud gs, vha,
news lnd gossip aud good stories they
have you mus, spend your time Ia the
corridor, Of the capitol. or IN the lo5biss
OF their roon, q, the hotels after the ses.
,ion Of the day closes.
To cover ,hi. vide field. be ina half
dorsn places =, once. be able TO di'cu.
State politics. OF International Affairs, as
moment. wArning. know the faces Of the
local a. well ~ n,,ionAl statesmen. make
himself master Of the ,l,uA,ioa psfsonllly
as veil as ia the broad sense Of iaielli.
g,nes. catch all the gossip a. !, ilie'. look
ahsr the peisoaL AnIie, of the statesman
oa, Of bushes, hours snd Of his family
during social seasoa', keeps The press
representative busy. lie mus, be able
TO either employ help OF by making CON.
bina,ion. with hi, f,llo" eors'Poadsui'
cover the field by PROXY in some place,
While he |. himself covering ii elssshsre.
Beside ,ki,. he mus, "ha.ils." !"
EARLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

MlNuKIN0 SWIFT coKN From what
have Rad Ma. LED % believe that extra
mauuring crop would have The ,rsci Of
ma,aring IL eiflier. Thls season. on one
portion OF crop of early sweet corn. much
more mAnuTs WAS used than on the other.
Where the extra mannre VAS used, The
crop, by is thrift before tasseling. prom.
lssd % be ready nrst, ye. 10 AL tAsssled ogi
a. about the sans tlms whsn ready FOR
marketing, there was no difference 10 tie
time, for both were ready and sent 10 nar.
set on The same Gay TIE extra marured
part gave = larger Yield, and the ears and
STALKS were larger-JO much 60 they might
have been taken for adlGsrsn, klnd OF corn.
ba, TIE seed used WAS the same klrd for all.
y n. bergen cjuniy. n. j., In Country
Gsu,lsmsn.
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~. 4 \ White, the wellknsvn suthor
ef Whites Phoaogrsphy.r hmous as
the Champion shorthand Writer a the
World. ruscivci The lrst prime, In the In.
tsinaiicr,l rinic.ts a London. fiinbsrgh.
Paris and Berlin he came near bsing psr-
nanenily disabled BY rheumatism. llls
recovery by the use of q remedy infailibls
la curing rheumatism and all bio a diseases
1. told in ale,ier from his Office. OF wssh.
ingtoa st. Chicago, dated june 20, 1881.
lie writes;
"Your remedy has done wonderful ser-
vice Coz me. for the past Ave years I
have been troubled with rheumi iio pains.
My right hand had become almost USE
les aud was gradually losing peed a.
shorthand writer. A friend of mine. Dr.
D,dsrish. sdvised me u your rmsdy.
used dofon bottles a 3. \. and am now
entirely recovered. shall nsur cease n
commend your excellent mediines, and
vish you much success.
"YOur truly. A. \. WHITE"
And here Ia another viinos;
"DESros, Afk. August. 2ith. 1881.
"LAst spring r VA. dsngerou.lr afflicted
with erysipsla.. and my life vss iesp.ired
of by my physicians. A a last hops
tried \. \. \. and soon found rlisf. and
in tvo Ae.ks Was able 10 attsii 10 my
busihess. usei Eve bo,tiss
-. II. WnTuoEST,f "a. Saline ,Svrs<r.-
Treatise on Blooi and Skin Diseases
mailed free. TnE SWIFT srEcYic Co,
Drawer ,, Atlanta, Ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

A f0oLED PRoFxssoa n Gently at =
csrtaln college exssniaatloa . c-r; ala pro
fessor Determined that hs woull make IL
imposslole for any copying 10 take pl,ce
under hls supervision. Accordingly he
kept very sharp watch upon tae csndl.
dates. A. last he noticed man look from
sids 10 side 10 satisfy himself that no one
observed him. plunge his hand into bis
breast pocket. and Irsving something oat,
regard IL long and stsAdfastiy. aud thsn,
hastily repl chg II, resume his pen and
write Vita ooyioas encrgy. The professor
succeeded 10 gttilag behini the msn un-
perceived, aud then, waiting until he WAS
repesting the suspicious action, he sprapg
forward aud SEIZED The hand 10 the very
act OF grlsplng the suspected Object
"Slr," said he, "thls II the fourth time I
have watched you doing this What have
you in your handf' The man hesl,stsd TO
reply. and this, coupled With his evident
confusion. confirmed tbs professors sus-
pielons. Il mast Insist, cir, O, seeing
what IL IL you have 10 your hand"
The man reluctantly compiled, and draw.
lag his hand from HE pocket revealed The
source OF his insplratiou-.he photogrsps
OF . young woman.
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BRACE UP.

Yoa are feelIag depressed, your appetite
IL poor, yoa ara bothered with Headache,
you are fiiget,y. nervous. add generally
out OF sorts. aud want % brace up Brace
up, bat not with stlmulsnts, spring med.
icines, or bitters, which have for their
basil. very cheap. had whiskey, aud which
stimulate you Tor IN hoar. sni then leave
you In worse condition th,a before. What
you wan, Is an Alternative that viii purify
your blood, start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. ssch med.
icine you will dad In Electric Ditters, and
only 50 csnts bo,tls Al Soyes' Drug
Store, AZ Norway.
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rnr1n nr.rxrs, nooxrsa

Probably no one thing has caused such .
great trade 81 Soyes' Drug Store, t Nor
way a. their giving away 10 their custom
ers OF so many free trial bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade IL simply enormous In this
very valuable article from The fact thst IL
always cures aud never dlsspp0ints.
Coughs, Colds. As,hms, Bronchitis, Group,
aud all throat sni lang diseases qulekly
cured. You eau test IL before buying by
re,,inz triil bottle free, large slfs o..
Every bottle warranted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Reproduction OF the Dam in the
Produce.

Reproduction OF the Dam in the
Produce.
IL Is wonderful how minulsly, In nervous
Temperament, the produce IL apt 10 DO 10
production OF the dam. The most trivial
eccenirielty ls apt TO be Inherited. For To-
stance Tue writer owned . road mare
that had q peculiar habit Of brushing TIE
dies from her front limbs In sumner time.
by crossing them and rubbing them to-
gsther with almost human Intelligence.
No other horse In the pasture prseilsei the
sane effective plan TIL her own colt, that
WAS len mo,heIless A. ten days old, grew
90, and thea she resofied 10 precisely the
same means 10 rii herself OF the same IN.
noya.ce.
Another instance IL q doe Illustration IN
point Qalte Q celebrated road mare had
habit OF working with the bl, over the
paved streets OF the city on her wayto The
driving avenues In the suburbs. She
would straighten out her head and neck
she would pall and haul and snatch ~ The
relns I'll she would slnos, drag the driver
over the dashboard, or suddenly snatch
the lines from his hands. On The road the
habit ceased. There she Was pleasant
driver; bat on the streets this practice
made her an exceedingly provoking and
ditiiculi animal 10 handle. After she Was
retired from harness for several years, abe
foaled q handsome colt, that In no portion
OF It's outward formstion resemoled her.
But when IL Was broken, and taught 10
speed 20 harness, 4, developed precisely
the ssms nervous, eager hurching upon ths
bit that made her dam so dlsagreeaole In .
walk or log on the psvements. The TEN
persment OF the dam, therefore, should be
. matter ofspeeisl inqilry. In m,joriiy
OF Instances, o dull, sluggish, neryeless
mare, without ambition for speed, will pro-
duee . colt that demands the Inspiration
OF the lash 10 develop bis speed. The
more cheerful aud courageous tbs dim
provided IL is not carried 10 the vsrgs OF
unstssiiness, nlghtiness, or Mysteries, the
more csrtsia will the produce have game
aud courage aud spiri, ~ II; Live
Stock Jeurn,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

Perh,p, no local disease has parflei and
b,fisi the medical profession more than
nasal ea'arrh. While no, Immediately
fatal 10 1, among the most distressing,
naa.eous ani disgusting ills the fesh is
heir %, and the records show very few or
no cases ofraiieal cures ofohroule eaiarrh
By any oi the maltltudo OF modes OF treat
meni unill the introduction Of Ely's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success OF
this preparation has been mos, gratifying
aud surprising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

Nor DISAPPOINTED --Tenderioo, center.
Ing saloon q, wybaek)-"I-I beg par
don, but will yo. be 50 kind as 10 let me
have "A glass of--of wateri"
ferocious Cowboy-"See here. bartend'
er, nobody drinks water In this ere saloon
while I'm here. dye hearp You hand that
young feller . glass OF whiskey."
Tepderfooi (tfembllngly)-"Whlskeyr
Cowboy-"Yes. uhiskey; there II Isl
l,'s my tresi; you drink that down sllek
az clean er s,y y'rprsyers an be quick
sboa, It."
Tenderioo, (ifler drlnkiny and reaching
the door Thank you. whl,key II what
wanted. bat knew II l asked for water
some OF you cowboys would be fools
enough TO order whiskey and pay for II.
Ts, ta."-0mshs World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

Eastern cattle feeders Ars m,klng excel.
lent bargains jast now. Tie prices for
prime steers are considerably below those
OF last year A. thl. date. The reason geu-
erally given for ibis state % sf,lrs Il TIA,
may Western farmers 10 the regions
which suncrsd most from drought. are Dis.
posing Of their surplus stock aud selling
many animals which, In better season,
voaii never have been sold ~ this time
Low prices now viii mean high prices nert
spring. for many OF the animals which are
now bslpg hurried 10 msrke: woali, 10 or.
dluary ssAsons, have been held tlll the eud
oi winter. Forage crops AZ the East, have,
80 rule. bSen gooi Arf farmers here are
able 10 feed rather more stock than usual.
Many gardeners lni smaller farmers will
try winter feeding. psrh,ps for the frs,
ilms.-Raral New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
A MUCH MARRIED. WOMAN.

Mrs. Fowler. OF this city. was Married
last January % her sirth husband, and
strange N ii may seen. nve OF them died
exactly two years from their marriage
isy. Her present husosni has been sick
for the last four months with chronic Jsur.
dice. and WAS given up ny foar OF oar best
physicians, a. slasi resort be began us.
ing Salphar Dltters, and yesterday told
our reporter that they h,i ssyei bis life,
smllingly s,ying that he guessed Mrs.
fosler would be unable to take 9 seventh
better half fJr SONS time - come.-Er'
chsnge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

From AlonIo s. Weed. Pablisher OF
lions Herald, IS Bromnsld street, Boston
"Ssyerd Bottles of Aiamson's Botanic
COagh DLs,m have been used lu my fam.
ily with the most gratifying result We
esteem Il as one OF the best Of m,ileiae-."
Trial bottles 10 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
RIyGIyo NOISES

In the ears, sometimes roiring. burning
sound. are eausei by eatarrh, that exceed.
ingiy dlsagreeabls and very common dis.
ease. Loss OF smell or hearing also result
from eitarrh. Hoods Susapsrills, the
grest blood purifer. Il q peculiarly success.
ful remedy for this disease, which 10 cures
by purifying the blood. Ifyoa suffer from
es,,rrh, try Hoods Sirssp,rills, the peea.
liar medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

TaE BE,r sALvK In The world FOR Cats.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, T.,ter, Chspped Hands, ChIlblaias,
Corrs, and AL Skin Erupiions, aud posl.
lively cures Pi'es, or no pay rqalfed. IL
is guaranteed To give pfrfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Pdce % cents per
box. For sale ~ Soyes' Drug Store. Nor.
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

Tas truth IL. the noise about B.alne be.
ins politically dead because New York
gave plursli,y for Doodle aud whl,key,
II only 20 keep the Democratic courage up.
They have 10 face new issues next year.
They dread Blaine a. = barnei child breads
nrc. They know from actual demons,rs.
ton that no living American IL 50 popular
with the masses OF American voters 10 day
90 blaine. not even Ia New York. They
know right well, also, that, fhe decides
20 accept . nomination which be can hays
even without the asking. nothing save a
miracle wrought by some infernh Bur'
chird can preven, him from wlnaiag ihs
prize -Bldieiord Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

America Il sending over 10000 barrels
os spplss year 10 London, liverpool and
Glasgow alone. The bulk Of these 20 dur-
log The winter months, q, the rate OF from
1000 20 10000 barrels week. New
York ships the most, Boston comes next,
snd Montreal thhd. Portland, Me. hand
leo great may, and Annapolis, Mo-. for.
wards The southern frult,-Esstsrn Yarn