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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-11-08

THE people of the United States use,
in round numbers, about 100,000,00U
lead pencils every year.
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THE grave buries every error, covers,
every defect, extinguishes every resent
ment. From its peaceful bosom spring
none but fond regrets and tender recol-
lections. Who can look down upon the
grave of an enemy and not feel COM
punctiOus thrOb that he should have
warred with the poor handful of dust
that lies mouldering before him.
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND
L ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PANHANDLE ROUTE.
Time Card in Effect Aug. 5, 1888.

tDaily, except Sunday. *Daily.
At Pittsburgh connections are made IN Union
Depot with through trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia
and New York, on which are run Pullman Buffet
Sleeping and Parlor Cars.
At Chicago and st. Louis connections are made
in Union Depot with prominent railroads for all
points in the West, Northwest and Southwest.
For further information call ON or address near
est ticket agent 4. A. FORD.
JAS. MCCREA, Gen. Pass Agent,
General Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THE first Directory of the city of New
York was published in 1856, and con-
tanned but $40 names.
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Hannah Eagleson, ct al, Defendants.
Pursuant to an order of sale in the above
entitled case, issued and to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction at the front
door of the Court House in said county of Belmont
Ohio, on
Saturday, NOcember 10th, 1888,
at O'Clock p m. of said day, the following deScrb-
ed coal aid priyileges-the same underlying the
following described surface, tO-Wit:
Situate in the township Of PeaSe, county of Bel
mont, and state of Ohio, the surface boundaries
thereof being part of EecilonS numbered twenty
(20) and twenty-SS {26l, of township four ~, of
range two (2) beginning at a sugar tree near the
bank of run corner to tract of land sold by BaiZel
Wells toHenry Hannah; thence with said Hannah'S
line the three following courses, viz north 5S1ao
west q percheS to post; thence north 24o west IL
percheS to post: thence II. q W. 33% perches to
post in the north bOundarr line of said sections;
thence with said boundary east 113 perches to a
post; thence south 20 perches to a dOgwOOd tree;
thence south 4S east "a perches to post by poplar
tree; thence south q east 5S percheS to small
sugar tree; thence south S91 west 81 percheS to
post by an elm tree; thence north 45o west 12
percheS to the place of beginning containing sixty
seven acres, more or less. All the coal in and uIl-
der the above described lands, with the full right
to enter, mine and remove the same at pleasure.
Appraised at 81 $40.
TermS-CaSh.
OLIVER E. FOULKE, Sheriff.
By NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Deputy.
John S. Cochran, Plff's Atty, 10 ltd
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MEN will die for an opinion as soon
as for anything else. Whatever excites
the spirit of contradiction is capable of
producing the last effects of heroism,
which is only the highest pitch of obsti-
macy in good or bad cause, in wisdom
or folly.
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INTERESTED PEOPLE.

THE roller skate craze is at its height
in Washington Territory and Oregon.
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IF we do not watch, we lose our op-
portunities; if we do not make haste, we
are left behind; our best hours escape
us, the worst are come. The purest part
of our life runs first, and leaves only the
dregs at the bottom; and that time
which is good for nothing else we dedi-
cate to virtue; and only begin to live at
an age that very few people arrive at.
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CURES AL HuMORS,

from a common BlOtch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, "fevor-sores,"
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially has It mani
Erysipelas Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulous Sores and Swellings Hip-joint Disease,
white Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents In
stamps for a large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DIR. Picrce,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be estahlishad
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EAST BOUND

EIralnS run daily. tDalIy e1cept sunday.
Accommodation leaves Sandusky at ? 90 p m
daily, except Sunday, and arrives at Columbus at
80 p m. Accom-. leaves Newark at 3 90 a m daily,
except Sunday arrives az ZaneSyille 8 40; Cam
bridge Is Wheeling 3d. Pittsburgh 90 p m
Accom-. leaves Columbus at 10 a IN daily, arrives
ut Newark mt S - a m; GAINESVILLE at 80 Il m.
Trains leave St. ClarSvile for Wheeling at 10 o
m, 20 a m, II 30a m, I05 m, dy, except Sunday.
Accom- leaves Mansfield at 6 10 a m, Mt Vernon
- Il m daily, except Sunday, Newark at 70 m
daily, arriving at Columbus at Q - am.
Accom-. leaves Cambridge at 10 m daily, eX-
cept Sunday, arriving at Wheeling at 8 10 p m.
Sleeping and Dining Cars on all Through Trains.
w. W. PEABODY, &. q. SCU1L
GCn1 Manager, Gen1 Pass. Agent,
Chicago, Ill. Baltimore, Md,
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CT. CLAIRSVILLE & NORTHERN
~ RAILROAD TIME CARD.

Time Schedule, in effect May 18th, 1888
Time, SO Minutes Slo,ger than Local Time
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-11-08

PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITTSBURGH,
Clerela11d and Pittsburgh Railroad,
Time Gard In Effect Aug, 27, 1888.
Trains Rum by Central STANDARD Time.
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CATARHH
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Il = KJ-ALlIIs
Belmont Common Pleas.
Hannah Eagleson, ct al, Defendants.

A. R. Ong and Samuel K Werlich, Administrator
of Israel Weirick, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
OXFORD HORSE TALK.
Communication. EW mi. department should
ts HddI,s.sd "a 4. 4. h.tIs. sogih Paris. Me.
A look at some OF tho get OF the
fast young stallion. Baby Dean.
Olympus and some ofhis colts

We recently called at the stable Of
Robinson Dean. u Baekdsld. and 's~
several colts. the ge, of bis stallion Baby
Dean. irial 2:2j IL The old,', Of bis
g,, owned by Mr. Dean il tvo.yssr
old flly which h. recently parchs',d Of
Augu,iu, Clouti,r. of Bieshsll. Th,
flly i. handsomely formed dark chest.
nut 9TH four white fee, and J, Of good
,ils. Her dam was by Robert Bonner.
IT, Turned loose in the yArd. 'hs show.
ed sandsiillly easy aud elastic gait.
Her mos, frequent way Of going IL a, the
pace. a, which ,ke j. fast. but she show,
lately quite an Inclination TO uo'. and
bids fair TO become square ,ro',sr in The
near future.
The nsx, shown ws' ysarling oily
rltdiog fifteen hand. high and of clean
CT aud stylish tuild With nice limb.
aud feet. She !, q nice gated. square
uO,tsr Her dam Was the Besl. mare.
said 10 be Of M,sspgsr ds,oent MI
D,An /, breeding from these ,so hlhr'
the coming season.
-Four iangy built, .,oeky ~sanlins'
vtr, kept Ia ohe psn, and were IN good
gro~ing coalition. OHs of these. q fall
brother q the ys.rlins mea,,oaed above.
!. of remarkable style and hnl'h and Is
. last sGd ns,ur.l.born ,ro:,ier from the
word "go."
Baby Dean him.lfws. looking finely.
With hi. eoa, a, smooth .. silk. although
be ha. been fed bat little grain ihi,
winter. Il !. the prs',h, ia,snsion Of
hi. o-Esf TO stud him the ensuing sum.
msr At thirty five dollars for season
services. TO end July 20. lie will doab,-
lee, command large share of the pat.
roa.ge Of Oiford County. +. HE g,, .'e
uniformily Of good ,if- aud action.
H,rber, Fletcher, Of South P.ri.. has
.Js,rIing BY him that be Is diving To /.
,lsi.h this -in,sr. lie !, very open
s.iisd .td can ~ along quite clip TOT {.
,sUling.
Hoo George ID B,bee. Il Buekheld
hs, wsaaling hly by Baby D'sn. hr',
dam by B,.l, Mouill Champion. by Old
Mouiil. oat Of (. mare by Vernon, Black.
h.~k. Her .,eotd dam i' by Lag.
Telssnph. W.. Bi.bee has named this
hly TopY Dean. She will m.se a
n,e, brood mare u cfo.. -iih VI Bsbse.
p omi,ins young stallion. MeKu'ick. by
olympus. MsKl.iek !, a, present. oeins
h.ndl,d by Mf. America B'n,on of Hart.
Lrd. % ss dil rot see him -hea =,
Buckfsld
Ia n. March. 1885. number u Tnom-
p.on. Mon,hly We fad the iollo-lns
Description Of OymPl' snd some u hl'
eo.a A L. MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Tor IN. ottnF'i pemociai.
A Communications.
HVcXTt1lD. jan 2O.h, lSSS

hUcNTitLD. J.n 2O.h. lSSs.
II i.G fec that our farm. have been
STEADILY dscrs..ing In fertility 18th fs-
etcspiion.l syyr since The land ~ss fret
tilet. MA }. the cause. sbd Ma,
ihs rm'd, All ihs bs,f. wool, ehs''s,
grsin md h.y i.ks. portion u f-itllif.
isg ,lsmsni from ihe '0il. and uhls', "a
equal amount l. returned. IN some form,
he fern j. The p0oisf. And Il lie. in
the hand. u ihe farmer 10 apply the rsm-
sdy. whiSh u in butter dairy batter
coatsinins only e., which are no, ~.
qgitd IN The .oil Ba, the fsiiiltins
p.it = retained In The .kim.milk. -hieh
!. pro6,sby ed 10 hog,. hens and youus
stock There i no -ay - sure snd easy
90 IMPROVE oat farms, aud, st The same
lime. gsi . monthly p'Ohi, (n.king three
pr,h. 10 ths farmer I. by associated
batter d.iDing
We have locsisd a. BsSkhsd . well
,quippsd f.eioy. srd a,upsiinisndsn'.
Aitsn nlion. ~ho 10. p,o,sd himself =
fist el.,s tutisr maker. We hope TO
zee ihs hiucs q ih. sbd sdinnins
to-u, .,sl ,h,m.lvs ofths oPPoiiuti.
~ sd make sirsrgtmshi' 10 iarui,h
cream iof The f.eioiy nd gst Ell the ben
t6t there !, ia The ba,ics.s.
n n lEisu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

rh.n III, are iosh 4 sg.iui Moud.y bo1u
cr,.- m. lisi,on And ruv.isy forenoon
aad. th. On Ia Boston Oi course In ssfy
nd wvsthrr of ,xtr,m'l' hot w,aih.r ,hsy
may .tep once hstss'n Chlc'go sud Buni.
o.. and agsin b,ts.su Bsd,lo std Boston,
hut not usually rh- frsisht sni' xP-n.r.
O ths r,,i smoaht To fram SIS To so or
$50 To this sdi haysfs wsgv- ant Il
g-use.. ssy s20O. an stPvuss Of 600, be-
-ids. their nr-t cost, m.siug them cost
hsf- ell me ssy fron sliO0 - $500 per
car lo.f. with fsw ezra load. fuuting
- high - 5000 or more.
Two e,fissd- dsily during The basy ss,.
sou l. ADout th- Ayvrsgr sale of large
.hirglog hons,. A large proportion sfe
.old slnost ihe dsv ~ arrival 10 d,alsfs
thrus hout New Eoglsni for retail uair,
hssidv- our osn city trade. TIE shipping
stAhl,s Usually have . sale ~ paollc sue
tiun on SAiurisy 90 clos. oui those Aeeu'
malaisd aud an.Old darlng The vtss. a.
they must make foom for more. There
an mauy cltlss 10 New Eugl,ud that ship
dif.Ct ffom The Wet but mott ~ The
smaller tosns ss-t ofth. Connscticut Val
l,y bay 10 Boston 10 quantities 10 .uit-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Late plo~lug undoubtedly disiurbs ard
d-.tru,. Insects -hich hsd gon. in,o ssfs
~iuisf Qlstrr- The tssm. are stronger
attti. = a.ou thsn In spfiug sftsr sint.r
~ comparative idlsusss The weather 10
cool aud th~ lard In better condition -
work than iu sstly spfiug wh'n saturated
wiih .pfing rains or mrltipg snos. IL
TIE work IL don. bOs II ssv . 80 much
tine 10 .p'ing when time l. worth doobls
ptic~. Bat ons - th- . rougs.t sfgumsLt-
is fsvor q fsll plpstog 10 tbsi much N-gc-
tstiun cls.ssd - weeds is destroyed Ani
pr,y.utd from ibpTf-ripg With eulilys-
tinn The folio~ing pfiug "A. w. Cht,vvr,
iu New EnRlsud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Farmers Institute at Norway


lie siisn'ion - tts fsfmeis u OSiotd
Cosn,, B, s,P' S,.lly esllsd 20 the lu,ii-
tutr. &, b. he'd ~ N1f-.y, on Fsidsy,
Feb 81. lsss Toe member. u ih-
bad n Aguculiur,, -ho oil b. pc.
sn'. -ill wake s,P ei.l ,fiit 20 msss
tti. meeting Interesting snd pfOh'aels 10
ell ~ho my attend.
A, The meeting j. the only one u The
kind ttAi all b. ia IN this ,iSini'y
al, winter. the farmers should consider
sg'ss, pii'i.sgs 20 Be- p'tssnt li-lll
b. good lime fr ito ~, together .hd
r,re- old .Cqusil,sros. and tieh.ngs
rs- ids.s. th.t -r may start on The ns~
yssi nth mote cguf.g- and brighter
tops. o. ihs future We expect slaige
utcltg .nd sr.nd good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
The Song-Bird Swindle Moving
Eastward.

Macy people D. Olio BOt long sgo were
.ufpfi.sd a. fad tbst the pl@cg's th'y hsd
wfitt-u - pf,refsr sons'bl'd- iufDrd up
a. "pfomi.ss to pay Thi. ssfitsblr
.wiudl. has nos reached Ss~ lOrk state.
.ui very pretty widow Acts q. the d-eoy
10 Grussse. Lislugston and other counties
n people do not want pledge. to turn up
as pfoni-.ofy noie-, th-y will follow our
sdsics given 80 many yesr-, to sisn roth
log Tor srsugTfs Which th'y do not knov
AL AhOut American AgticGltufist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
The Same Stuff.

0a their arrival st New z ,alsnd, party
OF Eogli.h people drank tbs hsslIh ~ The
vessel which had brought them safely TO
their dsstiustion. %. OF the gentleman
who vas asked 10 join 10 this ceremony.
replied
"No. I'm Q testo,sllsr, bat Ill wi,iisg.
" drink suecsss TO the shipin the liqaof
she hosis In"
Ahisnd DISAPPEARED, and returned with .
glass OF water. Aftsr complimentary =
postrophs TO the ship, the recipient tossed
u od st once, but Immediately sputisr,d.
"Ush-sh-O-,hls is-0-rhsi-whst In
psafsria msdica ls thlsf'
"rhsti' exclaimed his ffiendi why
you've drunk success 20 our noble ship IA
The Identical liqaor che fjats Ia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

i.urfei from = very severe cold In ny
heal fir mouth. aud used everything
recommended but oouli get no relief.
wu advised ~ use BY. Cream Balm.
II has worked llke m,gic 10 its cufe. |
am free from my cold sftsr u,lng The Balm
ons,wssk and believe Il IL The best rene
dy knosn fcellng grateful for What u has
done f1r me send thi. tsstlmonlsl.-
s.mael J. Harris. wnole.sls Grocer, li9
Tront s. New York.
Two bottles ~ Ely's Cream Balm cured
the -lfs ofs wsll.snovu L y. A. General
.ui also twO army oficsrs In Arir'ns OF
Cst,rfh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

when one gives an order to an tesn, for
iiult tree. ibs roy,l,,.s better be len oui.
unless Que wants - sxpetimsnI Better
10Y well proved Vsrisiiss Never .isu .
eontfset when the order is givrn allowing
tbe uuf.sfyman 10 substitute bis o-n se-
lectiour, N he DO not chanee tn have the
kibds ordered. Many nurssrymsn keep .
stock of free ETosipg, inferior Varieties
with which 90 al such orders. ib'rpeii'
suesd msn fool too much With miscslisne-
On. Nafltilts Malnr fafmtr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
sATrRnrrM

with Iu intense itching. dry, boz stln,
often broken into painfui cracks. .nd TIE
little w.isfy plmples. Oftsn csa''s inJs-
.cri1Able surffing IIOOd's s,rs,p,fill,
n. -nudeffal power over ihls disease.
IL puria.s ths blood sud ,Ipsl. The humor.
.ni Ihs .kin hs,l. withoaI Asc,r. Send
flr book coataluins m,uy statements OF
cures. 10 G. I. Hood Co, Apoihse,ris''
IosgI Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Have you these d,nxeroa' .ymptons,-
cough. pain In the slide or breast, fever,
short bfes,h. night s~ests, tieiliog. rising
or soreness In N. throst, dlsrrbD,. nsr.
,Oa, debility. .,hm,tic OF bronehlsl Of.
hctIon.l n 90, use AZ once Afsmsons
Boisuic Cough Bals,rn. Trial bottles
10 cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Beware of ScroMLa

serofala :. probably more general than any
other disease. II q. insidious In eharaetsr.
and maniiesis Itself In running sores, pusinif
sruptions. boiis. swellings. enlarged iolnts.
abseesses. soreeyes. etc. lIood'ssarsapariiis
.rpels all trace q serofuia from the blood.
leaving u pure. enriched. and healthy.
"Iwas severely afiieted with seroiuls, and
over year had two running sore. on my neck.
Took eve bottles IIOod's Sarsapariiia, and am
cured" G. r. LovEJor, Lowell, Mas.
G. A. Arnold. Arnold. Ne, bad scrOfuiou'
sores for seven years. sprng and fan. Hoods
Sarsansflila cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
a GA r %.

ToAii vho sro su-sring irsm ,hs srrVr' an.
indl.rretions q youth. nsrvoas weakness, sAfir
decay, Io..of manhood. a.. viii ssni recips
that Ill cure Jou. FREE or cu,noE Thssrss'
rcmeiy wA' di~oVere'i ~ missionary In soHA
America SEMI a .eii iaiirrs.ei sn'eioTs ~ The
nv. JosEru 7. iSxAS. Siai.s- ., Nss Ts's c'p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Though farm boy by birth beesms q
farmer from choice, or from = conviction
that could get a. much real good oui OF
flf- on farm a. from sny other source i
kn.- ~ Or Which ~. within my reach
A. w. Chstyrr. 20 New Eogland Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
SCOTS EMULSION OR PURE COP
LIVER OIL. WITH HYpOPtIOSPulTES.

For CAgdrsa All Pala0aary Trosbl,.
DR. W = iloYr. Point Pleasant. w. Va,
say. II have hsj q thoroigh ts.i -ith
Scott. Emulsion In Pulmonary Troubles
aui GsnsrA Debility. And have been ,ston'
.h.d ~ The good r,sgl. for chilifep
with Rlck,s % M,rismu. ii IL unequa'
eli"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

KrEPiN0 Zoo, i ,,ni your re,isrs .
receipt fsf s,ypirg -gg., Which hss been
us.d by sn uld huussks'p-f f0f 50 year.
~ithout oue fsiarvi Dissolve 10 h"t ~stsr
qaick.nme th. siI- Of = large csf.e cup.
Whsn thofoaehly cold. sdd = goOi h,uc'
fal q salt .ud q. much sAisr .. rqaifrd
for your sggs PatA iittl- % this hrus 10
your pssssgr .c0tisu .. best y then pi,e-
th- .ggs in a. gathered ffrrh. LITTLE 'ui
dove. sbd N k.pt uoisr The hfior ,hsy
wiil k.sp suy lvngth uftim-. nth~ brine
4. ppat,d in. nor, sslsr can bc Aiird, n
n.c.s.sfy. To- th- ssdlmsnt I'm, sni u.'d
This Nil b- % q :l+bt IA cover t--niy of
thirty Z, I-n -F Grand Rapids, Mich . In
Couutry 0yutismsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
ACCIDENTS

sbd how 30 dsal With them, ,ni other val.
a,bls mS,iical Information. will be founi
Ia Dr K,afaAnn's great Medical woff ;
elegant colorri plates Send thrss esus
stamp. IN pay postage IN A. u Ofd-sy
4 Co, boston, Mass, and receive copy
free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

wehave 'he folinsiug ballslin from Pan'
coast L Con .hs. Pnilaiylpalas
Potato out0us-mid winter aud spting
,upplis-, A. We have csRyAs.sd TIE sit
gNtion smuug hoidsf., dealer, Ani grow
,f- 20 POTATOES. q. ssNchiug aui . far I.
I.o.sihis o. r,aeh. Which ~ prsssnt Ia yuu
fsr what yoa hod 10 worsh In Nys loik
state snd thf1agh The ~v,i n sem. 80
thuVgh every h,ldy Vas cutn lent thai The
cop -vuIf ~ lighC ,SsfJ whvfr, ,nd musi
,ssfy hody put away cou.iisfsb's qasuu'
~, "vithuat lsttug apybpiy AMOS suy'
thiug sp,vt % snd con.' qtsutly la Insuy
tustsucss thsfv has bs.n h.ld a 'ncsss
over pf,siou. yssf-. lc- eOaod Ia M. Ca
uadish Pfusiuc,s. ar patfOus = as. THERE
srs gt,st qaautiIiv. h.id foF spfing ship.
plug. L. thv "Biiii.h l,,.nis" ,he crvp
d, iafgs. sud q cAieh %. ofysm OF our
AmtfiCan msrsst. tpssiiss hs uumsfuus
,mAIsf stigm, bts m.Je already In Jan J
mach hsssisr shipmruts ths1 gsaA sIs
CuuLmplsts twu sisamsfs ua th- Wy
aud iosdtug uus. ars tn hfiug 81 GO ssck-
.sCh ffum Lsudon Ard LiNsfpSul 30 S~s
laft. s.s commencement, uSly, 20 ihv
ScutChsxpoft.. Osf G-fmsn cntrsspntd q
,uts ssg th.fv 4. 81 iuassfs sipfk % nuts n
p,tsis,s promised tu America a. 'oon 80
th- svaihsf psrmit. 10 l. sNiirut that
a.. ali. sr, huidiug f1r "hig prices 10 The
.piiug. sbi o. sqaslly aPpafyut thsi thrfe
az "1lg luts h,lI IL SEEN, io u, fes'
suuab.v 90 fspN oar good rule "tns
hsst time o. msfssi suy ptufsCr !. ~hils
10 tisstis bet qusliiy. sud -hsn 10 IL 10
gn.i fsmaui AZ ptyiug pfic'.. Better
Irt nt.l,i eruugh aluns. srt uut 'hftst ths
,h,fm- b' ov,r stf,luiugs f0r too much
Win %. f'si cisss potatoes OF is,ifshis
vsfi,u sry scsfc- sud hfm a. - srd %
cvrt. p-r husssl lcO Puuni.,l sui W af'
dsriuus a'.iui auy highsf fauur, o'iug
mslutsin' 'Aist ou siCspi oa seed k9's.--
M,ns Fsrntr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
Thn Laying Montha

JttuNfN. .Hfs.y sd hAiSh afc ibc
itt,, mtuiu. tuiit. Which The pOutflt1sn
.buui ,tdssvur iu pu,a ths h'us in 'ge'
pfoiuCiiuu Arsf 10. 'pfitg Opus, 'sg.
~il h- Ch'spsf. std tts TN" 10 gst -
msuy - pUsslri~ u. uov. Csu IL hr tot'
N~.sy ~. warmth l. 'sssutisi, aud
I'D rich iu sgg msttisl. shuuh hc pfo
sitsd. IL us,ssssfy u fed ach,ngr in
ORDER o. ,s.p ths h.u. iu health We b..
ll.ve that. iu.tsai of ersln. %" mosi im.
pnft,ut fsnd fur hsu- .. clover u cub-
t,iu. mote tine fuf ihv Shell. aud more uis
tfugsn than suy uihsf fsoi thsi Gao he pro.
stisd. Bat the hsu. oil. of c1ufss. hs com
p~Iisd tn sst Efssist buG ~ 10, Which
thsy ~lll readily dn. ho~tVsr. n nv sfr
pfusii,d with panty ofil fpluliymsa
~il nut f,cprciis thsmsslyts 10 itu fact
,tst a.. hsts chou 4 uot he fsi upou an
,Aciu.ive eraiu Aty mofc than ths coo 90
hur-e. ths fbosi sili cost thTm ls.s ani the
ben wil hs provided With 'oci lisi 'ultsi
a. her dsslfs-. lusissi f.o u"lng. ihvy
pole th- gf,lu up hsf1fe tae asus. sol The
f.sut q. thsi thy 80 ton "a, aui icy bai
VIZ fsstggs Mirror Aud fafmtf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

TTrs All Fit. stopped frss ~ Dr. kllss .
Great Nerve Isstorrf. No ~. amer nrst days
u,s. hsrv.iou. cures. Treatise And o. uial
bottle frr. ~ Fit cs.es. send to Dr. Kline, 81
Arch -. Phiia.. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Don't treat The cattle roughly. use them
a. eousiderstsly - members OF your own
family. IL costs poIbiss but brings in
dollars snd cents New Esglaud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Al Irishm,n, seeing . vessel very hsa''
ilE l,isu ami scnc-ly abo1s the wstsrs
edge, exclaimed. "Uppn my .o"l, " The
river "a. bats little higher. l do oells'-
the ship would 90 - the bottom"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31
"a DOs NTH A BAD NAME

- cstftInr uiis sf . stuFy saoutto commsnfs n
~ Othrf Cnarfr Nrturt lt - sfttfn 80 ~
gsfsr ~ Tnaak Finn. ed = SO - - prsts
= fttFnf thruaga thufesu lssafs, srd - - -.
toruaEhy .nfffs.tiug IL krrurt . pstiishrd -
ffYsturs. Ne. a. : lI D. $50, pn Isids o. sf -
tr.s a. Iufsd -t-fss 80 o. - fsf lssI, . 80,
- ueafts. rr 81 rsnf. 90 usllfhs. Allfsss n
Va Wsfnsc.si. fatli.ter. iustars. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-31

Hardly week passs. bat Ne ere 70.
minisd that Ne are eousi,niiv surrounded
by psflls seen sni kerosene.