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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
DR.. Hammond and Woman's
Brain.


The womsn's Tnbuae says DR.. VII.
liam A. Hammond who, disrrgsriing The
record OF colleges, Insisted on clslmlhg
that woman vas. l., and must ever be In
'erlor on soeo1ut OF her .msllsr brsio. its
lesser .pscins gravity aud other paPsole
q reuess To structure, hA. not been heard
from lately and l. doa1,ls.s pnuiering
over The feet. rcvrslei by the scientific To
sesrche. OF II -lsn q tfdsnsr. our doughty
cnamplon. who sftsr mbnths OF eNeful
siuiy with the best authorities, made
these a se1verie. 1 Ta.t ths brains Of
inf.uts show no difference 10 tue s.ts-
2 Th,t there IL no such marked dlfir.
ence between the bfslDs OF The sex-s as
hstseeu N. braius of the individuals OF
The sane SCI 3 That While the brains
of the most di.ting gaished men, the Crom
wells, the Cuylsr-, the ByrOus, sgi The
SpufI1slms have been weighed 10 help the
syersgs fJr men, thsrs has never been sx
,mined the brain of Q great vom,u. Oar
ser has been tlcketsd to nI the hospital
patient and the tramp. That while IL
10 el,imed by the best suihOrities that The
specific gravity Of wOman'- brain IL l-ss
than that OF ans IL IL also conceded by
the same beet authorities ths, the speein;
gravity OF braias Increases 10 old age aud
Insanity. That afIsr all. the dlf renee
In male aud female brains IL So slight ss 10
be not easily fecogoiI ,ols. B,set o1 this
last assertion Miss q .riensr "a red to fur
ui.h DR.. Hammond twenty veil preserved
adult brains OF both sexes uckstsd in ci'
pher, sni threw down The challense ~
him ihs, he would not he able 10 tell which
was which. Uales, d.. Hammond &C.
csp,s thl. ehallsuge We want 10 hear moth
ing more from bin on the sui CT OF
won ms inf,rioriiy, like Marx rnain's
Iri.hm,n. ''bu, silence, and mighty little
of that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

CoPPER wIRE AND RIysrs II sm sur.
pri..d 10 fni To how many uses copper
wire and fiysts may he pot We use wire
sboui our stove plpss ss matter OF
course. dad copper wire very ussfil 10
reoluiiug my baskets. Every one knows
how liable the binding 10 the rim ofbasks,s
!. % get out OF order when sui ctto hard
usage whsn splluis sr. sc,rce nothing
answers 80 good purpose A. copper wire
IL l. tough aud Yet 90 pliable ths, II can b"
wound tlsh,ly, aud n'nly scared. IL
answers also 1T ss well good many
other purpo-,- IL IL good pan TO keep
sbou, thre. siI . on hand Rlsstf ar.
equally h,niy Any hardware merchant
hss them fbt sale For msniiag OLD har.
p.sss., hsltsrs and other ,hlags wh"rr
l~sihsr IL used, they are handy and
qalckiy ussd 0'ieniimes . few rlyeis
save quite bLl at the harness msker'-,
beside saving valuable time, aud any body
can use them Cor Mirror
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
ror the osforilDewocfai.
A STORY or Tux NORTH COAST.

s.Ohi but he is my boaay boy.
nfcsd broved and hsfel eye,i.
on, but be IL my bosnr bofi-
The hsplsss mother Crisd.
"Ah iissv~ni salty. take him nos
To ssil upon the sea.
ie never viil bring back again
Ny bonas boy Ia me.
.My goodman anil fo1r ~insOme lsds
The hunsry cruel ses
Has swallowed up. he Il the last.
Oh spare my boz ~ mel
"ssy so-. asY nos. : ne asixhbot. s.ii
As 'fosnd they curious stosi.
"rhey1i max. the fnriun. ~ the boy,
rbeyfl make u. ssii aud gooi-
rhsy took him there upon the ship.
rhe n.h~if.'s unly chiid.
And -b.n their sails we're .et OF shore
h.r ',.in .en, ute. -l,s'
Year. nei. TIE ship to that bleak shore
Rstatnssi ~hsn 'ruani the World
~ many port snd harDor fair
Her canvas hsd been fnTied.
Agsllsst esptsin trot her dsck
llr~d bfo.vd snd haEei.ysds
ilis fuftune maize AMI siih him there
A hsushy :. anish brittle.
~. .hip -eil snehofe.i. up the strand
Win sagsr foot .,fsuie be-
To 4 h.F fols Ia hoaest gai.s
Net HIN Ftsht hsaftily.
~. r.pii saf- quick oNerran
thsif f.cs. ever ons
"hy mnfhrf. s0ri fnlks. fsrrs she wsllf
Hath she fofsbt her soaf-
Iseh iouEue %, mate. 90. spake At last,
''l,O u siT. hos wiil " hssTl
Dane nsFuara. ~. hath Eoae dan
Tuis may sniiinasy year.
Won fucsy cave she hsbiisth,
We n.hsrfolk ave shsFv
oar ms.. 9Th hsr-sh. be- Cots poor
Though little -.'vv o. spare.
Hist Yea .hs co'ne.-i>,ri love yoa. ctr.
Dunt take its, a. hsarti
ls ssrs bat bit lsfdis. none
hiam- - sir. bar psrti-
In. dan old n.h-lfs. SHIRE they stood.
Cams sfOuchlhx oct the sands.
Her .sbbiag soa stepped qaickiy forth
And stretched his sasuisnei hands
NV mo,h.s. s.-kno-.t thoa not thy .0n.
Thy boy p she -eirilY eyei
Iiis fnrm ths -hiie her rriffie-i head
she shnos hon ttis ~ .lii..
II.r 'hfiveils.i hands sh- -sakiy vrusg.
Oh. n ~as hart 20 se~i
And mambiing mutisrrsi. "Nsy. my boy
rhey bring IA msir IA me.
my hoauy, bonay. benny boy
nsCs. bsck. ~ hungry -ates'
We hal enouahs snuuHhs ahaf
ie afv ten fan ~ graves.
nsrk, bscs " bad ny bonny boz
A. NV Efrsiman .sy.
han. n.if O. giye-yss. yes
fsTi IA one msii todayf-
Tssf eiami,efed she upon the cllr
Tb.ir pslsisd eyes tsfnfv.
viii saved bsr handsome piercing
shuek.
piungr-sni all Sas o'efi
wild s-ept th~ -inds about the ~.
TIE go made s-ful moan.
And shsrv IN. uaisrs he'll their deal
The ssagull. watched alone,
SIN 'round their Gre. The d.hef fols.
Wh-n nights ar dsfk and -tld.
To huitliag children Cfcpn the tale
Ot the n.h~if~ AMI hsr child.
The. hear n IN the -hispofing raVe
And IN the bfs-ksf's RAJ.
While moanins utnfi. about the ciir
nssail u sssrmof-.
CLaKA naHcHLLs GRNrsH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

TnE ArPLs TRADE The sxpDris Of sp.
pl,s from all American ports for the We
.ndlng fsb. 2. - rsp'rtei ~ A. q. LON
bs'd'. Sons, weis 70 S6I osrr.l-. Including
4 I3G barrels from II stOn. y 5S9 from New
YORK and ESQ barrels from Portland.
Por the season the total Exports have bstn
lis? 052 barrels, ipclufine $50, ,t26 bar
r.l- from Boston. 3s5 ts9 barr,ls from
New York. 20 692 barrels from Montreal,
~ i90 barrels from Psrtlsnd aud 63 Ss5
barrel. from Halifax. For the same time
last year the total exports were 500 Dos
barrels, inciudiog i26 i6s barrels from
B.,.tou. 23G. .is2 barrels from Sew York,
20 Oo9 barrels from Mortr.si, 93 i3t bar
r.ls from Portlsnd. "a, ,636 barrels from
HsIifsx and 10 tsi barrels from Annapolis,
-Cultivstor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Common Sense VS.. Pedigree.
How To IScRr,sE TRoN iy0 PouSp' or
BUrTsR PER Cow PER rs.K 10 ovkA
800 rouSps

P.D D5ugl,s. president of the Yer.
mout dsirymsn's association, tell. us that
hi. herd h,. bssu mostly developed from
grade Dafh,m. ofs gooi milking s,rsln
and fell blood Jersey bulls. lie ha. m,ie
purchsse. al dlffr.ui times OF full blooiei
Jersey h'ifsr-, bu, mo.t Of them have
been disposed of for varioa. reasons.
Some xsre too nervous. Others gave too
.rsll an amount of milk, While two ,or
three very DC animal. hsi the habit Of
holding their milk and dried themselves
% "Iisd had my present erp-risnce 81
The outset, he .id.. Il should have bought
ouiy Jsrssy m,lss a. I nou hslisy. good
butter herd eau be thus bred up more ehesp-
" and 'guslly q. good for practical WORK
o course this mus, be accompanied with
careful selection of the progeny. based up
ou ipdlyidu,l merit Only those possess.
log the he's, bu,tsr msklng qualities mus,
he rstsiuei. Bssuty of form, color or
fsneiful development of any description
must glye way u the stern realities ofset.
u,l ts.i n we would build np most rapidly
q superior wortiug herd. Ia this m,nnsr
90 baliiing up herd thsr. are no fancy
psdigrrss In the way ofs thorough sslec
tion and sd.p,atlon 81 our stock 10 The
parpo.ss for which 10 IL Kept where The
sale OF blOOdsd stock and 20, the butter
product is the o'l ct sought, of course .
dif,r.u, method must be parsusd. Beau
~ of form etc, must then be taken Into
sccouut
"rhe butter prodae, Of my o~n herd
h,. ben thus Increased from lees than sn
svsrsge 81 $50 pounds pr annum 20 over
500 poanis for each m,iars Gov 10 the
herd. know OF several herds which have
been thus bred up ths, give an average
Yield of even more than this. sLi where
the herds. IKE my own. number thirty
| I've m,iar. snimal. or more. The hslier-
disposed of pay we'll for their kssplpg. ~
they are oflsn the best selling msmbers of
the herd and also the most yslu ,bl. for use
ip the proiae,lon OF milk for the milk trade
and family u.s"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
.,.ti.m.n.. pu,ton..

Tho Old time plait bosomsd shirt and the
pearl buiious on Il, sewn by hand, are nearly
things of tho past Patent collar buttons,
prpar.hls Gni levers, are coming into the
markel every day. Wei dnsssd men, who
formally lookcl down CA ''nide' iewelry.
now 60 lated collar buttons, for The many
ussi justify the good quality at Moderate
price. and Il i astonishing the number sold.
A We uscl 20 say of pms, "What bccones Of
them allf' The sans could bo sad % plated
jewclry fcnerally. The desire Tor change
AMI be rally beautiful patterns tempt -
many. and all retailers sncoursgo u, prefer-
ring frequeni sales and at the same time CIV
lng the customer chAnoe O. kccp up with
the style st Louis Globe- Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
A Matter Of Habit.

IlAbltual BEATING down Is one Of the very
bad habits, easily acquired and difficult 10
shake of. Recently an Oxford county. Ne,
man vent into meat market 10 buy a small
,iece Of liver. SLOW muchr askel the man
II viii mako you present. of that" aid the
butcher. The man put on his mot knowing
look, stspped back. rubbed bis hands to-
gether, looked the butcher square In ths eye.
and aid; "Ain't that rather highr'-Bostou
u<ruh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
The rmrr,.. Of japan.

The London Mode Of Fashion says that the
Empress of japan Il at the bead of power
ful movement for bstiering tho condition of
the women of that country. She has estab-
llshci college Tor women At Toxic, under
the management Of n commiiteeof EuroI.an
and AmericaE women. Tho standard Of ein-
cation l. very low, especially In the country
districts. and Il Is hoped that this college viii
prove valuable aid In raising tho women of
japan 90 a higher level In QUE % the Ion
don hospitals there are now three Jarane-s
ladies who are going through their training
a. nurscs, with tho intention of returning "a
their own country when qualified AMI teach
Ing their countrywomen- - Detroit Pres
Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

liz KSEw.-''rhls Il terrible" mosned
the postmaster At Chugglssyille, I. be
moppsd the psrspifstion from his fore
head.
"whsn does the" began q man 9, the
window.
Next mail from Indianapolis gets In si
? so" announced the suffering postmaster,
intsrrup,lng him.
"Ho~ did you know what I wsntedf"
gssped the man n th. window.
"iIsyent answered that question nry
times to-iayf" walled the postmaster.
"Dont know that half the Rs?unliesns
in this town are tying TO get my postof'
dee away from msi lt's swfal 10 ulk on
this sablec so please 20 ausy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
Winning Mldsr.

lie gard around the cheerful and comfort
able looking apartment Then, addressing
she widow, he saiii
"Your husbands been dead over year
n0wf'
"yes,- shs answered, with q gentle sigh.
"over year"
II remember reading his obituary" he
said. ''and thought that u contained a mis-
statement Of facts"
"A missfatement OF factsr
"Yes. u said that he had gous 10 better
bona In my opinion IL would be impos.ibis
for him 20 End more cheorful, moro CON-
Portable. and, with you In u, more charm
ing and desirable home than this"
Ths widow smiled swestly, then be popped
and was aoospss2 s2-Dossoa Court~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

An sminsn,ly proper Joung lady ire.
qasutly refers 10 her fathers "mill oath. r"
II she ~sfs 20 20 20 young ladies board.
lng school, where The manners are polish
ei. si 80 much per polish. IL would not be
loug before she would be able 10 blurt
richt ou, In svsry.d,y Usitei States Ian.
guaxe. "mlll.dam"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

All OF us have in mlsd some men within
the circult OF our knowledge Who are .spe-
cay suecessful with the animals they have
the care OF dunog the winter. To. steers
grow and fattsn rapidly, The colts are
pump and thrifty. the cows give good
njw OF milk, and the pigs are Always heavy
st bu,ehsriug Itis care that does it-reg'
ulsr and contibu.d attention 10 the wants
OF the auim,ls 10 charge. This is more
importsnt even than blood. Will farmers
take no,s I'M .ise Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
RiSolsG NoIsEs

In the ears, soms,lmes roaring burning
sound are caused By cstArrh. that sI.
eeedibgly iissgreesbe and very common
disease. Loss OF smell or hearing also
result from es,srrh. Hoods Ssrsspsrilla
the great blood purin.r, IL peculiarly sue
esssful remedy for this disease, which 10
cure. by parlfying the blood. II you saf-
',r from esisfrh, Try IIooi's Sarssparins,
the psculisr medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

Avoid Appsarances.--A worthy gentle
man. having an unusually red nose, was
iona suspected Of being tlppler on The ely.
by those not well acqasinted with his
strictly temperate habits. His uufortnnate
il,ngursmst, was readily cured BY the use
of Aysr's ssrsapsrilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Only a Sneeze


A. one OF the Baltimore theatres on q
recsn, evening the audience enjoyed some
thing they didL's pay for. TIE two lead.
ing players were In the midst OF Q harrow
lns scene. Both hsd rvsehsd Q depth Of
suffsring-the woman clearly wronged, yet
loving and proud; the husband guilty,
bat loving also, and pleading for forgive
ness, which was refased-whleh esllecl for
profound sympathy, and their hesrer- hsd
settled down into q most respsctfal aud
sppr,elail,e state OF rspt stten,ion. The
audience hal become 50 qliet that hardly
Q ,ound could be heard. Right n the
most critical point, 9 drsught, or some
thing worse, struck big man with strong
lungs, In The rear OF the orchestrs chairs,
AID he altered % startling q noise a. was
probably ever heard In that thsstre. IL
sounded, In quick time, like "kitety-
kitehy -how-wow-ee-h he'e-
wou!" II ended way up 10 @, and Jared
the roof
The response that followed could no,
have been more completely timed ifeyery-
body bad heen connected by an electric
current Every man, woman and ehili
,lmultsns ously burst iut0 S hearty Q
laugh ~ WAS ever heard. and they kspt
right at II for st least two minutes, half
dozen or more men carried away by feel.
ingr, their voices rising above the Rep,rsl
volume of sound In cheerful, rolliciing
style. The bsblss actually orowed. Is
smashed the tale OF love and the reconc lie.
tion into flinders. just ss the snesEe came
the actress was standing facing the au.
dlence, her face woeoegone and foil OF
palm, and turned half way 10 her hnsbsnd.
who was In . chair. his eyes nxed on The
end gallery. She had one hand In the sir
In . graceful stage gesture. indics;ing
great sorrow. bat IL hsd 10 come down.
Before she could turn her face away her
slim form Was qulseripg from laughter.
She couldn't utter word. The husbtnt
cbewed bis lower lip and tried 70 keep sp
o show OF grief In vain. lie wisely tent
his head In his hands and laughed vtth
everybody else. The fun didnt sahids
for % least i've minutes
The ushsfs looked about 70 see II The
sasszsf was alive. He cosldat b fossd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
DON'T GIVE UP

becsuss you feel bles and are troubled
with that tired and sll-gone feeling. DO
a. did. use . bottle Of Sulphar Blttsrs, 10
will make you feel Ike . new person, 10
DID ms.--JKSsE HoLNrs, fremont street.
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
BOTANY.

one OF the most fascinating parsults is
the study OF botany. IL forms, Too, the
tasis OF ell medical knowledgs, and ia
greatest achievement In this age has been
-. discovery of Adsnson's Botsnle Cough
Ealsam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

A good butter maker who keeps q hun
dred cows and uses snsilsge In winter says
his butter costs lees than thirteen cents Q
pound. and be sells the entire product 81
foItI cent?.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

when women are admitted 10 the jary
bor IL will 40 hard with the defendant Of
their ser who appears 10 the prisoners
dock decked oat 10 blue bonnet with
steen trimmings. They'll Ind hsr galliy
slthOut leaving their SEATS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
IN. sood oii Vegetable ruisnonsry DAlsau
Bess kso~a cure Co coash.. celds \ ccs.e'ni'

Nurse-Can I pat babie In the eiio,
ma'smi Mothsr-No, dOggis 10 in the
crib. Wall till doggis has bsd his nap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05


Hts fUTuKk SETTLED -"I confess sm
sometimes sorely perplsrei." said the "a.
thsr. with 9 heavy Sigh, when ! think OF
the future OF my boys. IL great fe-
.pon.iblllty % have the choosing OH call
log In life for them"
Through the window came the voices OF
two OF the lads 81 play.
LOOK here" loudly srelsimed Johnny,
shat isn't fairi Yoa've divided these
marbles 80 - 20 get all the bss, ones In
your own bsg."
"Didnt have the ropble OF dividing
'emt" reiterated Willie hoily. Think I'm
going 10 spend my time n such Jobs for
noihirgr
$50 far as Willie Is concerned" resum
ed the father, after pause, ''ihs task OF
choosing q vocation IL not so dlrieult j
shall make . lawyer of him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

The Importance q purifying the blood ran
not be oyeresilmaied. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one need. a
rooi medicine to purity. ,iialiIe, and enrish
the blood. aud iloOd's sarsaparlla IL WORTHY
your confidence. II Is peculiar Ia that it
strengthens and buiiis 40 the system. ereais
an appeiIte. and tones Tie digestion. vhie
n Graduates disease. Give u atrial
Hoods sarsapanila Il sold ~ al druggist.
Prepared by Z. I. Hood & Co, Lowell. MasI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

Letting animals bold their present con.
dltiou with the iatentiouof giving them .
ssart later u iosing businsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
4 a.. n a.. q. GO>>.
81. "a a a. wsia st.. ,es. Iisssls.
LEWISTON. MAINE.
eENNgAL AeESrS FOR NAfNE


= - Ccustv C1umis.inssr. of IN Csua,y oi
unfard 49, staHs - Nsfns.
IT, unItsFsianeis al irsss % iiacnla flsnta
thsu u so Cuustf as vets fr. rssrsefulF -.
rssfnf ttaI - ~ $500 uneiNfioa a The ~
tssrs L. eeeNsaen 80 q 80 hiEa saY ia .,t lie
oaln Flsrtaftus. e1nmsertsE a. - hftfs srsu-s
- small sffeam nesr 80 tseiling Cf tlarrcs
nsna#tt. ths-es sraE Ne 90 F.ssf ss usf
sist srrnss N aagAIAo~sF river nsaf the Cd
su-il a. ths ivsllaT hcass ~ lshn 81 son ia satt
fIautaroa, saf also secssu TO bstfss
sf-c-s N hAsAlo-J utsf a. N Ioist ahsNs
msuiirurt
N.uf fsitisasrs farth~s rspr~ssnt tAh ths
ta.nsii ias uarthsfif q sni ssaFs ssit Liac.la
FtaatsfHrs. -tl - grekrF usesttsl ~ tns az.
"a at a sstl uishssy al ths baiitiag u al
trifss afnfsssf
Nuaf tstIii1asf. tasrsf fs-s resp~cfanv rs4a-st
80 a. "a cue shighuaf - "a Fputs atss dis.
rrinsd ks.i oFisf ~ taitsE 20 . ettEs &c
sfcfssasl snf sssess 90 ssd Lisceis fi1ntstihn q
ssf 90 - - 80 tostshfp. tsasdfef ttsrvhf
sarn an smeaal ss mNF - tfgei usces-srf fof
uastiug Ha1 egsainE salt Eausf sni tfifEs Ana
psYIng ~ skgrn - uf - ~ isFisG cat
TT fENsuCk. sat 10 gihefs
frly a lsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05
AMONG THE FARMERS.

ON practical agricultural top
ic. u -olicsied. Adirv-s all communication.
intended fos this department to Aohictt L
fUaAL EDfrOE. .OxrOsD DDEsoCkAr. PANS, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

OruEEwIsE OccuriKD D-Mother-''Ilow
many times have called you this morning.
Arthur"
Arthur (turnlng over FOR fresh snooIs)
Cant tell you. You dout expect me
10 keep the account, DO yoaf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

DO not hurry off into the woods 10 work
till everything necessary about the barn 10
done In good shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

Ihave been gre,, sufferer from ea,irrh
for over ten years; had IL very bad, could
hardly brrsihs. Some nights ! could not
-l,p-hai 20 walk the n)or. Ipurchssed
Elys Cream Balm and am using IL freely,
u l. working 9 cure surely. l have sd'
yl.sj several friends to use 10, aud with
happy results In every case. IL IL the one
medicine above all Others made 10 cure
c.,Arrh. and u is worth is weight In gold.
thank God have found remedy can
use with ssfe,y aud that does al that is
claimed for H. II IL caring my deafness.
n. W. spsrry, Hartford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-05

whistling IL springing up al over The
country, and II Il almost impossible 10 tell
whether girl IL soliciting hiss or IL on.
ly preparing 10 pucker.
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