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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
.rrss.~." In Mipe&

Very few people have any idea what .
'horse- In q mine Ia The term "horss" u
usually unequIvocai. and signifies mas of
country rock of considerable siSe, entirely In
clo-rd In ore or vein matter. No definite
limits can 10 assigned TO the si,s Of q true
horss. which certainly depends upon the rls
Of the lode a. well a. individual opinion AL
miners agree that hors must be portion
of the contents Of . vein or lcis Iron
pyrite.. another term. b formed through the
action Of sulphursttsi hydrogen or suipaur In
soms other form upon the Iron contained In
the rock. -s3t. Louis Globe Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Farmers Institutes for Oxford
County.

There ~ill be too farmers institutes
held in ihi. county the frat week 10 Feb.
rusry a. follo-.; At Grange Hall. wss,
Peru. Wednesday. Feb. 5lh; A. N.
paper "S-se, ootn culture and pr,sr,s-
lioa Of fodder In the silo. with directions
Zoe constructing .ilos snd bes, me'hods
fOr putting in the fodder" by J. NJ.
D-sring Of YOrk County; ?. NJ. psper.
Creamery butter making" by l.. n.
Blossom Of Androscosgin County; fol.
lo-sd by the Secretary Of the Board, on
Feeding Gov. for butter" evening,
paper "The problem Of labor on the
farm" by A. |. Bro.n, B.q Of Belfast
At Grange Hall. Nor-sy, Thurdsy.
FEB. 9TH. A N; paper preservation Of
fodder in the silo," by J NJ Deerins Of
York County; Pm, paper The jersey
coz ss . money maker. by q. NJ. 0o-sll
Esq. Of BO~doinh.m. followed by dis.
eus.iOns; evening. paper The problem
Of labor on the farm" by A. !. Brown.
E.q.. Of Belfast Good music vii be
furnished At thsse meetings. The spssk.
,p a., emiosn,ly qualified to 'Pssk on
he several subject. chosen. l, !, very
much desired ,h., these meetings be veil
attended.
h wALKtR MeKrrS. Member.
Wee, Fryeburs. Jan. 18Th, 1889.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
A Hadn't OF the Human Mind,

Herrmaun, the magician was standing
with some friends at Q New York hotel
recently when Marshall r. wilder started
10 do . trick which hinged on . certain
number. lie turned 70 Alfred Clsggett
aud asked him 10 think OF . number be-
tween one and ten.
"wait Q minute" said Mr. Herman,
"snd I will pat down the number that you
select"
lie took pencil and scrbbled the nun.
ber ou the bsek OF . menu card Mr.
Clsggett sat In deep thought for mo-
msnt, and nuslly said
"Seven-"
Hermann turned the menu over and
there Was the nsure seven on the back OF
the card.
"It is not . trick" he said quietiy.
"You will nod that every man viii choose
seven under the same circumstances"
Mr.. Clsggett turned TO On sdjolning
table where Colonel 0chIltree sat and pot
the question TO him. The colonel yelled
seven In loud and buriy voice. Then "a.
Stokes aud q. Gilmore came In In rapid
successiou, and both chose the same num-
Der. Townsend Percy and Tom Baruside.
Of the London Savage Clab, also selected
the same numersl. and for the sueceeding
half hour 10 one broke the record.
"There IL no explanation OF H." said
Mr.. Hsrrmssu In eonclusiou. - he rose 70
10 70 dinner. "It II the habit Of the hu'
nsa nisd-sothiag mora"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
TnG TOILET or DEATH.
Preparing Fr.sss Criminals Zoe the Fsii
ef the Gaiiietise's knife.

Toward 4 or s o'clork. when everything 10
rrsdy outside. the warden of tho pri-ou. 40
companiei by several of',ciais goss 10 the
condemDei mans cell. and. shaking him BY
ths shouldsr. announces that bis demand for
pardon has i@-n rrJ-c,si. says q fsris let
tss A. -con a. the prtsoner has drr~si him
sslf he Il. N hs ~ ds<irss. left alons With the
chaplain Cor q few moments. aftsrwsrd hs is
lei 90 the tollc, room rrt. hi. shirt collar
ls cut away sufficiently 90 allow the guillotins
knife to fall upon hi. tars neck, then be 10
fAsisDei with q cord starting from the sboul.
ders and ooun-rting With another cori that
bini. the two wrists, . thiri curd gus- from
th. wrist to the kne-. whero :, Il ioinci to
another curi alrrady pa-ed srOuni the leys
Thus strapped ths culprtt ls oblgwi 30
march as straight a. an |. with bis bead
thrown tack When the preparations are
eDdei the pr.s-~ion starts Tor tho guillo-
tine. the prisoner t-,lng supported by two of
the headsmAns aids ani sncompanici by the
eterutioner. tho chaplain AMI tho other OH
oiAis The huge pri-In dcor sre thrown
op-n AMI tho ilrs, obj-ct the oondemnsi man
-s- is thu black trsp-siforn knife. which,
couirsry o. the general lmprr-~ton. is not
cooocalsi frum his gas~ The distance from
the dsr % the guillo,ins I. -rarcely twenty
s;sT-. and a. -rou q. ths criminal ruaches tbs
swinging boari the chaplain quit. him. tho
eteutioosr -sl1s. him and pushes him ou 10
the b~-cula fahi rAni . oliok AMI q thni.
The fan u ths knife. ths hsavy sound of
ths body falling into the brand box The
movements ne slnnzt amultsncus The
knife fsIls The criminal diapTsar~
AZ roon as the ocrvniony 70 over ths body h
plac.i In . wagon AMI conveyed to Ivey
ocmstcry, where II IL burici In ths turnip
hsd whsn the parvnis r~claim the body
AMI II "a lnterr~i In another part ~ the Gene
terry no name 10 ever put upon the hsalisions,
In orier No, 90 ercits public curiosity. When
the boiy 10 no, reclaimed The prufcct %
tolics aGthoriie- the faculty % m~ticins to
tAks H. strictiy sJ.aking. tho corI-s ought
not % - dslivsr~i "a the faculty until after
twvnty four hour.. this delay tsing acourdci
to thu family 20 make iis demand, but the
custom 1, to give up tho holy Immediately
after q simulated burial when ths authorities
are CERTAIN that II vill not D. rrclAlmnd
During the whole % this lugubrious ccrv
mouy tho chief srecutioasr never toocbe- The
victim Ths tolls, ani all the OPERATIONS
that require contact -ith bis psr-un are psr-
formal by Tho aii.-fAris Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

ExEEct q YOR CoLrs.-Oae OF the mis-.
TAXI. made by The oie,dsrs OF horses IL
sr. Ping The colts couna,d in stables and
10 stable ysrds 10 winter. They may be
ever So vel fvd, bat food is not enough
% develop colts They need abundant
exercise aud n ihsy have the run Of the
Ids sbd are we'll fed thy will play and
t.ke q great deal OF exercise. This play
develops no, ouly muscle and bone, but
lungs aud heart. aud gives tone and
strength and growth 10 The body. iffseil'
ties are not 81 hand for giving colts the
freedom Of the nslds then exercise should
be giy,n 10 them Oy their owner. Colts
may be driven with bepsri 81 much
earlier age than ~as formerly suppos.d.
We do not mean that they should be hitch
.d to heavy loads st an early age, but vs
do mean thai ~ the age Of one or two
years they may be driven hitehed 10 .
ligh, vehicle several miles . day, with
osu. 1t, N they cannot get the exercise In
some other way. As the sturdy OAK can
pot De grown In njwer pot In . lsdy's
psrlor. bat 10 develop IL 20 its full power
must feel the storm sndihs saushine, 90 10
have q speedy, vigorous colt II must have
.r.reiss, worn. trsinipgI It's muscles must
D. hard. ned, tts lungs expanded and its
heart pal-siiobs prepared for supreme con.
tests cy the kind Of work that 10 VIII be
called upon 10 perform. Do not kill The
eolts by kindness. any more than you
would by workipg them too much. Oo-
serve tnst golden mean which is so peces.
sary TO the highest success In oil under
tahlngs. We know Of many valuable colts
whose power for ussfulpess and whose
value would be greatly Increased II they
could have the riRht hind OF training the
present. winter. Kept 10 their stalls and
stables their systems suffer for the want
OF the pars air and physical exercise re-
qslrsd for the healthy dsv.lopmsns OF thsir
vial forcss. s.-RarL world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Fifty thousand dollars is the estimsted
saving To the farmers OF Copuectieut by
reason OF cooperation In buying. This
large sum. stritius IN amount, illustrates
the power Of organized 81 IT. The large
corporations and trusts derive great ad'
vantage and pron, In being able TO buy
their supplies In large Quantities for cash
at frst hands. Farmers have been unable,
hitherto, To secure these advantages, be
cause they we're 90 Isolated and disuui,ed.
hut this condition IL passing avay. thanks
To the grange. Any organized Effort which
brings eonsumer and producer nearer to-
eethsr and reduces 20 . minimum the En-
pepse OF middlemeu II . gain In the
worlds progress New Rnglsnd Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
sI,ppyy DEATH

Can be prevented by removing those
causes which produce H. symptoms
which ipdicsi. ApoplsIy OF Hear, Disease
are DlIEluess or Pressure In Head. spots
b.fot. Rs.s, Pain Nound or PLpitsiion OF
Heart, Pain In region ~ the Heart With
feeling of SanOcstiou, Ringing sound In
Ears. Samonss. or Priekly sensation OF
Limbs. The only rrmeiy that permanent
ly relieves these symptoms and prevents
sadden Death 10 Auti.Apoplsciins. Sspd
for circulars To DR.. v. y Hutchinson a Co.
Enosbargh Fails, VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Too SAP ron TEARS lie vas tLking
with Ysnkin farmer yesterday. and In
the course OF conversation ssksd
II. your wife In with your
"Sosp." replied the farmer grinning .
little.
"DIdnt she want 10 GOMEZ
"Sosp," with Q broader grin.
when she comes in with you bring her
up 10 dinner"
ell willt" ehueklsd the husband.
"s,y. what slls yoai You seem greatly
pleased"
"it seems funny"
"wha, doesi'
asking sbou, my wife. Shes biz deaf
s.xa. p"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Iw. troubled with esisrrh for thirty
years. Have suffered . great deal Ny
syrs, ears aud thro., we're greatly snsctsd.
Mr. Kinney, the druggist. Induced ne 10
Try Ey's Cresm Balm snd Tor The past Two
year. hsv. hsi very little uoaole. ! have
lived 10 Webster. Mus, and RDctyille,
Com. Very respectfully. J. w. Praii'
Monson, Mas.
I have improved grrs,ly since using
Elys Cream Balm FOR estsrrh. feel Ike
. n.w nan. It's blessing 10 Humanity.
John ID, FARRELL, Hartford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Bsscre the fr., baby IL four months old
It's photograph must be taken. and copies
sent bt its do,inx parents 10 relsiives and
dear fiisnds. The second baby. slthoush
IL msy be a. besutlful - . posts dream, h
. mighty lucky youpgsisr ~ gets ia
photograph taken before II 10 four years
old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
.oxFoRp.
KoAD Hui.

COUNTY oT OXFORD ,,u,rv,psu u,
is,s Nv. ". NllltsA.su' sl',. ~
Ma l. - - n ~ c,.s.'.s i.,' = rsrsr. $50
- mls. tr.Fsi - -.s,s fr~u Nof' -,
"a, = KsGaf Fs. 81 rstars. IL"
nsv N ~ a. Z dsFs s Ncr~sF 90 - 81 -.
ENo.-i a. oth. of Nof-us
h ulr. tratsl - .sBs frao Nor~g
vu.r. l. n lst nui al rstaru.
Jubs Il. h. d snt q. tsf, vissias Fe@a' 80,
In uaIaoartsfsis,i ta-pship-, ""
- ulis. trsssi ircu NoF-.y . iAAss -
L.. 80 d.u q B,thsi 90 ~, q
ssi.rtmsn nsthsl al iissascf, hW
- uis. usssi 90 ssms hv@ Nef' a..
- D. nrthfl at fstafn.
Iuiy .. I tsy a Alh.ny "a - % ssise'nea" 80
49,. travel 90 ,.ss fruaSorvg -.
g. Aib.ny al rvtaru.
Aar n =. "a dass 81 Csaioa "a - o. -.
Ca.nua.fiss 81 Csnica.
n nIis. tr.ssl - ssus frcn Nor-r
A. C.ntna al fefaru. ."
Ass >. =, = Ssrssy "a Ps' = SsisS'asa 80
h -. we % ..uos iruasor~sy
vilsss D. FIiat till ssi rstsru.
z-ps A.. i1. ! tsss = Nor-ay "a 30 - - "a,
lsstasn a Ner-sy,
h -. trsvsl 81 .sns frOu NeT.N
suI.ss - Ws Rlsh.riss-'' Aad 70 -.
s.pt 4. is "a n. a.y, yis-tns rOsis IN =.
ua ncart-ursisd to-ushiP..
AZ rIliTs trsrsi 90 ssms ron Nov 80,
~ - Lac All rstsrn. s1
Cssh pslt eaL
sspt -. a. az, q AsisTsF % Ps' otssV Al.
a huf.
s-,t a. ~ -. J asy. q Rrysnt'. rsst 81
pst tof D hsrtisu al oih ~ VOL -,
stn.k.
a. m..ss trsvsl 90 ssms ffum Nof~r -
a. nv anf'. Ped snd rvtafus
.OgtiqAAa dsy. a E-st Diatsa - ~ 80,
ofIl 4 P.rssas snd oh ~ \ phnfii. wv
f.s 1nIis. travel 81 ssIps ira Nof- -.
- - E.-t Distsld snd rstnfe, W.
o. Is IL ~. . d.F. 81 hsthsl 90 Pst 81 - -,
lsFfrsa q hrttsls .
e. tai'ss travel - sans rom Nef-N -,
- n~tksl a. frfarn.
o. n a 4 f.ss q Es.t tamasr on pei oi -.
ts-o Nsxirl q \ raonsf.
~ uIss travtl - s.1ns trun NcrsN -.
n a saunsf sad rstufa. ~
Nyy n 4 d.s q P.ft. sni harktsd 90 ~ -.
u C.fiioa tssrudsf a hacktsid. -
~ aiss trsvtl ssms nom NoruN -.
n nsFkfstd sd f.fis.
.Ia %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
ONE FACT

IL worth column OF historic. sail an
American statesman. IL isa fact estso.
li.hsd BY "a. testimony OF thousands OF
people, that Hood'- ssrsspsrills does cure
.crofuls, salt rhsum, and othsf diseases or
"a etion. arising from impare state OF low
condition Of the blood. IL also ovsreomss
that tired feeling. creates 9 good sppstite,
and gives strength 70 svsry part OF The
system. Try it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
a cs.vs.is.s cessr',ssss-

A contrivance has lately been introduced
On tho railroads In Russia 10 Indicate the next
station at which the train viii stop ltha
dial, the indes OF which points 10 the name
Of the station. 0ns b sst up In every car,
and the indicss OF ell are moved at once by
s,scsrscity, working from ths locenotva-
rrs.s cE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
ROAD RiLI-

COUNTY 90 oxTORD
ieA To JOHN nARKER ~.
M n s.i y, A.y, Al Ssr-.y "a ~ q
Wo-l ESQ
- ul.. travel % ..as hOa
fafis a. Nor-sF at rstaru le
lans y. - q. .isys iasres'ias r0s.is 10 ihs
.u.scoFPsr.isd 's-ssAiFs - ~ -.
isss's. rs.,l hOa h-sAsl al =
Jsss .. I tsg = Frysbsss Ao.lsuy Grsat. g4
~ ni,ss tFsssl - ssns. bsthsi -
- lay !, Il.ss',, s..j : y, :, s-l-y,-.s
~ lisusssf al hsthsl. 40
~ uiis. u..si s.ass iruu hstAsl
D. usaafsf at ryturn. -
jay a i.f - Ahsay "a 30 - S.lectrpsh. zoe
- nlss tr.ssi 49, hsthsi -
AIl@nY sad rstafn. 10
Aas =, - 80 ,. d.'' - os-,oa 90 Fss Il 49,.
ia 49,. tr.,,i % ga. hua
hsthsl 81 C.usra AT rvtara. io@
= tsf 81 Ncr~sf 90 - q >sieLtnsns sN
s. mlss tr.ssl - s.as froa hsthsi
s.v'nnI az. :; Ss'-" : >, q s.l-s'- -,
issh.. trs..i - 49, B-sA., -
Nerssf snd tsrs~u~os.i at rstaru. 80
-sFt u al ~ tsrs vis-ils ~ fesis a
- anlasarr..r.tst te-nsh.fs. sN
% als. tr.ssi 81 $50 hoa
hsfhsl at rvtara. 80
cssh l..si cat. sHpsos~.. WI
~ p. asy q Autssst ea ~ - -.
s.i ssy. n,ys.r,rOsaS - ~ etr =
hsrtifu. ~
"a mHsstfsssl 81 ssns frun hsthsl
4 Ns.-i.furk al rsraru. -
ovt /, 4 80 ts's 81 pattsii 90 Fs' 81 -,
"A fsrsrrs. w.
afs. rrassi o. ssms hUaa hsthsi
a. E..i tHRtsii ssd rstafn. 10
4" if al n, isfs q Es.i ltsthsi - 20
20 ~r.rrfInFn.
uIr. usssi 90 ssos fr.m Wsst
Hsttsl 4 E.si hethsi al rstafa. %
4" q a. ~ dsfs q ~anssf 90 20 ofo
MaaIn. ~
li4u..Is. frassl - ss1ns fruan ttfthsl
4 Rasf saunsr saf rsfarn. -
Nes o. sni 81 ! dsfs 81 nasktsii 90 30 "
4 tssrfurf.
nnlsstrsvsi 90 .sns fruu nsthsl
T. uarktslt s1t rstsra. 80
,is y
BstAsi. pss n. $50 ,,,,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A gentleman observed his little sou at
tsntiveiy studying . msp OF The world.
"what are 700 loohing for. Wlllisf ne
irq,ired. The small boy tnit his orows
and travelled Q aeircuitoas route with hs
for.noger before he answered, earnestly
"rwyipg To fod Christsndom."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
pnui pnri lrcnrsa PrLE.

s,Wroas-M ,lstafei intense i.eblng
and sanxiug, mo.t st night, worse by
scratching. n allowed 20 ooutinue tamots
form, which oftsn bleed aud ulosrsts, be-
coming very sore. SwArSxs OINTMENT
stop. The itching and bleeding. heals ul-
csrsth,n, aud In NOS, cases removes the
iamor,. Al druggists, or By mall. FOR 10
cents. DR.. Susyns q Son, Philsislphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Eminent pbysieisus everywhere recon-.
mend Ayers Cherry Pectorai - the most
reliable remedy that can be bad for coughs,
colds, and ell pulmonary disorders. ASK
yoar druggist for Ayers Almsnae u "a
the hes, pablies,ion Of the kind, and full OF
Ipformatlou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A succession OF dir,ial .hrisks 1. heard
on the nr.t door. Fond Mothsr-"whn
1. the matter with Billyr color,d ssrv-
snt-"Ples.s, ms'sm, he !. crying shoai
Is-.b.rries" MOthsr-"lie can't have
any more, he has bad four ssucsr-fsls a..
resiy" "Dem Is ie berry ouss be 10
whooplng about Hes all s~ollsd up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

John l. sallivsn 4. employed I. sport
Ing editor on Sew York pspsr. The In
precision 10 steadily ssinipg ground that
The great "slugg,r's" lighting days are
over. Ad.m.on's Botsrie Cough Bslssm
cen knock oat . cold quicker than any
other remedy on record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
IusrIcy or THE PEACE SAYS

Hoo. Jobn N-sl.y, justice ofth pesee aud
.I.msmber Of the House Of Rspr.sents-
,ivss from Meredith. ". II "a. for twelve
years Q terrible .Sfr,r with rbsumsti.m.
Tie says I cannot obtain any m-dielne
which does me 80 much good ,s yoar Sul'
phar Blttsr-, and think II IL the best
medicine made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

The apple trade IL ct complete stand
stili on account Of the over supply thrust
on the Euglish market. A hundred thou
sssd barrels of apples . week is more
than the foreign trade can take care OF,
and 90 . copsquspee prices have gone 90
low abroad ~ hardly 10 pay transportation
expenses. The lsst shipments have BEEN
light. and probably change for the better
viii soon take place. Prices, however,
mast remain Low Cor cone uns 70 cone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Imitation ls the sinosres, ns,tsry, and
nov that Mrs. Cleveland "hss snoothsd
hack the hangs from her bssuiifai fore.
heed" We msy srp-et 10 hesr that even
the cattle upon . thousand hills have sr'
tended their browse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A Ssbr,.ks man h.s jos, died from the
bite ofs mule. says the Carthage. (Mo.,l
Democrat IL adds This IL the nrs,
actual proof We have bad ths, the mules
bite in ss deadly as biz sting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Hoods SarsaparMa

Combines. In a manner peculiar 10 Itself. The
best blood-puTifyihg and strengthening rene
dies u the vegetable kineiom. You ~il ind
this wonderful remedy effective where other
medicine, have failed. Try u nov. u vii
purity your blccd. regulate the Digestion.
and give new nfe and Yigor 10 The entire body.
-IIood's sapapanlia did me great good.
was tired out from oyerwofk. and u toned
me up" MRs. q. 4. SIMMONS. Cohoes. n. "
II suffered three years from blood poison
I took Hccd's saraparilla and think ! Am
cured MRs. NJ J. DAVIS. Drocsport. N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical Agricultural top
- :. -slic tel. Adirv-- all Communications
intended hBs this a~g<rtseai to AosIcuL
ruaAL kDTrOA. .okfOzD DDssocsAr. fAHis. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
rRANK Y hRAnfM
oNFORD (.

OXFORD. - n.s. y. iss.
he pcr.easlf sppssr,d Frsak \. Rr.iis,. ssi
n-is e.th th.i ~ laFys-iag sscoaais ~ him ssb
scrieed. uue. nstrs ~,
ALREKt = AUSTIN.
Clsrk sag. Jed. Ceart-
oxFORn. 90 p.c =. isss
usvias srsi snsuui.ed saa satiiFi ths t,rvgylng
ar,uau II Frsnt n ursiisf. Ouanfv C.nnlsslrnsr.
- rFrfiN 49, - sio~ thsrsua. IN q far
kuaifed t~snff frs ttrllsfs AL siFtsa osuts
AlhEkr n Ar-ttN. Cisfk sap. led Cnari.
o~CAk a. nEgsEl. Cosafy Atturnsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
County Commissioners Bills.

Road BILL.
.... TsTR,NE r. BRADLEY. %.
M .. 4, isF q Asf.f Fslis. - NJ, 81
ttsFuH.a. q az. t4a
y u.lss trsssi oa $40. fryehare -
kstsr - sai rstara. gu
% 40 =. = a.. = Ssf-sf 20 ~ Fr.as
u.aiI d. = . a.. is..,i 90 ..s. frva
~ fsls b. Nor~sf. al rstarn.
siaf, -, d. o. IN. d.ys sprut n vissteg
r.ats u unl.scrp tosnsalps. w
% uas. tfsFsi - $3.50 fien frys- -
!sas. n.a1s. : ) Az. :, B-,h.l H.ss-,'. =.
80 uis. tfss.i 90 .sns husa Trys
oarg b h-thsi 40 rrtaru, ~
'A'' "sA q o. tsys q Aiesay % Pst sslssi- -.
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Purides the Blood

IIcsrs slrsaparIla IL charaeisriied BY
three TeculaIities 1T, the oorsbtaaft0a 81
remedial agents ~, The PropoTii0ai ~. The
trocss a securing the active meiicini
qualities. The result l. amedieine q unusual
strength. eteciing cures hitherto unknown.
seud fof ho,k containing addiiionh evidences.
"Iioo,'s Sifsaparilla tones up my system,
ruTtlfs Liy lloCd. sharpeus my Appetite. and
srems 90 mike NE oNef.s y. u. THOMPSON,
Register of lseds, Lowell. Mass
"IIOod's SlrsaparillA heats al Others. and
4 worth IL Ne ght IN gold." I. BARRntoros.
10 DAAk slIest. New York CITY.
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IN. rod ga v.s~ssbl. Pslnsssy n.lsss.
,ee' osaslss csusr Bros \ CO. pssssa.

"whsts pleasant world this would be
10 live In" said foeg. sftsr shaking hsncs
with Q gentleman having ASPIRATIONS ior
personal prsfermen,, "if only everybody
were running for public orieeT
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