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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27


IIorse-stahle proximity l. favorable to
ths fy uui.ancs. a. arr swill-palls. sloP-
holc. ani unclean Kitchen surrounding
generally. Therefore the tliy house
keeper l. les tormenici hy The prvssncr
~ the winged scA,rngcrs. Bui despite
h-si siiorts. they arr APT a. p With a.,
and rrof C,sok suggests. from hi. own
practice. a ihrr-fold prrCauiion for their
statement
Firsi. We have scrrrus a. al our
windows. aud a. such doors AZ afe much
u.oi. especially the ou,sllc door' io
Kitchen and dinlng.ruom. The SCREENS
a. M. Kitchen windows arr fall length,
80 the windows can b. openei from
above or tsloN. We believe in frrsh
air. aud With ihis arrangement We ct H..
second. Tho .cr~cn to The pantry
v lndaN. 60 Zach 20 The dining-ruom win
,loVs. ani a. one window of each ~ The
other ruoms. l. hinged Al the top a. the
upper sssh. Thus hy dsfkcnlng AT the
other windows. the nie. sligm on thu
hinged .crvyn. We nov push The screen
quickly oui a the bottom. brush rapidly
With a pslm-lcaf ian, and lo, the ilcs
arr 40 uuisiie The window
Third. Ia case The nic. get too thick.
We usc p,rrihum, or, hctier, California
p,r,thum ~ huhach. Toward night Ne
try o. attract al tho iii-. Into the kiich-
cn hy dafkrning the other rooms sud
placing o'loruu. sweets eNpose,i la that
ruom. M ten o'clock - bedtime - 49,
scatter. by means ~ ien-crut bellows.
little ~ the powder Into the room
The next morning the fics are dead AMI
partially paulysc'i On the Kitchen iloor,
Bnd ar swept up and cfvmated la the
kiichrn stove before any rv,i,r. Mr..
Cock prvfrrs the hinged scrr-n In the
main. ~ too fire. Ne ~ the pyrrthrum
spreads line dust on the furniture,
which l. not rihle.-rribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
Jot,N vURPrV's TtlLThlI Pros
pTgfTN

On the 1t ~ June iS>G, package 81
money containing -lO,ND was shipped
hy the uiied state. express hy the
Union national hank ~ Cincinnati to the
Van Mert national hank ~ ohio. WHEN
the packagr reached It, destination at
Van Vert II Nas opened and found "a D.
bogus, being stuffed with paper aud cot
tou batting. IL was evident that $1,000
had le~n stolen by SOME one.
I'm Investigation ensued under the di-
rcCtion 81 Calvin Cone, the general su-
l,eriniendent 81 the company. They
came to the conclusion tha, the package
had t.cen pat up IN the SHAPE Ia " hich IL
Wa found AZ the hank Ina 1incinnati. ca
that theory payment wa. resisted by the
express company, against which suii
Tor the amount Vas hfought la the
United stale. count 40 TolclO. aud Mas
tried during the winter ~ ls>',-Ss. The
company Nas beaten, Judgment against
u Nss entered. aud the money paid.
Here the matter rested until a little
over a year ago, when Il was referred To
Col. John Bryne ~ this city, Who had la
the meantime becn general detective
agent ~ the express company. The
colonel went 90 ohio, looOked over the
ground, saw everybody through who's.
hand. the package had passed on H..
Journey. aud became convinced that the
genuine package had bcen stolen al
Grenyille. ohio, and the bogus one sub
stituted by a man named John y. Muir
phy. Who was 40 the time ~ the robbery
employed a. driver by the United State
express agent AZ GrecnVillc. H. left the
employ 81 the company Ia June, lS,s,
under Somewhat suspicious circum-
stances, aud after demanding a large In
crease ~ salary which be- knew the COM
pauy would not pay. After leaving be-
made no efior "a obtain work, though
h. vas not known Ia have any means.
On August l.lsss, be- left Grcenyille
aud went Ia Dakota, giving out that he
Was going To take up a land claim.
Prom Dakota he went Ia southern Nan
sas aud stopped al place called Mead
'entre. Here he remained some time.
and arranged 90 locate. after which h.
returned to GrrenVille for his family.
consisting IT his wife and two children.
Gu October be- left Gr-cnVille with hi.
family. Murphy MAS next heard ~ II.
Arteslan CITY. la Mead county, about
eight miles from Mead Centre, where he
engaged In running country store.
Col. Byrne about two months ago learn
ei that his suspect" was making ex-
pendlfurr. In hls new home that were
altogether unwarranted by his known
financial condition. The colonel made
further Investigations, and found that
Murphy was paying for everything he
purchased In spot cash.
The detectives proceeded 20 Greenvllle
aud filei afiidayits on which a reqnisi-
ton Was obtained from the governor Of
Ohio Ia the governor ~ Kansas, on
which the latter gave a warrant for the
arrest ~ Murphy. Murphy Was arrest
ed aud confessed the robbery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27


Ladies' whose feet have become ME
shapen from excessively narrow boots
can DO much "a remedy the difficulty by
care AMI pains. selcc, easy, roomy
shoes, aud stockings III soft fabric.
Ilaihe the feet thoroughly In water COM
fortahly warm. never allowing II On grow
cold enough Ia feel chilly, aud wipe them
thoroughly dry with soft towel-coarse
crash Ia almost poison to sensitive skins,
aud often causes irritation aud a small
eruption like rash. Then rub Into them
thoroughly about the Joints or Injured
parts, either cold cream or what u bet
ter. glycerine. perfectly pure. aud mixed
with double the quantity ~ water. H.
psS.islly should u b. diligently applied
Ia the joini. of the great toes " they are
enlarged ar painful. Wipe OF with q
damp cloth aud dry carefully, after
which powder the fcct thoroughly with
rlcc fiour powder. Brush on all that
comes away easily and put on the stock
ing. h.ing very careful that no scin-
blancc of seam comes over the sensi-
tive Joints. Adjust the shoe carefully
never '.jump into any article ~ wear
Ing apparel--snoo,h the boot over the
foot aud ankle II u u high top, and he
certain that u l. comfortable.
These cautions NAV seem tribes, hut
the feet arr M. snd all conditions of r.
cu,cry must H. observed. Take care
that they d. not become very cold or 10
the least damp. The ankle should also
h. protected by gaiiers or leggins, W
there l. any necessity for going out In
vet weather. The difficulty u an infam-
nation ~ the iolnt memhnncs, aud has
had many scriou. results. NJ night the
f-rt may b. wipri OF With damp cloth
aud the glyccrine AMI powder repeated.
Ladies Who adopt this plan, viii never
flnd sofi corns coming between the toes.
For hsrl cons thcrr I. nothing hitter
than little luilciously applied caus,lc,
which should Just touch the hardened
part ~ the corn, never the surrounding
fesh. Repeat every other day, hrst
soaking thu fcet IN warm water, ani
gently scraping the surface ~ the corn
until u will finally come out altogether.
Grrat care must b. taken a. keep the
causiic from IN. whole hrsh, anil tho
foot should never D. damp, AZ the aP-
plicaiion will spread rapldly such .
course ~ treatment. persisted in, has In
several eases restored "a quite passahle
shape aud comfort feet that werv consid-
crcl hopel~..ly acknowledgements.
MONTHLY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
n.-Axrur,rioSs.

I. Behead the fruit of an evergreen
try.. and leave a number.
:. Behead to 10 a. commanded. aud
leave Turkish Governor.
:. Behcad neat, aud leave a hard sub
stancc.
I. Behcad Que Of pair and leave To
obtain by merit.
5. Behead o. move from one place To-
another, and leave Ia move from Que
place Ia another.
q. Bchcad 10 cut In plc,cs, and leave
something II which Ne learn In maihe-
maiics.
:. Behcadpar, Of a ship, aud leave a
riot.
:. Behead unwilling. aud leave an af-
frmation.
.. Bcbead 20 eNis, In plenty, and
leave fastened.
10. Behcad snar, and leave To
strike.
n. Behead magnetic mineral, aud
leave an ordinance.
-. Behsad mountain nymph, and
leave o. p.rusc.
n. Behead critically nice, aud leave
sharp-sighied.
The removed letter. form deep though,
90 study.
BESNr BEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

CugL roR ToouIAcnT.--Ma meeting
II the London Medical society, Dr.
Blake stated that extraction or eNclslOn
~ the teeth J. unnecessary. The most
desperate case ~ toothache could b.
cur~i lunless connected with rhrum b.
ti.ml by the application ~ the following
remedy a. the diseased tooth; Two
drachm. ~ alum reduced Ia an impilp1-
BILE powder. seven drachms Of nitrous
spirit II ether; mix aud apply Ia the
touth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

CARAMEL CAKE.-Cream half a teacup
Of fresh butter With two cups Of sugar,
add half sup of sweet milk, two and a
half of -four, one teaspoonful of baking
powder aud three eggs beaten separate
~. Bake In jelly-pans. For flling, take
one pint of brown sugar. Tablespoonful
Of butter. half cup Of sweet milk and
half cake 81 chocolate, put In a small
iron skillet (leaving out the milk and
melt; stir until almost burnt, then pour
In the milk. Spread while hot, between
the layers Of cake. When cool, lee all
over with vanilla icing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

TIA Rolls. - soak half ~ Yeast
cake Ia one pint ~ warm milk, add I've
potatoes, boiled aud mashed, a teaspcon'
ful of salt, with slftel -four Ia make a
It'll batter; beat fifteen minutes, and
set la a warm place. When light add
-four Ia make dough, knead and return
Ia the i.ing pan, let rise, work down
again. Work Ia three table.poonfuls III
butter. Que tablespoonful Of white sugar.
one fourth Of teaspconful Of soda dis
solved In little warm water, and the
white of one egg. Roll thin, spread
with melted butter. cut with q biscuit
cutter, fold over; place on buiiered tins,
let ri.e and bake In q quick oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
A wouA.'s DAILY lIFu.

The round % woman's daily life may
h. characterized a. Que part work, thru"
paris Worry.
Her husbands day-by-day labor u ~
ually one part worry aud thrcc ports
work
Tho weight, strain and rub ~ her du-
tie. fall upon the heart and nerve.
The heayy pull ~ hi l. upon mu.clc and
mind.
There ar many rasons Why this
should b. .o, and Why the disposition ~
life. work will always b. thus appor-
TONED. Men have .trrngth-women en-
durancc. Men are courageous women
patient. MAEioN llAEiANp, la once a
Ms.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

An alligator and an English sparrow
wers seen to engage In q battle near
Dsrien. Fla. the other day. Tho gator
provoked the fight by mapping at the
bird, which In turn few furiously at its
ugly antagonist. aiming with prscision
1t the sAurian's eyes- The gator finally
gave up the contest and sought safety
from the sparrow's attacks By hiding u
eli under wstsg. -pseroit Ere prssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

Mihoa FastInan. pasturr "a. tounfiei nntl
by hni - Jo-sph ParksT. Eat hi -.
raj. south By lAnd - A iisrry an.l 49,
e. MArriash, wet by Porter inc -'i''
,slnsf stia.
Dana Cotton, the OF HOMESTEAD farln .snesl
~ the Lemusl Coe0n farm, on hiram ~.
10 school district No, q, - acres 'a''''"
sidney 7. mn. cas-, half - lhs VI ,o,,.
bea.s .nd - a, EAs' Iiiram village -
Levi Merrfneli. "a ~ And hountei -llil
west by land ~ B.. ilari. nofth sa-i
land u Alsxanslsr Waiswufth. -oail -
~ lsni % u. &. Huntre-.. q 49, 'a'-''
,. : Moalton. one undivided half - Se..i
10 O~nsi With n. :. M0alt0n ani loa, ,,.,
south east by land % wm. ant Tor ~.
south ws-t BY JO- .ssrfents obi farin' -, 49,.
east By labi % u. n tswis and B.f'f Teas
NJ. ~. warr,n. The on HOMESTEAD farm p.
which q. n. silpstrfek resiies consl.tlht u
hshi, pssture, woOi AMI timiff hni 80.
a. sffschesi sn serp- yalae-i a si-.
pasture land bounded north sest
~ Ots IIsision. south. west ~ 3D.
frsnklin iiuntrrss. east By and ~ AsDeih
Hunfre-s, south east ~ Enath Ireelst
and .. D.. aud :. ". Lord. ~ srres 49,
tlo. Also q meadow 20 on Canal Dr.
bounissi north BY lsni u " L.Nsdss.'s-
east by lani Of q. NJ. Orfwayi Nc-l
lsni u {. b. wsdsvOrth. soafh ~ $50 -
n. y. y. Soodsfn. IS serss valssd 49,
Hiram. Aug. psh. -, T., xotsa.
TREASURER Of ne sovn o. h'''-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

INsICI SINGS. - Insect sting. aud
bite. should never be- rubbed. nor indeed
.carccly touched. Whcn sting, a. q
bee sting, remains In the flc.h, Il should
not be- pulled out. bat rather pushed
from the body. for II one grasps the
sting between thumb and iingrr, be-
squeeze. the Last particle ~ poison from
the sting into his fesh, bat II the sting
l. pushed cut with the finger nail. the
poison goes With the sting. Rubbing
the part causes the poison Ia spread and
greatly increases the pain aud swelling.
The best treatment for sting. l. Ia cover
the .pot With vet clay (earth) ar With
moist baking soda or saleratus, when
thc pain will generally soon cease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
A SERIOUS CASE.

Daughter-"when marry, mamma, II
will BE- for love"
Mother-"Do not talk like slmpleton,
dear
Daughier-"As l was about to observe
you interrupted me, when | marry II
shall be for love Of position, ease and
display. Business before sentiment,
mamma"
Mother-"spoken like a heroine. (sot-
To yoce) must keep an eye on that girl
or she'll run away with the first beggar
that looks eross-eyed st hsr."-Bingham-
ton Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

Il l. common occurrence for children
O. ct bcans, grain. IL corn aud other
foreign SUBSTANCES up their no.e-. This
.lmplc remedy Z. worth REMEMBERING
Get the child to open It. mouth, apply
your mouth over u aud blow harl. The
offending substance will be- expelled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

REMEDY ruR STRAINED NNNLE.--Iake
canway .col, pound Il. put u Ia a tin
basin With little water. put Il ou the
stove ani -iir until Il thickrns, then
bind IL ou the ankle; II will take out the
Inflammation snd ease the pain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

have bccn grvat sufferer from hay
fever fof ~ YEAR,. rad II the Won
druus curr. ~ Ely's Cream lIalm aud
thought would Try II. Ia tfie-n min
ate. after one application va. wonder
fully h.lp.d. Two we.ks ago COM
msuc-d using Il aud now fccl ssiir,ly
ear,,i. II D. the greatest medical discoN-
cry ever known or heard of.-Duhamel
Clark. llc-, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
LOST LIGHT.

foannot make her smile cone bsck-
That sunshine % h~r face
Thai us>i 10 msks this ~oru eAfth 5000
Al times, - gay plsce
The ssm- dsar eye lcok oat - ne.
Ths fssfar-- are The sane.
but OH the kullls IL cut q them
And must - % blame
sometimes - n stiil. sent
wnh her the ether dAy
To net lonx ml.--i frt>pi. and vkrs
We AN vsre On The vsy
usr coanisocs In waiting love
Brcaxht h.cs. for M IN -,
Thai "a time boz. light 10 her eyo
Thai -ili nos shine fcr ne
They ,sn me mons, -.i,s fo< me;
They ssy might have fAma
thss tho>- sr-gsss quite - vea
A Others hss tho>s ssms
Boi car. nos for shat have
Nor hut for ~hAi lscs
One tiihs a. much a. my he~ft logs
To can thai - light t-sck
Cons l~es desr tsnl.hci srnlle. cone bAski
And Into erils drive
Al thouThts and aims. AMI j,Aioos hofss
That IN my sfesd vuuli thrive
Who wants the e.rth vitho.a Ne SUM-
AMI shat has life for m.
That's -arth q thought. n. - Ne prtc>
Ia iessc- ne robl.-i % thesi
-Ed-sris Martin In srf'hess'a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

Hcssis 4 agy,i lOI-"Mr. Meter. what
IL an alleged poemr' Mr. Mctcr-"Mhy
do yuu AK that question. Bessicf' lics-
.ir-"lieyause papa says you write l"is
- I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

L. a question often askrl. When a I'erson
9. found dead that had previously en-
iuye,l go,-i health. The verdict often l.
sApoplcXy 90 Heart Di.ease." samuel
Caniii. ~ Fairbanks. Ne. says; "lad
august was taken with palpiiaiion 81
ths heart ! cuuld not o. Ia lss,i had a.
.lo~p In my rocking chair. procured q
bottle ~ Auii-Npoplectlnc. Il relieved
me a. oncv 80 I could Ne down aud have
a good nights rvst. aud have ever since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
>orIer az roureIo.rHI.

ylFuHKEA~ Martha n rar.sns 20 Mexiro. lu
w a. Ouuutf - uxfHri an1 ~ttfs RI Ma'ne.
~ hrr ulortraar dessi. iaffsi hurusf llfh 4 ~
l.,H snl rssrr.iri in a. uNfuri hrEisff -
iAessls. tssHk lsl faEf o. rHuNFF Il. O. one Aslsn
Iulkius af Nexiru afurrsatt rrrta.n Iasrfrl -
va sstair sfuslssi u ~ tHsu 20 MFkIru. afsfs
ssiIl anIl isslffisri ~ fH'lHss VIA urr un.iIFhl
81 All 20 ~ liarrn Ahtsff fsrul. sstfsilssiI
t-uunlissi Co a. uurth o. lan.l fsrinsriV usussi
~ naFtl hrusu. nr a. 80 ~ lsli fuF1nsrlr
usussi HF Alan kimhai anf isaaf g. Wttrnsn.
-futh ~ ani - Wm. n lian 30 ia-srh Hal
tfir. 90 a. sssf siis bf ~ Au'iro..a1rEin nv.
o. tsisg a. a. p.are fnrInsfIF osnsii ~ artis
4 Hose Al shrreas. a. fuufiifiun - all
uiuftgsEg Ia hseu hr,ksn. 80 tlrryfurv. I. ~
sui.. ril-r. As-i9os n All ratlrfgare by rra-un
- a. bfraft q a. Crn.iitlnu th~rsuf. Clain q
fsrss llsure n all uiartxagg.
AuEu-t Ia. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

bscau.s you tel blue and arr troubled
With that tirrd aud all-gone FEELING. DO
a. did. Ne a bottle of sulphur Bitter,
Il all make you feel Ike a new person /;
Il did me.--JINNiI lloLNIs, 81 Trcm.
ont street. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
NOV RESIDENT r,NI>.

IN Ihs tosa % Hiram. in en- Coani. .' 'a'
fnr ths yfaf 49,
Tho fsiLn~inr .tnftaRfs nn rral ..faf.
rVsiient osusrs in thf tUun uf ii.flN
year l~--, On hiils CluuIiiff'i a. 500
Aiarns. o8lisstor - taxfs - AL tns n.
daY - iuiY 49,. has isTu frflruf.
ne a. reulalnins uuIsaid un thf 81 iaf -.
l--ss. ~ his rsftlnfats 20 that tate auI na
mains unpaid notics A. hsrrhI EIf.'
n ths All taNes. intsfsst anl lNi't
Mt pail ~ O. the trtasurf nf saI
uithin eiEttesn morths ffum 90
the commitment - ssh bile, '
the rsal estate taxe.l q. sill ~ sufr.rnf Q. r.,
IT, amount due thereuu. lnfiuiinF inHffri "a
eharrr-. win xithout further nHflfr If
publis auotisn. al \. anf q. II. luanfr IL
all tosn. on IN I'm iay - - 80. " ~
0'clssk in tllf aftrTuf-ln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
rAkr CANE oE InI ErrI.

Cssrrsponisncs on topic. ~ inisrvst b. tlss Als.
\ sslisitc.i. Adigess tsiitof itostsaktss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

L-RufNI>s pEcArfrATio>s.
Nv sou. no longer tease your,
fear you will arouse his.
lie wishes 90 complete his,
Then BE- viii hear for what YOU.
You want a pony, bat and,
4 bag ~ msrhle--is that
4 hicycle-that l. no,
\ violin, a drum, A..
4 ilg-saw and boat I'd
Thew. thcr~, name No more wishes, --
Richie. do not your father-.
- YOU must make your wishes---.
He'd gladly hay them all, you,
Hut cannot Wen afford II -.
\ Boy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

The right tide .hould b. the position
chosen Tor .lccp, a. Il abs both digestion
anl the circulation ~ the blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

whsrea. ~ wiss. Ia n Ru.-.u IA. IN ny
hsl an.i i-ari sittuut anY prufusstion thi. 4 a.
fsrtlt 81 Isr.sus hart-rrinE 90 trastiug hsr On
nv sccount a. I stsli Iay ~ detts - hsr cun-
tractins amer this late
Andofsr, Aug. IN, i>-lL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
TOM BLINKER'S BABY.
THE STORY or 4 FALL AND RGF'
oRMArlos IN REAL LIFE.

TIE iIf. sf s-1e.r-Oia Darling the
rr,e. ef . Mas. R.ds~r,,s.-rhs t',is
M.a.d ef E.-h sa crs-s uiii-rhs
Neat cs,,-x. .s the oia Time r.~-
Tom Blinkcr was one Of the "boys.
and thero are many In this city Who
would know him should his right name
b. given. lie made good wagcs. spsnt
his money freely and MAS hale fellow
well met with every one
When he and Mary stood before the
altar In the little church and linked their
lives together many were the oompli.
ment. they received. Tor indeed they
were q fine couple. Their friends COZ.
graduated them and the future looked
bright And when the first little pratt
tier came the acme % their happiness
-emcd Ia have teen reached
hut Toms oil habits chung IA him,
and ere many years hal gone be bsgan
10 neglect bis home often he would
come home late at night under the infiu.
encs Of liquor. The money he earned
psssei over the bar % the saloon. and the
ru-.s faded from Mary. cheeks The
star. left her eyes. her face became
plnchcd. and deep lines - sorrow chased
away the dimples. still abe did not com
plain. and Tom DID not 80 what great
changes we're going CA In his home.
Prom one house On another they moved
The little home on which Tom on la.
wedding day had made the nrsi paymen,
WAS gone. and at lat his midnight reel
carried him 10 a miserable bowel In which
q heart broken woman and children eI
lst.d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
n DIAMOND
ANswTR. ~ PrzzLrs 90 LAST wrrN
n \ I n \ "
\ I. T. &C T.
I a. y D. " D. 4
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NJ D. " \ n I y
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" a. n y v 7

I@IHF "IUuF SIT SUIT
al. Hear. hear. :. Black, slack.
3. l'uuch. couch 4. Cattle, raiilc.
3. Behir,i. related. q, lingrr, dngcr.
=. >s,agr. aNgc. :, iAncv, dance.
~. RraSr. crave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
Sanford's Ginqer.

The FARMER. ami ~ exposed o. ihs DANGER ~
summer hsat. shuuhi have "a cal hsftle ~
~ANIuHUs sINeHH AMI thus puNtie sufv
preventive ant sl-essly ruw ~ ~ arising frufn
exposure taeNrsssife heat drinking ~ 80 satrf,
ant rllfnI O..
hi. untisalirsi summer ms~iicine and travelling
companion L. suft o. rhs,k ever distufuancs 81
tbs lowels. Instantly relieve cramps anil Isalns,
pfvysui indigestion destroy disease germs In
water drunk. prumute precipitation, rvstorv ttf
circulation Whfn suspended by ehill.-A cause
- rhoisrs morbus.-break up oohis and fever.
ant ssri "a nialarai, contagious, anil sIidemle
lnfurnses
A. heshh drink with water. min. iee'i water,
lemonaiis. snffNe.sent dfaught., aud mineral
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NOTICE on pomrcLosrnr.

NOTICE Oh tOuItLOstub.
WHEREAS. Inlalsth l.. Howe ~ NeNico. In
w the County 20 oxford. AMI STATE - Maine.
by her mortgage siee.t. dats-i the -eron.i dsy ~
Msuh. 4. ~. i--a. AMI rccorici IN the ONfJri
Registry ~ D.esis. l--sk 10. page A. conveyed a.
one Onte a.. Res.i ~ NeNico, Aforesaid. soertain
psrv.l ~ rval estate situated In itown % hss
lco, anil t-sunaet a. follows. o. wit on the north
sfly siie by lAni ~ J. " Austin anil isasr -.
Whitman, On the westerly shic by lsnd formerly
ownesi by the late David y. bruwn. ~ Dr. v. VI.
sin Riser on the ssstsrly side - lsnd s-rupis.i
Is Ma. NJ. HAL. anil .. ". Austin. heing the farm
formerly osne'i by Calvin q. Howe, AMI known
q. the Ham Ahlstt ptare. and whsrcas Tie cOn.
dition ~ -sli mortgage ha. lstn hruken, nov
thsrvforr, I. the subscrter. A..lrn.s ~ ssid
mortgage by rrason % the bfrarh ~ The condition
therrof. claim f0reelo-ure % saii mortgage.
ROSCOE n. WoHruI.EY.
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nnNT GIXE MP

ECONOMY D. not boarding upmonsy but
putting Il vhcrr II will de- the most good.
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nay FEVER

n you have tear. do With them a. The
farmer does With biz surplus crops-shci
linn
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Wood, Bishop & Co..
BANGOR. MAINE.
NoN nIsInrNr TANrs.

In IN PantAiiua u Milton. In IN Couniy - os
fort. fof ths var is--
The failasins LET n tates on fral estais - nou
rvslisut u~usf. in ths fant. - hihon, fpf The
year i- IN bills eofnmlttssi o. Isfsfsun ia "a,
eolsst1f "a ali Plantation un thr IS tsY - Jane,
- has issn rvtufus-i hy him o. me- a. rvmsin
Ing unrsii oa IN sth day - Jane. i-<s. by his
rsftinrats - that dais sal nus rsfnsins uugali
ani notics l. hsrNhy sifgn that N sAli tAAs-, IN
- sait flsnt. sithln siEttesu ntouths frutn W
date the runnitisnt - sai liils 81 muCh ~ ~
rval estate taxesi a. viii - sunflsut O. pay t-l
amount doe thsrvfur tnflutlng tutrrvst anil
charges win without further notifs - suki AZ
puhur auftinn a iuF huu-s In ali Plantation ~
Mitau on il,csuil-sr ths sth. i~s. a. o'rhsk
AfirTnnun-
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Coffee IL improved by keeping In a
cool, dry place, but loses its flavor II
kept long after browning.
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THE PUZZLER.

fer thl. Ispsrwsnt .hoaii -
-eut the siitss. ". n. tssrsAS. tsst sumner.