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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
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The Pelobsoo, Treasure Again.


Au article written ~ "a Mr. Wardwc}.
entitled How u, None, Wa, found aud
p,.,..>l,f in ,.,ir esteem, Il ,,a,..r la>t ruuc
ha, ba, r.,,n,ly come a. nv notice. and
II n,ttuo .a.,. u.s..Gilkc Ia make r,-
t.g.
Wc.of.,r II, forfeiture with our fmaai.
nation III, wanirrmcn, af our erca,
.rau,-parcp;.. coi.ld they. Ike Rim Van
Winklc. awaken from their I.ug .,,...n and
oh.,rt. onr hurried hu.tling i've. kesp.
.n., ..arr vtil a> v.Ia, making M. of
>tesp, rlc,irt..,, ,pt modern u,s,i,j,..
,r, ul:L nuI .aN8fjat,, ru,,I.. n l,,i iu., l,,i,
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;.rrr.,Ni,y cauid tliry bat r,,d articles of-
Tel written f,r rubIiratfon NH ~ toId Ma,
.prh accounts ,y,r,. r,la,iyr III ,I,a- i.,..
DIR fL..r tlaIrr
Ibrariitl.. referred ~ ~ re,l HI i,,+b
IN. .ll,>r g.t ,unn,.-, member ,,r
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u thr.r father and rh,, ar. hoti i,r.,u.4r,.
tla, he Had ,url, \ ,ri.y,,,s ..f,,,. ,,f nv.
.rt,~f.l .t,,,,..r,,,,,,,.- ,,l .,r,.,, ,.,,.,
mani. ,,.i pr..t.r-I... .u,.-,..f,.n ,fat ,h.y
,,,.-,n. y..il-.r.i., "a. mas, r,..,,,I,. IN ,l..
,ll,> III r.r.i ~ir,,,.ritv
Tbc ,rf,5nal far,n which c.,r,,,r-.,..i
those now owned hy Mr.. Noah Norton
and Sa,uu,l p,rkfu. win -l,. harn...,..,,l
NOW rerrnt,y sold hy III. youpg..t l,pab-
Ter MI. / t,rindi.. came iutn NJ
t,rj,l;.... r.,>,.,,i,r, fr,,n hu,i,, ,b.. rf,,f,
of ,I. l,,.;rs of Iii.s r,tr.a, HI. t-..
yyif,.. father ,,hn ,,r, ,t..r. ,,i..,,
thor, was I'm, = small track cleared ,ni
with no other i,n,ro,em,u,, exccnta ~.
cabin la,. oft.n h.arl nv .,r.pi-
oo,n,.r r,I,f.. bo,v s.r grandmother MA
,,lB H., grandchildren ,,itb ,ybat fr.fi,,,
Dir ,,,>irLn.s. M. Ionk,Ion ,be ar.,rr
,ja,y fran tb,. r,bin window IN the morn
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H.. u.,hoii., ch,rch ,.a,,. .-a,J. r,f1,
nr more distant ana that hndjng ! rrJ
clover In NJ ,.>nm ,he % yearuaj III
sometime, ,,r.,,v ard hon,Iike ~ t,nt
i, ,r a,d y..ry car,.fuIIv ,rap.r,lanted II H.,
49, ana if ,bs, ,y.r..,.,, III. A.,
,at.. IN mat land were pndo,br4dly In.
H., ,,,.r,,,p..,,, dy.Il.rs ,ber.nn
,cc,rdirg ~ Mr. W,,dv..l.. ,,riti..,
n..nd for .p.,erance chiefly an Indian meal
mr. no,ato,.. bpt tbe oldest danob,.r t.,s
h.r rar,.,,-,,ropd,.l,ildrenn no,y nf ,h. >et,i.
,,...l,l,. t..lj,,,. with N. ar,.r of o,,,y..
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
fur the Ellsworth American.
"reminiscences of Childhood.

OF m, mind re,crts 10 childhood.
la the day of long ago;
when little barefoot maiden.
Without care TO know.
played upon the -ea>hore,
And built castles in the sand.
With two very dear companions
To assist at my command.
Then ofttimes upon the mountains.
Overlooking land and sea.
We would 90 10 gather berries,
NJ, companions and me,
And such jolly. merry time
never shall forget;
Especially " hen there came shower.
And 70; u soaking wet.
And then agsin Ned wander
To the green tirhi- and the wood
Gather buitcrcup> and daisies
According 70 our mood:
Then otiiime, tbs iins petals
ot the daisies we'd pun out.
10 decide our future husband.
Girl tliuk - much about.
Ana those haprily spent ,chcol-days
In the srhonl-hou~r Oh the hin.
Standing ~, side the i,al,hlins brook.
50 fry>b in memory still,
Ana the fart> Of my .chool-matcs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

Mrs. Gabb-What's the matter with
my husband?
Doctor-Nothing, except that he needs
change. prescribe opiates and complete
rest
Mrs. Gabb- Shall give him the opiates
at onces
Doctor-O, the opiates are not for him,
they are for you.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

Dime Museum Manager-Please dont't
bother me now, Maria. I'm most dead
with travelling and disappointment I've
looked all over the coantry and can't find
one.
Wife-What is you were looking for
dear?
d. NJ. MA Mugwump
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

SAFE INFORMATION There is a time in
every mans education, when ne arrives at
the conviction that envy is igno ance that
imitation is suicide; that he must take
himself for better, for worse, as his por-
ton; that though the wide universe is full
of good, no kernel of nourshing corn can
come to him but through his toll bestowed
on that plot of ground which is given him
to till. The power which resides in him
is new in nature, and none but lie knows
what that is which he can do, nor does he
know until he has tried. Not for nothing
one face, one character, one fact makes
much impression on him, and another
none. 1t is not without pre-establlshed
harmony, this sculpture in the memory.
The eye was placed where one ray should
fall, tina, it might testify of that particular
ray.-EmersoR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
SteUbrh.

Our community is saddened by the news
of DR.. 1ribou's death. Although sick for
some time we have of late entertained
hopes of his recovery.
The bay did not freeze over until Feb s.
At this date, March IL. there is vessel
lying at the town wharf. No one can re-
member the like before
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

The very instant you perceive your
self in passion shut vour mouth, and
keep it shut till your blood cools. This
advice, If always followed, would save
many life Of bitterness, and of deep, in
durable anguish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

The car stove burned up TWO of the vic
tins in Saturday disaster at kingman 4
very strong public sentiment against this
mode OF heating has already been aroused;
accident after accident and death after death
make it greater. The force Of this public
feeling Is seen in the gradual adoption Of
other modes of heating by the railroads
Only 4 few stoves lingcr on the great
roads but these few are sufficient to do
fri.htful work with terrible frequency.
The people will not rest till the car stove
is abolished entirely and no traces of it are
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
4 KA M Of T LNt +.
LBclfast Progressing Age

The cigarettee bill as passed by the Sem
ate and House is not as strong as such a
malodorous subject would permit, but it
will have to do for the present. The of
fence of the ci@arettee Is rank-it smells
to heaven, and it must 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

A little Boston girl on returning from
church last Sunday, when questioned by
her father about the sermon, said naiyely.
Il only remember that he said Paul plant
ed and had Apollinaris water Boston Id
rertiSer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

The manufacturers of perforated chair
seats have combined. 1t need occasion no
surprise If the people sit down on this COM
bination
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

+'-''N NF'f' hHP"h a. hHt
browning room" This room is finished
IN dark wood. having heavy carpet Of
dull shades. The frieze Is of heur-de-is
and ranSicS and was painted by Miss Ellen
Robbins of Boston, the pioneer artist at
Bar liarbor.
The prominent feature here is a bust nf
Elizabeth Barrett Browning accompanied
by the manuscript of her poem Of Little
Matte" the gift Of Mrs James +. Fields.
and In the same case j. au autograph lc;-
ter from Robert Browning. The window :
are ornamcntcd bv scenes from Mrs
Browning's works, prominent among meas
being Little Ellic in the Swans Nest aud
scenes from Lady Gcraldine'> Conrt>h,p "
The furniture ii thu room II very elegant
and il mostly gifts from distinguished
persons.
Passing from The browning room" ir.
~ The corridor again Ne Shall pause ID AL.
mirc the colossal statue Or Harriet Mar
tmran. a donation u The college. frw
Years a-o. aid Vii. work of Ml-~ Anne
Whitney Near tl- 4 valuable Static n
the Venus lie Milo. n( TIL. statue il i
tOld that certain Freshman once asked
If the arms we're broken a. il Ma, being
brought to- The cnlItn,.. and II il cou,,i NOT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

He who respects his work so highly,
and does it so, revel entity that he cares lit
tie what the world thinks of it, is the man
about whom the world comes at last to
think a great deal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

On account Of the rain the fire works
intended for display in Washington in
auguration night, were postponed until
the following night
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
R'urlIll

B'urlii.
rAIc'y-~tx scholars nstAe Academy.
pr Bunker purchased two very fue
horses of +. T.. Chase lat week.
Edward Barrett has gone to Philadelphia
to prepare himfelf for a dentist
John NJ Merrill i, making extensive re-
pairs on his house
A large turnout to the circle last Thurs
day a Mr.. f. J. Dodge's.
Miss Carrie b. Stevens, left town for
Boston this forenoon.
March IL. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

Mrs. Rose Young is on the mending
hand. Dr. Emery is their physician.
+. NJ Cunningham and wife Of Somes-
vile are visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Ida Haskell after months of suf-
ferng passed away very peacefully on
Saturday last at the home of her father
Mr.. Andrew Haskell. She was held in
high esteem by all and will be greatly miss
ed.
March q. Sirius.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
Real Estate for Sale.

The subscriber hereby offers for sale at a bar
gain the real estate Of the late Nathaniel Moore.
situated on the west side Of Union River on the
old Bangor road. so-ealled In Ellsworth said
estate is a small farm with house and barn there
or. DARWIN N.MoORE Admir-
Ellsw orth. Ang. Is, lsss. IFS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
PEN NSJoNS:

The .ll-rTi,i.r ttrc@ r.-licstfs.r ~siir:t- tllr
pafro-. Ht s ltt-ri--. s.iI.- --- -t.tl3cc .ti5t
believing 'HtU--sst> t-Itit..l to original il.-
crease ot Pensions ai-i .ftF- b'- SERVICES IT, tlc
pEo~tcLtr ~ i.e -s.i..g adtT the Ttlle- aftg I,-
ulaIi'Hs -f' tai departure cut a. a-li-
ingtou- 1lti f'r ices established hp lts taat
altar sam 'N l'l-,..t TOR iu-Tc tl3.u twenty wears
he believes i.at t- !- .t.ir 80 present claims FEE
fore the itl iu tii,ir saIl,4t legal -{4ot~
anG .th more ut-i 0Ich than ATTORNEYS rv-l,siI :
az ll-f noe -'t naiiiv snu Csn ruiI- Il our AT
tor1,ey iH person. and with his assistance '.su
make ul our ll.pt iu fhe community b-}t sea.
reside aIi Where yeur eyiieurr lsiIs.
be found among Frur trlgl4!- II.i riitf t4f--.
no are most Ia4til vi.h YOUR .lr, noes.
rights and dependencies. AL CORES pon,ieiic,
with claimants will be answered without delay
and shall lie pleased tn and talk with ali 10
teresieI in claims upon tine gos erl. .rlrit.
4. r 81 RNHAM.
4 : Pension Attorney. Ellsworth Me,
Ellsworth sept. II, lers. 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
Foreign News.

1t is expected that 1000 persons will
attend the dinner to Mr.. Parnell, and
that Earl Spencer will preside.
Among Pigott's effects were found let
ters from several English noblemen.
Thousands of laborers have left the
lsthmus of Panama for South America and
the West Indian Islands.
The yacht Coronet has reached Malta
on her journey around the world
Assistant District-attorney Hartman,
of New York city, is in Montreal; it Is
thought he intends to confer with the New
York "boodlers" in that city.
The Parnell inquiry was resumed tho
9TH.
The body Of the man who committed
suicide at Madrid has been identified as
that of Pigott.
Chinese rioters recently burned the
American and English Consulates in a
Chinese town.
Jesuit fathers Of Canada have brought
libel suit for $4,000 damages against
The Toronto Mail"
a temporary panic prevailed on the
Bourse iu Paris
King Milan. Of Scrvia abdicatcd Wed
neSday in favor Of his San.agc thirteen who
succeeded to the throne a. Alexander l.
The Germans have rccapturcd Bagom-
oyo. defeating the Arabs with great loss
Bn>hlri, the Arab leader, wa, wounded.
The death of NJ. Rochercau. the direct
OF Of the Compton D,>compe was ,uic ,dal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
G(lsW0rth american.

<tv LOCAL AND roTIri,ALI"t HNN
rrHll>hin EyhRt UIUgsuAi ~ IhE
IA n.-5c.> -ora-y runH7hir1 Company
J. =. Chilcott. Editor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

-Jests-Brain-fieas that jump about
among the slumbering ideas.-Heiae.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21
LemueI Ward Peters,

iIiorney and tuuIi-tlor at Law.
209 " a>iIin Erou ~. EoauI -. Eo.s-s
Building. Esn-ton. Haas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
roes Avn nrsis

">tand here a moment and watch.
aid am observer III human oddities al a
street corner Ia Chicago the other day.
lie was pecring intently at the proces-
lion of feet through the slush ~ the
crossing. Notice the men first. Ills
companion did so. elbow do they tackle
the soupf' asked the observer presently
''Nine Out II ten, answered the com
pani0n. "come acros. On their toes.
The tenth plmge- ahead In a deyil-may-
carr. flat-tO0tc,l style" "Now watch
the women \ puzzled look of sur
prise spread over the face ~ the novice
a. he followed the movements NJ the
smaller set ~ feet. "wellF' asked the
observer. "why," was the response,
'.they all come across on their heels
even when they wear rubbers, a. most
of them do "Now." said the observ-
er. ..you have seen the bcst possible, be-
cause unconscious, illustration ~ the
leading difference between the sexes.
The men follow the natural promptings
of the muscles aud walk over In the way
to throw them least In the slush. The
women come across on their heels to
preserve the appearance NJ the front Of
their shoes or rubbers."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
.I,,lI> a.
ii. -crEtAiiNr>rs.

1. Ouail to pat on, aud leave a Nor'l
sometimrs used Ia cnirraty.
,. 'uuail written PROMISE and
leave an ai,erh II uegation.
.. 'uuail eaueuier's i"ol' an'l
leave plot.
1. Guail man celebrated Ia nursert
fhyme. anil leave What IA" miscr wishes
for.
=. Cuuau to express gratitude. and
leave a conjunction somrtimc. u.ei a.
proposition.
q. Cuali a Worl that implic- that
,uu las.e.s something, and lraN" a pro
moan.
:. Cuuail walking stick. and leave
something u.eful to milkm"u.
:. Cuuau killcl hy command 81 law
and leave tn perform.
The Woul. lrft after curtailing form a
bii 81 advice.
i,osNp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
x. :; :: =: :: BABY DEAN y: e.: I. =:
will make thc season ef fsso
at Buekacid. Maine.
ut $50 fo Marrauf.

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2 "a nrune go l,aniel hsane. N - isfk
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trial "a aHIl hrllas. trial "a
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ths art9lnal tnlh's nTsn.lt sine. ilsia 20 ksinz
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nahg ts.an d a hrssn i.sr stsIisiu. lth snail
strip In ftos fsl in iuus is.i stsniis 80 hanl'
auf uFi1hs las ~. hINl anl ueH1sl hf ~ un
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tsnfnu sesk atcr. p "a, "a uNfufi tn'lrif
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rate hIln UIliahA nf tH0fiinE m - Hli raIta
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tftfirr art uas uinner bah m D. tnrrt ani
f.lnr fears.fl frrln ManF Hf1rrs Hl H. ~ slIsi
st-.sl zee have nff lsru .irFs asIi shfn t1ff az
si11ie ~ thFr1 uausf rruFr lasf. M - saNina ID
tree ttsf IA rr.siurss Ikr nr g. lkrnrss ~ an
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art rrts IIlI IrF aatlfsi.sfs nn bah sltrs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
scREENS.

Ingenious persons make screens cut 81
the two-foli towel or clothe--rack. The
rack l. covered With stout, unbleache,i
muslin or thin canvas. aud on this u
pasted the japanese Wallpaper that !.
very effective. The bars may be- stained
or painted accorllng io fancy. On Que
of these screens a young girl has pasted
Christmas and birthday cards, arranging
them very prettily. The spaces were
filed In with dead gold paper having a
delicate. noriatei de.lgn. The effect
was not unlike the japanese paper
screens. Another screen was covered
with soft, blue paper, aud over TIL.
was flight IT swallows cut from dull,
black paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
THE PUZZLER.
c,sssl,s.iss. e. q, p.r.,,%ss, .1ssL -
Malus.
I-fnAN.I,,.IfInN.

i.-TgA>sINp>IfIoNs.
1ranspose y measure. aud toull ilnd
\ portion II the head.
Transpo-e some playthlngs, aud yonll
have
\ worl that means a. TRIAD.
Tnnspose to make melodious sounds.
An omen you viii have.
Tunspose Instruction To- inpart,
Aud leave to ''clos"ly shave"
Tmnspo.c q weapon uscd In war.
lucoNcrs will appear.
Tnnspose serpcut, and youll form
4 Nuri that means io fear.
Nov transpose tarly. anil. behold,
You have story. too:
Tmnspusr this story. aud Noull hnd'
fowl viii meet Nour view.
lTCN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

have had caiarril for twenty years.
snd used All kinds of remedies without
relief. Mr.. smith, druggist, ~ Little
Fall., recommended Ely's Cream Balm.
The effect ~ the fret application Wa
magical. Il allaye,l the Inflammation, and
the next morning NV head was a. clear
a. bell. One bottle has done me 80
much good that am convinced it. use
will effect permanent cure. II u sooth-
ing, pleasant AMI easy To apply, and !
strongly urge It, Use by all sufferers
t.-orgr Terry. Little Falls. y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

The following sensible advice To breed
crs was taken from the Portland Daily
Press:
william a. fAsix give. the folio~inE adsiee o.
the ownsr- ~ br-sl mare- rrspesting the -siee.
tion of q stAllion. Don't brvad o. an un-ounil
stallion. boat hrrcl D. Iciigree alone
Ayoid hunk heal stallion. M matter
whsi the breesiing. In sueh sca-e the pr~iixree
l. the tail and u wags the hor-e-you want q
hor-e that can wag hls pesiiEwe.l Dent beei
81 q horse that cant trUt himself but depends en-.
ilrely on -ome relation for hi- reputation. A
horse canBot transmit power ~ himself does
net po--es-. There sre many stations Isafssiing
under q fashionable pedigrec land "nnmisr''l
that cant trf a. fact A. q pig ran swim. A
hor-s that .. brei o. trt AMI sant trot. csnnot
10 what he WAS brei o. slo. ani l.. therefore .
fraud AMI q failure. IIrcesi o. q horse that 1.
gssoi himself that can tr himself. that l. trottins
bre,i through prv,et trutting lines. q Handsome
hor-e. q gosi.sl = good gated one. find the
stallion that comhinc- all thee qualities In the
grratest dexree-then breesi o. hlm--lst your
nsighl,or breesi Ia theory oniy-yoa stiek % resi
ity AMI what year common sense tells you T.
right: AMI when the test ounce you viii hbi tina I
your reahty Ests the money form your nsighbors
tbeory every time. Tee your Own Judgement
dontl he un'luiy innuencesi by visionary thee
rists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
rII.r>' INNS ITCnING rIiE~-

~tNrtuN. Moisture; iuteu.r Itching
ani singing mo.t 10 night, Wors" hy
scratching n allowed O" continue tu-
NOR. form. which often hlc'7l anil ulcer
ate. l-srumiug very surc. SWAMI.
OtNtNINt stop. The Itching aud hlc'-l-
Ing. heal. ulcvratiou. ani ln must eases
remove. ihr tumors. ~ dniggists, 90
hy mail. Tor "a cents. IN. SNaNn- 4
I'm. l'hillielphis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
Innn nm lInNE,T-

Clnrlir Sullivan !. poor bat honc.i
lhsh sd. who. while walking down
Washington Street. found q wallet cou-
tanning cheek. and money io th. value
81 several hundred dollars. Although
almost destitute, he returned Il Ia ~.
owners. Mr.srs. \. l.. OplWay y Co..
proprirtor- ~ sulphur Bitter, Who
gave him a liberal urNar,l, AMI also gave
him .iN bottle. ~ sulphur Bitiers for al.
mother. Who has l,s,.n a terrible sufferer
with rheumatism. aud Who returned
many ble..ing. after being cured hy
their uss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

do not appropriate the beat room for
a guest chamber. Take that for your
self; your friends stay l. short. still,
make the room a. cheerful n possible
hang the wall with pictures, and supply
such beautiful things A. taste suggests
and means allow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

T,lch~r-"lt .cem. y"u arr never able
o. answer any ~ my questions. How l.
ihis. nav little ioyf' Little Johnnie
III knew the thing. YOU a.kcl me.
ma'am. did Vouldnt ~ 90 the trouble
II sending mr hsrv."