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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
south Buckaeld.

& c. sp.udiug sbd Scion futile have
ssch lost brood mare.
Thsr. seem. % n. quite mania for
.wspplug hor-~s frsuk Roberts has
wrapped With Rpsoo. Toxin. Hero Rob.
ut. hs. sw.pp-d With De Decoster. and
IS, hut rot least the writer has swspped
the Iri.h oily with josiah Hutchinson for
th- TOhiu mare.
The K.ens's have landed all ofthe Lowell
pln. ou the banks % The river and Erpes,
s,.pls. has contracted 10 drive the logs 10
Turner village, where the timber will be
sawed.
Tom Record and Pred Russell are cut
ting cord wood for II. Lowell.
10 restibg the names OF ssplrsnn for OF
detail positions under the neg sdmiuistra.
ton II recalls u mind the p.rspheo.e Of
General Batter that The G1vernmen, be
longs IN It's ffisnts Can any sufficient
2, ason be given Why there should not be
rotation In the miuor offices Of the Govern
neu, a. well - 10 the more importsn,
ons.f AZ . rule the iueumbents OF federsl
riee- should b. sdhsreuts no, enemies OF
the Naturalization. Too many features OF
the civil service Law are borrowed from
TIE mousrchiss of The old world.
90. OF the cold days OF this week We
met Roolnson Dean on the village street
on foo, aud unattended. Occurring %
soon sfter hls .. rious illness 10 seemed the
very psrsounestion of courage.
In conversation with . practical horse
man ~ Aubaru be expressed th- opinion
that ,iae farmers are outstoeked viii
ua.slsnls horses and thst an era oflo~
prices IL already 1t hsns. Although oai
coar,y can b1sst OF many Zoe animals ys'
n seems IN Ne that any Impartial ob.erve'
must eolncite with the oploiou OF the Al
baru gentleman. Ons fandsmsbtsl dsfee'
With Maine breeders IL the quality OF th'
brood mares A large per cent OF our so
c.lled brood mares are utterly unni fo'
hre.dsrs They. and In too msny instsn
CO, their or.pring are neither "n-sh nol
n.h nor fowl nor good RID herring
They are noniescript. neither rolters
| s.utl.msn's drivers or drsaght horses
IN. average farmer IL too spt tn breet
from no settled principle and any mar
that he may ehsnee 10 possess regardless
Of obyious defects must do ssrvic- ss
breeder. Like IL apt tn produces Ike Ia
horse breeding Is In everything else am
the result OF this unsystsmstic breeding u
b.rus a led 10 repetition With unsold colts
te., are no, worth thu cost OF raising
Tn. projection OF drsught horses scent
/ a, he largely surrendsd IN Canada and 10
w..t when will this foolish craze II
horse breeding cons IN Q naaie.
There we're soms obvious errors 10 ou
batch Of itsms last week bat We relieve I'M
pfinssr Of an blame
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
West Bethel.

Lumbering Interests are pretty much q,
close exesp, small lots where II can b
handled on wheels.
Blssblrds are merry and everything
wears . spriug air.
The past week has been dull for the
sugar makers. bat they are looking for q
few more good ruus.
T II Jswe,t aud wife are To take chsrgs
at ,h. town farm for the coming yesr.
] " Allen and vile. Q worthy, sgs,d And
ibnrm couple OF this place were perfectly
surprised last Wednesday evening By
party OF forty four OF their friends aud
neiehbors suddenly entering. bringing
barrel OF 4 ,ar and other substsntials u
the amount OF fourteen dollars. The par
" col Eyed . lily evening aud returned
bone with feelings OF Satisfaction nj the
surprise they hsd given and the thankfu
msnner In which they we're received.
Henry Eu,msn and Silss Powers arr
both out and improving.
Jsmes X. simpson. or Rumford. lately
moved into the house OF Mrs. Nsom
Grover. He expects 70 work for A. b
Bean.
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West Paris.

A quarterly meeting vas held al IN
chapel Suadsy afternoon ny Pfesidine NJ
der Adams Rev. T. Cochrsne Of Mort
Paris Was present. AMER the preaehinI
service thrre were bsp,if-d.
We heard the whistle on the new fscto
~ "Wednesday for the nrst time.
R,m.dsli & uollls have nice new sign
on the front of their store.
0-org. Ridlou sprsinsd his ankle while
surveying . carload OF lumber. 80 he u
obliged ~ go about on crutehss.
Mr. Kingsbarv Cart. has return~t
home from her ylslt 10 New Hampshire
aud Massachusetts.
Mrs. Nose. Klmbsli Of Bethel visited
relatives In this plsce this week.
J,.hu, Ford of NJ ssschuse,ts, formerly
Of this place. IL 10 town.
There Vas . calico ball 10 Duuhsm's Hal
Wednesday evening. The proceeds we're
for the bsnsft Of thu new library which
they sr. starting In the place.
\. w, Dunhsm, q org. Rldlou aud DU
~ EnmDus were elected delegates Lest
rhur-i,y evening" ~ represent Golden Rals
Lpig. st the Grad Lpis. 10 be held In
Portlsni. April 18th and lsih.
Lue Stuart IL through work 81 South
Parts foe the present
Ne STAR, I. ct work now for Killing.
wtpi & Ridlon.
Nc George A Bsrs,ow has gone TO New
York on business.
Mrs Scott All her children have gone
20 Gfoyeton, " II.
Tas selectmsn are IN lay out the new
street from M.ia Street n Harrison
Chlld's sgsia TO-DAY (Suurisy).
Mf. william Cox give. . fra suisrtsin.
msot In Daoh ,m's W,li. Ap'il Let.
Sp.eiL ssls OF Flour. Gfsln snd f'-ef.
also Cess Sect April s'h ., g. u. Can
mlags & Sons, Norway. See adv.
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Andover.

The msmbsr. 10 IN. Aniover Ag'ieul.
,ar, society net 81 ~. town ball Tu~--
isy. March ?6h. ard r-org,alG-d uaf-r
,hs charter gr.a,~i ~ the State 81 The
past session ~ NJ L-gisls,nr~, choo.ins
,he follo-i-g efr .-r. fr' ne ~n.ulng y-.r
President. - " P,o'i Wee P'..li~n,. :
v AhSot,. s-cr.,sry. J v TslNo'
Treasurer. q W AhNr,'. Trust@s-. JOHN
caid-.ll. g r Poor. y u Msrrlil. A. A
J-uus. AMI Chsrls. Proctor The eon.ti.
tuition aud hyl,~- ~ ~. former o's,n'I,.
tion were re,.insi With bot fsu ohsnes-.
IN. ma, importsn, h-ing ~, Which
pl.e~- The membership Zee ct - 50 Instead
~ 81 - 'p'n~rly
To. NJ y L,iis.' Circle held . honey
.. =, the ball wednesday evening Instead
% she nsusl .ocishls.
The u.uI qals, 81 ou' s,'~~,s w,s hrok'
sn hys runaway soelisn, rae-dsv. Nr
Bst,on'. horse started ~hle BIZ driver.
lewis Akers. WAS arranging his losi
thrvu Mr. Aksr- unisr the wheels sni
rsu ~ N. South Andoysr ppst one NJ,
Assr. Vas badly bruised bu, not seriously
hurt.
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Albany.

George ". K-nisoa has returned 10 LIB
suon. y IA frsnk. oldest sou OF A. q
Bean. w-nt With him booking Zoe employ.
msut Wages are ssli 10 be hlghsr Their,
than here.
Mr. Cilflrd whe~lsr AMI wife we're In
tssn lNs, week visiting their many rels
tlve.
M. Polsad ~ho ~. ben In town abOu,
to year. has moved bach - his old home
in ths tosn % Pol.ni.
Oar yoang p-opls have . sugar festival
a. The vestry Thursday ss.uiag.
ID A Canmlng- sat George W Beck
lsr ~ hep their teams In The wood. 81
sxpct IN msks el-sn s~esp of thsir lum
h-r ~ The 20 a % March. There IL Ut
cousidsraols snow in The woods on north
cant.
Chsrl-- NoAui.isr has pareAsssi The
0~org- Stnn. farm.
George Grover I. .gsin 81 his home.
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Hiram

Mrs Bets-y, widow ~ the late Ssmue
Hsrmop, 6lsd of paralysis, lscking one dsl
Of ~ years. She wss Q daughter OF tn
late Clement aud J,pe brown 81 Cornish
She leaves tso daughters. Que 90 them be
ias by her nrst husband, samuel Tsppsn
Mrs Harmon Vas for twenty nve yssr.
our u.lshhor. and We bear tes,imouy u
Der Industry ant pure Christlsu character
Tier stop son. Mr. David I Harmon Of Js
mslcs fisias, Mess, came 10 Hiram and
paid hsr sxp~r-es.
Ga March stth. Mrs. Louiss Lowell died
~ old sse sai luss fever, aged 9S years,
6 months. % days She Vas the mother
10 the late willoushby Lowell, and had
ben ooonued 10 her bed 81 his house for
three years. She vss . daughter Of
NJ ,oiy Bro-u. q Revolutionary soldier.
sni e.'lv settler ~ Hiram. Her d., hos.
hanf. M-rrid-li. died soon sftsr the wsr
~ 1919 In walch n. served. Her second
hu.bspd. D.vid L,-sli. I. said to have
pstl.h-d In P~nohsco, river She has been
very Industrious snd useful member Of
society. She retained her senses to the
last and wished ,o he at rest She vH Q
cousin ~ Mrs Hsrmnu above mentioned
H-r ehiidr~n. NJ and Mrs Ecu Lowell
~ Bonnsy E,sle. reached her. two hours
hefbre her Heath.
Mr. Frank Z. GIlp,,riek 1. building .
new barn.
Li-a,su.ut George y Gould 4. 10 poor
health from lung troable.
Me-. Charles NJ oriwsy recently lost q
coz.
Mr.. william II. Psndsr,sr h,. los, two
co~.
Mr.. R-bsoe, B,s,on. al isg2 pension.
er, Il 10 p-bor health.
A little bosrisr IN our f,mily recently
ssked fnr .on- maple syrup IN ss, on Der
Ar~si. r-mukibg innoosnily that u would
save hut,-r
Th- sol, " Charles y. Howard W. Al.
hsrt R,nsln. for ea,,l.s en- elm ire. vsl
u@d 81 ntv cots. ~ss tri~t before LEV.
-llyn A wsis-e-'h. Mvcn 25,h w'ltsr
T. Pe,sins for pa, Jaire A VI wsltsr
mr D.r Ia'sm~nt fot D-f~aisa,
Pisinun pail ell 81 ,st ..,,i-i D.feni
~, proved M. o-nsr.hip ~ ~. tr-~. snf
'-inT " nj. lad Nv pi,in,ld. mil pat
Nr George W. O. q 80 90 D-,rolt. N.
h,s hem spp ,ln,.si station agent, srnr--s
ss-., sni telegraph operator. vice Ralph
L HuSA,ri r--ignsi
RdrA L Hurh,ri he. sold his house ~
Mr. Eim-r " Howard
NJ willi,m Hossri ard hr,,hsr ~
N,ss,chn.s,ts. sous % The late fr-s'-rics
H'ssri OF Hiram. we're In town March
sch
oar fr,sud and former papll. Mr. J,mss
Mpal,on. IL p'iaeipd ~ an ses'~nv 81
Ripou, C.nf,rni,. q, . ssi.'v " 500 psr
y~.F M. wife rscsty-. $500 ss assistant.
Herbert VI ,altou he's goa- % Bartlett.
y n ~ psct the camp sqalp,Re sui fur
aitarv IN ~ Noalton snf th~ Aliens.
Mr Nuh,n Tr-,i-ell ~ S,pl~s. form.
efly OF Hiram. l. In very poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
South RnxhnrY.

school IN district ~. :. closed Ss'ur-
ssV. a. gJt This has b-"d very proni-
.hi- term. and Nr Cor-On hs- proved him
..lf = v-rv ahls t-sch-r. Hi-kindne-s srd
d..p intsF.-t In ~ school will long be re-
rpsrn 1-r-.i ~ III pupll-.
Oar lycsum, The 2i.t. vss success
Th- house "a. crested, AID tue r.ci's'
lions anc p.p-r we're excellent Every
ON. .sut home satisfied.
Chulss Phlloric Loot valuable co"
fec days sRo.
TIE BOYS In This vicinity are busy tap
plrr tree- TIE prospect IL thai Were
.iii BE- . good run ~ ssp
Lnggsr- are getting oat OF The WOODS
,pA transfers waO are hauling poplar ar
harryinx 70 Get 10 10 the landing osfor.
IN snos leaves.
Mr. Chsrlss Pailhric's family had gave
/. .e.r~ f.u DAYS ago some ooe lst
Tsp lo.aef Nth shot In The suiry. MI
>. grandson tOOk IL no 10 see " u ".-
Io.Aes. shsu II sent on The muIIle wss
polutsd DOWN sni TIE shot struck The door
stone ani boaoc~d b.cs. hitting NJ. 7. 10
N. head AMI in one leg. and also hi,iinT
voaur msn Who wss standing on TIE pl'f
"a NO ssrioas dsmage Vas done how
ever.
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Hebron

Mrs Seth Besrce did "Wednesday snsr
noou, aged ~. The funeral viii be on frl
dy.
A delegation from The school are N q,
,snd ih- fuasrsl OF iIsrosr, Adkins TO day
rhar-tsv.
Ms Lila Harden wlll eutsr,sia bel
yosng ffisods BY giving ''cob web part,
Friday ,vsulng 10 oslsbrAis her seven
tenth birthday.
The pss parsonage Il very eomplsts Ia
al IL arrangements fnr convsui.ncs an,
comfort and Il haliiing Zoe the place h
~ prOod Of All praise IL due N Rev. Mr.
isrisu for hl- steady perseverance, 10 sss
iug The work accomplished. ami much
work has bsen done ny himself We hops
be- vii occupy Il Cor many years IN CONE.
and sfl ~ TIE pls,-sn, home Ne has e.as
"A N ~ provided Cor the pastor here
The stshl. will bs ballt 5000.
Little Nsh~! Bsrtl-tt went 10 Boston
last v~sk sions. ~ in Der father and
moth-r. ~ho have b~su Speeding the Win
isr there. We 90 not knos hsr age ba,
II csuno, - more than eight or pihe years
Mr. X lolason Of Od.a,ld. h.. besa
visiting hsr mother, Mns. &. q. cuhmau.
q.
Special sale % Flour. Grain and ICED.
si-o Grs-s SOD April ca At q. II Cam
miugs a Sous, Nor-sy Zee adv.
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THE BEAR BRIGADE
Buckaeld.

san saith ws- srr~-ted spf hroushi
hsflfs Jlstics Prince a. Reform Hal. Nor
iaF - ash. for ss.Aut 90 Dc = ~
brsi'arv. pleaded guilty sOd naed - %
M DE- D-costsr moved Der stock 81
nalnsry AT fancy goods 20 TIE X Z
Iaonss store at sssk.
Mr. Packard. ~ife % james y. Psek
az. ii~i rhar-dsy morning s'tsr Iona
AZ painfal iiluss-. Sgd ~ years. a
alsbsud. 500 snd tso dsnshtsrs are lsii
% moaru thflf lo-s TIE funeral tool
p.scs a. ne Bspti-t chGrch saturday amer
noou. Rev \ u. Richsrisou &C ,iaiing
Ms Eiiis L NORTH vas obliged 70
cave h-r stuiies ~ HsorOu Academy sno
isilru bone on account % sickness.
h1'insou Dean vss able % ride oa'
'stsrA tines lAst week
SPECIAL sac 81 Flour. Grsin and feed
40 Grsss Sesd April CAB a. c. ID. Gun
aings Sous. Norway. See adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
I.oeks's Mills.

IA. Rdloa Of West Paris. Was In 'own
lat week. IA.
Th~re 4. 20 h. . large addition oall, on,
N an. spool mill a. soon - The snoSis al
Johu v. Dearborn Of this pl,ee. has
oousht The spool mill al Brysnts fond'
Hoo 4 Rad 10 At home
Ths ns- store IL nearly ready 70 DC open
services we're held in the church Is.'
saodsy. The sermon vAs very 'h"
New Mr.. Fo.-, OF Lewiston. deli'ered
very interesting sermon Sunday. ~nlen
..s quite v-ll stieuded. lie gave ee
,ur. IN the svsuisg which vas very INTER
.-sias snf entertaining
R-g Mr. CecArsns vill preach here Que
~..s from psrt ssntsy.
M P1ks has I'm hls vork In we spSo'
mil where Mr.. A. l. Greene taxes Ms
place ,-.,, . A.
we're cut IN hs foot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
nInnI.INIIRNALE.

Esoch O.gooi sui ~ifs have retained
from thslr Wilt "do~n Est
Rel ,miu Kimbsll Who b. been away
loggiag !. nov q, home.
A f.~ days ago after Ell ',ine pleasant
yak 90 he crust ~iih friend. We wsr'
received With gensroas hospitality At th'
h ,a.s ~ Chuls. Abbott and family and
,r~siei ~ nice maple sugar m de ~ BIZ
~if.. the incest ". hsvssysr sep. also u
-hs, Ne deem better. vocal Ani insuu
mental music by the family, ~ho, ~
thought. could ell sing On oar rrturu
- stopped ~ith A N. Packard fpr .hor'
tim- .ni wi,h some ~ oar school chllirsu
r-csive,i . 4 " tt-s, ~ thick maple honey,
ilnp-i az .p'ssi upon snos.
March ssh. ~ this writing warm
r.in
Circle will meet April tth, With Mrs. l.
4 Holt on .-r- will b. chosen.
C,n.iisr.pls mspl. hoo.y 4. b~ins msds
IN mi. section aud sold 81 the village 81
si pr gallon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

Mrs.. Olive Mil. D. gate .lck. She 4
ne oldsst psrson In tosn, bslng Ab0at =
years % sgv.
Slmou Stsvsns h.s ben Y ate sics ~lis
= ri cold a. Z. ne oldest msn In tost
nsins ~ Years Oh And caits STUART Tor oHs
~ that 49,.
Chsfiss Msr.srvs 1. 81 ths L,ss 90 avis
u o. ffisud.. IL form.fly carried on th'
hlshk.mlth sgsis--- here.
Mr. and NJ. Fr.hk morrill, hal . Nd
dag r.csptloa a. their rsslisbes Tuesday
svsuiug.
G A Stp,su. l. =, hons from Bostor
90 . short Welt
J A Boisisr 10 hsullug tmnsr for .,s
~ In coubsctloU villa his bsu house ihs'
BE- huit lat fall
Special sac % Fioar. Grain AMI f~sd
also Gr..s Sssd April Oh ~ G II. Gun
mings Sons. NoF-sy. See adv.
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Aiason,

II IL neither wheeling OF shedding now,
IL 10 . perfect paradise for grumblers.
Some few are stlll trying 10 do Q little
tesmipg.
Horsce Hu,chIason has taken hls team
from Wild River. IL cane oat Tuesday
Daniel Morrill, will move into Albany
Tie aud hi, wife will take care OF her faith
er, Eli al Wheeler. Mr.. Morrill, he's lived
In town msny years and We are sorry "a
have him leave.
No Mills IL getting ready 10 reshiogls
the school house In Mason this spring.
Sap ran we'll last week. and those Who
have tappsd made fias lot ofsweet ston
Y Bean IL reshingling part OF hi'
buildings.
III Bean IL Intending 10 make On cd
diiion 10 HE house. They will also run !.
A. Beans mill this spring. There 10 mol
toe usual amount Of lambsr there Till
spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

M.s oI,os Kaishl syounR woman 81
shoa, 80 y.sr- of age died On the 20'h Int
frnm hlood poison. snf vas hu'i~i on The
cat Rev. G. A. Hsyd-,, OF Aararn. al.
t-ni~i the funsrSi Qilts . number OF
her friends aud r~l,,lyss we're ptesen,
from lewiston aud Massachusetts.
u u Ronlnsou has sold bis span az
horses and harnesses 10 . man in Hsrri'
son
Rev. W. W. c.ryer will commence his
services on The 3i.t q, the Methods, meet.
ing house. 81 O'Clock y lie will holi
services once In two weeks.
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North Buckhsld.

who ever heard of sach M.rehf
since The s1o~ len nc people are urn
i.v their attention IN the wood piles
stoct 4. looking well and most every
ops has hay epoash,
Deacon Hammond Who nsh suOAe "
Dsin- shout th- s,me.
J. y Bieknsll 10 about resny W So"
msnc- on bis stable
IA Warren II getting oatIanosf Y" "
timber our iron bridge
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Onnnrd.

Th- nrm ofKlns a F.anee. meat dealers
hsv- dissolved partnership Nj. king will
cnn,iuae ths hu-ln~..
Parties from Boston are tslsius ~ sulli
90 ho,sl rs,r the mineral spting o-nei
" George H.t.r.
Ms Bertha Psnaslisr has gone n
Nsssy
Rev Mr T~-tshary. Who has been gate
.ick. I. Improving
There -ss no service at the NJ. X
church sanisy. Mr.. Bartlett bsipg 10
,hi~ ~ pF~.ch
George X P,in~. ofE,s, OI'ari. h.s
nsis IN Tn d,v. a. esllpn- ~ mspl~
-,'up frnm .hou, sO0 tres IL Own. q
Wv Zoe .p,n % horses weighing sbou,
600 p1unis.
rn.re ar slgh' W nine p~,i,inn. 10 cir
culs,lon fnr ths 90 - ~ pr-,m~,sr.
Sp~ciI s.ls ~ Fiou'. Grslp sni fesi,
,l.o Gr... Sod ,pTii G'h 81 & u. Cum.
mings a Sons'. Nr'~sy. See siy.
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RryAnt'r Pond.

Thsre 4. one c,s. ~ dlph,hsris rrportei
iu town IN The family ~ II g BsoOn.
Ml.. Stella NJ. Bosser IL attending
school a. fvminsiou.
Pro,r.c,-d meetings are being held hers
by the Methodist society.
Df George T.. Jones was In town Thnrs
dv
tn. camp on the island Vas isdles,ct
la, S,hh.th
y VI. Bartlett and wife are on visIi Il
Bp.tOn.
G a. Coma h,. rented william Day.
stsui.
sA. E.,s. he. novel into J NJ. GALL
sons'. house al So''h Woodstock
Sp-ciI al. ~ You G'sln and f~~d
.i-o Gees SD April Gih At G u. Cum
miugs & Sous. Norway See sdV.
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Diph,her,a Scare.

There 10 NJ d1abI but thsi diphthsrls 10
10. worst form l. very prsv,l'ut in many
cities sni small towus A. the same time,
that feet 4. M reason for fright.ni q PEG
pie oat 90 their wits. With .yefy new case
~ sore throat Even liberated sore
throat IL bad enough. aud M person would
have that for fun Yet hunired, OF per
.on- sfe said 10 hss. hsi diphth.ria ~ho
dolly hsi Q severe sore throat The form
~ sore throat which often passes FOR
iiphther,,lc 1, What old people call qaln.
~ "Pu,rii sor- throsi," knowa long
before dlphlhsrls, ". probably . form ~
iipatheris, sni very dangerous. An old
hospital nurss In Boston, SAYS 1t aln't
the clear cod 70 ~iatsr ihs, lays peops up
sith colds. e,t.rrh. and sor- throats, sui
laws the children low with dlphthefisi it-
th- son. pleasant. Alternating with th- WI
.lu.hy days" This IL very true, ani IL
pl.lu- why those troubles are 80 prevslent
mi. unu.u,lly son rainy winter; the air.
In fact. IL l.ien with poisonous vspor-
Tue nf.t symptoms OF true iiphihsris ATE
much like those OF heavy cold on the
luags Tier. I. fever. some siupor, aud
difiiculty In breathing. Very sharp pains
srv oiisn felt Ia the neck glands, Just be
loo the ear The ,ougus IL coated, the
ihrou aud tonsils irh,mei, little Whit
spots. which increase aud turn Ia dirty
yellow or brown color nett sppear, aud Q
peculiar Odor totally unliks liberated sor-
thros, 4. noticeable. 1.-THE disease IL OF
the black or mslignant type nothing bat .
mlr,cle can restore th- patients % their
former good health. Very many reliable
people claim - h,ys cured severe cases of
diphthsris with JDhnsou's Anoiyue Lihl
msnt De that asit may. IL is worth try
log. because 80 easily used internally.
dropped on sugar or a. gsrgls, aud
bathing for extsrnsl use. We know from
,xperi.ncs that 10 wl,l cure . common
sor. throat 10 Que night, aud thoussnd' OF
people claim thu, no remedy known will
relieve colds, cstsrrh, bronchitis, croap.
etc 4, a. promptly - the good old John
sons Linim.ut. Iflt cures them. WHY not
dlphtheriai IL Vas an old family physi'
clans prescription. I. 3. Johnson 4 Co,
Boston. will send free 20 any person sn
Illustrated psmphle, about Its use. Send
them your name.
For estarrh dilute brown. Isstsnt Re-
lief well with water and inhale through
!, n. 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02

W U B'Osu 4 a. ~ors f0r short tine
a. Nlrta Lowell.
Nofs 10 o-inx pashed rapidly on Tie
Olrlsusu parsonage a. ~ Ceutre.
Ms jsm-- H-si % North fyeo1rs.
vale vi-ltinx Al North Lowell %. isssu
saiteu.y ill With dl.~s-s Oft spine. She
!, ,'lsni-d By Dr.. Msory Of North frye
SPECIAL sale OF Flosr. Grsin snd feed'
a.o G-N.s SD April s.h 81 G. II Cam
uiass a Sous. Narssy See adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Grafton.


n seems 40 sirsng. ~ rad In yon' %.
NJ that The Snow 4. al gone 81 South
Pert. AMI The mad dryins up, when Ne
nave ous foot sni . half ~ spos snf so
Asrd ,hst heavy teams can go sny-h~rs In
~. ID, AMI no breaking through ths
snow.
The iunh.rmsu are dolpg . spleni ii
su.iass. nj. w-ek. |. good n thew hsse
inne mi. wiuisr up n this vriilng Oas
span ~ gooi horses On three mli- road
esn draw n the stream two thousand
.psuee At one Lost. Mo-, % the lumN~r
n.a thins they will dash their operations
thi. ~~.s
u Bs,n ihinss he will eon,inus NJ.
iunb-rine through next week, which b.
csn DO n the dolng remains ~ good q.
nas.
TIE sick ones are generally on the gslr
In this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
East Peru.

TIE smith. 90 Csr,hsg- have moved
,hsi- m,chiusry IN hi. place and CON
n~ncsd sswi.E birch.
wilson Stinm,n and Will sDi L--l.
have cone oui ~ The woods ~hsre ,h@'
hs,s hen st wurk for The winter. The,
yi.ltsi Lswision snd Portland last sainr
i.v ,ud rsiurnsd M0ndsy.
Hsury Chs-s h,s hen chosen .ehoo
ss.ut IL Ni.tric, NJ 1. Homer Child. 10
4i.,ric, No e \ wslssr In district No
? .nd Orro- Kuishi In district NJ
Baru % The -ifs % A. II. Gtih'h,
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
South Dethel.

The .nsh, .nas ~ w~ins.iy night
m,f~ the ro.i. Considerably ma Wv.
Those that t.pp-i ,hsl' m,ples hi. ye.'
AZ getting . god rua sni the season bld'
fair ~ ~ god suxsr sss.oa.
a \. Kiog and g. y Abbott are laid ~
with colts.
Ornsviils York IL huv hs'ns.. m,klns
~ " m,siag = -, ofiraNls h,rn~-.~. fr'
% l. Blss. auf . single hsrns-. Zoe
Virgin. Mr.. York doe. nr-, class work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Bethel.

J and y A. wymsa 81 wobaru. Mas.
have purchased the corn p,eklng tusinss.
IN B-ih-l. OF Woo aud Rs-sslng Of Ss~
York, sni will carry II On the nrrssn'
year Their As.nt, A VI Carter. Eco Z.
no~ signing contract. With farmer. fJr
plsa,ies
sB Tsiichsll 4. receiving biz lamh-'
fir Nj. ne. barn from ID u Hastings, -,
% Gll-si.
~ sniJ NJ Philhrook have gone ~
Nv Hampshire aud Vermont fJr working
otsn.
The river driver. are ~AlIas for water
n start their logs.
Dr q. " Gh.dng sni wlfs have rsturn.
a fsom n ',,oa vita . car load % house.
bold farnllare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-02
Newry,

whe.iiug In March this year. 1, h,.
he-n = long time slnee the thing happened
before.
Tue Logging csmrs In K-tehum are heinz
deserted Too million f~", of spruce log.
sr~ living 81 ,hs lsnilng. 90 n. hssf
water. ~ Saniv klver. The prospects
sr. v~ry uaf.vnrsA'. f,r an e,sy drive.
A goot m,ny cord. ~ palp -oof hsv-
N~su pli-t th- ps-' slater On th- hsnk- ~
Bear .ni Saniv River. sni their branch
-. WHEN The .p'ing rise OF ws,sr comes
there will ~ hasy times
The m,pls 3. nov yisliiag iis sweets.
A good de- of sap IL reported.