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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
gSaaiitl Hints.

Don't shake a hornets nest to see if
any of the family are at home.
Don't try to take the right of way
from an express train at "a railroad
crossing.
Don't 90 near draft If a draft
comes toward you, run away. A sight
draft Is the most dangerous.
Don't blow in the gun your grand
father carried in the war Of 1912. 1t
is more dangerous now than 1t was
then.
Don't hold a wasp by the other end
while you thaw it out in front Of the
stove to see if it is alive. 1t Is general.
ly alive.
Don't try to persuade bulldog to
give up yard of which he is IN pos
session. Possession ip bulldog is ten
points Of the law.
Don't go to bed with your boots on.
This is one Of the most unhealthy habits
that man, especially married man,
can be addicted to.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
His Version.

1t IS the excellent practice of the
teachers in the Washington public
schools 70 give out to their pupils brief
extracts from the best poetry and ask
the pupils to reproduce the idea in their
own language. This not only familiar
ICES the pupils with our best literature
but teaches them to read understand
ingly and to write each III his own in
dependent style. The other day ESQ a
gentleman who vouchrs for the truth OF
the story informs us) a teacher gave
out the following lines from Longfel-
low:
heard the trailing garments Of night
Sweep through her marble halls.
saw Yer sable SIX rts all fringcd with light
From The celestial walls.
One little fellow brought in his trans
lation beginning:
/ heard The long tails Of her night shirt
Scratch along tie stone floor.
Washington Post.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
A JOking Woman.

Now you say that You have ALWAYS
been loving and faithful wife, and
that your husband has no cause for
complaint, do you o asked lawyer Of
an Indiana woman opposing her hus-
bands petition for divorce.
Yes, sir do say that very thing
was the reply.
And were vou joking when you
chased him all over the house with a
red hot poker::'
Yes. Was and he knows it, too
Didn't you sew him up in the bed
clothes one night and pound hlm with
club p
We'll, low, the idea Of man trying
to get enforcement from his own low
in wife for little joke like that!
Oh, so that was a joke, too, eh2 Was
it intended for a joke when you knock.
ed him down cellar and threw three
fat-irons after him 2
OF course it was. I always was a
joky kind of a woman.
1 should say so. You thought it "a
Joke when You locked him out of the
house with the Thermometer below re
70, and he had to sleep in the hen roost.
That was IL joke, Ell p
'Pshaw, now'' He's gone and told
you Of that little capcr Of mine, has he :
Well, he never could take a Joke, no.
how
"A few more Of your jokes would have
killed him.
The ialge thought so, too, and gave
the man his bill, whereupon his spouse
of the past sall
'The idea Of man bein' allowed a
enforcement from the true and lovin
wife OF bis ouzzlm for a few little Jokes
like that, There ain no Justice in it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
"A Cheerful Face.

Next to the sunlight OF heaven is the
cheerful face. There is no mjstak>ng
1.-THE bright eye, the unclouded brow,
the sunny smile, all tell of that which
dwell within. Who has not felt IT'S
electrifying influence: One glance at
this face lifts us out of the mists and
shadows, into the beautiful realms Of
hope. One cheerful face in the house
hold will keep everything warm and
light within. 1t may be very PLAZA
face, but there is something in it we
feel, yet cannot express, and Its CHEEKY
smile sends the blood dancing through
the veins for very joy. All there Is
world of magic in the plain, cheerful
face, and we would not exchange it for
all the soulIess beauty that ever graced
the fairest form on earth. 1t may be a
very little face. but somehow this CHEEKY
face eyer shines, and the shining is so
bright the shadows cannot remain, and
silently they creep away into dark
corners, 1t may be u wrinked face
but all the dcarer for that, and none
the less cheerful. We lingcr near it,
and gaze tenderIy upon it, and say -
"God bless this DEAR happy face We
must keep it with us as long as we can;
for home will lose much Of its bright
ness when tins sweet face is gone. -
And even after itIs gone, no" he re-
mtmbrance Of the cheerful face soltens
our way.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30

Wife-'I believe you only married
me for my money.
Husband - Everybody else thinks
the same thing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30

Ella-"I know | am ugly, bat love
you, Erastus have $4,000 year.
Erustus--"Yes, darling; | would
marry you if you We're twice so ugly
as you think you are. Jay beautiful
blrdie.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30

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as any 500 machine
It combines simplicity with durability
speed, case OF urriati"n- wears longer with
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has no ink Ribbon to bother the operator II
is neat substantial n!chc pa,rA-rcI and
ndaplp.! TO aiLknds Of tyre"ri ing Lax"
printing pres, Ii produces Sharp, Clean,
i.rrjhlr MANUSCRIPTS. Two totem copies can
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ministers, hpnhcrs merchants manufacture Is,
husincs. men. etc, Cauno' make better HI
ycstmeM, for SIS. An intelligent rc:-"n
in II week can uCcomC s. GOOD oPERATnK, or
A RAPID ONE in twr months.
!.SfisS! offered any upct"tor who can q"
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,ruiu.rd by The ODELL. 60" !,r!i''''"
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IL,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
SHACOB'S LAME Mt.

OxCoose me if shed some tears,
end wipe my nose away;
IND if o lump vos in my troat.
II comes up derc to shtay.
Nv saducss shall now unioldt,
IND ifuot tale Of woe
Dun'd do some Dntchmans any good,
Den cont pellet l know.
You see, fall myself in love,
Ind ctfery night | goes
Across to Brooklin by dot prldge,
All dressed in Sunday clothes.
A yladcr vomans vos der brize,
Her husband he vos dead;
IND all alone in this cold vorldt,
Dot vldder vos, she said.
Her heart for love vos on der pine,
IND dot like to see;
Ind all der time l hoped dot heart
Nos on der pine for me.
| keeps u butcher shop, you know,
IND in shocking stout
put away my gold and bills
IND no one gets HIM oudt.
If in der niyhtisome bank cashier
Goes skippngbtf nit cash,
I sleep so..sound as meier vos,
While rich folks 60 TO schmash.
Icourt dot vidder sixteen months,
Dot viddcr she courts me,
Und When l says: "Vill you be mine =
She says you bet III be "
We vos cngagcd-oh! blessed fact d!
squeeze dot dimpled hand;
Her head upon my shoulder lays,
Shust like bag Of sand.
Before der Wedding day yos set"
She visgcrs in mlue ear.
Il ike to say hat to use
Some cash, my Jacob, dear,
II owns dis house and two big farms,
Und ponds and railroad shtock;
Ind up in Yonkers bosses
A grand big pcesness block.
Der times vos dull, my butcher boy,
Der market Tos 10 good,
Und,if self squeezed Ler handt
70 show | understood.
Next day oxcoose ny briny tears
Do, shocking took g shrink;
Icoun,cl out twelf hundred in
Der cleane@t kind ochlEk.
Und later, by two days or more,
Dot vi1der SLOPES away;
IND leaves a note bchindt for me,
In which dot vhder says
DEAR SHAKE;
Der rose vos redt,
Der violet. blue
You see I've left,
IND you're left, too"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30

A wire poller--The telegraph line
man.
The pupils of the eyes have eight
to learn.
The storm cloud should have sky
blew color,
People always long for money when
they are short.
The path Of duty-Through the Gus
tom house.
The stove dealer generally has a crate
range Of IDEAS.
Sailors ought to be well acquainted
with the decalogue.
Counting the clergyman In It takes
three to make pair.
A milkman never goes to dance in
pumps. Too suggestive.
A barking dog Is most pollte-He
never fails to make bow to you.
1t is sometimes cxcusahle for mu'
stefan to be harping about his business.
Circumstances alter pecally
financial circumstances in legal Cases.
There is man in town who always
likes to see things dull-hc S Il sclsscr
grinder.
The kangaroo can't be very indus,
trious animal, as he is generally on his
last legs.
The convicted criminal is never al
lowed to hurry himself. He must take
his time.
Crying piece when there is no piece
Boy asking for pie when the pantry is
empty.
Things are pretty evenly DIVIDED in
this world after all. Even the poorest
baby has lis rockaway
When man walks you can often tell
hum by his carriage, but you can tell a
baby by its carriagr before 1t walks.
| $50 . ~..------------
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30
"A CA zsHs.
DIR HIRAM BTHRMAN,

DIR, HIRAM BU HUMAN,
physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
noincirg TO the citizens of Mcrhanicstown
and vicinity that he has located here IN the
nrnc,lcc of medicine. For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would further add that he has come to
stag and hopes by strict md Upright depoft,
ment to merit the confidence and support OF
Il discerning public.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-30

To take feathers OF hen and to put
feathers on woman both come under
nea1 Of dressing,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
WIsr aIrAII

The mahy friend. ~ Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
rike 20 this place gave them .uh.ian-
tlal surprise one week ago by making a
fofc-d mafrh into their house and lca'-
lng So IN money, h~.ide. either article.
o. the amount - about q more. Mr..
4. has bc,n laid up all winter With a
.orr hand. hence thl. sympathetic rald.
We have broken more rusds since
March came la than In all the frsi 81 the
winter.
Mr.. Francis Ratker. an ag~i and in-
Arm lad, 20 ~. frll after getting nearly
90 the foot II the cellar stair last sun.
day ani rvcrlVcd very severe bruises.
IN. doctor could not discover any brok.
ca bones. bat she lies In a critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. George Granville Chapman, Who
has t,c-n slim all winter, died Wcinc.-
day. lie was one ~ our aged and much
respected cliiFrns.
several parties arr nov storing good
quality of be.
Y. ". Mason has returned from iscr-
lin. y. H.
\. ". Grover ~. ju.t loaded the 49,
oud car with cellar T.osis aud pole. for
rustic work. II gOc. io ". h. Aston,
~hslhufne. y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
hERROh

Mr.. n. 4. Cu.hman aud Wife are In
waier,ille visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. \. VI.
Richardson.
Prof. J. D. Moody !. spending the
week With his mother.
IA Glover I. visiting relatives In Mas
.schusstts.
q. Besse. Of Bryant'. Pond, was In
town "wednesday.
Mr.. sarah Penley, ~ South Paris, IL
AZ Levi Merrill's this week.
Wallace Cushman u .ick again, confin-
I'll ca hls bel.
The lecture on Egypt by Rev. Mr..
Lane WAS very entertaining and greatly
appreciated by those presen,.
This evening Friday the West Mino,
Dramatic Club gives an entertainment
herr, a nautical aud temperance drains,
..Ihe Turning Of the Tide"
!. l.. Bnmpus met With quite an aeci-
ieni Monday evening. lie got home
With his horse. just at dark, so IL VAS
quite dark Ia the barn, and In hanging
up the harne.. hlt an iron hook kept for
the purj.o.s Of fastening up the sleigh
thlll... The hook cut his upper eyelid
the whole length aud went In under the
bon. above .o h. had To pull IL out. We
are glad to hear that he will not be Ike
" 10 lose his eye as he could see little
Yesterday.
The pile 81 bricks and .and on the new
baIlding ground Il growing last.
Crows have been heard In the land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
WgSY pans

Roscoe rueil l. sawlng wood With his
machln. for our citizens this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons of south Paris
have ben visiting their daughter, Mrs.
r. y. h"ndall.
Mrs.. stella Hartman aud husband Of
cilesd are visiting Al her fathers, J. W.
willis'
Nj. Clark % wccifor,l.. Me-. l. visit
lng hsr sister, Mrs. Lewis Ferry.
Austin .. Hayes Il home from Port
land un q visit.
4. }. curtis a Co. have lust rcccl,~i
an Invoke II Monarch house paint from
Chicago. Mr.. Curtis went 10 Portland
>aiuriay Ia Parchase q new stock ~
room paper.
Mr.. D. N. nm m. hoaght a. a..
Aiams' barber buslne-s sbi pool table.
Mr.. Aisms lnisnd. o. 80 Ia Bryant'-
pond 90 work Tor his father In the new
chair factory.
!. n. code, our carriage maker. has
hosn taking a two weeks vacation.
>ome ~ the farmers have commenced
sugar making.
\. n. HICKMAN Ia. heen hauling birch
strips fftm Patch Mountain to this place
Zoe rehi-cts Manufacturing 60.
Mr.. tora clifford l. stopping With
Mr.. \. X. Rucknam Zoe few wrrks.
NJ. fr~i Rsrtlett has hecu here the
past week. IL gccs "a oxford to set
up housekeeping Monday. hut viii vi.li
us oy,'aslpnally the same a. h. doe. now.
The lcgal voter. II school district w.
q arv r,,lusstc,i e. meet In the scho,l
hcuse saturday. March gsnd.at =. u.
Mr.. y q. liollis' health I. quite poor.
Mr.. lIolus' muth.r has come frum Can
i"n o. stop Nth them fvS weeks.
Rev. N.Nansier Ilill dis,i a hi late
homr Monday night. Narvh iosh, from
the sfccts "a pneumona. 4 brief obi,u-
try notiCv appears elseWhsf~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
-tRku

Nessrs. clovis Warren. inrvnSo u.
rrvnch. Jane. ~. Eidlon. Cilftoa Evans.
Eugvne MsdsSurth. Mlnot :. Brssicr.
fnncl. a. Uhheits. Daniel ". risrre
AMI Isaac NJ ~tor-r have recovered or
tre Improving IN health.
Mr.. William 4. ~torvt i r~,o,ering
frum a severe Illness.
calvin y. Clsmons AMI wife are quilt.
slck
March igth l. a mild spring day with
msrvury a. 81.
We sid our humble !rih0te ~ SORROW
tnd Affection o. the wreath that gaflands
he grave "a our Ameutc,i fri.ni Gco. ".
Watkins. The pathway Il the Death
Nngvl L. marked wlth trars for many ~
carth's eloqusut, gvnlsl ani giflcl splr-
IA, bat th-y await us In the land II sud.
lrss morning.
Elmer ". Hubbard IA. moved "a frvr-
dom, y. ~ IT, ~ill drive stage to cor.
uish. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
WATERFORD

John Everett Lost nice COW last Sat
urlay night.
a. u. Mor.c Who Ia. been sirk Nth
Ia grippe l. able to - ahout hls business.
Thc entertainment VA. postponed one
week owing a. the bad weather. Pull
report will D. given next week.
special communication 20 vi. Iir'cm
Lodge, .. 4 4. VI, saturday night.
Work second degrvr.
News IN. b.en rec"lSci ~ the shd
death ~ Prof samuel Grr-n", Who Wa
killed on an Ice boit In Ontario. Fruf.
.r--ne "a. bath deaf sui dumb and sas
an Instructor In al Institution for deaf
mute. In Ontario. ani hi. lo.. Will L.
severely felt by those Who have been
associated with him. Prof. Green" "a.
born al North Waterford and "a. q
brother ~ the late pr. william warren
Grc.n. ~ Portland ani ~ Col. Grrcne
20 Hartford, Conn.
Georg. Young hp. purchasc'l y. 4.
Iouglcy'. house ani Will move lnto the
same soon.
Quite number from Waterford at
tended the meeting - tli- \. 4. :. 4. u.
AZ North iihdgton recently.
school me.tlngs are nov all the rage :
school marms will be- the next on the
docket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
gnvgauQQ

Mr.. A. n. Ross, of Andovcr Seminary,
preached NJ the Congregational church
March 9th. and Il engaged for the year
beginning June Let.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. II. Evsns have gone
to Philadelphia to visit his brother resId'
Ing ther.
Mr.. n. r. Newman aud two elder chll-
dren are visiting HE parents In Hath.
Nrs. Newman aud youngest boy arr
boarding AZ the Walker House.
Mr.. ". 4. Randall and Miss Butler
were In Portland for q short ,isit.
Mlss Grace Tag, IL East Conway, has
been nj Mrs. Rsndall's for few DAYS.
Mr.. DIR. iAm.cn :. visiting her sister
In Portland.
Mr.. Alfred q. Carter. Of wobarn, has
been NJ Mr.. Henry Walkers.
Mr.. Dinsmorr returned on "Wednesday
ani hi sister, Mis. Chapman. With him.
Mr.. u. remains Tor longer Walt to
friends.
The sw,Si.nborgisn circle met al Mls.
Olive swan. on Thursday evening.
Mr.. r. l. Eastman Was at New York
last week.
he. =. N. Weeks. 90 Portland. and \.
N. Walker. Esq. 81 Br,dgton, were In
town rriiay Ia attend q meeting Of the
trustees ~ IN. academy. The ,scanc'e.
IN the board occaslonei by the death Of
Nr. q. :. Page aud y. Y. bradley were
fillei by the r~election 10 Rev. 4. ID.
Earrows 81 IAN rrspcisco, aud Gen. VI.
a.. Wentworth of Jackson.
The spring term ~ the academy viii
hcgin "Wednesday, March lath, sni a
full school IL expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
WEST SIMMER

The entertainment given by Prof y.
T.. Taylor the 18th and lsth al the Nes-
try were highly appreciated, the second
being pronounced better than the fir.t'
Mr.. 4. L. n blind man. aud q. pianist
and yocallsts Il seldom eguall-'i. III.
plsying on the harmonica Will. he play
Ell the organ seemed wonderful showing
the possibilities of Improving that Gosi
given perception bestowed on the blind
and cheerful even joyful resignation
20 what would seem dire calamity.
II VA. good for all Who heard him.
Nor. than the usual amount ~ spring
change. are being talked up To b. ~
ported later.
Ms. AddIe Honey I. so far recover
ell a. to yi.it relative. ana friend. about
th. village.
Mi.. Mary T.. Howe I. With relative.
az Norway.
Mise. Mimi. Bi.bee, Mabel Harlow
and May Chandler, with Harlan Bisbcs
~ our village young people are attending
high school al East sumner.
Mrs. Dea. Abbott and daughter Of
North Paris were la town the iith.
Mrs. Chase, widow of the late Hiram
Chase. aud daughter, 81 North Paris, the
latter being In declining health, were
here io see their physician the 10Th Inst.
Miss Matte ilowker visited relatives
At south I'ari. the prrsent week.
An auction was held at the old homs
Of Richmond Tuitle the sth Inst.
The serenade ~ Daniel Small aud wife
was held at the yestry Thur.dsy even
Ing the 18Th. 4 general invitation ex-
tended 10 all friend. II the happy couple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
NORRIS ALBANY.

Ia grippe .tlll nnger. In the >ougo
Valley. Thoma. kimhall'. aud also
Chafle. Eame.' family have all been sick
bat arr conSalescing.
Mr.. Ro.co. Emery |. siill quite fee
bic. She Ia. not recovered from an at
tack of Ia grippe which IA" had some
six weeks ago.
Mr.. Hiram Robin. !. quite sick
again With lung trouble.
Harry Imam j. "a return Ia Naiick'
Mass. Friday.
The sudden death ~ Louisa Cum
mings which occurred some week. sine.
east a gloom over TIL. community. She
usually enjoyed good health, aud VA.
ever ready aud willing Ia administer Ia
the sick. Her last labor. on earth were
10 care for the sick. She Vas Kind
neighbour aud will ~ much missed and
especially by her two sons aud Que
daughter. Who kindly cared for her Ia
the last. Her last words were IL sm
waiting for the boaiman."
Mr.. Lizzie Morse l. In feeble health.
4. :. Bean has started his birch mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Last week gave "a reminder That
Maine l. It'll Ia the north. snow, Wind
and drir. made thing. look like winter.
The epidemic l. doing IT, work here.
W very hai casrs. hat many mild ones.
\. q. LoYejoy's family have t-rcn sick.
N. a.. Mason dos not sc.m Ia Get up
we'll. IL l. very weak.
Arthur ~. Morrill, !. .ick nov.
Mf.. sarah ". Tyler !. poorly TIL.
winter. bat keep. round.
n. Hutchinson aud .on. Arr cutting
and hauling birch Tor II. y. MILL.
Ous 20 \. :. Bean. choppers cut hl.
foot With an aNe aud has h-cu laid up in
camp Tor .0me time.
n o. reported that Rev. Mr.. DaNi. u To
leaV. town this spring, much Ia Oh. ~
gr,, of All the people here. III. place
cannot - easily filled. Minister. are
not al made after the same pattern. aud
the material l. often very different.
The travelling !. NO, hrs, clas. nov.
signs IL spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
RuvgoRp CENTRE

Harvey Eastman Who liSr,i Nth Hiram
swain for many year. has t'cru Ni.iting
hers.
Mr.. stephen farnum I. very Low aud
cannot live bat few weeks.
Df. lapham'. history IL llumfori !.
being delivered. We hear many coin.
pliments IN u. favor.
Mr. fr-i Eolfc has proved hin.elf Ia
H. q .ucc...fil book agrni. The Path
way ~ life" anl stanley. book have
met with large .alc..
Mr.. J. Bennett IL NewTy Ia. b""n
visiting relative. here.
F.ssenden fsrnum Of Lawrence,
Mts.., formerly .umfori hoy bat nov
q sucr...ful DRY good. merchant, Ia.
b-.n attending hi. father Ia hl. sickness.
Mr.. John Drshsm I. able IT, be out.
Ether or "a. administered, teeth eN-
traciei and .et made for -S.vp Ju.ti.
or white. teeth on Akron rubber plat"
$40. Positively the best teeth and rub
b.r manufactured. Terms cash, one
hilf when teeth are extracted halanc-
when teeth are made. r. ~. small,
Rumfoni Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
Ru0FoRD FALLS

>.u. .a. lit. hsi III sweet sudaciiy
' -.rI u. Tea CUpir. % tn oXiurl
l.a..rlf. Or sh.rh I forgive him. IL
''... 's ia.r sample. ~ ths Publication,
.....I as. auuh ay and Nlll say
''If be- hl. Improved sine, the day. When
D aa. r..r- familiar suh h.. Well. ~
-hf f. srss better IA. 80 gru~ older.
aa. srrf much Interested la friend
~lars.. atD.uut q th~ ratihcatipn
meeting 01 rari. lliil iu.t thirty YEAR,
~ al|I summer Cumrs again. Was
'.r-r mt.s'f i1 hodily shaps. AMI can
testify ftif ~lsrArs dii not draw on III
iul. ..lf.Hu orut's worth. Dor the
pr. "i mr ] would net Tell whai Il ncle
lI... Wurl. were. bat think that friend
tl. given ihsm iu full ! know The
raalrf 10 ths delivery. - wsl a. IN"
~.-.'. IrUsigyel a pTickly seusation a.
80. Hs several other sensations. We
y.l'..-rui hlm brad ani shouliers above
bir.Ingams NJ rrcall that pleasant
lif.r tTi.H,lF hstarsu a ncle Han and
ti' brother Elijah. aud The snsppy ~
niras uf grutlsman from Nee York,
aiH touched ca ''>guattsr Sovereignty
ADJ several other things La humorous
ehI. llHse daNs WCrv bsttcr than these
'i.'.ur rv.Is,ts. Th.rv was bat little
l1lsrr then "a diving With the dry rot.
Nus tlr very airs that blow seem 90
have a shriysling efcst; life l. losing
n' .nuns. llhseyer. the Young dont
'.rm to 49, % LA that light. God hle--
thfm
''.sm' l. sspplng the government 10
M i1nr - so a mouth. That l. All
right Cur lie II ~ bat little value,
'.l.l We shouli hesitate o. sthnd up o. D.
'b"i 40 for ANYTHING les than -ls
mouth and q tribe "a glory. unless the
Shooter shut with a pop gun.
IN" cutting % W and the hauling
I'm. 90 ~ the or,isr 81 thu DAY just
aos The time .. short a. the Ice must
p fuitiug away. II will sou ~ danger
s4' crossing With the weather We are
having.
:. l. Putnam 1. doing some hne work
- tarlisrEist. IL l. Young az the bus
,nrss' bat h. show. taste and sklll. lie
'earnsi The ART from looks.
" Eh,s,
~ yea care % .wap print tor OCCASION
- Characters liks thess. you and ! can
Wade perhaps. I. 10 hargsins
Respectfully,
J. y. IRISH.
Var b. John. rhe "sweet sasises'
y shall continue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Dana's sar.aparilla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
ALBANY

Mis- ALMA Johnson l. N.lting rcls.
tiyv. Ina Otishsld.
Miss intiis Nniryss came home irum
Portland o. D. present Al the silver Nci'
ding ~ her parvui. Mr.. AMI Mrs. ~.
gar u. Andrews celebrated the twenty
dfih anniversary - thsir marriage Mon.
iay afieruoon anil evening. \ gUUd
uumhsr 81 prv.suis and many presents If
silver etc.
Mr. iissu L. slowly recovering.
q. 4. johnson has sold ~ rv,i ioX skins
anil ous skunk. al of Shich h. has shot.
a gtipT-. has not made any new srif-
urcs fof irv days aud l. lo.ing his hold
Goa former seizures.
ubist. tas gut nearly through saNing
hirrh no his steam mill near Patch
Mountain.
Mo.t n uuf lumbermeu arr about
thfough " iyh their ioh.