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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

The American pie has triumphei.
Their. was u time when pie was In dis
grace. II was considered an indigc-ti.
hle and inescusable culinary connection.
In England. where u was almost tanta.
mount 90 misprision % treason To sug.
gc-, that plum padding IL tao rich 10 L.
healthful. pie-exoep, PERHAPS mincc
pie. which !. ~ rich AMI dubiou. ~
plum pudding-was tabor~i. but. like
the Oppressed 81 all nations, u found
shelter In America There were New
England housewives who made pi--
which were delicious and comforting "a
the inner man. and the pumpkin pie L.
came associated with the festival II
Thanksgiving In . manner altogether
hOnorable Ia thee who were responsible
for making and uttering" H.
Then Ary~e Oh. great American philos-
ophcr, Emerson. the most ESSENTIALLY
classic type % man who has hourish~l
In this western world. and Emerson ats
pie three times day. DIR. johnson use,l
~ say that "ihe man who drinks l-er
think. bccr.- Ralph Waldo Emerson
ate pie and thought philosophy. The
American PIE was Observation-Disclosures
kee Wisconsin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
Bay Harbinger. Standard.

n.y .i.liioa. IS haRi. Q q, inshs. high w.lsh.
Ies1 ~. hrv-i by tiowas. fhomp-sa, fiu.
sell. Ne, osas.i w wbe-ler A Bumpu., -Ouih
Paris, Ne. taL-i 1uiy Z, los.
sirv, UAHHl>stk. lss
tir.t Ian by Won Mehks. sirv 81 flors.s - y
Iost.,n difl. rs -. ,unari. ~. -econi ds"
by Nuuts ,hns,o. -oa of'.sn. knoN.
Ilaftans,f by Almont. ~ sir, 81 ~ IN =
Isl. Sir.i dam, Uussgs. by hysdyk.s iiambls
tsnl.n. seoond dam. pslry hahii ~ -esisy
,msrican star. sire ~ The dan ~ hrttrf, ah''
IN. dam. % y Jtlser. In The ~ list
Almont. by A.NaRiers Ab'iallsh, slrs 81
,.olismith Mali. lit tir-t daa,, sally Ansisr
s.sa, By Msabftsa thisf. sie 20 issly ih"fps
lIs s.roni dam, ksts, by l'iht, JI, sifv ~
~ liam. ~ Msgi. g~ss. Jay tJeses, 10,
hH,asi.r. ht-iallah by Rysiyt'. IIAmbls,o
nlan. dam ksiy Darling. all D. H. by s"n Of
Nniryv Jaskson- -.
Non Nsnls. ,iss, Nv Morrill Coli. 400 ~ oli
Drv., dam ~ III Msrros Iior.s, sonof Wither
81, by wththroy Messenger.
hsy Iiarbins,r viil .tan'l II The stable ~ Wm
!. Wheslst. At >suth fans. Terms, 81 D. var
rant. tg scA.on .sryts.
". !. wiItELER. south PART. Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

There 4. now living at Mulhouse a
man % the name % l.othcr. a,-d twenty
.iS. who weighs mo- les than ~ pounds.
Even ~ child he was '..stinguisheifor
hi. abnormal sire. AZ confirmation b,
weighed aboa, go pounds, and when he
appeared before the recruiting commits.
sion hi. weight was asccr,ain~i 10 L.
%So pounds. Despite his extraordinary
bulk. he has ligh, and easy step, and
l., moreover. an ardent bicyclist'-Na'
iiOnAl Z.iiung.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
NJ. ,sA-A ~.sA..,.'. o.,a.
rJUrUUNTu
10. iaN.-Rh.mh.la.

Aeru~s I. Ssttl.l = I~r~ons horn IN =
country. 4 Rsb.lsr~ insane trsrvl 4 No
tic.. Put ~ In stable q soakri In
. liquid :. Perfume.
Down I. Letter. 2 Half an EN-. A
messenger 10y 4 A short article. 8
unit..i Stats-coins a Incidents. Z sharp
" notehs,l y Pms sct on the fscs ~ q
dial ;o form shadow. y Ilostosns % the
fe.t. "a A .quar~ pi~re - blanket ussi
by lpilsns 90 wrap the fcst In bsfore put.
ting on mcccasins n. 4 cave. u. An
abbr,,iatioa n. A letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
nolIs.ssIpINo RlLIcS.


There I. not a bousekcepcr who 10
willing Ia say tina, housekeeping i not
an advancing art, bu, there are not
wanting women Who 10 not practice In
accord With this belief. Why eau Ne
not lay down the the antlquatei thing.
and c~a.e from r.trogrcsslonf why
uss the lrou ies.ke,tle when IN. neat tin
one l. lighter and hcttcrt Why wiring
the clo,he. by hand when there are
score 10 wring-r.i why boil your
coffee when YOU know II should never
boilf Why maintain yeas, jug when
for two cent. YOU can bay cake 81
compressed yeastt Why s~ccten cake
with mola.scs when sugar IL equally
as cheap Why buy Hour by the
sack aud pay eight dollar. when six dol
lar. will pay for q barrel III the same
fiourt cannot answer. IL !. not be-
cause women are ignorant ~ the superb
oriiy II wringers, compressed yeast, tin
tea.keitle. aud the best sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

The passengers on one 81 the traction
cable cars funnel the other day when
the gripman stopped the car a. wait for
the passing % q funeral. II took tan
minutes Tor the las, carriage To roll by,
Tor l, was an unusually long provision
A. they slowly rollei past. two % tho~s
In the car gave ven, 10 feelings In some
such manner A. this; Did you ever 80
such fooli.hnes.'' mo. not foolishnc--,
hut ,up-r,i,ion!T DO You think soy
"P.haw. can't you see by that gripman''
face that he l. sup.rstitious, What slss
can you eSp-ct from himr' 10 doc
look .upsrsii,ious. doesn't hey" AZ this
point the conductor broke In, eft. not
superstition: it, the Law. "-Philadelphis
prrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

You can never know ell you try, how
quickly dose Of Ayers Pills Will cure
your alex headache. Your stomach
and bowels need cleansing, and these
Pills win accomplish it more ef7ectusliy
and comfortably than any Other msdi-
cine that you can ind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

One Of my children had = very bad
discharge from her nose. Two physl-
elan. prrscrib-i, but without benefit.
We iriol Ely's Cream balm, and, much
To our surprise, there was q marked I'm.
pr"Nement. We continued using the
Biim, aud In a short time the dlschsrg'
vs. curcd.-O. A. Cary, 60 rning, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
~. ,sa-A. nr,.n,.i Tale.

Two eastern travellers wcw VISITING IN the
shade % some palms In the de-srt What
l. that long pr,-r-~sion ! sc.'" iDauiryd ons
q them. Long. saii the Oibsr. do YOU
call that loag' II - Just t~o oarriAg,s
with ~oSne little article t-tw.sn them. '
n. nrsi SPEAKER ns,ly dispai~l him. AMI
thsrv was danger - rrps,ition % the
chamelsOn dispute. hut he finally took In
hi. trend. meaning and then he felt very
.hsrff.h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
No. ,s.-o..xr.,A,.., A.r...,s.

An island In th. German oooan which.
In the war iSsl exc hAng~i misir,ss Zoe .
master
1 An island In the We, indies. former.
" t.longing TO frabo,. bu, now iD'isIsnd'
snt
? The coantry which gave up the island
Ahuyv ment.On-i.
large river In France, falling into
the Hay II liisCay.
A l.rs. sity In Persia. formerly the
eapltAl
s The ooautry Ia which the subject q
this arrystic wAs given up
a \ small ri,sr In England.
|; Tho capital q s,athsrn country In
Eurug-. once destroyed by grrai natural
calamity
Aohaino, mountains running through
Italy.
v 4 beautiful city In the south Of the
same country.
10 A tom In surrry. England. famous
Tor its J-Iulty
No. tss.-A N.r.ssy Rh,~. In p,sss,ss.
scofn not. % mus, the .impis, hambls lay
az fertile hsiurs'. pr,.iacts- Crusl hands
Tho fs.thsf-.l spnssisrs heath the crust have
Isnt
Wien Ia.--i oun dar.sos vie. msiO-i'o4s
sush
Their shssrful Bo,e-. dslioais r,E~sl
II. roysl t.&r,i 10 gracs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Applicant-"I understand TINT you
want = reportery' Editor-"le.,
want q man Ia do verbatim work. Ar.
YOU q stenographery' Applicant-"No,
sir; but I am a rapid writer. u.el Ia
be an actor and have had experience In
writing stage letters" Editor-"Ah!
You're Just the man We want"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Poor Pstient-l sent for you, doctor,
bccause I know zoe are . noted physi-
clan, but feel u my duty To Inform
you that haven't over e15 10 my name.
DR.. Bigfee-very well, then, We must
try to cure you up a. quickly ~ posi-
BILE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

How well We remember grandmother's
attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots
and herbs Poor old soul. how pre-
cious they seemed To her. Aud yet
one bottle Of Ayers Sarsapsriila
would do more good than her whole
collection Of "yarb.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

will never regret sending three s.,eI.
stamps TO pay postage, 10 a. u. Oriway
4 Co.. Boston, Mass, for . copy Of
DIR. kaufmann's great Medical Work ;
100 pages colored Illustrations; Of great
value 10 every family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
No. ,ro.-Aips..-,,e.i r...,->

I. frOm the following letter. make thru
~oris each containing all the letters X, y
RIP. e. ST.
2 from n. 4. VI. T. = make i've words,
each containing al the le,tsrs
a frcm A. D.. y. J.. X. y, q make ons
wor,i. using all the letter. oDe using al
AMI .syen using Eve lsttsrS
4 frvm D.. D.. A. u. D. II. 7 make ons
~O-i. usins all the letter.. two using sis
thru. using ave. AMI ain Cat leAsil usins
four
s MAks two words from Oh. following
using all th. Isitsr-, tLr,s using i've L.
E.O.v &C. X. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

The most satisfactory way to clean
wall paper II with bread about . day
old, but not old enough 10 cruInble bad
IL nor fresh enough to be doughy when
used. II the paper 10 not very much
sollsd it may DO busted and rubbed
down with . con hand mop made OF
cotton yarn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

SLOW Is your father coming onf''
asked Col. Sergcr Of a darkey 10. used
To own before the war, ale am dead
"Dead. IL he' lie must have reached
an advanced age" ale dill dat, for q
Fac. lie was llbln' up To de berry day Of
his def"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Words u Unequal Length I. A boys
name. 2 Ops ~ the months q the Year.
4 A,illage ~ Belgium. 4 A oolor. A
county u England. Ny initial. and final.
r,s..i downward form the name u ooe u
Charls. Dickens novels
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
lEELAWN.

nav esH. hiai sakk whi,s, sttnd- IS ihish.
aIs.I MAJ q, ls<,. sni brri ~ iiishhRi fsr'n'
tss, Ma.
wiles 4 "a slrs "a ~ IN . - or letter.
flrst daus, Aa,issity, dan ofQuesn ~ phni
tU, lgstt,l W Happy Neiiutn. ~ho y The ~.
~ Nancy tianks tAl, loo, hshs 'obh' shi'
anil - sshsr- IN ~ % letter.
Akantsra 1. ths sir. ~ Nishiihgsls, blti
Mi.. Als.. ~ -, Autograph. flsl an,i
.,t.u ,shrrs With rrr.sris ~ ls.s than ~ AMI
.. sthsfs In . ., 90 t<ttsr.
s.ooni daH, Annie steel dan ~ Mentally
Ras.sll Q >. tssrnaaght heliuui, 81 ~ f.af
nsaght, ~. vcort - - -ire OF osiairs'
4 atla dam % Akasar. fH o..
Tbird dam, Jenny frvsori J nl, w Nolan
tr.f, IS sir, % II JahAn, Q N ~ sni ~ cher.
In Q n. anil ~ the dam. ~ iiome-tAke, i'li
ani Is ,ahsfs In Q N
Fourth dam. by -essy's Amerisan star, 10,
ia, - a.. dsms ofGay. ~ !. aai ~ otlsr. ~
-. T,Hs- ths sca.on, 80, Nth rrt"fn PnN
W. wIIEEIrg. south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Always rcady 90 take haDi In conver
sAiion-Dcsf AMI dumb T-ople
4 cold snap-An ICY answer.
High life-In Lighthouse.
Gosi for q ~csut-Mignon-tt..
Is@gins At the fopt ~ the lsider-The
hoi carrier.
Chippsr I-ople-CarEsntsrs and ocopsrs
4 light -snt.noe-Op-n the shutters.
letter late than ns,sr-tioing To bsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
nrw,py or swIyDI.ERs.

We have exposed. during the last
year, many swindlers, Who advertise,
under the name Of medicine, vile CON-
pounds which only Increase human SUI
iering. To all who need . pure medl-
cine and blood purifier, we can honestly
recommend sulphur differentiation
SUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Dude lat the mu.eum)-"fhlnk 81 u,
oil f-ll! It's been dead three t'ous inil
years. II Il could speak, what do yon
think u would =" Mummy with lesil,.
cry cough)-.ror heavens sake, blow
that cigarette smoke the other way"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
fRo0Ea's SMyp
Is OUR REMEDY.

Nr. Fred Pealer. sf Wsterviiie. Me-. Q
leading sr~ssr aud h~ai tsssts
DEALER. toe assy years rsSa select
man snd city Aid~rsnsn. sAysf-
cannot can myself . chrunic dysysrtic.
Althuugh I am ufteu tfuabled With Distress
after eating. AMI a times, ileartharn aud
~suf -tooisch, also hsaa.ehs and Con
stipatluu.
1 must say that I never u.s Gredss's
hstsals Dy.p~p.is s,rep ~tthout Feceis-
tug Am u ius ant relief kesp u Ia my house
.. a h.usslsll Tcnedy NJ wife THINKS
thai she cannot live ~tthoat % ! have
given 10 % ny Childr.n With very sAtIsfAc-
tory rcsalts fof the last feu y.ar.. Have
snl1 different patent mediCines IN ny stofe,
but Gr...i.r's syrup seems ts be the Load
tag .~iisr, and everybody PRAISES 10 Ia the
htglue.t terms
/ recstnmsul 10 a. hnussbold r.mesiy
for oll aud young, n YEA once tssi 10
merits yga vii never ~ ~ithOut u.
Years respectfully,
fkED INsoLGH. NatsrNtlls. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
k., a. an. russlsr.

No. i;a-Rilils Ne Rs.. Peaook.
No i56.-small Boys, Take Warning
LAi. AL. a.-e. I.al. leap, pale.
No I3,.-puLIl~s In hgur-; I. Ninety
six DOLLAR 2 ti..u Quoiient XXX
Is .LS--l
No. ls-A Numerical Rhyme: Con
stable.
No s9.-To the Irirrled READER
Oh. lDk t-los. and tloot tsIo~ anil yoa oil
Inc rplieabls Tin n. plic) mystery Mr.. W.
I s-s yva lo1g IN loagi Ia rcsd. la vain r,.d 10
ysinl
sst dan s,p~s, n .p-oAsd ms N captain %
p.Alkl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
Leaking Ahead.

Lawyer drawing willp-Your estate
Is much smaller. sir. than Is generally
supI.-~i.
Sick MAn-Ycs. but keep that quiet
I'LL after the funeral. want gc"d
show o. grief stricken mourncr.-l.on.
don TtBita
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

In case. where dandrun, scalp dis
eases, falling and grayn--s II the hair
appear, do not neglect them, hut sp-
PLY proper remedy aud tonic Ike
Halls Hair I.eDewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

II the person. who draw blanks were
as fond Of telling 10 ne the man who
draws siO0 after spending 900, the
lotteries wouldn't norish To any great
exfent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
Headache

Usually results from a dsnrs-i stlrif, =
asllggish liver. On either rass. h1 apr.
10 needed. Aver, Pills. o. u.if'i a.
mo,t reliable caihartie On 4sf. Uffr'i ..
irregularities, u ne siamllh Hsf a.
bo~sls. ant. IN bret tH- f..s's -
most distressing heaiArhs Tts's l..'A.
highly recommended ~ ths rr'r''.... a.
the demand fof then - un.verlL
Il have been ani.rtei. o. yslr' s.
headache AMI iniisesfi0H. al '.t.
spout marty fortune in med. ms ! ~.
found any relief urtii isgau o. iaAf Alf''
Pills slt botilss u these lI..' 0..pf
cured me" - Iisuiami llausr lilu''-i-
Moutseffat. " 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

.Dld her father kick you outr' "Nc;
hs missed me, lost hls balance, fell on his
face, and carried him into The house
and Was forgiven"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

"iIad your vacailcnr' No. "well,
don't forget To take along Johnson.
Nnoiyne I.inimsnt."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Never tell an editor how to run his
paper. Let the poor devil find IL out
himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

The children. health IL not 10 BE-
neglected. Cold Ia the head causes
cstarrh. Ely's Cream Balm cures at
once. II 10 perfectly safe and u easily
applied into the nostrils. The worst
cases yielding 10 Il. Price ;0c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28


DE. 4. VI. DAN: Dear SIR
For three year, | was such a sufferer
from Scrofula that nav misfortune
wa q matter ~ common comment. No
medic.ne could get from PLY sicans
in the vicinity IL nav homc helped me.
Scrofula bunches ami sores came
CA M, holy. Nv neck was - fllcd
with them that my head was drawn
to one side in a manner a. to pre-
sent . shpckin. spectacle. ! have
been cured. While friends congrliu-
late ma and physicians earnestly in
quir, what m. done II, take pleasure
In stating 10 them that for the last year
have h-cn receiving treatment from
Boston. best known AMI most sue
ce>>fui Specialist. y VI. Dam. VI ID,
and. sir. YOUR skill was never put 90
severcr te.t than when YOU undertook
O. cure mc, especially -, a. the trrai-
meni hal 10 be- carried on by cor.
rc>pondcnce. Yours respectfully.
fRED l. DAVIS.
NOTE.
Persons using or wishing 20 use
Dr. Dams Vegetable Remedy
can consult hun free at our Offices.
Those not able % visit u, but wishing
e. obtain Dr. Dams opinion % their
disease can write for a special sxamina.
ti"n blank. which will enable them to
Civ, a clear AMI concise history Of their
cise. This viii be carefully considered
by the Doctor aud his opinion returned
free ofcharsc. This will cost YOU moth
irs aud may be 81 great value 10 YOU.
tddre--.
DAMS REM Eor CO.,
eos Columbus Avenue. Boston. Msss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Newman-Did you marry for lore or
money! Oldboy-Both. i married Tor
love Of money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

Teacbcr-"wh,t I. qulckncs.r'
Scholir-"Qulcknes. !. when a person
drop. q hot plate"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

wAss nAsy 80 80, 20 gave ~ ossass'A
whsa sAs vss . chi. - erssd tor cassnrsA
WIN shs e.csms Mo. shs eisss " cassarA
W.. - - CAndrsa. - ss,s ~ cssasrtA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
HI. In,.n,,.. .f r.r.,.

The invention of paper was perhaps
more useful g. the world than that IL
printing. I, vastly increased the sprca.i
% knowledge. making possible the po--
session. ppun the payment IL a few
cents. 81 knowledge which In the Four.
tccn,h century. the day u rare and cost
ly manuscr-:s. could only H. procurd
upon tho payment - large sum 81
money. New York World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
HOMEMAKRRS COLUMN.

3 ss' s 6 ,::: ~ :ss.: ~:
CoLuuH. Osfoci Ds.srral. fans. hsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

4 veri,sble family medicine box,
Iie.cham's pills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

- Waksssii. - lav, Nains. u.asss 10
f,lla~fnr reanars shis sfaiesnsut lsst - "
t.ui.f { fsgslfFi q Tsritsl sansiress, hlse1
81 D. SO usasi dltalusss All fesainhs.
90 sr..f r.la IN tNtofsf q psiaful baneh
Krf. srs.i 90 ~ - ~afs 80 ssfsAs -
di.shaffsi frtsly. 0uald ut NJ hnfr.. teie
IN uirsf. 81 IA tspfh II uss lnra- s.hi
49, - ~ "a wss hsnsgossnlssi leshif
1iesfs arp ard % siihsf sitls - - - 80.
~ - silFsf AL daliars tfsff lhiha tasA
$500 /. a. 49, We trsafsd iu q NsinT
ua.fafai slfhaat rs'lsf a. thts tiins 49, -
tee l...ss,l pf..tshif. - 80 usath - gtlsa.
Had o. t-sp ID ksaiassd, a. ~ sssfsihn.
uhtrh s-asssl saf Csassd 49, -fsr Ha.'
tAksu q hitls aafs thsn tse t-siilfse, S's
..,...rtll. n. alesrs az hFalsl AZ
A.. /. .fTuus NJ artstiis l. s,--i Ant h,-iiif
bs.lfh !. thl.f,ssr hif inrrufsa 49, -
~ fss,sysrt suiifsls a. Mag. >sF.at'sftiis'
aA-.nsNh ~ hnnffhN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
Castoria

"C.sor,a |. - -sll siaTssi - ohf'-., ah
Ir-.rumn,-si 4 - slpsfiof ~ AAy prr-rrgsa
kbo-n " tns."
IA. Ascss. n .,
~ So Orf1ri -, Brl..iJh, y !.
"Our phy-ciAn. In u.s chiirsns tsp.T
rnent hss. sTosen highly - ussE 'ils'
me In th-ir ostssis Tsactios -ih OA,laf'A
AMI AlthoaSh 90 Only have anaos ~
m~ilo.l supplies -hai y ino-a a. 49,.
prsiocss. y-t - arp fr~s - couiss' IA y
msn. q CAsiona hA. 90 10 ~ "a -
favor uT.pn a."
UsrtB IIo-rTr.L .sD p'FssHs''
Ba.td1. Ns~
ALLss G. ssrru, F,,.
a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28

No isi.-Metagrsm; late. Mst~. Dst<.
Pate. Kate. Pate. Gate. Rate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-28
TO PROVE 2ss . sasEH L

Ou and after October 7. tsi. ~s give every
psF.nn .sittng our us.siicine the privilege ~
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Castoria.

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South Paris.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-01
THE WATCHES OF THE NIGHT.

10 the waiting in the watches Of the night.
In the darkness, desolation, and contrition and
alright;
The awful hush that holds us shut away from
all delight:
The ever weary fancy that forever weary
Recounting ever over every aching loss 1t
Knows
The ever weary eyelids gasping ever for re-
pose
In the dreary, weary watches Of the night
Dark-stifing dark-the watches of the night !
With tingling nerves at tension how the black
ness flashes white
With spectral visitations smitten past the In
ner sight
What shuddering sense Of wrongs we've
wrought that may not be redressed-
OF tears we did not brush sway-of lips we
lett impressed,
And hands that we let fall with all their 10y.
atty unguessed!
All the empty, empty watches Of the night!
What soace in the watches Of the nighti
What frailest stan of hope to stay-what faint
est shaft Of lighti
do we dream and dare believe It. that by never
weight or right
OF our own poor weak deservings we shall
win the dawn At last
Our famished souls find freedom from this
penance for the past,
In q faith that leaps and lightens from the
gloom that fees aghast-
Shall we survive the watches OF the nightf
One leads us through the watches OF the night
BY the careless intercession OF our loved ones
lost to sight,
He is with us through all trials; in His mercy
and His might;
With our mothers there about Him, all our
sorrow disappears,
Till the silence Of our sobbing is the prayer
the Master hears
And His hand is laid upon US with the tender.
ness OF tears
In the waning Of the watches OF the night.
James w. Riley, in N. Y. Independent.