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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
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This Instructive imsgination-for We
arc not concerned with mere reminis-
cent Imagination resulting In the
creations Of the poet and there In the dis
coveries Of the man Of science. is the
highest of human faculties. With this
faculty Professor Tyndall was largely
endowed. In common with successful
investigators In general. he displayed 70
In forming true conceptions Of physical
processes previously misinierpreted or
uninterrupted. and again In conceivine
modes by which the actual relations OF
the phenomena could 10 demonstrated.
and again In devising &C appliances to
this end. Hut 10 q much gr~ater extent
than usual be displayed constructive
Imagination In other fields.
lie was an excellent exposition. and
goci exposition implies much construct
I've imagination. A prerequisite IL the
forming Of true ideas of the mental
states of thoss who are 10 be taught.
and further prerequisite II the imagin'
ing of methods by which. beginning
with conceptions they po..~s. thers
may 10 built mp In their minds the con-
captions they do not pcsscss. OF con
structive Imagination ~ displayed IN
this sphere men 1t large appear To IL
almost devoid. ~ witness the alsurtl
sy,tems Of teaching which In past times
and In large measure Ut present, have
s,upehed and still stupsfy children by
presenting abstract ideas before they
have any concrete ideas from which
they can h. drawn. Whether ~ lee
turcr or writer. Professor Tyndaii care
fully avoided this vicious practices. -
Herbert spencer in Meclare'' Maya
zine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
s..A.,... H,s..l.e...

Next 90 the man who invented 90 de.
COVERED nr-. the greatest bsnefactor Ut
tho human race will L. the man who
sbolishes smoke. Nothing else will ~
chsnge the conditions of life In our
great cities. without saying that this
result 10 already at hand, = great step to-
ward tis made by the new invention In
nreplace-. by this system . iire can
undoubtedly bs produced without
smoke. and though at present . special
Fireplace. must bs employed for the pur'
po-e there 10 Do reason why every one
who henceforth fits up = kitchen rangs
or furnac- should not have . smoke
lee. one. expect TO see the time when
every householder ~ we'll a- every man
uiactur,r will L. compelled 10 consum,
hi. own smoke. In the meantime. how
ever. there !. the strongest indnccment,
short 81 compulsion, for doing ~. tor
Oh. sy-iem. liz. all which are ha.ed On
p.rfecting the combustion of the iuei,
gives a largely increased heat Tor re'
duc-i consumption % coal.-Londor
Truth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
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q pr,i.s . dam.on plum To any other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
Oaf IaaauaRe.

The little leaiiet called "Our Ian.
gusge" Is still engaged In promoting the
reform Of spelling. Its scheme Vt a
"digfaf alfaabet" IL very well Illus.
trai.i In Oh. following extracts
Bsi q fonetik alfaabst . cnaild mel
bill toat dhi aart ov riiding-not fiuuen.
t,. but wel-bccth In fonetick and In
osrdineiri bloks. IN THRU mun'hs. al
oftn In twenii surr Nv thuroe insiruk'
shun--a task hwich Va raerli axiom.
pli.ht In Thrift yiirf ov toll hal dhi Geld
alfalet Hwot faadhusr oar tiiohoer
vii nit gladli he'll and uarne-tli wuark
foar dhis gr.it bum tuo edyuukei-hun
-dhis paurfuol inaa'biin foar dbi d.
furhun Nv noleji Dhis paraagraf kon'
tenn cal dhi saunds In dhi lngglish
ianggueij. New York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Healthy Appetite teaches Us when We
ought 10 eat.
wmA..s Appetite. ~. ws.sa zee sss. ws
vssala Hss ttse.

wuhs.s Apostle ss wsssa ne sss' We
wsala Hss ttss.
tonyak-csnts are always hanrry they srv
sro~ins vel. Chihiwa have rrvai arrssise'
The, ar, FrOstns slz. Healthy pssps have rcsi
a.tssl,e. thslr .ismsehs ned fesi b. rplses
the waste ,i-.ss AMI TAT osa.am~i by NE holy.
Ifyour appetite .. hs,i. Yea arv siek. fcar
-s.sassh doe. .ss wish 10 wesk. Year s,sre ei
Cat ~ln decrs-s. Voc Gin 80 thinner. Yea
Gin soccer 90 s,sr waste s~as. That IL c.a
samrtioa.
a. ea 10 "a waste away, bat rsrssia always
tina. 700 ..r, .,lIl hlas y.ar-sif crsa - NE 81
u.sl. % disease. fa l. soshisg eu, nssare''
rr-.rxs tprc. or fuel. Nea csnset ts abso
lussly hs.ha, usAe.- ySa sr~ ssrvsally fat.
What uals. rssksls The srvsi "sprs'iser,~ i'
the tat that "a ais ths stomach 10 digest oil
othsr fol. .. it-slf "a e.ce sh-or.esi in'e Tia
.y.leu. sni ina. raves the stomach rerfessl)
emyty a. asa ss tAls hsp,sas hasssr "sar..
r.s r,.soa 20 s,sny dy.psr,ic- have No ape
u,s 1. that their .,sssses- srr constantly fall
sfisay-rtss,ly dls.-,ei fe--i.
rh.r, :. ealy eas Nay - psrwsssatly rv~sis
TN. Aa.i that 1. by ths u-s % rsskoia fs.s"ls
lsias . ~, s,s~-,.i fs-si !. iir~tiy sh-oreesi
and give. the stomach NJ work. u brings hssA
q hs.sAy appetite AMI Oil make s,ra q COO
.awvil,s healthy ssd Cat.
Is-surti,s panpals,. usil~i FIVE 90 rqes-'
~
IM Pst.tl6tsrtp 1000 Co. 30 s,ss. 81. ~.
o. q. smt RrLESS. 30. rssss. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
NttisrNsia

The little creature which Possesses
the distinction Of having more legs than
any other animal IL that which belongs
a. the family 81 insects known NJ mile
I-sis, or thousand footed. There ars
several different species ~ thee. but
thy all po-ss-s Oh. common character
i.tic ~ having segmenied bodies, each
sgment u which l. provided with it'
own pair Of feet. The" ar. set - close
ly along the body ~ 10 resemble hairs.
and when they move one after another
with perfect regularity the effect h pre-
ci-ely the same on q small scale as that
~ q field IL oats undulating under ths
influence % the wind. some species oi
milleI-ds have ne many as $50 separate
aud distinct legs. They are all pr
fectIy haiinless. unlike the centiped.,
which frequently have the power OF In
nicting poisonous wounds. -Ircoklyu
Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
A DieerRENI STORY.

In = trial not long ago = very simple
witness WAS In the boz and after going
through hi. ordeal Was ready To retire.
One question remained;
Snow, Mr.. -, has not an attempts
been made 10 induce YOU 10 tell the
Court different story
~ different story to what ! have told,
slry'
"Ye.. Ist not so,''
eyes, slr."
Upon your oath, I demand To know
Who the persons are who have attempt
ell To do this"
swell. sir, you have tried as hard a.
any Of them" WAS the unexpected a.
swer.
Il ended the examlnation.-Youth''
Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
THE pIZzLE SOLVED.

Perhsps no local disease has purilcsi
and bsfiied the medical profession morr
than nasal catarrh. while not imme-
distely fatal it IL among the most dis
gushing and uauseosa Tile The dcsh IL
heir TO, end the records show very few
or no cases of radicsl cure Of ehrouic
catarrh by any Of The many modes OF
treatment until the introduction, Of Eiy's
Cream Balm few years ago. The sue
GEES Of this preparation has been most
gratifying and surprislsg. No dfuggist
y without q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
l.lasky Mr. IIIsheP.

Mrs. isabella Bird Bishop, the dis.
tingui.hed traveller who has started npon
another journey, although she IL now
90 years old. h at present crossing this
country on her way 10 Vancouver.
whence she Is to sail for japan. wbe'h'
or she goes farther will depend upon
b.r health. She owns q pretty cottage
In scotland. and there she spent last
summer and autumn In thoroughly mas
tering the technique of photography IN
preparation for her journey. She will
now be able 20 illustrate her own books
Woman and Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
A. ,.,.,..,,..., w...... o..u,,...

The Hon. Ettors Socci. . member OF
th. Italian parliament. through the
page. % The Humanitarian asks u II
would not be possible TO hold an interna'
tionai women's congress In Rome IN
1898 In order 60 give prominence TO the
women = movement. which IL spreading
it, manifestations throughout the world.
lie IL nm ardent advocate Of the move
ment. The emancipation and higher
education Of women. be declares, would
not destroy In her the feeling OF wife
and mother. and still les would u IN
dermine family life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
N.,is. 90 r.'i,is. Go. s.shssss.
STATE ot MAINE.

uNfuKu. - =Nsuft - iu-alteury. In ~ Ca-c
a Iu~iAU CIT LlkR in-elysut l'sits'F
AFUIilt IL hsrtshV given tat q lst tiun has, 90
y ~. gist daV ~ Mar. 4. ~ lssa, h.sn pr
-sutssl o. sahi 0aurt fof sad tuuuty. ~ JOSIAH
4 ftLLER - tsntan. tn M tuuntY ~
UNfurt. prayln u.st ~ nav - ,iesresl a tah
i. karrr fr,irl IN ~ ~ IT, prutshA unfisF M
pr,stisIisls - haptFr seventy - The ~tstuts- ~
Main aufi utsln AL Istitian. u !. ur'lsrsii BY
saEi tuuu that hearing - hal ut-nn
tn .sris tafsrp All tuurt ~ fart-. IN .sti
tountr 20 ttxfUrl ga WEDNESDAY. ths l~th day
- Apr. 4. ". lea. 81 uins a'cksk In ths lore
uann All that nttirs thsrvaf - ruhhshe'i ~
m pxfsri iAsinasrat. q nss-psl'~f puhh-hsi ln
AT tuuntF 20 tfNfursi. unTe scsk tnf thfv. stf
Us--tve wrsks. ths at puhnrstlun o. - ene
aiav hsfsrs IN dsv - hs4ring ant u.st Al cfs-t
itssr. Whst hsss prsssl thsr sistt-. sol uthrr Ir
ans irtrrv-tssi. NAV spT@ar "a all phsre AMI
tuis sal shuw Cau-e, N any thsy hsNs, Why 4
dii-shauzr sh,luki M - Erantssi All dsbter o.
stsr,iinz O. tils praysF - Ms Istitlun.
Atts-t -ALhkkT II. fAlk. Register
% ssid Csart for all County u ONfort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

II would be worth while for the ladies
To bear In mind that u they take gentle
course Of Ayers Sarsaparilla In the
spring, they will have no trouble With
''prickly heat, "hives", "sties",
"bolls", or "blackhcads" when summer
comes. Prevention Il better than cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Teacber-Now do you ZEE the differ
ence between animal instinct and hu'
man reasonf
Bright Boy-Yes'm. II We had In
stinct, we'd know everything We need.
ed to without learning u. hut we've got
reason and have to study ourselves mos
Hind or bs Q f,ol.-Good News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

The history Of gardening from tho
most ancient days 10 likely to be Illus
trsted at Versailles during the great
Paris exhibition Of 1900. There u
plenty Of space In the grounds. while
the lakes would give ample scope for the
display Of floating gardens such ~ the
Axtecs and the Chinese loved 10 arrange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
Ir IL IrsIIHss

for Young ladies who are troubled with
freckle., plmples, moth and tan and ,
bad akin generally 90 use liquid paints
or dry powders, for they only make the
skin look we'll for the time being. II
have q good complexion yoa must have
pure blood. Tee sulphur Bltters and
your skin will he fair and compiexior
Tosy.-Young ladies' Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

There 10 ripe side TO the orange ..
we'll as to the peach. The stem half Of
the orange IL usually not - sweet and
Juicy a. the other half, not because 10 re-
ceives lee sunshine. but possibly be-
cause the juice gravitstes to the lower
bali. a. the orange commonly hangs b.
iovv its sfem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

AIarr. Peulnsala' I. A rsngv of noun
tain. In the south ot Europs separatins
thrre countries
2 A BEAUTIFUL city In Italy. famous a. q
birthplace of many artists. pcsss and o'he'
eminent men.
a Ons % the largest river In Enrope'
motel for its beautiful scenery.
4 The largest ccunty 81 scotland,
s A large country In America belonging
to England
d The ancient name TOE England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Il 10 risky TO attempt to decorate
china that has been used, because u the
glaze has become permeated with gfcase'
which 10 course OF time gradually hap
pens, the coloss cannot Be- successfully
ared. should yoa decide 70 make ~
attempt, cleanse the wars Thoroughly
ART With hot water and soda.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Many rise In the morning With = head
ache and no inclination for breakfast.
This IL due To torpidity of the liver and
dersnged condition Of the stomach.
To restore healthy action 10 these
organs. nothing is 80 efficaclcus ~ an
occa sional dose OF Ayers Pills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
ASPARAGUS.

Among the early spring vegetable.
s.psrsgu. may BE- regarded a. the most
wholesome aud delicious, yet few house
kesIer. understand the art OF serving "
With variety. The following recipes Will
hs u.eful for such:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Asinsls match requires from one two
hundredths 20 one one-hundreith Ut Q
ersin Of phosphorus for its production.
ret the consumption Of matches 10 20
large that u IL estimated that the total
Of 800 tons 10 less than the amount
consumed In Europe In their msnufso'
ture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
AUTHORIZATIONS. SALE.

Fursuant O. q hcenss fron the lionorab =
Iasise ~ frshats for the County ~ Oxtgrt. i,
william No--isaRa, Administrator ~ tbs Estate
u Hsniaaiin y Maltou. lste ~ Peru In all
County, dscea-st. AMI a. such Admini-traiot
asiminlstsfing on ths pstnership estate II
~tanlsv a " attn % shich partnsr-hip ALL de
oea.s.l xas A memhsr. sh.l -sll ~ Puh1c sals On
Thur-iay the drst day - March nsxt a one
ss'rk-rk IN the atsrnuon. on the prvui-s- the fel
axins de.erils.i pfupsrty. via. TIE NIL >its
an.i Mn Privilege for,osriy osns-i AMI oscapae'l
~ tihrtdse q. Austin. stna's.i IN All rste,
t..retbsr Win the ~tsam Mn AMI D~elnns
IIau-s nov staniinx on -sii premt.e-, tns luiin<
engine, taiirr, shinEls mschine, sni albsb AM
Machinery b@laaxinx ~ sati MIL. meaning v.
>,Ansy a walton ~ Jesl ". White BY M. deei
dats.i n~csmler q. a. n. lS~s. AMI recorisi Ia
tlxforsl Registry ~ ns~i.. nook 80. fArc 50,
lnsln-iing All wili. machinery aui dwelling
wu wooDsUn. Ad@'r.
Pew. Maine. ian. -. isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

to mo last night; How much DO 700
suppose Ne have paid out for doctor.
snd medicine In the last years ] told
her ! did not know. To dostofs have
paid nothing, and hvs dollars' worth ri
sulphur Bittsrs has kept health n oar
fAmlly.-L. Andrews, - 0owdelu
Street., bo9tou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

No a-sugr,-i. AN Old Saying; Lsau
not upou = rvsd.
No a. Numerical Enigma; ''Th~r~ IL No
lack bat golden Key will opsn IT,"
No 6-CbArad.; Cupbosrl.
No 81. -Cursiln.nt; sosnt--can.
No ss-S~tisfsetions; Z. Lower. Flower.
2 Gain, Again. 4 Ice. Mie-. 4 Bony.
Elony. PreGxed lstisr.-fame.
No. "a Weed R@bos; John O,ertoo on
bard steamer Underwood two weeks over.
due.
No oo-Cr~-~ori Enigma: Pskin. Far
l., Fargo
No ol-Ilcarglsss; Centrals, Prfscr
Cr--~oris; .. Samples. . sprg. 8 Beg
AZ. ) fsd q fsot T. Emi~ror
Ma ra-Dcapitatioas; Lever. i~oVer
Sosr.. P-esr. Ball
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

"rhe way 10 Sleep" says = scientist,
"ls to think Of nothing" But this IL =
mistake. The way to sleep IL to think
Il IL time to get up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
,rywrp ASPARAGUS,

Wash the asparagus, cut In pieces, re-
,.ct the tough ends. Put In .aucepsn,
cover Nth boiling water. let boil half an
hour and drain. Return To the sauce
pan With half a pint Of cream, table.
spoonful Of butter and = little salt aud
pepper; let come to boil. take up aud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
ASPARAGUS SALAD.

To s~eeteu bsrrels which have held
meat or brine, hll half full With swee'
hay, and pour upon u boiling water.
Cover closely and let it stand until +" u
cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Wa Rsby vss sact. ~ nv. h~s cassDstA
whea he vss CALI, shs crssd fos cAssersA
wA~a shs became Nj. - chung 10 c.s@sA
VIA he AAd CAlsirva, - sassthsa c.ssssiA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

The beat way To avoid scalp diseases
hair falling out, and premature badness
IL to use the beat preventive known TOT
that purpose-IialI's Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

The title colooel comes from the word
plmot the same In several languages.
siguifyins Q column. The colonel was
% called bscsass 10 Led o. commanded
IL column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

"Dont you think these tamps are
becoming q threat to the eountryT
..Oh, only an Idle threat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

~ night the wary old doctor ~, dow
and motel ss usual the condition II his -
tisnts.
The RsgmAn- Picking up
To. D,ntist-May pull thrOugh.
The D-af Muis-still complaining.
Til. Psint.r-M"r. i.s.i -iyn.
Tb. Mi<r-Bsr,ly living.
The Cs.hi.r-t'ons.
The Act0r-Ou the last stage
Til. Ilutcb.r-lss. Fat on booea
The Cobll.r-M~bsiibg
The Jail Prison.r-will -oon h. out
The ls~y.r-sps~rble>s.
The Two Grsr-on the verge of dis-o
lution.
tn. Misunderstanding up
III. Csu-nt.r-lmprOSing.
JoBe-' Boy-lisd and growing ~or~~.
The liart<r- saved 10y elo~e shave.
The Bsnk,r-fslling
The Bcotn.ksr-will not last long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Many = man fights for his creed Who
never thinks Of carrying an umbrella
for his wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
HOMRMAKRRS COLUMN.

Cssrrs,psiesce On tsvscs ~ inssrssl Ne lsiis.
CoLunH. Ozfsri tIsassras. faris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Benedlet-"why won't she marry
your IL there another msn In the
CASEY Slngleton-"Yes; her father"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
NY WIFE SAID

We always watch man who Ernsss
about the sIns Of Others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Ma. sf.-Wssd nsiidisG.
A vowel. A ton. 10 the distonic scale.
4 "a eagle. A bvseh. Certain aquatic
Nlr,s iIshind. Prcioas stones Drvs.
poariug forth. fsltrring.
Add Que letter and ,rsn.pc-e letters 81
each change
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
No. sa. "A n.h..a,.s.

No. ca. "A n.hesdtsG.
The spco>p y theme foe vsr~r,
Ard not for -oi-r wuotL
ptsts delight Ia OF rshsar~>
n. charms. whlch thrill the sal
IT. Narled huss. it, Isrfums rsrv.
It, radiant. Watches grsce.
N. b-au,y make. the Jans mor- fair.
And n.nsht evail take IT, place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
nniiIn A.rARAGu..


Wash several bunche. % asparagus Ia
cold water and cut OF the tough ends
scr.pe and put In cold wster 20 soak fo'
half an hour. Put Into . kettle OF boil
ing water. TO which add q tesspooufu
of sslt, aud let boil twenty minutes
when done, take up, drain and xrrang'
or squares Of battered toast; pour oyeI
cream sauce and serve hot.
AsPARAGus IN AMBrsH.
Wash q quart Of ssparsgu. tops and
boil for ffteen minutes. Take dofet
stale, light rolis. cut OF the tops ant
take out the crumb; pat In . pan aud .el
In the oven 10 dry. Put aplnt OF Mill
on 10 boil. beat four eggs and stir IL
the boiling milk, add q tablespoonful 81
butter rolled In -four, season With sal
and pepper and take from the fire; choI
the asparagus tops and add them TO th'
milk. PHI the rolls With the mixture
put on the top crusts and serve hot.
FRirp ASPARAGUS.
Cut the tops from asparagus stalks
put In boiling water. and cook until ten
der; drain and mix In thick exc batter
season With salt and pepper. drop u
.poonfuis In boiling lard, fry brown OF
each side and serve very hot.
ASPARAGUS sour.
Wash q bunch Of asparagus, I've, pa
In q saucepan. cover With boiling waite
aud let boil for half an hour. TAX
from the fire, drain and cut Oh the tops
Tut quart Of milk on TO boil. Rub tn
asparagus tops through colander and
add them To the milk. Thlcken win
tablespoonful OF butter rolled 10 nou
and stIr for i've minutes over the hre
Add the asparagus tops, season VIII
salt and pepper and serve.
ASPARAGUS SALAD.
Boil . quart OF aspsrsgus tops 10 AL
water for fifteen mlnutes, drain, throw
In Ice water and let stand until needed
When ready to serve, drain, wipe on
soft towel, put In . salad howl, pou
over = teacupful OF French dressing
Il n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
nffdiI:7fsl6liiE!lss
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nv nr-t of the bosin~ elias. must BE-;
Next shsilo~ part of river 40 90.
whsw my nr-t may pass frsm danger frv~;
Whole Q city fsmsd Ia srvst degree
For lts Q well known university.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

~. ii.-ss..r., D,s..s.d. .aA square.
The f.o.. An animal The rainbow
Taste.
A letter. A verb A boy's name. IA
trvns. A letter.
To blDd- Having oomps'snt s'rngih
With . sudden aud violent blow. Pss'
tarteiple % % rvtsin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Na. .s.-p.ar Aathsrs Wanted.
COms into the garden. Maui,
In The merry msnth - May.
CosDs and trip u AZ yOa go
Hat-~hst will Mrs.. Graniy sayf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
YAnn ran aAIr.

situated In West Paris ! nils from q I. Depot.
Village and Corn shop, "a miles frvm butter
factory. YARN consisting ~ about ip acres %
AMI under gooi eatisation. we'll disiiesi Into
tiisre. pasture and woodland. Cut. N tons %
hay, with rcsi supply of apple Trees. Goei
one half story house with Ell. vepl house, barn,
carriage house. granary ant ice hoa-e.
Any one wishing to Luy . roo'i farm yell stu.
stci. Win do veil W call and - this.
CALM FULLER. west Paris. Ne.
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