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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
scAa,sr FEVER PATIENTS.

SCARLET FEVER PATIENTS.
Scarlet fever almost always begins
With . sudden attack Of vomiting. writes
Eilsab~th Roblusou Scovil In an artlcle
that cannot fall tn be helpful Ia all
mo,hers In the February Ladies Home
journal. The child becomes flushed
and feverish. Il very Thirsty and restless,
and may complain OF headache aud sorr
throat. !.
The next day there IL . bright red
rs.h ON the lower part of the neck
spreading over The chest. when the
skin Il pressed With the finger the red
ness disappears for moment aud Inn.
mediately returns. by the fourth cay
Il extends over the whole body. but
soon commences Ia fade. After lie de-
psrture the akin peels on, sometimes In
small PARTICLES and sometimes In larger
scales. This process II called desqusma-
tion. and lasts from few days To .
week or two. The throat should be
carefully exsmiDesi; it wiii probably be
found very red and more or less swollen.
The presence Of white spots, or = gray
membrane covering u, should be at once
reported To the doctor.
AZ soou ~ the vomiting 10 over .
warm bath should he given, aud the
child put 10 bed In an airy room from
which all superhuous furniture has been
removed.
The Irritation from the rash Il at times
very great. This IL relieved by anolnt-
Ing the surface With carboli,~i vasellne,
or any soothing ungueni, ss lard With.
out salt. The body may be- spon.ed
With warm water under cover of blank.
IT. doing . small portion al = time and
drying it carefully before providing
farther.
risnnels wrung out 90 hot water may
be applied to the throat u u IL painful.
They should be covered With . "trip OF
Indis.ruhber cloth ar oiled muslin, and
frequently renewed. A poulticc of fiak-
seed meal can be- used Instead, or the
throat can be rubbed With warm oil and
piece of flannel wound around u.
Cold " the enemy especially To IL
dreaded, as many seriou. complicstion..
may be caused by q chill. The child
should be kept In bed, e,cnln compara.
lively light cases, with . fsnnel jacket
over the nighi-dfrss.
Tie execr,tions must he reviewed In
vessels containing carbolic acid. or some
equally powerful disinfcctsnt, and any
decrease In their amount from the usual
pusntiiy should b. Immediately men
toned To the doctor.
Cold water may be freely given Ia
drink; II L. better not tn have u Iced,
though small pieces 10 Ice may b~ al
low I'll to dissolve In the mouth. Lemon
| ade help. To relieve the thirst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
WHAT WILL DO ITt

Medical writers claim that the success.
ful remedy for nasal catarrh must b
nou-lrritsting, easy Of application, and
one that will reach the remote sores and
liberated surfaces. The history Of the
eforts to treat catArrh Il proof positive
that only one remedy has completely
mt these conditions, and that u Eiys
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant
remedy has mastered catarrh - nothing
elss has ever done, and both physicians
aud patisuts freely coucsds thls fast.
Oar drussists kssp it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
rA....-.,A. s.,.r. bette. TIA. Eye.

Photographs Report Better Thss Eyss-
Al q meeting Of the Academic des
Sciences. Paris, NJ. Zsngcr exhibited
two photographs which be had taken At
midnight from his window. looking ON
the lake Of Geneva and Mont Blanc.
The lake and the mountain are feebly
iinsged on the plates. although they
were both quite invisible to the eye In
the darkness. Il 10 well known that
msny stars. invisible to the eye. are re
vealed ON the photographic plate. and
some years ago an advertisement On the
hull Of tho Great Eastern, at Birksn'
bead, which had been tarrcd over ~ NJ
10 bs invisible. was quite iegible In
photograph which had been taken OF
the vessel. London 0lobe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

10. when crossing = railroad track. you
see . train approaching At thirty miles
an bour-grt out of the way 40 soon s
possible. When threatened With chronic
rheumatism or catarrh, take Ayers sar.
sapariila Professionally aud patiently, aud
the danger will soon pass away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
THE POSTMASTER,

Winchester, Mass says; I sm personally
acquainted with Mr.. and Mira. Carleton,
and was astonlshed at the remarkable
effects Of Jour sulphur Bltters In curing
their son, aud Il. large sale 10 undoabt.
eddy due To the fact that IL IL an honest
medicine. know Of many others who
have bcen cured by lts use and do not
think too much can be ssld In Its praise.
Yours truly, Geo. T.. Brown, II. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

TnE .ab-crii~r hsuby gi,e. pubIe noti,e
that he has hen duly spIoints-i by the IIansFa
tle Judsr ~ prilat~ fof the County ~ Otfori
sni assumed Tie tra., of kNecuior Of NJ
estate %
ABIGAIL RUSSELL. late 10 Canton,
In saif Coanty. dsceasci, by giving bobd as ue
law dirvct-, he therefore request. all persons
indebted o. The estate % AID decsssef " male
immediate payment, and tho-e sho have any
demand. thereon % exhibit the sane b.
Jan. u, la. HIRAM A. BILLS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The name Of n. II. Downs still lives,
although be has been dead man,
years. Ilis Elixir for the cure of
coughs aud colds has already outiived
him quarter of q century, and 10 stiil
growing In favor with the public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Youuglo,e-"wha, under the hes,-
en-. make. that baby howl soy Mrs.
Younglo,e-" little toot.y ~ootsy ].
t.lIln' Its muy,.r at IL. alt; pt's ALL
Younglo,e-"Oh, thsts II, !. IT, Well,
Why cant II tell its muffer without h-
forming the whole block
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
po,.Is ron IaAlntp Nuests.

At III. training school. for nurses M
spplicsnt. are acc~pted Who are under
tw,nty.one years % sge or over thirty
fl,,; tw.niy.h,c IL the preferred s.e.
When application IL made by letter u
must be addressed Ia the superintendent
10 the school. In r-ply she will receive
q circular stating that . personal inter
View 1. desirable. n that u impossible
the applicant should write sgaln saying
., aud asking for an application blank.
Til. blank mus, IL filled out In the ap-
plIcan,. own handwriting aud returned
10 the superintendent, together With =
physicisn'. certificate ~ health, . letter
from = clergyman aud the sddr-.se. OF
three women, not rcls,i,es, Who have
known the applicant for several years.
These applications are filed, aud when
vacancy occur. the most desirable all
plIcsnt IL selected by the president, aud
|. taken a month on trial. During TIL.
month ~ probation, an. will, q, almos,
III the training schools. Revive her
board and lodging. ~ the end of the
month she may be accepted or rejected
asa pupil nurse, aud the decision u
ladies Home Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

"Uncle Zeb," said the magistrate,
"this L. the third time YOU have been ar
rested this month" "Yesslr." "iiow
do you explain itr' "well, sab. date .
new p'leeceman on our beat" "fias that
anything 10 do with the easel III dun
no, sab; on'y u sut'ny hes seemed ter
me dat may be he Was kinder usiu' me
ter practice on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

With a bottle % Ayers Cherry Prctor.
al Ia the house, you have an effective
remedy for all sudden attacks ut throat
aud lung troubles. An hours delay
may lead to serious cons~quences. No
household should be without this won.
derful medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Rich uncle-So, my dear boy, you
haven't forgotten your uncle's birthday.
have your You have brought me this
nice smoking cap. Thanks, little neph-
ew. Here IL half a dollar for you."
Little Nephew-"Boo-ooh-ooh. Il cost
seventy-fve cents"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

OXFORD. - Al . Coar ~ fnpl'ats bshl AZ
Psfi. within snd fsf the County - Otf0ri
en tho thiri TUesfsy Of Jan, \. u l~s
N.hitsbs pufgin. willow of -AhltL
DtfRsIN. hts % Poster, In sad 'uuntsi
,isses.esi, having presfutssi her I.titlpn Tor an
alias anss cot ~ the Per-sual tststs 90 sati lie
ess-s-i the addition ~ 'hs vii bsins salf'i
all t-et-oa. tnlsre.tesl. by tausiuz oupy 81 this
or,isr o. ~ tulllsh-l three wsek. surs--ifslt u
the x ford pemacrat. printei a fsfts, that hey
NAV app~ar al a Court % rrylsste ~ 10 he'll ~
Paris In .sli gaunty. on TIE thiri Tuesday o.
Web psst, ai nlse 0'elsk IN ths fovboon, AMI
shaw cause, u any they have. against the
GEORGE 4. WILSON. jBise
ALBtEr u. PARK. Resi.,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

"Mr.. N-xtbiock says I'm the mos'
Spoiled boy In town" "She does, does
she, I'D just have her know YOU are
trained. let me know next time sbr
passes the house." "Yes'm." "NoS
don't forget. want her TO hear me
.nsnkIDO yOu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
AaeANolno HONE IABlIAUS.

To get Ia III. actual working details
the fret thing To do IL 10 select your
room, write. Edith Townsend Everett
In al article on "lielps Ia ArrAngin.
T.bleaux" Ia the February number
~ the Ladies Home Journal.
one th.t connects by folding doors
~ ith the one To serve as auditorium u
best Ia choose. tst the entire space oc-
cupled by the doors De filled In With
black gau,. stretched across the open.
Ing, aud the foot aud top lights PLACED
b~hlnd IL. Thi. arrangement produce.
the effect % thin mlsi, light enough I"
be easily seen through, aud vet soften
ing the rugged outlines and bringing
oat the point. of the picture at the
back With = clezrness that u wonderful.
This gsu,e IL one % the most important
features In tsblesux, aud should no
sooner be- di.r~gsrded than the arrange
ment ~ the stage. OF course my reader.
understand that I sm dealing only with
such an entertainment "a can be given Ia
either = city dra~ing-rcom or the spa
ciou. room. Of = country mansion. Very
few people, no matter how much the,
enjoy thestricals and tsblcsux, can nj.
ford 10 set apart room or hall for such
purposes. consequently preparations
must be made whenever any such Tee
tiyities are contemplated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
von OVER THREE MONTHS

my son suffered night and day with
rheumatism; 90 much % that he vas IN.
able To feed himself. Your bltters cur
ed him, and am truly thankful 10 say
they are an hopest medlcine.-Mrs. W.
II. Carleton, wife az Deacon Carleton,
yirst Baptist Church, Winchester, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
n.x... Az. D.lI,..

Il 10 said that the French Able Delile
snce had In his household q very quick
tempered relative. with whom he some
times had animated disputes and who
sometimes went - far - to throw books
ut the able. The abbs must have been
. person Of great amiability and self
control. Once, when q particularly
large and heavy volume was thrown sf
him, be caught Il gracefully and aaid'
"My dear friend. must beg OF you
to remember that prefer smaller
gifts. New York Nail and Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

DO no, wear impermeable aud tight
ittiug hats that construct the blood-,es-
..l. of the scalp. rse Halls Hair lie
never occasionally aud YOU Will not be
bald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Punctuation, or the want % Il, IL rr-pon'
sibls for many u th. strange advertise
msnts Take thu. Zoe instance;
Wante,l-A woman able and willing To
wAsh. irun and milk thr. COWS
wsntssi--A comfortable. rom Tor yoans
man fs.t by 10
wants.l-llay Ia milk and NOV lA~nA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The French have long been famous fos
their riddles. but u wss IN Engiish fam.
~ who lived In such an stinosphsrs OF
Dussledom that on the husband inquir.
Ing In excited accents OF his wife. "Why
/, that door always left opsnr shs took
% Q reflective air. and sftsr . mousatS
nusins answered, ~ givs % uNs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notios
thai he has besn duly appolniesi ~ M lionof
able Juixs ~ Probate for thu County ~ OhfUri,
and assumed The trust 81 Executor NJ he es'ss
Of
BKSJANIN N. CLARK, late % Bs,hsl.
In .aii County. deces-esi, by irving bOni ~ IN
Av diftsts. he t.ssrsfofs fes,sest. al psr-ans
indsit~t ~ the estate of aid dsosasei W mAAs
imme.iiats payment, ami tho.e who have any
demands tksrpoa " sshibt The sams "
Jan. ", t9s. ADDISON q. IikkniCk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Mike. "Ile said In one % their cities
there WAS neyther = saloon nor q police
man" Pat. "Did he soy PLAT the
Orishmen did for Twin Ia that ssmeT'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

AZ Naples. Tourist-That's vesuyius.
Isn't itt Policeman-Yes. Tourist-will
you tell me when the next eruption will
occurf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

All those who have used Bsxter's
Mandrak. Hitter. speak very strongly In
their praise. Twenty-Five cent? PEI
tottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

New Girl. "whst does your paps
Ike for breakfast Little Mabel. ale
always likes most anything that we have
not got"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
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- doth last ~ sBcisnt lor~,
-. ~ rvuss shd I-afis.
-. IT. gr-si oonqnsruf.
-. it, du.s- shi eAfl.,
-. 20 richest fahriss ~o,s,
-, ~ its Nsticsn.
- chants With Ia crested ~.,e,
- .ihgs of rhAidsss ersse.
-. u Al Chs LA.
Satisfy zach blank with the name Of .
country, city. &c. Zach lius contains two
hidden woris. The sr-i, an article II drcss'
a combination u earth and metal The
-~oond. very fns quartz Part 81 the
heal The third. ''th. rsos, To study "
The fourth. part 20 the .arth's crust. 10
loved" The ath. 81" r>.lS..," a lsnsv
box" The sixth. one o, the prominent
characters - ShAke.l-srv. a tank" The
.sVruth. in--cts "ypo>. The eighth.
every pllabls." ''oarslvcs" again. The
ninth. "rvlstiN,s. a monarch"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
WANTED.

In ths original psmphlst-. the psbli. las ef
Maine for l-1a All lss7, privsts hss ef isE and
cf With have dapl,s..s. ~iih parties ding 1
80 AtfrSss. y. q. Dos isSs. rorslaad. hsins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

avvpup a. AT q tonFt 90 rrnl.sts he'll ~
pa. ~ttLlp and for the County ~ oxford,
n. shc mini Tuesday % Jan. A. u. ls.t.
IA Apirsws. namet knerutor In q Ger.
tsip Instrsmsni p.ry:n,ns ~ es ne a., WI
lsss Of Norway. In said County. decreased,
hs,ius prvssntesi the came for Probate.
OuDsnsp. Thattbe sail pstitioner give nasies
20 an per-ons inserestt by causing copy of this
orisr 90 DO puhlishesi three vesks successiyeiy
n the oxford DEMOCRAT prbtsi % PARA. thai
they NAY spp~ar "a Probate Court ~ 10 hsh u
Paris In SAID County, % the thiri Tuesday OF
Seb sest. at y ~ the eicck In the forenoon. and
show eauss ~ any they have. vhy The sAia
Instrument sheuh ros 10 proved. approved an.
ailovei ~ the last win sni Testament of sait
decse.ed, asd that Y. u. Andrews Il
A true eepy-Asssssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
No. AOl. -AaakKAsaa.

No SV1s-NssIFs&
Character. trOm >hakesi-srv;
I. Dudi.'s mssisr
z Lions cut Loose. run fosi
a Given "a harsh
4 Soyar iu dast tin
s D1d us hoy.
q Dol. ltry me arm
:. nrvd mus
= RiI- oOru Zoe nAs-
v nrst bsOn
Ia Ala. . slim ras sheep
IL. CiO>s ruin
n. A ChAfmd ODs.
- knsN q harsh halter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
ovvEE CREAM.

Among the moot acceptable ~ well a.
generally available navorings, coffee
may be put nrst. Make by the drip
method small cup OF very strong, clear
coffee; soak half boz OF gelatine In
half q cupful Of mllkfor IN hoar os two.
then Get In double boiler over the IRE
and stir I'LL dissolved; add Q cup of
sugar, the cup OF coffee and the veil.
beaten yolks Of -four Eggs. Strain end
Get away to cool. when almost cold
stir for fee moments until still, then
stir 10 quickly plat Of whipped cream.
Mold and ct on ics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

In case Of hard cold nothing Will ~
lieve the breathing 40 quickly a. to rub
Arnica a oil I.inIment on the cheat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
No. 3os.-Crcssvessl

No. ses.--Crsss~esd.
Ny fret 4. In nan. but M, In hoy.
NJ .ecoDd IL In animal. hut not IN TOY.
Ny third a. In naughty. ha, not In ros.l.
NJ foarth 3. In eating. bat no, In fesi.
M afth Il IN to-. bat no, In hssi.
Ny slsth .. IN move. ba, not IN resi.
ny seventh !. IN 40. bat not In do-n.
M ~hale names Canadian ta~n.
Ne. ss.-rr...pssit,s. aud Ass"siisS
When the following words are trans
po-.<i, their initials. rad downward, vii
form al. name ~ well known bird
NuGskPiC-flover..
EINl,--A horned animal
GGNNAiLTiEH-A swe~' singing bird
sSMARGEO-A nlmy Substance.
NRufODEis-A ga fish
NEIAI.DC-A Eups.sn Island.
AANI.SUCp-Ak Kitchen article
RRG CINEMA "a fish.
TEEI.H-A girls name.
lOORREIIsCN-Al LARK. Mild animal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

OXFORD, ss Al . Coat ~ Pr,,i.sts bsli Al
Parts. within snst roc the County ~ pNfori, on
the THRU Tuesday % Jan. \. u. l-t
Nssy, y peaslsss. utto~ ~ WILLIAM y.
DOUGLASS. l.te ~ frystars dssss-s-i, las,ins
prr-sntei hes Istitisn f0s an allowance oct "'
the Personal t.tste ~ ssli sisees-ri;
OHBsHtD. That the ssif retitioesr give nous.
~ al Jer-oas Interested. by causing . eopl ~
this or,isr b. h~ pabtshs-l thrs wesk. snecs--
si,elv In the Oxfsrl Ip~morrat pftrtsi ~ v. ns'
IN ssd County, that they Wy spissf
hate Court a. 10 h.shisn N Parts. IN .shl '"sn.
". on The thiri Tuesday % feb. nsh,, hns
flo<k In tho fownesa. sni sh"~ 's"-'' IVY
my "A GVo. A. WILSON. Jsise.
"""'"" AIBgHr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
RECIPES.
sirCEp ROLLS.

Take piece from your bread dough
aud roll Il out half an Inch thick. bru,h
the top With melted butter, and cover
thlckly With cinnamon and hne white
sugar; commence at one aide aud roll up
as Jelly cake; then cut Il an Inch thick
ana lay In pan ~ buscuit, ciose to-
gether, aud let them rise aud bake twen-
~ miuutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

csswsrsssisscs - ssr,cs % ls.es.N .e.he la.ils:
Colrns, Oriori Ds.ssrsl rahs. haiss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
M B BRAN.

Th@ sal-eril-sr hsr,liy Etyes puhic na,ire that
she has l,een Italy spI.,lnt-t ~ ~ Honorable
Ju'ise ~ Probate Zoe Tie tOantY of ONfOri AMI
tate 81
Ioii> z NALL. late ~ CAhtss.
In said toanty, dereasel. 10y giving bond a. ths
law divst. she therefore requests ell psfsons
indsttei d The estate 10 all decss-s'i D. mate
Immediate payment. ant tho-s wbo have any be
Dsnf. thsreon o. eshiiu ths .ams -
ian. ". lsa LTCl q. HALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
~ aeo.-A ste, r.ssl..

l. 4 letter. ? An article. i Exhibited
In snowy 80 osisntstlous manner. The
uniy,rss ) low hills 20 drifting sani- a
Place In AN upright I-~iIica- Z 1opali
30 tear down. : Ia thi. manbsr. y A le,
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

srArE or MAINE.
pNEpIlD. 90. PATS, p~~eml~r -. I'D
Then rsr.onAly sptsar~.t william wo"i.uni,
W. whltmAr.h ant joseph D. -tssrns aad
-,srsiiy male oath that the foregoing accounts
v thru rrndsrei snd sub.sfilsi sre true.
ALBkRr :. AUSTIN,
CleTh sup. lad. Court.
'NEoRD. 90. pecsmi.r n I'D.
Having nr.t staminei shi sasiAe.i ,be fore
..inx ae.aust. % County sommi.-iooer- ~
vfart County. we certify that we allow thew
= the follo~ing Sums rrsp~sti'sly.
% wm wo-sisum. els ~
% v. ". whltmar.h, ls
20 ,. y. stssrns. 30
Er.v>r v. SMITH. Coanty Attorney.
ALBEIT =. AUSTIN, Cisrk = J. Court
certify th- foregoing ~ 10 true CORES.
Attest - ALBEKr \. AUSTIN, Cierk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

wv wnIrNARsu
"a ToJ.r srrAR>s. pr.
,sVt ssn.i .. D. dsys st .sbaru 81
lsa'n~t hearing On Joint ,is~, SEQ
spt n sni u. g. dsy. ~ iiaiifsri 90
Istiti"n OIL. Thufo~, SO
los miles travel 90 sane. 80
sts Is. ~ dsy a frysbaFg iBsvrstinE
Register ~ psci. Uhcs, 10
u - miis. travel 90 ssme. gb
vIs u. ~, sni ~. 81 fays tnsps.t
log uelaoorroraie'i township
Tolls Hile.ir.,sl on sane. leo
sJt .. - sni q. 10 dsy. o, Norway
90 pstition ~ ~slestmsn, =.
To a. miics travel On ssms. q"
~ O. . ansi q, tsl dsy. % namt.r'l 90
psttisa - b ~ Martin, 80
10 20 niih. tfstsl 20 sante SEQ
VI 10. - i.y 81 All.sny % ps'iiioa of
N nsnBstt 80
To- 70 uihss tfatsl On sane. 80
". ~ anil %. tos tag. At rsr. adjourn
T.. %ils. travel on sane. 40
q u, l.. ~ sni -. D. q days a Paris
sni '.broa % psti'i"n ~ 40
Toe. miis. travel oa sane, Sc
~ %, 70, IS ant .. 10 4 dsy. a Run
tori 90 ps'iiion Of "aldo Pet 49,
To ~ mlI~. travel on sane, iiSl
81, ~. n ani Nov. I. o. = days al Hart
fort m pstition ~ selsstmsn, 30
To ~ wiss travel On same, ss
ios. ~, % shi %, a. ldsy. AZ rah. AL
iaurnei tenn. 10
To ao milss travel On same, 90
No,. ~ ant 70. 81 tdsys 81 Ramfnrst on
pstltion % walio fsttsnsill, SO
To iie miis- travel On same. 80
;ss. e. - ant - o. dsy. at Rumfori
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regular session, 100
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

TIN .uh-ttief hsfvby ntes pubic notife
maj 4. ha. lssn duly appointed ~ the llOu0ra
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