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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
GERMAN DEMOCRATS
Pledge Themselves to Support the
Nominees.

Schoen's hall, 6s5 East Third street,
was well filled last night with members
of the Second Ward German-American
Democratic club, Adolph Bremen pres
ident. After little club business had
been transacted in German. the follow
ing speakers were listened to in Eng
iish: Messfs. Davis. Scannell. EgaD
and Robinson. An infcrnh,, Gathering
al tne ~~.vso 0i the meeting indicated
much enthusiasm among the German
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
TRIPLE EXECUTION.
Smooth Hanging Party in Which
Three Train Robbers Partici-



NEWPORT, Ark, April 6.-The three
train robbers. j. L. Wyrack, Thomas
Brady and Albert Mansker, who killed
Conductor W. p. McNally, at Oliphant.
Ark, Nov. last, were hanged here this
morning. The drop fell at 1855. and
the men were pronounced dead at s: :O5.
ALI three necks were broken. The men
spent the night in prayer and prepara-
tion for death. When they found that
all hope was gone they confessed
that the evidence adduced at their trial
was correct, and that the story of the
train robbery and murder as told by
George Padgett, who turned states evi-
dence, was true. All three united, how
ever, in asserting that Padgett planned
the crime, drew the others into it, and
then deserted them when his own neck
was endangered. There was no hitch
in the triple execution, which passed
OFF smoothly,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07

clement for the success of the Demo.
cratic ticket this spring, and all pledged
themselves to hard work for whoever
the nominees should be. The report Of
factional fighting IN the club among this
element is untrue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
Closed Eleven Saloons.

MITCHELL, S. D., April 6.-George
Sommers was thrown out of a saloon
here the other day, and to return the
compliment started in today and closed
every one of the eleven places in the
town.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
Gibbon Has a Newspaper.

Special to the Globe.
GIBBoN, Minn., April 6.-Tbe first
number of the Gibbon Gazette appeared
today. 1t is an eight-column folio, and
is published by A. G. Buck. E. +.
KetheriDg is the editor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
Fourth Ward Democratic Club,

A German-American Democratic club
of the Fourth ward was organized at
Gray's hall last night Frank Erling
was elected president, and A. W. Wen
tink, secretary. j. L. Kerker was. en-
dOrsed as candidate for city treasurer,
and Math Koch as alderman OF the
ward.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07

Seven Corners Club.
Hon. j. Adam Bede has gone to his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-07
MET DEATH AT HIS POST.
ENGINEER EDWARD FRHRY rs W.
STANTLY KILLED.
CRUSHED UNDER HIS ENGINE.
The West-Bound Passenger Train
on the Winona & st. Peter
Jumps the Track With Fatal
ResultS-New York and Boston
People Secure a Batch Of Di.
yorces at Fargo.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
LAKE BENTON, Minn., April 6.-The
regular west-bound passenger train on
the WlnOna & st. Peter branch of the Chi.
cago d Northwestern railway. due here
at 4:29 p. M. jumped the track half
mile east of here. Edward Frary, the
engineer. was instantly crushed to
death under his engine. The passen-
gers were badly frightened. but none of
them injured. The wreck has been
cleared. and trains are running Oh time
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY OY OXFORD, -.
Tslen this seventh day Of Juse, 4. ID. lsst, os
execution ,iatssi the twenty eighth day ef May,
a. %. i-st. i..v-t oa Q jsdfvpest r~sder~i by
sforl q ths term thsreof texua asd bell ou
he ar,t TUESDAY ~ May, A. u. lss. W vii cu
The twelfth day " Nay. iss. '. favor OF kksis
scsibser snail of Ando,et In ths Ceassy Of Os
dover. for three hundrrd eighty even dollar.
and NINETY thre cents. ,ieh or damage. ansi
nlnsteen dollars ant forty thrre oests. costs Of
suit, and VIII ls soli 81 pabllr an.siea ~ w.
County Of OI fori, % the hirhest hid,ier, on ths
fourt~snth day of Jsly. A. ID. is<. ssa oehck In
The FORENOON, he following described real estate
asi ell the ufht. ttk asd intsrest which The sshi
on the foarseenth day of November. A. ID. irs;.
% e'slock as'l 10 mlnuses In ,he aheen"er, ne
tl,sc y hen the same wAs Aitsshri os the VII IN
the sa,se cult % vtt . certain pieoe os p.rsl OF
lasd situated IN Ando.er Nillasc IN the .ee.sy
ef Osfori asi Icing tse ho~e..eai "a and saibi.
lnxs thercoa Of Oh. saii Adiie A. ,ksirnon
h..un.lei 81 follows beHisninT at Q stale sits
ate.i midway In The east line of The 10 whseh
aI,l oa Che vesi line of N. main rad and run.
ming from cali stake soaiheriy twelve ro.ts,
four and one. half lnks to the north line ot the
land Boo or formerly owsci and sssspsei b!
Mrs.. Drvsser and from tbesos ~ hight angles and
line of land of Mr. Drs-sr. on the 'ii,tiins lice
on shs vest Of ssid snail anil lssi Of .Ali Mr..
Dres.sr AMI theses along said ii,iiiss Dresssr
asd Joshua small line sostherIy twelve ROT. ami
on said last nsnei nBe anil froes sati stake ~
ngh asxirs ~ The nrst nsmet pstht 81 t<rin.
nlns; tbs sane Icing Tho soatheriy half VIM The
bIiLiings tis~ress. ot Ne l< Formerly ewsei ny
u. lsts Je.haa swsil. sni bow o~s~' ny 'ahi
A,itte A. tNtiGsoa.
Dsl~i ,his IN ,,.y % !s.s A; .. lst;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
raklmo KAYAKS.

"Ths kslak u beyond comparisou the
hcst Tor single oarsman ever invent.
Cd" N says Ds. Nansen 10 HE "Eski-
mo Life" TIE kaiak, % most readers
may b presumed 20 know, 10 . long.
narrow, shallow canoe or shell, with .
deck, 10 the middle Of which 10 hole
Iust large enough 20 admit the body Of
Ice occupant. Thls occupant wears Q
skIn Jacket, laced tightly about the
Wrists and tho head, and lifted % closs-
~ tn the ring Of The kaiak that ths man
cen capsise and right himself again
without getting vet, and without letting
Q drop Of water Into The boat.
it needs good deal Of practice 70 sit
In such boat, 10 ssy nothing Of manaG-
lug Il In al wcathers. DE-. Nauseu
watched Q friend Of hls who got Into oue
for The first time. lie capslscd four
times within two minutes. "No sooner
had We got him up on even keel and Vet
him 20 than he again stood on his bead,
With the bottom Of the kalak IN the air."
Grreulanders begin their practice early
and develop wonderful skill. Nobody 70
On expert kslak.msn until he has mas
tered the art Of righting himself after
capsislng. A thorough expert can do
this without an oar, by the help of hls
throwing stick OF even by one arm alone.
"Thc height Of accomplishment u
reached" says DR.. Nansen, "when he
does not even need to use the Dat OF hls
hand, but can keep Il cIenchet. ] have
scen man take stone In his clenchcsi
hand before capslslng and come mp
With Il still In hls grxsp."
such . man IL prepared To defy almost
any weather. "lf the Sea II very heavy
NE lays the broad aide of the ksisk t0 u,
holds the paddle Dat out on the Wind
ward aide, pressing u against the deck
bends forward and lets the wave roll
over him, or else hc throws himself ou
his hat paddle. and rights himself agair
when IL has passed"
some fishermen have recourse tn {
still pretticr feat Of sesmsnshlp. "A'
the ses curls over them they voluntarily
cspslse, receive u on the bottom of the
kaiak. and when IL has passed right
themselves sgain. ! think II would b
hard TO name = more Intrepid method OF
dealing With heavy sea-"
n man cannot right his bost and
there IL no help at hand, he Il lost BE-
You'd hope ~ soon ne he capslfes. II
follows, almost of necesslty, thst q con
siderable part of the Eskimo como "a
their death by drowning. In soms
years q full fourth of the mortality
among the men IL due 10 the upstttlns
of kAisks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
On. WoRTxEL's
LIVER and KIDNEY CURE.

rhh great remedy Is The result Of
ysss Of study and ressarrh By Dr.
worsel, . cslsbratsd German physician,
Who ussd Il successfully In HE practice
lt contains neither Nltnts Of Potash
nor other ingredients which arc dc
structive 10 the Kidneys, bat u purely
vegstable aud can be taken without feaI
of any evil results.
flvsr~srs rals Msiiciss Cot
CURE ,-sc.s t.s ~ va .,sss.',i .,sA ,
pain IN NJ skie and IN Ne ssaaii Of tbe lerk.
~ psssasdsd by fTtssa " iry Dr. wsysssl''
lSeu.an Liver All kidney Cufe. ] took tvs
lossles N psis hes sfs NJ sLie and NJ hsfk y
',sspsafslly y..S.
=. a. s.rsrLxvv. s.-.A r.,'.. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
IS 1T THE LIvER7
Can liver pills cure tho evils Of
indlgostion2

fsr q haa.irsi YEAR, dcsssrs have disaev~'
sl.s, Ne nwr oay ys-ssriay. aSurs'i,siy
.v<.li.s. sh~y veas sp ~ ~ vesi ss-s is W
dix.-sisa ssd ss-sn<,sa % ts-i
niilsa.ss-. .. ma isa,r>-siss- Liver PIN
.sia.l.ss Tie .-srs,s... bss 40 ~ ssssl.ss ~
-ssr.x. vs~sr- eftss liver 80 AID snrs>sssa u
yos cams, digest .sarA fs--i year liver eAaso'
.ssrs sp . v-<o.. Yea ARE always hsssry bal
s-ci ass- yea 10 ro'-i
IA h no, The nvsr. riil.wcsr hsip yea. IAN
partiy The -ssssseh. but w~iisise wcat hslp u
What Yea .e~i 3. rssssiA. . fool thai 10 Airesiy
dis.-ss.i. fasksls l. ms.ts % sraiss ani fruiss
artiasialiy Transformed isss The ssss.i pr~isst'
% ,lis,.tlsa. wssa -~.ils~esi. 10 b "a csce ss
-sftei without further 'iixv-sies. ami rar OF
.. .tsr~i up In The liver. rhsv 10 no 1880
al.oat rs.lela- "a 4. Q highly cess~ssrssri ssss
bat. unhls noe, concentrated fs-ris. vhish an
a.aally inilx,.iibl. n osa-s- The -se~aeh y
.osA. h<saa-s u I. slrvaiy airess~i. fasAss
A..-- M .,ss.ssh ~ digest eshsr fs-ri. 10
N. t.-i fer oil psopls ~hs sssss frcss isdir~s
uoa.
Mr. Charts. " t.sso.. en- Msia 81. werss,ss
Mas. say. 4 nav. u.~i many dsrssrs sss
esanl.-. psisat sssiisiss- all ~ev ~ ss assi
AN q t-sk 'rs.sels' To esi . meal ssv !. Z
pl.s.ar.. -her.,sfor, 10 has l<sa . tsstars."
p,-srivsiss ,snphss frss 90 srrnssiisa ~
rHt pst. pi6lsrtp 1000 CO. 20 a.sss 81. T. v
q. a. surnrLESr. - Parts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

rsssmastsS and respected citizen u
Lisbon rails, rts., tsstiflss - the
merits Of ore<sr's Syrup. :.
osntisrDsot u am 81 years cid.
Last year . ~As ell run down. ~
Appetite Vas Poer. ,sAs eeDstiPatss
by SPELLS, Vas bieatst, and Q feared .
~as going 10 have srefsy. u Vas .
burden fer ne 10 vain frsr, the effles
20 my hons. WAS short Of breath,
~as ~sAk. and . would have PaIPlta.
tleo Of the heart. IN fact, . ssAs IN .
very critical eeo<ltIeo. Nov . cen
attend 10 NY business, and " -
PLEASURE fer ps. can vain from NY
house 10 the office without the least
fatigue, and can trvtbfuiiy say feel
~sii, and oSodsr's SyrvP has cured
ne. . ebeerfvIIy and Willingly give
this testimonial, ber'oS others Who
are troubled As . vas will give "
trial. . cannot reeemmep< u teo
highly. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE rLurtfSeR, ~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
TOOK FIRST PRizE.

The state board Of pharmacy rrcently
snalyfed Twelve % the most popular
medicines In order to zee whether they
~ere ~hst they were recommended to
be. After too weeks 90 carvfai work,
thew awarded the frst pise, . gold
medal, 20 Nrssrs. A. T.. Orduay 4 Co..
proprIeton Of sulphur Blttsss, Il bring,
10 their opinion the beet and only strict.
~ pure blood purifying medicine IN the
Enthusiastically Chemlst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

TIE breath OF . chrpaIc catarrh
patient 10 oftea 90 olysssivs that he BE-
comes an Object Of disgust. Amer =
time ulcsrsiioa setsla, The sponey bones
Are ATTACHED, and frequently dsstroy -.
a coostznt scarce Of discomfort II the
dripping of The purulsat sserseioes luto
The throat, sooetlmes producing lsvstsr.
90 hroschitis, which e usssiiy NJ az
citing cause Of pulnosafy disssss. Ths
brilliant rssalts BY 10 uss for years
past properly deslgusfe Eiy's Cream
balm % b. taf he bses anA only cure.
Gall spea yosr druggist foe r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
ksy to the I'usslse

No i2.-Numsric~i Enigma, Men lovs
In haste. bui they dsts~t At leisure.
Ma. iS-whrr~ In the Dollasf The nrss
los ~ not all odd ct the rate of for ~
They lid st that rst~ ~ long A A's s~s~s
lasted. but after 10 sAlss As g.<ss arv al
gone, but Il has 10 lsft, which ks sslls ~
the rate 81 4 for g.
No. isi.-frsetlons: sugar Bowl
No. IL -ESp-ition Pure;
woRld's Fair at Ns~ York.
CEnTsnniai Of LlbsRty.
ColumblAn ExPuSition-
IT. SUPERIORITY.
No. ixl-A Clever Trick No answer -
quir~d ....
No -l,<Lssiings; Z. DeCamp L
10 Hold. s DtsArm. L En.Rssr. q Ub-
Load. @ un-Esrth. q AZ Sail.
No. lA.-DiAmonds:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
NOTICE or ronErr.osrnE.

ylyIiEREAs, Airsrsoa q Asarvvs ef pars,
w In the county 90 Oxferi ssd stsse ef haiss,
BY his d~s-i ef ssortsare dsss.i January lee
len. ssd rvroctsi In Osferi Itesistsy ei
lhs uslepissesi, . certain parvsl 90 Assl
sisaai~.i sorth ef The rad iesiiss east froa
fars Ilili W nssl neLi. containing eiSht ssr.s
NOW 90 Zee. asd ksevn - ths fssksri asbi
iiiii containing ea~ half aerv now of lr.s. visi
Ne buitiiags th<r~on. tsins The homestead
vhsrr call Asdrvws BOG resides The sh:ss
Icing The sane eoovey~i ~ sald Asdrvvs b,
asd rsori~i In Osfari Registry sf Des-is. ioot
In, ysAxe las, % uhish rvfsrcnse may 10 had
asd Shervss. tb~ esssiitiea of .aii mortgage has
Len br,kss. noe therefore. by rcAsoa of IN
srvssh ef ihs coa.ii,los thsrof. 90 siAis' fssv
tiosarv NJ sait mortgage.
Paris. Nay ~, lss. .
suMNER y. NEwEi.L-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
yOuug's Copying, enlarging
& Framing Rooms,
seuih Paris, Maine.


The s,lls~ins Real Estate lslonEns b. the -
tale of David -. True. late ~ ~suth fsft-.
The renlsy YARN 80 sallst.l situats-i niles
from sosth Paris Village, about 80 sef,s tn.,rv
or 80 ani cue. NJ ~ op toas ~ hay. The buihl
logs arv In Eusi condition. the farm Il vsll sup
pilot ~ith farming msshiasry ani tpll.. whish
uiii - .oli with The plas. " ie.ir~i. TITS farm
.. 10 ar-t class consiitios anil will - .ohi 81 q
ban<sin.
Ala, T,.e rioarisE AMI .ri, NH ant s,or.
81 south Paris NiiiaEv. with nsht 20 hosasc II
Bryant's ros.l. THIS MN "a. ~.cuyiei fOr
many year, by the Part. fiourinx COMPANY
AMI by the late o~nsr. u has always done sssl
is all doing s,--i ba.ine-..
The liam vas thoroughly repaired In I'D
The NH Il In su.si coeition Ani will IT, rohi n
Q BsrEsin. Dor the risht Isftle. thi. .. . splsn
,ihi chance % Sep inis vel e.,Abhshri sn'i
Isytns baslncs-.
Ais. 81 ssr,. Of an.l. lBo~a q. The "Meo'iy
Id"
Al.o, . ssr,. 20 lansl, kno~n o. the -. Ciark
La" Al sitasls.i IN the t.~u ~ Parts.
SAMUEL 4. TRuE. Admr,
~! Commercial street.
rortlaBsi. Maine.
Or. IIo>. Gsog.E 4. WILSON. -. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
Ne lai.-A nt<iAis.

I am highly prir~d by my Lady. and abe
allow. me frv~iom which pcns ef her most
intimate friends dsrv take ! am always 60
the lookout Zoe faults In her complsx.ea,
the arrangement % her hair. etc, and whss
any Arv di-ovsrvi immediately scaaAini
her ~ the fses. such faith hes sbs In my
ju.is msat that .h. Away. coasults me Ia
matters 10 drr~s Strange ~ u may ssefn'
shs thinks the most cf me When ! cast ~
n~ctioas t-hind her hack. The palmer abe
1. the oftsnsr she consults me. a. II HOPING
I would rv,~nt % my hAr>A judsmsni and
tell bar she Vas growins morv beautiful,
bat I Away. tell bsr the plain truth and
will not In bfit=si Ia = fals~ho.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
NEEDED SOME PREPARATION.

The business man was sitting In hls
Office, thinking of starting for home,
when = suspiclou.-looking gentleman
came In With . satchel Ia his hand.
"if you don't give me 5000" said
the visitor, coming at once 10 the point,
81 will drop this on the hoor."
The business msn WAS cool.
"What's In ltY' he asked.
dynamite" VAS the brief reply.
"whst Will Il do 10 you drop n.y.
"Blow you up"
"Drop e." Was the instant command.
"My wife told me when left home THU
morning Ia he sure aud send up load Of
coal, aud I forgot II. guess u viii
take Just about as much dynamite ~
you've got there To prepare me for the
blowing up I'll get when she sees me-
lie threw himself b.ck Ia his chair and
awaited for the explosion, but IL did not
come.
"l'm married man myself" said the
dynamiter aud quietly slipped out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
DON'T GIVE UP

becauss ron feel blue aud arc troablel
With that tlred and all-eone feeling. Do
40 did, nee bottle Of 8alphur btsisrp,
lt vill mako you feel llks new psfson
z id ma.-JeanIs Holmes, ~ Trsooss
ltrsel, Hoetoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
N~tss. MI-.l.s words.
1. Nv. h.,. me, the enemy. aud

L Nv. hav. met the enemy. aud -
-"
Part % the m.s~sg. -snl after . famous
American nsvsl victory la isia
. "Int.r~os.h a. 1. the love 81 litsr,y
with every hgamsnt IL CAR kcart.. 10 -
- - |. necr-~Ary Ia foftify 90 contrm
the attachment"
Part % . fsmou. fsr,~eli addrv~s
q Nv. hold th--s truths ~ tr sslf e,i-
dsut, that all men are -"
Part % . document that sssry American
boy and girl should know by heart
Give ul th. name % the historical docu-
msnt from which the selection is taken,
o. the date and occasion and ca supply the
missing words
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
Nal.a.-w.,.l. w'uAI. wssis

An animal within . charm.
A por,ion - tsan within the Last part
u an ole.
An organ within = je~sl
An Old Testament character within .
New Testament character.
A girls nAms within hAg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

when 80 many people are taking aud
deriving bepefii from Hood's Sarsaparil.
Ia, Why don't you try u .yourselfs II
~lll balld you mp. Hoods Saraaparilla
will make yos strong.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

"willie," said the visitor, "what II
your ambltiony' "i'd like, said the boy,
putting down hls yellow covered story
Of the plains, ''to have men trcmble like
leaves at the mere mention ofmy nsme."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

rvs,-ssiy s.Ssiyvs<L

rom--iIow did you eves manage u
make low. Ia that lh~ton girls
JoAns-Oh. ~or my heavy overuosi
and car NUTS all the time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

STATE Or MAINE.
OXFORD. &c. May le.A. y. iss.
Tksa psr.oaaiiy Appeared WIN. w.yi.an'
AMI .. y. .searns County Commissionsr- OF Os
fori County. AMI -s,erAlly male oath that The
fergoinr sscoants by them vsier~i AMI sub
sshl<si are true.
Bsfore me, ALBERT \. AUSTIN,
tlerk sap. Ju'i. Court.
OxrORD, ss. NAY %. A. ID. Lee.
fer.oasliy apy~ar~i W, W, NhitmAr.h Coun
" Cosnmi.s lossr asi made oath that The fcrv
going socoantby him rvnsier~i AMI ssb-sr'iri
10 true. -
Bsfore ,ss. ALBEHr :. AUSTIN,
Chrk sup. Jul. Court.
STATE ~ MAINE.
OXFORD. &c. hay. \. %. iss.
Having ara esamisesi sni sa.Iits.i the fore
rolnr srspabts % Wv. Wesisum, j. y. stesrns
Asi W. W. whitaar.h. Coanty Commissioner.
of Oifori County. ve certify thai We ailow
thevon The following suns
To VIM. Wepisum, 80 ~
To W. W. Whitmarsh, Ns
To ,. y. stssrns. ds
ErGENE y. SMITH, Coanty Attorney.
ALBkKr =. AUSTIN. Cierk =. .. Court.
4 certify the Foregoing Co 10 true ceple-.
Aiie.t ;-ALBEHr =. AUSTIN, Csrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

"Do you know that young Molard has
run oG vlth p,0oo francs nj hls employ
er's money" "l.ueky dog" "Besldes,
he has taken Jour umbrella" All, the
villzin,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

No IN Hidden Birds I. Ostrich. 4
Pigeon. .. Rlio~n. 4 Eagle. 8 Alba
tp>a. d ship<. .. PAstridg~ Z Phess'
ant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
II. ,.-,,, ~ ,A.L.-.

The follo~ing story .. told u b<neh Al
scotcA magistrates Who trissi 10 comTr-s .
y-tis spitAph. Provost AndsS>on having
died, the msgistrsis. detsrmin~si that the
b<aeh alone .hould supply the po<iry Zoe
sls stonsmAson's ehi.sl The ssnior mAs
issrus ~rots.
Her, lie. Anderson. prV,ost ~ Dundee.
Altar much stfor, the bsIt efieial In ssn
.srity ~rOts his line:
Iisrv 10 lis-- here Ire be.
The third magistrate waited Soms time
until. in.plrci With poetic frvusy. be Add~t:
nall.lns.Ai uAlAiayes!
The foarth line vas hli~i In by . bailis 81
fsw ids~s thus:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Mr. Gdses-.IIeury. wulis isteas-
Ing me every dAy fos swater. I wlsis
you'd get him one.- Mr.. Grimes.-"A
s~estsrs what's The matter With the
buck sawr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Nc. ite.-Dsahle D>smssa sSsAsss
Cpr<r l<ft Diamoed-A letter; the pre-
terri of eat: IN rvmSia At rvst In an srre'
po.itioa. ~ inlsA . iets~r.
uppsr Right DiAmond-A letter; thu
gu-ils-- 20 rv,sngv. motioalr>s, diminu
tive p~r~ou. . letter.
Low,s i<ft Diamood-rhs sAmsas u?T~'
right dlamoSd.
Lo~ss Right Diamond IA letter. Q svnn'
of s~st-uts, . dwelling plAo~, . ANAL hcsi
ei and pci-ooou. -~risnt a Exypt and Lab
IA Whose bite IL fatal. . letter.
upp~s Central Cu~.-A standing With
out moving forward
Lower Central Co---A hcuss In whiel
di.tillatiou u carried On.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

WAsa n.by vss s,ch. 90 ss-. hss cAssssA
Wa ~ vss CAlli - sss>i fos csss"stA
whsa ~ become MA - essas 70 cs~aassA.
wla - - cAlArss. - ssvstAss. csssssSA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head.
ache, indigestion, blllousDess. Try .
boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

PaiIeat--"Do you give gass' Dent
lst-"No; you have to pay for u. This
i,nt barber shop"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

There arc probably ~ many Demo-
crats In the country 40 ever, bot only =
few Of them seem to b working Ut u
Just 1t present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Van warbier-"Ah, Stable, have you
heard NV last songr' Stabbe-"Iicaveu
knows ] hope co."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Try adding . little cream, With bsitsr
and esasoaing, v nsw potatoes AID ~
tiag q beli up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Ne tses-Nss~rsns ksS
Nv uAol-, eompo.ei VI - lsttsrA, 10 Q
auosAiioa from Lady Nary Worthy Mon
tagu-
Ny Il, ~. ~ is -, n q, Is 81. as IL
d IL one Of the United StsteA
NJ a. -, 81. =, I. 80. q. ~ 10 tn produces.
Nj 4 ~. II. 81, 81, 10. n IL . s~omstrical
figure.
Ny -. II, ", 81. IS, 81. II 10 spanhh
eoln.
Nya IL. -. s. 4, IL having wingA
Ny n. 10. ~. IS. ~ h sinpieton.
NJ n, q -, M 10 "a ris~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Try drinking tea With the Juice OF half
lemon aud three lumps % sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Ne tsi.-Cr-.vssA E.is.A
IN esiagns. no< n run;
In rusia. ma u gun;
In hshsliA. so1 n tinetsrN
In as~ira. sss b slfniu
In isdiGa not n nalt,
In pvvsrrtptioa. pc< u cohAio
II ain>a. NO In Size;
n spian. ma n esche;
IN ssinise. ss< N sslpAssss
n sudisn. MT n murtates
In pssassiun. sot In hehroaAi~
NJ vhois h sa American city.
~ isa. -Q....s,.. rr-. L..ssssssv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

An ali rasi macon -bssck yins. pisstssias.
whitening and cea~stinG.
An orders personally ssd pv~psiy attended
cmAs. c. colby. Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
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