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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
Correspondence on topics Of interest "a the ladies
IL solicited. Address Editor IioMkMAkERs'
COLUMN, oxford Democrat. Paris. Maine.
HINTS Eos cYcIlsIs.

HINTS FOH CNCltSIS.
Cycling dress has at last come to be
recognized as an important feature Of
the feminine wardrobe. Decidedly the
most stylish and sensible costume con-
sists Of coat and skirt OF tweed, home
spun, serge, or some stout material that
cannot be easily spoiled by mud or rain.
As to color, tan or gray mixtures usual
IN prove the most serviceable, as they do
not show dust or the general effects Of
wear and tear as quickly as do darker
shades.
At the outset one fact must be firmly
impressed upon the would-be wheel
woman, cycling dress must not be run
together" anyhow" but firmly made.
The cheap braid aud ilimsy Innings In
which amateur dressmakers' souls de-
| light must have no place in cycling
skirt. Ii should on no account be more
than two and half yards round. The
hem should clear the ground good
three inches, and be turned up inside the
skirt from six TO eight inches. This
| should have half dozen rows OF stitch
ing run round, which answers the two
fold purpose OF ornamenting and con-
en- To have no loose ends, either OF cotton
or anything else, 10 get entapgled with
the pedals. The whole bottom OF the
skirt must be rather stiff, smooth sur
face, with no holes In which by any pos
sibility pedal nut or side plate could
catch About sixteen inches apart In
front. couple Of lengths Of one-inch
elastic should be firmly stitched. Then
the wearer should stand upright, and the
surplus length be cut of. \ small brass
ring should be firmly sewn to the end,
ana buitoned in With the gaiter. When
a strong wind Is blowing, the rings
should be moved down button or two.
The coat may be Of any style prefer
red, but must be neat, liz we'll and be Gu,
rather long. Norfolk jackets to be WON
with knitted sweaters or cotton shirt
waists are now being made by the swell
tailors. This style of coat Is sportsman
| like, and looks well when riding.
| Caters should always be worn. They
are great help and comfort To cyclists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
DAINTY DRESS ACCESSORIES
THAT FASHIONABLE WOMEN WILL
WEAR AT EASTER.

Large iridescent wings on rough
straw hats.
Belts Of wide ribbon with Russian
enamel slides and buckle
Dresden silk gowns trimmed with
motifs of the new applique lace.
Tailor gowns with chemisettes Of all
over embroidered ecru batiste.
Narrow gold belts fastened with a
small round or oval filigree clasp.
Collars Of seyen-inch white satin rib
bon tied in a huge square bow In the
back.
Wells of black mousseline de sole with
while applique border OF lace vine and
scallops.
French blue cloth tailor-made jacket
suits worn with blouses Of Persian or
Dresden silk.
Yokes Of spangled gauze finished with
a ruiile of chiffon and crush collar OF
velvet ribbon.
Fetching neck ruches Of plated black
or colored chiffon, fastened by big bows
of satin ribbon.
Hats and bonnets entirely Of flowers
with a different blossom from the found
alton used as trimming.
Smart spring costumes Of diagonal
cloth for skirt and sleeves and Persian
silk used for the full gathered bodice.
Bodices trimmed with round silver or
gilt buttons which have half of their sur
face thickly covered with Rhinestones.
Fancy gold or silver hat pins In ball,
sword and other attractive designs set
with a Rhinestone, turquoise or car
buncle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

No. ss.-M.lins the Bird Enter the Cage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
PROBATE NOTICES.

t. al persons interested IN either Of the estale-
hereinafter uanei
Alta Probate Court. held al Paris, Ia and for
the County 81 oxford, on The thiri Tuesday oi
March. Do the wear OF our Lori 0ne thousand
eight hundred and ninety six. The following
matters having been presented for the action
thervupon hereinafter indicated, II l. hereby
ORDERED
That notice thereof De given L. all persons Ia
terc-tc,i by causing 4 copy % this order 10 h
published three week successfully IN the OK
fori Democrat, a ntw- pAper published az south
Paris In ,aid County. that they may appear Al 4
Probate Court O. De held 40 said Paris, on the
third Tuesday IL April \. u. is'si at nine Of ths
c.uck in the fOrcnoon. and oe hcAri thereon u
they -cv cause.
The accounts % ThSoi0rc Prince, admiui-trai
~ OF the estate 90 ISAAC PRINCE, late ~ OK
fort Granville y. Felt. administrator Of the e.
tate OF JOHN e.. FELT. late Of Woodstock
Beui Davis administrator VIII the will an
neNed 90 the estate 90 ISAAC :. CURTIS, late OF
Greenwood. JOSEPH 2. PE>Lkl, late OF
EoN bury anJ Geo 2. Davis administrator OF
the estate % ISAAC l.. FRENCH, late of Porter
The petition Tor distribution IN the estate OF
JOHN q FELT. ate % Woodstock, presented
by Granville y felt the administrator.
The wills of ELLEN \. CHASE. late Of Paris
Albru r. Chase named a. executor, and the viii
OF { AROLINE r. EVANS late % sweden. John
" alter Flint named a. executor
GEO. \. WILSON, Judge.
4 true cOpy-Atte-t ~
ALBEIT ID. PARK. Register.
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hey To the PurIler.

No. i7.-Rhyming Blanks: Hound,
sound, around. ground, mound, bound,
found, pound. wound.
No. IS.-Illustrated Diagonal: Bison,
mouse, moose, crane, eagle. Diagonal,
Boone
No. 4e.-Enigmatical Books: Looking
Backward, " The Scarlet Letter, " The
Wandering Jew"
No 5o.-Numerical Enigma: Tigranes.
/ Grain 2. Tiger. B Reign. 1. Great.
5. Sign. 8. Train. Z. Sire S. Riga.
No. 5l.-Geographical Puzzle:
Ny DEAR CHARIEs-Aunt Amelia has given
beautiful Newfoundland dos. which ]
shall call Ross. Ny two brothers, james and
Stewart went out fox hunting this morning.
Our cook gave me a great duck yesterday, bu,
gave il 20 my schoolfcllow. Constance Smith.
We are going 10 sce Cousin Florence tomor-
row. Now farewell. Your loving friend.
VICTORIA DAVIS.
No. 52.-A Proverb Maze: Begin at
lower left hand corner. a rolling stone
gathers no moss. Half loaf is better
than none. Birds OF feather flock to
gether.
No. 53.-Royalty in Anagrams: /. Cleo
patra 2 Constantine the Great. 8. Mar
garet OF Nalois. 1. William and Mary
s. Darius the Mede. g. Montezuma. z
Margaret CT Denmark. S. Henry, emperor
Of Germany O. Richard the Lion Hearted
10. Napoleon Bonaparte. IL. Hcrod the
Great. II. Stephen, king Of England.
Is. CathariIe, empress OF Russia. II.
MAMMALIAN. Is. Ohio, king of Greece.
10. Philip Second of Spain. II. Eric, king
OF Sweden. Is. Matthias the Great 10
Herod Antipas 20. Emperor William
Frederick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
IAsx DOTTED ON sousA.


While one Of the soloists was playing
an intricate selection, one Of the matinee
girls observed that II would be u fine
thing II they would play the Liberty
Bell" march. The next encore brought
out the Liberty Bell" and the fluffy
creatures were In raptures. One OF them
began to whistle.
"There is nothing the matter with
that, think"
"You bet not
But this was only sample OF the
talk of two handsome and accomplished
Young ladies who were evidently just
from their alma mater. Remarks like
the following went on at intervals during
the rendition of the most select numbers
on the program:
81 wish Will Blank would come over
here and leave those gawks In the cor
ner." The girls voice rose and fell with
the swell Of music, SO that her compan-
ion could hear.
"whyg" came the answer. "D'ye
want to chew with him.
"Yep."
81 thought you said your dad was GO
ing TO get you sealskin."
ale did. asked him and he said he'd
paint me one. Poor old dad ~
Silence for time.
$50 you don't like him any moreT
"Oh, yes, think me not. The next
time he comes across my path I'll give
him a razzle-dazzle that Will send him OIL
p. d. o."
"But he likes you"
I.Tbat don't emf leo with me-"
Lilly was at the show, wasn't sheg'
ayes, but she gives me pain"
doesn't Sousa stand straight
"Ill back you out asking him II he
wears corsets."
Are you going to ride n wheel this
year,
"Oh, no, my brothers got one"
"lle hasf'
"Yes--in his head
This was so rich that they Uttered
alternately all the way through one OF
LISTS creations.
ave got an awful lot of work To do
when ! get back. And that's no fairy :
dream, either. Mas got IL in for me all
right enough"
"Oh, she Just went of on q tangent
the other day about me-
"Hello, what's this they're playing
ANY bum old thing"
"Oh, Just walt for the next-,he "Di-
rectorate" just love TO hear It,"
"Tlave you got another slab OF gum !!
III guess yes"
II dote on Sousa."
"well, should sniggle."
"Say, IL stay here another half an
hour III be dead TO the world. Let's
60"
And their neighbors returned heart
felt thanks for their kindness In taking
themselves away.-Portland, Oregon
Telegram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
SYSTEMATIC BUT UNFORTUNATE.

III really believe In being business
like said Jack Rattleby to Tom Easy at
the club. Now, have an engagement
with young lady this evening to take
her To the theatre. At IL, when We re-
turn to the house, shall propose to her.
At IL - | attn going 10 meet half dozen
fellows up here at the club, who will
congratulate me. At II shall 20 10
bed and dream Of her. At . In the
morning | shall meet her father going
down Ia town and ask his blessing. AZ
10 shall 90 and see her mother aud tell
her all about IT, At IL | shall be at the
jewelers., selecting the engagement ring
so you see how systematic am
well. should say you were, rejoin-
ed Tom Easy, bewildered By the string
he had Just listened TO. II wish you
good luck, old boy. Goodbye"
The next day Tom Easy met Jack
walking slowly along, and stopped him.
"weil, old chap, did you manage to
keep all those appointments and engage
ments you were telling me aboutY'
NO" replied Rattleby, sadly. 81
kept the II o'clock one. The Others
were not necessary"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

No. 5..-Cro-sword EniEmA
In rpck. not in stone,
In air, not IN tone;
In h, q, not in good,
In boot, not in hood:
In ink, not in pen:
In Tom. no; In Bon.
Above YOU II find. with little care,
An animal allied to the hare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

There is prospect that the advan-
tage which the Maine State College Of
fers|to its students may be largely in
crea sed, IL bill no pending In congress
receives passage. This bill proposes TO
admit graduates Of the mechanical de-
partments of such state institutions to
competition for positions in the U. s.
NAVY as engineers, at salaries ranging
FROM $1,000 to 5000 q year. The me-
char Ical and civil engineering depart
ments of the Maine State College have
always had a larger proportion OF stu
dents than the others, and IL this pros
pect|of government position Is thus
oper| ed for Maine boys IL cannot lail 10
be OF great value to the institution and
the utate
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Notice ofPstition for Discharge
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. - Court 81 in-olyeHrs 2. i'' az"
OF IORIN g MCkEkN, lnso.frni l'
NOTICE T. hereby given that p,t. d. o'
y this 18th day u Mar, \. -. Zee .r,1 y,
.ented 81 .aii Court Tor -ail '.aa.., ~
.aid Lorln g. Mckecn, ~ Allan a ",
County Of Oxfori, praying uht '
be- decreed a full di-charsr FROM i. =
debit, proyable under the provision ODD. .AI "a
seventy OF the statute ~ Mail, t -'
aid petition. Il l. ordered hE -a' '.-H
that a hearing Doe hal upon the -aHr .'''',
laid Court At PaH- in -t4 E
oxford, on the Ith Weinc-IaF ~
A. D. Is.si. NJ nine O'Clock go l' i.e
noon: and that notice thereof h' Vu. i-a' ~ 81. 81.
oxford Democrat, = new-papcr rl..- ' ~
County Of OXf0ri once a week f'r tb'f' '-''
.iye week.. the last pubncatlUn b. .t Ut' y,
before the day OF hearing, ani t.ai h.. 'i, -
who have proved their debit, ar. .i.''i 49,.
may appear at -a.i r.AFe t'' Wy
and show cause. II ans they have. VII.
charge should not be- granted -ali 't'''i '.''''
ing 10 the prayer Of hi petition.
Attest ALBERT u PARK, Register
OF said Court for said County OF 'Ni'i'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

A recent chaplain at the state prison,
a fa,lorite Methodist preacher, tried to
obta| 10 full expression Of the religious
preference of the evil doors in the
strange flock entrusted to his charge.
So nj UGH better did the prisoners IKE
him than previous chaplains that they
nearly all professed that faith. But the
chaplain, totally unconscious that he
was being paid high compliment, didn't
like II very well to think that the Meth
odist denomination should have the rep
utatlbu of furnishing so many convicts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

TIE public can Judge somewhat Of the
lsrgd correspondence Of the Governor In
addition to his other duties, when It IL
known that more than six thousand per-
sonal letters have been forwarded to
GoytFuor Cleaves relating to the ap-
poinament Of an inland Ash and game
commissioner, In addition TO some i've
hundred petitions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

Draw upon sheet Of paper an empty
cage. and then, near the cage, draw bird
The problem l. TO make this bird enter the
cage.
Place visiting card between the tive
figur,s. holding the card perpendicular
on the paper Pr,-ss the end VI your nos'
ON the border OF the card and look AT th'
cage aud the bird You will thus So The
cage with your lrtt eye and the bird with
your right. but In "a moment the bird viii
seem to move. then TO enter the cage All
you have 10 do i to copy the figure nj the
right Of the illustration, place your visit
ing card ON the line Alb and put yourself
opposite the light so that the card will not
throw shadow. Then look at II for a
second ur two. and the phenomenon Will
appear. provided your card Is not too wide.
A. bit Of paglur magic you can present
Il thus 20 your friends, Now, will make
you see, with your own eyes this bird en-
ter the cage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
ARE YOU EVER ANNOYED

by buzzing, roaring sound In your
head? Have you difficulty In hearing
distinctly? Are you troubled with q
continual dropping of mucus, irritating
the throat and causing you to cough? Is
your breath unpleasantly affected and
accompanied with bad taste: Is your
hearing less acuter II so, you have
catarrh and should at once procure q
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, the best
known remedy. The Balm will give In
slant relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

vreck the constitution and sometimes pro-
auce softening of the brain, epilepsy, pa
ralysis. and even dread insanity.
10 reach, reclaim and restore sucn I'M
fortunates TO health and happiness, y 'hs
aim Of tho publishers OF book mri r.,,,r ~
nlain hut cbaste language, on the nature'
svmntoms and durability, by home treat
s.snt ~ snch diseases. This book viii he
sent sealed. in plain envelope, ON receipt OF
ton cents in stamps, for postage. Address
Worlds Dispersary Medical Association'
66S Main ST., Buffalo, n. \.
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A ssNEFAcIoR OF HIS SPECIES.


Frau Won $, well known for her kind
ness and generosity, WAS waited upon
the other day by well-dressed gentle
man, who spoke 10 Der as follows:
II wish TO draw your attention,
madam, To the sad case OF poor family.
The father il weak and advanced In
years, the mother Is bedridden, aud
and their five little children are clamor-
ing for bread. The poor creatures are
about TO be turned out into the street
with their wretched belongings unless
somebody will undertake TO pay their
arrears OF rent, amounting TO thirty
marks"
Frau Won ). at once went TO fetch the
money. Handing it to her visitor, she
said Now, sir, | should like 10 know
who you are, as you seem to take so
warm an interest In these poor people.
II am their landlord, madam"
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STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY or OXFORD, So.

c. " sTEARNs. e. al..
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No. 5g.-Hiddcn Animals.

He was told 10 be rs still as he could.
Please do get my hat.
Thcrc came Lily down the lane.
The moon and the earth are planets.
The town 81 oxford i pretty.
W. have lcun for picnic at Swinly
wuud,
gut box ON the ear at school
Let - at Cnce.
Don't bo - rude. Ernest.
a guy to surprise alsof them.
Little blbo. are you asleep
Have an apple, pear or some grapesi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

COUNTY on OXFORD, IS.
Board of County Commissioners, bee. session
l-l5 held by adjournment Mar 10 lssa.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory eVi
dence having been received that the petitioner
are responsible. and that inquiry into the mer
it, OF their application l. eNpcdeni, lr Is OR
pEREp. that the County Commissioners meet
nj the Post once at RumfOrd Point, In Kun
ford, in said County, May lEh, ls1S
at ten OF the clock, A. ". and thence prOcccI u
view the ferry mentioned In said petition I'm
medIatcly after which view hearing oil
the parties and their witnesses will he hal Al
some convenient place In the vicinity AMI
such other measures taken In the premises
a. the commissioners shall judge proper. And
IL l. further ORDERED. that notice OF the time,
place and purpose OF the commissioners meeting
aforesaid be given 90 all persons AMI corpora
lions interested by causing atte-ted copies oi
said petition and OF this orier thereon, To be
served upon the clerk Of the town Of RumiOrd. IA
said County and also posted up In three pub
lie places IN SAID town, and published three
weeks successfully In the oxford Democrat a
newspaper printed at Paris, In said County OF
oxford, the fret Of said publications, AMI each
OF the other notices, % be made, served ana
posted, Mt least thirty days before .aid time oi
meeting 90 the end that all persons and corpora
tons may then and there appear AMI shew
cause, II any they have. why the prayer of said
petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST CHARLES b. WHITMAN, Clerk
true copy OF said petition and order of court
thereon.
ATTEST CHARLES p. WHITMAN, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

Not Unreasonable. "Haven't had any
thing to eat for twenty-four hours.
haven't your said the man who had
stopped q moment to listen to tale OF
woe. swell, here's dime" "Ihat
won't 90 very far towards satisfyin' a
appetite like mine," responded Mosely
Wraggs, with an apologize cough. "Ef
you don't mind, Cap'n, III use 1t for
squenchin' my thirst" And ne disap-
peared with great alacrity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

Her Constant Habit. Herbert (ashy
pale)-Then all is over between us
Amelia with great gentleness.)-Ies
Herbert. But with your permission, and
in memory of the pleasant hours we have
spent together, will retain the ring you
gave me. Such has been my custom.
Besides, need it to complete a collec-
ton.
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To the Honorable County Commissioner. of the

To the Honorable County Commissioners OF the
County of oxford and state ~ Maine:
We. The undersigned, petitioners OF said
County, would respectfully represent that public
Necessity and convenience require an alteration
and new location In the oil county road leading
from said Paris, near the Fair Grounds. through
said Paris, called the old Rumford road. 70
Woodstock, VIZ commencing at or near Fred.
erick DeCoster's house. in said Paris, and on the
easterly side OF said road thence running north.
feasible way about forty.fye rods so n TO
lntersect with said county road at or near pine
tree standing on the side OF said road aud 10 dis
N scontinue 80 much Of said old road between
said given points a. In your Judgment puonc
necessity and convenience may require accord
inc Ia the law In the behalf made and provided,
ami as in duty bound willeyer pray:
A q. DUDLEY, ct ais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

George, dear" She looked anxious
" at the clock, which pointed TO 1890.
.swhat Is IL, Lover" II don't wish 10
hurry you away, George, but you know
that papa is not overly fond Of you, and
he Is an early riser" AT this hint George
commenced TO get ready TO take his de-
narture
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
ApMINIsrRATOR,s SALE.

The FIGURING and Grist MIL and store. AZ
South Paris Village belonging to the Estate oil
This m,Il was occupied for many years by the
Paris FIGURING Company and BY the late owner.
Its water power includes the hight OF howage OF
Bryant's Pond. The dam was thoroughly re
paired In 'sS. The mill Is In good condision: ~
has always done and Is still doing good pusl-
meas. This nne property viii be sold at bar.
gain. For the right parties this is .. splendid
chance to step into well establ'shed ana pay
s.. A. TRUE, Admr,
a0s Commercial ST.,
Portland, Ne.
Or. Hon. G. A. Wilson. So. Paris, Ne.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the Hon0ra.
BILE Judge OF Probate for the County OF Oxford
and assumed the trust OF Executor OF the
estate OF
GEORGE Z. BEAN. late OF Denmark.
In said County, deceased, by giving bond rs the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
indebted to the estate Of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same to
Mar. IL, lsf5. A. III. WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

The subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
Of Probate for the County OF 0sf or'i and assum.
ell the trust of Administrator with the will an.
nexed OF the estate OF
CHARLtS MERRILL, late OF Buckfeld.
In said county. deceased by giving bond as the
law directs; he therefore requests ali persons
Indebted to the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the same to
Mar. IL lsgj ACRANUS NJ. FOGG.
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HORSES HORSES! HORSES |!

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed 10y the lionOra
BILE Judge Of Probate for the County Of OXFORD
and assumed the trust OF Administrator Of the
estate of
AMOS l. HARLOW, late Of Peru,
In laid County, deceased, by giving bond az the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased to make
immediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 20
MAJ l., lsB. DANA W. COOLING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
STATE OF MAINE.

To the Hon Geo \. Wilson. Judge Of iio''''
for oxford County In said state 49,
Respectfully represents Theodore IN,
sdmr Of the estate OF ISAAC PRIME ?, ~" "
oxford, decca .ed. ,..,
That the following named persons are nv w,
ested IA said estate which may be subject " -. -
alton under the collateral Inheritance tah aN =.
said state. viz. Hannah r. scfibner OF H., H.,
son. George Prince OF Mechanic fails ann Nv
dore Prince of Mechanic Falls. ,be
Wherefore said administrator pray, 'lAl ~
time and place for hearing and Determining ~
amount OF such tax, II any, shall he nNe' ~
notice thereof be given.
Dated March l., A. ID ls.5. ,,,,>.,r
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CAPTAIN SwEENY, U. S. A.,

CAPTAIN SWEENY, U. S. A.,
San Diego, CAL, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine have ever
found that would do me any good"
Price soc. Sold by F. A. Shurtleff,
South Paris.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
by the use Of Shiloh's Cure. This great
cough cure Is the only known remedy
for that terrible disease. Sold by +. A.
Shurtleff, South Paris.