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Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
North Waterford.

Master Ralph Perkins when playing
ball, tried to throw over the building,
making bad break In the elbow.
They have baby pony at Ernest Ma.
sons that is very cunning.
Mrs. Wallace Jones went to the Maine
General Hospital Tuesday to be operated
on for appendicitis. Mrs. Chute IL work
Ing for Mr.. Jones and children while she
IL away.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Kilgore went to
bis brother Johns In Albany Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holt are keeping
house at the Four Corners.
Stella Hobson is In poor health, 30 she
had to leave the spool mill, ~and Mrs.
Merton Hobson takes her place.
Bert Dill has been doing some paper
hanging for Mrs. w. b. Kilgore.
Herman Holt has sold bis work horses.
Mrb. Georgie McAllister has been
cleaning house for several here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brownell visited
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Ward ct Psppoose
Pond Wednesday.
Walter Lord has been having some
trouble with hIs stomach.
Leon Bisbee has got back and II work
ing in Harry Browns mill.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Bryant's Pond.

A part OF the Rufus K. Durham es
tate, now occupied by his daughter, Mrs
May L. Bolster, has been recently solo
to William Ellery Of Boston. The por
ton sold does not include the residence
but strip on zach side, one bordering
on the shore of the lake and the Other
lying next to the Grand Trunk Railway
News came early In the week of the
death of Mrs. Mary Maria, wife of Rev
Jared Whitman, at her home In Old Or
chard, at the age Of r. She was the
daughter of the late Orrin and Tyls
(Whitmap) Glines of Woodstock.
The town schools will assist az usua
In the Memorial Day services here, and
Mt. Christopher Co No. Al, will take
part In the parade, which will be formed
in frontof the Town Hall ut O'Clock
A feature this year will be . squad oi
sixteen boys under Capt. Morse, who
will give an exhibition drill on the com
mon during the afternoon. The address
will be delivered by Rev. @. g. Miller
at the Universalist church.
A branch telephone line 10 being 90
tablished here by the New England Co.
It will be . private line from the centra
to the new residence of William Ellery
on the west shore of the lake.
The Memorial Sunday service will bs
held at the Baptist church on May 28th
at the regular meeting hour. The Uni
form Rank has been invited to assist In
tho exercises. Sermon BY Rev. E. b.
Stover.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
A Remarkable Concert.

A program Of remarkable concert
which took place in Carlsbad on Aug.
6, 1912, Is still preserved in the city
archives at that place. The entertain
ment was given for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the fire which had laid
waste Baden and took place at the
Saechsischer Saal. The only perform
ers were Beethoven and Polledro, who
played their own compositions. There
were two pianoforte and two violin So
los and several numbers In which both
took part, says the writer. The account
Of the entertainment also mentions the
fact that one Of the interested listeners
was "tall, elderly man, wearing a
great blue coat, who sat perfectly
erect throughout the performance, new.
er locking anywhere but at the stage.
This was Goethe" The amount real
lied for the fund was about $500.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Albany.

Grass is starting finely, but the wind
has blown the hardest the past two day
that We ever saw 1t and Is taking th'
water.
May 9th, W. W. Bird, one OF our old
est men, passed on to the unknown
Death was unexpected. Mr.. Bird Wal
about bis business as usual, ate hearty
dinner aud went out in the field where
his sons were plowing, and he asked
leave to hold the plow and did 80 fol
quite while, then went to the house
Soon after he complained Of pain neal
his heart, nothing more than he had
been subject to for years. They fixed
him some hot ginger tea, the same as ht
has relied upon for years. As be seemed
no better they called the doctor from
North Waterford, who arrived In lest
than half an hour, but too late.
He leaves three sons, none OF whom
are married, two daughters, married, one
in Jackson, N. a., and one In North
Norway. he lost his wife several years
ago, which was hard blow to them all
Since then the father and three soni
have kept house and carried on the farm
Funeral Friday at the old home.
Dexter A. Cummings started Tuesday
afternoon on a visiting trip. he expects
to do up Lewiston and Portland before
he returns.
Mrs. Abel Andrews is visiting friendI
In Norway and Oxford.
Farmers are starting the plow, bu'
these cold bleak winds make them weal
long faces.
A. q. Bean has some nice four.weeks
old pigs for sale.
Rev. I. A. Bean of Lewiston is ex
pected to deliver the memorial address
at Albany May 30th.
Arthur Andrews has q crew In tht
woods peeling pulp wood on Lovejoy
Mountain.
Mrs. Lizzie Morrill, is cleaning house
for Mrs. Abel Andrews while Mrs. An
drews IL away.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
West Sumner.

Wednesday DR.. and Mrs. Staples went
to Rumford Fails and returned home
with new Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Brown and In
FAINT daughter returned here last weel
from Portland, where they spsnt the
winter.
Mrs. Rosetta Ryerson Ii slowly reoov
ering from her recent illness.
Eddie Bisbee OF East Winthrop ls the
guest OF his father, Sylvester Bisbee.
Sunday T. W. Leighton Of North Paris
was taken 10 Lewiston TO the Central
Maine General Hospital by Dr.. Staples.
Mrs. Alice Mallett has submitted to Z
surgical operation, and 10 reported to be
a. comfortable a can be expected.
Tuesday . business meeting was held
BY the directors of the Oxford County
Telephone Co. s
Mr.. and Mrs.. G. A. Chandler are visit.
Ing friends and relatives in town, but
will soon return to Norway.
G. w. Bisbee has just received ship.
ment Of 500 trees from Stark Brothers,
Louisiana, Missouri.
On account OF poor-health Frank
Chandler has been obliged to sell all his
stock and leave his farm for one year.
Tuesday Mrs. Harriet Howe arrived
home for the summer. She has been
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. p. Merrill
Of Rumford Falls, for several months.
w. +. Bisbee has purchased full
blooded jersey COW.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
East Sumner.

Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood attended
the State Conference Of Congregations
churches held at Portland last week.
L. B. Heald and Mrs. Ella 8. Heald
and others went to Heald's camps neal
Oquossuc last week on fishing trip.
Mrs. 8. F. Stetson visited In Auburn q
few days last week.
New Century Pomona met with Union
Grange on Wednesday and Was we'll at
tended, and was addressed by Commits
sioner Of Agriculture W. T. Guptill.
Henry D. Irish of Buckfield called or
the writer on Wednesday. We have
kept up acquaintance since Buckfeld
high School days of over sixty years
ago.
Rev. ]. True Crosby of Auburn is to
deliver the address. and Dixfield BanG
to furnish music on Memorial Day al
East Sumner. The old soldiers and the
Relief Corps have been invited rs gu ests
of Union Grange on May q.
The supper and entertainment for the
benefit of Herbert Harlow netted over
seventy dollars, showing much respect
and kindly sympathy for his unfortunate
condition. Mr.. Harlow Is, and has beer
for several months past, sufferer from
rhemstism rendering him able to dt
scarcely any remunerative labor. The
gift was great surprise to him and hii
wife, but needless to say was much ap
preciated.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
North Buckfleld.

Mrs. Kate Ellis gave very interesting
talk on the danger Of unssnitary schools
and their surroundings at the present
time. at Grange Hall Saturday evening.
The lecture was illustrated BY stereop.
ticou views. Mrs. Ellis was entertained
by Mrs. Washington Heald while In the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Heald cam ,
home Tuesday from Bridgton where they
had been visiting.
Lester Varney, W. N. of the New Gen.
tury Pomona, and bis mother, attended
Pomona meeting at East Sumner Wed.
nesdsy.
The drama "The Runaways' was given
In Grange Hall by Buokfleld Grange
Tuesday evening to good and appreoia.
tive audience The parts were we'll taken
and showed dramatic talent on the part
of those who were in tho play.
Mrs. Wallace Everett of Paris is caring
for Mrs. Cora Keene, who is slowly i'm.
proving, but still remains very weak.
Mrs. Bertha Turner and daughter, Mrs.
Barrows, Of South Paris, were at Mrs,
Keene's Wednesday.
No new cases of whooping cough 10
the place at present.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Hebron.

The ball game Saturday between He
bron and Bates I'd scored to D In favor
of Hebron. Monday afternoon the game
between the Faculty and Hebron 81 was
won by Faculty.
Mr.. Harry Merrill and family went to
Mechanic Falls Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Merrill's sister.
Monday evening Shakesperean enter.
tainment was given by the teachers and
students. The entertainment consisted oi
music, impersonations and readings from
Shakespeare. It was all pronounced
very fine, especial mention being made
OF the reading by Miss Hodsdon. We
understand that much credit 10 due Prof.
Mariner for the entertainment.
Tuesday evening reception was given
at the church to Rev. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith.
HI Stesrns went to Stearns Hill
Tuesday, when the remains OF his father
were taken there for burial.
Mr.. Merry has bad Q gasoline tank put
under the sidewalk by the store, to &C.
comodate automobiles.
Mrs. Amanda Merrill is At homo from
South Paris where she has been visiting
her niece.
The ball game Wednesday between
Hebron and BOwdoin I'd scored 8 to In
favor of Hebron. Go-ahsad, boys!
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Wilson'S Mills.

Willard Liuneli is working on the
farm for q. w. Pickett, who is doing
carpenter work and dspainting for Ernes,
Bennett.
Sam Mckinney made trip to Errol
for supplies, and to carry load of wool
from the Bean place.
Mrs Mary Wilson and Mrs. B. N. vii
SON we're guests Of Mrs. Vesta Bennett,
Thursday.
G. T. Fox hasbeeh clearing piece OF
land on tho Bean place, and has his
years supply of wood all prepared.
The Berlin Mills Co. have . tele
phone box at the lower bridge, where
there is watchman stationed in driving
time.
Farmers are preparing ground fol
CrOp8, ~ r.-
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Eating and EIahtlna.

It Is not creditable to a thinking peo.
pie that the two things they most thank
God for should be eating. and fighting.
We say grace when We are going to
cut up lamb and chicken. and when we
have stuffed ourselves to an extent that
an orang outang would be ashamed of
we offer up our best praises to the
Creator for having blown and sabered
his images" our fellow creatures, to
atoms and drenched them In blood and
dirt-Leigh Hunt.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16

Mrs. Abbie Poor, Miss Mary Barker
and Miss Abbie Carpenter, who have
been spending the winter In Portland,
have returned to their summer home In
Andover.
n. L. Thurston Of Bethel WAS In town
on business last week.
Word has been received that the now
Hinner's pipe organ has started from the
factory, and II not delayed will be In
Andover In about three weeks.
Sadie Bailey, who has been visiting
| friends In Boston Q number of weeks,
has returned to Andover.
A. j. Dunning has purchased Q Dodge
car Of John Stephens.
Harry Lowe has new Ford.
Mrs. Frank McAllistsr visited relatives
In Lewiston and Lisbon few days last
week.
On Sunday evening, May z, there was
an Underwood and Underwood stereop-
!! iicon lecture In the Congregational
church, on the subject Of John Bunyan,
which was very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hanson and little
daughter Adelis visited Mrs. Hanson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Thurst0n,
last week.
Bert Hanson, who has been working
in New Hampshire this winter, has re.
turned to Andover.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Waterford.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Abbott called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Noyes last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Harvey took In the
farmers meeting at Harrison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Damon were In
Norway on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Abbott were In
Norway on business Tuesday.
Master Franklin w. Abbott fell over
backward and broke the small bone In
bis right leg just above the ankle joint.
Mrs. Lula Deyett 10 going to Jefferson,
N. a.. to work through the summer.
Miss Vera ID going a. soon ~ her school
10 done.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry and baby
were at her home on Temple Hill over
Sunday. L. Button was also at homo
from South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Byron.

The new steam mill owned BY 2. W.
Bartlett was burned Sunday morning.
The fire 10 thought to have originated In
the engine room.
The telephone poles connecting Rox-
bury with Gum Corner In this town are
MP, and the wire Is being strung.
81. 81. Richards and w. A. Thorne
each have q new auto.
Parties from Rumford were showing
some beauties taken from Garland Pond
Friday, Weighing respectively I 1-2, 8 IL,
and 1-2 pounds. Other parties have
made good catches there recently.
JEFF Thomas has moved to bis farm at
Houghton.
Samuel j. Easter has bought the
Henry Thomas place In Hop City, and 10
moving there. Henry Thomas has
bought the Walker Taylor farm In Rox-
bury and has moved there.
DR.. Taylor recently bought Q young
horse from parties In Weld. He also
sold two cows lately.
William Flagg from Andover, with his
father and family, has moved from An
dover to the Maxim place on BuckfelA
Hill.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16

Automobile reeistrations at the Office
Of the secretary Of state mp to the 1th Of
May produced fees amounting to $751;
251.25, Of which amount $26, ,S72.65 was
collected during the last week OF the
period. Since the irst Of the year 6,924
oporators' licenses have been granted
and 13,36S automobiles, l,112 trucks,
257 automobile dealers, 494 motor cycles
and Is motor cycle dealers have been
registered.
A hreach Of promise suit In which
there Vas much interest In the andre
scoegin County court was settled out OF
court lass week. Il was the suit Of Mrs.
Jane Rrost Rogers Of Mechanic Falls
against Cyrus Greely, ONE Of the wealthy
msn Of LeWiston. Mr.. Greedy 10 IS
years Of age, and guardian Ne ap-
pointed for him last fall. Il h reported
that the amount paid In settlement was
100000.
A certain flvs-year-old Auburn boy 10
gr0ntiy interested In automobiles and
ha9 learned quite BIT about their mech
salom. some time ago be had small
ki<tsn which hs played with % persist
eutly that some of Che family suggested
that b give it rest - It might b about
worn oul He laid the kittsn down care
fully, bat . few minutes later noticing
thas it began 70 purr, hs said, sGnnd-
ne, the kltty's all right row. Hee mo-
tors running"
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Bankrupts Petition for Discharge.
In the matter Of
Bankrupt.

To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge OF tne DIS
tic. Court Of the United STATES for the District
DHRcY I CIV ". MARSHALL Of Oxford, in the
T County Of Oxford, and State Of Maine, In
said District, respectfully represents thAt on
the 9Th day Of April lsss past hs w.s :, duly duly
gress relating 70 bankruptcy; that be ha.
duly surrendered all his properly and rights Of
property, and has fully complied with al the
requirements Of said Acts and Of the orders OF
GS wherefore aS e. % prsys, that e may be decreed
by the Court to have full discharge from sll
debts provable against his estate under said
BANKRUPTCY Acts, except such debts ~ are ex.
cepted by law from such discharge.
Dated es PssoY s ~ aasss A gs ssnlrup.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
DISTRICT OF MAIZE, %.
On this 18th day of Maya. D. 1915, on read.
Ing the foregoing petition, i isv.
Ordered BY the Court, that hearing be had
1915, before said Court at Portland, in said DIS
trict, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published In The Oxford
Democrat, . newspaper printed In said District,
and that oil known creditors, and other persons
place, and show cause. II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should mot be
And Il is further ordered by the Court, tina.
oope. sd pson and this order
dressed to them At their places Of residence e.
Witness the HON. CLARENCE HALE. judge
Of the said Court, and the seal thereof, Is Poft.
land, In said District, on the 18th day Of May,
iL.sj JAMES Z. HEWEY. CLARK.
A true copy Of petition and order thereon.
9o!sa Attest: JAMES :. HEwEY. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
OiclGvale.

The mill crew are getting nearly
through saving birch. ]. :. Dow 4
hsnling his blrch 10 the mill thAt b
failed 70 get out on runnsss.
o. J. Trscy hes bought hin . 800 lb
mare OLA. W. Davis.
w. b. Phinnsy b working for ,. G.
Child plowing With his oxen.
James Saunders b taking down hi
basn.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Nlead.

james Bernard and family have NOV
cd 10 Riverton, N. 81.
Carl Richardson has been confined tc
the house for several days By illness.
Nrs. Alice Marr and daughters, Helen
and Annie Sawyer, have returned IN
their homes In Portland after spending {
few days at their camp hero.
DR.. B. L. Richardson Of Gorham, n.
H., was In town last Friday.
Mrs.. Joseph Losier has gone to Shel.
burne, N. r., to work for Fred Wheeler.
Nrs. W. G. Bennett has returned home
from Norway.
Harold Moore has returned to Norway
altar spending several weeks with biz
father, s. A. Moore. NJ :
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Bowdoin Alumni Of Oxford.

The Oxford County Bowdoin Alumni
Association held meeting and banquet
at Hotel Rumford Tuesday evening,
with twenty -four In attendance. The
meeting was presided over by Judge A.
Z. Herrick of Bethel. The college was
represented BY Professor Wilmot B.
Mitchell, and there were short talks af-
ter the banquet by number Of those
present.
Officers were elected ~ follows:
Pres.-Addison Z. Herrick. IS
Sec and Treas.-D. B. Andrews, '06.
Ex COMA. Z. stearns, 80. B. T. Parker, 50.
p n Merrfn fOO
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
R,.cixleId.

The Misses Lens and Eya Files went
homo to Portland Saturday, after having
been employed here several months.
Local fishermen have been making
some good catches of front this week.
The Ladies' Circle will have . food sale
at the store Of B. Spaulding & Sons Fri
day afternoon, May 10th. Orders fol
bread, cake, pies and cookies may be lef'
at tho store OF A. r. Warren & Son dur
ing the week.
Will Record has built an addition Il
his house.
Arlington Damon 10 bHilding quite ar
addition to bis home on Depot Street.
Mrs. d. A. Nurch hes been In Auburn
with her mother for several days.
The regular meeting of Good Faitf
Rebekah Lodge which comes on Tues
day, May 23d will be postponed on &C.
count Of the district meeting at Mechan
10 Falls. A special meeting will be held
on the following evening, May Oath,
when some of the officers Of the assem-
bly, will inspect the lodge.
A special town meeting will be held
May Goth to sec II the town will vote te
install electric lights In the village, tax
ing power from the Turner plant.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Norway Lake.

Mrs. Mildred Pottle Hswisou Of Easi
Auburn and little son George. have vic
tied her grandmother, Nrs. w. 8. Par
fridge, and called on her friends slso..
Nrs. Howard Lassslle, who has beer
with her parents, Mr.. and Nrs. Eugene
Cumnings, for while, has returned te
her home In Norway. 30
Victor L. Partridge has been painting
and papering for any one Who desired
his services.
The lake is very high.
We have 3 cold wind much Of che
time and very strong occasionally.
David Flood u snlarging bic wood
sAsd and having part Of his roofl
shinglsd.
NJ. and Nm. ]. Y. Wood and Nr. and
Nss. J. 8. Smith went 70 Waterford The
7th tuviat @. y. Billings and family.
On their rstur6 they kindly remembered
thsir friends with beautiful bouqusts q
Nayhoweee.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16

The Burnt Meadow Brook CemetsrJ
Association met .. the New Ubsrty Sat.
urday evening, Nay 8, for the annual
meeting. The following officers were
chosen:
Pres.-A. z Hill.
vicePres.-0. g. Mansneld.
Sec-Mrs. =. A. G. Ssickney.
Treas.-Grace =. Weeks. -.
Directors-C Charles =. Hill, r. 3. Feseenden
O. o. Ssickney, Georgia 0atcAell. Isabel b
'Stickney.
The annual meeting Of the Cougrega.
tional church was held May 8 d the
church. The officers elected we're:
Clerk-A. Y. johnson.
Church Conc. d. Ressenden. Dr.. @. Il.
sossds. sssssSaI I.sSsf SsYsIi q. sso2Rssss. S2RsSs m =
Nasle Com--Ms. Mcdonald. Ida Hssssndsn,
Jesse Rowe.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Taken Democrat Fifty-Seven Years
AND AT EIGHTY.sEvEN HOPES TO TAKE
1T SOME YEARS YET.

The following letter from Hon. James
Irish of Hartford indicates that be ID
one Of the oldest subscribers OF the
Democrat. 1t also indicates that the
prospect 10 good for realization Of the
hopes of his many friends. The letter
II written In firm hand, a. legible as
print, which puts to shame most Of the
business handwriting of the present day.
HARTFORD, MAINE, April q, 1919
Atwood & Forbes, South Paris, Msine:
Inclosed find check to pay my sub.
scription to the Oxford Democrat. ]
have taken the paper flfty-seven years
continuously, commencing to take Il
when thirty years old. As am In good
health, my friends hope that may take
it some years longer.
Yours truly,
James Irish.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16

by local appiications. e they canns TSsss
the diseased portion OF efssi me s. assfnsss.
ana thst u 81 . constitutional remedy.
Gasarrhai Deafness e caused p, y,a,n. sn M a.
damed condition Of the mucous n1,I tmns r.
insamed You have . rumblins sound Or
imnsrSsct hearinT. ana when II = entirely
closed, Deafness o the result unisss % .,,,.s shs
Inflammation can be reduced ano srD Dv.S s0
viii i' 81 destroyed forever. Many es:ss q q
Ssafnem are caused By catarrh. which .
an iufismed condition Of the mucous ~.
faees. Hsirs Cstafrh Cure acts thru the
Siood ON the mucous surfaces Of the ~
We viii eivs One Hundred Dollars TO!
ANY case OF Catarrhal Deefneee ehes cannot
free. All Druggista. 5Se
Il. 3. CHENEY Q CO.. Toledo. Q.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Cream Sauce.

To make a satisfactory cream sauce
first put the milk on and while this Is
getting warm rub the butter and -four
together until smooth. As soon as the
milk comes to the boil gradually add
the creamy mixture while the mili
continues to boil, and the finished
sauce Will be quite smooth.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Cool nights and windy days.

Cool nights and windy days.
Farm work progresses slowly.
Mrs. Sarah w. Brown 10 gradually re-
covering from her illness.
Miss Rachel Westleigh, after many
months of suffering, died Saturday, May
9th, aged A years.
It 10 reported that Horatio N. Upton
has sold his large farm and all his back
lots to men from New York.
James D. Uhlman has sold bis span OF
heavy work horses and delivered them
to the purchaser In Poland Monday.
Henry n. Vsrrill, mail carrier on
Route from Bethel, has bought new
Ford to use on the road.
Frank Hunt and family are moving to
the farmhouse of Mrs. W. D. Mills on
Flat Street, just vacated by j. D. Uhl-
man and family.
Mrs. J. W. Gribbin OF Portland visited
her auuts, Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Brown and
Miss o. j. Grover from Saturday to Mon
day afternoon. She was called here by
tho illness of Mrs. Brown.
Ebert r. Briggs made business trip
to South Paris Tuesday, and is now NOV
Ing his household goods to that village,
whore he will have employment In the
mill Of the Paris Manufacturing Co.
The "Beshive' near the railroad sta
ton, owned by the Merrill, Springer Co.,
and occupied by three families, was
totally destroyed BY fire Thursday.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
RHEUMATIC PAIN STOPPED

The drawing of musclss, tho soreness.
stiffness and agonixlng pain OF Rhema-
tism quickly Yield 10 Sloane Linimenf.
Il stimulates circulation 10 the painful
part. just apply ~ directed to the sore
spots. In short time the pain gives
way tol tinglipg sensation OF comfort
and warmth. Here's proof--"I have
had wonderful relief since / used your
llniment on my knee. To think ono ap-
plicstiop gave me relief. Sorry haven't
the spadp 10 tell you the history. Thank
ing you Tor what Jour remedy has done
for nj" James 8, Tsrspsons Philada.,
PA. Elosn's Linimsnt kills pain. go.
At druggists.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-05-16
Vast Lowell.

g. w. Andrews seems little better. =
Mrs. Walter Laroque has gone to Frye
burg for . while With her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Meserve.
Linus Bowley 10 ct work on the road
with W., 8. Fox's team.
N. A. LeBsron 10 doing guite an exten.
sive job on bis house, raising 1t, putting
on piazza, building now chimneys, etc.