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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Wilson's Mills.

The winter term of school began Dec
9th, Miss Lillian Rich OF Gorham, Me-,
teacher, Clifford Mason, janitor. Peter
Littlehale carries the school children.
The teacher boards at w. Fl. Hart's.
Jack Warren Of Andover got badly
hurt by kick from . horse, and va,
carried ont for surgical aid the first Of
the week.
j. p. Horoe OF Portland went mp the
line again Tuesday, but returned Friday
homsward bound, a. he was threatened
with An attack Of the grippe.
A woman soliciting aid for the chill
dren's homo was at the Sturtevant
camp, and from there went to the camps
up river. One can't help thinking that
her zeal was better than her judgment
to come into this country at this season
Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azsl Wilson have gone to
Bethel with their son Linwood, who has
been at home from Gould's Academy
during the Christmas recess.
s. W. Bennett has gone 70 Saltaire
Lodge to prepare the wood for next sea
son. Donald Cameron ID helping him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Are Your Kidneys Sick P
Many South Paris People Have Kept
Well By Keeping Their
Kidneys Well.

The first symptom of kidney trouble
may be only slight pain in the back, ,
feeling Of stiffness or soreness In the
loins, or some annoying irfegularity OF
the urinary passages. Urine 10 often dis.
colored and perhaps sediment gathers
upon standing. Next may come . dull,
throbbing backache, sharp, knife. like
pains, headaches, dizziness aud In many
cases, lameness when arising In the
morning. No one can afford to delay
until these troubles become serious,
Begin using Doan's Kidney Pills, the
tried and tested kidney remedy that has
Won the praise Of Thousands. South
Paris readers should find CONVINCING
proof Of merit In the following ststs-
ment. It's from resident OF this local.
ity.
C. z. Bradford, proprietor laundry.
Main st., Norway, Me-, says: AT times
l bad dull pain through the email OF
my back, together with . tired feeling.
I couldn't rest we'll. I got Doan's KID.
ney Pills at Stones Drug Store and after
using two boxes, the pains left and I
greatly improved In every way. I have
had no trouble since"
Price 500, ut al dealers. Don't simn,v
ask for . kidney remedy get Doan;s
Kidney Pills-the Same that Mr.. Brad.
ford had. Foster Milburn Co., Props..
Buffalo. N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Ezra Lsbroke IL working for W. a.
Kilgore ~ bis mill in Albany.
BERTHE Moultou and Whfeld Brown
are working at Harry Browns mill here.
Annie Seveomb has been having a
sick time With an abscess In her throat.
She 10 gaining now. Her sister Dorothy
and Christine Littlefield hevs the grippe,
and Der grandmother, Mrs. Catherine
Grover, was quite sick there with neu-
rsl9ia Sunday, but all are some better.
VIII Kilgore gets around with the As
sistance Of crutches.
L. q. Jewett, who peddles fish at
North Lowell, was here Tuesday selling.
Jersey Saunders IL our regular fish man.
Fred Hszslton and Bert Flint have
their wood hauled. Ernest AcGrsy cut
10.
Schools opened here Monday. the Sd.
They have new teacher from Skowhe-
gan 10 the primary room.
g. G.. knight started Tuesday for
FLORIDA, where be has been several win
tiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Albany.

Arthur Gross 10 hauling pulp wood for
Lee Vail from bis lot TO the brook.
George Common 10 hauling pine logs
for Fred Edwards from near Calvin Cum
mings' 10 Barksr's mill. Barker saws Il,
and Aorrill's teams haul the lumber to
Bethel.
Bob Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ash and
Homer Truman went 10 Bethel New
Years, and Truman wrestled with fel-
low from Waterville. The others from
tho mill went to the Town House to the
New Years ball. They report twenty
FIVE couples. and very nice time.
johnnie Haselton has j. K. Whecler's
horses to haul their pulp wood 10 the
brook.
Allen Cummings took bis nieces Annie
and Ruth Elliott and Hazel Remission
back 70 high school Monday. George
Briggs carried bis daughter Sunday.
Plenty Of snow, and all the tsxms
hustlIpg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Past Sumner.

The Knights Of Pythiss will bold q
public installation at Grange Hall On
Wednesday evening, January 18th. The
grange will serve the supper, TO DO fol.
lowed BY dance.
The streets leading toward the station
are lined with two and four horse teams
hauling 10 logs, pulp wood, cord wood,
etc. Some OF the stock II drawn In from
ten or more miles away.
Barrows Relief Corps will hold its in.
stallation 1t West Sumner on Saturday,
January Is. Cake and coffee served.
l.. B. Heald 10 at W. J. Heald's camps
ct Oquossuc for Q few days.
Dsirymsn arc putting In their stock Of
Ice, and 6nd It generally Of good quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon Robinson passed
their Seth wedding anniversary quietly
st their homo on January 9th. Fifty.six
years ago tho snow was about four feet
In depth on the level, and keeping the
roads open was the chief work OF the
farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
East Peru.

Harold Packard Of this place and Mis-,
Florence Hilton Of Pembroke we're unit
cd in marriage ut Canton on New Years
eve. The ceremony was performed BY
Z. A. Barrows, Esq, Of Canton. Mrs.
Packard 10 teaching the school at Worth.
ley Pond.
Mrs. I'd heath and son, Charles
Clark, left for her homo In Bethlehem,
N. a., last Thursday.
Mrs. Lucy Bryant ID improving slowly.
Derald Bryant II able 70 attend school
again.
John Smith and SON Ellsworth sre
sick with bad colds. Philip Ksene 10
driving Ar. Smiths team.
Warren Buck was over from Annis'
camps last week, and reported that be
and several others OF the mon have had
and are having colds and grippe.
Charles Luce with his crew Of men be-
gan TO haul wood from the Island last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
East Srovuf3cJd.

The box supper ct tho New liberty
on New Years eve was q very pleasant
affair. The children were especially
happy. The proceeds are TO be used fol
. blackboard for tbs Sunday School.
The severe weather prevented scr.
Vice at the church on Sunday.
The Congregational circle will hold q
food sale ct their next meeting.
Ice cutting has just begun.
Cumberland and Oxford Pomona
Grange held . very interesting meeting
at Grange Hall, Thursday, Jan. 9th.
There seems to DO great deal Of 90
tivity Ia all kinds Of lumber business.
The Red Men had q supper In Brad
bury Hall Monday night.
Stock taking has been In order with
the merchants.
Walter Bickford has had steam plant
installed In bis house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
East Bethel.

Albert Smith passed the holidays with
relatives in Rumford.
Russell Swan and Edgar Swan have re.
turned TO Worcester, Mass.
Robert Rich OF Berlin, n. a., was q
recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bean.
DR.. j. j. McGreevy OF Lowell, Mass,
10 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 3. Bartlett.
Ceylon n. Kimball left Jan. 3 for the
University Of Maine, Orono, and will
take the winter course In dairying and
general agriculture.
Many hearts we're saddened ~ word
came that Merrill E. Bartlett died Dec.
81, at the home of bis brother, q. p.
Bartlett, Waltbam, Mass, where be has
been living the past year. he Was the
oldest son Of Ball and Aarins Bartlett,
born Sept. 1, 1893, and had always been
. resident of the old homestead farm At
East Bethel until the past year. &c 10
survived by his wife and one brother.
Funeral services were held at his home
in Waitbam Sunday, Jan. 2, Rev. Joseph
Z. Mason officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Tke saBaa1 nssefng 81 The BsStist 80
ess<y ~ Ibid 6 tks sssssy Asn4s5
sssaisg sstt . god sxtsndssea- A se.
feusuu wzs sdds6 b e9zDeerteo was
thA nsetfsg WHICH psssed vssy intsFs1e-
Ing sd hs5pfuI. Pan rsrsFss ofsII lfDez
81 ehnreh woek we've given b. tie VAR
EOS ms1ben, Eae1s4i4& ths REPORTS Of
tie ei<fk, J. L WszYs1, Treasurer, a r.
Wares, Sastsy Sehool. " L. Kicker
C1rsssEas Ksdessos, Nm Ninesv1 AEbsa.
Ladies' Circle, Mn Jsenhs. Further
Llxkfx. Ms. P1xistna- A series Of talks
were gwen bF tie fozhOwIn& ns1bers:
pusy AZ sae CSu-Eh 70 she Csmmazng. s+w
ne CSnrxh sus cas Frmer. y. a. Cana1f-
CHurxh ANamfa1EK, h r. PN8k.
Tss CAHs.n - gdafaazs csrporz<aon, T. y
LGaa-
CAuzxn EAc1sney, r wErm
s5ezEasi Ltts n rre Cna.sas EhrrI }1eaes-
Hsmsafa SpaGs d sae CAz.xh. AaR EAzrzsz
Churzh Finances. J. 4 Nax1xn-
Ges1ss. IL ksEAzr-
Each talk was short, sharp ssd % tA<
point A roll of the ne9hexs VA eall
Cd AID ogex thirty responded Refresh.
msssa we're served and al had good
time. The officers for the ysax are -
follows:
PM.I.K WARREN
CSerH-Nu- E<1S AH3n-
T1zd.-A- r. WaxrznS
AzssnoD-H- 2. YAsz, 2 Cscefs1, d
Ha,sn-
7. a Lass. y. Z essEss. G !. csz.sa
MoTSpg pictures we've TO Be pTodseed
~ Odd KefiovS Hall Thursday night
sor ste ffss tine, bat owing 10 enzina
sroo bi<s lad 70 be give1 up fog . week
NEXT Thzrsdsy . program viii Be gwen
Mrs. Fannie Hesh started . caefsna
class At Gsssgs Hall Friday night
U15os services we're held this veek OF
Tuesday night n the n z vestYJ, snt
Thursday nigbt II the Baptist. 1hers
Vas . good astsedznee az bosh services
D.. Atwood kza moved . garage 30 hi.
home from G. u Irisha
A fre crop Of ice ID rov being harvest
ed On tie river.
Miss Sadie Sparkling has been visiiins
friends in Portland this week returning
home Saturday.
n. 4. Iriss fell On the ice While goin;
home from work Thursday night ana
fractured oue Of the small bones In 81
hand.
Mr.. 81. 2. Ravson has been confrst
to the house for . week BY Illness
The seniors Of the high school present
ed their play, "Tne College Chap" .
toe East Sumner grange hall FsIdaI
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Oxford.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus S. Hayes have is
sued invitations for the fftiesh annivsr
saTJ Of their marriage which ocears or
Jan. I0sh.
T. 4. Roberts Post and Corps instalIei
the officers for the year On Saturday
Jan. 1ss. Post Officers:
Cou-H. o. Pezttsa
3. va l. WoEEvo"d-
J. y.C-r. s. stone.
@ M-A.J. Hoh6k1-
Ctap-w. w. AndrSEs.
AatJY P1Eer.
o. D@Geo- a. Knight
Pa Inas-C- 7. Tartvel
omcers of Relief Corps:
Pra-Lhxse Adams
g. v.P@Rose ssAzso1-
J. v.P@NayStA Hodss-
See.-Sibo.t HAnaeon-
Treas Georgia Caze.
ChAp-Era Ysscch-
CoaI-Ab bee L0yesoJ.
A.C-CaTie ThoGal-
G-HItz.e fr1c<sa-
A. G.-Nat<, 6reerAI.
Press Cog.-Hssue Astrsvs-
Pas Irzs-AuxuztA JoEea-
Color Dsaysrz-Isabei Beankxt, 4syy Robin
SOC, A.rk Kats.. LA Davis, Ars- Alberta PAr
IA.
Refreshments we're served, coffee
rand riches, doughnutz, etc.
The Pythian Sisters gave supper q
the Knights Tuesday evening consisting
OF baked beans, cold meats, salads, pas
try, coffee.
Hrs. Foster of Mechanic Falls 10 visit.
ing her mother, hrs. Aillets.
The college students returned Monday
as the close of the holiday vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Political Notes.

Although II Ia nearly four months be-
fore time closes for the fling OF uomina.
tor papers, . nnmbsr Of candidates are
already getting signatures on their
papers.
friends Of Capt. L. w. Blanchard Of
zumford are urging bin 10 be candidate
for the Republican nomination for county
attorney this year, and II 10 probabls that
he will do 30.
II 10 understood that Frederick K.
Dyer Of Buckfield will be candidate for
attorney general NEXT winter. Mr.. Dyer
has served a term 10 the legislature and
a term a. county attorney In Oxford
County, and 10 recognized a. an able and
well read lawyer and powerful adyo-
cate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

SGns6ay Ssisg 10 sessMys Ia Christ
ma eouseers ss ths uEssxnlas eAzsxa
vzs aGzau postponed
srsesas services ham been hsi6 ~ tes
Nsstnfssa chzssa dariag he vssk 81
SszFx. Ess Mr. Beeehw q Bevifs. "
e, la been sass&sisz the r'sstar-
n. & Pzsyisxsos Aas sarsa2sed hn 4
e Hclgss k11e 90 Cea21x1 ssrsee- b1s
VII 1sss occsry Is zssl Haset-
NzL Belle Bs0sn II Norway 10 srsuf-
Ing The vIn-sr vita tex son, Arnol
Bsn.z, xa6 aasly.
Mrx Z C. Paxx kss bsea esssssd %
hex s,scss ~ fEEsssa ss1ce she rseGxnsss
from ysH York
Tks scassos opsnsd shs winter sera
T7ssczg. ysa- f.
ThsW c. T. Q. net Via Mn p. 8.
Chs.stSsx TnssSay atsersooe-
NJ. By,zn, Esrsriaseudens a scet9sas.
kas ssen III as Hs56en HAIl, scSssI1S
VIII N asrack ef gTipes-
Mas L r. StsasEs Recently ense.saiaes
leg sia<er, Nh Charles Colby, NJ CeIs7
ssd sseI. lSs-Ss SOC. froG Lasre1ces
Mass
Na z Ctayzaa kazs rsen7srs1
from a. astz.k 81 grippe aad gcce 10
yss Tosk 20 srsad It's sisssr-
Rrsdsy sysrssz NJ Abzzn Lodgs. l.
O. o. T., hsSt q private isasa.iasSoa O:
e&esgx
Rridxy he skois co1z1risy were sat-
6srst % learn a he csash u Dr.. SaD-
beg Efsx-tx, vssck occurred In Bcazcn
Thzrsdzg sqscisg> Word had 5sso rs-
essTs6 Of sis critical IIsssAa Of pcs1E0cia
NJ iss Peter Bse; Hoscisal,T where e
sas GO zee medical sat, %. al hoped
ihas lie skiII Of doctors a.d s1rses e9ud
ssvs kiz. he vas TIE oGly 500 Of lie
Ease A N. Edwards a.d LocssdA Szncer
Edwards. He zradaa,sd fron Bouccfc
College aa6 Harvard Medical School BE
yzs . y5GrS Ezc u rare ability, beloved
~ every cas vso knew hin, art life
ssensd 40 fall Of promise thAs s5s heart
a re whole coz . 7nIsg zosa 01s 70 TIE
s<ysaTsd no.ks. ant ether relatives
Tes Bsxtsl bad viii give . oeress
eosesrs IN Odsoe Hal, Jac- 51rk.
The t71sfal Of Mia Rrzncsoz Row.
VA he'd lAss Monday. She bad bs<n
deaf scd bind Tor The pa&s Eve years, bat
bore be. a7Iesioa with rscaAskab.e tofTf
,gds. She "a s7rvfvsd By ocs sisssr,
Mr.. Wake. Of Bgnsrsesi, AID q
brother, Ceylor Rore Of Bethel
MIDDLE IyTEEyALE-
The CA:tsrs are logging, a 10 l. C.
stevens. W. Bosuoftk furnishes ihs
portable mill, and quite crew has en-
pioymsns cutting and hzaiEg lunb>I
And bark, etc
a.. L Powers Ia cooking AZ the nil
camp.
Grace Parvs,l has been working f0i
Mr.. John Carter . while.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
An Opportunity for Figuring.

so. PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 90, 1913.
EiitOr Democrat:
VIII you kindly publish the following
problem. for the consideration Of such Of
your readers a. care 10 struggle with IL:
A messenger leaves the rear Of an
army rs miles long az II begins its days
march. He goes 10 the front and at
once returns, reaching the rear when
the army camps for the night.
How far did bio travel, II the army
marched % miles during the day?
In. 8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
OEcers of Relief Corps:


The winter term of the academy open
ed Wednesday, Jan. 5. with nearly al
the students back oc time. The new
matron II the home IL Miss Alice Greene
. former student, and . graduate frou
the academy.
Letters from j. ?. Moody, who Is IN
Florida, say the weather 10 uneomfort
ably warm. Mr.. Moody IL very busy
clearing land and setting out trees. Hf
has let five acres of land on shares TO b
planted TO Watermelons.
In our item last week It should have
said Barry Merrill instead Of barry
Barrows 10 cutting wood with Frank
Moody.
David Cummings bad . very serioui
III turn Wednesday. They think 1t II
be shock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

A gentleman brought before a rural
Justice for speeding testified vigorously
tina, be was going only ten kilomsters
per hour.
AZ this the prosecutor looked dubious
and the Judge cleared his throat and
looked grave.
After q whispered consultation the
prisoner was discharged. Nobody pres
ont kreu what q kilometer was.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
HOR RHKTYATISN

AZ soss n IN attack Of Iheam1tizn
begins spply tsoas's LaiEest Dos's
waste time and Szess 1sEzeessary ago
ny. A fsv Drops Of sloan's LiaiDest %
tie zfseszd parts is all yoz eesd- TIE
pain goes AZ osce-
A paSstRI sateFes Snsa:1l Sa1
szferiEg for three weeks With esroos<
rkeznasisH and stfH neck, although
tired many nedicires, tbey failed Tor
tueafesy I head Of SSoaa's Linsnert tad
af:er ssiEz is three or foar days AN NJ
srd well Ian eGrloJsd AZ the bszzes;
dspartHess store in s T. where tAeJ
enpIay from siI TO eight hundred kznda,
and shey surely viii bear al aboai
SLnan's LiniGens-"-H. B. Saith, San
Fraaeiseo, Cai--Jas- 1915. Sc n III
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
TRAP CORNER.
North Paris.

Mrs. C. A. Abbott met with . serious
accident Dec. 81. She fell and dislocat
cd the shoulder joint and sustained ,
fracture near the joint. Drs. Wheeler
and Bartlett were called and she 10 doing
we'll.
John Wood has moved bis family into
Mr.. Richardson's rent.
Mrs. Hattie Childs IL quite sick with
the grippe.
Mrs. John Ross was in Portland LAST
week when her daughter Lera was oper
ated on and 10 doing we'll.
Mr.. Richardson, who has been al
South Paris for somo months, has re-
turned to bis home here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
xEx &vTExrIsEMEST@-

n Z. Merchants q "a,
Caa1ss< Fses<s-
E.s >szsres-
c<gEx.1a Az Csa<s-
Esya, uss.ssssr Csysss SIss3aN
TIE z.S1sc-
Kew zE-s
NsE.sss =. ssrsslssE:s-
N1Ess5e a. Gysss-
Ar Tsur EsC.aSgs s1ExS
p zs al. zsz.scx Ne1ss5<.
Essx Tessa-.S-
Saak-.>ssy &,sxlos-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Sell HaRYinaa. Cyfn1 Mlrhk0 nd
WINS MeANns1 ars Es8ing de k,ss.
md psssfag he fnish a tie inside Of
h n Ad2nf nm ell
AIeaz1 BscwH wkiIe q we<k N ne
woods slipped % the ice and hars h,s
kres % be Lad 10 q hSDe-
Jesse Adams Il e Knax Ssoaeh11 tax
izx care Of z 3. BartSesr's Etnek.
Il z Allen caught swo boScass and .
lynx last week
GUY Adams Of Worth LoveEI ID euttinz
pfne fog lin Ezxker, VIZ. Adz8a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
East Waterford.

Mrs. J. E. AcIntire and Mrs. G. z
SavIn are both sick With the prevailing
distemper.
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. z. AcIntire, Miss
Lizzie Hall and Mrs.. Z. z. Pinkham At.
tended Pomona at Norway Tuesday.
| Mrs. s. Cole has gone to Harrison to
attend the Rebekah installation.
Mrs. C. G. French and three children
visited her daughter, Mrs. q. P. Merrill
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Ayra Hall and Miss Lizzie Hal
called at j. z. AcIntire's Thursday
Miss Hall leaves for Conway, n. a.,
Friday.
Will Brown 10 sick with q bad cold
and an attack of rheumatism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

O1uossoc people are 10 have log
cabin church. They got together recent.
" 10 discuss the situation and decided
70 build. One Of the lumber companies
has given the logs and the spot near the
station where the river drivers have
tented has bean leased and next seasons
visitors will dnd pretty Union church
thereon. A Sunday school was organ
lied there Last summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
Adams-tfaydeu.

A simple wedding was .olsmnized Sat.
urday noon, January 1, when Miss Julia
K. Hayden and Bernard Y. Adams, both
Of Canton Point were united Ia marriage
BIZ Rev. Mr.. Hunt Of Morrill,. The cere-
aony took place In their new home at
Canton Point, in the presence OF the i'm
mediate relatives Of the bride and groom.
The bride wore pretty dress of white
crepe de chine. After q reception the
couple left for Ess. Wilton, where they
speut a few days, returning 20 their
homo Tuesday. Twenty-Five years ago,
10 Quincy, Mass, Rev. Mr.. Hunt united
In marriage the parents Of the bride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Il ID announced from Bath that the big
ship building 5ard Of the View England
Co. has been sold. While no particulars
are given ont, IT IL understood IN that
city that this probably means . resnmp-
ton of activity AZ that place. The Sev
England yard has been ore of the largest
yards In the city for the building OF
wooden ships, and for many years VA
the busiest. No work has been done
there for yeafs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
How'a This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
Wlxd for any case Of Catafrh that can
not be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls CatarTh Cure has been taken
b. catarrh sufferers for the pas,
thirty-nve years. and has becoms
known a. the most reliable remedy FOL
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. ex-
pelling the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions
After you have taken Halls Catafrh
Cure for q short time you VIII Zee 9
great Improvement in your genera,
health Start taking Halls CatArrh
Cure at once and get rid OF eatar1h
Send for testimonials. free.
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Bold By all Druggists. 7sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
RABTs SKIN IRorBLEs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quickly
yield 10 the soothing and healing quail
ties Of Dr.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment
No matter where located, how bad
or long s.Anding, Dr.. Hobson's Ecze-
IA Ointment viii remove every trace OF
the aiIneat. II will restore the skin TO
It's natural soiinesa and parity. Don''
let your child suffer-don't be eubar.
ras4ed BY having your child's face disfs.
ured With bienishes or asly sears- Use
Dr.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Ia
guaranteed. No cure, no pay. SOC. 81
your druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

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ne .s..lssasrR 80 ..- s.e sHGFsa.sres g sssssa'
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z.<xfs56 A l. Nsvr6n. SssEniassssz,
Say1a ri Essen z Cse. Pea Ose>-
Ma. Ye..a S1n1sl !. Ntess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
West Lowell.

W. 8. Fox has packed bis Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John A. Fox are both
better.
Mrs. Jane Hatch Of the east side Of
Lake Kezar 10 visiting with Mrs.. Caro-
line Fox.
n. LsBaron has . bad cold.
Arthur Fox has bought Alouso Lords
oxen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Lord visited -
W. s. Fox's Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Nichols visited at Fred
6tearns' Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Aboas the asaal nanbe9 Of places IN
Defhan are advertised for sale for col
lection, and the li.s ireE1des the entife
property Of the Shiloh Community. Ov-
ing 10 tie Increase Of the fax rate Of the
town the past year their TAI for the year
IL nearly 5000. IL 10 reported there are
rov nearly 800 members OF the colony IN
town, the greater part Of whom are on
the hilltop, AID is 10 runored that the
rzSionA are rasher xhOrt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11
MANY PEOPLE DON'T KNOW

A sluggish liver can cause . person An
awful lot Of misery. Spells Of dizziness,
headaches, constipation and biIiousness
are sure signs that your liver needs help.
Take Dr.. Kings View Life Pills and zee
how they help tone mp the whole - stem.
Fine for the stomach too. Aids diges-
tiop. Purifies the blood and clears the
complexion. Only sc. ut your druggisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-11

Michael II. Clark, clerk Of courts Of
Aroostook county, on Jan. began bis
18th year in that position. His office 10
. model of neatness and system and be
10 one of the most popular officials in the
St1te