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The Oxford Democrat at Paris That They Ru^ Tion of a Swedish Work VOLUME 5(). PARIS, MAINE, suffer from or G&MOHE'S AROMATIC WINE For tlio I >e in oc rat. with with fever, and at last I could frame no execuee for rc- ters below ! Not one man in a thousand Why dyspepsia indiges- hunger, burning wheu MAKRfl ;ion, yon may be^relieved by Wheat ; now but a task OUR WORLD. without water to qucnch my thirst. maining longer. But nothing could would have shrunk from such ; Hitters. at last them I saw a cool tear me from the who had not one in five hundred would have BY WII.UAX uhcnton. When I opened away girl gone coral worm. 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N<ione will sofT-r five iniuntes after ap- as a law in the old arms. is from th barroom. plying this Spoeiftc. its Relief is Rapid Its dark-green leaves of the low bushes, something intangible, misty, misty first gold and black sign into my eager, waiting tago t are .* I ettaln. li&dlcal ami Permanent, F.v· \v we dream, all my sickness, of and Half I carried her into ery bo* I· arrant·-. 1 to Ίο what claim tor among which I dimly remembered drag- pleasant through days my profligacy profession. | unconscious, This paper h is done as rnu ·ίι as any It or the money will in· refuuded. ·Β Ml B, »: >«u. • a it now—the the wArm and as I her ither to the worthlessness of the VW Λ Ter A rbiiatielprua, ..Imore*"» > 'Ixir, or. Cure for Con- tired aud faint, it seemed md I remembered promised I ran on the road—it was the P.
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