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The Oxford Democrat A llorrlbl# InberitanM, " >IUU, K» »• Tka tranamlaaloa of tba Imt ful effarta ^ •f contagiosa blond po » 'o to tba most at Law. borrlbia lnbailtaa«w wbuk m; maa Counsellor Ma laara to blalaao<wnt p- atorily; but nilvf Itoaa ba certainly mitigated and la ti-a ■ majority of oaaoa. pw»«ilM by tbl CmMj antlJuUi which Pa tiro r«k.t* tef Oi*H In of lb« fw •HhM, and wbica M found In tha reru*> tjr kaown all »»»r Ihe war Id aa Nwtfi'i ttpaclflc roBiBionly raJtod "ft ti II M at Mr J.U Hrowa, of lloraollavUlo. 5 Y, d' Counsellor Iaiw, wrIUa: "Thro* yaara I lulftnd witb tttornry Una brrrib.e d tiwif, a ttporiOe Pari*. " ourad rr« compUUlr to r»M»1 ktiMM •*»•'*" I**— NUMBER 34. Prof. K-lwin Ihif, m K Stod at.K.T., mmml VOLUME LV. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1888. wrttooi "ftwift'a feiwcifle cured id* PARIS. MAINE, " •f a faarful caaa of lllood Polaoa f. WtlKKR. Dr a P. KinrfWd. of Ibo Holdtor'a IIobm. Hirbn. (i I, Vi, wrtuai "flwtfi'a iwwton Joaraal. OXFORD HOR8K TALK. fj» thss* United States!" fnactfi'Tiirw.! tu<* of • aarora rtMuf at Ijqu>% AMONG THE FARMERS. "Native®." tilonl f«K till* #(mh|1.| if Counsellor I <wti:minl< Blood PolNa." JOumry It would ba a mova If moi compl- QENERAL HARRI80N. to A. T Moid, »oaib |'«u. Me lata*. good t>. W. K HMfra. Brooklri, 5. T.# Uvfll, iant authority would glva »n uccaratodrfl- The other I ran acroaa an okl write* MI wa« a wrick from OrrMpnfetMM* (Ml prwUMl ipk«ll«nl Mip day Tip* p«r(Nt lM to •ullrilol. AitnM |U allloa of Ibt Urtn "aatlva cilU*." Th»»« a Blood Polaoa. flwift'a Mpoctflo roatorad a. THi.n book, in which in that UlMhM tor litis .tofkitawl to Auain tMlBtfa ir» h-l<t la compart- A Dridtrton Mnn'e Pt»reonal Roc- pecanos campaign Wi have noticed recently live, kaalth ait'l bop#, aad I aa wall to-day." ip a« n uiki>iroa.<un>ai> I'kM.M BAT. I'AMit, Mb. >r father ia relating the hit- C. W O* a..a with otb»r aalmala for h««f «ni | of the Oeneral. represented paper, the !,ewi*n>n Journal, Lan«mil, Havnanab, I j*m» at ullecUonn enterprising aaffarad I' a* wita Blood Polaoa. | triad Counsellor />j»r, nad •« a block la lha tory of Ota. William Henry Harrison, tl dairying, atumbllag several communication* from certain Bwift'a iflo aad am wait Attorney At meal- 8ym i*rfo«t|* lain*. pMl <>f iroprovemaat in installment*, to hi* family the on the A. W lluall, of Power* • II <ui, Itocb* IHiifM, Tha State Fair. I. kiT< a minuter* of g<*pel, touching A faw ago ion* over patriotic cltl- HtttNiTnn, Mi, July "I time. The little bonk i» illuitrat. aaUr, If Y., wrltaa "It la tbo Imi blaod Pt kwIM|l Arraagemeata are feat be lag «ptlj evil* of the borae trot, tbe titcui and «»••• M perfected i«a tbit wa drop tha torn "Ka- to aee whet m»n- raatadf aa aaria. I rurwf aiyaalf will *.>*»■«— tba at propyl (Nat they'll and i* infection*. No for coming Mtln NUte Fair Lewla- curioaity ej, it* tery spirit baae ball Of the fir*t don't Ik I r*<«BU»nda4 it to a frwnd and II ^ gllah laagaaga" aad call It tha Amertcaa to and (Jen ground. tbejr r- »M_ Voa, II—I' Tbe Traateee bald • age to etudy up try damage wonder the men and of that Bade him welL" HepL lancaag*. aad ha wm t>r«'U«ht lo bla i'ium that boj* to know much from ob- laat tad a Headed to itmr- knew bim thor- appear peraonal Mr. P I. H tan'on. of the ■ anaui, ■mUii week, which oa« of ib« llarrieon'a character. I famoua went wild over "The lUr.nhrlUa, by tba p#rtla*at qa*ry. campaign but rather to form their Mew a. tbat ^ ( preliminary matter* One of tbe Traa- five in Indi- servation, prefer (Oa) wrIUa a friend waa varloaa Indian «tlalecto ha would adopt. oughly; lived by bim y«ara of And •••till th* afflict*! will a raee af lllood Wne "co far M tbe abow It will | Hero of the or bed Undenciea of Pol tun, at Law, aajra, (om, rattla tntn would not ha»a •<> of hie claaa in Tippecanoe." opinion* food two of ti H. Tba aatlva anap >it>; «ai a mtmb«r wonder till th* rnthu*ia*m reach- and botlloa H affocud a Counsellor be extraordinary In at Iraat ooe r «pect, grew' this from what have euro hard a proMam todaclda, for ba would ba bat* eeen bin oa all popular »port they aomplete naldf. alt., tbe abow of borate Prom InJlca- Sunday School, ed white when the old I'm* Tree ou KifkAMJ. llmltod to tha bufftlo, tb« mooaa and a faw heat, read, and from tbe tradition* of the TrMUM Blood and akin Dimum iluat, I am tallafltJ tbat tbe abow of ca* •orta of occaaiona, and let ma tall you, air, into Mai^d frea. Taa Bwirr ftraciric Co.. apaclaa of (*.«»r. AH othara ara Importod Mute, hitherto Democratic, wheeled elder*. tucaatra. tie not a<> are one Drawer \ K. will ba ija'.te large. Tbere and tbat I know <J-n. Harriaon to be of AUauU, (ia. or lha dcactn 'anta of Importod Mock. line in the awelling olumn and in our Dot eacb tana of oiea la tbe State u Whig Nov, we hart oo doubt that tha fact that Ibalr bava haan b»|< kindbeartedeit, ableat, and padlgrata tba the refrain of the nun tbere wttt im frar. many of tbe big re' pureat, day, r« re rend friend* have the welfare of tbe A drunken ran rarely walk la a at Law, iactod an I loat doaa not mahn tharo aatlva of mer. tbat av. popular Attorney tie bo io way •Main* west llao. Ha to m »ra need to a bavlag aoM. I ba»e doaH, tba every eplendideet at but we cannot straight rye- •nr mora than rag lata r^1 alook br«d la wonder what IUII twnt people beart, lalar. bowevar, tbat w« aha'l bar* u maojr Beat rr lived. Yea, I they'll tangle Brlh^H aama And a mlitara of lmp>rtod Tor iMrernor Kent, that if would attend rattle aa we cat tab* eare atJ an «• placa. help thinking they of, mala In tha Haa of trump up egainit bim." An<l Tlppersnns *«im olood, Improvrmaal, number of horae trot* a* are a*' I'm a*' I'iik*. r. peclally floe ribtbtt of fall blooded Jrf* waa Mr M V. M An.I Tritr loo'" any they I'ii IruUNu doaa aot m«k» aerate aay mora than a The speaker Karrar, aey a. la ttM bora* d.- we a lee Ciiu. (). Kru a sat. now conducted the various breeder*' M m i-1 >mo— M >l«tart, lateaee IV-blag j- partmeat pro racklma, Irjadlcloaa htavdlag govaraad clerk of tbe Cumberland Hotel bare in by to be ova rr a a. Socb kwi competition »i and aocietiea of and alleging. moat at nlgkt. woraa by at Law. ratlrrlf M<a who can affird where be At aaaociations, agricultural Attorney la a >w In tbla State r>y padlgrta. a native of It jckHeld, John Ericsson Eighty-six, If allowed to contlnae tamora a. Itaraif, Mcm «t>£< adrrad among Hridgton, ke fain to con* scratching. »* ». ■n*** tha Mak may daal la fatura* aad apacalato an* tbe would *• «NN< breeder*. an t abow Itaelf at tba waa with the famoua country, they form. which often bleed and ulcerate, be- ■ ■ »«• to brlp lag John Kriceeon, inventor, • *>»• oa hat whra It comaa to raal reare«| contemporaneously were too haati* *•» promlara. fr** that their view* much aor*. Hw*r*a'e Ouinmr State Fair, aad we ba*e eatr lee from e»ery other gentleman, Hon John waa Nti but he ia now coming very ►•»... hq«iDra« It la lha actaal ylald or parform- distinguished )*ar* old Tueedajr, C. POWDER auction of tba HtaU. It will ba oaa of tba formed, governed what they atopa tba Itching an 1 bleedlag, heala ul- a man being by a* M that brlnga tha rrturna I), I.ang. Mr. Karrar, who i« of a* vigorous as he we* twenty year* ago. ly II moat remarkable ebowa of boraea ever mole had heard hom trotting in ceration, and In moat caaaa remoree tha at Late. Pure. Bat nndar tha praaaa*. eaatora. If a man reliable in hie un- respecting Attorney Absolutely ta Saw aad 1 bote ao doabt It character and thoroughly Sunday night Mr. Kricaaon worked tamora At or by mall, for 10 liogiaad, an of hla timee when tbe triaU of drugglete, at r»«*r» ornca. T*» I»#*» »»n«» 4 aa^al af haa JaJgmanl and aadaratandlng from peat, ipeed by pari'» will attract bay era aad hrwdcri ..on near- statements, returned Indianapolit til 11 o'clock, went to bed at half past ccnta. Dr. Swayae A Hon. Philadelphia. NM(U u4 t>»im«irin Mot* mmmmI t>aaia*aa an.I dlacarda tha herd bwk and tbu noble animal, th« American trotting MM Ito Ik W. Ul (M wM la Ijr eeery portloa of tba L'alted Sutaa." ten with bim tbe amee at 7 A Pan* (PlIMIf a*l»cto aalmala on thair marlta and croaaaa year* ago. (.'batting twelve, Monday morning M., the lower claae «M Ik* <1 IM IMI.
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