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The Oxford Democrat: Vol. 51, No. 25 A KIND WORD rOR A GOOI) Till Ml) \l \KFR N I OIIMN rHK «|OMF NLUUD BIITRIU V* U *IC«I Ml KIHN'K l«ot preparation IV»r tbr atom VIIIIH. ark Try ih»m ■" imv/uI tad *•; ba v>rr*« num>i> mriKim will cart ladl- coal 4nlW*b I at Mtfo Bl UIhx'K gaatioa ami drapepaia. <Wp*»l n»«k*« a f.KiaJ*. upot IU v VmIm* kuaaa tfuod «* a fra«* »U»lU* ak«p* ,« I r%m» Uiwu HirrBM u a really M SUta. paint BIKlMH'K f.»r arrofola Mil eryaiprlaa „ Sr a»*Ja «U fraw*. ik»n «nk uue.tu»ii»l t %«mi«n jont Tur» la lb* ««>rrial at ha*! adfaa hi <m>i> ntnui M<tr Ml U» ,b*>BMV «* »*• IH'KINX'K *tr«agtiirti ami inn* a|> th» *»« w*1''10 *%• RUINF. or MUSE ta count fir* will melt th»* «now *r«t* an«l nmwftl •'How much do Toi» V water throughout it* whole kljr ajratom. If tka clotkra kot«a M mmI, rut iwnihiM It aucK bajond my »tr*n*«h Th'thrr* you pay power th«- bona* i« no inhabitable, Hlalnx iwt LOU "Three dollar* and hi* hoard. And, of about two milee, and its latt half mil* *now longrr l.ugftn b**a tarkmt m-al« c>m» n»»r wa«biaf and ■.»i. I Lka •lagan, m <mm» imui car* airk b«»l ^tf im »*MW aatiraly. No wa«h hi« there m • deecent of oter 130 fret into for it b« im« awl l#l It rlitf If.tu la m<l »uira iktlt'i I Mm, mu«t shall n >t ba the be Mjrt you didn't damp <>ppr«aait«. Hi RIhiI'K irk allay arr*<i«UMW to Ik boMo*. top UiJ I Ml Ml rtca. iroam* b« don*, babjr by way, Hattlr <rwl« «a. 4^ ml I with fac- other arctic traveller ha* «t« wiIdcm*! Vi.-l'rv inr*t« >i« III mb mkM tkiaa* pet—-. «n i«t tba clothe* and »»« in thr Thit ri**r it crowded •IrMtllf. kiM ka • am* ul nrfki^l, ami of rwi» I k*p Washing mending bay, Marrkliif to tbo WMH llwi» •!"« TW »ay fuMt*c III l«nk Mrh k»l km M that he " tories ; there ar<- taid to be over 40 cotton thu «r»ne, and will not »ajr of a >UnJ th< IUy tkiaa atafir I mi tl» km imi MnM Mm. rl«»»h'« wall mmM *>argam." IW-M "Mir altlt-UM iiuuimtmui fur alerpltaa- o» p»H*. the 1*4 t! I Ml • «iw, to think Tom will ha»e to for I mill* runrnog l,SO0,O«K) ha* yet *il*e,l (wrpWiinf <|UMtion. III llao «a»(uar<t. III ItlHK'K Brw an«l roo«U|«'.lon ar. aa b»tk }mj it i l« th» "I go, nearly tpindlet • ••' t»«'a* I* cow «t.iaa, tkoa«k "Out ll«« <aajr Iloar inn war rrjr, "Hlat. im» |t * Awl bright t»4 lutwrw %ir, l^ii| K'xiil aa there la ha** hired Jane I'atrh She will be here Mutt of them are mattire gmnite build- «ImmI it lou-llv war CVatoaaa, *MI Ma think «•f IVk all thr A (Y«» »•>* Aumiiki km.—| «w one •Ml* v« alaajt wary I Ml Ika kM Mm. )our up «l«»|t II |>r!M»ll|r, thev 'Sete arr fine rrfmln %imI mi I wlU fnaf awl f«" > t Two dollar* a week I am to iOft; betide* many I I'b<> «.Min.l« t».r (1a<l art •.■■In nilttitl, ■ ilk Urp u<J nfpwm r mtor* ro* r»n a« fug * Im*. I hart -tight. of tboae unfortunate* givan to strong HMmii mtiiM tome bi rellav* u<| want to Hear and twenty l«l it* III tu Uka, 'jBlck » Ik* *»•»» miiu- '►•'J »«" Ma«o I •!<■'• Ntlirk*. tnada n»r mmd to«io to n tba future." Ki«t her. You practice ye public private building*, tliink. It me to rally, ijgw, up reduced degradation. t.>f»ai't •ally. reliable Vkar trifkt » • INUr IM* m4 kW art thoniagkly Mlia« burden*' a* wall a* h from chur< nev a ate. There Tit Ink no* that «• «*»>'. la tain »< !«*• ka of two at tkrm ••.<> I «•» b\ thinking of another'* prea. public library, I vowed and atrove and herd, but I ial il ibf * Im tfrar*. four btvinj long v».a «, My Mrlirllif and with raptor* kll*» ■ the test, *o I will a chance I alto manufactories of woolent, printi Mark lb* capture hi mm nirvana ar* aokl avery• •• •»" *> k«T» tkaar of UiHeaaet %M Ml Iimi an mm give you •eldom held om rum long. I v< kmL victory ipi thr f.w by lilalnr Wain*. aaJ M rM In after rMr*. work men now are out III RIMM'K wb*r* al #l p*r bottl* rM *• c*r*of will take turn at on 'he cool iron Moat of the K« iwtaaca if of • Yaa I faal that I mw t*k« mjr fitting hated JruokennfM, but still I drank. in ii». paitavaa. W <*W«W tela to jr»« WW1 liariilml pi*aae after tea with a while on a ttrike, and nearly all the mill* are WHIT l froKMIH IViSfH M A11 > »K *•. ka»a t» tMiUtJa ahka V«»W <-MW »• Ml tor «mlM M*l tr«fs health f 'f >jr *«k« an I th« rhi!- pi*«*i netghUu, When I left off I frit a horrid wan* ti HuiTai«». »*.!■««• mjr y MX Ml.AIM I. »•>» an. Mum a\ 4 (V l'r»n»'» *»l l»»» w ■»! my mm MMlll >i do the chore* I think tb« time ha* cloeed for a week Strike* am »ng the m .Mia <>na of a cn*'r«»ting Jrvn a'* y ' m,ut *,4Vf " di«tra< tad R.T. ^ 1». aomethmg Ku I'be H ■» J II Kcoh, f >rn>rrly i>a*ior of M «<*»> '*ne •am* to be lifted. workmen are here, and hundredt tl MllUHMl an*«»rr»d in a «ar. e fat of mj burden* frequent nor I of "(Vr'a »lyMary I could neither eat, work sleep. thotilil Niiulh l'ii«|rrK«liv(iil Church A '«*oni i* • thloi that ought to Iwcopjr aaW- «»<! IMl mhrnm pMl I *ba«fcl f hare been ai* Tom for Jane, will ha»e of ihoutandt of dollar* (pent V V mu who • boo«n > aia ft changing you fur now aalllrd la Al'iaay. Tbr **u up In «wm *aa>k tip *rr»af.ntf tl*M« IMl ««»r< ap«a tM ibor*. raat»r tone, "bow th>u<h»fjl jr»i My enured 4 reformatory and luguata, right**! prayed to b* I'li* to it t» — t a week (>r the mead- and loat them in the eff ort to coerce of i* a for himaalf ought eajoy a ua- I* wH* >wi|m «r*»k* one dollar rranberry by lived to »l> ik« Mr ltt«lD« folio* V«Uu* cania. •«< oa ffuad •I ua strength ; still I muat drink. I Vftl lltlir MM IMl M mU Ml. ia tbem kuo*u Mr In*ior *!■< l»;j. b it ow You ttrong, active Tom is their into paying higrter time 1 km Uiot* cv4lM. itlMII *!»<*. John mad* no furtVr <>mn»n\ *ay employer* for ot*r in that I win Sol*! comfort 'cm l< mlikJ MMtferd (hi IM M rtoMCa IM twenty year*; I luring ■< arljr teu yeara ol that lime I by can one for him- Hut ttrike thu« far I IM '«*r» I BtaalM aU'< I. need of a home, be make Mt|jet, nearly every < hurt! la A of which lufferm* fr->m all formi of Scrofula, if U»*y H**» >• a vie»cnpt*>« of a ten** pa* inwardly wi»h«d that prayar m-etinjj* never abatained over three month* hand* l>wit<>r of iit« agitata, »» *11 Ik-' kM* a* rvttrm •elf It i* a deed of ha* reaulted in the manufacturer coming Mr ai> I Mr» Hlaln* tr« utrui'tera Tilt • 'II tai«? Jlwod'a as I U (.iinA 'r%mt Mb by a rtrpnUr did »ha «»l bad «l >na anywhere. charity A' I wa» «ent to th« bMM|i«n!U TV Mary f 'Say nnning length «aiiafaction I itta in bu aomihation la aark a toot to Jane a h >w, and an act of out ahead, and the workmen returning H «a» » lifa* •»n»i«art»*aU and wt nd««vd *bjr bia wifa baJ ao gire hou«e of correction a* a vagrant. If t> 'I up. >n tui'ii knowledge Of him aa no if Hpeaklag of Mi; I, the man or • hdiii u»raa rut tM IMMi rat >>if ack ia w: IU> to*] uJ to wife a little re*t." work at the end <>f a »eek or two—at • Valor < 40 gain I >ielle«e that I km U» la "motdi to t*ara ion't ha*a to pay aaJ .it mercy gi*e your had been for I would p who »*• a \T I.I.I VIUTM1 OK4VR efcinnl my family provided true • aul I know that my an • It a to there fWt la ktifkl It ptiiM from hia a*- and even which *■ me Ktpi'iliriu, ipraaa wagoa •lay get ja-kalf T.»wna. to Krfore John could mooter the old waget le*t, out le loo to tkf "I a«n g with Sjuir have to remain there of conception of oti/-aabip bigb ckarrj oa om a.J« aa I r4a> k oa prefrrred r«kl II • • «I«IM- har t< niahment, walked out of hit tight, are to get a at that, and thit l»roil to ritlfjr U>« mluuoi of itji lloNXitHD 0 lutu I'm tRtllOO.
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