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The Oxford Democrat VOLUME .»(). PARIS, MAINE, other "too num. It is seldom that you will feel unwell or Kor I ho l>emociat. bore the name of Providence, —W-e-n-d—Wendell. Here it is," rush, and several things THE GREAT GERMAN post-mark suffer from Indigestion If you use Brown's FRIENDS IN NEED. date of 20. On said to himself. There erous to mention, and was on the point Iron Bitten Democrat REMEDY Rhode Island, and July Tom, muttering or of out the front door when the ÛefcVorÎi BY WM. BRl'NTOK. the other side of the was a pret- were a few Wendells, but no Frank crawling Never look a gift mule at the heels. IS envelope or was laid on his W -t Francis not even a Frank hand of Wendell ty monogram of three letters, Κ H. H., simple heavy There is no bitters in the market which FOR PAIN. When rose* liloom ami flowers a to rich as KVKKY TUESDAY Krlii-vM η»<1 rum shoulder. will do so without the U'PMSHKD «lay. or W. H. P., or H. W. P.. or some com- r rancis. many people good as When abundant ; risk of doing anybody harm Wheat Bit- BI every garden grows grace "Do know a Mr. Frank Wendell ? "Come in and She KHKIMATISM, bination, Tom couldn't decide which. So you explain thing. t. M. Neuralgia, When earth unit *kv rejoice with smiling May, she never heard of before ! «KO. H. WATKINS, We little care their wondrous worth to trace : he the letter and read : Tom of the hotel clerk. says you Sciatica, Lumbago, opened queried The lovliest spot on earth—The ace. Editor and rraprlvtor. When birds are singing In each grove an<l dell "No more has said Tom, RMItMIIE, "Cuiu heart Is nigh breaking. No, he didn't, that clerk answered, she," laugh- Their full, melodious lays from morn to ere, :—My IlKADtl HK,toothache, ? 1 was at Tom. ; and himself on the sofa, he Ayer's Sarsaparilla wonderfully improves Their concert sweetness sound* so May I not come back wholly wrong, after he had through staring ing seating Τηπιιλ—^','.ΟΟ i>er Year. hardly well, got the complexion, and brings to old and SOF.E THROAT. We half their but love for made me of tftt (|t hardly checrincss reccivc' my you unreasonably "Who'd be to know a the whole affair. young the bloom of health. As :t itiiff, a MiKtiot VII I.NSY. 8WKLLDCG8, likely young explained pnrillcr 1 *'thn ·:« mouth*. a of the it has no » I: pi· Hut when the exacting and unwilling to yield. Forgive but I believed Clara blood, equal. <*«1· WtH be «PUÛM, frosts have been and summer's fellow about the ?" asked I'm not certain, .la- oa Of t.T«-ntï It**· city again of tbe me, for Heaven's sake, and say I may come Bade. If not |>».d tilt the end Sornm. Cufv Brunei. past. kissed him. At all events, a few Truth lies in a well. This Is because there will I* «-barged. j Tom. day· vrar two dollar· FROKTBITHS, Or when by chance afar from theiu we're cast, to you. I will wait one more weok in are no llsh stories connected wit'i well a HI K>V «< (MM. A single flower of Home evokes the tear, "Well the clerk after he went back to Providence to hear from you. Do write. (second long stare), Washington hap- water. other arh·* And one bird can win a willing car; " And all Nullly stray Fkaxk." he would, and he'd fellow, made others so happy. and |«Iml So thought (the cleark) py having s Nerve Is the lint··· of /Y<lv«»rti«»liia, one good friend, when all beside are fled. i>r. Kt.iXK Great Restorer FIFTT CENTS » BOTTLE never Frank That was a Casual marvel of the for all Nerve LEGAL SOTtCSS. Has charm- that Summer circles never shc<l ! No date and no "Just like heard of Wendell, except year ago nearly. age Diseases. Hold »11 PrucirMta and signature. one w«*>k. » «0 tiy All Uts free. Scud to 'JJ1 Arch ν i>f «pace turret*··» In U " an came round Observer told me a or two since that stopped a man 1 he old fellow who sometimes day Karh «at»er^uret w«-k. SI neat·. latlCtia*^. THE AI.BATKOSS. in love !" said Tom. only Street, l'hlla., Pa. Notice·— » tH-r cent. additioaal. to at hotel. That wasn't Tom had received cards to the The Charles A Vogeler Co. settled is that the first letter of I buy bottles the wedding « thing matter if the is reduced It is r*'»BAT« «once· » 4 T'lllUttOOl) BY CKMA TIIAXTEH. was it ? of H. Wendell and Clara K. Dennett, No postage » blue 1 hat the one the meant, F. l.t® that monogram is an K, l·. gentleman as much trouble to lick a two cent o! \c ce oa Heal K*ta'e, lUlllmurr. I .K.A. just < j.'m 1JI0 next w ·. not. to come off a week from τ He spreads his wings like banners to the amount to 1 don t Tom thought Monda), stamp a> a three-cent one. ■ 1.3» doesn't anything. (, .,Mian·' VO — --"'sad Kaoeut <r«" Notice·, 1 We J»r»«ent no pratriuM miracle. breeze, was stand- and also that Tom had been A -n know second mean which it Tom brought up correspond- Bai.saw ok Wn.n CilKRitr .... j.-io He the letter—1 manifestly Wistar's ■% .· r»" Notl«-e·. Truth i« mighty ami niunt prevail.** cleaves the air,afloat on pinion wide; some Miss l-.mma Den- cures »er»,*r J So he went to bed. for time with Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop- Τ ::.tr»'le» h I .vaJ \ !vc-t, Χ» »>|ihi>lr) tun wltlihuutl the (>u»rr League* upon leagu· s, across the lonely seas, is." Somehow he was led to put the ing. ing <-oettai:*>d acv ron.:1rriMe ing Cough, Croup. Induen/.a, Consumption cr a..■■rt'tcmenu Of It* honest Ullrrtow. lie sweeps above the vast, uneasy tide. he had another look at a sister of Clara's. Furthermore, Umm· tag eitcB- one side of it in Next morning nett, racU >t ar, al*0, for occupy letter instead throwing and all diseases of the Throat, Luug* and two > e — want to hear .V) a bottle. f Freu For days together through the trackless skies, d the letters. The written one Casual said, "If you Chest. cents and 91 In the Pkmoorat of I'-ening the waste He thought he delicately a.ra.-:« ! >r advert!· ng Steadfast, without a quiver of bis plumes, rcceptaclc. well cataMivhrd l't ^ K, .ii ; f-r the Cer- rave in of another fellow, :-<· maV at tbe following deeply ^ratefu' once him no clew for the doa't The chil- rr.v Without a moment's for rest, he flics like to look at that more, gave present. people praise Weary mother, worry. Lave rwf.iiil from the dm pause monogram ai-arle·: U I Miss Dennett and Mr. dren are all now. and they won't be « ο 10 Spnjce *t.. New Vuk ; dazzling sunshine and the other didn't. Tom them you should hear right i' Rowell A ~.l α *1ιι·1ι Ιι ι» Its or»;in and Through through it was such a one. tainly put St.. N»w ^ ork J. II. pretty so sick again until next Christmas. .ν Λ M VlbN about Co., *». M. 1. ir ht-autiful 1 tUat other· cloudy glooms. on and turned to Wendell talk Tom." far. ri· ·. Nf* Vork I'rlletijtl.l oitj.and piujr seven, nine more let- both the mantle Ht M.il .· Five, six. eight, piece V»w York. T. C. ν ••-•■la.· t l»av«· been find like re- λ f*rk Κι*. may IKiwii the he or skims the As.voyan'cb Ανοιυκι». Co.. 1». ^t*lr -t green gulfs glides, his hair at the mirror two r. M k.». >. X. l'rMIIIIIlâ 1.·: : t; 1 N the of a f»w ters in the of brush (a by »t jj indulgence read, and nothing shape ORKAT BRIDGE. hairs are honorable but their pre- Uor»,-e IXkJiI. .'· J W.i.h:ngt.«a foam. A (iray ton Ha··.. r 1.·Γ the of >οβ. I valuable j*ij«cr privilege one and a half bit of a mature is Parker's >■ M ut Ν H". Ayer Α rhiladelj-hia, Searching for booty with an eager eye. business Number ten! Number len looking glass). appearance annoying. lit.. β. U. Nile». m to a brtef itateiwiit o( yet. It is net known that in the !ί C Λ. « ook A C·., i-htra^o, it.ng ^i<i (acu, Hovering aloft where the breakers comb generally Hair Balsam prevents the annovanee by '.oug as While Tom's auburn lock* were β; »t.. Koatoa. Ma»·. '»«.·'it ( th.· r. lit î ide ■·{ sufferer* U> be was a small delicate hand, directed being color. 1 ί O'er wrecks forlorn, that topple helplessly. of is the largest promptly restoring the youthful msbs < vicinity Washington at bh'r: : t * tli .ti every side. Many f tn> friends well Prank St. 'fixed' a nice little gust of wind 'un- « follows: "Mr. H.Wendell, a n ihe colored attach! « stone the with of the another of the Β tlaklava "six .· :el :.Te*am nf ρ k «kit 1 haee be»· η Very severely afflicted He loves the st ; he Is to see arch in world, span By way in.tae wieb· temp· glad at his hair was » ibe a:aoant due.
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