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The Oxford Democrat: Vol. 61, No. 23 The Oxford Democrat. NUMBER23. VOLUME «1. PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY. JUNE 5,1894. n«>t Prtuaian 1 «u ill»p>*oi| to B*iri> than It or IB jr*ariuf ikvumI bad find, ami W.vhin^toti WMtinti are THl FARMER ANO FARM LIFE. "I a in afral<l juamlBttoalilr, «tr." campaign. * 'T»n*». tho mrhnl lor. 1 • (1411k, 4 fi.-r. I J at u>« curt- T1IE WKA!. o['WOMEN. *rry mnr'i ru iiul n'mit lb* •atTrsuru AMONG THE FARMERS. I Mid. gu brfur* Invitation «»i -r» fi«r iIm* mm ii <«iiim>( vi<i' *m I ha J no tlea, at*l ur ly Mini | :itly ii»|nir «l If |«u tn)b<>*. h<-fr, * CoudmIon, A WOHU U» holt A*l> OIKU OM Olttv* II* liftnl hla far* from hla hamla awl unmarrinl, The Medallion mi Kn«lfahu»an. Ha IN WASHINGTON TO wkI mi w« arc til <4i aii A» to Attorney® Bronze tbora wrtoml no rfaum I abonbl l^alljr apuk* Enf- MANY CLUB1 njnalitjr. MAINE. TNi Lirr. a«i» ihnii* iuhitv looknl "Ak, n'il«ar!" flnaprrad why np. Hah an w. ll dial I waa ntotM-r, we bur* IkiI « m-Atity rvtinu" «Ol«* f. 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U t -I ataka |>><ir*«l ** 111 l> «Inn unit w<«iL ll I* not ami lm»t »cr far w« fathom la cat I big I ini|»*ititf • griu-r, may mi of viail* I If Ilk*-. «b*U wtlb %<rrthinir that will | my Many my taln<* ami to Htra«t>nrg y«>nr colon* yon m in.in b*lp mantelpiece. a " A Counselor, thrin wr irr Mill Ind on. Kmrraon trIU —1 in uioii«*jf In i« iu«k*r uf U-gan tvaiego l'hi|>t»way. Miuix«it« Attorney |im jr r« hi* l*«t wmiiHi, front hi*lt «rt to ilh**nt«klH|(. <>ra bar* nUni-nl at It and turned away ami Mrla. In with »«»rr»l lie j»ll««l lh«l h« woalil ri'rtiiiin»« MAINS. lite ir(|> ihn>«(li |N.r«i.>n» of lh« Smih u« thai It U thr riMfff of III* farmer hooka, ami, II la ifiinr!" I, owipaajr think »l ttr»« Mtfhf, IV* Tr( Mi *>!•»». to etainlne a rare bit of or an |>hu! and I Mt lo wotk at II TIiInIi Ahr*l mt llw*. of whkh a tlrMua «u Itil atored aa In r<>ll<>» m hi* that ac- carving otbor war ami tuoMitC' hi**, it; w «»f Imltan ton la lho *»1» Hrwi h««t) (t«ra up plow bar* la» n Irttlng!" 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It to th*« loraof my Jour- •IihIIm In ::| 11 ItUlorr ami •upplrnirntrd Imprea* uf at a*pity a y*ar. ully getting It Mp|a«r, ami U tl»< nam<< uf iIm> t.»t through mm h of Tmnr««<r and north- ha* tuadr on hi* *oul tlut llw irtHkf of -if the matter langnagpa |M>nnda I t**»k oft walrh ami I»t f tli n fur th* Wurlil'i j.tgs at thought they gave any I'rnwuafi military autboritioa ha«l amall nal Tbrn my known w.tuin'a rlob in Waahinirtoti. way | t>|Mtr Attorney Law, k> th# in«i It la r*r' l«-»|f fur madam, mjr apona*, «« era (i«vr||i, that many of town llfr cannot (Itt. at it waa khiw mnUl wr chain an<l rlnami lai<l them on tb« fair. It lia-t a li I at Chtr«ir* iliirintf thought all—that lot# (or tpH ial roirm|n>iii|«'iit«. ami Th»-rv mv, at Iraat a <luc<-ii were to thn>« mil a m^kk! •*« ami ami fur Jul*a and m>ar|f, and I oftrn howi<r»f, main*. obllfnl Thr hahlta of Imluatrv a mi to th*m all to* tin* ami It* Intuition waa won in iuy itwlnil day and therefore woro ln«lrl>tr*l to CXI ix It for Mt*«r, Interning wrap np • fair, orltfinal ttinttf. of while of the thr »t»r*d on thr (arm sink of how 1 ran make li«-» iu mor*. A anloly >th«r wunm'a rlulai of whnli <*m» nut lia«H, many ewrly cm|«« up pn#r(r |al*t«l trt-a.ur.-l with care. That it It ill iitMitl.rr to taki* a I>ut wlwii tlm represent- wbatover Ittf -rtnat)• >n wo got. To mo IfrtIkt. 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