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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Tn CuurNrr fIrn NANQrisurD -
Smooihebore met Phhbuek on the ferry
boai and Immediately baiioah0lcd him.
II say. Phil. goi funny story Thai
I'm keeping for the card party tonight At
Jnbys. Be there. wont you
"Yes. board there.
THAT'S 90 Nov vel tx this thinA
up between u.s. Nov ~ tel ,'ori
about a lellow falling on a sc,holl. and
some fellows take him home on shut.
ter Then you ask ~hai they did iha'
Tor. and rIl say. oh. Ja'' io' a ohnd
Tia. ha. see the point
Ella. ha. that's good. Al ushi, "'
will work % up
Then Pail walked on talking 10 him.
ss.f something aboai a dam fool ipias
70 ~oik a forty miner of on him. Az che
party Phil quietly Informed each one o
the story Ani hos % tura the tables oi
Smoothebofe. Dar.ng reifeshmenu
smo5iheborc eoalda't bold any longer'
and be tired ii a. them. about the Poo'
painter Who fell from a scshlld. ani be-
lng picked up and carried home on q
shutter Thea be looksd a. Pal. bat
Phl was busy examining piece Of ma
&c. and be saw be- 4 have % 70 3, alone
"You see they put him on shuiiel
asl for a blind. liz. ha see the poiai'
shutter blind. Tia. ha good one. sh'
No one smiled
IN doa't you tumble , can't you
zee Il ,"
"No-we-Ar-all blind. came lr
a steniofiAn chorus
Smoo,hebore didn't stay bat = shofl
time after this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

EgefY oue must TIlrflt frlsf .e.a.a.. ..
ed In ~. hst y 81 r1 frIr rrf1 -
~ 80 g. 30 aIal. 90 nliIf atI t.l 49,
any kind aTs "a srfHon|rsl a f.r Il -. -. r..
Thousand lmes E1rsa Ifa Hf1affI ~ q
prtisnds 10 euft tui mskrs &C. Hi...r IL -. 'ii
srAs ~ tssi f1ot IL itf ttftlr.f t.....
l. uuuticaf al fHfrf' 1ruiIr Zoe 81
ten ttfn In futll Ilarfflfs. - Isnr.r..
enc, uttl |lfFa fFsII tine. fIfr IL ~.
lhsIsfofe a'safs tetp ia u.nd Is.s I.. XII
ss 'rhsrs = nae real s,ili osrsas.l.-
% HUI .htine1 ani Liver nfarul. Il, IL
ilsc.t,s ~ lisLtlti 80 ittn u ahtnl. n II.
,oeslled are ne il'f Il 2. io 81 ir..f
ast cures. restores. ff1aIUfs arf ........
ne Liver. ,t0msrh. q IfafYf D. aff.ratI
organF rrrtifs uaIfa IeufaIr... tnI ~.
NJ en'iTg sIfilm and 10 ID 'hfI.I l..sr \. go
ssitsnl pfsfgni af afII A. ..r.. ~.
fsfeIf All hleuutltn "a aU flrl..s l.. 4
cone ifnm Impure tIrrI Afr.f.. ......
ne sgfilgs iht sllIII a, pare. 90 II. 49,
fIsIns thcrtlfln ElI le b. ir.a.s.f n. 49,
ssspsc.si 49, IoisfosiIlf rl.r .f r......,.
ease tsicipsi EEL ssfla fsEfof0uf I..r' r.. i. i.
ssilrsrs h tasY srf lIrr arrlrr T..
nrs ne Bod. uer' 'f tfgIIrf f.r ..r. l..
sf, stomarl. d istisI t1I tl.raI .rl... ...
eos sth 100 aId aff.an rlat.rs f...-.- L. 80.
sItifm ifi m ihf fo.HlrrnH ra.f. n.H -
l.scsss al icstl.
sslifssthsf u.s frsl alf.s t.s.s... .. ..-
removes lnr rHUHHaHI.n .a... .H. .....
un-iiaai ~ ihe iau', Il0I ..I .-.... t..
ftns.
90 save ftur tfs'm ~ rfrr U..... .t....
I'D Liver. hInIuHs al UI Id. 49,.
psnss ne iass ~ tts IfI.f.rrr r..r Ua t..
lrmae Ncaanfsf AL lrUf..I ..Hr..
csrr..pssa.as. fsssiY snsv.f.i a, -.
Cesssitiss fhysisisa 80 this onlft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
HESRIco's SMILES.

zone smile beforc We part, Andromeda
I crave a smile that's like the nrst faint
CLEAN Of moonlight thro' . drape OF SNOWY
clOuds-a smile that sets IT, signet on ths
loneliness that coyly peeps from an ange
soul"
"Such, cOddlng boy, Il Just the sort o
smile keep on hand for the service In Thy
cause. Ill hang one on my classic fes
lures, pct, and thou cAnst lelsurely absort
the same and dream thoa'rt psstnring Ia
Paradise"
Thanks, seraphim Turn on the same
All now the world doth roseate seen
again and fate doth whiten like the lnnel
parts OF some new-coyered mound OF char.
lotte russo. There's tonic In . smile, fall
sprIte, let stolcs sneer and mock II ss they
will. There be some days when strongest
hearts will fall. and then there's nAught "a
protest A. q smile"
80 I have heard, thou moisture craving
boy, and well know the favor OF the same.
lis spirit influence BELTS the taste OF such
A. feel them born 10 be inspired. bat FIRE.
quent patrons OF such tonic, love, do rare
ly walk the straight and narrow way. Be
ware, IIenrico, where thou get'st thy
smiles, and when thou cravest good, then
come 10 me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
Fcr tte lfuocra'
LETTER PROM BETHEL

mruu. sept inl.
There serrs tn hr a frarih of news Ilst
uau TIE urlshIng mtch.nrs arr nn thc
War path Dob ite uelz thnfloul of thr pine
Wnni. According CD q D. T. fargr.A
Urrrg Porter fsrWrI A. thrrshIne
rrnin with their urs mtchiue fssier ihtr
ary krowu tlrrshfr i1 tte w1ff AL d.
uoth.rr hsgprrs they arv hah.r Oh tarrsa
amHIInu rusac.s ln the C1ursr of t1r al.
tumu-thai is. 10 grain y.,lis even N1crt
A. 10 tIi co. iarutli ilIltni thc Cummings
Place
Mr.. Eusu T.. kimhan Is hasiug bet
house repaired. iw.sh even woman an
nan. TOO. flr tlai matter were cri0ssi
With A. much energy ani spank A. Mr.
a She - successful teacher, ard has
great talcut a. writer. boz her NE hks
many aroiher Tired womsus has been
spsut in trylug % earn q home. srd uoS
she hss succeeded hy hef osu tf1ris In
payIug flf Der tTmc herself Ouoi f1i
Mr.. X. AMI here's hoping she may i've
ioug sni truly crIoy ne fFu.ts OF hef oNu
lufusiry.
have recently hal The pleasure % once
more meeting my Oh Trend, Rev. Ben
Poster. I Almust 80 back % chlldhopl :
hours again 40 sight % Bis genial colnte-
nance Often when chli be- has spoken
word. never forgotten BY me, AM WIEN
womanho0d came his lips pronounced The
solemn words that made me a vile. Ny
respect Coz rtig .0n. and At sacred ttirss,
va always better amer listening % a ser
muu ffom bis hps, and ! would Willingly
wa'k three m les any DAY b hear one now
MAY be ard hi. good wife have pleasant
voyage dlrlug their remaining days, ani
when A. lasi theIr feet shall cross % the
other SHORE. ] tsar they viii hear ihc
blessed words .-" We'll done. good and
faithful servants
Belle Y. Anuas gave a birthday party
the lclhi a large gathering ani a good, go
ciahietlmo er owed very nice Refreshments
consisting OF See cream and cake served iu
the best 81 style ani everything about the
Arsir was peasant. Miss l.. Jennie Anuas
has been stopping A. lcr fathers in Bethel
4 fcw weeks. fOr Eve years her home ha.
been la Massachusetts, ant a. This i her
afst visit home the young people were
very glad % welcome her. She has r.
turned o. her home, sui The good wishes
90 al 20 with her.
The lAst great excitement In This part az
the town II be- hunting. Three large men
Tor three days wstchct one poof ittic bee,
A. he vent YEARLY toiliDg bis way up
swans lilii. aud A. last to the great de-
light OF an three. lMrsser. ne ieNeler,
Gilbert NILS. the farmer, AMI kll al hall,
he bear ant coon hunter % The keunepec,
The poor. tirci o.e was seen % enter 4
small 0ridcs in a tree sud The shouts OF
triumph nate the woods re-echo. TIE
blows from strong hands soon made tbs
oli tree tott@r aud fail, and with = crash
came o. the ground, auf fof litile while
that place was a land flowing with honey.
A. last reports they had not decided wheih
"a they hNd two aud onc-hsif pounds or
tsu-qasrt pail twothirds full Bee.hunt
ing and hearhunting must DC very eNcit
log business. And oh how prOntaole =
nearly o. much 90 A. loggingi bat have
heard u said any Business might be made
successful II p-rseyered In. 30 ! wish then
ali success. DoifiE DART.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
THr DOLLS PHOTOGRAPH


a.. ~.ntea the little lads pictuie'
Itnt whon be- came % ~
A.. front 81 ths artists camera
lie vas afraid 81 ~ -
- eaits nnllke himself, he crie,i'
w.an not b. coaxcd or pacinedt
- fnf that iay
We gave u up, AID came away
And. amer that. n mention
va. made of his photofraphi
lrr.or mat dlmpled face nc looA
Dftsrror male us lanfhf . -.
sr... nl.ln 90 must contriNe sotn' -"
70 heat onr timld little nan
- some one said ....
.nat Harry the doll i not aifaii
s..poo.e. n yoa don n LIE N,
NoIirseif se have him stAnds
AMI you nscd only ~ ~
Ami hold his little hsnti ..a
r6is plsasei him vcry much indeeHs
D~sr iItfls man. and b. agreed
And not one sufd
az further doubt or fear sas heaf1
n.iiv behaved 30 nicely.
Ouita ~ 4 doll shouli 90
n, trsubIs anywhere ms time
AMI here they are. the -.
49, ftis - the little lad rcfnft
Whrn - r,Ji home Eve hal saNu tl'Ii.
Ihsy toot my ioll,
hut don't thlnk got ioosen =. A. -.
Ia Asgasf We'd AriAf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
Question. Ansmercd

ia fle most fmi1fnf rtyficifa
90 any school. what i the best thing In
the world Tor allaying an Imitation of the
nerves, and curing en- forms 81 nervous
complaints. giving natural, chiliikc 10.
ffesblng sleep alwaysi
Aud they will tell you uuhcsiiaungly
"Nons form n Hopsi'f"
CHAPTER
Ask sny Or al Of the most eminent ply
siciausi
"wbat Il the only remedy that can be
relied on 20 cure an diseases ~ the Md
nsys and urinary Organs, nfights disease.
diabetes, retention, or inability % RESIN
urine, aud al The diseases ard ailmsnts
peculiar 90 women
"And they will eel you explicitly and
cmphatically "BuchH fff"
Az she same physicians
"what 4 the most reliable aud surest
cur fof al liver diseases 90 dyspepsia,
constipation, Indigestion, olllpusnfss, ma.
laria, fever, aguc, etc aud they VIII tell
you
nlnirlls or DlaisiioH
Hence. vnsn thee fome.ilss are combined
uifh others equally valuable,
And Compounded into uop niitsrs. such q
wonderful and mysterious curative power Il
developed, which ~ sn varied In lis operations
that ~ disease of ll hralth can unsslhIY exist
or resist o. poser, aud Yrt N is
Harmless Tor fnn most ffaN WOMAN NtAAfti
uVaIli or smallest chIi io usc.
tukrITu
Hraflrutsf
almost deal or hearty dying"
Dor year. AMI ven uu hT rnyrIrlsnHi ~
nflrhfs ani other kinrY diseases, liver com
piainfs. severe coughs. called assumption
have been Cared
Nnufa llaf Hfrr'F rr1eF ff'
won agony uf nrura Eia. nervousness. uaf ~
fuinrss, and various diseases peculiar 20 10
mFu.
People draan uut of shape uom cNrturlai
inE psnEs ~ rheumatism. lnfsmmafofT and
ClfUnlr. or suferIuF from sCrnfllai frf sirflAs
"salrhrIm, blood poisoning. dfslfusias ln
digestion ami ln fsrf, almost az diseases ilall.
Nature IT, heir fn. have been cured ~ hul
nIftrfs. prnuf of which can D. found in tFffi
nsighhufrUui ln tlr krnsn unrIi
as- None genuine sifluuf e bunch Of ffcfl
uull nn ffo whlfr label tlun al fnr vie
poisonous siuf 9Th iiop" or Hops I'm then
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

which scrofula has upon the system must
be arrested, and the blood must be purided
or serious consequences will ensue. For
purifying and yltAiiring effects, Hoods
Sarsaparilla has been found superior %
any other preparation. IL expels every
trace OF lmpurliy from the blood, and be-
slows new lie aud yigor upon every fuuc'
ton OF the body, enabling II 10 entirely
oVercoma disease
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Tn wmrr Mans SHARE.-Ppsi.
dent Warren Of the Boston University,
notes fact which should be taken into
accoun, ia the current discussions as 10
the ou,-popula,ins power Of the negro
race. While the white Is simply credited
in our census statistics. with bis own
White offspring. the negro is credited with
10, oaly bis own proper descendants bu,
also siih AL the Increase u the entire
mixed populAiion Of the country. and.
over and above this, with ali the chill
dpn Of white men by negro OF mixed
mothers. and with all the children Of
white women by negro o. mixed fathers.
he thinks iha, were the tables reversed.
and the white race credited with every
child with the slightest strain Of white
mans blood, We should get showing
wonderfully changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Ctu,imas will BE- coming before long.
anl ffom time % time a. any hints slii-
able 'o that season sppcAf in any 40 oar
exchange. etc. Ne ~ii copy them Or
che b,asft oi che lomsmaksis These
afs ron late nambfr q che .iyrraisr-
uf
TuIrul Dltr 70 Irrrf'.ag -I1.s COZ.
ystlrrt case for caryiug a rumh of um.
hrsIins Ntru travelling. ls made as i'.'ues
out Of dark rrHNu IEi.rs C.0tn Cas- gao
r.lrt. of fhe ll.ih fsfriy seven l..hfs
.oug. all fntin wIfr. s.opf tltm towards
tte bottom Sfieh far pieces together
All tuu. filf uu the Sop ani bottom
Nth ifft brown Nufsift bold n.siir
tfc case Iuio f1uf tqlsl pafis on ihr op
arl lotion. sr1 p.srr double fnH ni
sffrtIng In fhfsc places. O. TORN 'ulf
p.rk,ts S-w pieces of thr braid u1 fae
iop tui lotion o. Gle 10 together
4 C1sf 90 rFrr. NfluIf The Nitc
case l1r postage stamps VII bc f1uli very
convenient . Carp To- the pocket of pock.
ct.hook. t. maze The case, COT piece
% card board three inchfs long, AM urc
auia Quarter Wltc Cover 10 With itfk.
Bloc satin. cutting tie satin hair an Inch
larger a. around draw 10 smoothly over
ihs cart board. sui glue 10 on thc other
s.lc F1'l 10 90 form pocket, one all
Dali irch ~ one and a quarter. aui over.
hand ihe sides together. Fold a piece OF
card.bunri t'grth,r. and cot Do smtii
enough io Zip luio she pocket falni 10 on
TIE outsIfc TIE color of tlc f1sers which
you paint on thc front 10 thc case. ftsifn
= loop offi1bou A. the top 90 thls % draw
10 out hy.
4 NIrlrf 20 ftf fiara. Ciltlf a pretty
Uttie bag sachct will nc appreciated nF al
good Oh fashIonci housckecpers, f1f 10 IL
dlltd with sweet clover or laScnirr. ETC.,
used f0r perfaming clpiles-irawrfs, hnen-
closets AMI sArirlb,s Toe sweet scent
"a f1Wcrs are packet In Bag made OF
strip 10 pink or blue satccn, tNcuil-fIaf
.uchc- ions aui "a wide. lnls u covered
with transparent muslin, on which a DAN.
O. bunch % choice blossoms ani leaves L.
outlined Ia washing sllk. The top - turn.
"a ln ani gathered 90 form iril. and tel
with RIBBON 90 he same shade a. The
satesn
hi, nigh, BE- quite a. pretty made
% The plaia sateen, ~iih spray u hos-
er cut from figured sa,een and apph.
qued o. buiion-hole stitched on the bag.
dispensing with the muslin case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
ACTION OF ALCOHOL ON THE
HEART.


DIR. Richardson. Of London. says be
was recently able 10 convey eonsideraole
amount Of conviction 20 an Intelligent
scholar BY a simple experiment. lie
scholar was singing the praises Of ne
"ruddy hamper" and saying be could
NJ, gr, through the day wiihoai IT, ~hen
Dr. Richardson said 10 him "'Wnl
you feel my pulse A. stand here lie
dh 20. said. Count Il carefully
Via, doe. Il say Your pulse say' Z q
I then "a, down 10 char. aud asked
him 10 count Il sgain he DID 90. and
nid. Your pslse has gone down % 30
I thea Jay down on the lounge, and said
'wll you take il again. lie FePl'ed'
why, ii !, only % What an sairaoni''
nary ,h.agr then aid, when you
lie down a, night that j. ths way nature
give. your hcaftr,st. loa kros noihine
sbou, Il, aud that beating organ j. fesi'
ing 10 that extent, aud Il you reckon b
up itsa grca, deal Of iesi, because %
living down ihe heart y doing Ten stroke
lessA minute. Maluply that b. SIXTY
and Il l. ia hundred, multiply % By
e.sh, houfs. ard within fraction % d
i've thousand strokes d.fefcni add a
he heart u thfosiag "a ouaccs % bi'nl
a, every stroke. ii makes a difference o.
thirty thoasand ounces u lifting danni
the night. When I Doe down At nigh
ulihoat any alcohol. that j. the risi mj
heart get, Ba, when yoa take loa
vine o. grog, yoa Do not allow that rest
for ihe influence o. alcohol u % inereas
the number u strokes. and Instead %
getting this rest. yoa pat On somfth'n'
/ Ike hflecn thousand extra strokes an'
the result L.. you rise up very seedy an'
unfit for the next days work ull 20
have taken LITTLE mote Of che "fsdd.
bumper" ~hich Yea say j. The 'oul
man below 81" Di0 LAWS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
CnAnir. CnsGnnvri

Who has not been able % a,terd % hi.
business Tor years, was interviewed bY oui
reporter yesterday, ADD says For years
| was troubled with Bfights disease of The
Kidneys. The doctors gave me up. Through
an Eastern friend I obtained a bottle OF
Sulphur Blitsrs. took i've bottles and
am now almost well. Keith sells them -
Nln Frdacisc0 call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Nor So WARN Of the hottest
days this summer a suburban granger
came into this Office and the editor ne.
marked, in his usual original style
"Is this ho, enough for you :"
"Oh, don't know. was the otf-hand
reply; 'there was ice 1t our house THU
morning. when I got up"
"No" said the editor, in surprise
wipiag of the Precipitation with his
sleeve.
"Yes." continued the visitor. coat.
IDENTIFY.
"Much ?"
"Not much. About five pounds. The
ice man brought It,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

You Arc ailoso,i A Tgrr rniAL 30 futHtt nAts
nffhe uss 81 or DYES trlrnfafrt Nulfkic hflt
aifh Electric -uspcusurY Appliance, fnf me
speedy relief ant permanent cure 20 nervous
debility. luss ~ VIA. liy and Manhood, AM All
klnlrcl troubles. Aisn. fur many ohcr iis
fasas. Complete fcsi0fafion O. health. Vigor
au1 manhooi guaranteed. No risk L. incurred,
Illustrated pamphlet 9Th fuil Information
terms, etc. mailed free BY addressing NoltAic
D. 10 90. Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

A Kentucky girl Was struck by
lightning while dressing for her we'd
ding. Without turning around or taking
the hairPins out Of her mouth, she simP-
y remarked "YOa girls had better stop
ainging your shoes ill We &c, started. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

MrRRAY's CuRE FoR SMALL Pow
II. n. Murray. who resides ia Montreal
whites a. follows 10 some Of the loca
paper, some years ago. when 10 ih'
soa,h. where the small pox ~as PFess-
lent, As indeed ii generally !, where ihe
lover class II McNlcAns can be- iolnd'
We clipped the following recipe from
san Antonio papeG Texas. A noted
Pan. physician says it is a. uaiading as
fate. Il will also cure scarlet fever
Here Is the recipe
One gnAln suiphato Einci
One gan foNEioFe ldigltallsl
iialf tsaspoouful n tufar,
mix with two tablespOoniuls Of water
When thoroughly miSed, add four oun.
oes Of water. Take spoonful every
hour. Either disease will disappear 10
twelve hours. fotA child, smaller doses
according 10 age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
THE HoMENAKERs' COLUMN.



A The so ther grows colder. our food
.hculd be gradually changed. Through
The summer months. the fresh vegetables
and berries and fruits are better suited 10
our need than a meat diet; nov We can
use more meat. though the vegetables
should not be forgotten. and nov soups
~ill be more spPe,izinS than In warm
weather.
Soups may be divided into three gen.
sral classes. and these three may have A.
many subdivisions - there are kinds Of
meats. vegetables and grains. Meat
soups OF those having meat Coz a basis
are krosn a. stock soups. Next come
the f.h soup, and third vegetable soups.
where water or milk Is used a. in hsh
soups instead Of the meat broth. Later,
these divisions will be separately consid-
cred. bat today oaly few general hints
can be given.
In cool weather bones. gravy and bits
Of neat may be gradually collected fof
several day. wiihou, danger Of sPoiling.
and then al pat together will make a
good dinner We country people do not
Usually have q first course u soup Tor
dinner. perhaps because i j. TOO much
woik. sill. Il l. often an ,oonomical
measure. Sometimes there are toues.
etc, which ere hardly enough Cor foil
soup dinner. but which would serve for
IA hi soup f,r . first course this may
be followed BY hash or some cod meat
and vegetables that alone would not have
besn enough. And the combination Will
make a good dinner. Olds and ends Of
vegetables may be saved Ia the same way
iof several days and serve 10 flavor the
sun and he strained out % cut up and
lea in the broth. III you have boiled a
ir,.h tongue. fowl. a les u lamb. % q
cup o. rec. plan 70 make a soup also and
thus ave the water. This eCo-omy may
BE- carried 20 the extreme q saving The
wafer IN which cabbage, beans or %.
,aios. have been boiled, OF q keeping a
ere several hour 10 ho, day oaly 10
save fcw cents worth ~ hone. 90 81
,go.hng al ihe soap By aiding a spoon.
fal oi iufnip already soar. bui a. fllr
Ne ,ff IN The opposite practice.
So tays a noted cookbook. ard az sc
| al know, much is ihiowu away that
nigh, be say,d Tie expenditure q
time % or n,ci TOT BEL ~ great a. ore
would a. f'si think he bones and 'gfsp'
saved ard pi,es q cheap fas meat ~'.i
furnish stock enough f0F several d.uneu,
AID 4 afraid that q vii toi keep eel.
zeal Ia sla,s ,r, and ,i ~iil keep ild'h.
r.,ely and tc ready sheresef wanitd
SOUP .s roi BAD ihirs fof supper ,a ihc
w.nisr time. and especially if pef'on
ha, b,cn oat in che cold AZ voik Do BE-
mofc satisfactory than Tea because Be-
s.i,s giving warmth % tt1fds noufIsh-
meat uhich tea does not. Soups may De-
,o varied that ihe family need noi tire oi
them There afe clear soups of steve
~i,h meat and Vegetable, and there n
hardly q gram of vegetable vh.lh may
noi be- ite principal iagfrdieri and give
i,s nam 20 ihe sop when f1 ufst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

n there Is anything that weakens man
when he i tipping his hat 10 a lady, Us 10
have a collector present the bill for the
sfore mertl 1ned deer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Nearly all disease. that srlict Humanity
.aris'nlie ln tte stomach liver or hoecls,
nni might bel prevented NJ people Nou u
altt'e common sense hnt hey Nil
n1t They rather take Inrtnas infg1fiff
fiis. because oNr Is a dose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Rh,umausm d. thc most painfal ani
ui1.t tfou h'ssnms disease that af'icis "a
marty. 10 comes when ~ lftst skpfci
10 au1 when w. have u1 t.ne % Pol Inter
tIestI hy b. Tho Only reliable remedy
that 49, ever uuri Is jaAHfoHs linaf'yHf
fIHIm|Hf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

4 msrfy 90 nan ln Mslae,
Got h.ae as thc dickens. 9Th pain.
Great American Sprrlfc
Cured ihe psln so terrible.
Aui Del Wa quite merry again
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Nv nrst ha.f T. found ~ ihe way
NJ lasi haf Nill help you % knoN u j.
Nv whole Il weight. yol NAY say,
Ada balance viii readily shoN o.
Niifog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

For women sunerlng With nervous pros
tratlou. physical or mental exhaustion, OF
.lespies.nsss OF hystefis, Df. " {. Vow
er'. Nerve Pills are an absoluic fpeeinc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

TmE BLOOD woUtD RuN-for I've year.
I Wa a great sgn-rcfs from CAiarrh. Ny
nosirils we're 80 sensitive ! could not bear
the loast biz % dust; AZ times 30 bal the
blood would run, And ~ night | could
hardly breathe. AMER trylog many things
without benefit used Ely's Cream Balm
am a living witness Of is efficacy. -Ps
rEE BRucE. Farmer, Ithaca, ~. \. Easy 10
use, price 90 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Mrs. Kate Makers, % Gro,on, brown
Co DIT whites a am consisnt user
Of Church a Co.'S Arm a Nammer so's'
and prize u very highly"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

A northwestern editor declines to
marry because great mems sons hardly
ever amount to anything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

A Georgia man has ben twenty years
OLD. aud al the boarding houses la the
nelghb0rhOod are alcr TO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
N.,,s.. p.s,I,,.,.a u.a,

The man who fools with dynamite isu Q
slNsys hrst lu war. but be- Is generally nfsi
la uITTfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

IN. history Of Downs Elixir !. lisnu.
e.d Win The history OF New kngisnd 10.
The las, fny years. II cures coughs 'h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

wtc bHsht ey,s 81 c's-ilc s.'p. ysi
gray. .usirf.rss haIr 10 s ltnaiafal,
nstfIs-. rafkrfs Hair niIsam viii re-.
store ihr fItfk 90 hfusu pr,maiufl'Y ut,
cleanse r0m sl iiriruf. ari st0p its is.l
lur Don't sarfuicr ycur hair Without
antfIft fl save be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

It seem. appropriate f1r q dfugglst 90
sunscfIhr himself " Cordially youfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Speaking OF bu,isr-rhe poor ye have
always with you.