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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09


SpldsAsr u Holiday cards Procure The
lid OF large cardOafd OOK, cut II 10 the
shape required, bind And cover q AZ The
back with colorcd paper. aud gun on al
the card. on the font. When covered.
press The whole under heavy weight "
make II dat III the splasher Is 10 be sas-
pended, pierce holes before puttlng on
the cards, and pass . tolsrs0ly broad rio
bon through near each end Of the
top, dnishiDg OF each with q bow. This
Is simply for ELECT hoseyer, for tue
splasher must be nailed To the wall Al the
corners, or IL will not hang fat against 10.
These splAshers haf ready sale al fairs,
and make pretty decorations for any part
OF the wall.
Work Borss aAd Bdgs-Most OF women
possess q large basket which will hold all
The paraphernalis Of their work, but In
spite OF Its convenience, - not an elegant
object, nor l. IL suitable for holding silks
OF erewels, or many other fancy articles
which enter 50 largely Into the work OF
the average woman. SO We hope these
few pretty conceits will be interesting 10
all. The baskets that are now 30 much
used FOR flowers, the sides OF which slope
down deeply can be trimmed 10 look
charming A. a work receptacle. Just for
containing . small quantity OF silks boat
Il . novelty. As Q suggestion Of the style
OF IL, We can recall 10 mind the paper boats
made TO please children, only this boa,
must be cut out OF cardboard and be about
twelve inches long. IL Is covered with
satin, and in the place where the rowers
seats would be, q satin bag Is Inserted {;
this 10 fastened To the bottom and sides Of
the boat. the top being drawn up with .
cord. The outer sides can be painted or
embroidered, according 10 fancy.
A long, narrow cardboard boz can be
converted into . work bag after the fol-
lowing manner;
The boz should be quarter ofa yari or more
In iength, and three inches hizh This Il Gov
cred with silk satin OF velvet The cover OF
ths bon 10 dispensed with. and bsg IL fittsd In
and finished % with drawing cord aud nil
Another bag u made OF siik such ~ our grand
mothers wore This II merely a. oblcng bae.
s<y half yard In length. intending the mn,
and quarter Of yard vid The lining 10 OF
satin and the cord BY which n u drawn up
and carried o finished on witn innumerabie
loops and tvisls on both sides Of the BEG. As.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Rocu. srxk. Jass .. "a Ten
Nea aso 4 sss attacked ~ith ne mest
inisnse snd deaihi, pains In my n~ek snd
-ktiaeys
"En.,udius 10 the end Of my toes and
% nv brAi0'
(which made me dellrloas'
"from agouy ~
IA took three men 10 hold me on my
bed Al tins
The Doctors tried In vain 10 relieve
NE. nat ~ On purpc-e
MlVAiar aaf ofisr opi1iss'
"usi no a ca
"Ansr TOO months Was glveo up 10
dle,ii
when my wife
Leard q nslghbor tel what Hoo Bliiers had
done Cor hsr, she ~ once got and gave me
some The frst dose essed my brain and
seemed 10 60 hantiug through nv system
for M pain.
rhs s.coni io.e eased me ~ much that I
slept fso hOurs, somrfting bal nut done Tor
80 @s9'ss. ss,sss "a 49, 49, ~ SS,uss .h
could Or over thrce ~eeks. bat I ~orked 100
hard o. my strenEih. ant taking bard cold,
80 takcn uith the most acute snd psinful
rhcumstism al through my system that ever
a c.lei ne dcctor. Axain. AMI amer several
weeks Trey ien M cripple on cratche- for
iIfe. a. they said. met a friend snd told him
my Casc. AMI be- said HOO nittsrs hal curc.i
hiu ant solli curu ne. poohed ~ him, BAT
hs sas 30 earnest Sas induced 10 use them
aEain
On icss THAI four wesks I thrsw s~ay nav
rrufchss AMI vent o. wurk lightly an1 Kept on
uslng ne tiliers fur ave weeks. until became
a. ven a. auy man living. and have been -
fur "a Ycars sincc.
n has also cured my wife. Who had been
SICK Cor years AMI has kept her and my
Children vel and healthy with nom two
b. three bottles pr year. There Il no
ueei % b. sick Al AL II these bltters are
used J. J. BEEE. Ex.SuPervisOr.
That poor invalid wife. Sister. Mother.
"Or daughter
Can b. made The picture OF health
with q few bottles % Hop B.tters'
&C. Nunc genuine without q bunch 81 green
uuus ON the ~hfte ishei ~hun 81 ne vile.
poisonous silr ~iih hop or Hope In their
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Oh THE lssTRUcToR.-A sharp boy
a, commercial college had addressed .
letter to a firm a. Scents"
"You mustn't do that" said the In
stracior.
"why no, ," asked the boy.
because Gents 10 vulgar. Don't
you know that invitations to negro balls
are always addressed that way"
"well. no never got one" replied
the boy. with such significance that the
Instructor blashed and hurried on TO the
next dssk.-MsrcAani Trar,lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

RpCu. srxk. Jass .. "a Ten
~ : 49, sas attacked ~ltn ne most
intense snd dcalhl, psins IN my c~ek sod
- kElarns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
M ALA RIA.
A. a. srfi raIsr.si uefr-s
DR. DAVID kENNEDN'-
FAvORlTE REMEDY

IA 80 = Iltsr oliniaas - traTrirr str-if 60
sisr ts oaihi cou gisis anisss tin-lliass tltr. :
ths msfirins n "a 49, srposei fi f-..-s-t
ehanEss q climate. f...i AL $40 lsr1ris a.-.-
.hoaf s~sfste -ithin ~ fsslt o. frt.s~.
lsrisl 80 - 49, = ~ lfsi fflf.i a..If z n
fsrri trst~ ufthI - ~ - g. H.I. q g..
ait Llfrf cUul lsluts. C01Isiira 30 - q r.sr.,
srislna frnrr a. IN rurs stats n ~ bod -
81 suTrr firm Az - N ia ff'sf n 49, -
Issnfifa IFrIrs'T = ornsianflF TfUF'ng 80 a. -
fsinns frtTrf q rral flrsrins 49, l. fsrr4|s
q, ~ q ksnn-iy hg1tQat =. T. q tscs Ifs
o. ~ 81 dfusssa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

s,,.. ,hen Mr.. LrLsSD has recommended
AYFH's sAHsArsnfLL. In many si'n.a.s
sase,. and he has never JET heard q ''' ',''-
IRE 70 eject a radical cure.
some years Ago one q SIT Lri'sps i.l.
t,ho,.r. bruised bis ieg osing O. ne tai
.,,,s a hls blood. an usiy scrofuioas sEellins
Or lump appeared on The injured LIMB ho'.
tlh,. i,ehins a he skin. vith tufnirs AM
darins pains through The lump "'as ne
.imo.t in,oisratle. The iez tscAme ennt
uou.ly enlarged. AMI running ulcers fornsi,
d,sAarsins great quantities q si'f,n,sJ
offensive matter. No treatment sas % any
Avail until The nan. ~ Mr. LstAsp'. difee-
ton. uas Supplied with AyrHs sAh'.FA
ma, Which Aliayci The pain and Irritation.
hsaisa The sorcs. removed the swelling and
completely restored ths limb 70 u.s'
M. LnLAxD has personally usei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

A rural photographer had a young
lady 81, for her picture, sho, at . subss-
qusn, Wal, to examine the proof, ~as not
pleased =, the result, and remarked ,hs,
she ibid not like !, a, all" and ,ha, she
though, il Was perfectly borid." The
artist. looking sttsntivsly =, the young
lady. remarked. II know il Is frightfal
looking. but | hsd to take VIA, %, sfore
me"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

List OF patents issued 10 State invent.
ors for the week ending May 10, reported
for Us by @ X. Mason, Solicitor OF Patents,
Bangor
p. J. Abbott, Dexter. Flooring clamp.
q. l.. Bailey, Portland, Dumb bell.
A. W. Hall. Prcsque Isle, Fire Kinder.
l.. Hutchins, Corinna, Turning aud Dor
ing machine.
J. T. Moore, Gardiner, Bed.
H. & Sargent. Machiss, Hsme.
J. A. smith, Turner, Sweat and chafe
pad fastening.
@. II. Jones, oxford, label "German
Pile Remedy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
SHE WAS A GOOD DEAL DIsAP.
POINTED.

An English lord who visited this oouu.
Try was a. dinner given In his honor A,
. private residence up town. A little
daughter OF his host, who was too well.
bred 10 stare, but who eyed him coyertl,
tured 70 remark;
lish iordf"
Yes. he pleasantly responded, "reslly
and truly"
81 have often thought that would like
70 see an English lord" she went on,
"And now you are satisfied a. Last" he
interrupted, laughingly.
"h-no," replied the truthful little girl
In not satisnsd. I'm Q good deal dis
appointed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

ASsWEks To rvfELEs ~ Lsst WEkk.
Starlight
al Msckrf,l 2. Locust s.. Bobo-
--rL 4 Hmm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

.hrfst tnlpmhnArs tieAfei oat ~ Rough on
TufS Psortk
Wells Health Rsne~er" restore. health And
Iigor' cure. Dyspepsia. Impotence. sexual uc
RorGn ~ PIN
Cures cholera. collie. cramps. ilArfhra. aches.
aims, spfains hssiacne. neuralgia, fheums
l,in. "a, Rough on Pain flasi.fs. IS.
MOTuERs
Z you are falling. broki n. soru oct ant uer.
'uu.. usc wells Heath hen.~er." o., Al
LIFE PKEsERvER
isalth Isns~es.f Co.'s iiSsct % ssas spots.
"ROU0H on PILEs"
CURES piles or liemorrhOifs, Itching. Pro.
ruding bleeding. lntsrn nj 90 other. internal
nd External k-meey la each package. sure
urc. 90. Druggists
PRETTY WOMEN.
aides who would retain freshness and vi
sciiy don't fail 10 try Wells Health Renew.
"ROCGn on IrcH"
Rough ON Itch cures Humora. Iruptlons
ingsorIn, letter. salt rheum. frosted feet. ehli'
lains.
"RoUGm on CArARHH."
tOrrects offensive doors Al once. Complete
ure 81 sorst chronic cases. also unoqaalci a.
argyle Cor Diphiheria. sore Throat. snd fOal
rcath. ioc
lHE Horn on THE NATION.
chiliren,s slow IN development puny .scnvny
nj delicate, use Wells Health Rens-er."
CArARRH on rus BLADDER
Singing. Irritation, Inflammation. all Kidney
nj Urinary Complaints. cured BY . Bucha.
alba o.. -
WATER Bros. RoAcuKs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
M KnoI III ~ IN

To thoroughly cure scrofala 10 i usces-
safy o. strike directly AZ The root oi ihs
evil This i exactly What Hoods Safsap.
arilla does, ~ acting upon the blood, tho
roughly cleansing II of oil Impurities, and
lsaylng not even = taint ~ scrofals 10 thf
vital f1li thousand. Who have ben
cured ~ scfofula by llooi's sar,apafll.a.
testify o. IL. wonderful blood pufifyios
qualities. Sold ~ all druggists.
When debates To Congress become uu-
usually spicy. the sergeant alarms J.
Obliged o. bring In the mace % prvserN'
order. The cure l. on The simlla simi.i'
bus principle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

&C. Nuue genuine without a bunch 81 green
llurs ON tfe ~hffe iahel ~hun 81 ne vile.
poisonous silr siih hop or Hope In their
u.l-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

House wives, shop girls ADD sales NO
men al suffer more OF less rom nsA
Bach sldsschs. Apply n.y. Fprons Fins
fsr aud get instant relief ia"v1'
.treugthsner 25c Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Congressman. elect Richardson Of Ten
nsse. stand. seven feet In bis stockings.
whenever he rises 90 address the chair u
will be . game % scycn.up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

A ghost ln ~. Paul orders beer ADD then
x.ul.h.s The reason they think he's
ghost and not . native l. that be 'snlshe-
Nlthout drinking the beef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Tin and bras. do not 20 well together
saws a scisnllnc paper Mr. Science you
n. u.yon IL u always ta~ fellow With
b,.s. that gets the gifl with Tin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

The Secret Arr OF Brsuiy lier DOT 10 cos
metlcs. bot Il only In pufr blood seh
healthy PERFORMANCE Of the vital iune uou,.
which can be- detained ~ using bafioes
BlOoi Buffers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

L,dy-what became % The plague OF
l.,ra.t.f pause, thea small boy ~ The
loot. suddenly Please. miss, ! ADO"
John the Baptist ate them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
THR HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

I think Il will rc-t me 10 say . word
sDout washing Your correspondent has
q good way for q small family but no
woman should waste her strength by do
ing large wsshlug- without proper ma
chines-s good washer aud wrlnger.
By q goof washer I mean Que that will
wash sheet, piilo~-esses and The cleaner
part OF the washing. clean enough a.
rinse In blue water aud hang immedi'
stely on the line In The early mOrnins SUI
and one that will wash The undsrclo,h-s,
towels, etc. clean enough 10 boil without
rubbing. q washer that ~lll cleanse wOolrn
blankets aud mems heavy wooden shirts
and drawers perfectly without rubbing
Snch . machine have had the pleasure OF
using for I've OF six years. The agent
that sold me the machine came and dit my
washing one morning h show i,s work. l
glsily paid him his price on the spot. bu,
though found he had charged me three
dollars more than be dld some of my
neighb0rs. I stili was glad aud feel thank
ful every Monday morning that bad The
opportunity OF being swindlrd. With the
help OF one or two children, washing Tor
Ten persons can be easily done between
breakfast and dinner, with the other work
and no soaking over night aud Win muth
less wear AMI tear 10 the clothes than The
old way of ruboing them. IL requires
agility and q proper understanding Of the
work. more than great strength. | Wish
this card was larger, hope our postal card
brigade will give some hints 90 ironing.
Aunt GINGER.
Grselsy. C0l0rid0.
Who Of the homemsksrs can pa, more
than tina, on a postal card Wish they
would ell try and see. Perhaps Aua,
Ginger ~ill give the name OF pa,en, II
her washer asa guide TO Others. We
think tina, agent mus, have charged the
three dollars extra for doing the washing
or did be wash for the neighbors too ,
That Is about the value men Sc, upon
their time and labor as compared With
that Of a woman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

The following excuse was written to
. soathbridgs school teacher; 'Tomie
s,sde hon coz be had no close and that's
excas snuf god nose"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

DO rot ever have sharp pains In the O.
giou % your heart or any other symptoms
II Heart Disease n 80 you can nui sufe
rllsfin DR GRAVES HEART REGU
LATOR o. 90 pr bottle. Free pam
phl,t or. D. iugsIl.. Cambridge. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

\ -co~vSpErM

Miss SasAnnAh Dede Owned several
houses which she let al extremely high
prices One man wh0 hired . house o'
Der bad BEEN uufortuuate. and vas unshls
70 pay his rent when 10 became due &C
cordlngly bis lsndlaiy ordered him 10
leave. why wAs be Ike . sch0ol-boy who
has been sent home because be refused u
obey his teacher
MINNIE A. CnvEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Henry schWnhsls. foreman Henry hrug
Packing Co, 81 joseph, Mo- uses ~.
Thomas Eclectric OIL with his men 10Y
-prains. cuts, bruises, ehspPed hands eve
ID il the beet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

E.sht days. 10 d. sail, are r'qaifsd %
cot dismOnd bot amer youns ALI ssi-
che dlamuud 10 does NOT take hrr more
than three days 10 eat al her poor &C
~ lln-a nrrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Every bottle Of Arnies aud Oh Linlmsni
.old Is warranted by the proprletofs 70
give satisfaction OF money VII DC reiun'
Odd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
,orv. NV uIapruI.

Tur NuifaiC urfr Co. ~ Marshall. MlrhHi
s.ff..r fo - 90 thslf tri.hrsfrd ttHcf roNu "a
b. var anl other ttHCfHfC AFrttsCts uu
rial fnf thirty days. .u fufn IyuunE ur utiI af
nICfssi 81 h. uFfFuus ieuiIltf, Joss az Vitality
aud manhnfai. AMI al kiudfstl tnuuhlrs NO
fur rheumatism. ufuralsias paralysis, anl
msny other dl-sasss Complete fe-t"i atinn
o. nsalth, Nirur and manhn-ri Euafanissi ~
rlsk j. nfufrtd a. thirty day. trial L. allossi
fiir them ~ once Or Illustrated pamphlet
free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
WARREN LELAND,
WON everybody mos. - The 'os''''fs'
,...uarrr ~ tho
LARGEST Hotel Enterprises

o, America. says that while passenger fro"
New Yors on board a ship goine aroana o-s'
Iloru. In shs early days q emiraiios 'oo-,.
u,fuIs. h harmed that one o. The onlse'' -
an. ,...,i hsi cured himself. during 'hs VT
-. a an otsiinifo d.sess ~ the use ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

The seal IL gentle All harmless ADD
rarely rstailates when attacked, saws an
exchange This Is because u IL fur bear
log animal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
} RnI-nnnN NM. !"

Drop-icAl ,seillnz.. Dizziness, In
ligf .flnu, ueaiaChe, -lccplcssness Curud D.
Wells Health nrurserf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

A. Cor Wells" Rough on Coru-" 81. Quick
complete cure. iisrd or son ,sfn-, nunions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Know TmysuF, by reading the sci
enc. Of Life" the best medlesl work ever
pahli-hed, for young and miidle-ased men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
a. -CuARADE
partlg phonatlc.l

nv srsi Is an sbbrevlsiion oflen seen on
calendars, In letters. etc. my seooHd Is
q common expression Of sarpriso OF nigh,
nv hiri was an obstacle IN The Way OF
little pig OF whom Mother Goose tells ~
nv 0artA denotes cspsbility, and doub,
not that you are my fouriA 10 readily an.
sser this eharade; the rAole Il The hind
OF words that children learn 10 read nrst
BESNfE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Ost 81 twenty. load. ~ coal weigh
ID ~ The police of Cleveland, The other
day, Only one was found - be- ~ flil
~,ght II i presumed that one Nts 90
iug o. thc coal dealer. Osn house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Piles. roachss. ants. b'..i bugs. rats. mice. 20
phvrs, rhipmunKs. cleared out BY Rough on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

L-ckoss- WORD ENIGMA.
10 base, not In ball;
10 elosk, not in shawl;
In match, MOI In light
In broil, not In nxhti
In home. not In hearth;
In laugh. not In mlrthi
In did. not 10 help;
In scream. not In yslpi
To stay, no, 10 stops
In spring, not In hop;
To whole Ne look back
Thropgh mists Of The years
How narrow the space
That divides rs appears.
J. q. n. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Qllck, comp'ete cure.-ali Kidney, bladder,
AMI Urinary Diseases. scalding. Irritation.
stone, Gravel, Caiarfh Of the Bladder tl. AZ
IrruuFf.ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

Amtn died 10 Bridgeport, Com. fcN
isys ago while buying cigar The deal.
~ PROBABLY told him that u Sas not "im'
ported. and The shock was too violent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla

f,r nhsumatI.m, Win entire sneess' sn.''
aftsr careful oissrvatlcn. declares ihAi' IN
hls tsiisf. there 10 no me,iiclns In ne v'fh
.guai % u Or ne cure q Liver Disorders,
Goui. the Effects % high living. SAT-
Rhsam. sor~-. IruPtiea.. a"d All 'hs
various ferns 90 biooi dissase.
We have Mr. LrLASu's permission % 'n''is
al vho nay desire farther eviisnee IN fesAii
O. ne stiraoriinary curative powers Z"
AyrAs sAHsArknILtA O 90 him TrFson-
Ally s.ihsf a. Ia mammoth ocf4a hp'sl'
Log nfanch. of a. che populAr Leland hois''
nroalsay, .lth Ani ..ih streets. NeE era
Ar. LrLaxb's extensive knosiedse 81 NE
sd done ~ this uneauaiisd srsdie.'or OF
blood poison. enables him % give inqaifeo
nsSh valuable inflrmation.
rnErAHTD nv
Dr.Lc.Ayers Co., Lowell. Mass.
soltt AL pru.s.s,s. a, al botl.es f0f ta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

touects offensive doors Al once Complete
cure 81 worst chronic cases. also unoQla az
karKle Tor Diphtheria. sore Throat. add Foul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
How IT Was

Al The battle ~ GctiysDurg ! was shot
through the len leg and Wa sent b the
hospital The army surgeons relieved me-
nut pronounced my case incurAhle. IL d..
charged pieces % bone, and for years !
have suffered with q running sore. tried
everything which my limited means would
allow. ADD experienced no relief uuul !
trlsd sulphur Blttrr,. I am now almost
well aud shall cortlnue their use on
N0Iiilr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

IHk HOFr on TlIH NATION.
Children, slow In development. puny. .crasn,
AMI delicate, use Wells Health Rcns~er"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
NlnInEn.

Cures cholera. collie, cramps. ilArfhUa. ache.
pains, spfains, hssfiacne, nsuraigia, fhsuma
tlsn. "a, Rough on Pain riast.fs. lic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

n you are falling. brok' y. ~orn oct ami ner.
yuu.. usc "Nell.' Heath Rsn.~ef." o.. Al
III--L.-.La
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

DECORATIONS AM SOVyESIKs -Dstach
the motto. from your bottle % hofss lsi'
io,s Doh, and mail PER directions on ga q
bottle. and thus secure an Assortment OF
DOR elegant decorative Advertisements
S,oy,pir.. .tc. MY. ID. SYRUr Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

A book has been Published entitled "A
Day ln Hell" TIE sathor got % Ia me
morning and found bis water pipe ffofsn'
prohatly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

m--EStoNA.
Composed Of IS letters.
Ny 3, "a. .. N l. 10 boil
Ny I. :. :, rs ia nsh.
Ny 6. ~, 10. lis part ofa ship
nv ~. 50. Isl assure In rock.
Ny whole Il Q proyerb-
May Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
PnrIrr WnNrx

Cures piles OF fiemorrh0ifs. Itching. Pro.
truding. bleeding. Internal 90 other. Internal
and External Remedy la each package. sure
cure, 90. Druggists
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ladies who would retain ireshnes. ana vi.
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The Irish doctor And thin. VI fegafd
n The swrlln AZ the bach oi Yer heal,
don't spprshind anything safioas oa' zoe
must kspe yer eye sharp 'pon H.
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NATAkRu Of TnE BLADDER
singing. Irritation, lnfam nation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints. cured BY Bucha.
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the Great Rocs Island Route

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CHICAGO.
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smoke "Ambrosla" light
Chew "Ambrosia" DARK.
L.. "Grocer's FavOrits" Extracts.
Clements Liquid Plaster Il god ga
bottle, az plastsrsl CSC.
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More people. adults and children, are
troubled slth cO.tlsensss than With any
other slimeut Dr. Henry Bartsrs Man
drake Buffers will cure costivene.s and
prevent the diseases which result from u.
The stock market AMI roller skating are
very much alike. It's all ups aud downs
slth both bot q fall la the latter never
fall. % fDof a man the nrst time.