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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
KNITTING PURSE

A.i,is at presen, quite the fashion
for lAdie. to kni, their own elk stockings.
q knitting pure Is quite convenient TO
carry them in. They may be made OF
silk. satin. " cashmere, whichever Is
preferred. II Of silk. or satin. three.
quarters OF a yard long. using the full
width Of the material. Double the silk
so ,hs, Il bring. the selvsdge edges TO.
geihr. Sew aero. both the ends and
up the sslsedges. leaving a space several
inches long in the middle. Before sew.
ing Il up |, should be Incl with silk OF
contrasting color Blue. lined with
white. /. very pretty with a design OF
daisies on one end and bu,,ereups on the
other. Two ivory rings are slipped over
the purss 10 secure either end. as In =
money purse. The ends are trimmed
with box.pls,ed satin ribbon and silk
fringe below. A ribbon Is sewed through
the middle OF the purse ,ha, ], may be
tied around the waist. The ribbon may
be omitted and the purse hung on the
arm. To pro,ec, the ends OF the needles
and to keep them from piercing the ends
Of the purse. !, is well 10 in,er, the
points 10 a cork. This renders Il much
safer 10 carry them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
rNryoit EpotSG

Thl. l. made with = slngle ,hfc,d
.pd Is one % The simplest kluts OF uilsd
edges For The nfsi leaf make loop ana
work ihr.c double one plcoi. three double
one pleoi, three double, one plooi' two
double. opc pleo,. four times repeated, }
three double. one picoi. three double one
plcoi. three double, draw up.
"a leaf Begin close 20 The last one
make loop and work three double Into
last plcoi Of afsi leaf, ihfcc double, one
p!coi, three double. one pleot, two double
one plco,. six times. three double. one
plcoi. iAr,e double, one pleoi' thfee
double. draw %.
50 leaf Three double, join Into last
pleo, OF last leaf and work the same q.
nr., leaf Fasisn % and begin a. from
rr,t ls.f. but lolu a. the thirteenth double
into nnh plco, OF last leaf aud continue a.
before. Work the edge In crochet "hn
one single chain into three pleois OF small
leaf aud two chains between each leaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
TINE MopERN snAKEsPElRE.

"what, hoi Audr0meisl"
"Jaiged by the tone Iehulc OF thy voice,
methlnks, IIenrieo, twere the tsllyho."
wkereat | tally one for thy sweet wit.
But list thee, seraphim. Hast heard the
news that OF late hath uttlei OF Beatrice
Marciaf'
"Me rival 4 the choir. What OF herr
n thou hist news that yilllnes the i.ie,
then feed me. boy. the very dregs OF It."
"She hath beiroihed her 20 the Count
Perslmmons."
"wha,. he that owns tie peanut mart
below, and daily sops the shekels OF the
Jest In change for popcorn, afy, and the
liter
"The same. Audromtds, the very .lmi.
lar"
"what. her And sh,i Nay. nay, II
cannot be- Plutonlon furies crush 10 4
the bud For will she not 10 fair Italia
bile and ride gondo'as L the market place,
sit for her pOrtrait TO Sir Michael Angeles
swap garlic with the fragrant Genoese,
and homewsrd come with voice with for
elgn tlmbre 90 venetred that she may sell
her dltiles by the quayer. and count her
ducats A. We count her faultsf'
$50 10, thou jealous jabberer, 20 to-
Thy fears DO make bat corpses OF thy wits
There do be ways OF circumventlng III, II
this thine Illlad OF woes should come. l
have IN uncle, girl"
"As woudrous news a. II thou'd'st told
me thou'd'st father oncel"
"But whist thee. wsntonl It's Q man
OF gold, this goodly uncle that tell thee
OF, and death hath even now q mortgage
on the same. Thine own Iienrieo IL the
coming heir, and when. on tongue OF Joy,
doth come the tidlngs OF his dear demise.
then will us twain across the waters speed
parehsse this Italia that thou spesk'st ="
"But, good Henrico ="
"Nay, withhold me not, for iron IL not
stronger than me will. Each jot and tit.
tie OF this tabled land will secure me with
me uncle's gold-florence, Lombardy, Sic
ily and Rome. with ell their piles Of lore
and bric-a-brac, shall be but ours, and
ouly ours, ne love; and this PersImmons
and his cackllng mate will meet their doom
In Como's limpid tide, or forced 10 live In
Circumstance ~ lean ~ is the tower 10
Pisa consecrste."
Snow do the gods veneer me soul with
peace, sweet comforter, and do swim In
dreams OF Paradise. - Yonksrs Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
moon nrcirEs.

Cream Psgs One cup OF ho, water,
on-.half cup OF butter, boil together. and
while boiling stir In one cup OF sified hour,
dry. Take from the stove aud stir 10
paste, and amer this oools stir 10 three
eggs, not beaten. stir 10 i've minutes,
drop In tablsspoonfuls on butisred Cor
CREASED with lsfd) tin, and bake Ia quick
oven twenty-five minutes, being careful
not 10 open the oven door oftsner than IL
necessary. Don't let them touch each
other In the pan.
Cfsan for Rfs.-One cup OF milk. one
half cup OF sugar. one egg, three table
spoonfuls OF -four, and fsvor when puts
anc cream are cool. open the pans with
knife and al with cream. Please report
Jour success.
A Nice Corn Cake.--i viii send my rec
ipe for corn Gales; 0ne cup sugar, one
egg, two cups sweet milk. four tablesroops
sour milk, butter size OF an egg. Two and
oue.hslf cups Indian meal. sifted, one bali
cup -four. Flour and butter 10 Be stirred
in last Bake In round irons or tins; Irons
are beat. Bake In quick oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
A HOPELESS MINORITY.

Among the Rev. Henry Wand Bsseh-
er, many accomplishments not the least
/, h. ability a. .,ofy.isller. To much
amused listener. he rcosn,ly told ihi, one
about . Nsw York drummer A iyPi.
cal "knish, q The grip sack" ~s de-
tanned al small town in Western New
York awhile ago where revival meeting
va, in progress. lie bad met party
Of eoati,ial frieni, during bis stay there.
and had VIA, is popularity knosn A. "a
load oa." Nevertheless. be diiiied in,o
the revival mee,ins and took sea, veil
~ ia froni. II ~n rather close in the
church AID the warm air Was Conducive
10 sleep. The drummer yielded TO The
dro~sy god and after nodding = little
sank into profound .lumber and 'leP,
through the minister. rather long and
dry discourse The audience sang q
hymn and the drummer ,lep, on. Thea
The svsngeli., b<g.n hi. address. and
wound up bis fsr,id appeal with this re-
quest;
"wll all Of you Who wan, 10 20 10
heaven please rise
Every one in the church siesp, the
sleepy drummer arose. When the
e,anssl:,, asked them TO be seated oae OF
the brothers in the same pew as the
sleeping drummer accidentally trushed
against him a. be "a, down. The drum
msr rubbed hi. eyes. and partially asaks
heard the las, portion Of the evsnseli',''
request, which vas;
Now l wan, all Of you Who want to
20 to he'll 10 stand up"
The drummer struggled little, leaned
forward uns,sadily, and rose from hi.
sea, in . dared sOr, Of way. A sort OF
suppressed laugh he heard from some OF
the yornger people. and an expression Of
horror be noticed on the faces Of tore OF
the older ones. s,esdyipg himself sgsin',
the rail be looked a, the evanselis, an
ins,an, and then said;
"wsll. pAnon. | don, know jus, sx-
.cily VIA, we're voting on. bu, you and
seem TO be in a hopeless minority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
..NAsIILK

Arrangement. for holding small hooks
10 hang on whatever you please. have
nearly exhausted the ingenuity Of deco
rA,i,e artists. All manner Of fancy de.
sign, have been used for the purpose and
now the kitchen !, invaded and the
wooden po,a,O.mA,her broueh, into ser.
vice. OF rather taken from it, field OF
usefulness. TO stand As an ornament on
the drt..ing.eA.e. The "ms'her !,
gilded or bronred and groups Of small
field flowers and grasses are painted on
the large end. Near the top OF the
handle four bra. hooks are screwed In
and satin ribbon an inch vide i' kno,,sd
around III. top and tied in bow At the
bulge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
OUR PuzzIE CORNER.
= .sa, iSs siIior. W Il. ki;rsis. kssi sun.

f-CuARapE
While l1nfns,ipg through ieial, one snl,ry
August day,
I ehsncsd 90 met farmer. =, work upon
hl- hsys
M. face was rosnd AMI ruddy, sod glousd
with simple health,
M. nslds we're green sni fcfiilr, which 10.
dlcatsd wealth.
"Oh, sir. cried simlflnely, enlighien
me, ipray.
Upon youf mode Of farming and raising 50
much hay"
"wsIl. cir" replied the farmer, "ihe labor
Is quite small
If people will .frsi their brain work With
that Of physical
I bought this place" cou,lnued he, some
twenty years sgoi
II was q poor. neglected farm, . all the
people know
I went To work and TILED the soil. expert
mentsd, and
To-day you see The bay H''i last upon the
very land"
Then freely THANKED him and drove upon
my way
And lei, The farmer s.ill At work rsking NJ
his hay GEKrS MOUNTAIN Bow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
suERIrr's SALE.

ONFOKp. -
'I'Aksn % Kxeeutloa ani - b solf a. rntle
Il act %, % ~ hIEhest titief. % tte "a iay
u MAJ. A. u. i~s. 81 zee o'floTk in tts ausf.
noon. q NE of1rs q hlstes hsfssf, 10 turs
sid 10 sad OlunfY, al ne rEht 10 slatl Shra
psr 4 L. Farrar has % fstesm ~ iolloslnC o.
srritft reai estate. situated in hlCktfn al
~amner, 10 ssd 01lniF, o. al crftsin - OF
All 10 hackaed ant -umnsr Aioftfet, IN ne
taIfIngs thefcon, r1siAinlnE apcat ~ aefet.
more % zee snf helas tns homestead lara a
no ssid psFhi 4. Fausr and f1fmsfiy tnQsa A.
ne JAMS sraalt M fsrms stuasf % softh
R1ekasi Nulsxe. TIE aboVe prtmasfs tlug
satIect % too morig CAGES Ne tfst Ftc1fitd m
OHiofd Essisiry q Ilssds. BOA ~. paEs o.. az
en ~ Ne al Daxhi 4. fsrr.f a. ne -qath fsfls
savings nank % sscure to paYwcot % Irooi'.
sory note fof 49,. dated April ittns ~ Ne -
oni mortgage al Dote dated necsntsf IN. LIS,
anf slvsn ZOE 49,. on shich tso noies al nor
gsgss thsrs i sos das a. lat eiEht handref All
tsenfy tollsrs
JOSIAH " WHITES. Dspuiy sbsiif.
Dafed a. hacknsld. this IN dsY % April -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Alter reading a book. or al article,
or an Item OF Information from any reliable
source, before turning your attention TO
other things, give two or three minutes
quiet thought to the subject that has just
been presented 10 your mind see how
much you can remember concerning 10
aud n there were any new Ideas, instruc-
tive facts, or hints OF especial interest that
impressed you A. you read, force yourself
10 recall them.
II may be q little trou blesome at 1rst,
until your mind gets under control and
learns 10 obey your will, bat the very ef.
fort 10 think IL ell out viii engrave the
facts deeply upon the memory. 90 deeply
that they will not be tffaced BY the rush.
Ing In OF . new and different set OF ideas F,
whereas II the matter be given no further
consi deration at all the Impressions you
have received viii fade away 90 entirely
that within few weeks you win be total
" unable 70 remember more than dim
outline OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Cas-, on one hundred stitches needles
numbsr ,wsniy. !. slip one. knii one
pas. the slipped stitch over Il. bring The
silk forward. khi, one. bring The .ls
forward. parls one rpea, TO the snd OF
the row. Every succeeding fo~ i the
same. Three ,ksins Of coarse acting
silk are required. 1, forms gentle
man. lirong pure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
-"C.,o." SAYS Mrs. Hanlet Beech

-"Caio." says Mrs. Haniei Bseeher
Stowe to q Negro man. whiiewashing on
her Floiida plantation. "now that you
are free and can vote. | hope yon will
use your influsnee With the eolored pto.
pie to get me the ballot" "Lof Mis-
Bseeher." says Cato. rolling up bis eyes,
while an ineredulous grin broadsns his
Kind hearted. honest face. "duz yer really
belebe dat wimmin Is got sense 'noush
Ter know bow ter vote =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
s p e CT Fl G S {.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NxruEREAs. EtessIse n. Esis.. then % Gil.
w cad, In the County of okford. On toe iounh
day Of December. A. II. lf7. By his deed Of mort
rage Of that dats, re)rded In the Oxford Regis
Iry Of Deeds. at Paris IN sad County Of Oxford,
hook Ia, yaEe sii. eonyeysf " the undersisnsd
Rose 4. Aasiin. then ot OileAf AFORESAID, . Ger.
tain parcel OF lsnt sitastei 10 ssii Gileai, add
knosn a. my thlsl homestead, bounded a. FOL
lCss. ,iIf Commsneing IL The Andfotcogtn
river a the c)rntr % lahd m en- 0vntd ~ joseph
Ary; ihsres following the line OF sail LarJ .
All psrmsuio Psabody's Land In souihsfy d.
rec,ion q The line OF the town % Oiissf. lhsree
ioio.isf The to~n line IN an sssisfb direction 10
The land swnsi By JedeIiiAh q. Lar tssncs IN .
perthsfiy dire % The Androseef9ia river
Iherce following salt river 70 the nfst mentlobsd
bound. oOnisining three husfred Hfss, more of
less msaning 20 eOatey eli my lhlsl homssiesd
farm. IN the Town % cnssi. And shefeas lhs
eondlliOas cf said deed % mortgage have been
broksn- nad The debt thereby sscafei 10 stili due
and unpaid. !, the sad Rose Z. Assile. ths mort
ffFee rnsntlobed Ia ssid deed % mortgage, DO
ksisby eisia f0ye'o,ure Of said deed Of mort.
gage ,scsorilrg 10 the proyisoss 81 The statss IN
.sss case made and provided. and give shi' po'i'e
Tor that purpose
ROSE Z. AUSTIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
II-.,nirfrH.L ENIaNl.

IIi-sCEirruR,L ESiGNA.
Composed o. 50 letters.
Ny u. q. 81 was received Ia The h,ud
OF JOB.
Ny Is. 10. /. that which. With reProof'
glvsiA wisdom.
Ny -. I, q ia creature mentioned BY
Peter.
Nv l., 30. &C. n vas part OF az insiiu'
msui welded by Eaui.
Nv =. ~. :, Vas One, whose children
sold nsld Tor . buping place.
Ny -. a.. 10. e, ~ ATE What JOB 'Aii
we're broksn.
Ny 81. 10, &c, "a. ? Is no, TO Be ioerd In
heaven.
Nv 30. IS. a. 80. 6 1. Tbs, Which "a, to
cone from the North
Myia. :. %. IS. SO IL What The Childfsr
Of Israel wsfe without many days.
Nv 81. g.. IS. - w,s the father 81 one
% Tie prophets
Nv q. IN, a.. -. %. 81. 4 il What esf.
tain svosilc wss unto Chfisi
Ny 50. a. a.. - IL iha, which God Will
not esteem.
Ny Whole l. an exclamation BY So Paul.
II nati,Hp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
Sick IIEApAcuE.

Thousands who have suffered intensely
with sick headache say that Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has completely cured them. One
gentleman ihus relieved, writes " Hoods
ssrssparilla Il worth It's weight In gold.
Reader, II you are sufferer with the sick
headache, give Hoods SsrsaparillA trial.
II will DO yoa positive good. Made by &.
I. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass. Sold by all
druggists. 100 Doses one Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Con LivER Ou, WIN IlrrornosrnfrEs.
4 Most Nutritious Foot iai M,ilcia'.
Dr. Lindsay Johnson. OF Carisrssllle,
Georgia. says take great pleasure Ia
SAYING your Emalslon 10. proved Itself In
nv hands most efficient remedy, la the
varloa, wasting conditions calling fof such
a nutrffnent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
u-nlppKs ANIMALS

Dclr,si igglf.
We arrived AZ West Side last night.
Came BY the Portland, @ sdensbarg 4 Grand
Trunk. Newton Was here Ia meet us. We
came away In such hurry ! iii not take
care OF he beef and gun. corn The beef
ard You b. sure and loet the gun In The
east room.
IL. Eaion has gone TO Dapdee. Rose
Kipgsley went with him. Eaton u . odd
A. Uncle Joe's CO on, II oxen may be CON-
pared 20 men.
am pleased with the country here, The
land scsns good. and lays well VIII
write more al length soon.
Yours In haste, u. NuftiNo'
The initial letter. OF the hidden animals
commencing with The last AMI read NJ
warts name . prominent nan OF the pres
eni gcners,lonl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

A lie saved for thiriy.nVe cents A lady
Ia boston had Dlphihefis aud was almost
dead from sirsngulation, bat was Instant
~ relieved and nnally ourtd by JolHsoAs
in0dyHs LiHinsHL Every family should
have 4 bottle ready for Instant use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
- GllInN. nr Mn.

The papers tell of a man who cured him
self % Bnghrs Disease % The kidneys by
living on ous gsllon OF milk DAY Tor i've
years. This disease has been cured by
Brosu'. sirsapsrilla 10 - days. For sale
Oh al ifugglsis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

How many bald heads you see. WORK.
worry. disease, dissipation. These do u.
Pafkers Hair DAlssm stops falling hair
and restores gloss and youthful color.
Exceptionally clean. elegant, q perfect
dressing. not gfeAsY. Pfeyenis dandfuf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

The doctor. are ell liable 20 b. mistaken.
They we're ln my case. IL cost me 500 o.,
because they said hat the heart disease,
ani then told me ! must die. Ganimo.
Their .aii u wN Liver Complaint, aud -
worth OF Sulphur B.iisrs cured me.--Jsa'
nis Dor. Eorig0r. Nno.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Profitable Investment One dollars worth
of Nisriiias C1rairy Coalition Inw'isrs
lei u coop of thirty hens viii yield =
prodi OF three dollars, besides preventing
al mannsr % diseases. BE sure "a Get
Shsrldius The lirgs packs are worth
less
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
NOTICE.

II Frn % =. Richsrtsoa- A Co. GsasrAl
Hsrd-ars Dealers. -. Paris. NE. bsinz aossi
10 - dissolved b. natal coassof. osias o. he
ooatsmplsisd renewal 81 NJ. {. \ kictsfdson
70 Minneapolis. Minn-. al perssns Indebted 10 the
arm are hergby requested % maks immediaie
psymeeL RICHARDSON a 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

We were slddened Saturday by The news
that . Waterbury brass factory had been
wrecked by bad management lit u any.
thiug like q Waterbury watch IL viii take
q lOug time to get its adalr. wound NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

The railroad companies want 10 lay
their tracks with hardened sleeper-. One
of the New Haven ministers says that his
congregation has material enough 10 Sc,
up a whole parallel road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

A fashion item says None bat young
ladies snd bride. should wear hats" All
the sane. W shall continue % wear them.
A sensible MAJ would rather 90 bareheai.
81 than 20 wear one ~ this season. riilc.
ulOus. looking b Iunets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

An excellent quality OF paper has been
made from the pulp Of the banana, bat a.
y,, no lselilmate use has been found for
the peel thereof. except - a substitute Tor
ice on the Sidewalk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Don't throw your old carpet slippers
away. Hang them on the fetce where the
poor. hslffroTen tramp can see them and
bless your Kindness OF heart for providing
him with car.muf..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Coionel Frank james Is havlug a royal
time 10 Mssogf. A. q rccsui County
falr. those Cltlffus whom The Colonel
haiht Killed called on hlm AMI gave him
an ovation i Hfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

An Engllshmln 10 Madras has, BY q
iucky sccldsnt. made 4 photograph % a
tiger In the act OF se.Iing 10 prey. twas
ouly partial success, however, ~ Do dli
Dot have time % tSll The beast 10 "looh
nieasapt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Ffr4! Al nts stopped free by Dr. kiine's Great
Nerve liestoref. 40 fts after nrsi days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and o. trial bottle
~. rhlia Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

when you see your nsighbor In bis back
yard engaged Ia splitting wool you may
AZ any moment send cold chill down bis
spine by sharply shouting out AZ him
" Look out Tor that clothes line -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
WANTED !!

Aworli.s iIeu..sseps.. A nids,es u. 40 =.
m IN, cspsbis Of taking fsll eharfs and doing me
sssi sllasiion = m rood pay, by sddtssslar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Ssow THYuELF, by reading the "Scl.
ence OF Life" the best medical work ever
Published for young aud middle-agei rsen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
As.rrr. no rrllrr. or L..r wsr..

ANswEKs To PvIrLrs oS Llsf wESs.
i-BfsAkfsst
a-ThougA I speak with The tongues OF
men and OF angels. ani have not charity, !
an become a. sountlug brass, or auhhl'
Ing cymoaL
81. Ken .ewsli. :. trivlsd. 5. Bar
Ana. I. Aluoul. 3. Poplar. .. fs as
.lul :. Rslsksli :, Pip plul. csnifals
% words In par,u,he.es-wlpcoski
t-Mo0ty. moot, moo. mo, m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Important to horse owners See siyer'
tlsement In another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
THE HoMRMAKRRs COLUMN.

correspondence on practical topics. coming
lnropsrly under the head of this column. IL -
fcitsd. Address all communications ntendesi
for This dsnar,msnt 10 iiliof ~ ilomemAkers'
Column, pxfoRp DssocHu, Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27

Little boy" The end OF pas nose looks
a. n II was a.fre, doesn't II, mar"
Mother with q Sigh )-"iss."
"what caused II, mar
ut was the work OF an lncendlsfy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
RlIl0uSMESS.

Bilious symptoms llvarlli.
nriso from indigoctio- sue O.
iurrodtongue. vomit'- c!till,
plddincss. sick hcaL &c. j.
regular bowels. The l.rcr Sc
crotos tho bile and ac,- Ike q
filter or sieve. % cleanse impu-
rites OF tho blood. By irrCgE-
larlty In It's action or suspcr-
sions or itg functions, the bile
is liable 20 overflow into tho
blood. causlnT j'urdicr. sallow
complexion. yellow eyes. bill
ious diarrhCG. Q l1-guid.
weary feeling md rc.y other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may DO properly termed
IN affection or tho liver, ard
can be thoroughly cured By tho
grand regulator CT tho llyeg
and hillary organs. DURD0Ck
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