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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The visliors a. Atlantic City are no, 20
conventional a. al The resorts farther north.
Tie nsarsr The COLI north one get. the morc
pruish surf bAihsrs AMI other. berone.
In Atlantic City fair girls promsnAie Tor
hours upon the leach In bathing costumes
T.ey look a. trim AMI neat a. pretty girls
well can In the sensational bathing coz
tunes they adopt Nightly conirasiei blue
aud white are thu favorits colorS black
stockings. often % sllk. reach up 10 tho
closs fitting Trousers Il the knes AT tho
women Affect black hose for bathing this
summer A little white canvas bathing
sllrfsr sirapp~i or tiei fat, completes the
costume downward The girls tie fancy
hAndksrchiss over ollskin caps 20 keep their
hair dry, and they have some Kind q scarf
tisd In a sallOr knot under broai collar at
the neck
Tho beautiful wrstcLe. wear oor~ots with
ths.> fancy bathing suits. and squesr' them
selves up and strap themselves down Ike
v.ritAbe fat French women Conets are
offsrsi with the hired bathing suits regn'
larry now After bathing hours the clothes
line. In the vicinity q the vomsu'- dressin <
RON. show q string Of vet, bent. di'colorsd
AMI hLieous looking corssts that are enough
90 make any one With ssihstic instincts
shudder.
Thsy even insist. heaven save the marx
that IL 10 only thu proper thing for women
ani girl. 10 wear corsets into ths surf A
strange thing. tails devotion q women 90 her
corsst You may break you may shaster
her, you may pound her into lily AMI
drive her through fire AMI brimstoDs AMI
shoot her through stwo-lnca plank. bat she
will cling 10 her corset still The stlf. steel
rib. and ZONES destroy FREEDOM Of muscle In
the water ami hopelessly hinder woman
from learning 10 swim. and she knows u,
Tut yet abe hangs 10 that pair Of stays Ike
grim death. Nothing will separate her from
H. Therefore long live the oorsst AMI the
woman who pants and wriihes insiie OF II
while she goes In surf bathing.
After bathing. the spoonsy couple. AMI
flirting couples dig In tho sand AMI sun
Themselves They plant q huge umbrella
down deep iato the ground AMI hide their
beads under IL, leaving the ret % their
bolls. In the sunshine They lay thsir
beads together under the rel umbrella. AMI
90 remain for hours But what they say
and DO there IL mostly unknown TO the
public
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

A summer rssort IL supposed 10 l. whsre
psopis 20 % rvsi AMI recupsraie How they
DO q at Atlantic City you will 80 by the
plciur~ The board wall. ~ Il l. cane'i.
Il ralsei plank promenade that runs along
and above the teach from one eni % Ataniic
City 20 the other IL Il nearly three milel
long, L. fiftssn fes, vile. AMI 4 crowded ~iih
humanity from morning iill night Soue-
TINES the foots,sp, OF es.co T-rsons patisr
upon 10. boards q single evening. Ihs
crowd arc as ho,. a. eibowri. ami ismmed
AMI tlrri a. n IL vas contlnual Cousy
i,lani Sunday srcurion. Vet they Ike u,
Tor 10 ischangS. and change 10 aboui the only
ret worth having
Atlantic City /. The Consy Island o. fhil.
als'phla, they .ay. erc-pt that 10 IL no, %
srrsn,lve Here are booths. stands. steam
caili0pes. merry 20 rounds anil catch penny
shows inconosivabl~ photographer will
give you your picture by instantaneous pro
cs.a When they 90 couple that bok
spoousy. the sly dogs mnrmur conn isnily.
Your photographs taken together. twsniy'
Eve crnts- The halt often take. IL i
Whispered that The spooney couples arr
somsiimss married couples AMI not married
% each other. either. AMI that the-s twenty
i've cent photographs. 'taksn togeihef,
have fgurei a. dumb witnesses In dlvorcs
oa.~. tc.ors nov. but that l. neither hsr'
nor ihsra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
IN TIE sASDS

The pretty girls promenade the .Dis IN
their ravishing bathing costumes. and gs'
their photographs taken In them But when
10 comes 10 going into the surf, soms Of them
alp OF TO the dressing rooms and hire
cheap bathing suit, and wear that In thu
water. Tho splsndors Of the other are foi
the sands. and not 10 10 dimmei by contact
with the nlt 80 II isa good heA
A favorite spot for the girls is the -sand
boz Hero they CONS In groups and gang
10 lounge under ri umbrellas from morning
ill noon, before and after bathing hour<
Here much spooning Il done. The sand boz
ba long wooden framework. sort Of pisr.
nlisd with sand
Ladies' 90 grabbing. too. ct Atlantic City.
Ths favorits spot IL an inlet I've miles away.
They drive along the beach 20 the place.
All along the coast here The sand y hard,
firm and smooth ~ . floor. making at los
tide an unequaisd drive
Atlantic CITY contains nine churches and
10 drinking saloonk A writer says thai
The women support the churches and ths
msa support the saloons Thsrs are. b
sidsA nearly 100 boarding. housss and botsis,
mestiy well alisd sAAAn KrSo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ATLANTIC CITY SIGHTS.

rhIiaasiphIs's Csasy Isissd - nsthi"l
Costumes that Never Oct wst-I the
sands unasr HE'D umbrsiiss-rhs Heard
w.ik-Ih. ssndbes.
ATLANTIC cIrr. July ia-Phllsdslphis az
pears % uniertand solid comfort better
than New York doc< The nearer her vicln-
iiy one approaches the cheaper and more
coufortable the necessities a life bsc0tno.
There 4. more frcehsarteinssi apparently.
and tsopls With wares 10 ssll 10 no, seem %
much q prorfao.i sharper. whose aim u
10 get the last cent out 81 you AMI civ" a.
little a. possible In return You get more
thing fres than eise-hsr~
Thi. generous. hospiiabls disposition
shown even In fhilsislphiss watering piacs.
Atlantic Ctr. II .s place that has shovel
ahesi irsmeai0usly Twenty-Five years ago
oaly duck hunters and fshsrmen knew what
a paradise ~ . SPOT u va. Now 70 has
permanent population q 1000 II Il noted,
they say. for mosquitoes and girls with rei
hair AMI frc.kss hut the mosquitoes oue
can defend himself against. AMI Tho rel
haired girls with frecsles h. dos not want
% 10 protected from.
Atlantic City Il situated upon a long. mar
row, sanity i,iani upon the New Jersey coast
Ths Island IL caiiei Atssoom beach, AMI
Atlantic City 1. sixty milss southeast II
Philadelphia several railroads Tass through
the place. Thers isa Lighthouse. eailsd Ab-
sscom light. upon the north eni 81 ,h"
Island, which Il not. h0sever. oailel an
islani al all. but teach Atlantic city L
an all the year around resort. anil hundreds
Of Thousands % psOpls come here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The Boston Posts Portland correspon.
dent says ''the complaint against the Dem.
ocratic party which makes their campaign
spiritless IL that the most Objectionable
men In the former leadership are still, In
some instances, In the front IT meetings
and conventions. This 10 evidently 10.
tended a. . whsck ~ the Hon. Eoen ".
Pillsbury. but why single him outf Simon
Brown Vas ~ closely Identified with the
count out a. Eben Y. Pillsbury, and
he IL more prominent In the cam.
paign. SO Was Garcelon. the nomi'
nee for Congress In the Second Districti
and the candidate for Governor, n less
identified with the work OF the count-out,
was ready 10 70 To greater lengths 10 main.
tain its results than any other man. lie
WAS 90 fierce and 90 anxious 10 nght that
the others had 70 hold him. lie wanted 70
tear down the State House over the heads
ofthe legal legislature even ifit Killed every
one OF them. Candidates, managers and
speakers are ell In the same boat when they
were selected their attitude toward the
count-out was carefully considered. and
every one who opposed that iniquity vas
sent TO the rear.-Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Rulrs rSn CANNING.

10 canning fruit ofsil kinds. and berries.
my last few years experience has taught
me that q quarter OF pound OF sugar 20 .
pound Of fruit. etc IL sufficient have
tested II faithfully and dad II . safe rule.
have KEEP, cans so preserved two, thres
and Eve years, 10 nad them AZ nice as
when put M Every year ! purchase new
rubbers Tor my Jars and think II economy.
when fililng nv lars always plsoe sill
yer spoon In them. and have never broken
ar, be the article ever so hot 1.-THE
ladies have not tunnel for fillng us
would advise their use. s 10 saves time
and prevents the sauce from running down
the side. always use q wooden spoon
and porcelain grsnlteware kettle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
now 10 pmNk w,IEE

The leading medical jDurnsl of France
has pahnshrd = pamphlet protesting
against ~. sxtfayagsni use OF ARTIFICIAL
mineral waters, which. IL sets forth. do The
double dam,ge % chilling the siomseh'
thu. LAYING the foundation Tor gastric
catarrh, while The hmestone held In de-
poslt In the cafbOnsisd waters nnds It's
way 20 The kidusy. aud eventually pro-
duces Bflghls disease. The pamphlet slsO
protests agsiu., Ice water A. prOsOcs-
tive OF eatarrh la the stomach. IL further
.ay. "wA isr shouli be drank cool, bat
not iced. with the jaic.' Of . quarter or
half OF lemon Ia IL Mineral water
should al.o Ne drank With dash OF lemon.
water should always De swallowed slow.
w. IL. not the stomach which IL dry,
6ut The mouth aud throat II you toss
OF drink OF water you throw IL through
your mouth into your stomach. without
doing the former any good, while you In
lure the latter by loading IL with whs, IL
does DO, require. Dtlnk slowly aud
keep the water ia your mouth Tor mo-
ment when you begin. IT you WORK 10 =
hot room Ia hot wether tie = damp CLOTH
around your temples. ant you VIII not
experience half the craving Tor drink you
otherwise would.
4 Cure for Corns. Mix some powdered
chalk with lard. Bind on the corn aud
let remain week or 30.
.SIsiefon Lsdrss.-There Is . quicker way
OF skeletOniLlng leaves than the usual one
OF macerstlon. bui Il IL Al best an uncer'
tain process. though occasionally IL may
succeed Half 81 ounce OF cAustic soda
should be dissolved 10 . pint OF water FOR
the thinner leaves. aud one ounce OF soda
10 lame quantity OF water for the thicker
one. Ia this liquid the leaves must be
placed, and kept near nra until the cu,i'
Gle can be easily detached, which will
probably be In q day or two. After being
skeletonlred by this process, the leaves
are very tender, aud the bleaching Ia
chloride OF lime becomes . dlfiicult mat
ter In consequence. The mscerstion IL
certainly q tedious affair. bat the result Is
more certain, and In some respects less
Troublesome.
Empowered starch Ia rubbed on the
hands afler taking them from water u Will
prevent their chspping. Apply after they
have been wiped on . son towel and while
they are yet damp.
DO no, put soap In the water with
which you wash the glass on your bureaus
wash II with clear water with son cloth;
then polish with q piece OF chsmols skin.
This removes lint and makes the glass
shine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Mss May A. SCIENTIFIC CoRrsE.-

Miss MARY As A SCIENTIFIC CoRrsE.-A
story OF Miss Mary Anderson reaches Us.
While she was rehesrsing the part OF Juliet
an eminent physician. On intimste friend
WAS present The performance delighted
him till toward the conclusion OF the play,
when bis conntsnance wore troubled tx'
preston. when II was over he went up
10 the actress. My dear young lady" be
said, ''you are wrong In one OF your ef-
fects. Don't you know that corpse does
no, stinen for AZ least six hours after
deaihfT my dear doctor" responded
Mary slowly. speaking In deep, rich tones,
and adopting a strong American t~ang.
do you think I'm going 10 keep my audi.
ence waiting for six hours while stlffenf"
Phil Nall Gdreffs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Hay FKyER

Is.type OF caiarrh having peculiar symp.
toms. IL Is attended by 40 infsmed con.
dillon OF the lining membrane OF the nos
trils, tesr-ducts and throat, affecting the
lungs. An Acrii mucns Is secreted. the
discharge Is accompanied with burning
sensation. There are severe spNsms OF
snesIlng. frequent attacks OF headache,
watsry and innamed eyes Ely's Cream
Balm IL q remedy that can be depended
upon. 30 eis. St druggists; by mall. regis
tered. 60 cents. Ely Brothers, Druggists,
OUero. NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Non-Re.ident Tnxes,
In the town o. woodstock, in u. cOsriy Of o.

ford. for the year lse3.
The following list Of taxes on rtA estate OF
nonresident owners Ia the town Of Wooisiock fof
the wear lssS. In Hills committed 10 q. u. Doc,
Collector Of tAtss Of said town. on the tenth
day % June. lse5, has been returned BY him 10 ne
a. remaining unpaid on the eih day Of June. isss.
By his cert hcaie Of date. aud now remains IN.
paid; and notice u hereby given thai N the saii
tAxss, Interest and charges are not paid Into the
Treasury ofthe SAID town within eishtssa months
from the date OF the commitment az said bIis,
go much OF the real estate tAxef 80 vii Be sumo
lent 20 pay the amount due therefor, Including In
terest and charges. will, without further notice. be
sold at public auction. at the Treasuyr's once
In said t0wn. on the 18th day OF December.
issf, At Eve o'clock IN the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Nssls. sf P.,itis. Zoe Discharge.
sfufe of Iuine.

OXFOgn. - ,-Court az insoisenrT. d. ne ctss
- OTIS q. Russhtf,. iasQlFfut pstiof.
NOTICE L. nefeoy girsn thaf q % Itna IA co
~ thls i-lh cav % Augs a. ~. t-s.. nesn pc.
s~ats.i ID saId eaurt far sall CuuntV ~ oiIs g.
RaassIl ~ nlckdelf. a ne CnalfF of osf1rts
praying tnaf 81 msy D. iecree.i fl'l tschsfEe
hon an ~ lCtts, pfoFanle unIIsf n ffQt si,us
81 ehaptsr - III - ~taiutss q MaIne. sd spa
asIf nffIIiou If = nriisrci 81 sait rourf nat z
bearing - al upon ne sams lsfurc al cart
A fsfis, In ssii couuiy OF uxiofi, on Mednfsiti
The 4 day 81 selt, a. n. is-l, a. nlnf otlofA
10 he fnrenoon al thai notIce t1ercof D. puo.
llshed in the OxFORD nEauCHkrt a newspaper
published IN sal couniy ~ oKiori, oncs a So l
Dor tso successive scek i1e lat pablcalion o. p
seven days before ne daF % heafinE al that al
creditors Mo have proved their dgutss al oihfl
persons interCsts.l. nav app~sr AZ sait tine 81
place And shos causeif anT tleY have Wv a a.
cbArEe sboult not - granted saii debtor Accsrd
inE % NE praysr % he petltIon
Attest -nERkiCk q. DAVIS, Register
% sAid Court lor sal Coanty "a oAfsrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

~ Ersryiliag 'sifh a M,lOd.-Thsre l.
no trouble To making preserves II the
fruits fresh, sugar of the best quality and
everything done with . method l make
three quarters 81 pound OF loaf sugar do
iof full pound OF fruit. the former being
spread 90 fat plates, AMI set into The oven
until hot enough 10 hiss, when !, goes In
10 the melted fruit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Soor1. Enrrslox or PuRr
ID LIyEn on.. wIrn ACCOMMODATED

Con LivER on. WITH HrrorHosrnirrs-
Fbr lIdsiiHg Diseases u CAfldr,n,
Where the digestive powers are feeble and
the ordinary food does not seem 10 nourish
the child, this acts both a. food aud med
lciue. giving strength and flesh AZ once,
and Il almost As palA,Aole A. milk. Tsks
no other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Corrcsponience ON practical topics. coming
properly under the head OF this column. ts 80.
iiciied. Address all communications Intended
ColuUn. OxyosD DEsocs,r. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The proper caper Is said 10 be TO est
both head and tail OF smelts. This IL Que
OF those rare exceptions where IL Is fash.
ionable 20 make both ends meet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Says New York exchange. at Is not
every unfortunate marriage that Is chronl-
cled In the newspapers" Possibly not,
bot i IL any fault OF the newspspersl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

A. thi. season % the yssr man who
can't carry 4 hoe h,n.le hundred yards
can log nshlng ROT twenty miles. The
roi 4. 80 much lighter yol know.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

10 family 90 Traveller. 10 m.lAflA dis
ir.ci. should ever b. Without that sure an.
tiuts-Ayer Ague Cure. Warranted 10
cur ~ mslarlal disorders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

N HIDDEN BIBLE vKKsE
Ose wofd hidden In each sentence
I. Dli Ross bring the letters from The
oiiice last ulghR
? TIE banishsd convict will ever yeafn
for bis native land.
3 am afraid you will take cold With
that thin gsrmrut on.
That hat l. very uubecomlug.
s. think you will not nud Hsnrah a.
home this Afternoon.
c. Hall len hls sabre q, Hartford.
= Phuip raised one hundred bushels OF
corn lsst season.
Let ~ learn our lessons, then Nc
can etjoy oar play.
.. The quality OF color depends upon
the sklll % the painter.
STELLa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

NJ. Clev,i,bd ,s,. iha, 10 Der Chlc,go
litfsfy ufs shc will aim lpw. That IL tie
ouiy Wsy 10 reach The Alcsei brains oi
Cblcsg1 people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

A writer remarks "You cannot put =
graf hope into = small soul" Despite
thi. positive assertion there are siill lots OF
Ohio men who aspire 10 the Presidency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Pa, them IN .ton. az. or vessels OF
glass: cover tightly ani keep 10 Dry cool
pl.c-. Look u them oftsn. lf They he
turning -csii AMI return 10 TIE 'rs
IL Take Sialss OFT ~ S.lrsr Piais -
steep the plate 10 sosp lyr for The space OF
four hour: then cover u over with Will.
iug. vet With vinegar, 80 iha, II may stics
thick upon Il. and dry t. BY the nfci ansr
which. rub 90 The whilins, pa. II over
With dry hrsu. AMI the stains will not only
disappear. but The plate will look exceed
lngly bright
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

which causes the mosi young men -
attend preAching-ihe bell % the church
OF the belle % the neighborhooii The one
ihs, wears skirts, 81 course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Dennlson. o. girls have formed an anti
tobacco chewing league Thars right
girls. that's right Break on the disgusting
habit before It's too late
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

TfrS AL Flts stopped FRYE BY pr kiias's
treat Nerve Esstorvr. ~ ITS amer mr. lay
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and o. trial
bottle ffre o. Flf Gases. seni o. Dr Aiae. 81
ArCh -. fnlla.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

washing d.shss puts The hanfs Into The
most fssorahl. condition ior plano pfae-
ilcs. bot unfortunately. most young ladies'
are pfcvsuisd BY their piano practice ffom
sAsilug dishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
TAX W.RNiNn

And Don't iei The germs OF tha, vile d.
ease. CAtsrfh, take root sni nDurish Ia
your system Salphur Bltisrs will pre-
vent this and make you strong and healthy.
-Elifor Wssily Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Ahandsnme prsseni ill b. awarded 10 The
ssnifr 90 thr Bot OF FINAL yuff si 9TH answer
flf this department al prrrlcs "a D. sent %
" n Eastman. last sumner. Maine. 90 reach
him hF rrlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

1.-THE present battle % Salloh t.psei'
ily brought 90 cose. there will Do largs
member reported among The mlssing ADD
they will All hc magsrlnr readers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

al. Reader. rsspsr. 2. Saaks. sA,Ee.
s. Gussi, quest 4. fouch. porch. ,. Spiu
DE-. sslufic. e. Boat, boot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

We have in the Democratic party some
men whom, n may not call them SCALA
wsgs may call them "scabs. "-Ex-Gor.
Gdrc<loH at Androscogpia Co. C0sreHfioH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

mluYEngsiiabs s,lssmeu 10 tFsysi saf
MN 10 ths tfafs ouF CEisnkArED
CIGARS. Tubfcca. tiGAkErrs A.. Llb-rsi ~.
fasfsmsnfs. aiarf o. Ceamissiot Aifrsss
immeiisisly. Nsw YORK AND HAVANA CT
GAR 90 No. f0sfih Assuue. New loft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

RasA Viraai1is - Pare, stone and
weigh the fruit. heat slowly 10 draw out
the Juice; stir 10 ofisn from the bottom
with . wooden spoon; amer II l. hot, boil
quickly. s'ill stirring three quarters of an
hour; AID then the sugr. allowing three
quarters Of . pound ~ pound offfuh !
adj the juice OF lemon for every three
pounds OF the fruit. half . teacup OF water,
stew altogether ten minutes and take from
the IRE. large pineapple cut up noe
adf. IA The n,vor. Pat ~ hot In air
tight cans or when cold In glass fs or
stone pots.
P.etlsi PsacAss. -Take ripe. but not
too son peaches, pot Glove Into one end
OF each peach. Take = psunis btown
sugar IN gallon ~ vinegar. skim aud boil
up twice, pour II hot over peaches aud
cover close. ina week or two pour on
AMI scAld vinegar again. After this thsy
will keep any length OF time.
Speed Psac4ss. - seven pounds fruli, !
plus vinegar. , pounds sugar, ounces
cinnamon. 1 - on cloves scsli together
sugar. vinegar AMI spices pour over The
fruit let stand % tour, df,in on, scsld
again ADJ pour over the fruit letting stand
another a hours Boil al together unul
fruit 4. tender. shin II sni boil iiq1Of
until ihickenei Pour over fruit snd set
away 10 Jars some labor, bat 10 The sud
. good result.
Riarllsrry Jfa. - To four bosl. OF
bl.ekberfle. sdd four bowls OF sugar. boil
thoroughly AMI turn inio Jars, With ap,'
per dipped 10 brandy over 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ui-woRp ruIztK

ui WORD rUKztE
lna wOfd Of nine letters meaning In q
condition favorable 90 success nnd hidden.
without iransposliion, words With the fol-
lowing definitions
I An Abbrevlsilon.
The front Of an army.
8. An article.
4. A very troublesome insect.
s A direction card OF label.
q. The whole duration Of being, either
animal or vegetable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Wien nsSy 80 sish. vs fsvs her cssssriA
Wien che 80 cha. she ersa fus c.s,oriA,
wAsn she beesn. Ma, sAs slung V cassoria,
VIA sA.A.a cAn4r.a. 81. gave ,Asa css'sr.>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Ayers Safsapariila contain. loilde OF
Potassium sni lron, With The beet vsgeia'
DE blood parifsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

ANsvEEs To PusxLEs oF LlsT wESs.
i.-PeArut
s.-Vice j. q monster OF 80 fflghual
mien that 90 Boz hated needs bot 90 BE- seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

L-xxfoMA
Composed OF rs let,srs.
Mgt. 2. 6. Z. 8. IA Il now before you.
Ny 10. s, IS Il . worthless dog.
Ny 10. n, ~, ~ Il valusble farm pro
duct
My l. 3. Is mineral
Ny whole l. found 10 this paper zach
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

important % horse ownsrs.-See ai'er'
ilssmvut In another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

u.-CiARADE
MT nrs, part has many admirers,
Aud ardent sdmirers are they
4 heavenly law l. my second.
II lis true-whst the proverb doth say
Nv whole Il sometimes qaite convenient
when sending my nrs, part away.
Eye IN r..