davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
AoRp BEAUTIES.

History IL full Of the accounts Of the
fascination OF women Who we've no longer
Young. Thus Helm Of Troy ~ss over
forty when she perpe,rs'ed tie mo'' Ia
nous elopemen, on record. and /. the
siege Of Troy lasted decade. she could
no, have been very Juvenile when the Ill
fortune Of Paris restored her 70 her hu'-
band. Who 10 reported to have received
her with unquesiioning love and graft
tade. Periels. welded the eou''s'sn
A.pui. when she was ,hir,y.sis. aud
vet she Afterwards. for thirty years OF
more. welded an undiminished rePuia-
ton Tor beauty. Cleopatra VI" pss'
thirty when Anthony fell under her spell.
which never lss.ensd until her death.
nearly ten years after; aud Li,is Was
thirty. three when she won the heart OF
Augustus. over whom che maintained
her s.osndsney to the last.
Turning TO more modern history
where |, u possible to verify date. more
accurately, We have the extraordinary
DE Poietler.. Who was thiry.six when
Henry li.--Dake OF Orleans. anil just
half her sge-b,c,me attached q her ;
and she -as held =. the fret LAZY aud
the mos, beautiful woman al eoart up
20 the time Of the monarch. death and
the accession 10 power Of Catherine Of
Medieis.
Anne Of Austria ". ihir,y.sight ~h'n
she va. described /. the hsnd'ome',
queen Of Earope. aud ~hsn Buckingham
.nd Richslisu ~,re her j-sloa. sdmll,r'.
Ninon de l'Eneio. the mott eslsbrA,'d
81, and beauty Of her day. ~ss The IDOL
II three generation. Of the golien youth
of France, and ,he ws, 'svsniy.i~o
-h.n the Able de Bsr.l. fell In love
with her.
True IL 4. tia, in the case u ,hi. lady
rare combination Of culture. islsn''
and psf.on.l attraction. tndo~sd Their
po..s.sor seemingly With the siil. OF
eternal yosih. LOU. XIV ~'ddsd
Madame De Mainisnon ~h'n she as
fory.ihr,e ye.i. Of .se. C.'h'ilnr u
II Ru,,ia ~s- ihifi, -ihfss ~h'n 'h'
.silsd the empire IT l,usi.. and eaP'i.
,si,d the d.'hihg young General Orion
Up 10 the time Il her desih-ai ''A'y
.s.en-,tc seemed 10 have retained tbs
same be-i'ehins possf'. 10 he lsmsn'
isiiou. -,re heartfelt among al ito'e
-ko bad ever snosn hsr personally.
Mdlle. Mar. lhs eslshrs'sd fr,reh u.s'
edisnre. only ATTAINED the E'uih OF her
beauty aud poser bsi-sen forty and
fouy.hse AZ that p'rioi tn l,'lins''
of her hand. and aims. especially. ~s'
celebrated throughout Europe. The Ia
moa, Madame R-c.misr vas thirty eight
-hen B4uu "a. ou.isd from poser.
ard ,ke 40. without dispute dselsi'd ~
be the most beautiful woman IN Elfops
which rank ,ie held for fifteen Year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Non.ltr.i,lrnt Tn,r,.


In the tosn OF Dixasli. In the tOsniy OF GA
ford f0r the year ls,o.
The follosing ltst Of takes on real esists 81 nos
resident owners In The town ~ Disnsli. toi
M YEAR is-o, 10 bills Communicable ioha ~ Ilts
Collector Of .ali town, on the ii,t DAY Of AoE-
los hss hen fetaruesi hF him 10 me a.. remain
ins uuPaii on The BFh day % Aux l-.s, ~ ~.
certihcais of that date. ani nos fcmsin unpsii
and notice IL hereby given that II sAid taxesibter
ct and charges are not paid into the Treasury 81
ssii rosu, within eighteen mooths ffOm the dAis
u the eommnmsnt Of SAID bills, 80 much 81 The
real estate stsd ssLl b. suneient 70 pay the
amount due therefor, Including intsfcst AMI
charges. Gill sithout iurthsf notice b solf Al
Bsbllc anetiOa st the 1fcsssrvf's N -. In saii
losu 90 me iO.h day OF March, ISL. h 10 Of
the elock, n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
NORWEGIAN INNS

Ny.iusn i, specimen Nor~esian
inn. .poiles.ly clean in esery part the
kitchen fall of .aining pans and shelves
Of china . dinins.room that u also =
sitting room. with blooming plaa'' IN
the double wiadov,; q well.ihumbei
register q visitors names oa the table
and then the big wooden rocking chair.
-ho.e counterpart /, found ia every
American farm house. The bedrooms
in ell the Nor~esisn inns are the came
small boxes. not large enough TO swing
cherry in. Throughout Nof~ay the
bed. 81. the same little narrow eohln',
no wider than steamer birth. with the
same hish sides, presumably TO keep
one from falling out II he .holli inc,u'
iiou.ly move OF turn during the nishi.
10 add 20 the torment Of these berih..
the pillo- i. . Hat. feather thing that
you could pa, in your pocket. and b..
heath Il turks broad. wedse..haPed
bolster srsngemsn, ,ha, keeps one slid
ing down 10 the foo,bosrd unl,,. be can
retain b.. place by brseing =, fall lsrg'h
at an angle and attitude that the human
frame only assume. on al undefi.kffs
OF di.seiins table. In one N1tsesian
inn where the da,,ing maid wanted TO
DO her kind,.,. she pa, . wedge al the
head and FOO, Of my berth. and dream
ed that I Jay In = hammock ,h., touched
the ground. The white spread that GOV.
er. the bed In the d.y.,ms like pail.
or . sheet on .-sspins day. !, esreiully
put s~sy 81 night. and one struggles
9TH quilts or blanket. that are slssy.
too short and too vide for the narrow
bunk. and can never be made Ia, =, the
fooiboard These ATE minor ,hlng.. how
ever. tha, one contends With eve'yshefe
in the towns, villages. and on frsqlsnied
roads, and be mus, 10 of the beaten
track TO fad the true Nofsesi,n bed
,ha, j. only four Zee, loag. very nsuo~
and bull, into the side Of the room where
/, can be .hu, up like q elpbo,ri all day
long A. Ny,icsn there ". "a exact
ing Ensli.hman ,ix feet in stature. sho
insisted on seeing the bed. before he
would take b. trap. of bis earriole. lie
found them many inches too short Tor
hi. g.uni frame. and drove on TO the
ns,t place for the night.-Cor. ~.
Louis Globe. Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
THE MAN WHO DROVE DOWN
STAIRS.

~ NtAANAA~
Thi. Count Sander lived 10 foe man.
zion on the Sehlo...berg in Bads. lie
was very fond Of horsss, a. are all Hun.
garian., and hi. feat. Of horsemsn.hiP
vsre 10, only eccentric. bot dangerous.
lie would force bis horses 10 plunge
down from rocky heights. TO scale almost
perperdieulsr elid,. TO dash across the
Danube upon floating cakes Of ice. TO
leap over stream. and ehs.ms. and to
clear fences. walls. and even moving car
rage. At single bound.
One Of BIZ. mos, foolhsrdy ssespadss
occurred one day in the year 1927. There
va. in the city Of Bud. long aud steep
stone staircase which connected the
higher section OF the town. around the
Schlo...berg. with one Of the lower sec
lions, known as Christian Street. This
staircase Was no, far from the mansion
Of the Coun, Sander. and on tha, par,ie.
ulsr day the eccentric Coan, had for hi.
riding companion German artist named
Johann Pres,el. ss bold and daring man
as the Count.
Suddenly as they drove past tbs head
Of the staircase, the Count. almos, with
out a word. turned bis fOur.in-hsnd to-
ward the steep pa'sage-wsy, and HEX
ing hi. long whip above the ears Of bis
leaders. drove the team headlong down
the stairs.
How the wheels mus, have bumped
and ratified down the steps. The Count
va. q very expert driver and could guide
bis plunsing ',esd' With much 'kill and
eAe. 50 ,hA, this ride down stairs Was
no, =. dangerous as il would have been
With less ,killful driver; bu, !, vi.
Wild enough as it was. and even the bold
artist found the staircase quite iorg
enough for such downward dash.
OEKRisu ELDRiDoE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Few persons realize how thoroughly
they are controlled BY prejudice even to
their own disadvsniage. Dor many yean
the treatment " rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciaiica and headache has betn by some
outward application, and, iheidorc, With,
out stopping 10 think that the origin o'
tliese troubles fsuif, ffom necessity, tc IN
ternal. the weary sufferer conlliincs 10 rub,
rub AMI finj no relief Alhlophciosistaken
internally, and a. prof that tai. . the
correct pfinsiple. u clrsfuf,ly andGulck'
lv. The s,aicmsnt q those uli) lats boa
c,srsi ought TO ,ouvincc the incicdnious.
Skowhsgan. Ne. April 10, 1856.
Ihave suffered a great deal vilh rhen-
maiism and neuralgia. and Ahlophofo, u
the only remedy that would af'fd relisL
Ihavc had rheumatism IN my hip 20 that
I could hardly walk, and three a. four
do~es u AihlophorOs would entirely cure
me.
/ recommend Il 10 all Who arc suffering
from ihr.c diseases.
CuAs n. ArgIysoS, st'roinasier.
waier,ille, Ne, April Il. 1886.
u.el two bottles Il Aihlophoros, In
,ho.s ,wo single bottle. ! found more merit
ami GOT more rclisf than ] ever cot rom
All the medicine. ever took ~ my Ihen,,
maii.m, With which disease ] was Afflicted
for ten ycar. sufisriug mot inl'r'e'y'
Athlophoro. soon drove away both IAN
and rheumatism. and Tccomrtnd u IS a
valuable femc,ly CHAs. j. hiiiih'
Manchester. \. II, March u, isso'
Having suffered for some time ifom
,heumaiic difficulty vas induced t. ~
Hottie q Alhlcphoros, anil on harry 10
recommend The sane asa sun relief Ut
rheumatism. AErnrR u. sNiriI.
Every druggist shonldkc,p Ashlophoro'
AMI Athlophor,- Pills. lut wher, they can-
not l., bought IT thc druggist he Aihlo.
phoros 20. H. Wall ~, Ne~ York, vii
senl either (mrracc Taidl on rc',id ~
regular prioc. whi,h b. sl.'O pcr '"''le
Gr Athlephoros M 90 or llls.
Tnr iivtf ant klinrY ds0as.s disfff-ia in-
dirrsilln. ucaknrss urffous ~ iiN nlfl 90
81 uonrn. Culs.ipafi,r. l.eaiial.ie, l'.t
hiosi. Gc. Aihi1rhifus illh af, uHHuAi'H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

So Din HE. - An agent for the sale
Of rugs had rung the door bell Of house
on Monieslf several times when q man
came to the door with = 'qualling baby
under his ann and a,ked what was
wanted.
"l'd like to see the lady ofihe house,"
was the reply.
"Aui 90 would I She ran away three
days ago. and Id like to zee her long
enough to give her piece OF my mind
about leaving this bowling hid behind
her !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

xlTuEgEAs. LuCY D. MckEEN, n Nor-aV,
w In ~ Ioaafy Il Otflr'l at -f.fs ~ Macs, BY
tff deed q urfffgarr dsfrl The 4fh iaf q fftsf.
. n. tssi. sni FsrilriFsl IN ths ottsfi toanff hFf
i.fry l--sk 80 psrs 80. ouuFffsi a. nf, 81 mot
rsEs. csft.ln psfsl oi "a estate, 'ia.is IN Nof-.y
fliHss. tlf NfEInnIng ~ . sfnns ~ NJ nfifth
sast cufusr q 1sorrs Mukius's d. ~ the Inc Il
Il.stsf rifest thsnrs fsstsfy ou Joe ni sai street.
.svsn r-ls AL ulns nnks o. ulsfi.s sinnf ihfncr
saathsfiy tssits rolls at t-fnif LINKS, afr 81 80.
D. ths cufusfs ~ r Mllrff's All 4. 4 hrtflls's
lAsis ttsngs -ssisflf thfes fis, more 80 zee, o.
foas th.ncs norhsry "a rl-is, u1rv of sss, - ne
q a. ntiuusd tau1l. All vhsfsss ths osuiilfinns
o. .sd naf,sss de-, lave Tea hruksn. thsr'bf rFs
naiies th.i calm ffss1sars 81 ths sslns ~ ftsson
thsrvof
JOHN A. BOLSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
u-wonn sor,Rxtxul.SKs

u-woRD SQUARE N BL,SKs
Che words required 10 oil the blanks
form q word square,.
youth who was out Cunning on the
broad prsirie-. pssrcd cautiously sroand
for game. Looking toward The - be was
- te:rinei ~ the SIGH, % What appeared
10 be large bear - 81 sgsiust the hori'
100, TIA, be- dropped bis qua and ran for q
- retreat. there being no - In sight In
which 20 seek safety.
SAN, ruE DUScE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
; :i ~ "a. pss..s' a.. :s .s
nsr. Mel
-Kxiaaa


II vas one pleasant winters day shen
two men In z. -. >. 10. 7. 10 In . small
"a. II. Is. 4, boani Tor an ;, ), p. IL, q,
l6 a short distance Oh the coast The sun
shone brightly In the eastern rky, gentle
bre,Ie rlei each .. 10, J. -, aod esrfiei
them swlfty over The fosmiug 81. II, ~,
-, n, ~, 8 Toward u, III, -, there
vas q marked change In The aspect OF TIE
sky. Clouds gathered AMI thlcksnei Civ
log evidence OF approaching u. 1, :, 10 or
., IS. -. = The 20. Is. 6, 20 Increased In
power. 10 bscame Intensely cold, and they
s0ou decided that the Only safe coarse ~ss
Ia return u TIE ~. I, ,, 10, -, ia. 9, 10
They accordingly turned the :, II, ~ OF
tie vessel In thai direction, and succeeded
In reaching port In safety, and returned TO
their snxiOas families.
They were not able To leave the house
for The next three days, for II was The be-
siuuing OF my whole. GA lettsrs) which
will be lOng remembered In that vicinity.
EyE I'm Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

"w,li, I never" remarked Dumley, %
he tried to bite through mof'in the Other
morning st breakfsst
"whst Is the mattsri' inquired the
lsndlsdy.
"Thls bread 4. awful" assrily replied
Damley.
swell, its better bred than 700 arr"
Was the free Ilng response.
The silence that came over the breakfast
table Vas 80 deep that IL patched hol. 10
the cellar f)or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
OEKRisu ELDRiDoE
wife fIu,, hom, from lhe camp mesiis

wife ljast home from the camp meeiioe)
We have had such . glorious meeting Ia.
day. You krow what an invalid Mrs. Bet'
ton has been for nfteen yearsf
Hasband-Yes.
wife-wsll. n there ever were saints on
earth, she's one OF them. She says that
she has sat all through these long years
In her invalid reclining chair without
murmur and In perfect peace and content
ment
Husband (very much interes,ed)-is IL
possblei I wish yoa would get the name
and address OF the man who made that
chslf-N y Saa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
FAvoRlTE DRINKS or GREAT
MIN.

Tom Reed drink, water when be is Al.
home.
Senator Frye. Of Maine, drinks min
ersl waters.
Secretary B.yard love. big drink OF
pure rye slightly mellowed With water
Secretary Manning Is = temperate
man. bu, he can esjoy small bottle oc-
ca.ionally.
Joe Blackburn, Of Kentucky. drinks
whi.key. and likes to imbibe II out OF |.
tin cup.
Nearly al Of the New York city states
men drink beer al home aud vine In
Washington.
sens,or Edmund. ,,ill sticks TO the
festive cocktail and does no, like TO
drink alone.
A glass Of champagne 'ipped slowly
rous,s Sunse, Cox to ebulliiiOns OF wi, s'
nothing else can.
Senator Ingalls, f.voriie drink is =
mystery. but CONS OF hi, brother ssnl.
tors say IL IL vinegar.
Secretary Lamar drink' anything thu,
comes slong. and does !, as q Southern
gentleman should.
Senator S.al.bary. Of Delaware, Is
p-rti.l to ~hi'ksy sour nov and then.
Il gives him inspiration.
Attorney General OAKLAND can drnk
anything and 10 any style. Aqii f1rIi'
would not move his nerves.
Senator B;ex. Of K-n,ueky. thlnk'
that any man Who sp,ll, good ~hi,k'y
With water Is . heather.
President Cleveland IL no: aver.e 10
cool whi.key, bu, he prefers Plsin.
everyday beer as beverage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

We have sxposei. durlns TIE last year,
many swindlsrs Who advertise. uuier The
name - mvdlclne. vile oompoands which
ouly Increase human sgfefing To AL
Who uc,d purr medicine aud blood parl.
ar. we can honestly recommend Salphur
Bliiefs -Elif1r Nua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
nrN,rr or SNINnitn.

There .. Doe oomfor, for the nan Who
msrriss r,d beaded ~lf, he can always
lOok upon The bright side % lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Dont neglect your eoash' Ayers Cher.
~ P,ciorsl will quickly cure u lnd pre-
vent Consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

An Irisbman asked the CLERK Of the Po-
lice Court one morning tn show hin the
entrance out OF the courtroom. lie was
shown the exit into the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

The reign ~ sense In mediclne il shown
by ihs popularity ofH'p fros' Piisisr'
for palns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

VVHERs,s. s.sh Dsriis, of siossh.-, Ia
w ths q asts of Osf0sd snd st.ie Of hslns'
b, hsr mortgage ss.d dsisd Jane ran. q. q. ls-t,
ant o. sga 4 n Oxf fd ssst~ra District kssistsy
OF pee,s, teoA "a. psss A.esvsseito ne, kisi.
= tiu'ekins. of Lss-ll. IN said toas's, par =
lot nunbsrd f0uIts. n. litl IN the psr. 81 oi
ssd BENG 81 OF ssIf ~, sfosp'isx that psris
csaveyei % Isazs y. seAlistssi alss al ~ ~
svntersf ssvsntess TN 20 ssti Asademy ofssi,
lsiss vet OF ths Sfsat IRE !, sseslici. .sa
br'ksa. nos. thsrsfsss. b. ressoa 81 zoe brsssh
Of he eosdifioa fbsfof, ! The ssif Hrietns'
sialsi . foseei,ssre % ssid isoftxsfs.
LovsIl. New. al, ls<. ur-.,r,~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Always on ilme-wlags 10 the picture.
OF the aged scythist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Wien naSy -. sch. -. raw. her c.ssSriA
wAsa sAs "a cA14. sAs er1el Zee CssiofiA
wAsa sA.-bss.R. Mss 81. siahs v cs.,Sris
We. sAs A.l cAGAs.s. sAs gave iAsz c.ssss...

One % the hardest thlngs In life FOR sman
i On believe that man older than himself
understands anything. but be gets there
some day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

"a good name .. better than riches. a.
The foyer remsrksi when he sflxei The
name - millionaire - heavy Checf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

iv.-pkcArir,rioSs
I. BeAead forward. ami leave aged.
?. Behead loud noise. and leave some
thing used ~ rOwsrs.
3. Bshssd boat. and leave 20 pick cot.
4. Bshsai a color, aud leave a tind u
fsh.
5. Bshsad . swim sailing vessel. and
leave 10 speak.
G. Bshsad 10 bos., or brag. sni leave
brightness. DvrtEN in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Pow deep while sluggaris sleep.
Add yoaIl have corr 10 sell and keep.
g-lleoron AcAiemy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

The home sirs,eh-.yius to make
both ends meet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
a Q a r. d.

T. al no arr su-rrine irofn ~ errors AM
inii.crvii1ns q Yoath. nsrvous ve2knsss. cAflr
day. lassof manhos.f. a.. vill seni q Fccise
thaiviii cgre yoa. rRrE or cuAnGE ThisgreAs
rrme.iy "a discovered ~ . missionary IN soash
AnsrloA Ssnia -sifatiressei snvsioge b he
EEy loslru :. iSxAS. Siaisss p. Nss TEA ci,.
what 4. sassf asts an srchsnge. IL 4.
sli,iug 10 . hammock eating coupons or
enjoying = salary that hasn't been earned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
A GREAT CAUSE or HUMAN, MISERY
Is the Loss Of
MANHOOD

q Lecture ~ me tstefs tfs.fmsas $50
tisals.I rure -smiHsf Wsakness 80 -psfmk.
tnf. No., iuttcssf ~ elf Ace. itFs'artarf
Enmi..l o.. impltsrcf, NsfFuss lFbirY Ani
imusIim ne o. hfffiae Efnsfaly. q nsnmp
fins D. ~ anf lfsi Nsufsi srf ftfscil lGs
s.p.siu, Ac.-bI hultkf .tlLNfk"tLl'
10.
Ths worif.rstesusd ssthor In itis aimrtts
10 nv cfary D. 20 ffrm 10 go shpfffnee
ih.t m $500 r. o. quff 60 of ~slf Atass 10y -
sfseius 10 y mofsd siftfut dafEfrtss sufE al
30 - sac, hoaEis. Itsifuans rngs 60 -.
fisls tulftlus 90 ME g arr 81 oter rffiaIa
al ~ siaa b shirh sFsfy sufffsf. no maiiff
ssai 40. cJaaltoa msY D. MAJ cufs timsff
l nssplt D tssfsif "a fsfic ~.
s~ As issfsrs 80 grorss teoa o nsas1sfi
ssa flasfssaf
80, ssdsf .ssi. lain suseiops. " a.V 81.
i've. on rcFpi 0l fslf osats, of too p'sttss
sts~ps sff..s
THE cUIytRwEll MEDICAL CO.,
a i.sSt. Ne Yus. ~ Pest osss b. ESQ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Grand Trunk Railway
Water Arrangement

WInItr NFtnUtmtht.
On AT 49, Nov IL, isst. al unfl faritsr %.
lrr. trs.rs - run a. fliirss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
IL MAN
rTIHlin. RlCIIsLlyp 8 PlrIflr HlIlNlr


lbs. .rrs 90 80 b IL III Ia.iisi 80 80
.'rH fHH H.Hf IH.laIfarf 80
r....... 49,. -, H.. -.
..H. .'.r. .r 90 t..r.'.. 600 rt..rr I..safs it
80 r'.i,
r..'f ".I N.....r.f anl ..rf.nraf
Tho Great Rock island Route
U.srsrfe-s is IaIr.rt ttst $3.50 ~ r-rsa.al 49,
a' .H go fH.HHHaH'r haI.Harrf rnaH
40 IN 'r...f &C.,. fn.. sHtrffn
l.rf..t. m 4. $3.50 .t.i Fl. r.sle 81 ifs s.isl,
e. a-rs .r f.f.rf 1.f.ls ..'fr.s 81 a. tfsts.
s. trlrf 30 rfar
f.fr' a.s f..r.f.Hs al Ell ..-r..f..s r..-.s b.
i.t......' .l. f.se.srr il..laa.rf
r p 80 r'r--,-- 70. $3.50, c,l.,r, -
The Famous Albert lea Route
n .r ..rf 90 IHf.'I'a 're tffarfn UtI.trn r..
.'fa I..f.H"r NI.. 90 f...e Iaaf lffH..s
ef.r ff sr-rfr lr
...ft.-. 20 r.--..',. l,,. ...,...
rt. o. ~. r.raf q. .f. sI. .t...
81. Ir frVr si, r.-s., g. r..
80 .....I 'rIrrHa ......I Dr.
n. A.r.a mi.
|..a. 1850 = IS 49,. .-.I B.. 20.
49,. l. 90 i.'ri s.a,.s 81 tss.ts. .l .l
v. r. eAn1r. Z. ST. JONI.
lrssta a... Irr CO.. r.t- r.ss Q
CHICAGO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Get the Latest and Best.

II /, an invalu.iie comIanion IN every sehooi,
AMI 81 every fireside. specimen Iegss and
testimouiAi seut IreTaii "a appiicaihh
Published BY c. q {. sthhAh Co,
springfield, Nus, u. s. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

-sEKlrToS roKrEN
Bills t-;b-,.
S-if-s OF IL,
We IN - - ~ m-yg-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

-ENiONA
Composed OF Is letters
Nv 3. -. . domestic saimh
MFtii :. i.sCiiy
Nv ~. A. si.Acurss 10 the community.
~ 10 81 9iss troublesome thing
Mys.2. ~ IL What ~ all should DO.
My9. n :. =. >. 5 gross Ia the garisn.
Nv whole "a name vel tnown % The
reader. OF The nENocR,r
GOLDEN Ron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14


n.rl.ea Harvey,
HE hOusstesd
farm oer1gtet
b. DAVID tisfsey. tloD
usrussa \ wsitsr.
NJ. rr-ttsne- In
E,t Village srd
mill Of Hast va.
lsse. b0
:. \. marble. had.
~in Ma tls fem. Noo
Same. Holland farm. io
sane Rand white
tnm.
Iorin fart. N Is sho lD
eEoRGE Holt. Treas. Of Dhasli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

uI-rRaNsrosirioS
Hsi asr, 70 IIs,omhele.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Dlsheli. Nov. ~. 100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

ASswEKs To Pur1Lts 90 L,sr wEKS
i.-Posi-orice.
81 penuy .Avei !. sPenny earned
s. HoRS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-07
New Year Calls.

This new departure made in the So
ciety line. in Brnckway Centre. New
Years day, proved success in every
particular to the complete satisfaction
Of all the participants. The Calls as
far as learned were limited To the fol.
lowing ladies and their assistants:-
Miss Kittie A. Carroll, assisted by
Misses Mary Richardson and Cor,
Mills. These ladies had done every
thing in their power TO satisfy the
callers and their efforts were abund.
antly rewarded. The lunch served by
them consisted OF all the luxuries OF
the season and was served with ii
bounte0us hand.
The Misses Rapleys assisted by Miss
Holder. of Port Huron. The call ON
the above was made exceptionally
pleasant by the instrumental music rem
dered Oh the piano by Miss Holder.
Lunch was seved in most appropriate
manner and of an enjoyable kind.
The calls were not numerous, but
very agreeable and the young gentlemen
extend their many thanks t. the young
ladies' who received and sincerely hope
that there Will be more to Call upon In
he year 1887.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-07

MARRIAGE S.

WARK -SLoAT- la Brock wsv Centre at th'
VI. L. rsr~opsge, THURSDAY. Dec. 3lSi
lSa5 by Rev H., LeBsron, Jphn Wark
aud Miss Eta M. Si0at, botD of Sp sker
| We ~i.h them Il iuli quota OF all the joy'
| attending married lite.
WILLIAMs-At the residence OF tn
hr,dr's ,s'her Cnas Willsms on Friday
Jiu. Is, 1886 by Rev IA Kug, William
W.lch aud NJ 81 Fannie Wiliisms, both
at Brockwsy.
Nav rney live and enjoy all the happiness
ard prosperity Of this hic AID die at a good
old sgc.
RCK-MCKENNA-At the residence o'
tho brides father, j. G. MrKsnns. on
Friday, j ,uuary lst. 1885, by Rev. Ira
LeBsron. William O'Rburck, Of Flint,
and Miss G-orgins McKeuna OF this place.
May they enjoy many years If unalloyed
happiness.
HOPKINS, BEADLE...At The NJ. +. parsonage
Memphis "Wednesday, Dee. 80, 1885, 10y
Rev. A. j. Holmes, Geo. f. Hopkins and
MISS Jennie Btsdle both or 'bis township
A pleasant, psncrfuI and prosperous journey
through this life is our wish.
MCINTYRE. .BUTLER-.-At the III. +. parson-
age. Brockway Centre, oh Thursday, Dec
"A. 1885, by Rev. H. King, Geo Mcintyre
and ii iss Della Butler b0ir OF Brockway.