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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Constable's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution issued out Of
Justice X. Ranney's Court, of Los Angeles
Township, county OF Los Angeles, State OF
California, dated the 31st day Of December,
1856, in a certain action wherein Harriet
G. Graham as plaintiff recovered Judgment
against II. c. Graham on the 3lst day OF De-
cember, 1885.
have levied on the following described
property, to-wit.
North half of lot 8, Block 80, Ord's Survey
of the city and county of Los Angeles, State
of California.
Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the Goth Day of JAM
uary, iss6,
At one O'Clock P. N. Of that day, in front of
Court House, at city and county of Los
Angeles, viii sell all the right, title and
interest Of said II. c. Graham in and to the
above described property at PUBLIC AUG
TION, for cash. Y. S. gold coin, to the high
esta nd best bidder, to satisfy said execu-
ton and all costs.
Dated at Los Angeles the Slst day Of De-
cember. 1885. ]. C. CLINE,
jan1oawtd Constable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15

John Wieland's celebrated Philadelphia
Lager Beer now on draught at the leading
saloons. Sleinike 4 Brnning, sole agents
and bottlers. 154 E. First St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15

Young Mems Institute (CathOlic).
Institute No. IA, meets every second and
fourth Monday evenings OF each month IN
Painters Hall. Nadean BLOCK, at ~ cloca; x;
Catholic young men between the, ages 81
- aud g5 are eligible to membership, Wis
itlno brothers in good standing are cordially
invited. JOHN =. Oian,
JAMES J. GEE, PRESIDENT
Recording SeeretaIy. oelz..ly -
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Boss Horse-Clipper of the Pacific
Coast has his headquarters at the Metropoli
tan Livery Stable, on Second street, oppo
site the new City Hall, Charges only 81 a
horse. - o,,,a.,N,p,f
ianl 3m u ODoNNHhA'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
American Legion Of Honor.

SAFEFY COUNCIL No. 664, meets First and Third
THURSDAY evenings Of each month at Good Tenn
pars Hal
Visiting Companions always welcomed
d. H. PAYNE Commander
O @. WnLLMAN, Secretary. apb-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Los Angeles Chapter No. 3S, b.
A.. M.

lst .ted convocations on second MONDAY Of each
month, "a p. NJ, at Masonic Hall. sojourning
companions in good star ling cordially invited.
BY order OF G. f. MCCLELLAN, II. P.
M LEVI Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Knights Templar.

C1uR Dis LION CoMAAsDKRY NO. Q, X. t.
Holds its stated oonclayes at the asylum in LA
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of eacl
month, OF "a o'clock P. NJ. Sojourning knights
remplars in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. By order Of the Il e..
]. Il. S. BELL Recorder,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Probate of Will.
In the Superior Court OF the County Of Los
Angeles. State Of California

In the matter OF the estate OF Manuel Ca.
dierque. deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
l. o. O. F.

Orange Council No. 20, l. o. O. F., meets
every Wednesday evening in Good Iemplars
Hall. Visiting members are cordially invited.
JAS. NJ. BRAINARD, O. q.
ISAAC S. SIXTH Secretary. ie8 ly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, L 0. o. F

40. REGULAR MEETING held on
~ Wednesday evening of each week
at 80 O'Clock.
Sojourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited. IL. IL. CRAWFORD, N. g.
Ed. Il. PRAISE. X. 3. 1yzo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Eagle Corps, N. G. O.

REsulAk meetings at the Armory. Cour
street. every Friday evening at o'clock:
W. II. II RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
O. A. KErLHR. First sargeant ie24-ik
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
Certificate of Partnership.

By L. ]. THOMPSON, Deputy. dec2s 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
uosE ORNAMENTS.

Thi. 1. . good time of the year TO make
some pretty fancy articles for the house.
Tides made Of strips OF velvet or sllk
sith lace Insertion and edge are easily
made AMI may be decorated In any way IN
.uit the taste Hand embroidered vines
on strip. % sl'k or velvet are lovely
Really ssrvieesble tiiies srr male OF linen
trimmed with iorehon. with Outline pic.
iurr- drawn with lndelible Ink. II you DO
not know bow 10 sketch get . shee, OF
tracing paper; select some simple outline
picture FOR your nrs, attempt, trace II del
iosisly and carefully on both sli,. OF the
tracing paper. then transfer n The linen
by placing 10 where you Wish 10 have the
picture. AMI go over II sgsin With the
psncil. thsu use The ink. 700 may In The
sane way sketch for painting In oil or
water oolor.. This I. not, ~ BE- sgrr, high
art. bat II l. pleasant work, and. " you
have not much time 20 give ~ n. II !, far
better ihAa doing uothing % the Kind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
AnornkR SUDDEN DEATH.

Hardly q week passes without the men,
ton by the newspapers OF sudden deaths,
and OF late the alarming frequency Of the
sa,emen, that death vas caused by rheu.
maiism or neuralgia 81 the b'trt canno,
fail 10 have been noticed. In all proba'
bili,y many deaths attributed a. heart dis
ease are caused by these terrible diseases.
which arr far more dangerous Nan IL gen.
srally considered. l. there any positive
eurei Tie Lot answer 10 such question
Il given by those Who Lats btr curcd ny
the use q Aihlophoros.
Raih, Ne, April 20, 1856.
Aihlophoro. knocked the rheumatism
out II me, II Il SURE cure for that
disease, like the bridge that carries "a.
safely over. Aihlophoros deserves good
word from all. and will surely ut praise
Of all Who have usesl H.
T.. III. TURNER. Agt. iloyfs Express.
Manchester. y. H.. March u, 1850.
One year ago while suffering With .
rheumatic difficulty VAS inluocd by
friends II mine a. try hottie 81 Aih-
lophoros, although had little bslicfin any
thing Of the Kind. bat, contrary io my en-.
Is(ttdilout, " ttNt W. imHs.."' sN''f
and IL l. wilh pleasure that can now
recommend Il to INV scquainian"'s, feeling
sure that they will hnd u the ro.os'y 4 hs
acs for such dihiculiiss, a. ! lad tried
everything else ~iih little 81 no relief
PARK II. KELLY.
IIin~iale. ". H., May ~. 1855.
used one bottle al Athlophofss and my
rheumatism vi, me. have n-ver been
ircul,lcl with |, since nor do etpct ever
e. H. again COR the mclisine cured me en-.
tircly of the painful disease. ! rsommend
A,hiophorus cor have faith In IL curative
lawer.. MRs A. III. NDrr.
Every druggist .hould keep Ail'lophoro.
anil Aihlopliurs rills. lut where ihsy can.
Mt IT, bought 81 the druggis, the Aihlo.
phoro. 10. IL Wall ~. New York, vii
senl either (mrr arv paidl ON fccsipi ~
rcrilAr price. vhith i ti.tO Is.r boiile
"a Nhlophoros AMI ioc. Cor Pile.
10 uvsf All kIdnsy dlseases fislelsia In
dlfrdila. ueakurss. nsrfo.e dft4lils uis' 49,
~ uomsn. fulsiipafin. heaiartf. iuFurs
tlo.l. 4c. Aihi1pbors i1!is arr uns,i Add
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

One OF the incest ways of preserving
choice Christmas or T. .sisr cards IL Ia the
form OF sachet which IL made OF an even
numDsr OF cards OF uniform siTs. The
cover for them IL OF cardboard which.
when folded together. IL cut half IN Inch
larger than the cards Bsts . piece OF
cotton batting. which has plenty OF sschet
powder spriuklei over II, on the outside
OF the cover; leave space between the
pieces OF cotton so the book will fold to-
gethsr nicely cut . covering OF satin one
ineh larger, baste 10 on and draw IL smooth.
ly over TIE edge aud paste II down on the
inside; then paste couple OF cards on.
leaving Just room enough between them
for the book 20 folf together.
when Only one leaf IL to be used, paste
two cards together back to back. with .
narrow piece OF satin folded and pssisd
b-,ween them on the sides where they are
10 be bound alp narrow ribbon through
this and tie u In q bow on the outside
II two or more leaves are used, jDin four
card. with = strip OF the satin, lay them
10 and tie the ribbon sround them. Psint
q sprsy of 4 ,wers on the out-id- sud you
will have n handsome s.chet snd keepsake.
In any case wh.rs painting IL Necessary,
n one cannot paint, they will dad q good
suostitut. Ia the Improved deeslcomanie
or ELK ornsmeits which come prepared
for satin or Xix.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
To MAXI IRA.

BY Mrs. J. Northampton. Mass. ;
First, heat the tespot by pDariag boiling
water into L.; p,ur this oa,. and put into
the pot ~ much good ia ~ you Wish 10
use; then pour In boiling water enough TO
completely eov-r the tea % ~ To wet u
thoroughly. Set the pot on the cooking
table. n ths, l. handy. (it need not be set
on anything th,t IL ho,) and 10 i've min
Ute pour in boiling wster enough for the
nr-t cups. and pour out Immediately. II
Q second cup. or caps. az. wished, and tea
enough has been pat 10 the pot. add boll-
Ing water 10 Sufficient quantity. This rule
applies particularly 10 japanese and Hyson
teas. I do not know that black Tea would
be ~ good made 10 this way. - N IL were
STEPPED longer. That may depend on TASTE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
Wu.r rRrK Muir WIN DO.

The unprecedented sale OF B0scAes's Ger
wan Syrup within sfew years, has sstonish.
81 The world. Its withou, doubt the safest
and best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and srrctusl cure % Coughs. Colds
and The severest Lung Troubles. IL acts
on 50 entirely different principle from The
usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
|. II does not dry up Coagh and leave
The disease still la the system, bat on the
contrary removes the Cause OF the trooble,
heals the parts sr-cted and leaves them in
. purely healthy condition. A bottle hep,
In the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, will save doctors
bill. and long spell OF serious illness. A
Trial will couvipce yoa OF these facts. II
IL positively sold by all DRUGGISTS and gen
ersi dealers In The land. Price IS cents
large bottles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
A GREAT DAY FOR rHE COUNTRY

A horse ran away 10 Austin one day last
week and knocked down an orgap-grinder
who Was playing for all be Vas worth on
corner, aud an o-gsn. too, OF course.
The musician vas seriously iujaret, and
bis instrument Damaged beyond repair
when the driver OF the horse Was ar
rsisued Tor fast driving he Was nnsd
sio0
"Bat. your Honor. the horse ran away.
and could not control hin II Was not
my fault, In the least"
II know that" replied the Judge.
"And then. your Hoaor. there IL another
mitigating cireamstsnce. The organ was
totally destroyed and the organ grioder
will never b. able 10 turn handle again
II know that. too. hot 700 ere Q lie In.
sursne- sgep,. and bigger nuisance than
the organ grioder. fshail no. remit yoor
fne II IL not o:ten that two birds are
killed with one stone. Tbs II . great day
for the country."-Tszas Siftisss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
HE HAD TO LIE. TOO.

lie climbed three pairs Of stairs TO get
TO an insurance. Office on 0rl'wold Street.
and as be came face to face With the oc-
eup.n,. he said;
III believe you are Mr.. blank
Eyes. sir"
"You came down on a Michigan Ave-
nue. car sbou, h.lf.pss, s o'clock this
morning.'
IL did. cir"
80 did I. We were ell talking sbou,
the earthquake. stated 70 the occupants
Of the car. and you were one. that the
shock Jared ell the glass chandeliers in
my residence. and threw down . bust
Of Patrick Henry which stood uPoa =
bracket"
Il remember your Statement, very
clearly"
"And I added ,hs, my ormOlu clock
stopped dead still. and thu, 500 mir.
TOR in my pailOr vas cracked across
AYES. you did
swell. cir. | have come up to tell you
that | live in . rented house and have
none Of the articles mentioned. | burn
kerosene 10 two old lamps in plac. Of
gl..s chandeliers. II Patrick Henry
bas,s were selling for . dime apiece |
couldn't buy oae. and the only ormoli
clock I have came from the dollar store.
The 500 mirror Vas ell in my eye"
"wh., on earth possessed YOU to tell
such . story"
swell. you were oil Dragging about
the earthquake aud how your piano.
danced around and your silverware rat.
tied and your $500 vases fell down. and
| felt ihs, must lie or be degraded In
your estimation. deeply rgre, my
weakness, and have come TO beg your
forgiveness"
IL forgive you"
Thanks! Afier this. IL cyclone oc-
ours. or We have food or earthquake.
b. careful about the statements you make
10 crowd. You don't know to VIA,
you may drive innocent men,"
He vent away With bis hat In bis
hand. ard the other fell into deep rev.
srie and failed to hear the knock Of the
man, Who wanted . quarter to help him
reach Ssndu.ky and his dying wife,
Detroit Free Peas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

Amer The slnk has been Thoroughly
cleaned. run IL over With litiis grssss, sud
you will be- surprised - $50 how this slll
improve iis lOJks aud help - keep 10 clean.
All titeh-n u,so.ll. .hoeh ~ dry. s
veil r clean. before pui,lng s-syi br
grease In the -s,m, will grow fsncii, All
water wili fusi both tin sni Iron
There 1. no more assfal article 10 The
klichsn than OH tsssp,psrs, therefore 10
- veil To kssp irsssf for them, they
ar. convenient Tor covering The shelves.
a. polish silver. tiuvsrr, glass. sni the
stow. When brolllng meat. spread them
90 the door 10 prevent the dripping. from
the meat spo,Ilng the f1or
Mixtures o. two parts OF glycerine. one
part % Ammonis aud Q little roseus,sr.
will uhiisn sni sotsu The hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

-THk USUAL TREATMENT OF csiarrh IL
very unsatisfactory, a. thousands OF de-
spsiring patients can testify. % this
point . Trustworthy medical writer says
Proper local treatment IL positively nee.
esssry 10 success, bat many, II not NOS, OF
the remedies IN general use by physicians
sford bat temporary relief A cure c.r.
tsinly cauno, be expected from SNUFF,
powders. d0uehes and washes" Ely's
Cream Balm Is remedy which combines
the important requisites OF qalek action.
specific eurs,ive power with perfect safety
and plsassptness 10 the patient
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

AZ Thanksgiving will soon be here,
will send . RECIPE foe making apple mlnce
meat Doe pound OF carrapts. one pound
OF chopped spple.. one pound OF susi chop
ped Cue. ons poaud OF moist sugar. one
pound OF raisins stoned. jaice OF four
oranges and two lemons. with The chopped
peel OF one. Add ground mace and all.
spice. each tsnpconfal, aud siambler OF
uiee J'lly.
A .pooufal OF grated hotsersdlsh will
keep pan OF MILK sweet for days.
The taste OF nsh mar be removed from
steel inivrs by rubolpg them with hesh
orange peel. hARoAhrr.
Tstrtsfoa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
coNNEcTIcUrs DOG TRAVELLER


Travellers on the Hartford and Coo.
nseiieut Western Railroad have no,iosd.
during the last fec weeks, handsome
shepherd dog in the baggage car Of Ger
tain trains. fe~. ko~e,sr. are a~.r
that the dog IL . regular and slmo', daily
patron Of the road IL answers 10 the
name OF Mac. and !. o-ned by lady In
Fall. Village. Through some kIndnsss
which the train men have .hosn him he
be. become s,rongly attached to them.
aud the attachment IL fully retained by
the men. Mac turns oai nearly every
morning and boards the train, leaving
Fall. Villsg, a. $50. A. Great Bar
ring,on he leave. III. train snd sssii.
the do-n train. which makes close Goa
neeiion ct Canaan 81 $40 ~iih the
Hartford and Connecticut Western train
coming east. Here be board. the Hart
ford ,rsin aud rides a. far a. Collins'ille
The eastward and -e.,waid boubd trains
NEE, here. and he boards the return train
for Canaan. reaching Fell. Village by :
o'clock in the evening. Ifby any chance
the eastward trip !. made In the after
noon instead Of Ia the morning. be fully
undsrisnd. that be mus, transfer bin.
.elf TO the ~est.bound train at New
Hartford instead Of Collinsvillc. lie
sometime. slishts temporarily a, wins,ed
and become. 80 deeply Interested in the
surrounding. IS to get left. bu, he inya.
riAbly o,euskes bis train al E.s, Win.
,,,d. nearly half mile away. lie makes
ell hi. transfer. en,irely Of bis o~n &C.
cord and sppsar TO understand fully
where all trains meet, aud also where aud
when the different connection. sre made.
One day r,een,ly be made bis usual
morning trip east on Conductor Hooks
train. bu, on reaching Collinsville. bis
usual place Of transfer. be evidently de-
eided upon q little dissipation IN the city
and continued on TO Hartford. Ga the
return trip in the afternoon be stood. .
IL his custom. in the eide door Of the
baggage car. and a. the train '~ung With
grvs, rspidiiy around sharp curve near
Ho.kins Station be fell from the car.
l.miug bu, no, seriously ipjuring him.
|, W. the las, train for Canaan that
night. but be made his way TO sim.bury
and boarded the fn, train vest. Next
day be commenced bis trips ss.in /.
usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
nrllrnrulSrs. or APPLE.

Speaking OF apples, Prof. faraday says !
There IL scarcely IN article OF vegetable
food more widely useful aud more univsr.
sally liked than the apple. why svery
farmer has not an apple orchard, where
the trees will grow At all. IL one OF the
mysteries. Let every family. 10 autumn,
lay In from two 10 ten or more barrels. and
10 will be 10 them the most economical
investment In the whole range Of culinary
seppliss. A raw. mellow apple IL digrstsd
In an hour and hall. while boiled cabbage
., quires I've hours. The most healthfal
dessert that can be placed on the table IL
baked apple. II taken freely at breakfast,
with coarse bread and butter. without meat
or nssh OF any hind, Il has an admirable
fleet on the general system. oftsn rvmov.
log constipation. correcting seidities. and
cooling "a febtIie conditions more n-ct.
uslly than the most approved medicines.
~ families could be Induced 10 substitute
The spple-soand. ripe and luscious-for
The plies, eskes. candies, aud other sweet
meats. with wAieh children are too often
stuffed, there would be Q diminu,ion OF
doctors bills, sbrieient In Q single year TO
lay up . stock Of this delicious frui, for .
seasons use"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

The psia AMI misery suf-r~i by those
Who arr sfileiei With dyspepsis are inde-
seribsols. The distress OF the boiy IL
squ,llsd or surpassed by the confusion aud
toriur,s oi the mind. thus msking 10 vic.
tins suf,r double sfrlc,iou. The relief
that l. given by Hoods ssrsapsrills has
caused thousands 20 be thankful Tor TIL.
great medicine. II dlspels The causes OF
dy.pepsis. and tones up the digestive or
gsns. Try Hooi's SsrsaparillA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

OxtORD, s-s-Ai q Court of Probate h'li o.
Paris. vifhIn sbd fsr the County ~ oniofd'
90 The tkisd Tussdsy ~ Oef.. A u. ls-
BENyAMISf CAkfY, knsestor on NE estse
Of Otn RoStnson. late Of Hartford, ~
said Cossty. dressed. hsslax pfe.snisi NJ. n'
coart NJ sdninistrslion q t1e kststs Of sAla 90
osAss1 for allowance
OsDERHD, that ne ssid Es-sutor give neties
% eli p~rsoas tstsrest~d By esssins cory oftns
order 70 BE- psblished Q vesss ssetsssiveiy 10 w
Osiosd Democrat printed % Paris. thai thsi 80
In ssid eossty on the ihrc Tu~sfsy OF Sos 81
81 s'siosa 10 the foresoos - sbos esaseu -
thsy have vhy the 49, shssId setss s,o~
GEO. A. WILSON Jsdfe.
A trus eopy. attest III @. DAVIS ,ksgisssi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

funny or wise. You viii rice higher 10
the long run to be wise. This repu,s-
ton Of mine for humor hangs sbo1s my
neck like the body Of death. !, IL the
Nemesis which will hsun, me TO my
grave. Shun Il while you may
stephen A. Douglas vac short. thick
%, man, with ford. elean-shaven eoan'
,snance. and . nervous manner. when
made him attractive to friend and foe.
and gained for him the sObr'qhsi OF "The
Little Giant" Ills mind vas capable OF
grvping. snslyring and eluciisiins the
most abstract and diheal, subjects.
He bad . deep. toned voice. and hi' s.'-
lures were energetic sndsomewha, grace
fal.
We may not have the equals OF Pat
rick Henry. Samuel Adams. John hut
ledge. Webster. Clay. Calhoun. OF Pfen.
tiss. but s q ~hole the Congressional
orator Of to-day is far superior TO that OF
the near. or the distant. past Verbatim
rvporting ha. p,o,ed . gres, Injury TO
Congressional ors,ory. Ia the olden
time the Senators and Representative
would listen 20 those who were speaking
9Th the attention of ssssmblssss OF
trained critics. When verbatim reports
Of the debates were made and pnn,ed.
these Congressional listeners ~er- no
longer TO be found. A Senator or Rep
r.enisiive who had carefully prepared
himself would. |. he commenced bis
speech. see bis audience engaged In ev'
cry other way than listening TO his sc-
cents. Some would be In groups chat
ting. Other. would be reading ns-spa-
pe- or looks. and the res, indiiins ,pI..
tie. OF directing pablo document. TO their
constituents. AZ would be- Difficult, for
him to cay VIA, be he'd intended where
there Wi. another stimuli. by ~hieh his
tongue and hi. patience ~sre rendered
insxhsusiible-,he rheeilon ,hs, al
though bis ~ords we're falling hfels's
upon the e.r. q bis ns,sn,ible audience
they -ould be read by attentive eon'ii''
usnu q, home. IL IL Ia them that
.peeehs. in Coner,.. have b,en .ddrr.''d
.incs the Introduction Of verbatim re.
porting Congr-msn Who -err noted
ior their sloqsenes upon the home stump
h.ve hoander,d through written pls,i'
tade. =, the Capitol. often prepared fo'
them by ZONE Iourn,li', for stated
compensation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
HANGING PILLOW roa cu,IR ON sorA hack.

HANGING PILLOW foR CHAIR ON sorA HACK.
Male . Email round pillow. ic isehss
long AMI ?0ineass round. IL should not
be s,utfsi hard fJr an outside covering
have four pieces. two Of satin and two ~
plush. Cut them i6 Inches long and seven
inches at the widest part, and slope them
To an inch and half 81 the ends. A
pretty pattern OF outline embroidery may
be pat upon the satln. Sew them together
strongly. leaving ons sam half open 10
pot Ia the pillow. THIS must be s-wrd
carefully. The ends drawn up and dashed
with cord aud tssssls, aud . pretty silk
cord attached to su.psud IL 10 the back ~
the chair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

Iarlor Srrgp Bdsieis "A very pretty
novel idea l. - uts . bright cOlorci J,p-
snsse umhr,lis. open IL halfway sni ssi 10
In very ios little sJcks, OF tripod Any
eNpeuisr will make one and stain Is 10
initiate ebony. ose each side OF the IRE
place l. both useful ami attractive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

All bansfsl Injections OF The blcoi are
promptly removed by Ayers ssr.sparllla.
Sold by al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
Nv P.utty DocroH

Por The lAsi two year. has been Sulphur
Biisrs. and until bsgsn uslrg them Ia
my family. Ne hsd more or lees sickbsss
sui our doctors bin has been very large
Since Ne bsgsn their use, Ne have had nc
doctor 20 pay. ADD thrce dollar. Invested
IN sulphur Bitter. has hep, health IN oar
family -E. Kaoa, R'ina'isr. Wi-,rly
fy,rI
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Man ITO friend)-"l have . supreme
ccnwmpt for that fellow Johnson"
Friend-"why sos"
Msn-"Beesuss he played me . con.
tenn iible trick. took him petition
the other day and -"
Pisnd-"And be refused to sign Il,
shs"
Msn-"Oh. no. but he insisted upon
reading It before be put bic name down"