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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
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ONFORr. - -toafd of a lnu uu orsrs
lscrrt 49, - suu. I~a
Cgsa ~ forsEuns gsfifan sliIsiscfou ssIlsrfe
Asving tcrn nvcsifsd nat the gsutoasfs ~ bel.
spoasitls, aat mt iu4aIu iufo t1f usfifs of thsr
sgriir.ion 10 ssI-flFuf ne is urIffvd. rhst Ca
toautF tunuIsstnnrIs meet af .rr tsntrn
Houss IN q tntQr NH.lE tfa o. ~fIfFrrfn
dsy of iaus sat a. tsn of en- tafk.
a. - Aad ufucc prceef 81 FIss ihr rOas
nsauoosd h sAt psuunu -imneisiriy sftf
-hsn VS. = hsauns ~ ne parurs sni
thsif sunssses I'll ID IA Hf scmr runFsuiFri
ylasf m - FlcluitF al sacn cher mraslnss akFn
ln Ne PREMISES AZ a. DumuIssion 80 staI Iutae
propsf Al n D. lurtter erisrrd na uotlos a
~ ume pltos ant llrs-e uf ths tommssIuera
mestinx sfnrssad D. EIFfu In aI Tsrsuus sud r0f
porstuasluasfsstsihf caasing aiiFslsd uCpiss a
skil prtiuQa sud OF this urtf lnsfrau o. o. SERVED
ugos ne OkN oi ne tusu Uf taulcr al als.
postef 10 m inrrs latac pisces "a ssd t1su a.
Iatlishtd Are sesks saogesaTsiy ID ~ ukllf.
lsmocraf q nfssrapsr Trlntef A. ftns I'M saIl
CouniY a Osisrd.the Art ufsaf pl1lcsl.rs al
ssfh ofus ether untcgs. o. IL mats, served a.
postsi a. east tnluY Avs nrfHfs saI tIme u.
nesiiag otheenl inN Az Isrsors ard c1rrCfa.
tuus nay itsn and here sllsar ard ttss causs
n AS ttsf haFs snF ne praTHT of I'D TefEi1a.
ere shoalI uUI - gfauHaI
Arrest ALnkgr : Ar-riN. Csfk.
Atrps e9f oisaid Fsutioa sad srisr " CAR
thsrsCni
attest ALBERT a. AUsrtN Ciek
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But THE REPORTER COULD
STAND THEM.

lie ..un,srrd into a hr,-ela'' conf'c-
,ionery s,or. yesterday. and ea'uslly took
an ~innooen, looking gum drop from q ,ray
and proceeded to eruneh It. The effect
va. sudden and startling. IL seemed -
n M. mouth va. flled Nth moullen lead.
and the fums. Of = powerful acid wsre
pouring up the ro,,nl.. IL started the
tear. In the man. eye,. AMI created q
deep longing for . cooling drink. Tie
said no, a word. but hi. appealing look
touched the Lsait Of the proprietor. VII,
remarked They ATE filed with bell
peppers, aud are Manufactured IN Boston
ior the cole purpose Of helping alons the
Effort, Of practical joksr.." The victim
sid be vas 10 practical joker. aud didnt
think IL righ, TO joke q man 40. Just
then he ,.pled . merhsn, friend coming
in. anil be vas =, once very anxioa. for
the eonfee,ionsr to play the tick on him.
forgetting how mean he thought I, WAS .
moment before. The merchant, accepted
the preferred eonfec,ion without he-i,a-
ton. In an instant he gs'rsd two or
three times, hurrisdly removed bis glasses
and wiped the tear, from bis streaming
eyes, AMI rushed towards the door 10 gei
tie air. When he came back be said be
bad never suffered 90. in 80 short q time,
during BIZ. whole life. lie thought his
tongue va. burning of a. the roots The
hard. hear,sd wretch Who had been the
frs, victim stood tsere aud glo,,ed over
half q dozen friends who came in and
were treated. Some OF them wore
roandly, but the minority took !, as q
hugh joke and begged a few Of the cam
did bsllpepper. to feed their friends. Al
length a newspaper man entered. and the
experiment vas tried on him lie never
ainchsd q particle. did no, remove his
glasses. didn't even wink. bu, dsyoared
III. coafsc,ions as f.s, as they we're given
to him. he said they we're pretty warm.
bu, he liked them because they were
sweet lie would have kept on eating
until the confseiioner'. stock was en-
h.u.,ed IL he had been permitted Ar-
aus.
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Welded TO Inr SAME Tmso HER.
skLT.-Mi.s fenion. ,oans bot poor. bad
married a month before Mr.. Dahlgren,
old but rich. She bad had time q grow
tired OF her bargain by the end Of the
wedding journey. which saw them one
day seated at the foJt Of . fall that
plunged down two hundred feet over the
the rocks. into the gorge in which they
were
She Wa. asking in seeord. mon,h-Of.
manage commonplace tones:
"what do they call the fsll,"
THE Bridal Veil. | believe. desry."
The old nsmel | wonder who ell the
Bridal Veil falls are married to-"
"Roeks. swsetss,!"
"Poor ,hing.!' responded the disillu.
siOa.d Mrs. Dshlgren. III knos ho~
to ply them
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L.r.Nrr nan nrcon,rInN

A friend from another State .,rd. ID
iolloving:
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- ss.f ussa-ssi Tsa1T
nesaaT assF $500
Diplthara
Croap Asthma hroa
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matlsm nlsedlng a. tha
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FOR INTE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Drps'r NED ApvicE.-A rather
green looking couple entered the Office Of
a Justice and requested the magistrate to
unite them Ia marriage. Al the conela.
zion Of the ceremony the Justice, out Of
bis vas, experience. gave them a few
words Of advice. After he had explained
to the young man his duties as a hu.'
band. etc . be turned to the bride Tie
told her how she should eonduc, herself.
,hs, she must look 10 her husband for
everything, and. fopaking father and mo-
ther and brothers and sisters. follow him
wherever be went. She stood IL pretty
we'll for = while. but IS be became elo'
qusn, she became FESTIVE. and haslly che
interrupted him With the remark
"Cut that short. Judge; I've been
married twice BEFORE"
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HE HAD Bggy THERE BEFORE

Congressman Reagan Of Texas. Was Wis.
tied by the committee OF merchants who
managed the Invitations TO the recent Bos-
ton banquet
"Yoa are very hind" said Congressman
Reagan when the committee urged him,
land should Ike above all things 10 20.
IL would be especially agreeable for me TO
go To Boston as the guest OF its mer.
chants, because the circumstances OF my
previous visit were rather formal. was
there a. . guest OF the public authorities %
"You hare visited Boston before, thsnr'
"0h, yes. and I entertain exceedingly
agreeable recolIeetions OF the city, al
though. 40 ! have said. the circumstances
OF my stay brought me into closer rels-
tons with the representatives OF the I'm
lied States Government than they did with
the people"
MAY We ask what we're the cireum.
stances OF your visit. Mr.. Reagan
"0h, certainly. I stopped 1t Fort War
rem. Was . Confederate prisoner there q
the close Of tho war"
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Wien nsS, .ss sisi. vs gave hsr css.<A
whsa che 80 . Cha. shs snsd Zoe css,oriA
wAsa che became Miss. she slang 10 css,orA,
wAsa ~. he'd cArirss. che ss,s hen css,sdA

An old lady died In wsllingford, Conn.
the other dsy. whose life had been sadden-
Ell by = little quarrel. The day bad been
ixed for Der wedding. and she and her 10.
tended husband begsn "a pat down car.
pets In the house they were To occupy.
She wanted them laid one wsy. be sroth.
or. They qusrrrled aud SEPARATED. lie
died shortly stsrwsri. and the lady never
married. This should teach women the
dsnger OF permitting their husbands. ar
intended husbands. 10 remain In the house
When carpets are being pot down. NJ
man will insist upon belpg present On such
an occasion II bis wife hints that his ab-
seuce would give her more pleasure. The
rule applies 10 isking up carpets
NOrrisfOea Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
rHE INDIAN QUESTION.

Atsll and eommsnding-lookins Indian
from the Canada eide. having Q big load
Of doormsts on his back. was trsmping
up a street In Ds,rOi, the other day. when
amsn In 0 saloon beckoned him In. The
red mans face lighted up with a smile
Of satisfaction q. he walked 10. There
we're three men present, and they seemed
10 be In . hilarious state.
"sse here. old copper face" said one,
a. he .hu, and locked the door. 'rm
down on I%pjun.. first. las, and all the
time. They .ho, an uncle Of mine. and
I've sworn revenge. Maybe yoa are
ready to take the ~sll.hedes, licking .
rd.kia ever go,l'
"Ha!' replied the lniian ~ be lo'sed
from one TO the other. -,
"And the internal varminis 'eslPed
aud roasted my g~nndmo,hsr!.' pat in
The second white man. I'll ddn't care
particularly sboa, the old lady, but it'
The principle Of the ,hiag | look At. I've
20, TO have injun blood = .
"Ha~ said the Indian s' be seemed
to catch on.
..And l." pat In the ,hirl man. IAN
down on lnjan. in . general way. After
there other two Teller. have 20, through
With you. I propose to walk on the man
slsd remains. IL, the performances now
Begin
Il began. People Who looked ia q,
the ~indoss could see nothing. People
~ho 70, a look through the oPsn door
saw hats. doormA,s. sa-da., aud chairs
lowering In the ait. bu, no, fof long. In
.boa, three minute. the red man ',alsed
forth, .ome~hat illustrated and q little bit
wa,worn, but be h.d not lost . drop OF
blood nor . doofmat.
Inside the saloon ell vas peaceful and
serene The man whose uncle ~as sho'
Was lying under the table. the oae -ho Q
grandmother WAS ,ealPsd seemed trying
.~ful hard 10 remember bos the affair
besan. and the oae who ven, IN on s,n-
er.l prneipls. ~ss looking Ga, Of t-o
| black sy,. at a ruirsf nose.
.'Hai" called the Indian as he ~s'
ready 10 move On.
hut no one hcsed.
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COLONIES. MAJORS. or JuDGES.

COLONIES. MAJORS. OR JUDGES.
.w.ll. I've looked the thing over pre-,
~ thoroughly. aud I've sized up a good
many u the men ~ho are mos, irequeni-
" called by hisk.,oahdins titles. and |
have so, . plan by ~hieh | can de'isaAie
every man u title q. .oon a. lay my eyes
on him. Nov. mind. there afr many
honorable exceptions; bu, II you would
like 20 know how 10 tel {. man ~iih =
title, 20 O.. to address him just nshi. the
fret thing I'll tell Jou Via, TO do. Ard
mind a.. = pretty dangerous thing 10
call a man by a title belo~ the srads TO
which be think, be b~long'.
IL really would like to have tie re-
esiP,."
AN right. When you see . l'i'le'
magnificent looking man taking long
strides. and wearing a plug bat. II he's
over Thirty year.. you address him As
Captain -.
III he. pretty stout. and hasa Pl.in
red nose and smells OF bsu Nh"A'l ~N'
. cob pipe. be-. 'M.jof'
III the man i. lsrge'fnmed. or only
very tall. and has a red face aud a very
red noa,e With ~srt upon the side OF
IL, you sill be dead safe IN eallins hin
'Colonsl.'
..No~. II the man i' Large. o. a. ]
said before only tall. atd has . gray
mou,t.eke OF beard. dnnss bis -hi'seY
straight. and . good bis dunk a, ih., ;
n he ha. . loud 70 c and a rcd nose
With too -sr,. upon It. ke''a 'o'ne'al
every time. and don', you ever seem to
forge, the fact
''Juds,. are . little harder to place.
Any man -ho has prseiiesd IN a Ja'iiee'
court. or ha, been a Justice ora Clerk
Tor q Justice Of the Peace, can with pei
fec, safety be addressed .. 'Jadse.
80 70. think you've soi Il do~n Inc
DO you. SIR 49,.
swell. you i.t be, your life. Coloasl'
-D,nr,r Tnbane Republican
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"A Con stNp q. EiJ's Cream B,lm."
writes Mr. n A Jackson. ~ Ports.
mouth. y n on Msy -. lss? bal
Csisuh for three yeArs' bal uiei nearly
sll remedies tgt 10 no purpose. Two 90
,hfs. times wssk my nose would bleed
quite freely ard ! thought the SORES In II
would never heal. Your Balm ha. cured
me This preparation Il not = llqaii 90 q
srur. sud u ,asily applied. Price 20 cts.
See aht.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

The new postal law went Into feet on
Jaly l. since when an ounce letter can be
ssni Tor two cents This euables . young
lady Who IL writing 10 = friend, whom 81.
not seen Tor ten hours, To tell her al
The new. on two sheets OF psper Instead
of hlling ore sheet 90 foil that half . col
umn ~ the correspondence runs over the
msrgin. aud strikes out criss-cross, cst-a-
cornsrej, dlsgo1ally AMI Othersisely over
n, pages In order % saves pOslsge.
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DIR PUZZLE CORNER.
fcommuuiostion. icr this Department should
10 scot the eiitcr. W. n. EASTMAN. kss' SEM
ner. Mel


I-ESioNA.
tAnsr the reqalrcd words have he'n
sapp'Ad, the second aud fourth liue'
rAyme
The g~raiua,iOn DAY has come
Diiett glow he ,iud' uis' faoss,
Their ICE. nee Il g w'silJ ote
Ia bfostC,oiLs. silks srd :, . 6,sA
To-day The issCh,r. va- sni al
VIII see the glad fuition
OF i.hof spsut f1f these youug mlnis
Piscci here meath ih'ir ~ IL 10 >
~. n.
with ilrcle.s care thev base fs,irs-d
Zach essay page by PAGE,
And Que by one the pupils resi
Those essays on the ,, 10, ?. Ia
And row the closing part has CONE
NJ usrry's frsi orsi'oni
wiz pride I watch bis sparkling eyes
AID calm 1, 2, 3. 4, ), 6, !. :. ?. 10, H.
n. Is BILLIE 0oRpoS.
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THg %noMEMA6ERs' COLUMN.


Psrhsp. |, would be Of vast intsfss, to
come reader. Of The Homemskeis' Col
umn-op,ei.lly the young ladir-'o
know the bes, msnrer Of cooking hus-
bands" We give the following. clipped
from a rcsip, written by a Baltimore la
|dy;
Acood mauy husbands ~, utterly spoiled
b, mlsmanag, msnt Some women Keep
them constantly In ho, water, Others Jet
them frs, 40 by their csr,le..ne.s and ln'
difference, some keep them 10 q stew by
Irritating wsys aud words, others roas,
them, some Keep th,m In pickle all their
In,cs. II cAruo, be suppostd that any hus'
hand will be tender aud good msnsged IN
This Wy, hut they are f,slly delicious whsn
properly treated. In selecting your bus
band YOU should rot be guided by the ell
very s%ppssratce. a. In tuyipg mseksrsl,
nor hy tie gold,n tint, - " you wanted
salmon. ~ cure std select him yourself,
a. Tastes dlf,r. DO rot 20 TO msfket Tor
him. a. The bet ate always bfooght 10
YOUR door. II l. far better To have nons
unlsss you will patiently l,afn how 10 eooa
him. rressfviug Kettle OF the nnest
p1fCtlalu - uttl wv tee ~
bot an ssrihsnwsre pipkin IL viii DO ~hh
care. See that the linen In which you
wr,p him Z. nicely washed ,nd mend'd.
With the r,quifei number OF buttons ara
strings nicely sswsd on. Tie him IN the
ssttls by q strong elk cord called comfort,
.s u called duiy l. spi 20 be weak. Ih.y
are ~, ,o ny out 81 the Kettle snd be
burusd sud cfustsd In The edges, slnoe.
like crabs and lobs,srs, you have 10 eoos
them while alive. Mske . clear, siesnJ
nre ca, OF love. reatnsss aud ehserfnln'.''
SIT him ~ near this &c seems To ssree
with him. n be spuiiefs aud tines do no,
be ANXIOUS some husbands do ibis unul
they ATE quite done. Add . little Sugar IN
The form of What coufsctlonefs call kissss,
bu, no vinegar or pepper ON sny %scoount
A little spice Improve. them, bat must
be used with Judgment STR BIN gtnuy'
You cannot fail To tnov When be 10 DOM
n thu. ,r,s,sd you Will ind him very DE-
rs.ublc, ,grs,itg nicely with you sud The
children, and be will keep q. ons a. You
want unlss. 700 become ear,ls-s std SET
him In too coll q place
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Frri-"I unisrs'And that YOU ne going
10 maffy Nsn Blruusfhasssitl i0uW ~.
cu.s me. Clsrsy. tut that 10 lhgbdef
couid yea sse In THAT gifif'
ChsrlsJ-"My issr fellow, her father II
Immensely rich
Ff,d-"Abi I'o,i you isls her At her
"a value
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Gfstdps-"wsl. frd. you az al uncle
now ZOO ought { a. 10 rrai proud over
~"
Fr,i-"Nc. I oughin't 90. slnt no
utci-"
Gnudps-"why noif"
Little Ff,c-"Csuss I'm an aunt. The
rev hshy'- q girl"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Rassi Ciady II qaaft peanuts, cops
sus,r. tspo0u. mois.sss. tspcors waifr'
.mall piece batter hoil ni,ssn or iwehv
minutes: 80 not stir ~hils cooklpg. have
PEANUT. spread Ia = battered pan aud pour
nlI,ur. over them. when cold Il will
readily hfrak lotto snail pieces
Ne lort MI Caks-l cup sugar l.
cop baitsf. I , cup sweet mia. : 'gss' :
tss.p,on. baking powder. ! cop chopPed
waluui.. I l ? cups flur frost
Eayil,A Pafiiag II cup molas'ss, -
cur butisr. I cup sweet milt. q ta'plor-
fai .od,. iesspoouful u dir,f'ni spice
I cup chopped rsislus. Si3 cups n9uf'
steam too or three hour. s'fye with 'gs
SAUCE. mate q. follo~s isgg. ! cop -ue'r'
well beaten With The esg. ! ? cup ooilng
water. season With vanilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

A writer To- Ne riii.,ufg Telegraph
SAYS "Bgi io not stop ~ Btsf wagons.
IL 4. not Surprising The beVsfsgs l. not
sold ~ The glass from herf wages Ifhe
wants 10 ssioti.h hl. readers 1t him
suuouucs-" 80, | so DOT siop II beer
saloons Ba'. then, ~ course, hs csnno,
tell A ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
The PIRsr KrKS TwiSox

A. the season %siysnce., the pains and
sches by which Rheumatism mskes itself
known, are experienced amer every sxpos.
ure. IL IL not claimed that Hoods Sirss.
psrills IL a speelnc for Rheumstism.-wc
doubt II there l., or can BE-. such . remedy
hut the thousands benefited by Hoods
S~srsspsrills, warrant us In urging others
who suffer from Rheumatism To take II be-
fore IN. frst keen twinge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

MacJ stn, flBg people drsg themselves
sboui With failing strength, feeling that
thsy 49, steadily sinking into The grave,
sh,n b, usiug fafksr's rou,c they would
ani = cufs commencing vith the nrst dose
,nd ,%iialii, aud strength ssryly eoming
hafk Ia then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

S~cfufsls. ,slt fhsum. plmplsr, bolls and
ell lumofs will thrive On The Impure mat
ter 10 your sysism II you neglect Ia &C.
move 10 Thi. d. ihs tins when Jour whole
body Is susceptible 10 The suliV,uiug Una
stc's ~ Bfu~u'. Safsspaiills. The blood,
.ionsch. liiL'Js sud liver will rapidly I'm
prove. Rsm,mhsr The name. BroeA''
S~irsayauaid You eau gsi Il Al any drug
.FWHs
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Thi. pattern q. suitable ior . child from
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

My love. What VS. ,h., you pl.ysd JOS,
now
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ailou.. 700 should have knOsn.
"weli. I thopght ! DID know The Va.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

4 Philsdslphis hoy placed . match 10
the bungholc ~ whi.ksy barrel IN see "
n was full lie 4. gone 10 the land Of
.plfi,.. with the kuo~ledge that The bar
eel was Dot empty. The fathers 81 fhlls'
islphis boys don't get fooled that Way. A
rye straw IL gooi suoush for them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

''Dli not the .lght ~ the boaudiess
blue ssa. bssring on 10 bosom the white.
winged fleets % commerce, an you with
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me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

In the reign Of Queen Anne. When
I, Vas said thu, Lord Oxford bad got .
number Of peers made At once 70 serve a
particular turn, Vas met the pext day by
Lord Wharton. 80 Robin" aid be,
81 find What you Toe, BY tricks you have
gained By houoss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
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