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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
Gettins Even with an Imperti-
nent Fellow.

To. state eablBs OF Tue lake steamers
open into ths great sslopn; AM, IS they
are oftsa oceaplsd ~ murisd p-ople. each
berth contaln. too bids. one placed above
the othsr SJv Is oft-n happ~bs. when
n. boat IL grssty crowded. that TOO pas
-sursr- Of the same sex are forced 10 &C.
capy the sam. Sleeping room THIS v.s
recently The case win . gentleman OF our
seqasintst &C. and be was obliged. though
ss'y rel0etsptly, To share bis sleeping
apartment With . ehsp 30 low standing. ss
be JAGGED from tn familiarity OF his man.
osrs and tbs Bad gr,mmsr he ased. In the
mornipg. IL vas necessary for one gentle.
msn TO rise before the othsr. a. the spsc
in frunt efthsir bsrths wss too narrow To
allow Of more than oue performing bic alb
lutions ct atime. The low stsndiog chap
nate fair stsrt. aEsi bad nearly complst-
"a his toilet. WHEN be suddsuly sp'ed .
tooth brush and box % tooth powder In
the dr.ssibg esse of III. companion. ~hiea
be had len open upon the vsshstapd. Upon
these be pOnse.d. aud having made .
LIBERAL use Of THIN. n1sx them back Into
the case. AMI sst dawn upon the only
chair the room e0utsiDsd. iu order ,o
crafty his Curiosity BY wstehiug hov his
p,rtper went through the same process.
Our gentlenan TREND, greatly annoyed ny
me fellows assurance, got cot OF bed. and.
placing The vssh.bspd basin on tk- foor,
put HE feet into the water. and oommspc-
"A serspipg bis toe nails with the
sissecrstsd tooth brush. Cheskv chap
-atehsd his movsmsn,s Q few seconds IN
client horror A. length. unable 10 con-
tsin himself. be .xelsinsd
swell. stranger. thsrs the dirtisst use
ever seen . tooth brush put 20. snyhow =
II saw n put % . dir,isr. jast now"
said our friend. very eoolly. 81 alvsys uss
that brush for cleaning my toes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
LAWYERS CLAIM ENVELOPES
for Sale in any quantity. at the
OXFORD DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
>or,cs 90 roursLo.r M.

w u ~ Inanfr nfOtfafi AL ~taiT - Ma. ~
~ MartrsEs trsi dsfsi M uluth dsT - iuas. A.
n tssl - rsrnrlssi u - unturd " xisfry ~
tssis. boas % 49, al. csaaFsYsd - tlh-r Chsp
49,. lafs q ssld Hstlel csftsln trst psfCsl ~
- ssf.fs u ssi hrfhei trinE ~ h1nFstssf fsrln
81 ~ l.is Mar A oeidsrd decessed, sifh ~ mui
pristsss AT al thfr.aa, kng~a - Chspnsa
81 sta1i Asa slFaf aoeea scrss - .atsfvsis isnt
81 pins sai N AnirrscoExia kvFr. taan.isd
fIla-s. va 80 a. nortt ~ u csaaiF rpsf leal-
80 ro ~ 80 trtfs O. tsssi. 81 N cssf ~ lad
t.flnsrir errarird ~ NJ. NllsF - ~ sua'h ~
n Anslru-lsrra Nfsr. - ~ .est - l.ad u ~
lsis Nl.reui O. Chspnsn. tecssssd al D. al q
~ lsis A ". Nsirauas. tscs.-ed- bsiaz ths sss,s
rFsulIsss iestist A. 80 sd Nay A tsssldsft ~
Cafiss fealef. ~ ~ t~ei dsisi Isnasry I. fsas
al rrruf.isi N okbrd krgsifY. esok its. ps<s az
A. stsrsss N ssid 0lhsri Chsgmsn as dst sincs
a. tats u SAD nnrtc.xs sai hsTe besu daily sp-
plntrd eneCu1uf u ~ sstsfT AL lave sssamst sad
trusf. and .tefsas. tls neoltlaa "a al haftEAEr
has h~sn trokfn. nos thsrsflrv, bf fsssoa q IN
brs.sA - NJ ccoiitis t1srcof. slsas brselossrs
~ ssid ulertaaEs.
Dated ~. IA. A. n. lsss.
JOHN BAREER Etssutos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

A housksepsr. who vas recommended 70
try cucumber pssl I. q remedy for cock
roachs-. strs~ed the floor With pieces % the
peel. cut not very thin. and watched the -
qusl The pest covered the peel within q
short time % that u could not BE sen. 20 vo-
rAeiousiy we're they engaged In sucking the
poisonous moisture from IL The second
night that this WA tried the number Of the
cockroacbs was reduced 10 quarter, and
none were left alive on the third night bal.
timore American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

Discussing on the magnitude Of million
bushels Of wheat broker IL quoted a. say-
ingi IF i,oD,oW bushels we're loaded on
freight cars, so bushels 10 car. 10 would Gil
q train over aftssn miles long n trans
ported by wagon, forty-four bushels on .
wagon. IL would make q row q teams la
miles long. II made into bread, welcoming .
busbsI "a every SIXTY pounds Of -four. 10 would
give each man. woman and child I'm The
United States two pound lo~f.--chicago
Daily Busine-~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
u-rR.crioSs.

I. osessvsuth 90 hsssoek. one-nfth OF
piano. ons- tenth Of n'ssereeu, one-tenth OF
lsmbrquiu. form What article OF psrlor
faruituri
2. Oae-.svsuih OF cOmmote. one fnh
70 ehslr. ooe-slghi % splsshsr. one-,hird
of rocker. two hlaths OF eh'ninir. form
What article Of chamber furpishingf
q Oae fourth 90 slak. onennh OF
pOser, one nfth Of stove, Que sir'h OF
t.uest, one sixth OF shovel. onennh OF
water. form what article fouai In the
ki,ehsnf
4 ooe sixth % goblet. one-dnh OF
chair, one nioth ofsiisbosrd. ope-1nh OF
plate. ous-.lnth % carpet, form WIS, sr'i
cls found In The dinlng.roomi
Brru L MlYSx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

The specl. ga.'iiy OF Ayers Hair vigor
= that 10 r,st0r- tas natural grosth. color
and texture ofthe hair. IL ,itshI.s The
roots snd follielss. removes dandr1n. and
tssls itching humor. 10 the scalp. In this
rvspsci, Il SURPRISES sl similar prepare.
lions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
Beware of PeddIerS.

who represent themselves a. being
employed by the Atkinson House
Furnishing Co. Insist upon their
showing evidence in writing that they
are connected with Us Our well
known reputation for Keeping every
thing permits = large and yAriedtrade
10 be carried on. Of which dishonest
peddlers are not slow 10 avail them
selves Ask for their papers
The Atkia~ea House Furnish
ing "a. ef Portland. Baagor,
Auburn. Hockiand. Biddeford
and Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

IL thess days 90 sdaltsfsiion and fraud.
10 oil brsneae. % Business and parsuits, II
4. pleasing 10 kuow that there is ons med.
ielne prepared which IL strictly pore.
Sach . meilcine 10 Salpbar Bittsrs Ia cur.
iag scrofals; 700 co dspeni on them
every time w. ID, EvKArs. A. 81 Chsr'
lrston. = c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

Eclrxi. Ircur. ScALY. SKIN ToHrusss.
TIE simple application of"svArsEs
OINTMENT" without sry iatsrnsl medicine.
will cur. suy case Of letter. Salt Rhsam,
KiuEvorm. Pills. Itch, Sorvs, Pimplss,
IA m.. ell Sc ly. Itchy stin Erup,ions.
no matter how o1stiast. or loog standing
lt 4. p1isai. effective aud coats Dot uife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

lie Vas t,lsisg % K-a,oeky sudlspee
On The suhjee, OF the ufir Said he.
''rsks whi.key. fof ins,snee." when every
nan Ia the sadisnes arose with The ~
mara, "rhsnk yoa; don'S care II do,
,nd The lecturer hsi ~ stand treat or die.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

To remove paint from widows, take
stroog biesrbopste Of soda and Dissolve 10
In bot wafer. wash the Giass, and In
twenty minutes or half IN hosr rub
thoroughly with Q dry cloth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
HoMEMARERs' COLUMN.

uorr~spcnaence ON practical topics. coming
properly under The head of thls column. IL 90
lieii~d. Address all communal stionsintendsd
golumn. OxroRD Dsnccasr. Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

Keep yosr blood pare and yos will no,
have rhsam,tism. Hood ssr.spsrllls
parinc- the blood. snd tones The whole
systsm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
]. T. LITTLEHALE, & Company.
Country Produce taken


To ths IIooofshls The Jastcss ofths suprsms jaf.
siAl Coart nstt o. - holisn a Parts. .tn sni o.
The Cast, II OskHd snd st.is q Mas. 90 ~ Co.
cod Tuss.lsy offsbrusry. A. u. isss.
nsspsstaily lhsls hafaarvt A. liuuifsss ~ lifti.
In ..i teanty, that .hs .ss daily mNfnsd o. osrfr'
IIsntr..s Il ..f iiifsm. 90 the t-euty ffh dsf =
D~ssmb-r, A. n. 1874, By Albsr Cols, a. ofda.afi
hsisisr II The Gesps. snd thai ny liysd tosfiafi
.. haso.ad sad -ik aatl Jaiy s,A. A. u las, So
sitSa csass 90 asffcsiion. h gftsry dsssFisi aff
tksf ~ has eoatihssd D. utfsFiy tsssf ~ p
~. d.fs. bsins psri- u nars thsa Afss ouesr,a
de.sriiaa ~ him rilAoat saass ~ js.itosfou. 81
vitlloat coilasina between them o. ~ Ifursff
rhs further aisTes thsi ths rrsltsncs 81 a.
esfge iisnfrsss u unkbo-n D. hsr AT ttai ~ 30
u.sd doe asd rs.sansbif dagger - sscsrtala
and sseertsIp n. bat l. shady unshis 81 -
shs thsufofe yrsys hal fttorcs from bbs hon'ls
tnsfriu-say. no sab.istlnE bstsesu nsm. MAJ p
D.isd :, s.iI IIirs.a. ~. ,iissa,h day Of No'
A. n. Isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

There 10 one thiag that you can al-ys
~ ~ irug stOr. without being over.
charged sighed . victim OF phsrmsesute
xiOrtiOu, "spd that IL Q postage stamp"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

''YJs have heard CO, parr. ssppo.i
s.tsd TIE jidgs. "ls-," r.pllrd The
m.lor. "Bat, oai.lis Of Pos,ry. 700 nsvsr
heard q COxpsr"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
n You Are Sick

wHh Iissdsehs. SeurslEis. m umsiisa Dy.r>p
siA. mliewns>.. Eie"d iium"r. Kiinsy Dise..s.
Conssip~iioa. ysmsis rroalles. Fever and Arus.
sisspis~ne--. Partial Paralysis ~ Nerves. Rro--
srsiioo. ~ fsinss oslsD Compound sRd -
eursi. In ssch a thsss the osa-e h mental q,
physical o,er~ors. sntiesy ssTn.ur ~ MALARIA.
ths sfsst u ~hich Il ~ weaken the nsrvOu sys.
ten. rrsaliins IN one q ths-s di.ssss. Rsmo,.
The Gauss .iIa that ueai Nerve Tonis. sni n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

joke. ,sOu, sea- .Ila ..eqa,. m'',y
fur fetched
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
~ DIAMOND

~ DIAMOND
I A cOpsouAht
2 horse.
Mother % pearl
Article. fosnd among The youug
ladies' hsniksrchisfs, gloves, etc.
S A word spilled 10 psrson who IL
oOi vsr.ei In The manners and customs OF
sccie,y.
Po.sd
: a eJnson,uI
IIrrIg NAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

Don't deplss the man who has only ons
shirt Ths chances Ars that b dosunr owe
vsy BIG vash bll-k9chAnt Tavslw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
I-nxnHAnfNoA

G-nxnEAnfNos
1 Beheai 10 narmar. and leave low
sound.
, Bshssd 10 tear. and leave The las,
part
a. Bshsst % make amends for an Ia.
lary done. and leaves musical soand.
Bshesd 10 be tidy. and leave CON-
moo habit Ne al have.
S BsAssd place 10 Keep money. and
leave sick.
The removed heads form The name OF .
great General
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

All Entertainments, b sss,s.,'; IS:
tsrs. 49,. % DEsocksr Jos OFFIcs. Pass. sE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

lccumaniesrens cor ,h,s Department should
nsr. hsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
THAT FAMOUS CHARGE.
THE LIGHT eRlo,pr's AWFUL coua-
ACE At pALAKLAvA

a cssrAie Descriptive ~ the charge By
. n.s-is. omsss % the nssssvy Thai
Sustained n-os.s~r. s,is~e-s IN Al
usir.sies-
Col Nicholas wsmplsr. . Russian gentle
man, Formerly In the crars army and diplo-
matte ..rvic~, hut now resident ~ Baiti.
more. ~ss Interviewed by . Chicago Tines
r,yorter. and smong the interesting things
he aid vas IN. following description 81 the
famous "chsrrs ~ the Light Brtgsis'-
I, vas q sublime autumn morning. vith
N. sun hresting through lo- mist. vbsn
cur army hegsn IN move n the attack. ! vss
In the artillery s.rvic-. commsniing then. a.
younksr ~ sublleutsnant. two guns % sir
piec. battery. We were moving tsfcre day.
light. ami. penetrating = dehls In . lins ~
hiil. Ne dsl-oache.i Into the plain ~ Bslsk-
lava under n gloriou. sunburst We cooh
80 the snsmys picket. .ni here and thers
. moan,~i vids,,s rr,r~Aiing before ne. and
a. the fog lif,~i ve tsheld the smoke II
the hvoascs that marl~i The ho~tils psi.
ton along the hsigh,s Th~n sy~~diiy cams
IN. other smoke e. their urinsnce oT~ned the
majestic prelude - the tsitls. Our artillery,
elesring the pas-. par'ei right and len 10
form With 10 80 rieccs hugo crc-r,n, With
ertrvmitie- In Advsno.. Ny battery found
position uTon the srtrms mp ~ The len
sar between ne the army rrur~i-bor.s
AMI foo,-siih . spliiity aud briilisncy that
.--smei thu attributes ~ iavincibility Every
thing moved With sresi and prrcisioa- We
opened In conosrt along the line storm ~
shell under -hich our hsg. trcof- - cavalry
quickly formed and rods forward The az
suli vas vel h>gun. ant u vas gorgeous
.gh, to - that grea, proi~-,lls % hor,s and
human fs-h. With arms and cluipmsui that
flashed wiih thu tsrror q death, hsaring on
wari Tho TURKS In tbs outer trenches fed
Almo., Without hrs ami tho horremsn rod
over iheir atanion~i -orks a. though on
sr.s,.l f.Vl.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
Common Sense

"a fis tf..snsht a slight ailments
suul ave a ,ast amount a sickness
az u,issr, One % Ayers PILLS. taken
arer dinner. y, lii s..isi Digestion. taken
af ughi. will relieve Constipation.
iakra sf ans time. wili correct lrregu-
sIr'rs of Che Sionash and Bowels.
.fiuuisf. ths Liver. and cuFe sick
il,a.lsrhs. Ayers ris, a. al kno~
uhi 49, item. are a uihi oathartie.
r'raant o. TAKE. anil aivays prompt
aui satisfactory len iirir fs-ulis.
"a rsn recommend Ayer's lfiis aiote
go oihrf.. hatibg loug prutol their
tt.Uf asa
Cathartic
f.r ntrs-if aul family -. T. Hess.
Lfflstli.e. IA
Ayers rlis have teen In ne in ny
fimIs uru ar,is 81 twenty YEAR. and
have rumfilfslt Nrflfrd ali that -
fif.u.s,i i,I ihfrl. '' i .luuias .. Adams.
tin n.rr.. Trsas.
"Ihrtr r.e.i Aysrs ifil, iu Ms fsmi.
if &C. srteu af s'ghf YEAR. Whenever
have ar affill % hsaiashe. iu uhiCh
100 trrs .uh 80. iais ,',s.s "a Ayers
iII.s ar.l ti.I aIaays rfUiufflV fslistril.
q ri.i t'l.ni ,.i ais l--ufrrisi in r''lds
a.I .n mt tafnIlN, TIES ale usfsl 60
hH.rs r.uhr's.Hfs aid oflsf dIsiulls
rr..s t.fh sUrh c,ssi efs,t tlIsi Ne rare
r.f rtHr have fu rall q rlt s'r ian. --
tHINrts. Hotel Nrull'en.f. Ssrs
.a .ls.n-., \. \
Ayers Pills,
rnErtnrn Hv
o o. q. RTgr q Co. lc~eii, Mass
fH. ttlrrs b. M0.'a nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
m -. GEOGRAPHY LxssoS.

l. WHIST city 10, In snsgrsm, .
COG o. Afct
aibsai
q What city becomes lead riis Cf
4 What river becomes get ~ biol
5 What river becomes q sgHasA Auasi
A INNO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

- VIZ ARB GIVING AWAY
!. j !. J ]. !. .. !: ]. !.
slss.at aaid Hat. No.s hass.
usfofsfsd al NkHs nllnsf
sni Tea Ssts. rlrsf-srs. e..
AZ CLra OansAs ouf TIA.
>sod "a fesf nsass "a postsI AT
- al ssai Yoa . nsi ~ prtu.
au... Smai orisu rsssifs 80
CT liz UnUG RS one sfisafioa - arg cass.
eREAr OVERLAND 1PACuIc TIA CO. %,
bro.i.sy, eoafh Bo.tna.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
STATE on MAINE.
COUNTY 90 OXFORD. 60

suprems JsJicia C0art. Ia s.esflea,
nse. a. A. n. Las.
upoa The fsr,xuiag hbsl, Ordered. thsf N libfi
eve notios % tks SAT- seorFe iuntres. = Appes
h fBrs The Jsstcs u eaf raprens Jsfcts Coaf, q
b. halisn Il Paris -lfhln shi GO ths Coanty u Ot
fsrf % ths .scni Tss.isy u February. A. ID W.
By pablsklnr -its.tsd eog, " sad lbsi, sod th'
order thsreos. thres weeks saoce.sively Ia ne va
isrd DsDncr.f. Be-spspsr printsd In fsrs, ~ OF
Coanfy u ga fsri ths at pahliesfoa - b AIRY
days II s.-t pfiof D. sad sssuai Tsssisf a febfp
sry. soFes.d tk-f h nag there snd thsa N oar saa
Coar kppeH AL sho~ csa.e. N sny ~ haze. -p
wm. WIKI VIRGIN.
Justics - NJ eatrsme JutioAl Coat
A trus copy q ths hbsl ssi orisr u eoaH
therroa.
Afss,- ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Csfs.
Al. wALkER. Esq.
Auornsy Coz nbi'L Bniston. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

u-woED seuihr
I.
ras scholars all will understand
rhls merely 10 polni of laid.
when % roc mi. word 10 told.
Twill show that yoa are growing old.
And n0v vs ebi f.blsi thlns.
Aboa, which 10 soug ve siug
This na,l word 90 us viii shov.
what Editors gill Oflsn DO.
0Hicr Pooh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
rur ourrx Asp rHr carr.

The sivanc- bal t-sn pushed 18th blood
- succs<. and vas atsut IA enter thin
strip ~ tlml~r AZ the very Zoo, ~ the ridgs
vhsn thsrv appeared. brsaking from this
eoy,r. too .ostisr~i troons ~ hor~ was
attracted o. the green jAsssts - the one and
the white hor,s- ~ the cher. ami have sincs
lsarpsi that then av Tor the nrs, time the
r-.ioubtAbls Enniskillener AMI Sso,s Orvys
Ho- quickly they ooncsnisr~i and bov -en
they struck cur victory - ding columns bis.
tory tell. ! aw them. a glss IN hand
s,ood on q battery wagon. vanish With pun
% smoke AMI fash o. cirvling sissl within
cur ranks t~hsli tremendous surge In
our formations and az the Whole mass rOllssi
hacs and driven OF by thu che,ring Gssls
like cattle l-fore the hsrisr. Grcai ~ss cur
rage and diansy. An hour - artillery prsc-
To- saoce~iei. during -hich our command
srs vsr~ casting st.oai for Otisr plans, vhsn
80 -vrr attracted o. . movement ~ cavalry
among The enemy An aivAncs -as b.ing
made by ri uniform~i brgads numbsr-
Ing, Juig~i, t-twesn I've AMI an hundred
men. We cnnclnsi~i that this -as = division
o. cover soms serious snisrprtss and d.
r.ctsi . cio-. lookoat 10 other quarters
The cavalry hal disappsarri Ia dspr---
sion In The ground
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

Meet
-Pf..lisut
s-i. Deer. reed {? SHARP, h,rps
OfO.n. organ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
NARsAREr A. nUSTREss.

rATg oF MAINE
COUNTY or OXFORD.
Nsyeuhsr 81. A. n. isss
Tbsn per.oaslly sgpsArsi ths ah1vv nsnsd hsfgsffi
A. Hanfrss. add made oath ~ ths truth n N 30
Eoiss hbsl snd ths s,aiemsnts thsryta msis rslsns
n ~ rsstisoce ~ al oeofEs lisnifss.. aad Do
liability b. sscsrtsn ths sslss. bet1rs ne,
JAME- EVANS,
u n ItrarT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

v-FuoSETtc cHlRAps.
is- sweet Bss.ls 81 The bsn.
TAs girl % sll The lsni,
She -Ors . plsin white dress, Q sr'i
She carried 10 hsf hsni-
There. too. I .ss my brother AsTi.
40 honest, oomsly yOa,h,
Bet he and I both love ssest Bess.
Aud that's The Aones, uu,a.
lie lowered elo.s BY Bes.i.'s side
The sntlfe svsulnx through,
AZ n he we're total spfits
llsf sasio- 10 parsus
BxSStr BHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25
sILfINa noRsEs ANp nEs.

TIE oour.s % the sbo, through then vas
markri BY a melting u hor,s- aud neu and
. spray u shr,sidei ns-h AMI clothing. While
amid The kissing % tho iron gale there was
Q low. harsh sound that can as'rits only 10
the rvndlng u bon.s AMI tissue Thsy
Ias-.i us Ike cour~srs at the hnish. the
hor--. rvaching With lightning striI--
AMI the men high In their stiruT-
chs.ring ani brsndishing their Aatsrx
They pa~~d within snow ball range %
me and SONS u my meu discharged their
pistols and small arms upon the rel rankA
lhto the billos Of smoke that rollei from the
heart u cur position they fsw and there
came q sudden CHECK b. the hrng a. though
the cannon bad b-,n throttled The shock u
dirrct connic, ensuci. but In . few MINUTES
the broken remnant % the troops r.app-are1.
forc~i lack by the horslsssnsss % the az
tack. Tbere vas some fring upon the brave
fellow. a. they rvtrao~i their corT~s stwsn
path q glory. Tut my battery took no part
In H. We felt great admiraiion for the troofs.
bot never understood, a. no one s--s. TO
lisye. the purTo.s ~ tbs maDeuver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

vss studying The heights ~bsn ~As sur
pri-.i 81 -. The truof- prv-sutly r~.ppsar
over a swell and still dirrtly advancing
Our emotions werv ~ pure amassmsnt
Wee The English. intoricsi~i BY their sue
go % The manning. going 20 capture Tho
russian army siih . forage Tartyi EVi'
dsnily ~. for on they cams, oncs more Gov
sr~i by dip In the plain The csnnonading
c.as-i on 10Th slds- ar therr was that hush
q tsi~i audience upon soms moving sosns.
They we're stili cut % sight, but 80 coad
bar the dali stroke- % their hoot. uf-pa thu
turf Up they came al last. ash a. they
hove in vtss. nov within sunistsr
rAngv, their bugi~s sound-i the charge
AMI they broke from q hriss trot into
. galop They we're gallant com
pany. truly, AMI u WAS VISIBLE svsn.io me
that there vas gcoi blori IN the -, fAcs.
sni hsarts % oak under tbo-- SCARLET Jacssts
TIE order b hrp ran along The Inns AMI l
personally j.rkei the lock string % ons q
my plec-s without sighting Our ~hols ar
uliery fsn~i and ruared like volcano. IA
my guns ~srv run lack b . iaut hr-~ching
AMI more graFs was nmm~i down their
smoking threats lesp--i - cai.son % -
ths havoc II vas svfuL A third q the
brisads had fallen. -oms like stones. others
plunging AMI srthing sith horrible sOundN
The remainder borv on 9TH gathering sTs-sl
found them too cio-s In upn my elevated
position o. dsprrss my guns 4 s-cond vollsy
struck than -ith the same a. shiful eject
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-25

- ALBERT :. AlrliNs etsfts
A. III. WALkLk, Ia.
Auernsf Coz lbl'L BrIision. We.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-08
Won a Bride by Betting ON Harrison.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec S.-A novel wedding
has taken place at the residence of Mai
Jacob Bretz, of Carlisle The contracting
parties were Mr.. Joseph Kinter, school
teacher of Dillsburg, Y ork county, and Miss
Mary E. Bannan, a iece Of Maj Bretz. The
marriage was to satisfy an election bet
The groom is a Republican and the bride q
Democrat, and the conditions of the bet were
that il Harrison was elected the wedding
should be solemnized just one month from
election day, and the bride must procure the
marriage license and defray all current ex-
penses She carried out her part, went to
the clerks Office, procured the papers and
was married in the presence of q large ASSEM-
bly, of friends.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-08
HE told THE Truth.
The Accuracy of Phil DaIy's State
ments Confessed in Court.
HIS ASSAILANTS CAUGHT.
and the Two Women Held for the
Grand Sury-A Very Pretty
Plan which Didn't Work.

NEW YoRE, Dec. s-Ona of the happiest
men in town is Phil Daily, the gambler and
sport. Through the exertions of Capt. Reilly,
of the Nineteenth precinct, with those Of his
detectives, Hayes and Brett, and half
dozen Of Inspector Byrnes bright men, Phirs
remarkable story has been verified, and his
reputation for truth and veracity still re-
mains unimpeached.
1t almost broke Days heart while nursing
a very sore head to be told that Inspector
Byrnes looked with suspicion upon the story,
as told by him, of his adventures last Monday
afternoon when he called upon Adelaide
Stanton at her apartments, 406 Fourth av-
enue
From the very hour a leaden bullet came
mighty near ending Daly's earthly career, he
has told the same story 1t now transpires
he told the truth; he has been vindicated
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-08
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