davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Fall Cleaning.

whlle BY no mean. worn % The mag
niiade OF sprinx eiesniuE. fall cleaning Il
very necessary for The comfort aud health
OF TIE family. II 10 no, well. hoss,sf, 70
begin the work TOO early. A lev cool
nishu and mornings late In Augus, OF
early In September do not always snd ths
warm weather. and IL IL best IN defer clean
iug until flies and insects have entirely de-
parted.
TIE nrst thing that demand. attention
when preparing fof Water 1. the nrsplsos
(tor those so fortansts s ~ have one
mi stoves Chimnsy- should be swept
aud cleaned. nrrplaee-, CRATE nae., fnrnses
and range well cls.ned from sOo,, and ~
paired, II necessary. II 10 mofr economi'
cal ~ have this wofk All done before cold
weather. Ani oertsiuly more satisfactory.
ifo,hsr repairing IL needed, whlte~sshing.
painting or papefipg. IL should Dc done Dc
fore cleaning IL attempted.
Ia house has been Thoroughly cleaned
la The spring. 10 will scarcely be found
necessary ~ take up carpets that have
BEN len down dating the sumner. bat The
house shoali b. veil s~sp, from garrett ~
cellar. Ia rooms much used, The tacis
may BE- loOsensi in the corners. the carpets
iafnci back and susp, uudsr. As dirt aud
dust 10 apt 10 accumulate In these places.
Ssnt, the wall. shoali Dc swept down with
Q long. handled feather dastsr. aud then
wiped with large. clean cloth pinned over
q broom. The woodwork also requires
dastlng aud uiplng OF with . vet cloth.
TIE windows washing In warm suis, rms.
Ing aBi polishing with ehsmols skin. AZ.
ter ell the cleaning IL we'll done, use .
coarse cloth from clear. hot water sni
wipe OF the carpets, rubbing down The
nspe. As oftsn a. the cloth becomes dirty.
rinse IL, and when the water looks dingy,
renew a. The Windows shoa.d be lefy
open until the carpets air and dry this
process viii greatly improve The looks OF
the carpet.
Wooden garments, blankets. furs, etc.
that have been stored susy Tor the "a N.
mer. shouli Dc taken oat In October and
looked sflsr. They may De hung on The
clothes.line or laid on The grass windy
day IL good for the work. Af.sr being In
The suu all the forenoon. they should be
shaken and brushed and pa, In iaslr proper
places.
This work, DO In proper season while
the weather 10 due, will eontfioale 10 the
confon aud health ~ the family. and
greatly Tighten the labor OF next ,pring's
cleaning. X. X T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
An Improvised Safe.

A lsughsbls occurrence took place on |
Kssss. City train from Chicago recently
The cars were well oiled with peopl,
bound for the State Fair. and sfisr ths
train len Duboqas The porter OF The MANI
boudolr car thoaghi he would black the
pSssengers' shoes before he went 20 bed.
lie wAs In the smoking room at work. and
beside him sat the conductor. Finally the
porter showed bis hand into one OF the
shoes. bat instantly withdrew 10. ~ thoagh
be had found . snake. Slowly be felt his
way into the shoe again, and, instead OF
pulling out reptile, he drew forth well.
nlled pocket book. The owner having
been afraid OF being robbed. had paced
the purse In the shoe, and thea Get II In the
aisle TO be blsckened. The porter I'm
medistsly awakened the owner, who 10.
stead Of being thankful. ipsisted on hsv.
ing light. so he could count the money
and see II the porter had stolen any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

w'hen I va. intrcinc~i, Lord Duferin
aid b. hal . very pls.sAni Tvcoliection q
the STATS, that b. enioy~i his life In CanAdA
s'mo-i trvmendously,- etc. AMI that be ~
.rvtt.si my late arrival -ugli no, psrmit my
dining az tho gOvcrnmcnt hou-.. lie u .
very gracious, polite man, q thoroughly
traln~i Diplomatic. On oouh -. u IN every
linz % his fAcs and movement % his body.
There -ss -ily forins-- sboat IL al that
-Uali Tut rsrson on ons's guard and causs
ons 10 look b-nssth ths surfscs for double
msaningx Tbs nstt morning | wsnt again
With tbs consul general A most Interesting
crOvd gafhsr-i on the stet- "a - tbs Vic.-
rUy of-ail the Indian princes IN Calcutta
and the nslghborhoci, the sr.gu~.n d Bur.
nah and chiefs from Csshmsrv AMI al tn
borisrx Hsrv, for The nrt time In India,
have IN rvaIly magnificent co.tunis. and
jsvels Lady bufsrin. ho-sv,r. vors
simple White gown ami brown straw hat
Ths tani played. cannon we're nrvi. sp~~rhs-
made, and the PARTY rOll~i cut % tbs gar
dsns, lsaying Tho svv.rnmsni hoass bsl.ini
them for god
That svcning dinsi az n. consulate siI
servants waited 90 table. go for Zach Isrsou
10 10 well vag-- ar. los, for many are ~
quirri, f-; u al. the hs~vr OF vale. 70 In
disy.nsAble. dong everything Tor you; you
nsvsr 20 10 dine bat that h. attends % vail
on you. be drs~- you. doc your packing
AMI even says ''thAnksT foe you No ons
ever In India .ays thanks" for thsri-sly~;
you always hear them call for thar ''lrArer."
Mins was . very good Que. though could
not NY became - dependant On hlfn - all
this. but II wss great sstlsfaction % 10 veil
waitsi on At the h0tsl. vhils other psopls
were making thsm.slve. ~rvtehsi Sert In
Importance IL thu cook, and the m.n who
look after the hou-e, called kitmsgar1 Thu
every hou-shold has . tailor. . washerInAn
and 'swe-y-,- who DO all the dirty surk IL
you have bor--, 10 r~Quirs- too msn for
every hor>s. and II several had man 20
bo<s the Others; ons man cuts the gras-, an
other gets 10 In The only women servants
are ths Ady's maids and nursc; ell the
others sre men Wages vary from OIL 10 t5
. month and they End tbsu.-ly-, they al
ways 70 about barefoot AMI without noi-a
A gentlsmAn told mo on frst coming cut he
attempted dressing his servant. we'll, lot
found they would 20 30 sle,p In tho straw
with their clothes on, % gave 10 up-cor.
Boston Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Tho Happy Home.

I have peeped Into quiet ''parlors" Where
the carpet is clean and not old. and the
furniture polished and bright; Into
"rooms" where the chairs are neat and
the noor earpetless; into kitchens
where the family live and the meals are
cooked and eaten. and the boys and girls
are ~ blithe a. The sparrows In the thatch
overhead, and see that 10 IL not 90 much
wealth and learning. nor clothing. nor
servants, nor toll. nor idleness nor town,
nor country, nor station, a. tone and ten.
per that render homes happy or wretehed.
And see, too, that In town CT country,
good sense and Gods grace make life what
no tesclers or accomplishments, or means,
or society can make 1.-THE opening stave
of an everlasting psalm, the fair beginning
OF an endless existence, the goodly. mod.
est. well.proportioned vestioaie TO . TEN
pie OF Gods building that shsli never do
cay, wsx old OF vanish away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
r.. Of a.. rmsr,ll... r....l.

"Let mo - good silk umbrella aid Q
matter Of fact looking man In . Chestnut
street store one morning.
"IIsres . Mo. one" aid lie salesman,
holding up a hns specimen
II don't like tbe-s tAssels,- remarked thu
would L. purchaser. II don't ~ What thsy'r.
put ON for. They're not ornamental, and III
swear they're % no us..-
"oh, but they are useful, said the ale
man Many man has saved bis umbrella
BY having tAs~sls on H."
"lIow or
"why. instead Of laying n down or stand
Ing 10 against counter when he stots In any
place, he simply thrus;s ons a the tA.-sls
through buttonhols % HIS vet When b.
starts Co 20 out Of the stors o. wherever 10
may ts tug soon reminds him that be a
escorting an umbrella I Lat q good cue
toner by explaining the utility u ths-s ,As-
ssis-or rather his custom IL bot 80 con.--i-
tive - IL formerly Wa lie bought q high
priccd slk article one day, and took cot his
knife 20 cut OF the tAs.sls, when stopt~i
him Don't do that I aid
why notr sskei he iaiways do vten
Iget homs I might Just - well do Il hsr>
Theyrs no use.'
II explained 10 him that they were Of uss
"'By Joyer Md h. that's 81 What q
fool I've bneni Ihave invariably cut on The
tAssh ~ soon a. got home and put them
away In my bureau. A Consequence
have . scors OF moro tAAssls and no UNI
breliAA'
THAT man hasn't bought an umbrella for
over year. vbsrsas be used 10 CONE In every
two or thres weeks for new umhrsIlA--
PhilAdslphia Newa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
AN EXPLANATION.

what L. this "pervoas ,roable- with
which 80 many seem now 10 be afflicted
n yOa will remember few years ago tns
word Malaria MAS comparatively IN
known,--to-dsy Ills - common a. any
word In the Eugllsh baggage, ye, TIL,
word covers only the meaning OF another
word usei by our forefs,hers In times
p2st SO II IL with nervous diseases, ~
they aud Malaria are intended u
cover what our grsntfsthers called Bill.
loasness, sni al are caused BY troubles
ihs, arise from Q diseased condition Of The
Liver which In performing lis fanctionss
fading II cannot dispose OF The bid
through the ordinary channel, IL compelled
10 pass IL OF through the system, causing
nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever,
etc. You who are suffering can well ap-
preciste 9 cure. We recommend Greens
August Flower. It's cures are marvellous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
nA1 wlARINo ANo pALoNGss.
rs<ss which rrss.lsr Has setis"i-rhs
rars.'. 'sts,spipe."


rsr..'s ''stssspirs."
Prom time % time have noticed thcories
srprv-.~i sitting forth The chief Gauss q
t~ldD.s. such a. Abaortnai hsai trOm the
bad cover, 'constrictioa a the blood vessels
% the had by tight hAts. by Mr.. Eaton and
Mr. Goulnlcck. Professor I. weslay Mills
holds that "ths principal root u N" trouble
Il In pervous strain All the-s thsories
may have some,bing % do with ths los "a
hair I am ~, about to discuss the -ev.
sral theories, 90 suggsst one myself, but ~tn
only sndsavor a. point cut fsw fscts which
may 10 interesting a. bcaring upon The sub
tsct
During several year. residence In Hong
Kong. In my professional duties, hal 70 DO
With gcoiiy number u fsr-ons, rvpc-nt'
Ing a lar.s VARSITY % nsilollAlitis-, AMI In
my stuiy % ths~s poole found that many
theoris. deino~i from local experiences a,
home ver,, In voms ca-- AZ least. hardly
hrosi enough % covvr al facts found at
lArss In nature bsaring upon the sT~cino
points q Investigation Familiar With soms
% the popular th-ories 80 b The causs 81
tskn.-s, vas SURPRISED 10 IND men who
always wore q covvring D. their hss-is, AMI
during buslns-- hou- and al-sys -hen cut
% doorS wurs q very tight hat, vers nsv.r
bali and Io-----i . wonderfully strong,
thick bead a hair. rvfor 10 The farsscs
p,rsians,. There Ia saor~i. religious A-
among than ths, no man shAii % With his
bead uncov,rsi
when the MohAmmsiAns inyasisi Persia,
the ms jor part q the native fersiAns that
a. n. rsk.sr ..sss luf.n
indlA, found protection AMI welcome hone
among The iiindo-, . p~opls q oAs,s.. AMI
In order that tbe-s Strangers should always
- Identified, al-o moving that thsir r,iigion
obliged them % ver . he.d cover. Q Lac
vas ps.-~i 30 compel al rars~s 10 war
certain .tyls % Ia, -h>nsver srpo-~i cut
sids q their o-n private bona TIE hat
prvscr1i~i Il a. tall a. an American slk hat
with no hrim, u truly nigh, - oAll~i
stove pip-- This hat 10 worn. inclining
backward on the bad frum IS b ~ dsgs.
and In order b hep u on Ia plsor. the brirn
10 male 81 cling ,-ry cio-s % ths bad. being
- tight AMI - constantly -oru that quite
deep dsprv--ion 10 oaus~i Substantially
around tho bad; u ->sm~i a. n The skull
might b. involved. bui, not having the op-
portuniiy q examining one, ~as not abe
% fully ds,srmin& Whsn>ver this hat 10 ~
movei. q skull cap Immediately tAks- Ia
plAcs IN my professional duties ths-s hais
often hal b - removed. and 10 app~arri b
me a. eurioos faet-lf some q the popular
iheoris. vers aliagvthsr true-thAt thess
p.opls ,hogh never L. hah Therefore
instituted ssris- q strict inquiries. Many
% ths-s scntism~n spoke Rnglish inislli.
gently. al.o fr.nch, G,rrnAn. hsyisn AMI
thar local Hlndoo dialect, sosns % whom
Kindly allowed an examination % thetr
he.ds. AMI also ASSURED me that thy hal
never known one q their race thai was bali
@. y Rogv- IN Popular Science Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
FROM WITHIN.

Net ~ ths 80 tiie.
Nor ne s~fft river,
xos the sssrs that sweep thru vs<fs OF h><res
stie ~ siis
Fofeser and ever,
~ v- mArt mans NE 9TH Ne k>> and e>'h
Not b. The leAf's faii,
Nor By The sprtng rain,
Nor The atoms that drift thro' en.iis>s torrs
Changing an
no they chAnesls~s remain,
IN 90 oouat mans Ne vith its h-p AM lars
Not by tbe s,ruog TING,
Nor ~ things sweet.
Nor ~ the fair hghi - sun that sp>ris fr
ca ssift vings.
Sor tl,a wili winds that meet,
Do -, tine mass NE With 10 da.s and day
Dui ~ ths siruag wi.
lhIi ~ The SAILS Eraor.
MT w the ysaruinlrs that thrrsi night ani day
sofi AMI stuL
TN Thy gig~ IN his faos.
% ve tsli mans he forrvvr aDf aye
-Georg. L. MONS IN Overland hnnihir'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

OXFORD. "a Al . Coar 81 PROBATE. held A
fsris, NiAin snt for ne Cosnty 81 oNofd
% Ne third Tns.fay q >srt. a. ID. -
lAliA hcAtL4stkAs ~ Ada a 81 ~ setAle
~ ko.es hcAlislsr Guarftkn ~ Lola. And Hiram
IA. hcAllster. maor ehi lirea and heirs % Mrs.. "a.
N. hcAn scr. late - eresn soei, In al county,
sid ssrts for Allosance
o~tsred thai ,he sslfAtniaist rktrtx give notics
- al psrsoas Interested, - casing . eopy
% thls ordef - - plbiisned three Sesss sc.
fHs, thaf theY nay appcAf a. fre
tAts Court - bs hslf a. PAris. % NJ thrd rues'
DAP % oct nsxL a nine orlock IN ne foIe-
soos. .ad .ho. sasss q aaJ MI have, -ay Ne
ssns sh0ald not be allowed
GEO. A. WILSON, Jsige.
Atrss oopy-Aitsst; n. Z. DAVIS. Kesistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

Professor G.aihler. OF Paris, states TIA,
certain vital processes OF the body develop
paiflfying Substances 10 the tissues,
which. n not speedily slinilnatet. prodaee
disease. Ayers SArsapatills Elects the
removal OF these Substances, and thereby
preserves health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
srArEoFNAiSE

Cavxrr 90 OHroaD.
Taksu 90 fnerutlun AL 49, H. s'0i .f
aaetioa IN ths fssufy .ssfenfh iaT ofn.fH.fft ID
lsss a a'rias N d. aasfns-a o. sf.rr n. It's
y. Mri. al North fsfis. a. a. rEtf IN RI l'I
Efskisl Dana q fsfis, hss in rr.irfHl '.'
ing Described mrrtgsgsd "a Fsfsr sfltifI L. 7 II
In sald Ooaufy, D. sit II hnarsfrsi ftf.n m ..f
al EEskisi Dsmnn sfustei - far r0sI .s',f
ffum Nofth fsrs VILLAGE 80 tfpnkn De.
Paris I'LL. at hing psrt n - nurleffi =. = -
"a In ths slnth rsnss - Is IN ssd ftrf a.
tsining 90 hnndfsd al tss.rF sCrrs u.rr .f 80.
fAfl., sept s,fh. isss
JAMES l.. PARKER. pfpa'Y ,.frf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

When isfs Moscow 81 noon We ver, sold
that the train would stop for dlnnsr within
an hour or two. but 10 did not, and We Earned
from soms RusiAn ofYicsrs Who were sttsins
with N that thsrs vvuld b no opportunity
Tor obtaining anything ninth In ths evening.
A vs bad tAksu an sarly bruakfast vs en-
prsssd cur dismay. whn one Of than vent
Into another compartment Of the or where
hb family wsrs and soon rsturnsd with Q
hearty lunch, which be insisted upon our
taking. and which We Of courss, grassfuliy
accsptsd Imagine captain In The Unitsi
b>Ats army Offering part Of his dinner 20
. foreigner on . railway train. And this
va but one OF The many scss Of coursssy
which ~ rscsivvd frou them during ne
long day which ~ wrs togsehw bsswssu
MOSCOW and wsrnv.-asaEy - wnshs n
Dseret3 ysss ffsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

II you are weak ana weary from some
so-eslled chronlc disease, don't give up
Suphur Blttsrs has given hops - many
inyallds where hitherto there was nothing
bat despair. IL will bald up aud renew
yoar whole system -Eii,or Weekly Am
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

Professor 90 student q, the blsekboari)
"Nov, cir, what Instrument would you
use In constructing . geomstricA ngurei"
stadsn, looking confused, "A piece OF
chalk, sir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

EclrNl. IrcHY. scALr, suS ToKruREs
The simple application Of "SwArsx''
OINTMENT" without any iaternAl medicine
will cure any case OF letter. Salt Rhsum
Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples,
EeIsms, all Scsly. Itchy Skin Erupiious,
no matter how obstinate o< long standing
10 IL potent, Elective. aud costs oat tribe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

BLAcEB ERHY JnLY.-Bruise and boil
the fruit. then strain, add . half pound Of
sugar 10 each pint OF ] uiee and boil from
ten 10 twenty minutes.
PEAcu JELLr.-wash without removing
the skins or pIps, cover with water, boil
until son. strain, add half pound Of
sugar 70 pint OF juics and boil twenty
minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

The many remarkable cure. Iiooi's sir.
.psrills aoeomplishes arc sun lea, proof
that IL does possess peculiar ear,tve
powers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Corrcspcndcnce on practical topics. oomin G
properly under the head of this column. 10 -.
licitesi. Address all communlcstionsintend
nor this department to kdltor Of lIomem ais ~
Column. oxrosD Dknocssr. farts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

The man Who goes into 9 barber shop
on Sunday morning. may not know What
IL Is 10 labor. bat he knows what IL IL 10
walt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
DON'T DESPAIR.

TOOK long steps, my ehild." said Sol.
ON N IsAscs; "you Won't wear oad yoar
shoe. nearly 80 qsick"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

an "a JkwKL CASE.
In the sappalres changing light,
Ny first IL surely sesn.
A radiant garnet. gen 80 bright,
Ny second holds I veen-
Mil pearls a. pafe - mountain snow,
Ny Third nud- restiug place,
Ard In The smefald's balsfal glow.
Ny fOarth 700 Jas, can trace.
In ruoles nss the nfe dies glow,
Ny nfth lm sure you see.
Another emerald show,
Ny stptA nos dad for me.
In smsihys, aud agate. TOO,
Ny seventh comes At yoar calls
In diamonds nov yoar search parsae,
Ny eighth Bot no, quite all.
In The tafqaolss's sElre sheen.
Ny uinth 700 always see
Ny whole "a VIA, . isv have been
AM many wish 10 Be.
DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

Gold can bay pretty nearly everything
In this world excepi that which . nan
wants most via happiness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

Ns-Nohp r2Nshh
1. An ,imlraols servant, bat hard and
msrclless master.
2. TIE position ve should AL strive 70
gain.
). Something given for remembrance.
4 Al occarrenes.
5 The poor tenant iresi. and The land
MANITOBA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

No class l. said 10 pat more real feeling
into their vocation Than pick pOetets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

Rs.d. ar., horizontal ilue then ar's'sr'i'
cal line, ard 80 on.
1. To Go. OF perform
2. An article.
>. To BE- In error.
4 A girls nickname.
). A boys name
g The goddess Of mischief
Z. Uuits OF space In measuring prinisd
matter.
= A boys nickname.
p AbbrsviA,ion OF written papers.
The central letters Of The words form
10. II. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

OXFORD, ss-At Coar % PROBATE held a.
PAis. ~itAia and foe ths Coanty q OKf0rd,
% ne thIrt raestAT u sept A. II. tsss.
A. v. MASON. Ekecatof the estate
q James ". k.~ae. late % Bactasif. IL sad
C0unty, a.-easei. hsViaE pressnted his sooosnt
q Asn.aistrAiioa % ne Esiais ~ .it deesasef
or allossncsi
Or,isrsi, tfAt sAi Exscuior ave pgbiic notics
Ihsreof n al psrsoas iaier~stcf thersln, ~ pub
liza nx q ccpT % thls orier thres sesks sncces-
siysiy IN ths otfOrt psmecrAi, newspaper
sppsAT Ata PrObsss Court - - hsld ~
Fats vithia AL Cor ssf Co9ntY. Ga the Airt
rus-AAy % OF neat. al nne 0siOsk IN me
foreaoOa. AL sh1w eAass, u any theY have,
why the same shoai 90 os sliosest.
GEO.A wtLSOS. judge.
Atras eopy-sttssti "A. &. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
The Old Doctors

pr.~ boil. inoiern doctors cisca,s %
heno. tl.e increased dsini nj o. AiiefA-
tvss. N i nox we'll kncsn taai ni.'si
Ii.ra.s. are due. not 30 over-ai,a''lA',cs.
hut b. imparity. % The Blo~ ; and y
/. eanAily vel aitcsisd that so hi''i
mNlie.ns l. 20 sihcacious a Ayers
SAr-alariilA-
~ous u ny children hal lArre .ore
hr.ak out ga ths iey. We srpiled
.imuis rvmssiies. for q While, thlhkins
an. -. wsaild shortly heai INT ~ 81.
wUr.a. ". sought mssiicsl aiNif., shb
wsrs toid thai an Alternative meiic ll,s
"a. nsccssafy. Ayers SArsapafii's
l.HuH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

ANssERs TO PuIILks oT LAST wrEs.
i.-Gro1ni. roaai, train. rain; scars,
cars.
2--Suou boa0d. John Greenisaf WAT
tsr
3-CoL bin; furusosi stove table
stool. lamp. ohNrs .,,ni; SHELF ses'
ing mAchincg work stand plAnoi sofa
bas,, ehandslisri pleiarssi hat raeA
mifrOg, chairs; rug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
" -ENtuNA

v.-ENiana.
Composed % Il letters.
Ny %. 8. Il. ia plscs for cooking.
nv i6. ~, 10, n sa bliEfsri.
NJ 81. ~, lss color.
NJ ~. 5. IS, ia reliable.
NJ :. ~ 10 - 90 vrong.
TIE -hole l. . bli Of ,ivios.
LITTLE Man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Recon- m ended

ah,vs All cthsrs. Ne usf'i u Win mar.
v.iaus results. The surc hsAlei anl
h..ith snd strength fapidly fytufhc,l.
- Armstrong. WslmAr' TEXAS
Il ara Ayers Sarsapariils ~ - an
.1r~fr.lle fsussly for The cure ~ hiis-i
af.~asrs prvsrfit.c ~. AMI u DO. NE
- every time g. 4. L. faisr, VI. -
Manhattan. Kansas.
I'VE have sold Ayers Sarsarafiils
~, ~ over thirty YEAR, AMI Away
,.-osamsnl n whsn sskssl o. name ne
- hioa.i.puridsr - W. i. Mclean,
Druggist. Augusta. Ohio
o. Av.r's rns-liciues continue o. - ths
.,.rfa-,l rsnlesiiss Ina spite ~ AL cofn-
r.fitioa IT W. Richmond, Hear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

N-ptAsoSp.
1. A eousoasrt
?. A uguli.
8 Asplcs.
Z Part % The day.
5. A vowel.
MANY BRowS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

for this Department, shcait
be sent The eiitor. W. a. kAsraAs. kAst sum
uer. Ne
t-CuARApE.
Thoagh our line OF life be broken,
Taoagh our lot may be The worst.
Though We hear no Kind word spoken.
Prayer win tighten cares OF !frsi.
IL, ne then be up and doing,
For the work We have % do
l. not ldling. bat parsuing.
Let us ever watch and f1ro.
In our life work here. my brother,
Ever lend helping hand
Let as each help Que another,
Then oar ,rAols vii be NOS, grand.
Our.