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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Tho>e people Who belong % the better ei,s.
OF tramp sf-cies. who make their houss I'm the
city PARKS during the summer season. Ar. NJ,
an uninisncs,ing 1T rho~e, Tor instance. who
inhabit Madi-on SQUARE form themselves into
akini OF family, and there Il considerable
rivalry among the most intellectual Of Their,
"a 10 Who will bold plAcos OF distinction IN
the estimation % th-ir associates. The tramp
who IL the leader among tie MAdison .nuar.
oilers AZ prr-ent Il known a. the s.colenel,
and no person Was ever more hollr..i by Nj.
associates The colonel Ia n very .e.siy
looking chap, bot his word Il Law arnonr mi.
fellow tramr< lie gainsi his proud position
In the estimation Of bis fellows In rather .
cunning way about q week ago
Oen. Sherman 10 In the habit OF WALKING
Through Madison square almos, every nne
evening after dinner. Az everybody tnovs
any ono who ay, that he was an old soldier
under the hero Of Atlanta viii AWAY. re
ceive Kind word from Gen. sherman. no
matter what his position may be. The other
evening, AZ tho general Was s,rolllnr through
The square, the tramp accosted him ana said
that he had been under the general. and tina,
10 would make him very happy 20 be allowed
10 shake his old commander'. hand OF
courso the general extended hls hand AMI
then walked on Every evening after this
the general Acknowledged the salu,s o. IN.
the tramp. The man gave Il on, tia, he wa.
a"coionei" under Gen Sherman. and A. h.
was secn Converting with the old varrior. n.
was believed New York WofA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
A Collar and Cu9 Box

To mske q prstty hox for q gvntlemsn's
collars AMI cuff, tske one ball Of wrap
ping eor,i. which you can get nom Jour
msfchsnt NJ I've cents ball crochet =
ehsln 81 Elk stitches. Join In seircle. then
proceed In double crochet until you have Q
piece az lsrgs ss the bottom of . thre' /.
quart pail. wid-nitg just enough To hep
II ru rh.u skip ,vsry other stitch snd
erochs, Que rourd In double crrcht'.
Next round, I DC In each De of previous
round. cnntsinlng slx rounds. Then cro-
che, threv ROADS OF opsn work. IN q
again with doahle crochet, being csr'fdi
n.l,h.r n widen or nsrros the work -
you prOcstd. MAKE n nearly - deep ..
the backet MAIZE the cover Just - ycu
male N. bottom, turuirg IL the same,
n, n knit two row. aud nuish With pref.
" -csllop. Crochet . ring and fssten In
IT, center 10 IN. va to rsise II With
Nb~ dissnly. I've cents worth OF white
Rlus In . liule water and s,irsn your WORK
In II. Ia, - n you were stsfching. Rub
II In thoroughly - II will be stin. Grease
The pail With fresh lard, and stretch your
knitted pail smoothly over II Over The
bottom of the pail. pat . piece OF thin,
creased mssliu, ard then TIE Knitted I'D,
puling ~ .csliops cot even. Vet In .
wsrm place illl PERFECTLY drv. then give IL
9 cat % white vsfnish. Ran pretty rio.
blu. In the open spaces In the sides and
cover; and N any msu IL not pleased With
n, lil. because be doesn't know bow 10
spppeis,e pretty thugs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
.nnr,rtn.c1rxr SoyEIIIs.

Among some % TIE minor novelties seen
iaA recent fair. we're fau.oag-. Tnsy wee
male OF tsu shafts OF ribbon. The out
side ,hAi, No. In width, aud The
shat. that - vel q. the liulng. sbOa. half
Al inch wider. To make one, tskr too
lengths Of ribDon ysrd sni half long
f1r inststce. tie ogtsids shade of terra
cutt.. the iinins, cream color. Sew them
t,gv.hvr .engthsise. 90 Ons side the edges
will cOms together. and on the other The
cream cnl,r will shos . half inch beyond
the terra cOtiA Next. pacc the tuds to'
gethsr Aud ssw the sides Turn down the
Top Sufficiently fOr heading and use very
narrow riboon Tor draw strings. Such
bag. arc ysry convenient for parties or the
theaters ami there IL less danger of break.
iug the fan.
Another common idea va. % take the
small mustard cans, paint them In some
color, ard d,cOrst. them With purple slo-
Its, yellow crocuses, or Other nD"cfs.
Bore twO BIOL :, one on each side OF The
eau, aud draw q narrow ribbon through
them Hang on gas burners for burned
matches This Ia certsioly chesp enough
for sny on. n copy. They will prove very
sslabls 81 fairs.
Coverings for handsome pillows that are
In constant use aud also for hammock pil.
los., are m,da OF Iwo pieces OF linen Zulu
cloth. Large ey.l,t holes ATE worked
around The edges and laced with . rather
large ella cord, nni-hed with two tassels.
Oas recently sen ~ ~ art store, was
m ade % i.sn colorcd Zulu cloth with an
smbruldrrvi vine, the fiO~crs and stems
we've done In oatline, aud the leaves Ia
K-nsington. The cushion itself ~as old
blue. aud the eyeei holes aud cord were 81
the same shade OF blue. Tnesc coverings
can be taken OF and washed whenever
needed
Ifyou have sn old.isshionsd secretary
which IL precious, and watch seems use
lees, IL Can, with very little trouble. be
formed into china elosst, or . sid.bosrd
for tue dining Dom. First have II rubbed
down and polished; then have The desk.
board taken 81 aud small piece of wood
nuei In ~ the front, thus making The Top
even, on which msy be kept Ice water, or
.uy fancy dishes, n IL IL W be used - .
receptacle for china The doors must
nett come OF Then place brass Tod ~
the TOP Of this opening with two curtains
on IL. Either remove the p geou holes, or
have long plees OF copper fastened seross
In such q wsy as 10 Ue efsily removed
Toe copper forms charming background
for decorative paintings and oy adding
hsbdsOm. bf ass or copper handles, one has
piece OF furniture that will grace any
dining-room.
For embroidered bed-spresds Zulu cloth
IL preferred by many 10 Bolton shee,ing.
IS IL has smoother naish and 10 not quite
30 expansive II comes In cream and lawn
shades. A eribspteai OF Zalu cloth, with
. bunch OF pink sweet peas In the cent-r'
and Others scattered over the spread, Was
recently seen by the writer. They were
al done in oatlipe stitch; the spread bad
vide band OF pink Saline At The top, with
lace edging over II for ipish.
A yerv delicate drapery scarf for vase
Vas made OF delicate pink silk cause. with
apple blossoms painted upon each end. An
irregular nettsd fringe Of pink aud white
-llk gave IL hnish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Railway Investments Ia England are
proverblAlly dear and bad. bu, they arr
certainly getting worse. The sli down
meal Is respectable. and the plates % eggs
and cold meats are eatAble. but the buns
and sandwiches land their, Il, or would be.
an Immense bun and sandwich public) ara
amply atrociOus. AZ a rule. everything
under q glass cover L. stale. Il II possi.
bic that the grcat firm which contract.
for ~ many Of our railway stations can b.
awArc % the disgraocful way In which tho
hand 10 mouth rfrcshmenis ara thrown
on tho publiei Why DO not they appoint
periodical inspectors. charged 20 taste tho
wayside buns. etel Perhaps no one can
b. got 10 do the tasting Ia the present
state % Affairs. II would 10 no nght
ordeal. Anyhow. the sandwich market "a
simply being ruined for want u q llttlO
butter. mustard and fresh bread The
two penny sandwich Il frAnd-dry and
tasteless-while the bun "a altogether
leathery. Pail Mall Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Oh have bal - many non .prufcs.
slonAl people 40 into ecstAsios over our
calling In NE. Perhaps you think II q
life Of luxury Well. Il 4 not. Thcro
arr r,hcarSAis and study and sewing AMI
hundrad other trying exercises that
keep you busy I'll you haven't time 20
write letter home. Principals In a con.
pany Arc always the envy ~ . chorus
girl. and We 40 on calculating Just when
We. too. will D. shining lights The stuff
that Is written about our bsArt romAnces
n the mercsi bosh. some ~ Us Are mar.
RED and support husbands-thA; l.. some
chorus girls-but not any In our com.
pany. and most ~ them have tender AZ.
tAchmcnts In the company who will not
permit dude 10 gct closer 90 us than .
hundrcd yards lwish some % the Young
ladies who ATo sighing 10 h. chorus girls
could zee Us AZ home. over our gas stoves,
cooking frugal meals. or sitting for hours
dArulng hole. In our tights idont think
after one little experience % this Kind tho
ladies' would care 90 undep,o another
Let mo tel you the truth. the chorus
girls lot Il not 40 happy a. IL seems 20
be-noi by several Iugfuls. Girl
In Globe. Dcmocrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
as EXPLANArION

What l. this "nyryou. trouble" With
which sd many SEEN now 10 be sfiilctsdf
n you will REMEMBER few years ago the
wOri Mslsris wN comparatively IN.
snown,-t0-dsy II IL ss common - any
word In the Eagli.h Language, yet this
uori covers ouly the meaniog Of smother
~ord used BY our forefsihers In ,imes
past SO IL IL with nervous diseases, as
they and Mslsris are Intended 10
cover what our grsndfsthsrs called Bill.
liOusness. aud Gil are caused by troubles
that arise from q diseased condition % the
Liver which In performing IS functions.
nuiing IL esano, dispose OF the bile
through the ordinary ehspnel IL compelled
TO pss- IL OF through the system, causing
nsryOa. troubles. Mslsria, Bilious Fever.
etc. You who are suffering can Vel sp'
preclsie cure. We recommend Greene
Angus, Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Aprni,r BOD Dreaning

A pretty var ~ dress . bel l. to mahe
. st. cover ,nd irng sham ~ ch'e.e-elo,h
% p.i- pick "a blue. or arr color That hsr'
m Iult ~iia m. g-nsr,i inu' 9th" room
Tns shan saou 4 ~ long enough Ia cover
TIE to- pillp~- OF bolster. Cot .oshts'
plsc. ~ ihs i,.irri slrs. and iuru over q
h-m to- inchs.iu Width, fcathsf .uteh
til. DOW with wssh embroidery iii OF
.1ms ~ ne Nv hu hb.. Ia white or say
pui nkei Aruuni this sew iso loeb
iu.sril0n 81 torch n or crochet lace, then
smother ben to- iuchss Vide NJ The cheese
cloth. spray of nossf- may BE- EN-
hro.isr.d IN The esnpf N deslrd, sol The
,ir- noi.a,i with lace. whsn The lace =.
pat ga ih- spread itis only run sooe ne
sii.s, uaich ~, not tuck 4 10, bat allow
81 n f,ll over ihs woodstock. vsry
pretty 49, w.. made % crsAm-colof,i
cheese cloth. ~lth spr,y. oi wooinlns
pslutc,i la rich suIsnu unis The fssihei
sutchlng bsiog doe In pale hlne Lac
th~ spfs a sni shan With camhric. ani II
cream col1trd ehse.s cloth !. us,i, som'
tlai m,y - pl,osi underneath - show
sughuy through
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
uIcCnulHS.

Are sometimes f.ial. and not infreqaently
painful. Issw the following Recommended
in late number Of the Medical Journal !
Press closely the openings Of the ears for
few moments Another physician re-
commepds putting . drop Of cold w-tr
into the ear. A lsdy contributor TO Baby
hood advises holding folded, no, o mel
over the baby's aims crossed upon IL,
bresst All these things are easily tried.
and give them for what they are with
a. have not tested them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
The House swarming with Tur-
tlaa

Recently the family Of william Pattsr.
son. OF Fsttsrmsn, Peunsylvsnts, he'd .
peculiar experience Som. days ago one
OF the boys discovered . whole tub OF tur-
tie eggs, which he brought home and plae-
"a under the Kitchen stove In Q boz. A
few mornings sferwsrd one OF the chill.
drsu. who sleeps In Q uundle bed. vas
awakened by something shiny crawling
over his face. The child scrambled out OF
bed only 10 step on another OF the slimy
objects. By tbs time the whole family
were aroused, and light bling struck Il
was found that the lower part Of the house
Was literally alive with lltlle Turtles, rang
Ing In sine from Q nickel TO q silver quar-
Ter. They hsd BEEN hatehsd out In the
night snd were wsddllng and ssramblins
In ell directions. A general harvest was
ina1g uratsd. the result Of which was the
capture OF iS2 lively little tartlss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
A TAt Ilor,<

strangcr-Aro You the superintendent,
OF the street car lincsi
"Yes. air"
Il would like TO eel you horse."
us Il good. lively onss"
well. 4 was used for q hearss horse
Tor year"
send Il up at once. and name your
prioe. "-Linooln Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Aver. CNihsr,lc Plu- sr- r-commsnied
by Toe b-si paysieians, becsu.e they ur
free from e.lonsl sni other inJafiou.
rugs. being composed of purely selsts'
Ole Ingredients whlls taofoush 10 thslr
acton. thy s,imai.t- snd strengthen The
bowels aud sscrctory organs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

-, brown-h u true, Dumisy, that you dis
IKE mo bitterly, that you feel Tor ms moth
ing but vindlctivenes and malignant hatreii
Dumiey-oreAt heavens. Old man, What Dot
NAT monstrous notion into Jour headI
bso.n-Lhi. gun cigar you've jass given
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

EC1xN,. IrcHY, ScALy. sEIs FORTUNES.
The simple application OF "swAYsx's
OINTMENT" without any Internal medicine,
sili cure any case OF Tsitsr. Sal, Rhsum,
Ringwo'm. Pilss, Itch. Sores. Pimpl.s,
EcIsmA. al Sesly. Itchy skin Erupiions,
10 matter how oh.tinAts or long stsndipg.
II IL potent, Elective. aud cost, but .
trlfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

L-cuARADg.
while walking down the shady street
A nowvr giri I ehsncei IN meet
Win woful looks and many sighs,
She cast 90 me her fearful .yss.
with tempting lIp. OF rosy hue
She salt "Yoang last. beg ~ yoa
To bay my nosers, fr,-h plueked, you
see.
Add none nor. total e'er could be-"
I hoagh, bauch ant paid the sun;
Aud thea, with cheek that struck me
dumb,
She cracked q fra ., nv expense
Apd said, "Nsxi time youll have more
s-ns."
turned sni sadly walked sway.
suli mu.lng Why 81. ~ss - gay
I walked on home with gait quite slow,
And poudered a. hsr laughing 90.
reached my room. removed my coat,
ADD on my nbwsr- ana dots
4 smslled = rose, twas high stsppsr.
II was oiled full OF eaysHas psrpsr
PuScu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

says that his little girl u troabled With
n.l,ria very severely. Sni that since he
gave her Salpaur Blttsrs, he never iains'
of leaving New YORK FOR bis sumner rr-
sort w.thou; = few bottles. fot ih-y al
ways cure hi. family. aud are Ear superior
% qulniue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
To uvhi,an Tho Hnndn.


A ll,,l. ammonis or borsx In the water
you wash yoar hsuds with. ana thu, wa,'t
less tspli. viii seep the hands clean On '
sof,. A little Oatmeal mlrsd with The
water will Wilt, n zoe hands. Many pco-
pie use glycsfihs on their hands whsn They
70 - bel. w,aflfg gloves n keep The bed
ding ele,u, bat glyosrlns males some
skins h,f.h and ret. These peopl. should
ruh their h,sds with dry oatmeal. snd
weAr gloves In bod The beet preparation
for The hand. AZ uieht .. white of sgs With
q grain % alum Dissolved In IL kJman
toilet pssie l. merely white ofegg. barley
ruar and honey rtsy say u sas a.sd by
The Romans Ia old,n time. Auy ~sy, IA
|. nrst rate thing but u i mean. suekT
siun ~ u,e .nd DO not 10 The worn snv
bs,t.r than oatmeal The roughssi aud
hafis.t hanfs can be mNis spft aud white
10 month. lin. by doet,fiug them . W.
u- AZ b.diim oil the tools yuu nsei sfe
nail hfu.h. ro,ils ~ ammonia. hos ~
powdered bofsx. sni . little ice white
s.ni - rob the stains %, OF eui o'
Of lemon. which oil DO even bei,sf. fof
the acli ~ The lsm0u will clean anyihlns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Kansas school tssehsr "whsre does
our grain 20 TOT" "into the hopper"
"whsi hopperi' "Gr.sshopPer, ui.
umphAntly shouted q scholar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Do yoa sud ron scfoial., at rhsun,
or other hum3f.i Take Ilpofs sNs,P..
rillA. TIE great blood Parlasr iO0 doses
ons dOllNr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

Corrcspondence ON practical topics, coming
properly under the head Of this column. IL 40
iteiisd. Adsire-. all ommualcs iionsin tended
me this department IA gdiior ~ Iiomemskefs
sosunn. uxrORp DHsoCRar. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Whist .ci-utnc msn should tacsls now
Il an umbrella With bafgi.r alarm 10 The
handle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

The chlnch bug eats n. farmers grain.
thc be moth -po.s his honey. the bed bug
on. him fall OF psiu, the huuous scoops
as money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
>o.-Ise dent Taxes.

ia ths tusu - Aihs " in ~ Cnuntr "a ca
frri. 80 A. feaf ~
The fniiuaiaE III -. takea uu real estk'e %
nru restlFnt asuefs I'M ~ $50 ~ AltasY. 90
Ne wear -. in ID cnumitifd O. usgnol
urcs. IaNertuf uf saHl tlen. "a tts - n 1af -
iuur. 4. n ~. hks h~sa fsturued ID him o. ne
remk nInE unpaHi 90 ~ 4 N dkr % MAJ, ~
~ ~ CsrtiaCsis q ihsi dais, ant 100 rvmains
unpsid anf a1tirs u hsrehY glFva IA u ~ sd
taxes. iutsfyst anf CharEes az 40 pad into ne
TrsgsarF % al tasn stkln siahtscn muuths
fro1u tnr dats ul Ne commltnrut uf al tl'ts.
uact 90 tke rral sstalr taseii 80 AL ~ suclc
irnf o. pas NJ anoInf 49, thfrsfnf InrluticE In-
ssn 81 uuhl aIrtfnn. "a ~ tryssufer' ga -
Ia al AlhanT ca 60 set huriaY In fetruAry,
A. u. 49, 90 uns u'Closk iu M Atrruqea.
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my q n nRnnKs

Oae OF the m,iu questions % Tue age In
regard to some msu. 1. not WhS they live
oni bat Way they live onf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

In the editorial ssst- basket, hs- .
sumner hots', there's plenty Of ro1m al
tnr Top.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

~ -KSiGsa.
Composed o. 20 letters.
Ny ~. 6. n. 1. irjuiy.
Ny iG. 2. n. . IL 10 90 above
MS, 10. Is sisp.rt % . whlp.
MI. s ~. 81 ia drink.
Ny 4. g, n. rs l. the home OF certain
ANIMALS.
MI. 10. 10. .. ~ .. the cause OF mach
p,es.are ant unasppluess In TIE World.
The whole 4. The name OF Que OF The
President. ofths uniied States.
sym.
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NVrsNrpp-L,ptE 90 ea' F.li 80
w Chftstmss rrsdr. ~ tske hss', plsassni
sors q ter usn haafs, 40 - pef as 60
D. qsEtlf male. wDfs srni bT mai ~ d..e-.
p.,tIe.i.ss IRE. ', eassasslns at'fsss a. oaee
CREN'ESr Agr 90, ~ MIA 81, b,.,0a' Mass
Bos $40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Common Sense

a. the treatment % slight ailments
wuuh save a vast amouut a sickness
AMI MISERY. One OF Ayers PILLS, taken
AFTER iiuusf. 100 assist Digestion; taken
AZ nisht. vill relieve Constipation;
taken AZ any time. viii correct irregu-
laaurs a the stomach aud Bowels.
stimulate The Liver. ani cure Sick
Hraiachs Ayers Pills. a. All know
Who uss them. are a Mild caihartic.
pleasant o. take. ami always prOmpt
AMI SATISFACTORY In their rcsuiis.
Il can recommend Ayers pills above
ali others. having loug proved their
value a.
Cathartic
Or myself anil family -. I. Hes,
Lsithsyiie. IA.
AYERS rilis have hen In ne In nv
family upwards a twenty YEAR,. and
have rofupiotslv yerinsd All that IL
claimed o. thsui. ~ Thomas 4, Adams.
San p.sgo. Texas.
n have uss,i Ayers rills IN NY fafni-
d. frr seven Or sIeit years. Whenever
Ihatr 81 aifark a hea,iachs. o. vhich I
a. very suhtrf. take a dose ~ Ayers
Iilis and au always prompily relieved.
I fnl thsm egually hrnsfsisl iu colds
ant. iu mv family. thsy are used fur
hlious complaints AMI other disturb
anres with such gtssi effect thaiNe rafc-
a.. n ever. have 90 call a physician. -
IN. Noullemf. Hotel Noullieult, sara
TIA Srriugs, y \.
Ayers Pills,
runrAEEp nv
o.. J. c. Aver 4 Co, losell, Mass
$50 ~ an uyAssrs IN MoiiCins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

R,,stEp GRErS CoEN Tern hsct he
back. remove 81 ne sus. rs-cIv'r With
a.. husts. sol fpssi in IN bot ssh's az
~u.,i nfs. ssi With bai,~f. p-pP~r sui
.,lt. In ~ f,r-st, on ihe ~ sch or oa, o.
doors anysh~r~
CoEN PrpplN0
Ga. plot ezra.
90. ga.u mllk.
Baiisf .Ir- ~ IN egg.
Tnfve eggs,
Salt. paper All sugar ~ taste.
Cut tn clfu fom The c1b b-fore cook.
insr. MI The lngrriicn. al togeth"f.
sni STIR lh-m Occ a.i0n,lly uniil The poi
doc becomes 'hics. 1t u bake sboui
al1at ~ hoafs
CoEs OYsfrKs Cut ,hrough The her
nsl. % youug sweet corn, thea scfsp- ihe
pulp. from the cob To Que pint of H.
aid ob- egg. avery small ts'eup noaf. .
half eth cream sbd teaspoon salt NIL IL
vel together. then drop ~ from the spoon
TITO boiling lsri. and fry IL until done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

m -TEiFLE s,sE RAIL Cross woRp
In ''cs cher ola b,-e ball nine"
Who nov must ned. be very doe.
a. ''bce line kpocker 20 The Md"
WHEREBY q base tit Il, n. revealed.
In second hsssman'- rapid play"
ny Which his club will win the Jay
The whole. when nsur,t out. ~lll ~
An ampaiblous animal known - ihe-
puNcu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
SOME DOCTORS


honestly admit tha, they can't curs
gheumatism and Neuralgia. Others
say they can bni--don'L Ath.io-
pho-rc. says nothing bat -e~res.
That's the sccr,t 20 IT, success.
Year of trial have proved u 10 be
agslcl, sVs. euro CURE.
Conorri n a., att isr
IN my cvn fafnlI Ahhlhnru- -s- u-sf
sss lat rus.Ft IL u-sf hsttn9 sHferui
frum fhsans'tsfn fur years AT having
ls.n trgsiasi fof III ii-ss-s bf ddsr,nt
thysirtaus IN this rtats AMI hs--sf hu-
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