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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12
Nreier 9nbnf.

Sic beutofratil6e Webrbeit beg Sindn3z
NuSi6ulies (6es gtational 9lbseorOneten@
baules) bat alS @~rgdn3uug bes neuea SGrif7
@l1ttpurfs elm eerbeIierteS Steuer>@ eieB nor1
9eleet, bel beilen Dur6lelung ben Srela6en
8laiue's bas 6era int 2eibe laden mlB.
0ieier bate, tpie man fi6 e~rtnnern tpiro,
ben Sabut fir elm notbnenotges 2ebens7
beoarfutB erfldrt, ba5 rtbt burb cine
Steuer %nertbeuert tperoen bIrfel Muf 0ielen
Durberbaren @ebaHfen itnD nun Die be1lo~
fratiiden Witglteoer bes Stnansausi6nlies
pou urto CANS eingegangen. Denim 81 ibrer
Borla9e beld9t:
u@om 1. Suit 1888 ait iimb ale Gteuern
auf &am6=, &ame unb g 6nupf :
tabaf, 10 pie ale Sonberiteueru fir bic
Qnfertiguu9 ODER ben 8erfauf ioIder Ta>
bate, llfb enDli6 ale Steueru altf ben
@rDBs ooer &leinbertauf BON 8LGtterz
SGbaf dbgei6afit. - Quf ale am /. Suit
nod ~ntbertauften nnb unangebro6enen
@ebinDe FOLDER S~abaffabrtfate pirb Die oaz
bon beretts erbobene Steuer 3uriiderItattet. i"
Son @tgarren un6 Gigaretten
aber 1T ni6ts gelagt, Die Steuer auf biele
bletbt nrberibrt; nur baB Die 2iceu3iteuer
fir Gignrreufabrifanten auf 3 9ou. uno
fur Sabats, reip. Gi9arrenbGnoter alf
/. Dbl. fir 6as gan3e Sabr berabgeieBt
tpiro. Sas lit immerbtn fir Die 6Gnbler
re6t aIgenebm, aber Die Gt9arrensN au1er
tperoen teiren 8ortbeil Dapon Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12
&eitt SemaaOee.

Sin amerifanilher 8plitifer bral1dt nod
ntht einmal Elm belon6ers l6ltmmer Deunaz
goge 81 iein, tpenlt CT IS ii6 nt1t nebtnell
IdBt, am ct. 8 atrtGS;3 Sag ettt
ipentg mtt3utDun. 9enn bic triiden Sttln7
men fiuo imlnerbiu ettpaS tpertD. NlS ~.
Der cute 0euiter p6brenb ietner rithmltd)e1
Gpt1greBSeit am 8atrtdstage nit etHem 9rll@
men 8Gn0den int &nopflo@e IN Dem Sd9te
Der National> Gbgeor6neten erl@ten, nab
men ihm bieS nidt einmal iette bettldlet
2anbSleute DEFENDERS libel, ionoern begitil91
ten fi0 NIT %etni9eu 3iemli@ barn1lolen
Sder5en iiber TIN.
Nber bttterer @rnit nit Der gGt3Itder
Qblebnung bes YatridStages 1T es benz
8iir9ermetiter 6emttt in NeD
PORT. Sine Mborbnltng Der voeretrtgten
tril1en @eieQi6aften" ipra6 oteler Gage IN
Dem Stabtbauie bel ibun bot nnb eriUdlte
ibu, Die parabe Der iril@en 8eretne am
ct. >Batrtds> Sage 9feDue pai1tren 81 lGllet'
Der Spreder Ser 26prDmung ertpdb1te
babel, DaB Die SrlGnber quite 9en1otratell
leien rno t6re Stinmen INNER fir Otele
Bartet eb9dbeu. 0O6 9err 9etpttt err
tpiDerte:
y2aiien Sic urs flar iebeu. SD bin Der
Mtapor Der StaOt, unb sic perlargetl pom
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12

mar Isin 8fIidtgefabL, baS i'm III
allen Sooel bes 2ebenS bis 1T ietn bobes
Qlter bc9leitete. &ein S iirit batleine &uiz
oabe iii Ser grfiQung ietner BHt6ten ie
er1iter genommen unb angeitrenater gear
bettet, ais ct. Die anbere nor, baB CT Die
tihtigften Mdnner 5ur NusfI6run9 ieiner
N6ii6ten gu rpdblen unS Die seiltige l1ebers
Iegen6eit zines Qnbern ansuerfennen pubte ;
bah er es iiber ii6 eetpann, bieiem Bic 2eis
tura 6et Staatsgei6Gfte neiblos aw iiberz
la1ie1 nnb iih ieinem beIeren @tlen unz
tersuoronen, logar auf bic @efabr bin, baB
Ser 6erri9er burd ietnen Mtntiter perbunz
felt tper6e. Obne bieie lestere, etneH hpben
@rao BET Gelbiterfenntnib un6 SeG6itDer=
laughing porausieBeu0e @iaenidaft bes
@eritorbenen bdtte ielbit Elm 8iSmarG ibn
nidt gum &aiier bes ~neueeetnten 9euti6z
lambs madden fDrten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12
@ieae.. pSer @re6eat.

0te @erpaltung ser @bicagoz8 urGingtons
Qutncpz@ iienbabn bat fiir BEN Streif ibrer
Qofomottofii6rer unb 6etser bas 2o1un9sz
mort a~usge9eben: 8ie9en ober
8re0en!
Daran bat 'te re6t get6an. 9enn IS
1T fir baS gauge 2an6 not6lpeubig, baB bie
Trage entidieoen tperbe: @er regiert?
8enn bic vGttter Der 2lrbeit", o6er bic
o8riberi6aft Der 2pfpmotiofi6rer unO
6eiser", D6er bic 3unftuerbGtbe Grades
unions), pber bic vinternattonale1" SebIz
abihueiber ul0 Niorbbreuner GvMnarGtz
ften") regteren olIen:- mobl0n, 10 ptr0
man it6 ebeit oanttt Sure6tftnoen miifIen.
Qtber 0 b lie re9teren iolIen, bos Ipa fid
beuu bod crit Seigen! ltn6 Sic 8erualter
6es 8. >GilenbabnneBes pplIen eS porer1t
eiimnal oararf anfommen Iaiien, Oh es letn
m II s ooer nt9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12
Wtta Stnlfafeft.

9ltta Troa lit iener bon 6etnri6 Seine
gefeierte 1an3bar, beiien 3ottige 6o9bruit
bon lauter @eiinnuu9sti6tigfett angez
i6tpelt i'll; Der iia fir Sreibeit unb @lei9z
belt begeiitert; Der audi bic Su6en at
6ieler Sreibeit uno @lel6beit tbetlne6men
Iaifen min, go. bod aQerbtnss nit elmer
9~IuSnnhmp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12

Ianae er nit fefter 6an6 basSteuer fiibrt-
mie a0rti9 &arL in llblano5 pOteertabrt"-
brartdt 6aS beutl6e &ei6 tpeosr Stlrn1e,
nod &lippen 3H fiir6ten: Wtogen Die
giftisen tpdli6en &r0ten 5ii6en rnb Die
@utfizbeioffenen MosfOipiter britlen:
"Finis Germaniae - nit ibrer Wta9t
lit nidts getban! SIT aud Der &aiier Btl7
belm foot, 6etBt IS bod:
Germania vivat, - foreat, crescat Z!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12

Sod nidt mn erbalten Die 8auern iebt
Before Breile fir iDre 4Sro6ufte, lou6ern ite
ba6en aud fiir fat ale 8aaren, Die Tie einz
sltfaltfen ba6en, ~gertngere 9reiie gu be3abz
len, ais i'm Sabre 1860 fir oielelben Maaz
rem be3ablt merben muBten. 0as Stnfen
Der 8reile ieit 1860 in gro3enten bere9net,
beLGlft ii0 mte folgt - auf:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12

@emtB 1T, DaB 6tele Bretsz% rnieOrtgnnz
gen fi9 nit benz S6ub3oazSartf etngez
felt baben, unb ebeuio getpiB, baB iie
birefte ober tlrbirefte Solgen Oeiielben itno.
9as lit, mas bic bur9 bic S6ub3Olle groBz
geSogene etn6eimii6e Snouitrte un6 einz
6etmti6e Wadrfte fir ben Bauer getban
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-12

OQtI 4AllNL ONIttblbA@t tn0 ttGhbH%Nlt AltHk~
i6ipeut lit; Der iia fIr Breibeit uno @let6z
belt begeiitert; Der AUDI Die Su6en at
bteler Treibeit unO @lel6beit tbetlnebmen
Ia1fen mill, 80. bod ~aQerbtngs nit elmer
QMSnGbn1e:
@1r bas Sanaen auf ben @tdrften
Gel ben cSube1 ni6t g%e1tattet;
SteieS Enhancement, i'd IteH' Is
SIM SntereIie metuer N It.
COLDER 2(tta Srou's Daben mir bier3uz
la1be inter ben vgeitn1ungstit6ttgen Sreiz
i6tpGr1nen ale fiir bte 6anbelsfrei6ett I'M
Mssmsinen lno i9tmpfen nit tiefer iitts
Itber Gutriift1ng iber Die i6Gnbtt6e11
&aub30ue, bur6 tDelde Der arrte biebere
Bauer ou~ssepliinbert tperbe. Qber iie alle
baben babel ben uorit6tigen 6t~ntergebanfen
@ltta Trou'S: ygtur e / II e @aare blet6e
geIdIbt" = bieles ENHANCEMENT iteaen ie
lelbitberitdnbli6 i'm SSnterelie bes 2anbes,
aus ielbitIOieiter &afii6t anf bas @emeins
tppbl!
81 ffnb 6ie 9emofraten in 2ouiiiana
Misunderstanding 8erfehter bes Sretba1oels,
nur. /. .t6ren 3uder mb6ten ie bur6
bobe Ginfl6rsSlle geIdIBt Ieben.
60 Die. in Siib>@ aroItna: MQeS mas Die
Dermaleoeiten Oanfees, MAIDEN, iou u11gez
16ibt bleiben, aber ber &eis, Der 9teis, Ser
in Sii6>GaroItna tpGd1t, tnltB 9egen 0ett
biui9en Mttbetperb 9fttnotens gei6ubt
tueroem.
60 Die G~tiengrubeus 8eIiBer 1T Georgia
unb Nlabann: 0Giien@ uno Stabl>S 1brt1
fate, Die mir nod ni6t beriteuen, mo9en
fret etngeben; uur ntht Gt1e1 er }, oen11
Das baben mir at Derfaufen."
60 bic Sreibdn6ler it Ohio: @egen
3oufreien 3uder, &ets, poDl aud 3oufreteS
GtIen uuD 6ols bGtte1t fie nt1ts etnautpenz
ben, aber fir S6afpo1le uuB Der
3olidub befteben blefben: = bieies @menz
6ement itellen fie I'M Sntereiie tbrer i@afs
siidtenDen 8auern.
limb 10 gebt eS bic gan3e 9tetbe 6ur9.
Sober geitnlltngstit6ttge Ntta Srou 1T tn
uneigennIbigfter @eile berett, Die Snters
efen aller ieiuer Nddbarn, ooer e%ntfernz
ten Beripanbten altf benz Qltare Der 0anz
5elsfreibeit 81 opfern; MIR ntbt letne
etgeHen!
Sic Gbtcagoer Eribune un6 bos ginctnz
natier8olfsblatt iinb atpei itra,nm@ republttaz
nilde Eretbanbelsbldtter; 1te baben ft6 lett
SSabrsebnten bic Singer tpunb gel6rieben,
INN i6re Qeler BON ben Segnungen oeS Sret7
bQnbels All iberSeAgen. 9o6 taul1 1T Der
inn fstt1anSauSlauiie pes Acknowledgements
netenbalies bon Der Mebrbeit bor9ele9te
gntipurf zines lleuen Sarifs er]9tenen, 10
ent6efen beibe .3ettuneen bartrt Die groBten
Niberlprii1e uflD gan3 ua%annebmbare gorz
idlGae. 0as @olfsblatt 1T geraoeSn ernz
nSrt ii6er sic iddnbli9e 9fiidfi6tsloligfett
oeoen Die Sbioer 8auern, Die III Der Gbs
}Gaffung bes t3ols auf S6afipole liegt.
1laO bod babe1 ale freiba1loisrlld9sn Selz
tunsen lett bieten SaDren Oentenl9en Bout
erm, bic feline Saafe sl6tsa, ~fOFtina9rsno
geprebi8t, oaB tie bstrt @t1ltglf lnoIetter
Seuse anfs i6dublt1ite vansgeplilnoert"
iDer6en, neil bic @ole onr1 Gtnfubr3oue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Tissue Paper Lamp and Toilet
Mats

Mats.
If smsi % par waite IL vaniei. GEL
twelve sheet. of nls u,sus paper. double
each 10 the mid ile crosssise, pat two thu
foidei together. sni fold them 10 TIE mid
lie leugtawl.e. then fold over aud oSs'
40 you have q strip about al ioch vide
By little careful measuring one can fJld
80 that no trimming % of wasting OF th'
paper will De necessary. whin you have
one strip rightly folded, proceed VIII the
other ten. fOldlng tso together. I'LL YOU
nave SIX long strip. Weave the.s To
geiher In checker. board style. 50 ih,i al
The ends will be OF ths same length. When
AL are even, with ne-'ile ani number
thlrty.sl or forty thread, tack each cor
ner aud center piece nfmlS together. Tots
makes center amply large for any or
binary sin a lamp Tas tscklng complei.
81, with sharp scissors slit tue doubled
sides then cut 10 doe fringes - near %
the center a. can be safely done. Th'
naer the fringe IL cut the habdsomer II
will look when shaken out.
Having cut al the ends, ia crimper i
a. hand give the fringe . tafn through II
two or three times - make 10 look erimp'
ed, theD shake sud pick II all loos', Tuo'
bling IL between the hands - increa.- th-
tangled and curly APPEARANCE, shake Is on,
again AMI the work IL done The thinner
the paper ADD the faer the ffingcs Ars cut.
the m ore delicate will the nat look When
completed.
Ia white sui colOred INST IL wanted,
six sheet. Of the desired color l. 10 Be used
AMI the white aud cOlored strip, ATE To be
laid together Alternately, three length wise
aud three crossslse
smaller nat I, wanted, less paper
will be needed. and one sheet may be folded
erosswise three um,s, 60 mskipg the mat
less heavy. som times Instead OF t~o
sheets - = strip. ice only Que aud one
aslf. which mskes q ma, heavy enoash fof
ordinary u.s..
ifA rainbow matt. preferred. the gre,test
number OF cOlors - Ne obtSiDef can be
used, pattlng dif rent colors together In
The several strip. -ras Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
One OF Lincoln's Jokes.

Rev. Dr. Noure, Of Washington. TOLD
= new l.ineoln story the other day. II
was 20 the sB.ei that the Presidsnt ~,
very much annoyed by the persistence OF =
certain member Of Congr,ss nAmsd Jerry
Smith who haunted him oon,inusll,
wherever hs wen, With application. for
office on the part Of bis constituent.
One day delegation Of elergymen call.
ed upon Mr. lincoln TO pay respects. and
one Of them asked him II he ever ush,
counsel and guidance from the Lord dur
log this time Of bis grea, responsibility
aud anxiety.
EYES," responded Mr.. Lincoln. 81
pay every night before retire. Think
OF the hundreds Of thou.std. Of soldier.
eamped in the south. the boys 10 blue
s' well I. the boy. 10 gray. | pray tha,
the one may be supported In their efforts
TO preserve the Union and the other
shown the error Of their uhholy strife.
i think Of the thousands Of deserted
homes in the north. Of the thousands OF
weeping women aud f.,herls,. childfea,
aud ! pray God to give them strength to
bear their bereavement. and the wisdom
to see tina, their husbands. sou. and f..
ihsr. have died fsh,irg fer the right.
! ,hinI Of my responsibility aud pray for
strength aud ~i'dom. Then look IN
der the bed and, finding thu, Jerry Smith
!. no, there With an application for office.
! thank the Lord for IL. turn GU, the
light. lock the door, jump In between the
sheets and 20 TO sleep instantly"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
A WIRSISG

Tae modes % deaths spproseh are va.
riOus, and statistics show coaciasiyely that
more persons die ffOm diseases Of the
raroAt ani L1ags than snY Other r. l.
prO1s1'e ihairVeryJ1r. without .xcepiloa.
receives vast nun1srs Of riosrels q irm.
iu,O he system Nni where these germ.
fall upon suitable soil they start lnto lify
Ani develop, ~ dr.t -lpsly aud I. shown
by slight tickling sensation In the throat
aud u allowed % cOntinus their rayAges
they extend % The lungs producing Con
sunpiiOo aud 81 the head, causing CAtlrrh
Nos all This IL dsageroa. and n allowed %
proceed will 10 tine cause death A. the
onset yOu must act with promp,aess; al.
losing clli % 90 without attention l.
dangerous and many lose yoa your life
As s0oa ~ yOa feel that something l.
wrong With your Tnrost. Lunxs or Nos.
Til-. obtain . b1iile of Bpschee's Gsrmst
Syrup. II will givsy)a i'm n silate relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Mrs. Cleveland has entertained man,
Of her old school friend. at the White
House since che became iu mistress,
Among them Was a young lady Of en-.
gaging manners and fne accomplish.
ment'. who made . marked impression
upon Washington society. A gifted
musician, she sang aud played diyinel,
and ". quite the rage for , time. Il
soon turned out ho~ever that she was
dependent on her own erer,ions for .
livelihood. and that she actually sup.
ported herself by teaching music. Bu,
Mrs. Cleveland somehow couldn't be
made to understand IL. She went RICH,
aloug inviting the music teacher to the
White House teas and entertainments,
took her driving and to the theatre, and
showed her ~ much consideration a
II che were . duchess or . Vanderbilt.
OF eourse Mrs. Cleveland didn't "pat.
ronire" her OF make an os.sntatious dis.
play. She simply treated her - she did
oil her ffisnds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Wonder Balls.

A wonis: ball 4, = ehsrmlnI presen, FOL
an older sister or for mother. IL IL :
hvorite birthday gift 10 Gsrmsn families,
sni IL m,ds by winiiag -k-in of yarn or
w)r-t-d into hall. ani hiiiag liItle pres
ent- here aud there Select yarn that y0a
know will be useful. take the prsttlssi
present for the foundation, Wind NATL IL IL
covered; then put In another, cover that
and 90 on until al Tue prsseots are hidden.
OF course they cannot be found uu'il the
ysrn IL knit OF. hence these b lis are some
times said ID he for lazy people Csrtainly
tue stocking or miiten grows much faster
When every little Wills = pretty gift drops
oai. Saeh . ball usually snJrds smuss'
msut for the whole family. --p-cislly II the
gifss are from DIN rent individuals, asi no
one h. seen any excspi bis osn.-A 1eri :
can Agricaltarist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Jack Ellis's Shrewd Crow.

Beginner JACK Ellis, Of willlsmsport,
Penn, has . very large AMI very wiss
CROW lie Is two feet long from the Tip OF
his besk In the tip OF his tail feathers. aud
IL scisnln thief A shepherd dog chain
81 10 kunasl Ia the ysri. IL Que OF IT.
worst victims Whenever he sees TIE do;
gusslng bone be -nesks no behlpi him
and grabs him by The tall; the sudden NJ.
tack esus@- th- COG N quickly wheel
a,out ~ Odd oat what's there, but the
crow holds on ani goes zroasd with the
tail 10 whsrs tn coveted bone IL, snstches
IL up. and In an Instant Is oat OF ths reach
OF The angry animal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
WOOD, BISHOP & co.
BANGOR. VI
State Of Maine.
rEE.rssH. o -.

y
DuusUANr O. rhap. a. &C. ~ of 20 ~
rtsia'ss I Ill Al M sitis ifst'a'sf -,
a. Augusta. ~ M nInstoolih lN 1i 49, !,
.sxi, al slsysa o'cio.t n, ell 49, en.'s' -.
dc.d a. ths hshfst h.iirf, 81 % iaief,n -,
state me trafis q last hrFe 1tNff -.
iyinf IN uainc0f pofatei t0snthIgt 80 -.
having bssa fJffsifei lo thf stu - - =. "A
-nd esaniy tstss effilar,i b ne iifs','''
stats fsr the year So $4,000. . .f -
Ibs sale and ClufsTance % go ITt't -.
male satl 81 % afisht 10 ths osnrf pr ~. -,
~ ~hoss ftEhfs have bfsn frftf 81 =. ~. -
Ne sans a anT tine stihln one leN II.
sale. by payins or tsaieung o. thf Fl'.h -,
prop1Ftion of shst NE garchAsff -. - 80
a the sale, vita ihisfrst ~ ihe rae on -. -
csut psr shnum frum M tine ~ "a. -, \.
dollar foF rslssse. 90 sl.t osnff n ~ ,....,.sf
in isrsst by pas iss a. sflfesad % W 49, a.
u stare, a. prov ded 10 cisq &c ~
tissd ftuats.. ..I.. s,.
sSuss hDssvsF. eil 10 solt . ...I
thsn the hlll amouat due lhcrs1n 90 800 -.
siAis All ooaafy taxss. iatefssi al ci'f'
cribs 10 tks folio~ing sche iale
ONFoEp COrsrtt
Issi se,ss Tryslurs Ae,iemT bfsni - v Z, 4.
issi .ere. frystufy Academy ofani (. /,
80 asfss Raehsaefs Srsni
gEO Z. nEAl.
ComrIsstonsf oi tte tra'aV'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
SrArE OF MAiNE
ooUNTT OF oXFOED. ..

COUNTY OF nAtokns g.
To ~ shsfir ~ snv CeaaiT 70 ouf sAif sat- 90
siihef 81 tis nerafi-s. ervsfIng
We cemmaai -. o. afisra ne rsris % -
tate - NlIsrf " ~rnsl - O. ~ FaIur
~ Oas uaaiset ~ i,ar. knf slnmnn 80 saIf
urfrn iant n ~ uaF - fnInf IN yea rrUr.rr al
q arpsaf hsf1fv 90 lusf.crs - nur surrenr
iudi a. Crafi asu o. ~ holisa Al fsf.s. sih be-
al 80 49, Draatf ~ Otfnrf. 90 ~ srrnnf
Tus.taF 81 U,ctetsr. a. m - thFu aaf thsrs I'M
oaf sa1 Cuurt a. anssef $40 $50 SAL of
0antcn IN So coanfT. Iu plos of d'furcs 20
sal ~afsh sna'. Fnrr Ih.itnf Huu.i inlnf n
ttis uoaorshie Iorft ihai 49, 80 lssiuIY nar
rIe.i - ~ hashand tas So W sri " sma q.
90 SO tsrnfIsl1 rar - NrFrn1rr a ~ -
q ca toa. IN "a 4 lantr 80 staie itsi 49,
hsse al 81 O. hsu anr rnUi. 80. lhaflr
4. assf 3 rekfs tsat tians sat1 .niffmauI ace
80 tas asaFs rrainrtrd trrsrf a. ttuhiaI
slfs t1ssrfs rsr ssf hlshsrt. 90 ntt ts. fe
Esifiess q ne mkrfIaEr fatr anf ot'il kituas.
.hoiiy de-srici Ycur sti uhs.snt ga the
faF - MAO. 4 ~ isrt at s.rrf 81 4 No hta
ooairi,uisi noth'ax t1saf.is tcr saqFnri rf go
81 uFr Chuf s1rrrlHrr 49, Trafa 90 al
l1sil0r nat a. hnuis ~ mslr.n.aF ftisi.rg D.
tsesa nsr al ~ 81 a hashaaf ukF D. fIssa. 81
aat thsi ths Csrs al rastoiT "a ue.r saif rtli
maT o. derived O. 49, arrHrlirE q a. IN tnis
tshan ma.is sat prurttri
lear sad nbslsnt - n fartrfr nfHrn cal
hcuofatis Cert trat - rfesent - drura is 90
tnosn - 80 uur hss d tsfn far nnrr thaa fhrse
years AT ttst ~ "a tefu uuahls a. s1crftaIa
H. shsrsshouis on Il. Il ste a. exercised rsason
ale a. gfnra to a. 81. nsiri e. ts1tnu uf
t-saiy ssssaa taT oi isiT. y ls.s
SARAH J SMALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

"rhi. Instantaneous Photography I. .
great thing" said the skllfal Amstsur.
1--we taken the hlish IN arae-; I've tskeu
q lsek rabbi, on the jamp; I've taken .
q ssh of lightning, bot ne msehias's % -
slow u take = gl.s. of ~hisx.y when irs
set o,fOrc X ,n,ucklin. His action 1. too
raplf."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
A Gnnn ApprrIrP

Il -ssnuL 10 good health; but 81 this
season u IL often lost, owing 20 the p)y
srty or lmpuriiy % the blOJd, deTsngr
meat % The digestive orgsns, and Ia
weakening th,ct % the changing season
dOOd's SAfsApAf.lla IL q wonderful meil
clue for creAing al appetite, tO1iug tn
digestion, and giving strength o. N.
whole system. NOs I. ths time - take 10
Be sue % 60 Hooi's Ssr.sparlllA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Caniled fruit should Away. be Kept in
the dark 10 preserve It's rich color sud
nwor. Tomstoes will often spoil 10 glass
rs, becoming thin aad wstery. simply
from the action OF the Ilxht, aod preserves
thus lose much OF their richness aud
fvor Try ksspias all frult In . covered
chest or trusk down cellar, II you have no
enclosed CUPBOARD there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

JIha Pit. WITH -mAl ] aud lirge
2. writes - Slu,a Missouri paper editor
% stop his pap.r. Tor reason. which b.
thus sXplsln. II h-y piis - match a..
rely Ani IA don't give a. eny finnis eye
tens va are Awl ih- time riting up polly
uck. 60 Not "a no ADo; = pollyiiek WOOL.
mt n 4 nss'. wear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

EaD,. lrcuY. Sc,LY. SEiN ToEruRrs
TIE simple sppliea,ian OF "Sw,YNK'
OINTMENT" ~lthoai any ia,crnal medicine,
sill cure Auy case % letter. Salt Rasam
RugSorm, Piles. Itch, Sore. PImple.,
IA ma, al Sc,iy. Itchy ska Efup,lpus,
10 matter how Oosiinat- OF long standing
IL Is potent. n .ctlvc, aud sO.t. bat = trif FL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

seq rvr. from Indigestion. lo.s % a.
petite. liver OF kiihsy complaints. rhsa
nAtsm 90 nsuralgis, vOai ID well 4
give Aver. Sar,ap,rilis . trial. flr al
such disorders. ~ motlelbe l. 50 Elective
a. tais. yasa fL,hially ani psrseveflnglJ
lsCd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
HAPPY AND nUNGRY-

For over nvc years I Vas . constan
-uf Ter With that most terrible All annoy
ny disease. dysPvP.iA After piJins 90
auuifed. Of dollars, The oaly medicine
fuuut that would 10 me any good va
Sulphur Bluers. SIX bottles cured m
So~ can at well sni an hippy anC
huagry Il EDtTIR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

Tske word from each quotation giver
below. place he words In order aud haV'
familiar Q1o,a,lon from Wordsworth
Thsrc 10 . pleasure 10 The pi,hles'
woods.
2 Never BE- twice q child
=. A thing % beauty lss " forever.
4 To reverence yoar father should B.
your t,lly care
The valiant never taste death Do
once
6. Toe evil that nen 80 lives amer then
:. What Il mani The smallest part q
noihlng SARl rootE Wutrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Notice sf P.ti,iss Zoe Di.'h.'e"
Alnle al Mulnr.

- a
OXFORD. - '-Cnurt OF ibsolgencf' i,,s-,,os
Of CIIARLks ~ EAMk., insolfeni -. a
NOriCE u hereby given thai -. -
~ this "a day Of Augs \. " $50 10
pressut@i o. sall court fof saii eo..N -
Charles n Esuss. Of AlbahT, ~ 80 i.'s,, 90
praying that hs may ~ decrteia ~. 20
iro eli his dstts. pfOssole ueisf ne ~ s,iss.
% Chapter ssyealy Of the .tsiifs =. a sssFi
saa 1psn al rstltion, Il u ordered ~ 81 7,
thsi q hearing D. hat uppo ne 80. wssu.s.
cOgr Al Paris IN salt oluniy 81 Otiofl ,''sss q
dsy The lslh dAy 81 sept, u, -, - - ,iistei
the forenoon saf that police thereof - p M 80
In The Onfori Democrat, hesspA... a. 100
In said couuty Of Osf0ri. Once 49,. =. ssgsa
suecsssiye weeks. fhe last pnbilc.l 7, -, III srei
days before me day Of hesflnfi 80 80 ottsf
tors uhO have proved Their dst go
persons inieresiei, may appth AZ 80, stJ
and time ana show cause u shI t1'l .ts,t,f O.
o discharge sbOuif not - sfshte.i -
cOrdlnK 10 The pnsyef II his peui,es. p.s,s,ss
AIIest. usRRlCk Z. DAVIS, sAso,f5rd.
Of sad COun f0f ssij C0saN "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

The doctors admit that Thy were mis-
taken aDoui 80 Crosn Place. throat,
lui they ln.i.i that their bills rendered %
lac srr al right A wrong diagnosis
hasn't Knocked % cent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
srAfE OT MAiSE.

COUNTY GO OXFORD. -.
sUFEIME @iClkI Coz Ef ~ NACArioN. Z
hsthsi, AS r. q. ID. isss.
Il 80 ths iorsfn.ns libel. orfervf, nat O.
lInsi sFe nolcs o. N al iIhsi - O. anueaI
tsfgrs IA lasilCs ~ uaf >agryue 4Iltritl toart
a. D. hahisu 81 fafit, - ltlia al frr a. CnuntI
o. oHfur1 90 thr scroll tacslaF q o. i1hs J.
A n - ~ palushlag a. lsslrf rnu. nf stll
EIusi. AL tnis Order thrfrns threc sosk $780,
sfslT In the uKflfd ugaacraf. . nrasgspr
Drntesi a farit ta ear IuunF nl % 1rd. "a
lssi pubh.slisa ID BE- thfu dsYs 40 'essi prir'
D. al - IA russtaY uf ~ laoef. itsf. ~ -
may thsrs al t1sa IN oaf al loaFt argesf IN
500 csasc. u Az ~ have. ~ Ia praTef q
sei Liosiaat shla'd npt - grautsl
HNOCu FUSrEK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

t,orre.pondenee on practical topics. coming
properly under the heal of this column. Il ~.
Iiciied. Address all cotninanicstlonsintsn de1
aor 1hls sispartment Ia Edlior of iiomemskef.
Column. UxrosD DEMOCRAT. Paris. Ne.