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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29
Lost

On the day Of the Democratic rally at Strea-
tor-s pocket book containing 500. Finder
will please leave at this Office and receive a
suitable reward or communicate with A. W.
Mers, Farm Ridge, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Will Haskins, principal Of one of the
LsSalle schools, died on Monday morning
He was q brother Of Thos. N. Hsskins, and
had quite an extensive Acquaintance in this
citv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Seneca Gilt Edge aud La Sale Third Vein
Coal always on hand q. Gordon & Ford's
North Side Coal Yard, on Columbus street,
north Of canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Subscriptions taken for all newspapers
and periodicals at Hapeman & Graham's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Printed on good paper, in convenient form
at Hapeman & Graham's. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

The Hallowell sale, announced for Dec 26,
has en..postponed to Monday Dec. 81 See
adv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

The first week of January will be our
great clearing out week Of all odds and ends,
remnants. II you want q bargain come.
J. E. SCorT & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

The Hallowell sale, announced Tor Dec
26, has been postponed to Monday, Dec. 81
See adv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Subscriptions taken for all newspapers
and periodicals at ilapemsn & Graham's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29
CHOICE

BAILED TIMOTHY HAY
Delivered to any part Of the city in any
quantity. Leave orders at store.
+. A. KENDALL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Get your New Years candy at the People 3
Candy Kitchen, Colwell Sherwood block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

The Hallowe!l sale, announced for Dec.
26, has been pOstpOneditO Monday Dec. 81.
See adv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Pure and fresh homemade candies Of
every description for New Years, at the
Peoples Candy Kitchen, Colwsll & Sher
wood block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29
Diaries for 1889.

DIHTI6S IOT TooUs
In many different styles at Hapeman
Graham's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

Judge Blanchard wa. home from Joliet.
He adjourned court for the term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29
Call at Sweetser's

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

''Therc any number ~ people. some.
times. | think az many a. nine out 81 ten
Who seem a. think u no crime a. cheat n
bank said a clerk INA a financial insiitu.
ton 90 a reporter II there Il = strrak
- meanncs- anywhere Ia q mans nature
II will crop out when he n pat 10 the test
on a question ~ money Sumciimes ]
have amused myself by experimenting
with men "a End out whether they wcrv
honest Thcrr l. an easy way ~ ascer
tanning. For Instance. a dspo-itOr hands
la his hank lnok. together with a number
~ balls and cheeks. the amounts ~ which
arr 90 D. placed % his cr,siit. lie has
made ont deposit ticket. which BE- holds
In his hand while count the money.
How muchF ! ask What De you maze
iif he inquiries. name a sum a. ar si0
larger than have asccrtAlned the amount
a. H.
III the man l. honest he viii say be-
thinks I am mistaken. bat often be- will
turn around aud make out another deposit
ticket fixing the amount o. correspond
with the hgurrs I have given. Then. u
cnurse. count the each again and an.
n0unec that I have made a mistake. and
81 prove II hand hack the money add lct
him rrcount u Men whom nobody would
ever suspect - cruokedness In business
matters arv often very quick 10 take al
vantage II little mistake In their favor
know several wealthy gentlemen who
] truly believe. would never think ~ pay.
ing hack any sum. large Or small. that got
into their hands through a hank clerk
mistake "-Piitsburg Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Considered from the standpoint % NOR
Atty and hygiene. which In some respects
seems almost one aud the same thing.
tlerr n no reform movement that appeals
~ directly 90 the large hearted physician
a. this present effort going on among US
90 secure rational cookery and Guth0rita.
tive knowicdgc 81 facts and rules In
dietetic science Why sh0u!d not the
doctor have chair Ia the ocOking schooli
His place In nature a. prophet, lawyer.
guide. philosophy and friend maAca him
At home wherever help Il needed.
What We shall eat. aud how, are ever
recurring problems. Upon their wise 80
luton depcnd. Co grcai extent. the
health and happiness ~ mankind The
experience 81 the past upon this subject
q hopeless, unclAssihed mass. wheat and
chat. about a. valuable A. uncut gems
from a mine. l. the natural inheritance u
all women Interested In the ennoblement
Of domestic life. But other time. require
other manners. What l. the iesi food.
and how best prepared for Nineteenth
century man In America Bewilder,d NO.
men arr uttcring the old cry Come over
aud help Us" Have You sound knOwledge
upon the science ~ common ihingsi 10
you wish your fellows WELT Then.
friends. let us go.-Medical Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Lawn-Tennis Cap.

Take two skeln, OF Germantown wool
and doe. bone hOoi. Make chain OF
four stitches sni Jbin Ia . ring.
Work eight rows 10 q c, taking % The
back horiIontN loops, Increasing In eSen
row until there are 90 stitches ir the
eighth ros.
Niath rOs-Bsgln the wave OF pun part
thus ieiu nrst q c; J c In nexi q
G, dc 10 nett c. repsn from star all
round.
Tsnih row-.id c In each OF 3 a c; >
4 c 10 second OF the , q c. rspss, from
Eieventh row-'id 10 each OF 5dc;
. q C In second ~ 3 4 c, repeat from.
Twelfth row. &c In each OF dci
3 a c In second OF 3 repsst from
Thirteenth row. Miss dc, ID In
each oftde; 5do 10 the point; d c In
each OF next dc; repes, from All
round.
Fourteenth row. Miss 2dc; q C In
each OF &c; Sd c In point; Id c in each
oftic C; repeat from.
Repeat this fourteenth row thirteen
times.
Twen,y-elghih row. Miss ? DC, d c
In each off a C; repeat
Tsenty-niuth row-Mlss 2 dc, dc In
each % q c; reprst.
Thirtisth row-Mlss q c. q c In each
OF a c; repeat
Thir,y.nrst row-Miss 2dc, q c In
next q c; repeat.
Tnirty second row-Mlss q c, q In
next q c; rspest.
Thlrty. third row. c In each q G; re-
peat this row nEe times
Thirty ninth row-'2 q C In nrst q C !
a c In next; 2 q In next; d c In next;
repeat from all round.
Make . pompon OF wool for top OF cap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
EYES MADE or CRYSTAL.
wh., . New York Dealer ssy' c""ss'"'
Ing Artificial Optics

~, IA All wrong % say bully boy with
,,i.s..x. said Maiden lane InAnufac,-
urer and importer who Il something 7"
way
.Wsl ,herr may 10 bully bo.s, but
there j. no such thing a. glass eye.
what would You call thlsf We a ,aS
At the same time holding up an ~''n''"
II would call that a crystal eye. tecauss
Il Is made out u crystal. and not ou' OF
glass"
"Of cours. there L.. A ] understand
n crystal eyes cannot h. molhed INTO
share Just how they are ool"red anu
male 10 initiate the natural eye J have no
dea You zee. the method 81 making
sr,Iariai human eyes out ~ crystal u one
=, tie secret arts. I have tried 90 see
whe,ber therc Il no, something Ia the
h,oks. but the writers maintain deep
silence on the subject.
"whsrr are mo-, 81 the artificial EYES
mAdeY a.,
Frame. The manufacture 81 ArtihciAi
human ewes l. In the hands ~ lev
Frrneh workmcn. who keep the process a
-, che same a. the workers on
Oohelin tarsstry keep their ART secrci.
Tlerr arr two az three In this country en-.
raycd IA the manufacture 81 ArilhcM
eyes. but their product lAeks Often INC
close finish and the naturAlness OF The
French. Vet We can make . good eye 'o
order" -.
How much would an eye TO order oostr
Not over els. We keep y large az
sortment Ina stock. and " Ne can az a
man the cost would b. only tl0. Thsrc
h not such difference In peoples eyes a.
mos, tsrsons suppose The ordinary
blaek eve. the light and dark blue eye
ard the gray eye. and what Il called the
wall eve are pretty much GA the same
pattern. O-ulists have studied the dif'
ierrnt shades and tints ~ the eye - long
that they make . PRETTY good match Va
the natural eve. Not only that, bat they
can m an artificial eye exactly In the
Mace ~ a diseased eve after tho latter
las bccn removed II the muscles have
NO, heen damaged. the artificial eye ran
d. made to roll little after the manner
81 a good eve. bot hardly In Tho Inc
frenzy Of the past have known cases
40 sklllfully done that II was hard mat
ter 10 tell AZ the fr~t glance which was
the artificial and which was the natural
although a sharp observer would dis
,ln,yulsh n In a short time.
DO YOU think there arr many bully
hoy. In New York with glass syesf' ne
laughlngly inquired.
We'll. I can hardly say how many New
Workers sleep with one eye open. a fair
estimate would perhaps D. over 90 Or
1. 80 A grrat many from out Of The
city come 90 b. fitted with Artificial eyes.
I can judge somewhat 81 tho number by
the amount - my sales every Year.
Il suppose you have conc Aeruss sons
/ curious CAsesf
yes. I could tell you some funny on
perienccs which have had. remember
ono Young lady who was never suited
with her eye. and had u changed once ~
twicc year Another old Lady used u
losc her Eye about once ~ twice year
ono man who used % 50 on periodical
sprrc- often went home without biz eye
| lie came to me one day and ordered an
extra optic lIo said that be wanted q
b. prepared for any emergency but
guess the greatest emergency was meet
Ing biz wife after being out All night =
l. J. Vance In New York Graphic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Indian si.,.r, An nr.rii

Indian slavery IL aid 10 have replaced
negro slavery Ia Brazil Mr.. Wells. a
great BRAZILIAN traveller. Gays that I'm
the widest regions - tho tributaries Of
the Amazon bands % India rubber gather.
crs carry on an Ubiquitous trafhe with
many Indian tribes. from whom they ac.
quirc cAptiyes frOm other tribes. Tho
lawlessnsss % their proceedings Il fully
admitted by the brazilian government.
but over the vast Arcas In the distant
regions through which they roam IL A. alb.
solutsly impossible To maintain any check
over them. York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Renova,ing Clothes.

Black elk may be spopg,d with de.
cOctlou OF sosp-bsrk aud water. IN very
dirty, and hung out 10 dry, or N only
erased aud needing 10 be ffeshensd. weak
borsx. water or alcohol, aud where POSI-
Die, II IL better ptessed by laying pieces
smoothly aud passing them through the
clothes. wriuger screwed very tight. III
you must iron. DO II after the silk IL dry,
between two damp pieces OF muslin, the
upper one mag better be Swiss, that you
nav see what you are dolug through H.
This iss little mote trouble than Ironing
the wrong side Of silt. bot you will be 70.
paid, the no, iron gives The sllk apsp,f.
ike f,sliug, above all, never Iron 9Th vet,
or even very damp.
sa,in may be cleaned by spongirg
length vise-usyer across the wii,h-wilh
bsr1lus, N gt.ssy, or alcohol or bof,,.
water, this will not be irlaret by direct
contact with the Iron pfss- on The wrong
side.
Black cloth may be spopged with an.
mOui, and water. an ounce Of rock an.
monis 20 . ~ins-bo,,ls ~ water; or rqaid
hou. hnld ammonis, diluted very mu,h,
msy BE- used.
Dlsek cashmere may be wa.t Ell In bor,x
water, as Indeed may navy blue. IL
should be rubbed only between The hand.
no, on board, and the water ouly pressed
no, twlstsi out Zach width folded In
four s smoothly - possible, sni fuu
through the wringsr, then opened and
hans up 20 dry. 10 the bet way. Cash
mere. 81 treated. n iiis of good quality,
will look Ike new.
Pongee six IL Supposed by macy never
20 lOok 80 well sflsr washing bui ~ pro-
perry tss,si, IL may b, made up sgsln
With new ..iisd. sni the dn rsner c,nno,
BE- sen bat - usually ~sshsi. II 10
several shade. darker. ami sometimes b.
/. silfnss. - IL. sthoagh II may not have
been stsrchei Thl. change Of color and
suraess 1. due - ~. being irousd wet
As.in, Pongec dress will come from the
laundrs.s covered With dark spots this 10
where IL IA. been allowed ~ dry, std then
been ".prlbklei douug" the -ptlokllns
shows The r,msdy l. simply - pot IL
again in wst~S. TRY n, ami iron II whea
qalts dry P1nEe- r'qalrrs m mors care
In washing than white garment ~ Gil
bear hard fubhlag N necessary. bat IL
ma.t not be boilei or scaldsi. Tresi II
.boat q. 700 u1uli n,nnsl. le, II get qai,s
dfy. aud N yJu uss gate bet iron, Dot
bot enoagh ~ SING, OF course, al The
ofsase. will come cot, sni The slls slll
l0os Ike n-s The reason u d.rken- u "
vet IA 10 this II II ~sfe pat Into e"liihg
s.tsr the slls would darksn % n,ha.l
would. ifyoa pat bot Iron on The d,np
sllk you convert shu water remains Ia IL
into boiling water IL l. tins seslied.
.llk which hNs changed color In the wash
m.y b. partly RESTORED by washing sgAin.
Psrsnths,icAlly. may remark that THIS
ifoulng them when Vet IL The reason gen
tl.msn'. shite silk handkerchlsss become
yellow With washing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

whsrss. Oranls &. H5aFhtoa AL - Dt
uoaght0n, h.ath ~ Wos,dstrk, IN ~ - ID,
G5r,l al rtsis 81 Nains 0n ~ tllfi. Nsf 49, rs
A. n. Is.s, ~ thsir ul1rgsge lefi ri -, sfl. ~
onf,ied In Oxf1fd Rfgisffy of lNflst rt.r rtfHri
rs, ooatsye,i b. ths suhs lfihff 80. 49,. pl "a
Of and .lfnafsd In ths Yilage RI hftA 49,,
.sii Wosi.tock. BRANDED snd tf'efi' II. - 81
va ,-Isegining "a lisg Bfuak n ~ l't,.,i i q
Ramfori r,s.df thsucf % the ~ q. - 80 las
sosth ss.tsriy difectiga thirty fws - a.. Il 4.
o. he eornsr II lani. no~ 81 hfmfiV - fssfres
s.svers thencs .s,Ith siKiesn AL - 49,. a ~
...s tssntyt-o no. AT tsenii - 49, -. 81
Ilog Brook thsnes 20 ssld tfpos - ssrth -
eleven links 10 stale snd sionfs ts....s.1f Irks
ty.thres degrees ve-t too r',is - -. isrress
~ . st.ls AL stanes theocs norih 49, nrrih
sasf .iftssn rslls b. . STAKE sni So. - ID
fattt4hrss dsgrses sest eigf -. -, r,ssflnsi
Brool thsnos up aid bfoes - ~ ,t-rron, "a.
eseed. toxethsf ulA al taAAns' III 81 tss
osps ar Tosn Hal AL ths hssoe. - 49, sf.si,
un'il,iAsd thisd part u tbs - - 80 thsrs
~ .~ear. The pagIasnf n csftaln roaftxsgs
IA d..erIes.l. All a. ne coaiiea oi "a - So
Rave besn broksn. claim i.fseo. ~ al pro-
..,ro,'lins ~ tks .tafafs 10 sach SO 49,.
MED al ei,s thls sotics 90 thsi psii'
r.'i.. Jsl, 81. lass yrLrsE y BIeEsLiLhl;, y.
n, ess. A. wnsOs, ssf A@'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Instruction for Laying Carpets

Instruction for Laying Carpets.
Carpets are often badly laid down, either
from Ignorance or csrelessness. The car.
pet. neatly folded. should be brough, 10
aud laid down ~ IL IL folded, the way the
widths are % run. IL must then Be ua.
folded by degrees, no, dragged open any
way. When the carpet Is thoroughly
opened out. let the center width be laid
perfectly straight from Que end TO the
other. . timed tack being pat At saeh end
q keep II In it, place. and all the other
widths laid straight according 10 the nrst
When one end OF the widths IL straight
aud thoroughly stretched. let IL be tackled
down with tuned acks at regular Inter
walls. beginning at one end aud wofkise
towards the other. When this nrst end
has been nrmly fastened down, ii one
side, ut right angles 20 the end nailed al.
ready. he tackled, taking care 10 poll IL out
"tsut," as the sailors say. When the side
aud end 1t right angles have been fssten.
ed down. the corresponding aide and end
are easily managed. and the thing is done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
A u.. for Iiar.l rrtha,..

Since there must. or II Is though, there
must. b. floral tributes 10 Actresses. Tie
suggestion Of New York manager that
the surplus supply be sent 20 hospitals ia
worth needing. After doing duty "A
blinds TO the spectators two or three
nights. they are generally left TO vithsr
and waste their sweetness on the car.
bureted hydrogen air. Only let them 10
sent before they arc too far gone.-Chi.
cago Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

ONfDgD. ss;-At Coart o. Ffstgts heid a
- third ru--tay u Juiy. A. n. tsss.
XII IA. HAN. eaar,iisn % Bet a. AIT Rlse
n hdier, aiasF caiitrsa and heirs of 4 q.
Mir, ate % hrosuaali, In at Claaty, a.
eessed, hsFiaE prs-satct hls aocoant % gasriian-
sap of ssi1 saris Cor siiosAncss
Orierst. fhNt NJ sAd 1uArftsa give
sotioe - al psrsoas iaters stei, 81 ctas AZ q
eogy % NE ordes o. ~ patisn..f ihr-s weeks
..nss--issiy 10 ~ ONfort p~ms-sr.f, priats 81
Paris. thst theY MAJ aprssr ~ frubate Court
20 - hid ~ fsris. % ths laird raessisY % Anx
ssxt. 81 niae ocleck IN ne forens0a. All .aos
e.a-s. n Any thsy have. sny ths sane shouh n0t
- sio-ed.
GEO. A WILSON. Jadge.
A tvs soVy-At<sr a. c. DAVIS. Rssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

W.-ASAGRANs.
While cleaning house one day In spring
A habit with us women,
Down In . bure.u drawer found
Ny husbands nal nm or,tH.
with IDLE eariOsliy,
sAt me dOsn ~ read
bat when be found me there saw
That De- sAs mad" indeed.
"such curiosity" he cried.
"Non- would have thooghi of yoa
hat a.. AlA. I nad I've wed,
Drpp aaa namosr two"
qllck'y handed him The book.
Toe cause " bis ods0se,
AMI 90 have bal any desire
To look 10 over since.
BL,NciIx BAEroS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
A Valuable Man.

Manager % Theatrical Company
That man who just passed j. the most
valuable man that ever took out on a
tour q the country.
lnercdulous Frend-iIe does not look
A. though he was much ~ an actor.
Manageable can't act AZ all, but a. he
Il champion pedestrian he never has
any difficulty In getting back 10 town
HnstOn Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

ONFORn. a. Al q C1un q Probsis. hsli Al
Paris. slthla at 90 M CoahtF Of Oxfofd.
90 ~ mi Iuesfsr q IuiT. a u. ls-s
wAirEE n. -AWNEs. euarfiaa a Hafu. z.
ss~1efs a. issans puersons Ia skid couufT. haFIng
prUssatsi Ma accoaat ofguar,iisashlp % sd ssrt
lor sllo-Aacs
oraer~d. thAi M .aid cassiiaa give uotles
70 al persons Interested, ~ Caasinx . copy
% me order D. - pahllshed lares Nests 80.
esssisey "a N Osiort nemocrAt. pfatsi "a
fHst thAf theT nay sppsN a. Pro
eshs Courts - 10 hsid a. fsris. N thri Iues.
dag % AuE. nsNt a. uLae o'riock n ne fare.
nooa. sed 500 eaase, any theY have, sty M
s.ne saoald not - sllased
SEO. A. WILSON. Isigs.
true copy-Attsst. IA. 4. DAVIS Rsxisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Mother" said Miss Clara. Edo you
think BOBBY ought 10 lOa1se In that hand
some chAlrf' Certainly not. bobby,
said his mother. reproyingly, ''yoa Nigh,
break t." lifts strong enough IN hold
Cara aud Mr.. Pestherly." argued Boooy,
q. he slosIy sii iosa. "li oigaI - Do
strong enough u hold q little boz"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
They Ceaue.I Her.

Aunt-MlnA, what has become Of All
any left. ~
Mina-iou see. the cavalry regiment
that has been stationed here has b,rn
ordered away. and had 20 give each Of
nv admirers lock Of hAir.-Teras sift-
ings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Ose OF the Good Cheer readers has u.
cellent success In cutting glass by holding
Il under water and cutting II with pair
OF large scissors. 0ae OF the family Pc.
psfs says glass may be cut with any hard
tool, like . ehisel. for instance, ifkept co.,
stautly vet with camphor dissolved In
spirits OF turpsntlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Persons who wear glass eyes and can
AFFORD II have one for the day and another
Tor the night, because the pupil OF the
natural eye IL smaller by day than by
night and the glass eye that win match
during business hours does not look nstu-
raj by gas light.-Jswslsrs' Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
TnE DOSrON STAR

says DR.. KNnfmAnn's great book on Dis.
eases. it, causes and home cure, with nne
eolorcd plates. IL the best work ever pub
hshei. A copy will be sent free 10 any.
body who sends three ? cent stamps, %
pay postage, TO A. r. ord~sy & TO BOs-
Ton Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

torrc.pondonce on practical topics. coming
properly under the head of this column, Il 49,
iiciisd. Atidrcss all ootamuuicsi ionstntended
fnf this department to Editor 81 iioncmakcfs
Cciunn. OxrokD DEMOCRAT. Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07


A lady frsf Second her room,
Arranged In ,sAols aud gold,
lOa'd think she ws- q "frinSe-s fsir,
Her toilet to beholt.
nv frsf IL little article.
Nv Hfrf 10 ascend or rise;
Toe trAols IL The sun total
A. you gill nov surmlse.
Parity phonetic
NJ frsf 10 describes by The GRAMMAR
NJ Hsrf IL to break or bite,
The whole 4. . garden vegetable,
Ia spfiagtims luxafy quite.
vIoLKr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
A WARNING

The modes of deaths approach are va
riOns. and statistics show coneluslvely
that more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat and L1ugs than any other. 10 IL
probable that everyone. without exception,
receives vast Numbers OF Tubercls earns
Into the system and where these germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into life
and develop. At nrst slowly aud IL shown
~ slight tickling sensation In the throat
and n allowed 10 continue their ravages
they extend 10 the lung- producing Con-
sumption and 20 the head, causing Cstsrrh.
Now all this IL dangerous aud n allowed IN
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with Jour ThrOai, Lungs or Sostrils. OBJ
tain . bottle OF BOsehee's German Syrup
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