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Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15
The MOxie Secret.

It is three years since Lieut. Moxie frat
zen. the South American nerve food plant,
called Moxie, to DR.. Thompson, of Lowell,
Mass. Since, over sou, 900 bottles have
been sold, and to-day it is undoubtedly the
most popular beverage and nerve support in
the world. This business has grown like a
mushroom. When it was discovered to be a
rich nerve food there vas a struggle to pos
sess it.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15
vigor and Vitality

Hoods ssrsaparfnA That tired feeling b entirely
overcome The blood IS purified enriched and vifat
lied and carries health instead Of disease to evefy
organ. The stomach il toned and strenethened the
appetite restored The kidneys ar1 liver are roused
and fnyirorated the brain l. refreshed the nerves
strengthened The whole system Il buflt up b.
Hoods Sarsaparf,!a.
Twas all run down and untt fur business I vas
induced 70 take bottle Of Hoods SarsirarIla and
1t built me right up that Twas soon able 70 resume
work Irecommend Il to all" D. W. BEArx 4Aass
tin Street Albany. N. y.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all drugy;sta a. SIX for o. Prepared Only
By {. j. HOOD & Co. Apothecariea Lowell. Ma
100 Doses One Dollar
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

ssDo Won know, Mary, / oncs:ctuaily con-
templafed suicides' ssYou ho.rify me. Nra.
b Tell mo about II. 81 was suffermp
from chronic weakness. believed myreIf
the most unhappy woman in the world. ]
looked ten yeers older than really was,
and I felt twenty. Life seemed to have
nothing in it worth living for" 81 have ex-
perienced all those symptoms myself.
Well?" 'Well, was saved at the eleven h
hour from the commission of deed which I
shudder to think OF. A friend advised me
to try Dr.. Pierce's Esvorite Prescription. I
old SO. In an incredibly short time felt
like new being. The 'Prs scription' cured
me, and owe DR.. Pierce q debt of graft
tute which can never repay"
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

A STICK of timber Isl feet long and
twenty inches square, believed to be
the largest piece ever turned ont from
any saw mill, has been sent from Puget
Sound to an exhibition in San Fran
cisco.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

JAY EYE SEES driver, Edwin D. Bith-
er, uses tOle's Veterinary tarbOlealve. and
thorough trial enables him to endorse it as
the best remedy that he ever saw for gener-
al stable use. Sod by druggists at SOC and
S1.0o.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

Cean piano keys with soft rag dipped
in alcohol.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

If all so-called remedies have failed, DR..
Sage's Cat4rr Remedy cures.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

The average cost of seat in congress is
S.. OO0.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

If afflicted with sore eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggist sell it. 25c
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

Democrats look pleased when Blaine
talks.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15
APili in Time Saves Niner

Phil Armour owns the finest paintings in
the west.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

Plato stil remains the greatest thinker
thar ever lived
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15
BOWEL COMPLAINTS

There is not a remedial agent in the world that
win cure Fever and Ague. and all other MasriouS
Bilious and other fevers, aided by Radway Pills %
quick as Railways Ready Relief.
Fifty cents per Bottle Sold by druggists.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

along. Every field Of corn surprised
him, and each succeeding field seemed to
be better than the last, While the orchards
we're bent to the ground under the
weight of splendid fruit. The grapes
ara rich in prospective yield, and tbs
fall paetures lu1riant. It Is q great
vear for farmers
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

Log cabirs are neither
fashionable nor in de-
nsnd, bat they were more
comfortable and more
healthy than are many
modern dwellings. War
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Hollyhock.

Most every on. IL familiar with the old
fashioned single hollyhoek. Hut the grand
double hollyhock nIver 81 today. whsn
plucked from the stslk aud placed In .
dish surrounded by SIMILAR or b,lssms. !.
no, easily recognlI a. FOR ~ hes grown ~
snormoa. proportions AMI doubled 80 th,t
4, nov rival. the osmsliss IN its variety Of
oolor- aud exquisite be.uty.
There are twelve or more oolor- OF this
beautiful fbver, aud when the plants ara
olumped together In the background OF The
garden az bed. po,hlug can sqaal them In
the grand display thsy msks. q. they grow
several feet high, IN, fiwsrs unfoliing
one amer another on The s,alt. mshlug .
.uccsssiou Of blooms that last for weeks.
The seed % the holiyhock shoald b.
planted 90 soon ss the seed 90 the stsih
ar. about 10 drop. They vii spp~sr
above The groatd sometimes In four or nvs
days. whsn the plants have formed three
~ four leave. they should be trsnsplsu,ed
N vhsr. they are to remain In the garden.
M cold weather they vii have nsis
stout, hearty plants that can BE- len out 10
opsn ground daring the win,sr. protected
" Only q light covering Of brush. The,
will be among the nfs, plants N show
gresnbe.. Ia me spring. sni should have ,
little cultivation I. soou n the groanf
wili allow. This will pat new ilfe In then
sni 10 few weeks 700 viii b. rewarded
~ show % flowers ths, no other plsn'
viii give for the little care TIL. plant
should have. Amer The ssconi season ths
old s,,lt will have thrown oct OF shoots
Which eau be taken OF and treated ~ ps-
plants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
An EXPLANATION.

what IL this nervous trouble" with
which so msuy seem now 10 be sfilctedi
n you will remember few years ago the
word Malsrls Was comparatively IN.
knovn.-to-dsy IL IL ~ common a. any
word In the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning OF another
word used by our forefsihers In times
past SO IL Is with nervous diseases, as
they and hNaris are intended 10
cover what our grsndfs,hers called Bill.
iOasbess. and al are caused by troables
that arise from . diseased condition OF the
Liver which In performing It, functions
fading 10 cannot dispose OF the bile
through the Ordinary ehsnnel, II compelled
10 pass IL OF through the system. causing
nervous troubles, Malsris, Bilious Fever.
etc 700 who are suffering can well sp
precisie cure. We recommend Greens
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Cow in the Orchard

A correspondent, writing 10 the London
Spectator from Dleppe. says
I saw very curious thing the other day
We were wslklug In the country past Q
lot OF large orchards, and We noticed ths,
the cows ths, were feedlug In them had
their heads fastened down by kind OF
bearing rein, 80 that they could graz, bat
could not raise their heads 10 eat the trees
while We were looking We noticed . COW
70 up 20 an apple tree and wedge In the
stem between her horns and neck and de-
lioerstsly shake the tree and bring down
shower OF apples; che and the Others ate
them up. and then she went 20 another
tree and shook that, and 90 on. IL was
the fapnies, thing ever saw; che always
chose young trees that would shake easily.
I pointed 10 out 10 Q freuehvomsn stand
ing near. and she said she bad oftsn
watched them aud thought how clever The
COW Was. II Was always the same COW
that DID 10. and she did 10 - systematically
~ asehoolboy, never attempting 70 shahs
an old, sta tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Cara OF Plnnta.

I have noticed 10 some Of the recent pa
pers something about using 500, from the
tunnel 10 make house plants grow. and
thought I would like 10 tell the sisters
about mine. have two large windows
filed with them, one facing the east, The
other the south. I think those In tha
south window blossom more than The
Others.
prepared the boxes n follow First, .
layer Of stones of various size averaging
about the slH- Of q hens egg, then al tbs
bon about two.thirds full Of dressing well
dvesyed. and faely pulveriredi naish nll'
Ing with Zoe. rich earth, either muck or
loan. IRE. from rock and Jumps. IL u
well 20 heat the earth before putting 10 In
The boxes, ss this Hills the worms aud In
sec,s which Nigh, otherwise destroy the
plants
when the bores are thus prepared they
are ready for uss, and by way Of incrcss
ing their fertility I spread Q thick layer Of
.lfsed wood sshss over the top from time
10 time. AMI my plants all look ~ h-slihy
and thrifty 90 possible all the time and are
bower Of bloom aud fragrance.
hops none OF the sisters viii make ,h'
fatal mistake Of using ashes from The coz
stove: ifyou DO, II IL almost certain dssi'
To- your fiwers. Bs sure 700 have pur'
wood ashes, ICON wood 10 bs,ter) and yo'
will have good success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

LADY CAxs -Blsneh and pound quar-
paste, adding . few drops OF rose water.
Beat half . pound OF batter 10 . cream.
then sdi . pound OF sugar, the almonds,
and sifted n)ur 10 make . batter. bes'
we'll. and stir In the siifif beaten whites
Of nreeu eggs. Beat the whole very hard,
turn into creased pan and bake slowly
when cold, cover with rose icing.
MOUNTAIN CAEx --Tske one pound OF
butter, and Q pound and half Of sugar,
aud beat until ereamet. Sift Ina pound OF
q Dur and . Tablespoonful OF baking 20 ~ier
with pound OF blanched aud pounded
almonds. Beat ell together. nsvsr With
bitter almond. and lastly. stir In the suffi
beaten whites OF twenty eggs. Bake In .
moderate oven. When cool, Ice.
WHITE YRuir CAxE One pound each
OF a Jur, sugar. batter, blanehed almonds
three pounds OF eitron. oes grated cocoa
out, whites OF sixteen eggs. Two teaspoon
fuls OF baking powder. Pour In large.
wsll-gressed pan ana bake In moderate
oven for two hours. Let cool. Ice, and
spriukle with grated or San Bias preserv-
ed ooeoanut
SWEET PorArop. Half dorsn
medium sir d potatoes, parboiled, skinned
aud sliced half an inch thick. Put these
In layers In baking dishi between each
layer sprinkle about Q teaspoonful OF sugar
and a little ground ciuusmou. 30 on IN.
an the dish II nlled. Set In the oven and
when thoroughly Drowned send IN the
table In dish 10 was baked 10. These are
very nne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
C.,,Inr Ah.a.l Of Hotel M...

The way hotel and some other people
have becd bled by some shOwmen l. eau
ti0n All sorts of schemes have been ~
sorted 90. with morc or less sucocss
generally the latter know one man. now
In the circus business. who used Ca trAvel
with combinations on circuits among
small towns and play several night,
stands. Money j. often a scarce ariicls
with such managers. and. Necessity being
the mother % invention. they proved very
prolific la schemes "a do their creditor.
when they were hAri up
The watch game was popular one. and
the man 81 whom speak had n down "a
perfection. lie carried regularly an as
sortmen, ~ watches. presenting a good
appearance. but cheap awful cheap. filed
cases, common movements. etc. lie had
them done up In style, though. with AL
sorts Of ineripti0ns. such a. "PrUnl
Mother "a Willis. Prom Father" on
from Admiring members ~ some company
cr something ~ that sort. These would
not H. of any grrat value to a man who
would bungle the Job. bat this man was a
born actor. Ills fAvorite was prom
Mother a. Willie. and when be went "a
the landlord IL Was with tears In his eyes.
and the Landlord was very hard hearted II
he did not cry. too. and yield up. Did h.
ever redeem many 81 these waiehesl
Well. not mAny.-Adyanoe Agent IA
Globe DEMOCRAT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

ifs,rly roppls. are desired u !. well N
take slime by The for-locl- and prepare
The bel IN the fall sp'inkis the sesd on
top % The groani jss, bsfore Water fairly
.st. In, OF II can be dbne later. The
nss.i peoples have ever grown Yer,
so-n during . Jsna,ry tas~, while The
hed W. free from snow for day or Two
Poppy seeds src very uny, aud II planted
too deep " no, cone ~, or ifno, sun
eisuty covered. soon dry upi bot The
r,in. and he meltiag snos seen % rssu.
late The m,,tsr nicely. Tee N- little SD
q. your ooa.cisnes wili 10, 700, else The
work OF thinning oct viii be uresoms.
Popples shoai always he sovu where
they are In bloom, for they arr very ilfi
cult 10 usnsplsat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

] expect 10 meet with much opposition
when declare my conviction that our pub
lie school system will sooner OF later have %
bs radically rvmodeleL IL 10 an acadsmic
sysism-a university curriculum on q ~
stricted scLs-similAr In kind. differing only
In degree The culture which u imparts IA
academic. and has but small reference 10
tho life which the great majority Of the
pupils will have 70 lead II kindles an am
bition In them which, In nine cases cut Of
ten, u destined 70 bs disappointed, and en-.
genders, az conseluence. discoutsnt aud
disarectlon toward the state which fails 20
fatsfy tho expectations IL has aidei In Arous-
ins. Professor ~. H. Boyessn Ia The Forum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Pretty Duster Bag

Tsse one third Of sysrd OF some pretty
shade OF f,li and fold IL 10 the center Ia
'en 4. double ~iith) cut strip tsn
inches ~iis sni twenty. four inches Ions
(iki. :, for The bach and APP Cut snoth'
~ strip twelve inehs. lons and Ten inches
vide, cot both strips 81 The snis 90 a. 70
form points, and smhroiier The short one
sud oue sbi % The long one. Llne With
.,tia OF sllk the part The long strip that
has bssu embroidered. and sew The short
strip 10 the PLATA part OF the long one IA
form q sack SIP the point hnei with
satin through brass ring. fs.isa orus.
ments 10 the Gap AMI bottom OF bag. and
tie ribooa 10 The riug By vhieh 10 aus
pend the bag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

Ecssl. ircHr. scALY. sEis ToKrukp.
The simple application Of "swAYSEs
oNrNsSr.- without any intsrnsl medicine.
viii cure any case OF letter. Salt Rhsum,
Riugworm, Piles. Itch. Sores, Pimples,
EeIsms. ell Sealy. Itchy SKIN Erupiions.
Do matter how obstinsts or long standing
IL IL potent, Elective. and costs bot q trif..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
N..,.. az r....,..... Of n.rs.s..

yxrHEREAE, Frsnci. wu.ey, thsn ~ lYf.a'f I.
w ths ouaniy 4 ONhri sni -tsie RI ht
"a ths t.eniy ffst dsy n ~sptsmhsr \. ID l't. II
~ u,hrgass DEED ofihai tsie. da.f rtsra'f.
suf,isi ~ Osford Western D.siri-i l.rr'fff a'
Ia boa g psrs AT, ooafey IN hnrgsFf a. 's
MrNeal eth sams IrystafE. d. fnl.rH.as -
"a reai estate In said fryfbarg, tuan1fa -
IN sal maftgsgs, via
"Iknnniag "a Ne rysi lss.ilng irun lrYf.. "a y.
LACE % rorlahd. a ~ easifrJ ournff RI lo'a I've.
hsass iot. thsBos runnIng soaih sssiff.{
Eyshs llns ~ his soath srsifflf onfnff, iIIfa
atuut tafty eight snd hsif ifsfffs ftsii - ~
b. n. q. BasssiI's lad, thsnrs alaag 49, ii's'
llRs a. ths ruA.i. thenrs "a al rpti A. 90 p
guh a. tossthsF .iih M baking urfroa
stffvks, thsfe afrfs sris, nn tie 80. iff.I- "a.
hsrrh. A. n lsaf, ths sAli hrNFaI hf Do f."
meet IN sriflns Il thai dsfs. daily fhefaifd ~
oorisd 10 sal Registry. b--ok o., ragt llfi 49,
saii rBoftgNge b. lsalsh Wsfrsn, lsis RI fi.l ~
bafg. dscss.sd. ts.iais. rhoss sIl - tHff,'
ssrds fuiy proved at sll1sef IN ~ irons.f '
o. SAD coanty ~ Ca fsfd. snd ~ sulsCfsf' I-'
pnl1iei and quailtsd a. ths stfCuflrs lff"..'
.hsrsss the oundiflna ~ at m1rigarf As
broksu. nss thsftiofs - Cialla ofss p.
sAms, aosuf,iing n Ne risiais IN 'a,h o''''
Ani provided.
Ds,s.i Al Fry,bsrs al. tn.saiA Gag ofo.'sb'r' a.
ID. lsss. ...,...
JOEI. D. NOkkllls
Ehseuior' ofths last 81 ssi ts'isDsai ai i''.'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

A Spanish magistrate, shocked and
eIrperstsd by repeated food sdaltera,ion.
has issued . proclamation shame with
righteous wrath that AL wines, groceries
and provisions which, upon analysis are
proved 10 be hilarious 10 health. will be
oonnsested forthwith and Distributed 10
The dlfsrent charitable Institutions"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

To clean carpets, 20 over them onee
-eek with q broom dipped In DO, water,
10 which . little tarpentine has been sd.
81. wiring cloth 10 TIE bot water and
wipe snisr pieces Of farni,ure too heavy
% be moved.
To take rust oct OF steel rub N. steel
with sweet oil, Ia q dsy or t~o run with
nasly powdered uaslseked lime until the
rust ell disappears. then oil again, roll Ia
wooden and pai In dry place, especially
ifii be table cutlery.
broom spliater. bai draw IL geaily forward
aud pui Tue ear Gloss 10 The loaf ~ 10 10
cot done there will be little sputtsring
sound. when II IL thoroughly baked
there will be no soaai.
Ladies who do their own work will dad
that In siiltlou 20 long apron . pair 81
calico sleeves with rubber cord In the
TOP Is q dispenser oth,pplness. Oas can
slip them on over ean, aud nice dress
sleeves, get tea. and even wash the tee
dishes without ipJariug TIE dress.
Do not set sp,ri oos day on which 10
clean your silver or scosr your unvare !
t1efN N Danger OF w uts WINK upue ~ stis
Have your clesning material ready. and
when you are ''ioing up" the dishes after
each meal clean aud polish The silver or
Ito you have been using. THIS IL good
habit 10 cultivate.
To CLEANSE OF CLoru -Sared one
half ounce OF good oeessax Into q saucer,
cover IL entirsly win tarpsniine, aud
place IL In the oven until melted. AFTER
washing the oil cloth thoroughly. with .
n.unsl, rub the whole surface lightly with
the n,nnsl dipped In ths Wax aui turpeu.
tine, then rub with . dry cloth. Beside
The polish pfoiueei the surface IL lightly
coated with WAL, which IL washed OF
together with any das, or dirt II may have
contracted. while the oil cloth IL preserv'
"a.
The stains on linen can be easily remov-
ei nat the tick process VIII De apt TO
DESTROY tue I.Dgic. A slower bat better
way IL - run tbs stain 90 both sides with
yellow soap Mlx starch aud cold water
10 . thick paste and rub u we'll into the
linen on bJin sides OF the stain. Spread
the linen on the grass In the Sun and wind.
until the stain disappears. fnot entirely
removed In two or three days. rub OF the
paste and renew the process. Lemon
jaiee added 10 the paste Is good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

The eon.eioa.ne.. OF having . remedy
81 hand f0r efOap, pnsamonia. sore ihros,
and Sudden colds, Il very ronsollng 10 .
parent Win bottle Of Ayers Cnsrry
Psoiorsl 10 The house. Que feels, In such
Gases, sssns- Of secsriiy nothing else can
give.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

fpr this Department should
= ss., me s.iiiOr. ". u. kAirsAs. kA'' sum
nsr. Me-
I-pilsoxp.
1.
ny sound this nrst IL highly prired
ny many an ancient dame,
Although some thlpk u irjares then,
They use IL jus, the same.
=.
when telling OF snoiher's wealth.
You use this word, no doubt,
A verb which ownership viii SHOW
Yoa1i surely nni 10 out
4.
The hunter with his cruel gun
These painting creatures frights,
And through the tsnsllpr uuderbrush
Parsues them In their nishts.
The hunter with his cruel gun"
Does not 20 firth alone
lie takes this dog that he may help
To hunt The victims down.
s.
The youngsters nke 10 walk With this
With this. and with its mate
Hut N compelled - walk with IL,
Would ihink 10 hardship great
q.
We use hi. wort when we'd describe
A thing thsrs ptim arranged,
II also well describes q man
whose mind can ns'sr be changed.
Z.
by SQUAD this las, We Omen use
when taken by surprise;
A CROOKED letter sufe ~
That's now before your eyes.
MAnYJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

APIECE Of heavy flannel doubled two or
four thick and placed In the bottom Of wire
hanging basksts bsfore tho dirt IL put In win
keep the water from dripping II care Il uasi
In sp.intiing the plsntA wLd mos IL Ai-o
excellent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

NlTIlEREAs frsncis WILEY thea u liJtllft a.
w the cosnty II Otford sni state q h.n,, -
81 the tsnth dag - Soyemtef, A. ID. 49, ~
mortgage d-e.i ~ that date, daily fhscuied 80
corded n ths O1fofd Western Distrr hsEs.Y .
Deeds. t-ok As. p.Es 10, oontsy IN niofis..'
ISAIAH Wsrrsn, lafs 81 saI fryebafg, dfce-.fl, ~
tate. whose iii "a. daily prossd AL allo-'l n ~
frotsfs Coau &C. saii couuty u Otbld, .n'l n, -
.enhsr daly sppointsd ani quAiltsi a. sA,,-.
thsreof csrtsn rsAl estate In al frysbsfs' as'
~ 81 kliOss. % VIZ -t
"Isseinang q tAs oornsr On ~ ooanty raj 20
ing By sad Warren'. tanBery. thsnce -
coarss by lad osned by Johh Esms, AL ~ -.
o~bsd BY Rev. Pal Kishnood = ~
.frrst. scaled. lssiing hon the Otilfi u.
by Bas.elI's t.nnsry. tbeocs In sn esstsfly 49,
do.n ssii street % lad no. o~nsi ~ sal w.
tisnes BY ssiA wsTrsns lad IN Bor'hefy Or, -
N land o.ned ~ II. q. Bas-sl thsnce ~ 81 ~
Wells lad and lad osnsd By Jehn rsafels a..
hrst msnfianed fosi. theoes BY SAT- rad y N.
msntloned owner" tsgrther sth The bailiins. .
on And shsrss. The ooaaition ~ .Aid Ioofis.se -
Lea bfoksa, .e elsim foreclosure - Sal mof.s
.eorains 10 the .t.iafs IN 'seA oa's' made an P'
dated II Fry.barg nj. sA.su,h day Of oC'oSsr'A
OTTs wARRENl.
JOEI. ". MORRILL,
Er,cu,er. 81 n. Lac, sil snd testament Of '''''
Warren. deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

young lady % seventeen summers,
highly educated, renned. and ofprePossess-
log appearance, desires % form The &C
qasintsnee Of some nice young nan. whom
soc would advise, n troubled with dyspep-
sls, 70 use that great blood parinr. sal'
phur Bltisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

The worst feature about esisrrh IL It's
dangerous tendency 10 cousump,ou.
Hood. s,r.apsrils cures estsrrh by Pari'
Tying The blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

II you have occssion 10 ~, clothes wst In
hot water about en- invalid. do noe try 20
wiring them out Of the vsssr. Ths bsss vsy
70 prepare them y IN steam thsn, thsy ca
- hAndlsd viii eompaxasivssasA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

Correspcndenoe on practical topics. coming
properly under The head of this column, IL co.
nsf this department Ia Ediior Of Ilomsmakers
Column, UxFoRD DxsocRar. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

ons objection TO the entrance OF women
into politics Is the fact that. In mailing
lies, they would always be smashing their
thumbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

There are two thl1gs that wom,n will
lamp st-s conclusion and Q mouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
PEKSONAL

"It's cold day when g,, lsfl,- said
the Sumner straw hat. as 10 eUidisd up
snugly In The dasi on top Of The wardrobe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
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NJ fra may be found In each city and
town.
And oilsn l. parchsssd by men OF renovn
-ris also The Thing brave soldiers should
do
when attached BY large Numbers and thslr
men are fsvi
IL NAY be q lAssie. IL Oltsn lad
Sometimes very merry. somstlme very sal
nv ssooAi appears both sorgeoas and gay,
AZ vel a. In lines thai are somore and
gray
II 1. .ssn when The bride 10 The altar Il
LED.
And again a. We view her when life hs'
last ed.
Al home or abroad. on The land and III
sea.
wherever there's woman, ny 'eooAi vii
be.
The vAols Ia for use and for ornament 700,
Mine. used by myself, aud yosrs ~ you,
Again have l seen u 90 varied sni
That nsidsus declared IL Was simply de
vlpe.
Nov The mssnlbs I've uied 10 nais yer,
plain.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
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DOlingbroks has Just fsrvsntiy proposal
Miss stssis-Do you play . good gams Of
biliiArisf
Dolingbroke-rairish whyi
MiSs stesls-liun up and play me OF with
Dick Starr, vii yoai fkiad Of bali Accep<sd
him last night-1lme