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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
MAKING porh rhps MIR.

Wr<NtfNS sSH'H efNe<S "eeHt
II IL by mn mesns the easiest thing tn
usske both euds meet In . home. hut
you aud have both Got tai doli, and We
might nst as yell osnsment the work
With smile and . hearty desirr ~ With
Q frown and an unwilling manner. You
are as SURF ~ am that the good hus-
hand would make things better for you
" he could; and u II . biz hard to See
..just the essy-chslr you want" and
'.hst the pretty black drcss, that would
be en- b~co,nlng," aud that adorable
white cloak for the baby" aud to keep
from getting u when You hAvr the money
In your purse. Hut kerp on thinking
that the money u not yours; u IL In
tended for the landlord; Tor the pantry ;
to make the lamp burn morr brightly,
bot Il L. not for the luxurics of life. u
IL true, they may not seem luxurIcs to
your si.trr who does not have Ia strug-
rlc With the ribbon that binds the book
of life Ia make the ends meet, bat then
they srr Ia you. Now, my friend, a.
certainly as YOU try With . cheerful
heart to do the beet YOU can and keep
the grim lion. debt, from your door, the
ribbon on your bcok ~iii grow more snd
uore elastic until some day, hccause of
your carr. u will tie In = beautiful bow
Knot aud without an effort on your part.
The little economics that Dcssi not be-
meanpcsscs; the willingness 10 sacrifice
your own dc.lrc. to the welfare of the
household. wilI tend to make YOU beau.
tiful woman, for u will give you the
look In your face that only CONES to
:. .....,, x.ha.. heart. AR, unsslash anal
wlo.e live. arc beautiful before God,
Who rcalisc how hard u isto 90 through
the fiw II little worries and come cut
With q heart which, like pure gold, \.
ouiy frightened by the intense heat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
N. ,.a.-M.r., n.,la,.x.

nsgin With single letter. and. by adding
obs letter si Q time. ani Isrhags trsnsps~-
ins The lettsrs. make . ns~ word q, s~ch
move.
IL 4 vc~sl 2 4 pronoun- 4 To
fAsisu {. To nip 3 A cls-. a To put
Into brisk Ar.icn 2 Tho result of burn.
q short. stir hairs
III 4 vowel , A prpo~ition. 4
CiAmor. . TO psr,Aks % the prtncipsi
rn..l % the day & An Internal t-tnx a
To mArk the limit. u :. Eex.nt = To
favor.
hi. A vossl 2 A verb 4 To en-.
tAnsls I. Aspsn- 4 Visible vayor A
lesslsr : C0ncrns 4 A quilted It'd.
o rho-s whO div. hor.s- Or onsn. Ia
Sciolsis
w. A vowel 2 A prepo-i,ioa- a
unit To bod s Fourteen yoapds O
Upright . ws.l. 4 CurtAils
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
shcriG = sale.

Corsrt 90 OtpoED, e.
'l'AknN NE .s,s.,s a.y q Jan. 4. =. lao.
sss.i On bsirnsnt resdsre.i by ths -sprsms
js.iisisl toar f.r .sii Coaaty ~ Osfsri. st the
tssm th.reof lsxsa sol he'll ga The nr.t rss-
day ~ Nay. A. y Lea. e.i,. 90 ne ninth siay
- ths Av oflcs 90 u. q. walksr. In Lowell. In
ali C.onty. ea saturday the twenty seventh
day ~ ~eIseiatsr, A. 10. i-o, 81 Ten s'shsk On
th. ferassa. ~ IA hixh.-t bttiss. ell The rista.
merry % waisrferi, In .aii County. noe %
lAnsasser. Mas. had on the tenth dsy of ut,
4. %. -. 81 ss,en o'cio,k ani thirty minssss In
tss sn.sseea, the tine uhss The ssHs %. siissh-
81 ea tn srisis.i ~rit In tAs suit In and %
The folloutng ie.ti rial estate 90 aaisi In sAii
Wsserfori and "a North " si~rfs-i. - eail-i, ~
va ess p.resi 10 isasis.i cs shs e..s BY isnai u
Il. r. iinss' ssS 81 John y ;'R RE-. .sa 81 81
seorfs w. -sons. sal The r-sd i>ssiisx from
North wsssrfori W sssnshsn. 90 The ssrth ~
s.selsi n,'sr: on ,s s Sc: b, .sd % Cyrus !.
seuih by M ssw county rsi lraiiar from North
wsssrfori ~ Lowell. rvssuins frols ssi sses,s.
Ing th<rvfrvm th< par~rnaxr ~ of the Gonxrv-
g.sionai .estety, sai tis house - ~ Jeha q.
w. On ,ss serhsriy .t's Of all ne. ceaaiy
By said nv oeahty rssi. on ths vess By lssi
of W. A. Manning. on the seuth by The oil cesn.
~ resd Iss,iins from Nsssh was~sf.ri n Level.
est % s,s ,s.s ,, ,ss .s,sisr nss.s - snssnsf
Ne nerth ~ ssii cli ceanty rossi. ca The ve-s
By iasd ~ Nc-ss %. Mess<r. on she ssafh BY
ssa q rr.i \; he.hs, ant l.sd q Jobs
frvss Norh Waterford 70 Waterford Plat. 80.
eail.t. ss<shsr psrrsi. lsesser piece. IL ssus~i
@ Ne eas ~ Ne rcsd i~s,iiss frp North
wssesfori ~ Norway. ss ~ north by the rad
hrs'itss frva Sosvsy - sseseham. ant On The
vssl ~ The r.sd lyssiias frem North Waterford
" seseehaa; sssfhsr .psscsiis bounded on ~
south By ~ rssd essiinr fre@ Norway a. -tsse-
ksn, % tks wa BY The msi issiinf frum North
wassSfsri " ssosshan. % NE nSrtk BY Crook.
- kivss. asd - Ne est ~ asd sf JsAs y.
,, -: I: 49,. =. 10. ... :, go Z. . ~ -, ~.
yhsb 40 frs-yssssly callpi snd kssvu q ~
W. W. 0reons hsaeseeat.
j6sixn mxALD. psvuy sAsrss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
sPECIAL ANNOuNCEMENr,

We have made arrangements With Dr.
II. J. Kendall Co., publishers of ~
1reatlse On the uorse and hls Diseases
which will enable oil our subscribers IA
obtain copy of that valuable work free
By sending their address (enclosing q
two-crut stamp for mailing same) to DIR,
y. ]. Kendall Co., EnosburE Falls, VI,
This book Il now resognIfcd ~ standard
authority upon ell diseases Of the horse,
a. Iis phenomenal sale attests, over -four
million copies having bern sold In ths
past ten years. Q sale never before reach
e,i by any publication In the same period
Of time. We feel confident that our pa
irons will appreciate the work, aud b
glad TO avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity Of obtaining . valuable book.
Il f. necessary that you mention this
paper In sending for the "Trrstlse."
fhis ofyer will rvsnsln open FOE only .
sh0rt time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
nlal. THERE ANo EVERYWHERE.

Elegant new hair pins are morning
gsories je~elled.
n gloves are carefully pulled Into
shape each time after being taken from
iise hands, Strengthening the fingers,
palm. hack aud wrist, they will keep
ihrlr shape and nt snugly until WON
@at.
SKINNER tes.jsckets worn With pretty
Lace or accoriIon-plsited skirts rival the
tesgown this summer In favor. One
very attractive model In rose pink crepe
DE chine has full bishop sleeves With .
Directory collar aud cutfs of dark rose-
wood velvet lined with pink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

In ~ ths tlsn - v a--ists-k IL III Coanty ~
sx f.sf,i ansi -tsts 90 Msins for tn year l--ss.
Ths toiss~tnx n-t - tsNs- 81 rial estate "a
nnn rv.lisut nsrs In ~ town a o-ri.tu-k Zoe
~ l~-t In tails Cusanittlsi - Akisn hs-s.
,al.stsf - All tssu 90 m i1th dsy % Juns.
i--s kks Len rvturu~i ~ him - ne ~ rvasinins
unpAhi un ~ IN day ~ Juns. i~s. ~ M. osrtih
cate - thai dats ant wu,Ain. anpsit.
,src.t ani slaArss- Arv ne pail In D. tn Trvss-
AIRY 20 All town within shireu month. frofn the
dats ~ ths sousnaltn.snt ~ ait blli. 40 maeh af
ths rvai s-tsts tsset viii - saasisst o. sy the
aulnaut dos t1uercpn inelasiinS intere-t and
sharge. wtn stthsui farther nstis. ~ -ohi 90
putIe anrthsn a nv hsa-s IN All ts~n 81
No.is..tsk ca H. g-th isy ~ bsssutsr. %
strk.rE IL a. .flTrnsafn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

CHOW CuOw.-rour quarts of green
tomatoes chopped, one quart Of chopped
onions, one pint Of chopped peppers,
one-half cup Of white mustard seed,
small half cup of salt. Mlx and cover
With cold vinegar, and add sugar aud
curry powder to taste.
One great secret In making nice pickles
IL 10 have good vinegar. II 81 any time
white scum rests On the top Of pickles.
the vinegar should be turned on and
nee added. ANY canned fruit keeps
bettes IN dark, dry, cool place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

VIENNA BREAp.-Scaid one pint Of
SWEET milk, add Tablespoonful OF but
ter, iet cool and MIX In tezcup OF yeast,
. quart OF more Of 6our, and halt . tca-
spoon Of salt; mix well, BRAT for ten
minutes, and set In warn plsce to rise (;
when light, roll out, make In twisted
ioaves, place IN battered pass, 90 they
will not touch, 81 70 he; whea Light,
brush with sweet milk and baks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
pRuNMENNEss- LIarOR mAnIr :
all I've Werti th~rv ts but ono eurv.
lf. llalnr.s lsokien sperinr.

% can ~ given In . cup Of re er ocsss without
Q sp~eiy and permanent carr. whether The pa
Thousands of drunkaris have trsn eurcf Via
have taken che Golten syeriac In tisetr oo6ts
Without their ksou i~isv. ani today hsfievs thsy
quiz drinkins Of their ovn frvs utli. No harmfa
EJECT resulis rum in atministratioa. Cur
ruarantss-i. sssd for civuiar and fall partisu
lars. Asttr~>s tn esse.teoo~, Sekiss sI-etin<
CO., 10 Rs~e strvvt Ctn~isnst. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

II .. dangerous Ia tamper With irria-
ting liquid. aud exciting snuns. Ia.
Eiy's Cr-am balm, which 10 safe AMI
pleasant, aud l. easily sppli~i. u cures
the worst cases ~ cstarrh, cold IN the
head aud hay fever, giving relief from
the hr.i application. Price ~ CENTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

n you could sc- your own scalp
through an ordinary msgnlfying glass,
you would b. smsr-d 81 the amount ~
dust, dandruff, and dead .kin THEREON ,c-
cumuisied. IN. hest and most popular
preparation for cleansing the scalp u
AYERS Hair NlgOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
The Liver

Wh~u cat II order. Involves even esrsn a
me holy Rsms.iles fos s.sDs cthsf dffsnEr-
p,~us are frequently taken without the iesst
eject. lr,aass 70 IL The liver ~hieh IL The rial
ssurrs u The troahls. AMI until hal is ct
r,xht there can b. mn hsAith. s,rvnkih. 20
comiost IN any Iart u the System. Newufy'
An ..sp~ form, u . eosnnsa sIssife Zoe slug
rish liver. bat . Gar sAisr and 'sors elective
Is<siisiD~ II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
~. rar-C....a,~...

l. Why 1. . neglected dsna.sl Ike Ore
which hAs sOIs ogt'
= Why "a ths letter ID liks . welding
rtng'
a Why ID riddle which 1. very clearly
discovered like letter written BY . child
% IL mothsr'
4 Why whsn you look al ml-sr's din
nor arr you Dssrly blind
s Why !. th. foundation Ola lss % NUT
ton hks sr~si gsnsrsl'
q whsu 10 door tnorv than itsslv
:. Why u . reporter LIKE . forssr'
a What sensrNl IL mot prvvalsnt. canes
MIST dl.ir-~. AMI spr,ais most dismay'
Y What hesihen dsity would . boxer
name when askinx another % second hltai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

Ifpeopie would only try half =. hard
to secure health NJ they do Ia obtain
wealth thl. would H. one of the health
Iest countrie. on the face of the earth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
pp yo,fp nNN noCrOR

II wont cost YOU half Z. much. DO
not delay. send three 2-c-nt stamp. for
postage, and We will send you DIR. kauf-
mann's great work, hne color-d plates
from life, on disease, its csuses AMI home
cure. Addr-.. A. T.. Ordwsy 4 Co.,
BOSTON, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
s. N..,,,.. n,sl,,,.,.A a,.,

yoa wiii ssai yoar aiiv.s. ve Win mall
yoa oar ilia.trsis-i psmyhlst ssplsisins all
about Dy Dye'. Cel-hrsief kiestro. SeltAie Bsls
AMI appia mes, and their charming s6erts upon
viii auiskiy rs.tsre yoa o. vixor asi mAaheoi,
Pamphlst frv~. N you arv thus amistr-t. 90 VIZ
ssni yoa Held AMI Applisnees On trial
volrAic nGIr Co. Marshall. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

lie newly msrried)--"i wish you
wouldn't call me dear when We are In
she-"why, CharicsF lie
-''Ilecau.e Il mskes me feel so cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The we'll known mansger az excursions
Ia Washington. California, and the
white Mountains. l. a. whiteomb, says !:
I never had anything do me an much
good a. your sulphur Bltiers. II Ia the
best spring medicine ] ever us~d.
would advise all Who suffer from bilious
meas aud dyspepsia Ia use sulphur Hit
ters, for know they cured me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

Every man should have an aim In life
hut he shouldn't spend too much time
aiming. The quick shot gets the clay
pigeon when the trap IL sprung.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The childreu's health must not be ncg-
lected. Colds In the head and snuiiies
hiring on catarrh and lung ai5ectioss-
Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. IL IL
perfectly safe and IL easlly applied Into
the nostrils. II also cures cAtarrh, tn
worst cases yielding 10 u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

TIE person who never nude fool Of
him ~lf IL Que who IL spared that trouble
by an overrullng Providence. II IL only
they Who stand that can fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

No. ga Letter Purzis: Chicago.
No. u-Numsrioai Enigma; birds Of
Q feAthsr noek together"
No. Eb-EnignA; The North star.
No. -. ltiidles I. Your name. = He
cause Q comet hA. got . tail and the dog
star hasn't a They should h rosss. hut
not prim-ro-es. 4 When he tAke> duel"
In the water. s because IL Wa Axsd
whether II would or not. a Apig. bscsuss
when you have killed him you can cure
him AMI AVE hls l>con- !. B~oAnss thsy
are continually cro>sins On. linz and run
nins from pole To potA a Il. B and Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

In every town where sAvKxA IL intro
dsced the sale h larger than al Other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09


Ne. ss1.-Cussaii.ssA
The whelss 10 wasifcomplstslV
Nsxt's wksrs tLs done % nsaslV
Ths thirds STICK
Hall playsn quick
Css ere thsy run 20 nsssiy.
No. sss.-x.ssssesi Esis.s-
Ian compsssd Of - istseSl
Nyiei - q. - h vesy small
NJ n, 4 ~ 10 ths whole amount
Nyi,. I.ss q farmers tool
Ma Is 4, "a. 4 u is an op>nins In the
wall % building
Ny ~. q q. y ~ IL . mountain.
NJ N n 4 n II . tr~e.
ny whois. the motto Of foreign ooun-
ty.
Ne. sss.-E.is~sssesi citIs&
1 What city IL evil. elsss and install
2 What one an explosive and indesi'
q What one an animal. vowel and an
abbrvviAiion'
What one TO demand and con.onanti
No. ssss-CAaSsAs&
Ny nr.t IL flower.
NJ .-cond IL . fuel
NJ whole IL us~i In oahanst work.
Ny hr.i IL spherical
Ny s.cond IL part 81 the body.
ny whole "a. prominent In the time Of
Cromwell
Cpou my nr~t ssw my sscondi
While my whole shsllnsh 10 rvekonsst
No. ssi.-AsAGvsa.
The title % . popular hcokl
DRAW A KING BOOK. &. I.
Ne sss.-NstaGrsn-
Whole I am 10 wa.h. ehsnsv my be~i
and t-coms successfully den. On r~scus.
~ hep p--->slon. to uniulsis. to RAM
Asi part % . church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

For .,lfIne.s aud strains, rub With
Johnson. Anoiyne iInlmen,, and then
bind In flannel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

"Oh, George, papa h unchaIulns the
dog "It's Ill right. lie used 70 Be
my dog. I gave him TO the dealer TO cell
70 your papa"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

II isa great misfortune for the young
and middle aged to be- gray. To over
come this and appear Young, use Halls
Hair Renewer. a reliable panac~a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

!; :: 8. !; e: :; :.
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ksy q. the rssslss.

No, s>-r
Come. With the weapons al your call.
With musks;. PIKE Or knife.
lie wislds ths d-sili~s, blsi. u all
Who lghis-t holds hi. life.
The arm that drives u. unbought blovs
With al patriots -coru
Might brain tyrant with ru~s.
Or stab him with thorn.
No. .s-wori Half SluArv-;
q X Y EN- \ II A ID x
II y y ID II \ !. q
K ID A l. l.
L ID DO
" r.
No 20 The pufals Of Thr,,r Fountains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

I'll. easier TO live within your Income
than 90 live Without one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

There are dull times on the farm when
the boy has TO turn the grindstons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The les, thing To man. credit Ia
big bank account.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
SEE WHAT

The man who never loaned and lost ii
umbrella never had q friend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The man Who lives by his brains CIR
tsinly has not visible means Of sop
hort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

AL the QUO who ehAnc-. 90 10 With you
when you r,si this 10 ~riis down. without
HESITATION. In hEuvs, twelve thousand.
twelve hundred and twelve pound.
We hops Il will 10 done CORRECTLY. thuss
klAgia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

With feeble appetite and imperfect
digestion. IL IL impossible for the body
10 secure the requisite amount of pour-
ishment. Ayers sarsaparIlla not only
stimulates the desire for food. hut aida
the assimiiative organs In the forma-
ton 10 good blood and sound tissue.
Marriage IL q lottery Ia which We ali
draw something-ususliy . baby car
rage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
HOMRMAKRRS COLUMN.

o.r..yss.;.s' 2. .sy.ss :s....-;. = =: !.,.::
CON-; ;sa:s' a.s s is..-ss:' ' f.%:. S:is:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
Ayers pills.

ycs l.ss ~ appetite. hiiioas iroasles. eon.'l
,..fi.,n. Indigestion. aisd sisk hsssisrhs. u'sss
I'm. arr unsarpssssd-
.yot a hong Tim. . Gas q suref,f run
stomach, liver, AMI kiinsy ironhle., rls
t,snrlng m1ch dinisalty IN difssu"l slh
sever, rains IN the LUMBAR fssian aud otisf
Iast. II The ts-iy. HAVING uted 'afi~v ~
r.mesil.s. Including warm haths. ~ith "niy
tsm,anry relief. about thrre n'enshs ase !
t-sla M uss of Ayers ms. Ani my h.si,h
/. a. m,,eh lmprv,ea that ! gladly ts.ufl !"
IN. suT-fisf msfiis ~ This medlrlns- -
Manoci Jcfsr rer,lfa. fofi". Portugal
"Ta ihs eur. a hessiaehs. Ayers sathsf.
"A. nm. are the mat effective uedirins !
ever used --R n. jams. tlofrhssisf, Mass.
-whsn fesi the need ~ . csthaf'ie. tAss
Ayers Pills. and hni them to H. in"sv snee-
ti.s th.n any ether pili ! ever tooA-"-hn'
A a snbb. nar~.li,iIle. Va
II ha,, ioansi IN Ayers rills. an in'siiA.
ne remedy fof constipaiioa hiliousness' ant
kIn,ifrd Disorders. PECULIAR io miasn'siis
iscslliies Taken In small and ifeqnsns
s.ssss. tissse I1lls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
No. sss.-M..,.i Ar,A..,,..

No. ssa.-As Assss,s.s r.~t-
Ny 5. ~. n. n. II, large
Ny "a rs. ~. n, Il s . grain.
Ny = i0ts . hsh
Ny 4. 2 q. trumI-<
Ny n. ID I. ~ is group ~ lslsnda
NJ II, Pisa prvpr-itiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
No. saA-A rs,.s,,. Vis..,

Ono hfih % r-ssh. one nf,h % Wheat,
one dfih q lemon. on. fifth % daisy, one
nfth q ruyrrh. oomhip-i. viii XIV. no~.s
who-. lAnguss, 1. flor thoughts"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
PACIFIC COAST
11ECUR8IONJ8.
Washington Territory and Oregon.
Nox n,.,pCNr TAxC..

sssa q. q. o.. Nsrhsssss. sti Ws.hisg-
60. 81. as.,... fsr siFyalar. giving al lafsr.
uafIun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
Act Well

On the liver. fv.iefing ~ natural Io-sf,. and
lag n IN throwing % nlalafiai p"ls"ns.
g o.. Al.ton. ouiun,an. fssas.
-wRsnstsf ! am tfvabled wiih consiiIer
ton. 80 suffer frum less - sIfsiiis. Ayers
r,lis sst D. tight again 4. y. hissf. IT,
Erk ilouss, Va
In 49,. ~ The advice u . irisnd. hssaa
tae ~ Il Ayers fiii. a. . fvn.sdJ i"f w
IoasB-s,. cssetIvaiion. hish fs,ss, Aih
cost. They srr,e.i NJ t-tisf han anything
tha.l tfrtio ssiy irie.i. ant have ussd tiism
In Aiises, q thai sori ever sines. III w.
iicrsh. Js.isofliA, Ara.
Ayers Pills,
THsFsssp ~
Or ]. C. AVER & CO., lavsH, Mass.
solI ;, 81 Drsss,.,. .si i'ssls'' Ia hsdisiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

s. s; !: s; s: s:.i =: = -:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09
Ne. sls.-Nssssvsa.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21
STATE HOUSE TOPICS.

The Assessors Of de torn ei
Carbon 10 their reply to Commissioners
naabsv's eiscpias fssssding sbasdooes,
fnsMs In he State. ssy There are no
sbsndousd fssns 10 town thas has ssiasd
ever 1850 during the rae ten .es,s.'
Thsssh these circulars we're bat recently
ssss cut, The replies are rapidly coming in
snd % far ere very favorable Rssasd.
ing the census Of Maiss il viii be rsmem.
bsrsh that 10 Labor Commissioner Nat.
shsv's Isss report basins his estimates ca
he number Of polls ~ returned 10 the
Valuation Commission ss the zane rssia .,
In the esnsas. Mr.. Matthews estimated
"a increase In the population Of the State
dus,ng the past tea years Of 1882. The
Commissiosey believes that, nssvishstaad-
Ing. reports TO the contrary the present cen
sus viii show N increase not vsyyinx much
fsom his estimate.
Saturday, the aion Iron Works crpo-
ration Of Katcry Sled . certificate Of cor.
posssioe with the Secretary Of State. The
capital stock u sl5o9si. amount paid 10
ezs0. par vslns Of shares $50. John A.
Haynes IL President and NJ. w. Fitzgerald
10 Treasurer. Purposes Of the corpsrs.ion
sre the carrying 90 Of the foundry business.
The ara car losds Of the apparatus for
vsnsiissins the addition Of the S,sts House
has arrived and 10 being placed 10 position.
4 type writer agent who visited the State
Heuss last week showed himself 70 be an
expert on ths machines. On the Ham
mond he wrote 1876 lords in = minute, and
on sis. ons hsnd mschins that he vas
selling he wrote 30 words In minute.
NJ. Chssiss FIetehes. clerk Ia the fnsur-
snce Department, Is taking brief rest q.
home 10 Btarks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-21
Diieo.

Ann os' o'.GtN,
In Lewiston. July 5, Mrs Adaliue A. Cle,ean
aged ~ years.
CUMBERLAND.
In Naples, July ?. Hermon wight aged - yrs
In Portland iuy 5, suddenly, Mrs. Sarah ! .
widow Of the late George ! rroit. aged ~ years
In peering, July q. sarah b, widow Of the late
samuel stevens aged 20 years months
In ssecsrapps, July 5. VIM. J. Mcdonald. Of
Portland. aged IS years months.
In Bridgton, July e. Mrs. Jas c. Ball, widow OF
the late Prof stephen y. Ball OF Neponset. Mass
KgSSEBEc.
Invirnna. June 20, Mrs. Elvira. wife of Lcnss
White, aged q years q months.
pxFoRp.
In Canton. june 90 Della c. Hodge Of Auburn
aged - yearS
PENoBsCoT.
In Dexter. July S. Lsvina s., wife Of Geo A
Abbott aged about 50 years.
In Bangor. June 2s, Mary A.. widow OF the late
John W Lowell, aged as wears and months.
In Brewer, june -, Mrs. CsthaIine Fleming
aged IS years. June -, Edward IL. Burr, aged -
In Bangor. June Is, Francis J. Gallagher, aged
IS years.
SOMERSET.
In Canaan, July >, Asa ToEirr. aged - ysars.
In East Madison. Jniy :. Grace Mckinney, sg7 d
"a years.
In Belfast Jaly 5. Miss Hattie A. Weleh. aged
q wears.
In sesrsport. July s. Mrs. Mary $, wife Of Man
ly toots aged s. wears
In swa1vtllc. July :, Ada r., wife Of John Har
vey, aged ri years, 10 months.
YORK.
In BUXTON, june -. Miss Mehitabi- Lane, aged
4. years: July ;, Nathaniel N. Came, aged q;
years, months.
In Lyman, July :, Dorothy T. CluH, aged &
wears and . mouths
In Alfred, July 5. John NJ. Stinson.
In krruehurk, July :. Eliza rrcfetheu, aged
81 years 10 months.
In Saco July .. Lillian c Bragdon, July 5. Hsr
~ e. son Of Alton J. and jennie l.. wondnan.
In Nswneii. iaIv 4. Jos. II. Stanley, aged - yrs