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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

For honest wear, no more serviceable
carpet can be purchased than Tap =
try Brussels. The spring patterns are
peculiarly rich and attractive. Prices
are moderate. and Smith & Sanford
viii be pleased 70 show YOU their end
less VARIETY Of these goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Preparing For Ills Millinery Opening.

@. A. Berwin, the milliner, q Canal
ST., IS making great preparations for his
millinery opening, which takes place
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week, March 27, 2S and 90. Mr.. Berwin
will show magnificent line of goods at
his opening. The purchases he made
while in the East will be conspicuously
displayed, and it is safe to say no open
ing of this description in the city Will be
of greater magnlticence than this. 1t
is TO the interest OF all ladies OF this
city to inspect the novelties showed at
the opening. Mr.. Berwin has secured
the services of Miss Cora Broglin, who
is one of Chicago's tavorite designers
and trlmmers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Change of Time on the G.. r. & I. II. r.
A change of time on the G.. r. & |. r.
r. Will take effect Sunday, March Is.
Trains leaving for the south at 1900
noon, Will leave at 1925 noon, making
close connections at Kalamazoo for
Chicago.
Trans from the south formerly ar
riving at $3.50 p. M, will arrive at 9:l5,
making close connections at Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central from Chicago.
Trains formerly arriving from the
south at 3:l5 p. m, Will arrive at 3:25
p. m. No change on the northern or
Muskegon division.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Smith & sanford are showing an un-
usually strong line OF these goods. We
guarantee the Navin Linoleum (for
which we are sole agents. to be the
most reliable floor covering made. and
sDeclally desirable for Office and heavy
WeAT
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

smith s Sanford Are showing FOR the
first tn1e. = double width plush z -
earret IN an extra 1usltv. By means
cf sfs extra wdth carpet ear be
raate Wita very few seams and 40 extra
clarEs for the extra width.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

The peculiarly soft effects of these
fabrics are especially apparent ths sea
son. Many patterns in our line ara
made private 20 VS. for this market.
You are Cordislly invited To look over
the line at smith 4 Slnford's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Mrs. F. B. Vinegar will show ct her
spring opening, March "a, % and 20,
very choice novelties in dress goods and
robes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Tees - 81 kinds prepared IN short
notice AZ the W0nen's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Of Spring Hats for 0l.50 and upwards
at Berwln's Millinery Store, 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Ladies Muslin Underwear, better
quality and cheaper in price than else
where. MORsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Lily White Flour
Latest STYLES

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

WAsHlseEoS March 23-For Nieh =
gan lar weather sestsriy vlnas;
st4GcnAry ten peEatare,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Makes finest pastry. 0Teaa or biscuit.
The hest q cneapest and most sst.s-
fsct0rv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Mrs. F. r. Vinegar writes home that
the style ths year are TAR ahead Of an
previous SEA son.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

lees OF all kinds prepared on short
notice at the WOmen's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Mrs. F. B. Vinegar brings home with
her the very latest imported gowns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

For solid oak ssds board for SIS. 20
% Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Geo. F. Eeiths Celshrssed g 50
Gents Saces a. 80 MassF's
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

< For set Of high back dining chairs,
antique finish. Tor So, so to Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Go - Dettenthaler's For frssh ssh,
oysters ard .s11a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Easter cards st George A. Hal 4
Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

The Toss Up" Cigar is not a competitor
against any other &C brands. but all Ice brand
because II is equal to any l0c cigars on the
market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Visit our Mllinary department. for
bargains in Millinery. MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Linoleums and Mating

For fiat top Office desk, for So, 60
10 Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Beecham Pills cures Costveness and
Indigestion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

For an upright folding bed with, w.
". springs, for $50, go 10 Vinegar Fur
niture COMPANY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
IIf 1AI Gals RoMp.

Many mothers have q drrsd ~ romps.
az they lecture the girl. daily on the
prvprietl-., and eshort tb.m Ia BE- little
lsdIe.. They III. Ca sce thsm QUILT and
svn,l. aui as prim n. po.slbl.. Tbs
Tot 90 such children u pliishl., Tor they
an, deprived II the fun and frollc which
they arr sntiil-si Ia. Chlldr-n-boy.
aud girls-mu.t have exercise Ia kecr
them healthy. Depri,. them 81 u, aud
they ~ill fade away like flowers without
sunshine. liunnlug, racing, skipping
climbing these arr the things that
strengthen thu muscles, expand the che-'
and build up the nerves.
IN. mild do.e ~ gymnasiics taken Ia
the nursery Will no, in,igop'c the sy-'
TEN Ike q COOL romp In the open air
Mothers, therefore, Who counsel ihci'
little girl. TO play very quietly make q
mistake. BETTER the laughing, ro-y'
checked, romplng girl, than the pale,
iIly-faccd one Who I. called every Inch q
lady. The latter rarely breaks thing. az
tear. her dresses. ot tire. her mother
patience o. the forme, dos, bat, sfte'
al, what 10 the tearing snd breaking
amount tot n IL not q Wise policy Ia put
an old had on young shoulders. child.
hood 1. IN. time for childish prank. and
plays. The girl. ~ill grow Into woman
hood soon enough. LIT them be children
O. long a. they can. Give them plenty
70 fr...h air and sunlight, and Jet then
run and romp "a much ss they please
Nv all means, give us hearty, healthy
romplng girls, rather than psic-fsccd W.
n. ladies, condemned from tb~ir very
cradle. Ia nervousness, headache, aud
.lmilar ailments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
TnE QUIET WAY.

A boy of seven or eight years old,
whose parents lived on Third Avenue,
vas brating drum In the alley, when .
nelghbov appeared aud asked:
"lIow much did your father pay for
that drum, souuyy'
1.-TWO shilllngs, slr."
"wiIi you take dollar for ny
ayes, cir, ma ssid she hoped Id sell II
for ID cents"
The exchange was made and the drum
put where u wouldn't do any more good,
aud the nelghber chuckled over hls STRAIT.
agem. However. when he got home 1t
night there were four drums beating In
front Of HE house, and the drummer boy
Was prompt TO inform him:
's1hese are my cousins, and took
that dollar and bought -four new drums.
do you want to give us four dollars for
them.y'
The nrishbor bowed to the Inevitable
and retired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
AlvssUM IN the WINDOW.

The sweet slyssum u notably one oi
the beat autumn blooming ANNALS We
have. u the seeds are .o~n In mid-'um-
mer, the b~d becomes q mass II fragrant
white clusters after many of ih. sum
mer flowers have peri.h~i from fr".t.
II IL not so we'll known, however, that,
a. a window plant In a cool rcom during
winter, Il I. quit. as vsiusbl. as In the
garden. and will bloom ss well Ne any
thing that can b. grown. A potful or
two In the window will supply many
flower. for mixing With spray. ~ .mllsx
aud ro.ebuds for per.on,l adjournment.
II l. sometimes successfully grown in a
hsnging-bsskct, bearing its flower. In
great profusIon. The only precauiion
necessary IL to avoid too much heat. u
likes a cool place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21


A FAIR SKIN.
No tao recipes foe "famous CON-
piexion" are alike; hut thls II not 90
very queer after ell for no two skins are
ALIKE when presented for trratment, one
b~ing oily, another dry; one marrsi
wlth eruptions, another smooth, but
.ailcw and faded, and 90 on. Hut In ell
eases, cleanliness Of the por~s Of the
.kIn Ia the basis of treatment, and In the
face Of the frequently we'll recommend
"a hot water face hath, u is Interesting
Ca hear what the famous Madame Rnp-
pert, who Il at the head of hfty-one
toilet establishments In this country
says of the care nj the face.
~ wash my face" says Madame Anne
lsuppert. "twicc q day-the last thing II
night aud the frat thing In the morning (:
then I am faclslly done for the day. lie
fore retiring I father my hands With q
good, unscentei soap, and rub u Into
my face, With friction enough to make
the .kin crimson, and wash u on With
cold water. That cieanses. In the
morning, q wash In clear, cold water w.
frr.he.. During the dsy " my facc
locks gray ar greasy, I wipe u carefully
With soft cloth. The complexion u q
delicate affair, and requires nice treat.
ment.
"IIot water I consider had, for the
res sou that there IL q natural oil In the
Kiln which hot water washes out of the
pores az removes. Just ne hot water Will
clean grrs.y dishes. With cold water
the oil thlckens. n is just so on the
facc. The oil preserve. the skln, keeps
II frr.h-iooking and .oft; remove u, aud
YOU have psrvbei. dried complexion,
sensitive Ia Wind aud cold and exposure"
"Do you use powderr' asked the re-
porter.
"I,arciv. Never on the street but Ia
the evening. when want Ia look my
he-t. I resort. not la the pun. but to =
piece ~ halhriggsn or meribo. Th.rr '.
no better powder manufactured than
torn sisrch--the common, domestic sort.
u 0. perfectly harmless, hils In On. line.
veil, AMI gives the required smoo,hne..
,o the complexion. Then there IL a trick
In po~,i.ring. ~ used al all, II should
- usei al oy.r--esr-, neck, throat,
shoulders. arm. aud hands"
"whst about rougrr'
II never use u don't believe In IL.
10 my lip. ar- pale, ! bite color in'o
them.
"Atou, making up and the u.e cf Goa
mctic., I have INV own peculiar IDEAS.
one 1. To advise girls and young LADIES
to let them en,irriy alone. Youth u.
beauty. fr.ckic. arr not blsmIshe..
~ the .kln I. sore or plmplci; II u l.
cup,ci or dl.hgur-d by blrth-msrk,
then by all mean. have u treated. but J,
!. madness to tsmper With = smooth
.kin. n Il IL clean, u IL beautiful"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
A eAo or TnIsTleooWN.

A very pretty ornsment '. made of
bag of white tissue yelling about twelve
lnche. vide, ar the usual yelling width.
aud a yard long. u will require t~o
yard. 10 yelling. hi. h Oiled with
ihistle,iown, or, better stu. the downy
substance inside Of milkweei pods. The
milkwecd pod. are pu, In after the bag
l. formed. before the pods open, and "
Dire. sud grows downy aud beautiful.
The bag when frst hlled should not b.
morr than half full, as the down ex-
psnds, and Il must b. tied In the middle
With q bow of delicate green or blue
ribbon. II may then be suspended over
q picture or In any place where scarf
ma v In ussl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
stRG. rntaGsAsp tvGRvwHtR

sleeve. arr Gu, very long.
\ very full ruch. about the front and
eide. ~ IN. .kirt LA feature Of many
.ilk dresses.
IN. pictur-.gu. shapes ~ the summer
prevail In the new, large, felt hats foi
Young ladies.
All nice dr,..s. for Indoor wear ar,
long enough az IN. back to rather NOR
than touch the rcor.
Notwithstanding the large numi-r al
rou gh.sarfac-d wool. Ia the market, thu
.oft, .mcotb-.urfsc-d texture. arr Ia h.
equally fashionable.
Net veil. are all made long enough Ia
reach the edge of the chin, While the
gsusr veil. that are used for travelling,
aud intended FOR fsce protection, fall Tar
belov the throat.
On. 81 the las, fr-ak. IL the wom-u
who ought to know better IL to Inject
perfumes into their arms, using hypc-
dermic syringe for the purpose. skin
poisoning and ab.cc.... are q few 81 the
evil. likely la en.ue, so th-r. 10 ANAL
danger 10 the senseles. practice bccom'
Ing common.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
srr.Yrn nxA1nEs.-nln ammo toms

STUFFED ToxAroEs.-Dip some toms'
toes In hot water, peel them, cut them IN
half, aud remove the plps. Rub bak,
ing shert with shailot, butter u well, and
iay the tomatoes In Il, hlIlng each hall
With the following composition; Two
parts brcadcrumb, one part ham finely
minced, and, according To taste, parsley
and sweet herbs allen finely minced. and
pepper and sslt. iut email piece oi
butter on each hslf-tomat0. and bake
them q quarter of IN hour. Have rcady
some round pieces Of BATTERED toast; on
each Of these, put half . tomato and
serve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

BAKED ToxAroEs.-Cu half dozen
tomatoes In halves, remove the pipe, and
an the inside With . mixture Of bread
crumb, pepper and salt In due proper
tons; place . small piece OF butter on
each half-tomato, and lay them close to-
gether In Q well-buttercd tin. Bake IN Z
allow oven aboat half - hour and serve.
'rhsy may b eaten bot OF cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Police Magistrate. "Did you ace thu
beginning ~ thl. troublef' Witness
AYES, sir; I saw the very commence
ment. II WAS about two years ago
.srwo year. agoy' "Nes, sir. The par
sou saii, 'wilt thou have this man Ia h
thy welded hu.bandr' And she said
Il WILL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Uncle Jsck-"it !. very good lemon
ad-, but, bonnie, ~hy do you .ell yours
for three cents q gla.s when Charley
gets Nv. for hl.r' Mlss IIonnIe-"weli,
you mustn't tell anybody, uncle Jack,
bat the puppy fell In mine and ] thought
Il ought Ia BE- cheaper"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
DRUNKENNESS LIQrOR uAnlr-In
ii,hs ws,ti ,h.r. :. be-, oss CURE.

Z, can 10 given In . cup Of tss er ooass without
tke knou ielfe % The psrsea taking 70, sncstiax
. spe~iy anil permanent cure. vbsth~s The pa
ti~st is nssisrsss drtnker nc aa aicohote uresk.
Tboasspds sf drunkaris have sesn eurrf uss
have sAken The Goiisn sy<sihe In their oo6se
uishoas their know l-irv. and tsiay hsiisvs they
auii drinking of tlssir gvn FRYE uiil No harmful
sGprt rr.ulls frym Ne a.iminiseraiioa. Carv
xuarastrs-i. sesi Zoe eivaiar AMI fall cartisu
lara A.lfrvss IN oSah.iesce, 0otlen spesfne
40 !. Ia Rsss STINT Ctrsissstt. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
AeAo M seRvINo eReAo.

"Brcsd should not he sliced" IL TIN
lictum of some of our boasekeepers whs
take kindly to new fashions. One llttl'
woman, who IL au,fait ON all such mat
tiers, uses silver breAd-plate, ON which
Ia placed halt q loaf. The guest wht
abhors crust IL allowed TO tear out .
handful Of ..soft" from the very heart Of
the loaf, while the English lover % we'll
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. breaks on whatever
he vishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
CASHIER

VIM. D.. Durgin of the boston Loan CO.,
rs Washington street, says; ] recon-
mend sulphur Blttsrs ne the very best
meilcin. have ever u.-i. There IL
nothing like them to give an appetite.
tone up th. system. aud do away With
that languid feeling which IL 90 frequent
among tho.~ confined indoors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

CAtarrh 1. In the blood. No cure Tor
TIL. losth.om. aud dang-rou. dl--a.. is
possible until the poison u thoroughly
eradicaiei from the system. For ihl'
purpose, Aver. ssr.apirilla IL the best
and mos, economical medicine. Price
81. sIx bottle. -. Worth " q bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
TME CHEAT AMgRICAN CmORus

spcering. summing and coughing
This Il the music all over the land just
nov. .'i've got such an awful cold Ia
my head" Cure it Nth Eiy's Cream
Balm or Il may end In the toughest form
of catsrrh. Maybe you have Co.
tarrh now. Nothing IL more nauseous
and dreadful. This remedy masters u
AZ no other ever did. Not . snun nor .
LIQUID. Peasant. c<rtsln. radical.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
I, |. better to be right than to be lef,

when the hair shows .igns Of falling
begin at once 10 use Ayers Hair Vigor
TIL. preparation strengthens the scalp
promotes the growth of new hair. re-
store. the natural color To gray and
faded hair, and renders IL sofi. plant
aud glossy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
r. N.,,.... p,sa,,s.,.A Me-.

a. Oa viii --si your siir-... -. uili nal
you oar illustrate, psmphiet sspislnisS al
sl.ou, Dr. Dyes Celsbr.isi kletro- Selisic Bsl
AMI appliances. asi thstr charming sdets upo'
vtll aaiskly rvssore yoa D. tiror Aai MANHOOD
Pamphist frve. N you srv thus amict~t. ue I'll
-sni yoa issh anil Appliance. on trisl
voIrAIc Halt Co. Marshall. Ntsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

IL rough. and plmply or covered With
blotches and sores, and you want = clean,
smooth akin aad fair complexion, use
Sulphur Biiters. The best medicine In
such cases ever sold.-C. y. schiller &
co.. Druggists, IA~r~nc~, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

"rbe public schools are q great bene-
III Ca public interests" said the thought
fui man To hi. neighbour, Who l. always
Kicking. "Ye.," MAS the reply. "tbey
are. Idont know what the school-book
publishers would do without them"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
NOV RESIDENT TAXES.

In tho ths ts~n ~ grysbafE In H. CosatY II
Oxfsri aAi state q MalRe fSf The year 10
Tie fsll.sing ut - nse. on rial estate II
non r..l,lsnt esf. In tls tssa ~ trysbars O.,
ths rear I.ss In bili. osmmitisi a. rhssnss :. Ne
Iatlfv cssll.. tsf of ALI tgwn. the fsh dsy II
Jsiy. lsss. hss lesu rrtarnel BY him H. me- q. ~
u..inius unIssii On ths an tsy - Jsls, La. ny
IA. esrt ate % thai ists sn r.ulslns unlali
nssics 4. hsf,by given thai n M ali use.i In
,sfr.t ant charge. ar. nj pail In h. The trvs.
ufy % ssli tssn within Fl shiesa ~ooth. frsm M
,iais % the oouamliasut ~ .sii Hills. merh of
tbs real estate htsi &c viil - sasient 81 Isy III
amoant doe thsr.on tBslasiiax tntsr..t AMI
eksrsc. slii witbyat further n0tics - sohi al
pabllr aaetlon st Tho trrssarvr. offlcs In ssli
iS.a. sa ths llst tag ~ January, issi "a .
o'rksk In the srsrns"n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

II .~.m. rather . waste nj time Tor
morall.,. Ia poiu, out the .n.r-s which
be..t the path ~ youth. The yoang
men woald probably hpi M difficulty In
finding thru without eytrsneous AID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Falling 81 the hair 1. IN. result 81 In
action 81 the gland. or root. Of the hair
az morbid state ~ the scalp, which
may b. curci by HALF. Hair Renescr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Troable. .ay men are harder
on stockings than womenT Hos do
YOU max. that outr' Mr.. Trouble
"i,ecsu.e women wear their siocking'
longer"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

" ai'i.ias. '' si@,s@
C.sisa. Gran,ils. 10 are. meadow land
boapis.i norh by C,srL- Johs.on.s
."i s... ny ssso river. -s-' BY - "a
Coma, John. n .er~. tiii.<. hsi, ~
..nei cot u fara .oIi John Hail. n
st Iiaft-Df. Is eel
EA.,mss. Eiiis r.. Q ssrv. lsei, On
,hsthsia raj. near the oil j. shir'
Ye.ssaiea. ch.rlc-. asr,. msaio~ on
bVwnhshi line. tsoassi~i uest by
Atso-si lssi. north BY l.itt< -sn"
River, ss-t by Ams- lssd.
Ga-siuin. James, ose osttss. on Mar.
tha's camp grvaai .Ciralsr Avenue. 10 In
s: &c. r s:.i.. ... s...., r..a, 80 &c
i'm, Jo-sph. ~ ssrc- tiIls<. asi we-i
lsni. toabsissi nsfth by knt ~
John Weston. East by lsn.i ~ u. "
tia-tinE., ..,ufh by mrs, west by
iani % Iows resris. 10 AS
Iiltshoock. Marths o.. baiiiinx. anil 81
sorv. tIiisxv anil vopi lassi. hal
Anoe. l"S u -
near rywi- feans'.. "a im
sssrrs msasisw ssi. l.oaa.is-i North
ny Lo,.lr. res'i. sa.i by .aiie' of
Ls,sif. iesi, 81 i@
tA.. camp TroSs'i. on 6.s,s Avs.
Mar-t.a, Jcha. Is aeres vol asi. Cod.
40 ssrs. sssil.sd. the John Gray
Ia. o tN
Nsiisr, Eiss 7, % ssr,. wceilasi. No.
"a. Mcmillan, N sg
~ aere- wcpilssri. Ma. .. J. Evans. - 10
Dpe sotfsx. oa MsnhA's sross
Camp sross.t, Cirvalar Aveass. 80 s@
rAr-ons. Mm.. k~lr-, Arrc- wo--ilAni
In highway Di.t. No. ~, n 50
Powers. frrsi W.. - A<rrs timber asi
WHY. ss as
smith. Rc.cs O. - servs Coimaa iaaa. Is i3
'. a.ls q y. Day, Is Ia
rs;:.s' rss.. 50 ia
4 v 2. 2. :. 49,, ;, !. n,..,,,, y, 20 =; =;
JOHN LOCxg,
rvasurvr of fryebarx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

"ual,cr.sl household r-mciy," Il the
common peoples name Tor johnson.
Anoiyue ilniment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Grace. -"wh,t air IA. that yoa we're
playing last nlghir' Laura. ~ million
aIr-, anil I landed him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

No. - -Bursed citis- and Countries; 1
Asia Q Germany. q ArchAngel 4 Chi
nA s. Yarmouth q Milan Z AthsaA
q Sparta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Blob.oa nays that q third party In
politics IL a. much out of place ~ . third
party Ia hammock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

In every town vhsre SAyExA d intro
duced the salc \ large than al Other
washlng compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

n the eoncelt VAS taken out Of some
people there wouldn't b enough Of 'cm
len TO hang clothes on.
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A Useful frsssat In every package
sAvExA, The bet washiaG Powder.
Bold By grocefs.
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sAlFh sssssfa The stsrsiioas % diEv.tisa an
aatfttisa. ani W q esrvfal spphcstlsa ~ W nes
pelV-ftie. ~ sell e. lsstr.i .usos, NF. tpps IA
psus klssi oaf brvakfsst tshlss Nth q dstifAtsJ
fstsar..i beverage .hisk msy ave us msni
hsa.y ds-tsr.' tau. n .. b. III luiisi"ss "a
q .srh sr,ieis- ~ dice thai Saastiiatisa nay y
srs.iaaiiy haih up uptll stfuef snaafh - r.-ls
s,sfy t.nslssey b. di.ss.s. tiupif~l. ~ .ahfl.
mslsiie. srv fasiias arvani =. ryssiJ " si,ss'
sasay q fatal .hsft ~ kespins sufssite. SCI
fsrtias.i 9Th par, bh-ri AL propsfif hsarish
81 frsms "-ilvti .ervtcs sssstts. Msis .lmril
9Th t-sillas water ~ min soli enly IN halt
t-,as.i tis. by tFyrers. lsisllei thus
I.ossiea. ta<tsssi.
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Ayers
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ne bet Il sscsypss. THE psepsrsiioa rap
AR scoshss iritatioa. strengthens me aslf
cate essAas cf speech. and rsssas.s NE s.' We
a. Its tons end power. No singer % pebbe
sp~skss sh.aid b. without 10 LYDIA Ihcmp
s.a. the famous s<tfsss. esrtifssi Ayers
Chsrry restorai has hesn a ssfy ff.si ser
VIE 81 me. 10 improves and sfsns,hsns
the vcles, ssd " sisa,s effective fes he
cure q colds and eosshs"
"uvsa several csessiens ] have saaefsa
from colds. causing hoAfssness and enfifs
Ices u vuses. On my pscfessiea a en- sss.
ue.sss any affection a the ,c'ce % hseA,
n a ssr,sas matter. bot 81 essh altar. ]
hs,. been relieved ~ . fsv desss a A,.rs
Chsssy restssAi This ssmsdy, vith csaf
nary care. has vosksd such Q
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III often prescribe John.on's Anodyne
iinimcnt for ErysIpelss," said phy.i-
clan to us.
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No. aga --D.s.pi,sii...

I. I-he>i Ia lonx for aud leave msss'
ur - ~tns.
= To ma,iiAis and leave . s-oms,rioAl
agur~
4 An Ensii.h river and leave scoilas Coz
sdrsasht horss
4 A .hor, s~ori and leave rvssntmsnt
s Two ssi leave q wagon
q A anal cord and leave . fsrmsnisi
lnunf
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No. fss.-Ridais~
whAi 1. the only pain Of which every one
male light
Why 10 9 lad lock like BASKET u ~insf
VIA, Tar 10 thai ~hiol often opsns bas
never .huts'
Why /. Asia like marie, In Christmas
~esk'
whieh 10 ...l.r 10 .p-ii. nadisd.d. OF
L dIdle.iednm
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