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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Yns Y,Nyvpe ono m.

One day . mau came OVER 20 our mine,
which MAS about seven miles from vlr-
ginia CITY. and told ne that . photog-
rspher had Just opened mp In the town.
Next day bring satursiay, . lot Of ne
knocked "a 81 noon and went up "a lave
our tintypcs taken. Among the crowd
VAS old Iilll lawson. Who VAS the home
Heat man you ever Get eyes on. lie VAS
not only -shouldcrri anil humpbsck-
I'll, but q bear had cia~ed HE face aud
fighter had bitten HE nose aud blinded
hlm In Que eve. Il vas matter of re-
mark that his looks would scare . Issn-
ther, sud Ne had known of men canning
six miles tc look at him; bat, ss the old
man would never look Into q glass, he
couldn't realize how homely he rrslly
Was. tie might never have realized u
had he not concluded Ca slt for q great
big tlntype-the lsrg-st the artist could
make. When q finished picture VAS
handed him he stared st u In blank snr.
prise; then he scratched hIs brad sud
rubbei hls good eye, aud looked sgain.
Then h~ came over to ne aud asked In
falisring woke:
"rsri., who I. this chap 10 the pie
tur'y'
"rhsi's you, mn"
"I.ooks like mey''
"Exactly."
"Cant be- M Que elsey'
"No."
"i'm q. homely 3. that, sm ~
"worse, " anything"
"you don't say. iook s-hyar. boys,
how long he, YOU known thisr'
Two years"
",nd never let on. Well, that WAS
white of YOU aud no mistake. Cant bc
any other TELLER, can n.y.
"No."
That. my mng-my blinkrr. my
nose, my mouth .Dd cbinr'
"Ne.."
THAT. .uufY. Good-by, hoys."
"liut where arr you gciner'
"l,sck to camp, >c- YOU ls'er.'
Hut h- never dli. lie started Tor
camp alone, aud 81 the halfway .pot he
.at down on . rock anil suhliei b, q
bullet Into HI. head. I'm nat stone lay
the tin,ype, aud With Pl,>r 81 clay he
had written On the stone;
''Gonc to hell io ct Overwhelming
mug"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Mandy pIs-cusnloNs.

ilsnging pin-cushIon. for Oh. side o'
the dressing -tabl. or bureau are more ~
favor for real use than tile deliberately
b-,lcykci Que. made Ia stand ou table or
bureau. They ate IL all shades, sl,e-
and color.. -,igcd With hne lace or .ilk
cords aud hung With ribbons. II IL con-
,eni-ni. too, Ia have two az thr-e siye-
Tor different .it.- of pins, as Who VI
not appreciate after being used To only
Que cushion. aud knowing what u i.
when In haste Ia frantlcslly pull out q
dorm small pin. when large one ~a'
"a antssi. or Vice versa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
NoH.nEsinrNr rAxIs

In the ts.n % I.sthsl In the Csaaty - Os
TORT. ani state - Maine. Zoe The year -.
The folinstns ust - tANe. % rval estate ~ nan
restisut osnsrs Ia ti-s tosn % bsthsi. fuf
tl.s var I.-s. Ia bili. suSamitie.i g. Unsthy ~
,hspnan, colisstsf ~ saii tssn. on the ID
day % Juiy. l--s. IA. besn retarne.i ~ him o.
me q. r.taaihins unpai % Nc bsh day ~ Jane.
4. - Iss. ~ NJ. csftihsais ~ that tAis all nSw
rsualE. anllslt. ont soties !. hsfeby .tsa that
N the .sii hss.. intsw-t AMI eharrvs 90.
no pail IN o. the trvasary ~ ssht tosn
Within eighteen months frpm IN dAis ~
the soamltnssnt ~ saki hills. 80 nah 20
ths rvsi estate tass-t a. viii - surrrisnt o. Isv
the amsant hue thsfron. inrln.iinx inisr.st ant
charges. will sithaut further hstls. ~ soll a
pahiiC austipn, AZ To tf.ssufvr's once In ALI
town oa saturday, January SRI. i-'i. % tso
useE.k Ia tha aflsF Fusasu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
FASHION hoIEs.

Clinging skirt. still rrmain Ia favor.
Plaid. have never beeu s fashionable
a. at pressni.
some bonnet shapes are made at gutta
percha siem., which are filled In with
any flower the wearcr may choose.
r.Ilor-made gowns have lost none al
their popularity With ladies Who have
fsuItle.. figures. Nothing could L.
palmer. The style consists In the cut.
BLACK lace hats are very fashionable.
They are trimmed mostly With flowers.
though feathers are not forbidden, and
arr frequently used.
II IL the sleeves that giv- style 20
gowns. There are accordion sleeves,
and gigot sleeves, and q nameless sleeve,
very new and chic. tightly butioned
down the arm With buttons Initiating
preciou. stones.
Large Iockets that twenty years ago
aiornci the pretty throsts OF sweet
hearts and wives, are here again, vying
for the favor of fashionable i,czutics.
Hats are Immense, their brims forming
either q halo around the head, ar being
bent la all directions, to please the wear
er's fancy. Thee, aiso, are made in
sutSs ssFs W w Dsus w. " f'~'
lace.
A novel capotr IL made entirely Of
hyasinihs, placed In four rows, each OF
different color, aud forming wreath
round the head, without any foundation
whatever.
Along With the Bulgarian necklaces,
that look not unlike Egyptian sniiqul-
ties, may bc elssse'i the clumsy bracelet
that cleserly initiates, Ia heavy ropes OF
gold. the curb chains that are . part OF
the fashionable harness.
Immense buckles quite six Inches long
are worn With full bodices for day and
evening. Sometimes watch 10 attached
To them.
Perfumes are now adopted to suit the
dress. Thus, with . white dress, the
perfume must lie the perfume of while
dover, NJ lllies, garienlss, ETC.; With
pink dress, roses, or any other pink
flower. perfume may Be selected; with
violess, Violet, and 20 on; With black,
mlxtureof colors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
TRAVELLING GAG.


II-a,, gray linen az canvas are suita-
~. for thl. travelling bag. II Will take
about on. yard spi quarter of canvas.
an. pI.,r of brown skirt braid. thr--
DARK psarl huitou., q fr~ skrins of dark
brown linen doc. To correspond With the
color ~ the brali. ani spool % se~ing
cotion. anil all may b. bought for le..
than Que dollsr. First lay your canvs.
cut n,t on th. table. Cat strip 90
lcu,thsI.c wlds enough to max" the
.nd.. TO do thl. uke = breakfast az
tea plate, aud placing u AZ ou. corner 81
lth. san,a. mark line around " With q
usneiI. Make four of thee cirvles, 90
,ou Will want a. make each end double
rak. the piece. to - uss,i Tor the out
.lie and smhrol,icr the initial or initials
80 each Nth th. linen fo.s. \ vine Ia
sorsI ot hriar stitch srouni III. letter.
,ld. . prr,ty hnl.h. when you have
done TIL. hi.tr the two layer. together
-t.nl, Zoe the enis. The body ~ th'
bag Z. mad. from ,b. sir,lgh, csn',.,
ani I. firmly stitched around the circu
lIar.nd.. n 4. b-.t ,o sew them on ih'
machine q. II all 10 stronger. Wbef
Is.irnIng the clrvulsr pIss--. In leave .i'
az eight lnsi,.. 10 the straight piece lco.'
q each -pi. Iarn Que sni down on th'
arons .ijc 80 |. to make strong
enough io hold thu bation. aud not g'S'
wsy. Tie cni that !. a. lap over mus
IT, curved aud tound With braid. on'
~ morr little pocket. may IL fs.'ene'
"a th. dap q. they viii - convenient 20
rsr tickets, etc. Zach may D. houn'
v tn braid sni fnl.h~i With brisr eig'
Ia d..ir,~i. Cary With q shawl strap
milking little braid loop. Ia k--p tiT
strap Ia u. proper place. Hone prefer.
handle. 10 canvas may d. made, but NJ
think 90. strap better. hi. bag '. lish
,pd ~bcn empty mty IT, roll"i up aus
pat In drawer, taking up very Iiitl
ruom: vet " I. wonderful the amoan, o
rlothlng that may be tucked away u
thru. Of cour.. you can make on'
.ny .lg. YOU de.lrr, but III. onc de
certified aho,. will hold all lady wil
require u .he g,-. Ia stay over night o
, few day.. \ drrs., q nlghtgosn,
I,hsngr 20 underwear, comb, brush sn'
Toothbrush, collars, ETC., may IL YER
l...iiy c.rtlssi Ia such an Que.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
NoN n..inENr TAR.

In ~ tpsu - >amnrr, In tn County II
Oxfor,i. Cor ths year los
Tie foiiostnx n.t - tsxe- r~si estate II noa.
rs-ti~nt % nsFs IN III tyun - ~amesF. fer thu
yesr l--a a. I'm. cuunuittsd ~ thA-. ". tislis.
eollsstsr - saii t.s~h 90 ths IN day ~ AaE
ls-g "a. t-sn Fstarpssi ~ him ~ me a. resnsiN.
ins unpAid on m bth day - NAY. len. By has
snd nssies Il hsrvby oven tat N All tsxe-. In
tsrv-t AMI ekarEe- sFe ~ pail ints ~ tres-ury
~ alb tasu. within stxhtryn ncusk. frem Tn
dats 81 eenrnitsnsnf ~ sai ttli. 80 rsh ~ t<
rsai estate tsNs~t viii - sssheient ~ pay ths
slasaut doc thervfor, tnelaifnx tut-re-t and
ckarrs- win vltloat further notiCe ~ soht "a
yahhc sartisn AZ n ps-t otcs q ksst sainnsr
In sait to~u. % ths IN dsy ~ tsbfuAsy, a. ID.
lssl. a zoe o'ck-k IN IN snsps-oa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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II. J. Kendall TO-. publishers OF ~
T'rrstlse on the IIor.- and his Diseases
which will enable all our Subscribers u
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This book Il now recognixet az standard
authority upon all disease. of the horse
- lie phenomenal sale sttests, over foul
million copies having been sold In ths
psst ten years. q sale never before reach.
I'll by any publication Ia the same period
of time. We feel conhdent that our "a
trons will appreciate the work, and IL
glad to avail them selves Ut this oppor-
tunlty of obtaining . valuable book.
Il IL necessary that you ment'on TIL.
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TIL. Offer ~ill remain open for only
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Don't try To drown Jour sorrow. In q
Jug; trouble. are great swimmers.

All medical authorize. agree that GO.
tarrh !. M more nor lee. than pn lnhim'
nation II the lining membrane 81 th,
nasal sir passages. Nasal cstarrh aud
all catarrhal affections Of the head are
not disease. ~ the blood. anil u '. q
serious mistake Ia treat them q. such,
No cons, ientiou. physician ever attempt.
"a do 40. II Il held BY eminent medical
men that sooner or later specific vii
be found for every disease from which
humanity suffers. The facts justify u'
Ia assuming that for catarr'. at leasi a
positive cure already exist. In Ely'-
Cream hahn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
AIInRokEN nOMN

Q. IL no; .ad Ia sc- so m,ny yoans
men every day ~ whom this eau h. .alil
Noang man, take my advice. stop al
indi.creilons which you hs,. practi.ei
keep good hour., retire early, and build
up your shattered .y.ism by using sui
phur Blttsr., which will curc.-oLi'
PHYSICIAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
NoS.mEsIDsSr rAxEs.
In The to~n ~ Ls,sli AMI Coahty u o,fo,
for the year l.sf

In The tosn ~ Iotell AMI toubty % Oxfor'i
Zoe M year l.o.
Tts folio~ing M u tsxs. oa resl estate ~
non rv-tisnt ospsr. In tia tssn % level
f.r thu year i-ss. In btli- csnanaltts-i - A-s o.
Eastman. 10. lesn wturn~t hy kim o.
me a. remalhins unpaid on M an day 81 May
i-s. by his csitinrsts ~ that date sn.l ny~ W
main anpaii. hotios u bsreby given that u ths
The tfes.ury 20 sslt tgwn within slsht-sa mSnth.
from the siais ~ The commitment ~ ssli hlls
mUsh ~ The .sl estate tsxei a. vtll ~ .aricisni
b. I,ay ths amount dus thsf.on, inslaiinE inter
ct AMI chsrxss. ~iil wtthout further Botifs ~
.oil 81 pablr sactisa. 81 The stsr. ~ nsrpc-
Walksr In ssli tysn 90 the sixth iay 20 Nov
,smisr. Lea. NJ obs o'eksk In thu sftsrncoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Few children can h. induced Ia take
phy.Ic without struggle, aud no Won
deT-mo-, drug. are extremely nsusent
Ing. Ayr. Pills, on the contrary, b",
Ing .ugsr-coatei, arr eagerly swallos~
by the little ones, and ARE, therefore, the
f.,orit. family medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Ayers
Vigor

po< only prevented my vife frum h>comins
h.ia tut IA also eans~d an sntir.iy nsu
srovth u hair. I am rvaiy ~ eertfJ to ths
statement bsfofe . iastiee ~ the prs<e-
m. Huissbu., IS~isbarrh. lows .
.some pears sso. aftsf asssefe hises %.
brain fever. my hair ell ea'ne cot. usea
s.sh ps,psraiisns Coo Restoring 70 - my pip
sIs,ans orisr,d. bat fsllsd b. pfrises Q
sovth q hair. Z then trisd. snecess'ssly.
several ARTICLES recommended ~ druTE'sis.
ana All slIks ten short q accomplishing The
desired result. The last remedy ] applied
Gas Ayers italI visos. vhich brouEht
srvwth q hair In Too ~eeha ] hinh
assd slsit hottles In too year.. inafe thsn
v.s necessary AZ Q rvstaraii,e. bat iiked u
"A a dressing, and have eontinnsd " uss ~
ios that parpess. believe Ayers Hair
yIsos possesses virtues Gar ai-s's tho.e %
any similar prvparstioa po~ On The n'arAst'
-ylncsnt Jonss, Rishmond. Ind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

lSCNiNo IN ocNoc w NoNoN.
A young man In town went up Ia thu
dollhouse, one day recentiy, and pur'
chased a bunch III fine roses 10 present
To hi. girl that evening. Riding In thu
suburbs later he came to farm houss
In front Of which VAS q barrrn-lookius
ro-e bush. Driving Into the yard he met
an old farmer, aud thinking Ia have =
Joke, he aid: 'I.ook here, mister" hold.
Ing up the bunch Of roses, "what ! just
picked OF that bush In front Of youi
house. "whst dill you do that forr'
shouted the angry farmer. drop every
one Of th~rn aud clear out" BY this
time the young man saw the Joke Ma
not liable 90 turn out fsvorably. liz
even offered 10 pay The farmer Tor ths
roses, but the lrate old man made him
drop them and then drove him out Of the
yard. The young man Il yet wondering
which Got the best Of the Joke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
AIS SUGGESTION TO A BAlD-HGAo-
70 NAN.

III WAN
4. ". sawyer. general freight agent III
the Great northern Railway, during q
r-,-nt trip Ca California wns scco.t.'i nv
q conductor wearing . gsuly emblem al
the Mystic ~hrin-, of which Mr. Sasyc'
4. himself q promlasnt memhsr. hut u
satisfied With . simple huiion Indicative
~ Ill. afill,iion. n "a. the sub.-'iusn'
cour.. pur.u~l by TIL. conductor that
nrmly esisbll.h.i In the mind 10 Nr
SAWYER the ,~ll-f that IN. FAR western
r.llway official carries morr nerve "a
"a. square Inch than sny ether cl,.. III
citizen. Ia the inii~i ~tai~.. Mr.. ~ss
yer I. quite bald, prominently .o u might
b. ..h. To- him the conductor said
"wlli you permit me- io make .us
g-.iIony'
"Ccr,ainiy." rrpllel Mr.. SAWYER, 81
am q ~ .ablcct for almost any klni nj
/ suggestion. second attack of thu grip
.omeshai billou., gcoerilly us~'i az
/ aud. q. ,ou might .sy. With oD. Zoo, Va
the grave. Hat What !. your .uggr.
| tionf'
The conductor deliberately lcsn~
over the .est and lmpr--.I,ei, pl,cr'
on. hngrr on Mr.. sawyer. dome 81 In
| tsllcf.
II would paint q jack rabbit right
| there" h~ .aii.
~ rabbit What forY''
"soms people might take !, for
hare"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

ifyes yin sod yesr siasss. y. yiIl nall
sbsss Ds. Dyes Csssr.aei Elrsre- y.s.le ~
zsd appnasces, asd their charming essrss .pes
fs. Sl H.. Il yss =. las .sis.a. " viii
''sayss =. .,s sE 21 CO 7. ~ MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Dnrxsns.,srs...-, IIsTes mA l..r

u osa 10 fi,,a In . cap % va er osfss siihosl
ths kRos zig. ~ ths I-sr~sa tsAlns 70. sn-stlaS
q .y~eiy AMI gsrnsssnt Car,. shrthsr The We
tisnt !. Issiersts irnksf or an shoh"th sr.sh
haze taksu tn sakisn >lssine In thsu eo1rs
siiisyui thcir ksos rig. snsi t-isy ts1.ts VI
aait dftnAins ~ tbstr esb frvs silL No harmfa
sr~t v.gt. frsm ~ siministrsu.a tss
Su.rantsssi Ssn.l for dr,al&r sBi fall psrtica
laf.. Asllrv~. IN spaa lence, OObisn ,I-sihe
Co, Ia Iiss strv, L Cissiansu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
MOLD ny ALL Di;CG,
~or,,E OF saLE.

DrEsrANr D. q hcenss from tn tfsa. JudEe
il q fr,l.sts Zee III teanty - Osfori, .hal
ia a Pubic Aastira ths siNth dsy % >spt,
4 n. ls. a ga o'gk-rk IN the forrsosn on ths
prtuai-s- Al ~ rixht. tlths AMI intsrr-t, With
James trsnrh ate - furtsr. In sild teonty
tisssa.s-i. lsi in All O. III foil1stng described
rtAl estate Yisse - land situated ga ths sosth
sriy site - r,sri csiinx frpna Pewter village n
krfsr falls sni eoan.is-i a. felhy~s. Dn ths
north ~ All r,si on ths we-t b. knd ~ seo
rs~As. a.. tn ssath by o-siyrs River. anil On
IN est By IN hf,-,k srs-.ins ALL raj.
4. a.. FRE>CIi, Administrator.
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No sis-An easy one: Spring.
No zid-A knisht's move f'usales
TA< - th- FRYE b.~rts boz Asi hosn~.
Ny angel ksBsis 90 .aiOf given.
Tty starr ka,. Ii tbs elkin done.
And al my hss. ssr. t.<s N hs..-s
No. gis.-Arithmstioal: l. IL from sixty
lave. .ty. 2 Ten from hft~sn lea,es nfs.
o q from four lea,ss fur. 4 v from nvs
leave. hs. Thrrs from thirtssn SeAvss
Tin
No. sis-AnAsrAns Of Ensiish Authors
!. John Keats. z ChAxls Lamb q MAJ
lhsv Arnold Z Thonas Hood. s iStsh
Hunt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
TIE ENGINEER

OF the Wakefield, Mass, Rattan Works
e.. n. Young, ssys: 10 all cases OF BIZ
Iou.ness accompanied With thosc terri
BILE alex headaches, I have found no 9th
er medicine that seems t0 take bold and
do the good that your sulphur Bltfers
does. Il Il IN. beet family medicine
made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

MIIdewcd linen may b. restored BY
sosping the sposs while wet, covering
them With hne chalk scraped 70 powder
end rubbing lt veil In. Or soak 10 but
sermllk and sprsad on the grass IN The
sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

~ am going 10 the shore, yr.," .ah
Mlss Angelina, "and am not goln.
husband hunting, but u any nice young
man I. out wife hunting ! shall BE- easily
found"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Aperfect complexion, free from plm-
pie or blemish, ]. very rarely seen, be-
cause few people have perfectly pure
blood. And yet, all disng,iring erup-
lions are easily removed by the use of
Ayers sarssparilla. Try IL, and sur
prise your friends With the result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

No. sss.-rsigs.s,is.i rrss~
wAAis ths isn TAI u-s.
AL tks trsress tn.
All IN trv- thai q -sru>si o.Ai'
IL An.rai.Ains trv.,
TAs skfy.s&xsls u~s
All ~ tr.- thai mAsss 90 ~
wisi y ths tr-
IA mAl~s s~sh -. Ssu-Aa e~A
AsA .hn ro.ssi n.~s dssh -ri.tns'
WHAT'S ths haSs><.fss u.-,
Ani N r.Asruaxa'. tr-~'
wksi ~ c-sB<ys ,s tssrp~i .nlo -lss'
wA.i, ~ u-~ tia, "a ~
Al tn To- thai -ss i&xy,
AMI tbs u-< thai s,shis- shiT- - 81 fsSsA'
u.s trv. tAAts ili.uBsStAl
II u--. that az ps
All Tie w. .ba-r .o.-i fsss- IL nc~th'
n.s uv~ In t.tils.
n trvs II . Cd.
All that -.ch mast .s-s.us- go he oai'
r. tr-- - Ne 1919.
h trsssLsf. tr-~
AL III al tr-- shah -,hs.lss->ss.> bsli'
wA.ls ~ tr-- thai NJ. I>.--s tAroa<A Ne
n~ry bat.
TAai. AL .isss ~ aos.or -hsa ~
n IT, that .. o<'.s - fr,ssL. .sss %
- - --fa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

You might just .. we'll try TO shoe
~ gun .low a. 10 MAKE some men &C
moderately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

"Str,ngr colt. thl. 81 your, Jack.
"iiow'. thsty' "w-ll, h.. young snd
frr.h, aud ~, he. q chestnut"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

A Useful Present 10 every package
sAvExA, The best washing Powder.
Sold By grocerS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

"wbew' how my stomach aches.
Take Johnson. Anciyne Llnlmcni In
.wr.i~nc,l water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Tier, IL, generally speaking, nc,hln,
green about widow, notwithstanding
her Mrrsl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Traveller In iIo.ton). IL want Ia
tax. the next train Ia Albany" Ticket
agent. "souy, cir; but Ne can't .parr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

In every town where SAvExA y Intro
duced the sale 10 larger than all other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
Wonders

An, wrought b. ne ne n Ayers liali
yieus n restoring gray hAif 70 ne csisih.'
euios. pecmosins . sev rrvvth. psese..
ins ne hair frvs, falling. hssp'nf " Ut
sIiiy. and abundant. and ne s'alp ece''
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he uni,sr.al tss,im.ay is thai THIS Prep.
ssss,oa has ~ equal a. df,sslns. aud
n. thssssoss, Indispensable W s's0 veil
furnished toilet
81 have us.d Ayers Hair vifcs s"s s''"s
s,..s and n has ~usksd ~osdsrs fos me-.
vss trsailsd 9Th dssdrs6 and ~.s farsa'y
I.,s.mlnr hald. but sin<e usins the Nlsa my
heed ls psrfeetiy clear u dAndrln, NE hAn
has ceased cosains cat. and J nos have >
snsS srywth. a the ssms eolos a. shen
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me.d sny one sassrins frusa dAndfun 70
Ices a hair % uss Ayers Hall Slfef 80
dressing. Nn LYDIA n h"d,' t>''
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.ssms time ago my ~iis's hair bssan 70
ssns ous auits freely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

.what IL there besides luck that
amounts 10 anything In cardsr' ~
good DEAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Il IL well 10 make the best Of thl'
world, for you'll. never get out OF u
alive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

A Joke IL never good until it h crsckei
and NOT always then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Ths usIsrsisssi having Lea sppsinsssi by
IL Hon. JUDY ~ Pwi,ste for The Coasty ef
Orfvri. Con missiooers ~ rrr~i,e aud srasnip<
Ne claims ~ crriitsrs sxainst The estate of vii
Ham W. Harding. late ef s.isses. In said Csus.
". dereasrt, vpsvsestef insslsent. kervby give
sss,ss th.i thy yin ~ :. ssssssa 81 The Town
nsp< Eat. ~ ose eehsk IN tke a1<rnaoa. fos
~ psVs-s Of rec>iviss eiains Against sAid
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

Ilall'. Hair Remover enjoys q world
wide reputation for restoring the hair To
bald heads and changing gray hair To
the original color ~ youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
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whole IL dty FAR over the 50
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
LACKING IN A SENSE or nuMoa.

"oh, you darling old papa" Ace.
-drrs. or bonnetg'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

No. srs.-As Gsaisss Chsis.
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% each hing the fir., cue a tho following
~or,i. snd the las, ~ llAhle % the last ~ord
t.lns the tr.i Uue u the fir,i woril
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sloSAaun name. meaning . guardian %
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sor cutting timber. n A plan, u the rush
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mi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26
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wArr,n wrO,. "NOw and Then" Edward
Maitland wrvts "By and by" Bal~er
~rO,s Might and Morning" but Dleksns
vrOts AL the Year Round"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

The trouble With Justice Il that che
does .o little besides holding her scales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-26

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