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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23


THE TREATMENT or HARDY BULBS.
There are few more pleasing sights
than luxurisnt bcsis of cfocuscs. lilIes ut
the valley. tuilps, narcissuscs, and dsiio-
iiis. To have thee In perfection, In
| tclligvnt care aud attention must he CIV
en- Ia the selection Of q location aud the
preparation of the scll, aud they must he
least. requiring M care In winter other
than q few inches Dep of leaves or
coarse litter. with sticks or boards tn
keep the covering In plac.
In this climate, the most suitable time
| for planting new bulbs for out.cf-sicor
blooming u October or the hrst days of
November. Very deep, rich loan, mix.
~i with a good deal ~ ssnd, lcafmold
from the woci. or Indigenous, and de-
cay-d .od., make. the most congcnlal
home for bulbs. The and makes the
| earth warm. and the mixture ~ speci-
| fcd will not pack and crowd the bulbs,
bat will allow them FREE growth aud per-
mlt the roots Ia strik. deep Into the
| earth. Ia such soli, the bulbs mentioned
shculd BE- planted about thrcc inches be-
low the top of the ground. In hard,
cold earth With clay aud gravel. they
nav be .ct half q. deep. n. Indeed, they
are planted In such ground at all.
IN the beds have been set for number
~ years, It's we'll To take up half 1T
each one. Taking NJ the entire bci In
Que SEASON may interfere With the bloom.
ing of Tho plants, aud one-half may h.
left While the other u entirely rooted
out. n !. by some florist. considered
more desirable to make a new bel la
.ome part ~ the garden where bulbs
have no, befor- ben planted. This "a,
however, not pcccssary II proper fertil-
irers are applied.
when taken M. all bult. .hoald b.
carefully .xamlncd, aud all Imperfect az
partly decsy~i rcois should b. thrown
out az put In q place BY themselves. By
planting In IN. regular beds only strong,
healthy, cl-sn.looking specimens, Oh"
quality of the plants may II Kept up to
a much better grade than they will h. u
III manner of scribhy bulb. are allowed
10 grow. odd. aud rnd. % hulh., and
the small sire. which arr almost always
found at the bottoms ~ the larger bulbs,
ar no, a. - put In the general bed. bat
| plsr-,l In mellow coil In some shslicrsl
corner, aud encouraged Ia grow and
bloom. PROM thl. .oure may come
.om. admirable specimens which may
When worthy, - transplanied o. placc.
n honor In the border. or q snowy bcl
among the favored plani..
The tulip. crccus, dan0lll, narcis.u'
and iIiy ~ the valley require much thu
same Treatment, aud by judlcIoa. .el"',
,lon 20 the be.t bulbs, the growth ans
towering qualltle. may H. much Inn
proved. iiis sometimes Interesting :,
plant sesSis ~ these Naris,ies and watci
results. Oftsntlmes . mos, desirable
.s,slllng viii b. produced, anil distinct
varieties 70 grrat value arr often grovf
Ia ihi. WAY. sc~is may b. purchase
Il any reliable scotsman. M Treatment
|. necessary during IN. summer esc.p
a. keep the weeds down and give th'
surface ~ the ground an occasional
stirring 80 that u may M, bake aud 10
,erfcr- With the development of tn
L Young bulhs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
sIkTFoF MAINE

DNrOHn. g.
To th@ lion. Jss,ice ~ The -aprrlne Iaiiclal
Court ssxt D. - holt a Paris sthia ant foT
AIT ooanty on ths se."si Tuesday sf ogtol.sr
4. o. tss
tlsra D.. perkin. 81 Grssawossi In all Csaaty
~ife 20 Prank D.. rsrkin. Festestfaiiy r.yFv
-snt. that her uatlsn naiae sas fisra b. Yer
rll thai shr wss hsfuliy marriesl o. ths saiI
trssk D.. fsrkiss az islaBd on ~ nfteeath dsy
sf >sssmisr A. 10. Isl BY Dash Dahn, ~
that tisey hyet torstiser a. hasiani All sifs. a
all folsnsi, untii III sleteuth dsy "a fsbruary
4. II. -. that yvur hi,eliant has always con
iuets-i hsfssif tssari her sali hs.l..sd a. Z
faithful. trse All sfsstlohaie wife, that sa IN
all s<senth dsy ~ February 4. u. -. ths sal
frsnk y. fsrkin. deserted year nlslLsnt whh
out oaa-s sni wsnt D. part. uakeo~n ~ her
sines uhih time che Ia. neither sssn 81
hesri from him er rccsiv-i frUm hisa sny zap
port that .he has mssie dilisent sn.,alry sat M.
sos hesn ssls a. s-rsrtsin sBi as-r- nj knss a..
rr-hisnss 20 .sii frank D. Perkins, that there !.
no co'iasios istsesn your nisisnt ssi her .sll
ka.lsnd ts gitsia q diserss. MhsrefoFe N.
pfay- that siiseUs MAY Ia decrcsi lst~ess
her AMI her .sil hgslsRi.
paiei AZ orsa~Vei this hrsi day % seIsemhsi
A. -. lss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

COUNTY 90 ONTORD. 50.
ll.sri q Coaniy Commissioner. sspt. ss..ion
l.ta
Uro> m forvEuins PETITION. satisfactory s,i
dencs having liza reesiye.i thai tn l.stltianer-
arN vsponsiblc. IN - OEDtkrn. that tn teunty
tummlssioner- NETT AZ ths stors ~ farrf,lss A
panfofth. Norway Lake IN >or~sy. oa Tlle-tsy
the fsiutrsnts day ~ tvtolsr next. al tsn
"a ths chss. a. NJ. ani thenns pruoscl
- NieN The rVuts mentionsl IN All Istfioa
Immediately amer which xisw, q hssrtag ~
N parties AMI their witnesses ~il ~ hat a -sns
csntenisut pl.ce IN ~ yisiaity, All soeh sfhsr
naes-ure- taken In ths Premi-s- a. The tommis.
sionsrs st.aii iu,ixs proper. And u Il further
okntntp, thai natics ~ The tlnse. plses AMI par.
p,a-s - ths tDmmi.sionsrs' msstinx aforv-sii ~
given o. AL psrssns AMI corporations inisrv-t<i
b. csaslnx sftestesi cstiss % All petition AMI of
this order thsrean ~ 10 -sr,ei uIsa ths C<rk
~ thu tssn ~ Norway sni al-s posted ny
In thr,s pahlis plscs- In aid town, AMI pub
h-hei thres xesk. saocs..iseiy In the Oxfori
I~mosrst, bsv.psrer print~i a Paris In ALI
County a o>fer,i, III fr-t % ali pahlicatioa.,
AMI esra ~ M osh~r resices. o. 10 male. serve.
AMI ps-ts-t sf Vast thirty days h~fsrs said time
% u,sstnx. o. t1-s eod that eli p~r~.ns AMI cor.
porsfiofs may thru AMI thsrs appear ant shru
esa-s. n any thsy have, Shy th< pr.yss % szi.i
IsiitieDers sheuhi nos ~ xransr<i.
ARTIST ALBkkT - AUSTIN, Ci<rk.
uss espy 81 sAid fsssisa ssd Ori>r Of
xrrssri ALBKxr .. AUSTIN. csrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
ms sAooAorMANs MlsrAke.


Ialways have IN eye out for my trunk
when I travel! After I have rcelvesi
check and seen Il dumped Into the bag
Ksge car I am quite sure u VII go crr-
tain dlstancr, but when that distance has
been covered my anxiety IL again srous-
nj. when I changed railroads at Ihil.
adelphis the other day ] rcslIsci that
had contract by which my trunk ought
"a change With me, but nevertheless the
fear that u would 90 astrsy and nnaIiy
bring up In New Orleans or San Fran
ci.co, started inc over Camden at m
early hour Ia watch the transfer. lex
uect~i to see my trunk come over at ths
lsst moment and bc left on the platform
ne I moved OF, hut greater surpriss
VAS In store for me. II came over ~
hour ahead of time, along With a big
load of others. and I stood around Ia see
Il come OF the wagon. 4 gentle word
or nickel cigar viii sometime. have
great influence With the men who ars
hired al .o much per month to damsg'
your trunks. They were dropped on
one by one. each one receiving more o'
less injury In the fall. AMI by aud by thu
two fend. on the wagon zane tn m,
trunk. had the cigars In my oper
palm, and was about "a step forward
With kindest smiles, when the station
baggsgcman suddenly sang out
"Ilrrr, now, be mighty careful ~ tha
trunk"
"what forf'
"i,ccau.e I ssy az. LET II down a
gently AZ u Il were glass"
The trunk wa. lowered With the NJ
most care, and I approached the goo,
man and asked to what sentiment on hi
part I should attribute the great favor
II. that your trunk he blun,iy de
mansied.
"Ne., air."
"ist'. .-e your check"
produced IL. IIe compared the az
ur-s, and then called out In an awfu
voice:
"Get out ~ this az I'll knock you
head on thought that trunk bclongc'
o. my sister"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
sTATE oF MAiNE


iplNf1 bf nAlnhn a..
To tils -hsfiH 20 anf CoIniy in uuf sa.' ''i
90 siiicf 20 be Dupuiirs. 1nFtng
We eummanii yuu. o. afftlh g. ss.
sstatr - frtsi ~ Iufrrl ~ a# H. o.
~ oas huntrssi dullara ani sau'1.n ~
fen.iant 100 ~ maT ~ fnuui in fuHf
o. apTsar lTfurv uur iustirrs uf .if
ju.iiflal iuuft. usNt o. o. hnlien ai ih'If
and Doe AIT fuuufF ~ pNfuri. Hn 'If
TucsslaY ~ sstuiuef. 4 ~ lssi ti#n RI
b. ansser unta Cufa 1irari 90 ia1t.l III
tuunty. tu niea - fiifurre ~ ihai =.
art wuutt iafsFui thi. ilonarah'r tuaf 81
marris-i O. hsr hustanIl. ths "a III
ninstesnth daY - Iunr \. " ls-l in J.. ''.
In all state that stare saii lnifruhff 90. u.
has cuniuftei herssf AZ rhtsie ani
slfs towari her sahi huslani, hui ilal
Earie.s 20 biz HiarrtaEf rugenhnt hnl IL
tisns. dli on ~ sigtth iav - Nnfffn.-f y,
l--a. utterly te-sft year at lii-itiA VI.
since sAii time has suninhutf'l naftInt y
her support. NhsryfDrs she prafs rfhi ~.
the anl that the lslnils - uafrimuny fhisi..a
tsesn her ani her hasissu.i uaf D. ai-''.'' 4.
aeoriabcs sith en- statuirs in this lsl.aI
AMI prsftisi. And youf al 4 lllaFahi Z
thsr vprssent that 49, ds-e. nsf kuis ~ II.
rc.ttsnrs 81 bef ssid husisanfi. an.i thh ~
u-ssi rasanahie dihrsncs D. asslsftalh pr
aisuts. bat has i-usn unahls a. d. 30
CoRA oLITTugp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
.,Aaly sAp slw

Young man, wcrr YOU At school to
day"
"why. papa. sAs the horrin~i ~
.panse. bat whether 20 asionlshmsnt o'
drrad I. douhtfnl.
Come now, wcrr YOU no, down swim
miugf"
"No, slr. I was not"
"Nor after birds nc.tsf Nor th" cir
cur
"No, sir
"wcll, willie, I am glad % IL, very
very glad; Away. tell me the truth
mS dear boy"
III b. hal s.kr'i WAS ] AZ the bls'
hall match he'd had me-" willie Will.
perci Ia hlm.elf a. he went up the stair
thr,c steps At time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
ooRA CLITiugi


ONfOHD, -. ~srt n, la. 49,.
Personally apparel the airufs namel
shforl aBsl uisis cath D. the trlih ~ 80
EoiaE uiel aai statement a. O. tlr ~
Tie ulfler. nsfssrs me,
JOu> q. swAsEI. Ju.tics u ~ lesf'
To ths damage - ali riaintin a. - az h.
sum ~ ons huu.ir,-l duliafs. shifh shah
msis D. Apg.eaf With ether das damage
have yea thsr I'M. viii, With yoaf "
tlsrrin.
Witness. John 4. Peters. Chief lusiies n r.
ALI touu al Parts. tn sistenth 'laI ~ 80
hundred AMI nihesy. ...-.,,. a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

The newest form Of morning diversion
u shampoo party. The idea emanated
from the brain of young society belle
Who voted IL IAN awful bore" To sit
through the tedious process of sham
pooling aud halrirrsslng with M one bat
her maid Ia talk To, 90 she invited half
dozen young friends to . shampoolng
party. and new ''fad- was lnaugurated.
The Visiting card, with the day, and
40 % Ia III ID A. n. ShAmp0olDg,"
written below the name, II used for the
Invitations. Those who have maids
bring them. and . professional hair
dresser Il provided fos ihe others. CotIcc,
chocolate, and dainty biscuits are The ~
freshments provided, and gossip Il strict
" tabooed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
DRuNNENNEss-L lQrOn HABIT :
ell The w.,ti ,h.r. !. bot on. earv.

10 can - given IN . cup ~ tea ~ coffee without
the knswis.lfe of thu ysr-on lSkinx n. edefins
Q s,-s-iy anil permsneet earv. uhsth~r the "a
tient 4. Q ns.isrsis drnksr cr an ahroboic wrosk
Thoa. "a nj. Of drusksrt. have t-en euresi uha
have taken the Gebien .pesine In their oo6ss
witlost their kbou lrixc. AMI tsiay tslisve they
auit drinking Of their owb frve Will. No harmful
eject usat. frvm hs standardization. Carv
Hrs. Ai.ire-- In eonhieece, Goltea syrfns
Co. - Rae strvst Gissisesu. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

WE CAUTION ALL AGAINST THEN
The unprecedented success aud meri,
of Eiy's Cream Balm--a real cure Tor
eatsrrh, hay fever and cold In the head
has induced many adventures tn place
eatarrh medicines bearing some rrsem-
blanee In appearance. style or name up
on the market, In order To trade upon
the reputation Of Ely's Cream balm.
Don't be deceived. buy only Ely's
Cream balm. Many In your immediate
locality VIII testify In highest ommen-
dstion OF IL. A particle Il applied into
each no.tril; no pain; agreeable tn use.
Price 80 cent?.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
ksy ts the raoi-v.

No. :ss-A Letter Puzzle Henry n
Stanley.
No. 2t9 --Ansgran' Sorghum
No. 2io.--Pictup PusIls; The answer %
this l. found In the picture itself sharp
eye will distinguish thrs mice In the
shading u the old cat,
No 25i.-Tsn State Capitals: Boston,
JacAon. Little Rock. Frankfort. Tofska,
Columbus, Springfield. Madison. Augusta,
RAlsigh.
No. 90 a shopping Problem t,s
No. 2s1.-Sumsrical Enigma: Rcd. whits
and blue.
No. 25I-EnigmA: Leaves.
No. observation-disclosures; I. Herd .
hem-p Hoax. 4 whir-l s lt~f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
srAIE or MAINE

CotNrt Of OxfoEf,. -.
srFsGsG JuDfsfAL CorEr. ~ vAcAtIos.l
Bgru1t, sd. 8, 4. ~. l-o.
Upon The foregoing fiisi. erssrci. that tn
ntelant give nafiss ~ the ssii hhsllant o. ap
pear t>f.rv The Jastice % ouf -uprvme Jaiisfsl
tsurt. 10 10 hoiiss n Paris. within AMI Zoe ths
County ef Oxfsri. en IRE -ecoai Tuesday ei
Ortsi'er, \. ~. l~p. BY Publishing an stts-tssl
uerks sao<-.issly h tb< Oxfsrl lpemsrrst, q
Newspaper prtss~i ~ rans. is cur tsanty IL
Osfofi. ~ lass pabll< atssa 10 ~ fsart><n days
pro. 70 sAId s.cesi Tsc-isy ef Ostcl.es. i-s
appear sna shsv eau~r, N say ~ have. uhy IN
pfnysr u saii nieiass skoukin<S ~ rrAn(ri
kNOCu rOsrEn,
yss.s.ss! ~ ssS~-s ssisiAl cssr.
MsEKf 3 AUSTIN. CHA s.y.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
L. IT s\yE

10 neglcc, yourself u troubled With any
disease ~ the kLneysS No, u u danger
ou. and u YOU are 30 afflicted. attend to
yourself nov. Do not walt, hut Use
sulphur Bitiers AZ once. They curcd
me when WAS given up % die by sever
al Observation-Disclosures HAN, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
I,beum,,I.m I. cau.~.l by q poison

I,heumati.m I. cau.-i by apol.onous
acid In the blood AMI Yield. tn Ayr.
irll.. Many case. which .ccmed chron'
w. aud hopeless, have b-cn completely
cured by thl. medicine. IL viii coat but
little "a try what effect the rill. may
have In your case. We predict succes..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
.BrRr : AUSTIN. ca
Starr oy MAINE

COUNTY Of OXFORD. -. ....
-IrGrnI JUDICIAL tOgHT, n NNAlHf
nTtuII, ~rIa ~ 80
Upon The foregoing tiel Otisfe! 49, -
fAlrlsnt give nstios o. ihe said mi ". p,
f.iheles. ~ sptesr irfors ne jest. 80.
-aprrms iufislsl Coar. O. L. hehiea ~ ~.
within AMI for Tho tOunfy ~ Oxfgri, =.
sss.si Tuesday of O,tSier. 4. u. lss, ~ W..
lishing an sftsstei oopy u all hiisl m.
or,sr thereon, thrcs wesk. suone-.ifsl 49,.
oxfor'i Demorrsi, Q nss-papef yrinis y, -. =
~ fsartrsn days "a sss prisr - 49, -
Tss~fzy ~ O,tsi-r. iss. that ~ nay thrN 49, I,
fiea In sar ssii csar spfrsr ssd shgs - -
any he have. vhy The prayer 81 All III
E~ocH Fo-rER
Jsssioe sf tie ssprss< Jei'sisi .~-'.
A true cocy u lIi<y ssi ori<rsf csan m
Atsss(-- ALRkkT ;. AUSTIN. eN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

when on. goes tos prayer meeting
and observe. the .elf-.atlsfci manner oI
.ome 81 the speakers Who proclaim that
they are dead In trr.passe. and Sins, On.
feel. that thi. world Il full % very lively
.pfuse-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
r. N.,,..., n.,..i,s.,.a Mes,

ifyoa ~iil -~si yosr siivss. 90 vili nal
yoa oar iilastrat~l pamphlst explaining al
.toat Dv. bye. Celebrais-i tlsstrO. Notaic Hi
AMI Appliances, snsi thsir charming sfests upof
The nsr,sa. dssiltstssi systsa. AMI how tsy
viii qulekly rv-torv yOa b. ,igor AMI manbosi
ramphist FRYE. N yoq arr thu. amlstssi. vs VII
send yea o liza anil Appliance. On Trial
yoIIAIc BIIr Co. Msrshsn. Mtch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

What suffered for years With those ter
rible racking sick headaches. Life was
only torment Ia me; II YOU are so
troubled. would advise you Ia use Sui
phur Bitters, for they cured me.-Clara
tslle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

u va. the wood-.awyer'. ad,ic. e.
hl. .on Ia eat th. crust ~ the pie hr.t,
an he'd hi,. th. best part Ia inl.h of'
on. Hut q better way IL to eat the pala'
table end of the pie hr.t and leave the
crust for the poor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Whether marriage be- failure or not,
there eau be NO doubt that courtship u
grand success. II IL surprising how
,ompanionable two persons can be when
both are on their good behavior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

IIarry-"po you love the, dearr.,r'
pcarr.i-"io,. YOU of cour.e ] 10.
What other cxcu.. could ! possibly
hay. for keeping your COMPANY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

kinds speedily disappear when the blood
u purified by the use Of Ayers ssr.a-
parilla. II has no equal asa tonic al
teratlye, the results being immediate
and sati.tacicry. Ask your druggist for
u. aud take DO other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
rLoRA D.. PERKINS
srATI Or MANI.

This 'i.y personally sptssr-i fiors y. Fer.
rsfsv me. A. JuDsoS CURTIS.
Iu@flss Of The psscs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Attention. n YOU desire due bead
20 hair 20 natural hue and fire. from
daudur, Halls Hair Remover J. The
be.t aud safes, preparation To- accomplish
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

People viii pcr.l.i In speaking Of
missing q train sni losing train. n.
though QUE could mis. What be- never
possessed az loo. What b. never had
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
rnrr h.. criiI,.i.m inm,Le ANN I'M.

fogg has n criticism Ia make gu the
Lori'- prayer. That part of u which
refers la forgiylng our debts az Ne FOR
give our debtors. be says, would ee more
satisfactory without the conditional
clause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

4 N.vy Rs-spss,r~-bis Eais@s-
whafs tlsff shafts that Oh. sAA4l f..nii
Cal tbs pst-st o. lag "a
TrAEst---r u. All o. king All sAiBt
An src~i ant s,ssi ysi I~yh
sp~sre. rs-Isct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

In every town where sAvENA h intro
duced the sale 10 larger than all Other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
-. ra.-A m,aa.. w.a.s-,,s.

No. fss.-A uisass wss.s-s's.
Ten animal. usually sc-n In shows ar.
cuno.salei In the following
The l..nk was ~ interesting was 10th
a. leave IL stlli only hal 10 prs,snd
ava not hsAr and might 80 on With u IN
t.Aoe. No common ley would az the lccs.
AMI mother would no, think % looking Toe
me hsrr. II "a. n .mAll ruom One mus,
10 very small T-r>on "a occupy and not
cArr whether oxygcp scre rAthsr lacking
Il hot- shs will - q rcasonable wofnsn
and not call me sgAln," Ithoaght lint s''s
cpn,inns.i - call. sni u --.ins,i a. mnce
lie telling q al I -ohorOasly called oai
Coming. ms." and oTcn-i the door sh'
was Al my side srv wss out ~ the rvoui
Il was Al q pirate story anil lid NJ, beat
,ou NJ frsi." I All Hut she dd not loo.
,,ry s.atle. "oh. pardon me this time
I cris,i. "abd promise D. never do -
AGAIN. with which UNDERSTANDING .bs le'
mo ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Unless a man has character that
Won't shaw dirt he had better keep out
~ politics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Psissss vornan. ose Win sxpsv<ss Who
tksrosgkly usierssssds asishlnG 10Y susis.
essos Fsfssesrs. saAsry vsseri ssd I'll passkcsArs-
THE ~. LOu!s HkysIgEEAron AID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
=. .a,-.,...,.,.i ,..,,.i.

~ AsaH "fs"'f@s''
In the r-nisr ~ ''Coverings foe the fcct'
hnd .ssrisu Implement.
IN The c.n,sr ~ a printed sh~et' nnd an
animal
In the o.nisr % "A gro~th - hair" nhd
q part q the lssiy.
IN the csnisr - a crus. hook" ind q 10.
m. siic animal
IN tho c.nisr % "a prolonged loak" nnd
hark substance
In the c,ni.r - "a Kind - string fnd
10 gain"
In tl.s c.ntsr - q fruit hni "a knosk."
In the ccnisr q tn tAks without leave
End q refreshing tsverAgv
In tho orutsr - the hacklobe nnd Z
anal bat ussfal article.
In The crnisr ~ a sheltered nook" find
"a boy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
WE CAUTION ALL AGAINST THEM

lt's a mighty little hammock that
won't bold two souls With but a single
thought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Soreness In body or limbs, promptly
relieved by Johu.dn's Anoiync i.inl'
msnt usssi externally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
Ayers
Hair Vigor

NJ, oaiy prevented MY wife from tsco'nlns
l.ld La Il Ala caused a. shiiftil nv
sr~th THAR. am ready b. ssfiifJ o. tbs
statement t,sffe q justice 4 The war;
A. IIals~lnls. tssishafgh, Iowa
-some years Agu. after severe AitaeA ~
bsala fever. NY hair All eans cot. useh
.nrh pr~pafalloa. &c rrsiofine u a. my ply
.l,i.a. ef,isFr.i. bot fslisd D. pfs-iucs Q
srustf q hair. I then tired, suscs.si'ely.
several artlsie. recommended W druggists.
ana AT aiks fsii siiort q accomplishing TIE
desired resuii. Tho last rv'nsdy ] apYllsi
va. AysT, Hair ylgof. ~hich hroughi
frvwth q hair IN q fr~ weeks ] nina
u.sd eight isstiss IN tee ysafsi mefv thAn
va. nsryssaTy ss restorative, bot hAed "
A. a dressing. AMI have eantinnsd a. use u
10 that purpsse. ! believe AJers Hair
yirsr p-ssss.sss ,iriDs. Gar ai-,se iho.s ~
AM .lniilar prvparaiion bos ga The mAfkst
--ymesui Joncs. Eishmoni. iRd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
NOBODY KNOWS

Ia hot weather II l. better Ia agree
With a man than Ia argue With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

A shower Of mud IL reported from
Georgia. This may be called rain Of
terra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
g. ,a,,..r.,.,,.,,. i.l,l.i.

>s. sal. -sh.rss,.',.iis t.i'isis'
Tho initial. q sach - the two words In
oaldtAl letter. arr thc-r u famous writers
I GDr. Etru4ksf. srsai as 30 fArne.
AnltuB a. al q EAs ish nssa
Z A.r.Isa wHutA 80 guns D. ~.
90 Anerscan hufu.ststs go q N t--i
(, CAauy.t nsr.nsA ~ far cannss A.
In Ms-tn.iu.isr AtA-y NJ. fufta duth u
No. Raf.-wsrd >sa.r. .ni usf >ss.re'
I. Play. 2 ISuaining Ia The T-oles. a
Emblem % t-ac.. (. Talk. wildly. s a
losk - hair.
IA ooantry, Anguish. 4 a "a. =
A proposition. s 4 letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

No. ss,.-rs. p,~.l.ra. r.il.ar-.-s'

A. IN. iruassrd a. IN ~. cssy chair
n startt - nisht sggssaIv,l an The sif
pl.flIlinx No ar-s a. ns.'i.isa The e<O-s
Th.i fe,vrish thr1,i-si frum ate c.fea.e
go erriax yossih. ~tsi . chs'tce b 'hihsi
t. b.rtsr thy r-s.,a AM heAih &c -'ns
NJ, rnsnls-. AL A. thy testing "a.
AL r~o,anrs ths maiieuins esls ~ sia
n druntar,i r~tiis.i AL ths sri. ~ sgs'ks
sl.,...l NJ nsCk hsai o. ths iiss,chshsl r"ss
Al -hai "a. his aas-eri I've frsna~i Alsose'
N.anistss IN th- c-nier-F-tsagalAf n'ose-
An.i 80 hass the sas-~f he aAae o. the sn""'s
what walls eithsr -sy he IssiinirNr"~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

Tbe lawn newes carried on business
this season with the usual push.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
Wonders

Ar, vrysshs ~ the use Il Ayers HAN
yIrs IN restoring graz hair b. ia cfisini
eol.s. psouailnf . ns~ srv~th. rss'snt
,px Inc hair frrm falling. kssr'nf " s','
an. and al.anaani. and tis ssAlp ee"''
h..l,h,. and ire from dsndnin % humo'''
IN. uni,st..l lsstinsus = hat THIS ptrr..
sg.,l,a has ~ ssusi a. d'e..'ns' anu
IA th.rsfss,. Indispensable b. e'sfy ~s'i-
furnished toilet
n have uscd Ayers Hair vieor fef so'ns
time sni u has vptked ~chdsrs &c me. :
"a. irUai.lea With dsndfnn and ~ss fspsap
t..aains hald hui sinee using the Nlf'amJ
head |. p<rf~stly sisaT u dsndrnn' u,s hsa
IA. s.asc,i cunning out and J nov hs'e .
s,--i Frs-th, a the sane coler q. -hsn
"a. A ,.uns wsn,an. can heartily fcee",-
w~ea sny sas ,uneriuE fIum dahdfun 80
h.. a hair b. ne Aysrs Hair Nisf =. q
dressing = Mr. LYDIA a. Messy iAs'
riiisioa. Ne.
.-so.us ,i~. sse ny riie'. hair hsEan 10
,ssns out quite freely.