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Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

5ug qr Pasad ~ Eev- Hm fc1e-. with
u 81. DAVIS. ~iil be astheu
tic. char a1ingiy written. tslatisully Il.
luzirltad an4 t8unl.--ia every wAy EoE
tLy lt the sutiecr. AGENTS u2lted.
Cemrie.s sutlL ST. Satsfaetion guar
aut-Cd or u7ney refunded. Orsicr uow
Fist come hast serve Adiross-B +.
JOHNSON & CO.. I909 Aaia street.
Esehmarsl, Va.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Wei. S1rts. -h1s have v5u
been d-'Iag t. nILka To1 i1aE -
youags Or, aothIa. mHeli. 0alF
been g-ing H4Irs Elir 2 rsa e.
u restars tas c1Llr of M AIir-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Miss Anna Joass, ef Oxford,
came to B1tess.II. hist week 70
see lie marriage CT Mr.. and Mrs.
j W WAItssn. aad IL still the
gusss Of friends N this sectisu--
Pxnolian.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Miss Kate SkiPwI.k has return
Ell hsme after IN extended visit to
relatives II st Louis aad other
placea
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The scheduIs Of tha Memphis
& Charleston raiIrsad has been
ehlngsd 80 as to make eoaneetIsa
With the ITIineis Central road at
Grand Junctisu, reaching Oxford
At 10 an, thus placing the HeEi-
Phis papers In the haads OF taelr
readers at this place seven hours
Ahsld Of sas usual time.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Mr.. WI Shelby. # wallace,
wls IN our city SatErdar.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

ILLINOIS CENTRAL ROAD,
SCFEDFLE-

= = ~ - ~ u =
WORTH
W g I&ft A. us----yo. q SO r
s1L TH
NJ Z Hh12 q N va. s. Tg- q m
Tlr7nrst sIcIrats soil g. all Important
points. For information IA regarI %
raess amt routes. address,
A. ". MITCHELL. Aren't.
Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

EJtIf v1u "a through the world
a dlspeptIe- IT. Acker's dys2sP
III tablets are positive cure for
he worst forms sf dy yspeps.a, iadi
zsssi0n. hltuIeuey and eonstIFa-
tion. Guaranteed and sold By J I
Chandler.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

NJ. Wallace Shaw, Iss uev sub
serlbcr on our College Hill list.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Towels, tLhls hasu aud napkins
az p Samsk-
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Lookout flc the c4nsus euuncra
tors At IA early DAY.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

desire q tass -oek - pl-tIrts
w..l PASTURE lF the month or 5v
the yssr - reasonable pFices. |
have mars team iGo acres vel
fence and NeH xatarp9, ansI the
sizess &C Zr4sses-Eera L,lA n
abuuillce. VIZ ba respca p l.le
for szfs keeFIn- Ct a. steek sltr'Is
te't % nv care.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Pe.ieaa Cation Grower, the best
Fertilizer en- the marx ~, fsr sal.
ty $ II Plant $50 PER tor.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

soc sgshsls se sure German XII
,et Seed fsE sale, at
5 II Plants.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Plantation Chll and Fever Cur.
(-sga' AZ sad tlstele~s) IS the oul,
reneig rreserlted by rbY-fc+au-
tar sale " I b t-oa a c. Oxfr q
J Z Alsis. Tl1lar.. 4 Alfau
ran = >lu, ASosVaie. EE Eas
AMI, P-u.- q " Iaji, E.ah. I.
/ t.lt4am, Dallas. ILulAs1a &
Patton, l-aFAT-tss Spsiass.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

bts ias-l.ss ,l-p-lrrd b1se !
~hisa, IA ts.sle. AZ ega very orgaa
ni ta-c- u o. tas body. Asa
? "a : To- these .roslles uctA .rg
.la e prss5-h Aver, S4rsap4r "a.
s 7.5 .'.1s- tis t. st-ra- >
as s-faa ash tad ealr,e,s all .l.4sr
ts-s g. the Essr a. kilnefs.
Knights 81 P.t8its Bfsarta
t-'reiavr at Milwaukee. " Jal
S-l9, isyl 0E.y one far r3I4l
.rlP "a Itm - C--tcil r..f ,4d.
ilck .. at above rate VII - solid
J'ly g 5, 8 S7, gsol rta -t1-
aHtll July 3Iaf, I-93. t. -b.rt
e. qrickeat In4 best rauts o.
AIlsaukvc. l. va the T''u.s,s Cea
tral railroad ard Chicago.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

DAT fr-et to trs Baall3ss
Eto cream soda.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

LsPayr &C al -o.lrs-6 81.
2 saueg.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

/ have inst received collred
bread brim Hats, Milaa Hats, how
ers, wrsatbs, ribaaus and Al! the
new yle III hat tTiEmiuss, Al my
hcEl- oa College HIll street Cal
aad see ne.
Mrs. Wlsenan.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Judge Z A Hill OF the [. 5.
Court IS entitled 70 ths tlue re
5o7 fer she test ere vet sn Ms
sisslPpi eleetiosG. IL couversa-
tIan With the edIt1r the other a4v,
Be said that the slrctIo-s were
held IN this State By the Demo
Gratis IN the sum rfer, aEd then
ratification meetings were held on
the GrsJ Tuesday after the first
Monday ia November, in order to
farmeriV legaiize the elections rr-
zisusIy held-Ne- MississiPpial.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

aitl bushels II Fa4e Germ a. a.
.et S.-vd iar sale. a.
; II fant-.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

4 Cali Esi
Aaather chill sdL,l hr tie uss
Of oPuates givsa N shs form ef
~aetblaE syrrD. Wav mnthe ~
-ivs taeir chiiIreu such drallv
Folsna Is sur1 rising when ,h.v can
relieve he chsIl q It's r cuT4-
Troubles By uslrg Dr. Aeksr. 6abv
saot4er- 1. contains NO opiates ar
niorpaIue. Sold bv It Chandler.
FOR REST-Tae new stsre
EoCse Rear ttc postoifi..s frsa "a !,
tA.e AFrIi IJ Hovry & FlIkuer
Caailse~, Lawus, Piqas-, B4,i+
iss aaI uusa~raIs ether gods at
( Saneks.
We Ecuii rot ur-e ny article
without merit We urE- aaI
gs.lrts,tss Pilnt4fi1n Clin Cure
Regular aud tlstelsss 7 o Is,ru
& Co., Agent. also : Z AIEls. Tav
i5rs. A Houston 4 Ssu. Abbs-
vills- 2 3 Rsglari. Paris. + 4
Latham. Dallas. q " Hal, Moan.
Ihr- ~eli & Paxton, L4Fay -.ts
Springs.
A " SxIadeii h.ss ,hs best Ssw
iH- ar1ck - az 'he ss4rast. Gutr-
sstee,4 slr i've years sIieu 39
4rvs l.tti; caets fsr cash, er IN
44s isls-a.isaeut an.
FCE ALrs-Dus sft bedroom
tlFr 5tgre new 81 v1rv atr.-
Used eost $40, s. seii 3. fsr So
Z the Eltaty.
Hrs s 4 Nurrav.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

"a stei 't Plantation ca iIaaf
ever Cure ,-rgellr as! tt.t,r--
Aaes "a .s.lsiatar other t1.stf
RI. es sale by I u Lon : g..
'A.s- J 7 A'rs. r4vIo-. A
= Hs'l-toa = S1u. Absgvi, r
. AezAai. Plns. q " Van
s a. ! 4 Latham. pd4.
lare-ssI = Psttos. LaTavs,te
>Triags.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Bstare rurchl-iss ei erhers cslr
Aha eKAm.us the eia.,ast nep
goods - PS4mrs.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

We refund money in every in
stance wheu Plantation CEIll Cure
freguar and rzstsIsssl fails-bat AZ
nsrrr fails. Fer sale By 7 D Isom
Z c., oxford. J I Avis, Taylcrs.
A A Houston K Son. AbbevIlle
.RB Raglan i, Raris- G W Hail.
Neah. L A Latham, Dallas.
Ihrelkold s Patt0u, LaFaYeite
Springs.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

The time : drawing near Ter
house cleaning fer the Spring, 50
rrsasa dou't forget that hays the
f,rqest stock e Wall Paper ever
b-or-ht here. Ceiling, decrE1-
,7.us auI border % MATCH Be
.nre te see nv stock before paper
iuz CT cllsomIuIng-
A w SKiad0u.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Meeting of rne National Educa-
tIouaI AssueiatIeu, St Paul, Mimi,
July 4JoII, 1890. For the above
raned event the Illinois Centrsl
raIl~oad ri sell tickets June s0tE
TO July GA Inclusive at ere fare
Tor the round trip plus g member
ship fee. good 90 return July lIth
TO October Ist inclusive. Further
Information viii be eheerfully fur
ni-hed urou application to aLy Of
the agents ef the Islino Central
ralIrcaI or to the following repre-
.entativas of tbs EasseRs depart
Heut.
AW Mitcheu. agent, Oxford
E.7s
Il Hanson, & P A. Cuicago.
w Coleman, 4 g z y. New
Orleans
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

SroP AND THISxl Plantation
Chill Cure Irregular and tastelessl
eures99 cases oct CT every hun
dred, and price only 80 cents For
sale By 7 ID Isou s Co, Oxford
J I Alsis, TayIors. / A Hous
ten s Son, A6begiIle. c W Hal,
Noah. r B Raghnd. Paris l. A
Latham Dallas. Threl1eII *
Pattsa, Lafayette SPrIass.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

That prime flvorits, Peterson, Is
among the earliest Of tie June
magazines. Il contains three Hne
full page engravings, double csl
ored fashion plate and aa1ernas
Illustrations. Two .dnirlbls seri
ais are runsing, besides a uum Der
of short stories ali az which are so
good that 1t would seem IayidIoas
to s.leet any for special meEtIoa-
Some Hardy Plants WI please
everybody who loves fswers- Miss
ScsvlI the superintendent CT tk-
N.sgort Hospital, contributes a
valuable "a per OF the treatment Of
ssAsphvra.r This lady's Prletl-
cal aTaIks by a Trained Nurse J,
along With miscellaneous artlcl 5
On n rrde range Of Interesting suo
iects. have become noticeable teai'
ures az Peterson. The rev yol,
ume, beginning vita July, wi
nave such a variety OF choice ne
ti.n and other useful enE'ueu
tions As viii largely Increase ta'
value aud reputation Of the maglt'
ziue. We strosgiv advise any q
eur readers not familiar win "a
na.azins TO Try i III the aext 81
msuths- Terms two c0i..-fs
year One dollar for II Eio1ths
SamEIs copies Eve cents = =
| Gress. Pstersons Magazine, fh-la
dalphla, Pa.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

O1forri. ApriI2l. 1880
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

Caall-e~, Lawus, Psgas-, Bati.
'ss aaI numerous ether goods at
Z SAsneks.
Oxford eagle., 1890-05-15

FOR EEN TIE new stsre
soGse Rear tte Posto.ii.s frsus tbs
ta-e AfrIi I6 H.vry Z F1ikuer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-05
DRS. LIEBIG & CO.
Esnmane entity Located ct Southeast Cor
ner OF Broadway and Main streets,
Butte CITY. Private Entrance,
No. 8 East Broadway.
Liebig World Dispensary
and international
Medical and Surgical Institute

Medical and Surgical Institute
Kan'a' City Nc, San xa T,,sno.0o. ca. and
Dss. Liehig 4 CO.. ars. regular sradnates n
iP 81 tss .,. and
pri,.ts diss..ss lvhstlss e:assd s. inp.adsees.
:: :e1s asSy '' d j :.1a a,
nervous debility ioss 81 nsrve foroe) disessss q
The blood lsyp6iis, Fonnorrhoa, slset and strio.
CSs4ss low Fl msas:
esch Individual case Il iAblssor5. 10 injuriou.
from business. Patients At distance treated BY
mail and express. Medicine sent everywhere Tres
In diseases Of tse Blood. brain, heart and Nor.
vous ,ysten % we'll - Liver, kidney and gravel
ccmpiai1ts, rheumatism. paralysis and al other
f.. fes q gpas Il p %5s:
Cancer. Catarrh, Bronchitis Inhalation, Electric.
~ :dd @.s1Tstsq%n sR;lalysis EpiIepsY Ksdnsy
Diseases Of women specially. Book ON dis.
The only reliable Medical and Surgical In.ti.
tute making 2 speciality Of private diseases
=, an blood diseases successfully treated. SyphI.
ms,o po'so1s .sno.ed from the system without
vltal Power. Persons unable to visit us may BE-
treated :t home by correspondence. All conn
municatione confidential Medicines or Instru-
One personal interview preferred. Call and con-
s1lt 1s OF send history Of your case and we viii
send II plain wrapper our book free explaining
why thousands cannot b. cured of Private Spe.
oial and Nervous diseases Seminal Weakness.
spermatorrna, Impotency, Syphilis Gonorrhea,
elect, Varicocles, etc.
Drs: Liebig l. Co. are the only qualified or 70.
sponsible specialists lsft in Montana since tho
new medical law.
Office hours from to and Z TO p. m; or hy
appointment in obscure OF urgent cases.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Agency for Dr.. Lebig's 1nvigorator at Boon
1 Last Broadway. Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-05
0enoral Tioket Aeanh
Quinine Overcoats.

Q0lhlhe OvercOatS.
Few people have any idea fthe amount
Of quinine that is consumed in period o.
time or Of that sold by single dealer il
the drug. Extravagant stories have beer
told BY individuals as to the amount Of thu
elchvloid which they have consumed, and
Il it has not been quantity sufficient to pul
them in wooden overcoat it would proba.
bly,, converted into cash. provide comfort.
able top coat for winter wear. This time Of
year overo0ats are ont Of season, and the
question uppermost 10 how to keep cool and
where. Rest and recreation come in that
line. Thoughts of this kind should lead
ono to inquire Of any agent Of the Mime
apolis d st. Louis Ry. az to summer rates
to tourist points in all parts Of the country,
or for short fishing excursion. Any special
information will b cheerfully furnished
upon application to G. n. Pratt, @. T. q P.
A., Minneapolis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
AOYGa

Small yellow blrds are u.sd on large
black hats.
Velvet effects are to be- stylish foe
novelties in ribiens. -.
Hue, hslLotrope. brown and red vlli
tc proninent thls Winter.
large Russian net face sslls are dotted
With velvet psstilles.
New bonnet and lace pins are In the
foam of thlstie. the cup being ut silver
and the upper part ef one cut sInethyst.
Tie newest mantle scarfs are of sarah,
With chain stitched eslses and beriered
With sIIk tassels and elk croclsef Fings,
Iolue,i With spl.ier-web stitches. !.
Ylounces Of lace aud other materials
grow In favor, and most ut The l.ser
dresses have either ruehlug. frill OF
. succession Of nounces al the foot.
The small msntelette, so fashionable
last year, though stlil existing, u much
Iess fsshI0usble than the usw and fznci-
fsl stylss pf caps sld Jacket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
4 cna,sr,AN aclaNce uleAclg.

CHNIoVAN oC(BVS4 WtNSSsss
There wss funny incldens out IN oes
Of our Intellectual suburbs which did
not 10 Far to help on the Chrlstian
sclence doctrine. Thc ocruryvpce Was
In THE wise: A prominent exposures
of the doctrines OF Chrlstlsn sclence VAS
invited by Q numisr of ladies In one OF
the suburhs ~ho had become Interested
In three doctrines and wanted an au.
thorItstive expedition of them In come
out aud talk on the sahject. She came
aud began her address In small lecturr
rom.
.IAdlrs, !" she saId, III wIsh to lmprc's
upon your mlnds the tact that nothing
sxi.ts AZ Il appears To Ne To rxist. AL
matter Il unrrsi; u is q delusIou, o
INFLAMMATION. Nothing IL mstter--sll is
mini. Aud this truth does not apply
merviy 90 What IL called disess~ AMI lie
ph-nom~na. The most ordinary things
about us arv ne much hsllurinstions ne
so-csll~i disease. will give you
striking illustration.
yesterday I was engaged In house-
work aud I hal OCCASION to cut up aud
prepsrr . number of quinces. Now, you
all know how terribly ounce. are sup
pcsed to stain sni hlscken the hsnds.
for days and days, under the old
thought, I have worn upon my hngrrs
the dark stains made by pairing quinrcs.
Well, ne I wcrkri over ibese qu'nccs
yesterday, pairing. gu ,riering. h n Hing
them. 1 thought. "Ilow foolish, nav. fo
suppose that these unreal. unsubstsntisi,
non-e xi.tent thlngs should stain INV
hands, sni I re.olvei that they should
not stain INV h,nl. AMI th,t ! would not
look AZ INV fingers until nav work Was
over sni then would fni fhsm perfectly
clean. Well. ladies. not only did pare
snd quarter ihose guin-cs, hut after
had completed them hal ccra.ion tn
cut aud prepare . number IT i"m,toes,
snd you knos how dreadful they arr
supposed Ia h.. psrri nv iom'io~.,
cui them snd .lic-Si them. hsnillng them
freely al tho time, and wbrn was done
v Nh 18th I rin.esi NV hands AMI looked
at them sni they wvrr perfectly rl~sn
and whli. wih not q stain upon tl,~tn.
When the '.seisniI.t" hal r~s,he'i the
stage of the tom,to~s the women 81 Tho
audience h~gsn to look ~onslerinfiy sn''
significantly n one snothsr. ani When
.h- snnoanc.,i the mlrsrle handkerchief.
wsrv stuff,si Into moaths al over the
hall aud chests werc hes,lng With sup
prr..e,i laughter. lIeing In con.hier,hl~
psr housewives. the hdie. knew th,'
IN a.. nature 20 m~rr material thing. the
JuIc- of tomsto~. wili wash awsv spt ut
teri, r-mo,. the stain 20 sny ether fruit
Whatsoever. api that after cutting up
tomaio~. not q ,e.tigc ~ the quinrs
stain coali have h~en lefi uTon the
wonsn'. hands, Christian .c1cnce 90 no
Christian .cienc-. -lIcs,on Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
AS Tss eov UNDERSTOOD ".

4 learned t-.,iseogue al N,nturkst
uss~i every morping to rs-si Ts.ssg~- Va
the Blble sni rypound the sane % h.
ptocoSle'i, In orier that, by asking que.-
iloh., he Nigh, s.ccrtsin Who vsr. tho
bright hoy. of the school. ia one ~
es.lon be- rad from Oh. book of job
thus
ether. va. q man In the lsni ~ ts,
and hls n Inc va. job, ~bo feared ,'oi
and c.rl-vssi evil"
sThi. means. boys, ssii the mater.
that h~ e.cbe~e'i evil ss do tol',sso-
h- would have nothing Q. do 9th ".
With thl. clear sni forrihls rlaviia.
tIoa 10 ~. sori ''e.ches." he proccsslr'i
ani uumi..r ~ verse. wrr- rad sni
commeni-l on In q similar clear and 10
i.lllgrnt manner.
\ fcw d.y. sn.rwsrl IN. school c"u'-
mliie- cslisi to make an rximlnstion.
III. m,.isr csli.i a.. b.y. az sni H.
gan To put ihsm thrcagh an examlns.
tlon.
"who wa. the man ih,i liy-i In ugr'
h. asked Que ~ the brightest lliii. fel-
lo~..
ssJob."
EVA. he q gooi msnf'
"ls.F'
"whai dki u. dor'
".Ie ch.w-,l iohsc,-o when noho'iy sl.e
woali ha,. snyihlng a. do Nth u, ~ss
the hoy. answer.
Thst answer eniei the examination
for the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

4 gift thst .. tie hsudiwork Of the
rl,sri. far more valusble Ia the eyes of
a fri-ni than something bought. \
.sarf for a picture ar an easel MI To-
very welcome Ia our MIA aPIsrcthes
dainty kulek.knseks. China and pom
y,~ .iiks in delicate shades, plain ar
With fewer. and hgur~s, can be- used.
Tao yanls arr nersssry: bens,liel the
end. about Two anil half Inches Ia
With, aud trlm With tasscis On Que eiri,
anil hall. ar larc Gu the other. \ hand
.on,e scarf can be- inside Of Pslc-bluc siik
4 border 81 TULIPS L. drawn or stamped
ou tle silk, AMI the flower. snd large
lca,e- aud stems cut out. Under this
border .. put q strip az white ~ pale
l.mou satin, ani the eixrs of the blue
stitched on u. Tint the tulips aud stems
their natural color, hemsiitch the cnds,
amt nnish With lace about four or I'VE
inches Ia wt,kh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
sr Mas cossolrp

4 New Yorker vho me, k,na. MN
q, ooe 81 the ho,cl. the either day hessed
. Sigh q. %. sali
II ~. In your town two years aro
sni that plssr % property wet 1T the
r.Ilru,i station va. orcr~i Ia me Tor
INV thousand dollar.."
"Nss."
"ihear that Il Ma. sold Las, year for
s's,Oo."
.'it VAS"
"whit .hort-.lgh,ei people .ofne ~
"a. are, Hal bought al sJ0.eo could
nov probably .cll for ono hundred
thousand dollar. Thlnk ~ that"
"My dear fh~ad. IT,, M. con.ole YOU.
That piece ~ property eau D. bought
oday for sii.co1. The tsom has
pi.ssd."-Ncv Work sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

No. s-Floral Charsds; Morning glory
No. ga Diagonal puIsle; DsssOnals,
Quilp. Cro-. Words: I. Qasry Pur>s.
q Glide. 4 spill & Scrip
No. So Gross Word Enigma: sibsria
No. x5i. - Final Changes; koof.rook-
Crown crowd. Trslttrail- Mile-milt.
No. Ss,-A Modern Weapon boycott.
No. Sa-EnlgmA. Mustard Mnd-stAr.
Dar,-sam. Msd-Rust
No. Su-Rspsai-i syllAblc>; Lisbon
Bonnst neither. Hermit Mittsn- Ten
Ms
No. ~ Riddles; I. A kittsn's tail. 2
Parents 4 Because he has such winning
ways 4 Because they are made 10 ID
kspt on hand & When u goe~ from mouth
~ mouth. q II is fArtLest from the bark.
.. Beoaa-. IL b>gins all elAmor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
s.rsssS VIZ. ~. .':s e: y: .. .:.

na. :. ,.. Y sss Of =. :. ssss. y,,sSs.
3 st-riy asI persassss ssv. vh<shsr Ne -
TSs.sssis u sirusksrls have Lrss ssret uks
ave taSss Shs sslIss spsstac is th<ir eoeea
vnisss IhssS ksev L.iss. s.t tsisy tssi.vs sssy
ssN ariski.g VI sksts SOS fv. It'll 70 hssSfsl
rusnssspi. Sol Coz slsvsiss ed fsli psrttcs
krs A.hirsss u essekse, 0sksrs spsrses
In. "a llsss sssvvs. Cirsissatt. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

Pain aud dread attend tie nee of most
cstarrh rv,nedies. Liquids and sauff.
are unpleasant ne we'll as dangerous.
Ely's Cresm iislm IL ssfr. pleasant. cas-
ily applied Into the nostrils. aud surc
cure. IL ciesnses the nasal passages
aud heals the innamed membrane, Civ
Ing relief at once. Price 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

some J~r.on. Will tell YOU there !. no
.st, thing as perf,st happiness IN this
world. tisss arr wrong. \ man is SUI
prrm-lv h,ppy the s..o9rpl after he has
got a ein,leT out of Ids eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

when from any cause. the digestive
aud srrrrtory org ana he,ome di.oriefei,
they NAV b. stImuistsito healthy action
by the u.e of Ayers CstbiVtic Pills.
These PHI. are prr.crit,ei by the beet
phy.ici,n., aud arr for sals Al all the
drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

The use of Ayers ssr.sparilla PARTIES
Ga. blood, stimulates the .ecreilon., aud
impart. new life aud ,igor tn every
fun ton IL the body. For nearly half =
century. IL has remained uuri,.is,i as
the bcsi blood m~llcine ever discovered.
ile con,inc~.i by q trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

The most ob.,in,te csse. ~ cat,rrh
sTs saTc'i bv the us- of Eiy's Cream
hahn, the sais Agreeable r.m-iy. u u
not liquid 40 .nsfi, " EASILY applied In
Ia th" nosils. fos coil w the head "
!. mlgl.si. u gives relief NJ ogoe.
Prize - ,cut..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

1 Canada /. yet bat sPar.sly populated.
opn.ilsFing 10 extent
The prossTS The nor. haste the
L.. sp<ssi" sell ds-rrvc- rvmsmt-rtng
Tie ClA-. }. vel up In kBo~lssiss 81
The ~ q the gloi~s
The ir IL very Ornamental ir-e.
s Wealthy men may .D~r 81 poverty
they hA', never knosn
q In the day, u ehi'alry the kh!shis
had s-suirv. 90 attend them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

a iaihsr s.il uuio IA. hoS-fsl "a
s'wks ga is,aslas MS ch~ft.h-i oe~i-
Tas 80 rvtlL.i -ith -ooi. - sr,sat nsiur~
lie "a . m,~ss,-r u tss h-gisl.iarv."
-Ilg-f' ass-i ths Iar~ut ne TIE yosassiss
sAtk.
lie ga 49,. AL hsli NO Ia. srta d.sia-
-wha-s t-.s' wA.i I-.ssf' ths shaA->s. falA~<
ord
--r-a. M ussaos.iy. = The tSy r,,al~i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

Nothing adds .o much To a per.oa's
appearance as fne Thick head 81 hair
~ even color. aud "a assure this use
only IIslr. Hair l.enewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

After suffering several years ~iih the
Leucorrhrs, aud no doabt would have
b--n, only a lady Induced me To Try
sulphur Bitters. Now ] am we'll.
Thrre bottle. cured me.-Nr. Copps,
Newport. X. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

4 ~. I.oui. paper nan has discovered
q device to ''k-~p pants fross I'gging IT
the knees" Hal thIs di.cosesy bee',
made Ia Boston u would havr been
l.t.elied q plan for sprvenilng trousers
from tagging az the hrst JcIni."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
ENPERIENCE TAUGHT MI.

Aud NV money p.Ll for "a. After h,v.
Ing liver Coaplsint four years. aud
spending money ss I0siruns sni doe
tors Who didn't help se. trad Sulphur
Hitter. SIX bottles cured NE, ! shsiI
always use tl'cm.-G. ". Butler, Cohoes,
NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
To. %. D,a o..

-YOa sayci my life on Que oocaslon. :"
aid soldier 10 . captain under whom he
hal -rry~i
saved your llfef' cred the ol'icsr. do
you think that am doc,or'"
"No," answered. the man, bat served
under yoa In the tattle % -. and when
you ran away followed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
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Ne tts. Historical trsssrssi'isss
I. Tran.yc~s a gciie-s - the EphssiAns
into q water nymph.
= \ famous garden Into necs-siiy.
a An lalAni yi.it~i by Paul into . cor
tain hoy. father.
4 A son % Noah into part % be-,
s AIsiorm.r 81 the Tudor Tsricd Into
ons who puts on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
p. N,~,.... n, slIlssseA nss.

,os 90. .sr iiis.,rs,si r.~pIls sspl.ialsf ~
siSs liz. Dys's Cslsl.rst~l Eistrs keaale Bsis
.sa srpsssss., s..i sh.ir shas.ias .sssss 500
vim sshkiy vsg,s yss " ,isgr sst .snhcs,,,
fsmphLS irvs. N zoe srv bsss snsstei J, ye viiI
srsd yos Q nsh ssi Appussc~s ss irzi-
voLrAIc BkLr Co. hsrshsn. MIC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

The reason why they LII spring chIck.
en-. I. i-csu.- they are ~ no earthly us.
cNr-pt Ia an ornamental Nay after they
quilt LAYING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
10. s.s.-N.-..,s.i rals.-..

Nv whole. compo-~i - twenty ssvss
letter. !. q quotation from Cowp-r.
NJ ~ ~. ~. s l. sickcdne~-
Ms IS. IA ~ !. Kind oi grain.
NJ -. = I. "a Il anumt-f
Nv tsga TEL. scaniy.
Ny n. -. ia Sery warm,
Ny u. q a. "a. % !. q sst ~ sisps
Az -. I. lisa plant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

Don't LET rh~umiii.m .e,iis an you
TIL. mouth: TRY Johnson's Anody ne
l.lnim.ni. never faiis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

Before the Dentists Door-.'if I we're
ONLY sure the doctor MAS out, ] would
ring the tell"