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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
THE VALUE or COMMON SALT IN
THE CARE or CARPETS.

The following hints are given la ~
gard Ia the usefulness Of common salt In
keeping moth. from carpets;
The housekeeper IL often seriously
troubled about the destruction OF her
carpet. by moths. After taking them
up and sending them Ia the cleaners, at
great trouble and cost, they are mo- soon
r. down again than the pests come from
the walls aud floors, and continue their
mischievou. work. 4 simple and effect
I've remedy IL to sprinkle the bare noor
very lightly with ordinary dairy salt,
putting down the carpet lining over u.
About once In two weeks sweep the csr-
pet thoroughly With common salt. We
have s~en carpets that have beeu treated
In this way, and for years not . moth has
made lie appearance even In the dark and
unused corners, and that, too, when the
house WAS Infested With them previous
Ia the use Of this simple preventive.
Coarse salt scattered about the hoors
Of closets, and behind cupbcards and
drawers, will keep moths from hsrbor-
Ing In such places. II may be thrown
freely about on the regular sweeping
days and taken up With the dust. 10
brighirns carpets, lays the dust on
bare doors, removes musty, stuny
smells, and Il . general clesnser and
purifier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NOW A sheRIPr spo,tGo A TERRI.
olE 1000 JOKE At A HANolNo.


The train Vas due Ut Springfield about
I 20 o'clock. Those Who were TO g~t
out there werr collecting their baggage.
The hustle woke mp the fat faced pas
.engrr Who tun~i over aud began to
talk Tn hls companion as follows
AS Was saying. gave mp the Job
after Bill died so unexpectedly. he,
the sheriff, I, his deputy, aud lilll, the
poor lad who Was going Ca be hanged
Tor shooting q United States Marshal.
were boys together. Naturally We want
ed him 20 90 ss rssy aud happy as pc..I-
BILE. We fe,i him from our own table
aud used "a send clear over Ia the Cor
mere Ia get him whl.key aud tobacco. No
prisoner ever got treated better than he.
"lIut somehow be- didn't want 10 die.
be hanged he askei me to rig q knife ar
q scytbe ar something sharp over the
cro.. hsr ~ the g,llows, 81 that when
he dropped Ill. weight would cut the
rope aud be would fall To the ground. !
told him IL would be- big fall aud he
would be- apt to get hi. leg. broken, but
be- Didn't seem to care ne long ne he
wasn't Killed, and b. argued so warm
about IL that consented.
- had the fixing of the ripe and all
that. Two nights before the execution
I fixei q sharp bush scytb. Into big
block. edge up, ani took u up to the
cro.s bar aud brought the blight of the
halter right down across the edge.
When I told iilll of u he was tickie'i
| enough. lie said the fall would hurt
him so that nobody would try Ia hang
him again aud he would get out la a, ear
| ar two.
"rrilsy FORENOON Ike anil lei him
from the jail io the gallovs. There MAS
| a big crowd. can tell you. Blll whl.-
peril to N. that II MAS Oh. hc.i loke he
ever hcnrl 10 anil asked me II hli pad
lei hi. knees AMI legs .o be w"uli not
be- hurt tao had by the fall of forty feet
to tie grouni. ! told him lc coulj do
II n., Ike = parachute.
''iI. besri III. warrant rad. .pok. hl.
| little piec- In goal style aud theu g tut
on the black cap ani noosc ani lei him
under the vtoss bar. looked ~ Ike. lie
.nspi-Si his fngrr.. cat the line holt.
| ing the trap ani lookr'i dosn, .xIrctin;
To ..- Ulll drop to th" gronnl among the
| crowd. Hut be- dlin't. lie fell about
ten icrt. The rope broush, up With =
snap.
"l,nd IL hell him right there until he
wss dead.
That dirty IL. 20 q .hcrlH had drop
pci Ia our It'll. game and taken the
.c,the oui IN. night before.
| "Iiui u ~. q terrible good jokc ou
poor HlIl. Don't YOU think -or'
springfield" YELLED the brakeman
ind the conversation wss dOpp~i.-
Chicago Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

HANDSOME. WELL NNDE WELL
TRIMMED atuN ,AuWtA.lsi In ~ 'sry
istsst fashian fr,su o
nav .Ia AUTHORIZATIONS, thrs-
irgrvut tnakss All an dirsrvnt ~ - g. ssFsi
frvu.
.uANp OH STOVES th.t ~in hals his
Cuits In u uuinutr- "a - pfis thsn N eFiinAry
IA stsses
CHINESE wNrri>. in So rsilsr.. At
D, csui.. y,ry .ugsfisr gasnty Maiiins Al al
priss.. n.si tasiirFus. ptAin ss--is
stNrBts "a YER ts~s-t pris.-
Wool Carpets, me gc,sd. a, d Ct.
Wool Csri-t. q. low a. ~ cts.
llldy Bru..sl. AZ -l.0
Elegant Tapestry brussels, ~ ci..
SMYRNA EUG> At all pricc. from -
ceuts each.
CIINMBEg SKIS In A.h from si;.
chamber .s,. At al Pric-s. Painted
~. very cheap.
PNgLOg SUITS from 49,.
Gu. Dining Table. si.oo.
wEwNNT IT, GIVE NOu \ FONT
or two. We arr not hcaplng az apple Of
MONEY by making bi; profits. We are
selling Al about cost Ia many line. ~
gond., particularly cau~,s, bat the
large quautitic. ~ .cll make. the trad.
proatsbl. enough to suit "a. You alNays
get the very latest style. a, our store,
aud about twcuiy iimes the variety YOU
can ct anywhere else.
Gu purchase Of 80 ~ will pay your
u. Il. Pair.
Your good. will ~ delivered At your
nearest x. u. station freight paid. II
you can't come we will select gOols for
you ju.t a. carefully a. possible, accorl-
Ing a. YOUR letter. eur mail trade In
crvase. every day, which goe. 10 prove
the popularity of our company. II Ne
dii not give satisfaction trade wOuld fall
on aud ~ should have a. shut up, but
thank. 10 the people, our business, CON
Quoted ca liberal terms aud fair dealings
gees on extending year after year until
we shall have store. In every good sired
town bye aud bye. hi. Company 10
the People. Company The shareholder.
are working people Who are satisfied
with fair Interest for their money aud
are not seeking a. private firm To amass
a fortune. eur special Credit system Is
a great boon Ia thousands Who would
othsrw Ice have to worry along without
the comfort. they can nov enjoy. We
make NO extra charges for this credit
privilege. bat our cash customers get q
discount, Of course. Our goods ARE
bought With a view To selling To all
classes, Ne keep the bet, Ne keep the
very cheapest, sell at low pric-. and en-
deaver to please the public. And are
proud To say that our books show that
Ne are pleasing regular army Of Gus
TONERS throughout Maine, Vermont aud
New Hampshire. We respectfully .olI-
cit your trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
sIuEHlfg's SALE.
STATE ~ MAINE.

OXFORD. e.
Taken on execution. Hbsrvin =. u Iiutrhls.
s,~sisl Administrstsr ~ The estate % = J walk
~. IL ervsiltor. anil Dorrtnxtsn Wymsn .f Rum
pebble asstioa. ea sstaria,. the fth % Juse. A
10. tssl, 90 . .'ris~k In the sfteru.sn. n ti,s
iie,el of Vim. J. kimisil, % Rumfcri centre, In
ALI Rumfori, ell Oh. rfta IN EQUITY Witch .sid
Dovvinstss wyman hal en The tsirty ar-t iay oi
Aaxust, A. 10. is>s. a n o'eissk In Tho aftsrpooa
when the same vss attsebet on the original
writ. a. rrieem the foilowing d~-critssi msftxax
81 rial estate. situated ga ths isthnus rosi. a.
kse~a, In ssit kunfori. with tue ssss % baili
inxs tberroa. Icing one hssirri are los-
nsmi~wi n. ~. a.. All 50. In Tia seoosi
division.
Rnmfori. May q. 10
u. u. mUTcnISs,
Depaty sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
DRuNkENNHss-L iQrOn HABIT :
all tfse worti thsrv ts bot one sure.
ll.las.s s.allea su$slnf.

% can lie yi,en In Q cup % tea cr Coffee Without
the kn.u,.fx. % the p~r-oa taking u. edestinE
a .t-s-iy anil permanent rurv. vhsthef the ~.
tient IL m0isr.te irinker or IN air"hslie vrvsk
Thoasasi. ~ drunt sris have bsen .ureh .ho
have taken the Solisn specific In their so6.e
vith.ut their know ieise. AMI today tetie,s thy
auit ,irtnkinx Of their owa frve Will No harmful
eject rvsahs from us siministratioa. Cure
guaranteed sspi Cor eirculsr anil fall Varsica.
lars. A,isirv.s In sosusiencs, sob,en spcsins
On ia N.es strp>s Ciasinssif. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

The benefit. - vacation season may
H. grratlv enhanced, ", AZ the SAM time,
the blood !. t-lng clcan.ei ani ,italisri
by ih. use ~ Aver. ~ir.ip,tilis.
good appetite, fr,.h ,igor, ani buoyint
spirit. attend the u.c 81 thl. wonieriul
NELL Inc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Why continue the use of irritating
powders, snuff. ar liquid.f Eiy's Cream
balm, pleasant of application aud sure
cure for cAtarrh and cold In head, can be
had for "a cents. IL Il easily applied In.
Ia the no.tril., 1. safe aud pleasant, AMI
l. curing the most obstinate cases. IL
give. relief al once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
EpiIeptic Fits Cured.

Ny remedy hs. been .scss..faily u.s-i over
twenty year., ths hr.t Istlent h~inx permanent
y esrcl u hs. often earri ~hsn al Else has
ailri. may Mt carr yUuf 10 IL put up In llqaif
anil powder form. cent Ny etprvs. u your en-
pes-e. of msil.-i po.t pail. The powder 4. ea-ily
pvpsr-i. sni u. u-e oftsn saves heavy sspr...
charges. Neiicine f.r one mouth. ti@. too
MAlps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

She-"rhsr. goc. Young Mr.. Van
Dyke. You should ..- hl. latest ~ isi-r.
plsccs' lIe--indrei-, hnl.capef'
sbe-'Oh, no. \ representation ~ an
artist. palette; awfiliy natural, hy the
way. Why, the daub. of color are cx-
ecuied az beautifully that YOU would al.
most believe they we're real"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
s,uEmivv.. SALE.

Taken oa ..-caiioa spi ~iIi - .oLi by public
o'cL-k In the srsfpoBn. az the once of John "
Tra.k. Ia Uxuskl IN .ali County, all the right In
equity With Nsssiettllc Hall ~ r.ru. IN The
eoanty 90 OsfOri. hs. vf hal an the 18th day 81
November. 4. ". i--l. ubsn N. same "a. si
tsfhsl ga Tho original wfit. o. rvisem the folio~
log ts-srl-ei mor<sx,~i real estate .itaat-l In
f.ru In sail csanty D. at The bssuss.tssi farm.
az call-i - D.an Liant. dec-ase.i, with The balhi
Ing. thsreon sRi Containing ~ acre. msre or
le-.. Al.o the h0me-test "a F,n. go eas.i " Ls,
Iunt. d.cessssi with On. buiiiiags thsr.oa, con
tsiaing ~ srrv. moF~ or le.. Also the south
sa-tsfiy half % 10 No. 4, In fni ranse 20 10. In
tnbts ovvr trsTt. ~ calissi. containing - arr~s
morv lee. the sam. "a. decided by Vaudeville
Itaii o. Henry y. Rol,ih.oa by wsrrshty dsssi
dsts-i Nsrh .. iss-. r,coriei ln o,feri Esxistry
b.ok az, PAGE tt..
batei June tth, lsn
OSCAR q. TRASH, Dspsiy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

"My father, at about the age of atty,
lost all Of the hair from the top of hi.
bead. Afisr one month's trial of Ayers
Hair vlgor. the hair began coming. aud,
In three months, he had = fine growth of
hair 10 IN. natural color."-P.J j. Cullen,
Saratoga Springs, v. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
NOTICE or voREcLosraE.

uyHEREAs. irwin A. Pride % vrysburr In
w the Coasty ef Osferi, STATE 81 Maine, IA
On The tsh day Of August A ID. iss. by his
mortsass aes.i OF that date. asly es..ss~i and
D~eis. Bsek .. farv 81. convey In nortsaxe ~
as. The sabscrtlsrs. the bcnessesd farm In said
vyeharI. nou oreupied BY saii PRIZE, and
bcaniei no!theriy by land Of Henry y. rsilov..
PRIZE. s,ssAssiy By Iasd sov az formerly Of n.
X. liel,bs. and westerly by land nov or formerly
Of The bsirs " ]. u. and 4. e. Bsd~y, rnnkiin
shl,Isy ssd wilma. ssd charses wsusa WA
And ukereas ths ooaiitiea Of said messSaCs
has hsea broksn. nov thervforv. Ne siaim forsl
eiosarv of Tie sasse acrsriing " IL sssfuss IN
sseh easrs nsie sod prsvklesi.
JOHN l.. STANLEY.
LAviNfA A. STANLEY.
by y. 3. uAsTfN0s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17


Fro.a the Lstt-r. -hich sT-.ll /. c~~tAin
mo1,h - The y..r make words -hich nay 10
dscns-i ~ follossi
/ wHhsr~i : AprOpb.t 4 An .quai
q Ay~sv,able s At-y-ras, a A ms--u.
line nam. : No-t oosr~rt = TO stop D
CiD.isrs "a To gviis a. A stAis- u To
ue.sar. a. formaly u Any limited
time IS Comy.St Ia s.0cy ~, An In
-, l. fr~1Aiou. ~ nr-i ~ To
annoy. q 10 sH->r - To 10 s,oss.i ~
Os.rro-tng - ,.g~tAbl- gro-ih larger
than . shrub - To .icuuu,.r. - f..
Sori,. ~ Aplagu~ "a rhs, -hich u~.s
urv- - POD - A clan 90 family. M
A msrry frullc 81 Jo,n.i n A prunoan.
~ DtsI.-itioa q mind - To notice 81
Orsistlo,. 81 A CERTAIN style u dry gocis
.; lt~frr
What J. the moaih. and What are the thirty.
even .urds formed from ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

The proprietor. % Ely'. Cram Balm
10 not claim u Ia D. q curr-all. hut q
.urr remedy for cst,rrh, cold. Ia th"
head ani hay fever. u not liquid or
q .nun. hut I. easily applied Into the
nn.ifil.. u gINr. rrlIrf AZ oncr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

wIfc.-"what Z. the ncs.r' Husband
81 VA. Just r-sdlng about our minister
NJ CoI-nhsgrn." wlfc-"Ne., noticed
AZ the .ocl,ble the other nigh, that our
minister va. very fond 10 IA. game"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

\ rrnch paper thus rricr. to rcs'cn'
murder: "rhe ml.crr,nt was evidently
In ..srrh ~ money, but VI. Durand hal
pridcnily Deposited all hi. c,.h In the
hank, and consequently loo, only hl.
Mf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
DItnI NnIfI,sII-E

Don't pay large doctor. bills. The
bet medical book publl.hed, one hun
dfcd pages, elegant color-'i plates, Will
be .rnt YOU on rrcrlpt of three s-c"nt
stamp. to pay postage. Addr-.. \. J..
Ordway a Co., BOSTON, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

,.a "a, illa.,r.is>i p.mphls, sspl.isias ali
.lsat DT. bye. ,sisLfste,i tiestrO Naltsle Bst
sni Appliances, ssi thsir charming sreet. upoa
.iii auAskiy rv.isrv yoa ~ ,isor aBi mAahs-.i
Pamphlst free. ~ yoa arr thu. smiftrt, ~ ~iii
.rai yea Q ush sni Appliance. on trAl
NUttalc uSIT o.. Marshall, Nlrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Pat-r-"My hoy, when va. your age
~. al my de.k at seven o'clock Ia the
morning" The >on-"Ihat may H.,
hut know the business I. perfectly safe
In yolr hands, even while I'm away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

No greater triumph Ia medicine or
chemistry Ia. b--n recorded than Halt.
Hair Remover "a rryiylfy anl restore
gray hair a. the color ~ youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
No, a. IN. pussl.,.

No iSI An Initial PrlIIls, OWL c-0-i
Bo-l POSI- Howl Jo~l LOW.
slo- P.lo~ Clos. flo-. BLOW.
No iS-An obi Problem: Duis.
No isS-A Rsbus for Little folk Aspir-
o. 4. ~i-~
No ~. small bu, Very u.sful. A pin.
No Ia An Easy plAnioadi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
No iaf.-w.,a >s.as.s.

1. Al herb. -,Bi instrument, /. oos,ASs,
sharp
A bSndle % t.t.,. .ali'sry sdomss,ie
fo-l, en- siiscs, that every boy sboaii have
wkols, I am . nam. u tb. sd Capai
t-ke~i m. ant sii tnal l~,isr sseh time,
b-r0ms . lskiRs sTJsrsius 10 Offer fs
49,, ami csoclusinn.. sBi al form . SQUARE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
ssiGuIgs''s sNI.E.
state ~ Malns

OXFORD. -.
T.ksn on sxsrution, ani gill - soli q pablo
sasth,a on -atariav The tselnh dsy ~ Julf, \.
o. Isfo al nins o'sla-k In th~ forvnosa, a the
o-se 20 4. y IIsFrtsk. In b-,hsl. In ssil coaniy
al tn rtEht In equity shish tlsari MA.on, ~
salt ttipsl. hal On the nflrsnth dsf ~ spril. 4.
u l~.. when TIE .sne vas sitsrhei On tie osif
nal grit. b. r,-l.~m ths fsissinx de-.rih~i
morsss~i r.ai estate. situate In sait hstissl. g.
vt aC.rsln pless 90 psrsl ~ lant 9TH tks
buitiinFs thsrroa lfinE % the nafth slte ~ ths
Anirs.es.xsin river ani i-sunsisi % foiiss.. -
wit es.tsfly. nofthsfly ant westerly by hnf II
s-srEv " Ns.on. sol -outh.Fif w rssi lsssi
inf fr,ssn Bsthsi g. Gticsi. ,iss ans,ther psrysl
81 lani situatsi on the opposite Il 10 - sA raj
sni t-suhis.i Ror,h~riy bY alt rssi. sssteriy by
hRi 10 Any Han anil By hni ~ W 4. chap
man. .sathsriy BY ait liver, aai westerly by
l.Rsi % Jonaihsn Tyler. sni % sally nsnns,t
AMI by LIANT ~ .ah George W. Ns.on; all all
prvml-ss i-inf orupicl by sail Eiwsri =.
MA.on as q boastest farm
Crgrs n. woRNkLi.. sheriff.
Jans tth. l-o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Extract from Irisie'. letter ~
Thanks. Your beautiful clock wss ~
c.l,~i, sni I. now la the pirlor on our
manile-plc,e, Whsp Ne hop- To see YOU
oftsu"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Hall PLAYER. anil athlete. nec'i John
.on'. Anolync i.iniment for bruises,
hmen~s. aud cuts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Edith-.It'. the little things that tell
In this life." Allce-"well, you'd think
so II you had two small brothers, I" !
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

''rbsi 10y q mihs, : sAId . foD.i father 20 .
fr,sBi. IL oos q The mott unss.nsh httls
CHAPS ever AZ
"lnd~olr
"Yo, sir, be never t--I- anything 10 him
Ii. give everything s~ay"
''C.nsrugs hsari~l"
''G.Beroas heartfelt Too much 81; be can't
k-sp snything-cant even k-~p still
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

\ rsefui Present Ia every package
s,,L>,, the b~.t Washing Powder.
sold by grOc.rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

Wine .. = mocker, aud the l,bels that
are put on II are too often a mockery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

some men lose their nerve when they
90 20 a dentists, and others wish they
had
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

The advice with each hottie of John
sous Anodyne i.luiment Il worth many
Time. th. coat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

nxsa.a ' - 1ess<.
'l'AkkN ea execution. which i.su.'i an . ,ss,.
Il msnt Hro,srci 20 . terra sf the "A r,ws
JuteiAi toaIt hslisn 20 Paris H. fsr ali IA f.ri
Coanty. 90 The nfst Tse-isy ef MAY, A n i-0.
W IN, "s The ninth day ~ alb MAJ. for ths ssn
~ forty eta dollars AMI eThtesn cents. islt OF
da..ase. .nd ,~sssy eae dellsrs ssi nlns, tse
ssss. c,ss. OF sait. sni uhereis On o. Han II
bf.vnnshi IN saii county. is jsdxrasns srv-iissr
AMI Lewis W. Carr of the same nryvnasli ts
Juifroet deltsr, AMI will be ssli by public
asstioa " the highest btlisr thsrvfsr, "a ue
.n.e sf ID. " hastinxs In tryebsrE In ssii on.
lori County, on rstnriay. July inh, a. u. l~s.
~ Yen eetsk In The forenoon, su the rfsht. tn
asd ihssrest which The sahi Lewis W. carr rad
On the tussiy eight day ef Marsh. A. d. Iss. 81
tnree oeissk asi thirty Bisssrs In ne aiSsrnsss.
shea tiss same vas ATTACHED oa ths original urti
10 ne saDe ssit. ~ . certain ~ III aDd is
All brvusesh. thas Described. B<sinniss Al
tfe north we.s corner of The ~ nv OF formerly
ocsupssl by jonathan Quiat. theme On ssid Oulss
!lee. W Ne IlDs u iAsd fsrvs<riy sus~i s,EC'
Vie. thssos nefthsriy a. N kios nae snsil n
c.ses 70 hnf boz er Formerly Of DanI-i II~ss.
tbesre ny sati Has lAsd o. tie rt-sd Lrsdl.s
froa brvuueeh " IIlrsa, tkssTs sousisriy -
" nd - Ne nrss boasi. ssd hsinr ths sssss
sseed end baifiisTs noU ocrupte.i by Osex-ri
ser. escspung thsl pap ef saii ~ cssssysI -
Lsssess Foss by kllsa t,sss.
psvsay oAsdR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

In every town where s,yr>A !. intro
huc-i the ale !. larger than all other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

m. lasy hoo,black doc. not Improve
each shining hour. lie shouli take lee.
sou. from lIoNlo,h, the llttl. bu.y be-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17

4 pertinent lnquir, -Cholly Peach
hlo~ -''Ow' .sy, hshbah, that razor
pulls" Barh-r (con,e,np,uou.ly)-
"I'ulls whatf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-17
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-01
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought 10 have, in
fact, you must have II, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for il
daily, and mourning because they find
II not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by people
in the hope they may attain this boon.
And yet it may be had by all. w
guarantee that Electric bittcrs, if used
according to directions and the nlse
persisted in, will bring you good Di.
g%estion and roust the demon Dyspep.
STA and install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for Dys.
pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stom.
ach and Kidneys. Sold ut Soc. and
$l.O0 per bottle at j. F. Jones Drug
gist.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-01
Lent Commences February 18th.

II, NJ. Marx has just received fresh
Mackercl, Goldfish and Salmon. Fresh
Oysters during Lent, but give your
orders in time. Fresh cabbage, Irish
and Sweet Potatoes and Krout, Bana.
mas and Oranges.
Sugar House Molasscs, 50 cts per gal.
New York Cream Cheese, 10 cts per ID.
California Prunes, IL l 2 CTS per ID.
Evaporatcd Apples, IL l.2 cts per ID.
Dried Peaches and many other
things for Lent,