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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-02-01

are there.
DEADLOCK IN THE OHIO SENATE.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 29-The senate i:
in deadlock to day in the MARQUIS
Tompson contest for the lieutenant gov.
ernorship, and the Democrats are holding
the senate in session to await the arrival
of Senator Howell. who Is away on indefi
mite leave. There are seventeen Repub.
licans and fifteen Democrats present and
the senate is under q call. The Repub
licans insist on proceeding with the con.
test and the Democrats ask postpone
ment, to which the Republicans will not
agree. Hence the Democrats insist on
remaining under call until they can
bring in absentees.
SHOWING IN THE COAST RANGE.
SALEM, Jan. 29.-Reports from the
mountains back of Dallas say that it is
showing there now, with six feet of snow
six miles back, and fifteen or more at the
summit.
SEATTLE THE INLAND EMPIRES FRIEND.
WALLA WALLA, Jan. 29.-The Union
editorially advises farmers hereabouts to
take concerted action to ship grain to
Seattle instead of Tacoma and Portland.
1t claims that Tacoma boasts of having
possession of the Inland Empire grains
crops any way and imperiously refused to
assist the committee which visited that
City in the interest of raising a subsidy
for the Hunt road to tie Grand Ronds
valley. The editorial exc,tes marked NJ.
tention among shippers.
TREE KILLED HIM
SALEM, jan. 30,-The body of an old
tramp was found along side the narrow
gauge, near Aumsville, yesterday. The
coroner's jury to-day returned verdict
finding that death had resulted from q
tree falling on him while asleep, mashing
his head flat, after which his clothes took
fire from tie campfire and burned off en-
tIrely, roasting the body. The mans
identity is unknown. He is about go
years old. Henry Keene, justice of the
peace, conducted the inquest.
The wife of DR.. J. J. Lcavitt. of Jeffer.
son, died last night. They have lived In
Jefferson for three years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
NOVELTIES

hi. 1. ~. dsy - beautiful ihlngs.
E,sryNh~r- W ~ our syr. met on al
siic. something pretty sni dainty that
appeals o. car love ~ the beautiful.
\ dntr for picture ~ an easel sill
- a very welcome sriicle 60 gi,r a. on"
y h. love. q pretty hom~. china sui
tDusrv .llks Cumr Ia delicate shti"s,
plaln. and 9th roN-rs ani figur-. -
l~,t any color appropriate a. IT. fuiarr
surroundings. Two yards ~" n"c-ssnfv
Tor a nic- .ir-i on~ h~mstlirh M" end.
sl,oui tNo sni half lnyhr. IN width an'
trim With ia..-l. On one ~ni snd hhlls ~
lace on the other. II pattern Niih
ii.ks l. selected, ptlnt some little pattern
In The li.k., forming border ior each
end
\ ,,r, hand.omr and striking .csfi
/. mids ~ ptls-bluc .ilk \ barber -
tulip. I. drawn az stamped un IA" ILL
sni ihr fousfs and large leaves AMI
.i-ms eat oui. tuirr this border Iut .
"trip uf pals-lrnou satin. Ani appliqu"
The s,igv. ~ The blue uI1u II. Tiut tho
tulips, .irm., etc. natural color, hem-
fitch tn rnd. anil iiui.h With lac" fouf
90 i've inshs. vidr.
Flower. cut oui - cfrtnnne and nI'-
plluu-,i on liz make an effective bot,ler
iot draI-., and strip ~ boiling cloth
iaid over white .llk forms . beautiful
border on q psl~-plnk or blue scarf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
A snIep-RAisINo COMPANY

4 Western stock company !. being
formed by wealthy Maine men under
the management of Mr.. I. 4. Libby II
IIurnham. u will h. organized under
the Law. IL Maine With a capital stock
~ sJ,Oro,co. si.oco.0co II which will h.
paid In. II Will h. known q. the Maine
aud Montans Land and sheep Company.
aud tb. proIec, I. To- purchase extensive
~ 81 Montana ranches. stocking them
With sheep. Mr.. Libby IL this time Ia.
the option II over three hundred thou
sand dollars worth ~ land In, Moniana
aud within few days he depart. for the
West o. close several bargain. aud At
tend Co the businc.. IL the company.
Mr. Libby will H. elected manager. Tbs
enterprise has such men behind u a. the
Balleys, ~ Winthrop, Who ha,. plenty
~ money and 10 not max" many ME
takes In Investing u. Libby 4 Merrill
arr morr than satisfied With their Mon
tans ranch, which !. Is by ~ mile. In
extent. N !. stocked With lt,UD sheep
aud they have In the brief time they
have owned u, clcarr'i the neat plum II
slG,eo. They -Npcyt 90 rsi.e lo,0o
lambs the pr-sent ssason, ani SHEAR
les, on pounds ~ WOOL. While u costs
$50 per YEAR Ca keep a .hsrp In Maine.
Nr. Libby say. the cost w Monitna u
les than INV Ceuts pef head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
FAssio. NOTES

Fa.hion .. c.rtainly cvmlng back o.
The lively shades - color 80 long die
cari~l.
Plaid. arr d-Cid~,ily fashionable thi.
sinisr. c,ru wrap. ar made ~ thru.
The feather l-o,. cnlning up over the
csr., take. Foe the evening The place of
IA. tur loA.
\ charming silver gray hrocsdr for
evening ~car LA. large pattern ~ cr's-
c-ni. and Wing swallow Ia cdnIiru tinis
Il the m"'t effective style.
The train. 81 evening gowns arr short
en-'l; they rrr,ll thu small round trains
called Loui. Nv.
Dor walking dr-.s-., Thick, rough
hooking WoOlsn fabric. arr preferred.
plaid. aud fans, .irpe., also plain cloth
trimmed With fur.
Diamond. ar t--lng set q. cUmh.. and
q lady appeared AZ one ~ the Lac, - the
ssa .on'. entertainments Ia high span
ia CONT rncrusiei With ihe.e .ion"..
Among the pr,iiir., noyel,i-. - the
sf-Ashu u tfif iH'tfI fissfthfF iuhifs " " y
sort ~ long r-iingui- ~ IN. cloth. very
fnely plated, surpllc- fashion, With the
middle part 20 IA. trout aud tack, and
th" sleeve. 80 plain velvet. the collar
ani wrisihand. arr ~ fur.
Small NUT. In the SHAPE Of plated
hsg.. sfr made Ia plsh cloth Ia match
ihe wpp, With qullllng- ~ ribbon
'round the edge, aud large bow At the
top.
\ novel design for q hrooch I. = mini
siurr Witch In diamonds, seated on =
golden hrcomstirk; smother, q flight ~
moonsione-fac-d ch-ruh., with gold
wing. touched az with diamonds; starr
and stripe. Ia colored enamel. s"t la =
ring II diamonds. with the American
rsgle. In diamonds, psrche,i above; a
dead gold ribbon forming the brooch.
With diamobd-hcade,i pin run In aud
cut ~ the undulstion.; two moonsione
hearts, with a true lovers knot Ia dia-
mond. aud ruhle-; the Eielweis. dover
In white enamel on golden stalk, With
leaf In diamonds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

CONGREGATIONS On topic. Of isssrvss 10 The ladies'
ts sslisiss.i. Adiftss tiltor tlontnAktns
CoiruS, Oxferi iseme<rst. Paris. Maine.
cRochGTgp PttgRlNe. WITH YOKE.
Til. beautiful shouldcr-cspe IL To be
In Midnight Germantown, ileriln wool or
starlight warn, and full ounces of
either will D. rrlulrrd. II IL Intended
for slender hgur~s. The yoke With The
sisnd-up collar Il worked In ribbed.
sometime. called "slipper" stitch, while
the pelerlne part, mlled on io the same,
I. 81 q strips pattern. The yoke, point
ed In front and hack, IL I Inches Wide
across the shoulders. I; inches around
the neck aud rs 10 inches az the lower
edge, anil l. made 10 - rows az Il g
worked hack and taking up the loop far
tbe-i from the worker ON each row.
Commcnc. AZ the neck with Oh ~ -
stitches.
Tir.t row 4 la first ch at: I 4 q
In each 81 q dc; I h-tr In next; Str Ia
next; (thi. IL the middle ~ yoke). !
h-tr Ia next: I a Ia each 20 ~ dc, I'd
In next, CHI; turn.
second row 4 c In frst a g; ! Il c In
each 90 ~ At; h-tr In next; = u In
next; h-r In next; ID C In each II ~
At; ID elm Last dc; lch; turn.
Continue working In this way until
you have - rows. or ~ rib.. ! forgot
IT, say that the top hoop. IL the ! ~ IN
the middl. 10 each row should all b.
worked 81 together as one Il.
The lower o'igr ~ the yoke u iini.hr,i
81 With a ruw 10 plcot., made thu.
4 &, : Ga. I 4 G into flrs, II ; ch; mis- !
4 & aud repeat from .. The stand-up
collar l. made on - ch. and ~ y ruws az
I - rows. In the beginning ~ each
ruw miss I q, Ia orier io SLOPE on the
front cdg-. aud Ia the fourth roN max"
! Oh : mis. 4 Il q. in order io make but
ton-hole. The plain lower -igc of tie
p.lefinc pari l. I ward. u inches " lds Ia
all. "a in,hcs dc-p n thc front and
middle ~ hack. tile width l.elng iBctvas-
81 on the shoulder. and Decreased tow
arls the mildlc. II J. Cumpo.cl ut l
roN II 4 anil u ruNs 81 I Il e, ch.
'thc.c rovs are called pattern sirpcs,
anil th.rr ary ~ Iaiiefu sifipcs Ia all.
! This part u cummsnrs,l With - Ch ani
" d With 10 4 q, ! ia; turn.
Ssvund roN i de, ! ia, miss Il e, l
4 e. In next acr,.. the rus. licIest ihis
row times. ~ the upper rnd 81 each
~ the close 4 q ruws an lncrras. anil d.
cr,a.c l. made frum on- rib a. the oihcr
o. answer the following number II It.
Zach clo.s 4 roN l. called fih.
~ .~cond fih-il &c.
Third fib-a! lie.
fourth tib-oG dc.
tInh rih-sG Il e. Thsn follow fih.
for shoulder on III a e.
Tinr.uih rib-iidc.
SlNic-uih ribs dc.
Seventeenth fib-S9 a e.
Eighi.-nih rib-Gl de.
Nln~i--nih hb-Gdc.
Twentieth fih-Ii ic. Til. brings "
to the middle ~ the hack, anl the .-Cond
half !. io D. wufk~i In the opposite III
r-ctiun. The upper -igr u gathered
clo.s on the shoulders, hat th" front and
hack I. sewn almost plain under 10" woke
along the lat row. Try ou and adjust
the frill o. suii the form. Nloug the
front ~igr. wotk roN ~ 4 e., on ~"
light .lis make ! ~; mt. J 4 Zoe bat.
ton.hol-., snd lsstly hni.h % nth .
ro~ - plco,. al around like those made
Al i.ottom - woke. S~N on buiion..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

rhs "Tirar Merchant 10 ibs nADs O, On.
q, ths May cUnver-si.oa.l game that sr'
~ couvsuicui for -hillhs a-ay a. svenins
~ ths fr.-tis. t-~rsu-s thsy srv no, ncisy
All r~luirv NJ sT-.-isl spplisnc-s
Ons 49, t..r~rnats- to Cur m~rchAnt oil
~ In every ~Ay 10 dusJ.-s q, his s,ncs b,
assing q1ssii1us q, the 0,h~rs -ho must IA
thslr aus-ers ts careful ~, - ~ Tie -ur'i'
shuar,- "y-- 90 ~po- for ins;Anos
IL m~rvhNnt aysi
"Ahy Cur to-iAyr
''Thsrv 1. me r.luir-t-
IL, No f-rstsis yua 10 take -1ns-
That Il iuT.-.lhl@-
"why ~ Il stnsllen, c0ur
-loa have nv Ansuer
"iiavs ~ WIZ yod pieN-s rvy-ai ~
my answer -Ns No, any
-Bli TIE pfio- I. reasonable"
II ~tll ut tAss any
rbs algr merchAn,. ksvtng sac,~si~i IN
making h~r ~ Il. pruc--is on hs say
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
honlI MEASUREMENTS

On the 3'th ~ Dcrrmher. l>>i. oue II
the American line 70 steamers. the loui
,.ougli, " lille GA its wsV frum llNrfponl
to rhilalelphia. sighted ,.lour"ster fish.
Ing schooner Ia distress. The u ini ms
blowing q gale, ani the .yloou-r. almost
dissblr,l snd ith thrc or four Il boz
crvS already washed inio ~" oy-an, 80.
diving the signal for hrlp. Captain
iIughc. 10 tie steamship saw the fearful
peril which a frsCulng patty must 90
counter. beat hi. call fur volunteer. Nas
promptly answered by Tho mate snd 4
CrvN uf brave men, and preparation.
Nrrv made Tor the d-.I-rats trip. u
the establishment 10 al, shlle the bosi
WAS being loS-rvi, ~" DAG IL dls,rr..
ou the schoonsr's mast sas hNul.,i down
l'rrplrN.i AZ thi. movement. the hardy
r..cuers h..iiat~i. bat u was tnally 10
cidcl thu, The boat shouli ~. With
grrst difficulty the .cl,oonrr va. rvach
81, ani on her derk we're found twrl,,
men utterly without hope cNc-pt FROM
outside all. n was ne,rs.ary Ia mak'
tso trips. aud ~. bold sailor. 20 th'
ioui Cough tnok half thu suffering met
anil toilet through the Wild waters .,
their oNu ship, sni rvturb~d as soon a.
possible for the others. WHEN all Ner'
.sir on 10" sirsmer, Captain llugh~'
asked the .rhoonef's master, Captaif
Uco. ". rcndlrtou. Why d. had loNrfr,
the disirvss fsg. The reply vas, 1--WE
saw that you we're preparing a. make ~
attempt 60 save us, beat 49, sas, also
that " was q go In Shlrh IL as yer,
| doubtful whether bost would I've
I ssd, then, io NV mrn, "Shsll No VI
those brave fellows rick th~if live. .,
save oursF ani they answered, Ne
fhsu haul~i down the nag"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
70 ci.AslAup elIeseRs

The question IN. been a.ked more thar
once how to clean lamp bnrner.. There
have hem answers. but M Que had such
an easy way a. mine l.. and I wish q
tell the sisters that all that u necessary
l. "a buy i've cents worth ~ whiting n
a drug store, sud every time you ~
your lsmp sud elesn the chimney take I
We, cloth. dust on = little whiting aud
rub the burner With ", wash and wire,
then take newspaper and rub II bri.klv'
Thl. will give u beautiful pollsh'
Our burner. have been In constant use
Tor seven wear. and have not a speck 81
black on them, and have never boiled
them In ashes. N your burners are very
black Il may take some time tn get them
bright, but can clean mine la les time
than I can tell YOU how Ia do II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
A RAn JONGuE

Uncle Ablmelch Barnes regard. him
self ~ dreadfully abused by his wife,
AUNT Amanda. Who .colds him more at
les, doubles. with good reasons. The
other day Aunt Amanda complained ii
being III. aud .ent Uncle Abimelech for
the doctor. The physician arrived, felt
Aunt Amanda pulse, aud told her ia
show her tongue.
"Umy' aid the doctor, shaking hi.
head.
~ pretty had tongue, Mrs. Barnes; a
very bad tongue"
Uncle !Abimelech wriggle'i little At
this, and presently managed 10 get the
physlclAn a It'll. io one side. "i.ook n
here. doctor" said he In whisper, THAT
don't prove nothing at all. shes had
the wu.t Kind of tongue ever since Ne
Was married."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Every Nomin In America ought o.
Rad the article "Women 81 siam" In
Dcmorr.t'. Family Magazine for Feb
ruary, to know how happy her lot really
l.. The forriblc contrast between our
progressive civilization aud that IL the
Tar East la. seldom been so strikingly
presented Ia our notice az In TIL. rad
able article, illustrated In part by draw
Ing. made by q native slsme.e artist,
which compare curiou.ly enough With
the fine example. ~ our modern illusira-
tive art Ia this same number. The other
beautiful illustration. NEARLY two hun
dr-i) include an exquisite full page
grs,urc on heavy plsi.-paper, entitled
'lIow Longf portrait. ~ the venerable
Dom Pedro, depo.ei emperor 81 Brazil,
aud hi. family. and a. u these were not
sufficient attraction. for any publication.
the pas, l. made to Yield "a Il. treasures,
aud IA. time "when Grandmsmma Was
Young" Il portrayed for IA Ia charming
piciurr. and descriptions. Published by
". Jennings Demorr.t, u East 18th
STREET, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

PoIIsu ron srARcn.-One ounce 81
white wax, thrce ounces ~ paraiilne and
one grain of ultramsrine blue. melt to-
g.tber. pour into a cup and let II cool ;
Put q piece the Sire ~ harelnut Into
two quart. 81 starch. and after II u cook
ei In the usual way. bv pouring boiling
water over the dissolved starch, act on
the hack of the range to cook slowly
twenty minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
WILL APPEAR LATER.

Mr.. Edn0r:
While engaged for the winter In the
forests of another county, a friend Of
mine from your town called my stien-
tion to an article In the Democrat ri
Jan. eth, signed Betsy Trotwocd, antag-
onlfing an article of mine published Ia
the Democrat At prior date.
shall not while herr, have Access a.
such books as I want. hence shall make
no response Ia IIetsey's argument dur.
Ing the winter months, after that time
will try Ia dlspel some II the mlsts and
fog. With which Betsy has enshroudc'I
the question.
D.S.A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Ayers Cherry pectoral has given ms
great relief In bronchitis. Within q
month have sent some of this prrpara-
tion To friend suffering from broDchi.
tis aud asthma. II has done him a.
much good that he writes for more
Charles y. Dumterville, plymouth. Eng
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
No, To the v.ussiss.

So IA f1 % n. --.-pn.
D%-r-mh-r cio--- Ca the 1900.
And shat spp-ar the mouihs gcns past
frNgmsnts q time .hich oooe have t---ni
Sacc-~ling sosiy. n~i too fast
Tier MINUTES. hours AMI days apr->r
vis-ies In that snail polni. year
No ~ "A ChArsie Hollybock
No 81 -Cru-s-ur,i Enigma Maple sugar
No 80 Easy rraaspnsitiOns stop-.po'
-po,s-tnT--pust
40 - Mental Ar,thmssiei Tire In Q,
thr-- tim~~
40 -. -Riiils A leaf
No - Hos IL rhs' There -ers In tb<
co~eh an OF iaiy. Oos o, Der daughter, -ith
to dAughters. another daughter -ith tws
son.. an 4 the daughter % an sl~~ni dauxht>r
Total, eight T@r~Ons
No T9d-SumsricaI Enigma A stitch 10
tins ave- nine
No ~ -H@versr. L Star. rata 2 War,
n- q Ned. dea. Yam. may s Pana,
map Red. ds>r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
ELEvEN YEARS IN CiIARGT

of the package department, Bo-ton &
Maine Depot. Boston. Mass. Mi.. Helen
Jones saws: | MAS q sufferer from gen.
for several years, aud life seemed almost
a burden 90 me. After using almost
everything. sulphur Bliier- cured me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
Nori,r 90 ,rror>r.,,r.

- uhl.f-'r nffl. having hssu arfs.Irt.sl ~
~ Hoe lr.iEr - pruIsfF 80 49,. a ..rfr =
.Ntorl. EN- ~ ttiri Tlr=iay - lsfsnifsr =
~ - 'uiaall sstHnrrs o. HrFsiFe an.I FNarrinT
- f.anls uf rfNfI tHrs Hgainsf 10 fstsfa %
IiHnthT q tartfr AZ g f.ftI1fI To- All 4 aHufF
dfuss-srl. rvrrvssntssI In..Ifgrf rsrsHr I've
nttifs ttsi "a rnrffs frfrr e. .inff 20 snEl a.
flnilifnt AZ aIuu'si a. ADJ rrssiffnrs in ah.fh
- lft-shi sol p1HFt thfIf -.1iHIs anI ffaf thsf
- - m as-s-IHr NJ o. u1TrF ~ \ D urrrtfk
- in hsthsi tf1rt-ssII - Tus..fsr H.. 80
~ - fuF - rurIsass 20 rsrsiftn. e. saus
l'sis'i ttis f1urth liar - Ianuarr. A ID tss
a n GOODWIN.
g. 4. HASTINGS 'eAil-i-s -aaefr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

scribblsr-wben IL that review Of m,
novel coming out, scstherr
scather professional critic)-well, q
tell the truth, have not read 10 yet.
Scribbler-Yet, when ] brought the
book to you, yoa assured me that you
would lose no time In reading u.
Scather-So did. Well, ] have losi
no time In reading Il yet.-America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
SHIT THAT DOOR.

>ome people never can b. gotten 10
close the door after them. The family
which has such an one In it, midst
will run up long doctor'. bills, unless
they keep Adamson'. Botanic Cough
Balsam In the house. Sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

BAcHELoR's CAKE.--One cup each Of
sugar and -four, one egg, one half cup OF
sweet milk. one tablespoonful Of melted
butter, one teaspoouful each Of baking
powder and lemon juics; baks 70 dark
brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

\ sat-ian,s u--i &c polishing. ~ mi
fau.t. = tam q ught. . rvsi,,sr . T-rsrns,
. -eaPsn. = T-r-,a ~ssily ehsai~i. u's.s
nv u isngth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

WESTERN CAKE.-whItes ~ ak eggs'
one cup each of butter and sweet milk
two cups Of sugar, and two ieaspconful'
of baking powder; flavor with rose OF
almond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Questionable wisdom-"You know
that solomon, the Ni.e-t ~ mrn. had
Bo WiVe-F' "Ne.. hut fail 10 see
wh~rr the wisdom come. In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

A recently published report Of the
weather bureau ssys that "snsw storms
may be looked for In February" We
have been fearing al along that this
would b the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

II ~ didn't have any rent tn paw. aud
Didn't neoi Ia eat anything In this world,
What fine clothes We all might wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

A soon ss you discover any falling OF
the hair or grsyness always use Halle
Hair Remover 20 tone mp ths secrvsious
and prsveot baldnses % Rnyuees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
,Ilsplap loa oyra nllIAetsivaI

cs-i.aiss.,i,-. sssr s,.-ssA. Han.
hlrr. rsislsaeJ, tAlis. sa.t al pi.essss y
N s,asa.sh. t-sisse--. fatsms.siias
IissvAss-. fii.-, sni pi.sss-.sfihs hsrsl'I
tusf-.tssa, niia-ssss--. Jsau.iifs. Nss.ss
lts-.l.sks. stliis~.s. ssft.ssas-<. ssa
asftas rsla.. asisfis. iisss ousTlsia'
al al ta-sas.s- sit.as fFssa ,spfs~i al
-iagst.h Llsss. rksr sl-sa ~ ~sses'
e.si., fs.iacs gssg-i ~ utagsstsd cal
ti.ss. tss.a % sfatA-sfs suatitstians ~.
49,. ffss, ke.lthy sftiea q IN efssn.. 81
.is. ths .ysisua q shsnes D. fseussf i-as
Il siIan.th Ihaf aTs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
PURELY VEGETABLE.
STRICTLY RELIABLE.
..eaBSolUrCtv SAFE

~ s.is - .li pfuGfis,. Pre- - 90
~ - D t-s-- 90 ~ 20 ~ at -
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~ II sshsass a 50. fhiisislgi,s. fs
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animal
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\ New York musical Journal speaks Of
'adult man" II sounds Pathological.
hat the phrase may b. necessary 10 dis
tlngulsh them from lude..
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PEOPLE
Auburn Drug and Chemical Co.,
AustRN. MAINE.
NOTICE

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nsslEh ughuv yoa NAY tAis,
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

NJ, only prevented my wife frum heeomins
baid. bot u also caused an sntirsiy NV
gru~th q hair I am r.ady o. ssftify o. this
statement heiaTr . justice the pare
n. Iiulssbus. tlssisbufgh. Iowa
'-Some yean ago. after q severe attack q
brain lever. my hair all came oHf used
sueh preparations for fsstofing Il a. ny ply
slelan, ordered. hut failed B. pnsiucs q
grovth a hair. ! then ind. suocessiVely.
several afticlss RECOMMENDED - druggists,
and All sllke fell short "a accomplishing The
desired fvsult. Tie last remedy applied
was Ayers Hair Nigur. whish trrrit
growth q hair Ia a few weeks I think
used Eight battles In two year. tnsre tlan
VAS neeessay a. afrsiorative. bet liked q
~ . dressing. ani have euutinusd O. uss Il
fur that purpose. . bsileye Ayers Hair
Nigor rsssesses virtues Tar Alo,e those q
any similar pfepaFati"n nov on tie n.Afk a."
-Nlncehi Jones Richmoni. Ind.