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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
aiYsA YaickN ~

An old South STREET merchant, the
s~uIos partner Of l.. Hank 4 Sons, al
though we'll To do, Vas exceedingly care
less ne to dr~ss, and made each n''no'e
nIrklr hop about ~ far as possible.
liz sons we're handsome, styiish young
fellows. Who looked With deepest rcer.t
upon the shabby appearance oil the"
parents clothes.
Oue day, oil Mr.. blank happened To
mention that at last be- found u painfully
n~,e.sary Ia purchases new winter over
coat. as the repairrr refused Ia operate
any more upon hi old one. The boys
ssw their opportunity. and sdsised their
father "a give their tailor q trial. 10
mi. proposition he entered . strong ~
mon.trsnce, claiming that the .spef-
ment would be- too costly, snd that he
only Intended Ia espeDd go. The bays
Leaked Hghs-t; they saw visions ot Tue
old gentleman entering rhurch In tell
tale Isxter street o,crcoat, aud " maue
them feel mighty anxious.
something had 10 be- done 90 they
put their heads together. aud paid .i'u
Ia their fifth Avenue cutter With whom
they arranged Ia advance go towards.
sGD o,eryoat, " the tailor woali make
AMI .elI II "a their father Tor 81, when
they ..nt the old gentleman Ia him.
They finally persuaded the father w
examine the good. az any rate, anu y"
inquire Into the prices.
II o,rurr~i q. arranged, aud the tailof
~. ordered Ia 81 to work AMI max" the
sto o,.roat.
wh-n. NJ length, IA. garment va.
nul.br,i, the old man wore u down To
the ofiicc With grrst aud evident pride
An Acquaintance Ms waiting Tor him,
anil noticing the .plsnlli quality 81 the
cloth, aucstIoneJ oil Hank rrgarilng
IL. prlcr. Thluking be- va. .nl,ancing
hi friends opinlnn ~ hl. purs.'. Weight
b- Informei him thit h- psid sbD Tor ",
sni n,.iiIon.,i Ia hl. sous net tn reveal
hi. little derit.
"ThIry doll,r..~ -xclslm'Nl the Web
tor. That. dirt cheap. Your. about
m, .l,r. I'll give YOU go ru.h f"r the
coat. I. ita COY
"I,one." rlscul,iel Hank, b~tsrrn
several .ialsnri churkles. and ianling
Over the coat be- pockrt~i th" mou"i =
u hlIe ih. ,"ung m.n burisi their f''c-
Ia two ini..i,r ls7igvr. an'i scid nu'ner-
oa. big, .slins tears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
ksy Ca the i'sssiss.

Ksy 20 the r~ssiss
No ic1 "A Half sauAre
% q q
$50
4
e
No. 70. An ins,rumsn, Of Torture
Cat o'nine tails
No iCa - BehsAiings Bear Mo~t
Blight Blo~ Stem
No la -CurAilmsnt Hearth. hoart.
bear
No io'.-A Hollow square
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
o.r WAY OF ,IrDING OUT.

clara (m~liisil,rlyl allow eau u"
quite CERTAIN that Augusta. lo'r- me
iur NV wealth alonef Ia \ sudden
thought .trikr. me. Nugu.tu.'
Augustus (ie1lrtlyl-"Ny own.
,l.r,-"lIstss-n tao Sho hove th"rr
.houIi D.. perfect frinkness, .hould there
notF'
Nugu.ius-"My angel. thousand
tune, ,... ASIDE What the deuce
dee. she want 90 knew
clara t.loslyl-"fb.n li'i"n. wv
hair gr-w upon either heads, and my
teeth are ~. b-st money couh buy NV
eyebrow. srr fal.c, NV lip. are painted
NV check. arr roug,si, snd NV drrs.-
maker IN lie. ~. a. we'll q. NV drr-.ss.
SAY. Augustus, cin you love me alter
th-.. description.
Augustus f,intiy-"i-i can.
Clara t.otto ,oc-l--"Ne gOi., how
deeply In ,lcbt mu,t ihl. yoang man b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Ayers
Hair Vigor

net oaly prevented my wife frum teeomihs
h.la. put n alss esased an entirely psw
srovth q hair. . Am ready b. esriify u THIS
staismsnt bsfare Q justice q Tie psaes.-
m. UIalssbus. Is~isburEh. Iowa
-sams y,ars aso. Afisf a~'efe h,sss ..
,,.ln fever. nv hair al eame cot. ! ussd
saeh pt,paratlons for resisting n % my pip
sieians ofisr.d. bot failed o. pfVdDee Q
s,o-th q hair. then tried. successfully.
several Articles recommended ~ druggists.
and All aike tell shart a accomplishing TIE
desired result. The last remedy applied
Gas Ayers Hair vsor. ~hieh htp1sht .
sro~th q hair IN Q Tee weeks ] TINA
ussi eight bottiss In TOO years moe. thsn
Gas nsesssary ss Arrstnfaiiss. but hhed u
AZ q dressing. aud have oouiinued ~ use "
&c thai par-s~. tslis's Ayers Hair
yi.us p.s.sesss. virtues f.f ahe., thess ~
sny similar pr,psrsfion nov cn the mark't
--ylnesni Jooes. kishmoni. Ind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Aver. ii,lr Nigor has long held the
nr.t pI,c~. a.s hair drr..ing. In the 80
tim ,tIan ~ the publlc. I.i,li~. ilnd that
thl. preparation give. beautiful gloss
10 the htlr, ani gentlemen "a" u To- pre-
vent bildnc.. aud cure humor. In the
scalp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

.o,to ,oc-l--"Ne gels, how
,I.bt mu.t thl. yoang man D. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Ilahl Ihla MAJ.

saffsr,r-I called. doctor. 10 80 II you
frOm bsi tooth
Enthusiastically. madam. step night
into my drawing rom Chicago TINES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Lady (to stranger one ssst ahsad Of be-
In pssssnser cArp-Beg pardon. cir. wont
yoa help me put my window upi
stranger-with pleasure. only yos
can't get half the drsught from your
window. III put mine up. and thsa
,ou'il get the full benefit Of the outer sis.
fhervCSsw York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Classic Nssis.

A nsphes - Governor Robinson. % Ken.
tacky. wss r-c.nily saving sway at . I'd.
do. whsn soms one Ask~i him. What are
yoa plAying'' lie answered. TIN playing
elssslc music" To the further question.
"what sort q, music 1. elss.lc musio'' he
r,pli~i. That What aint ~, any tune 10
A. "-Etchsnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

The usual treatment Of caiarrh IL very
unsatisfactory, NJ Thousands Of despair
Ing patients can testify. A Trustworthy
medical writer says: "Proper local
treatment IL positively necessary TO suc-
cess, bat most Of the remedies In Eener-
al use By physicians AFFORD bat temper.
ary benefit. A cure cannot he expected
from snuffs, powders, douehes and wash-
es.- Ely's cream Balm II . remedy
which combine the important regulates
of quick action, specific curative power
with perfect safety and pleasantness To
the patient.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

TrAmp.-"Madain, I'm weary aud dl..
cour,g,,l, can 20 cut la ~. barn an
dleg" lady of tl,. lIou.e-"i'"or man
I'm sorry for YOU. Hut ,ou'll have to
com. some other time. We're going Ia
hive a Innc. out Tier. lo-nIght."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
IDYot WISH

To regain your health II YOU are all
broken down and suffering frcm ner,ou.
pro.iritioni will tell YOU what curr,l
me after suffering for months. u.s'l
two bottle. % Sulphur liliirr., anl now
I am . we'll mln.-C. >IiLrs. Bookk"rp-
er. Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Plat, Of 1ssssiss.

High prioci Doc;or-Yoa Are no~ con.
vale-ccn,. and all you n~~i s .ssrciss.
You .hoali walk tsa. tw,nty. thirty mliss
. day. slr. but your Walking should have
an ohic,t
Paiisui-Nl right. doctor I'll travel
arVaud trying "a borrow sn0ash ~ yay
your hill New York Weekly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
A Oa.sti.s sf rims.

''soms,hingou shi In - done about liam.
ua.r.mith. aid Chsppis. Il ssw him the
other morning. Nth q drr-. sutton.
"ilammsr~mlth' Ia tho morning Drv-s
sait' loa must 10 mistaken What time
~As IL
''Twothirty q m "-iisrI>r'. BsiAr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
DRrNKENNEss-L iQrOn IiAnir =
all the wOrti there IL bot ope surv.
nr ll.l.<.s s.ahlsu -t..lns

10 can - given In . cup ~ tss OF coffee without
The kno~ lelxc % the psr-oa taking 10, sdsstin<
O .l-~siy anil y-srnshsut surv. uhsthsr thr -
tisnt q. o moisrsls dnaker or an alcoholis wresk.
Thsa.snsi. % dranksris have bssn carct ~ho
have taksn The sobien spesthe In their cofs~
without their kBoui rixr. anil to-day hsllsse u.ey
quit irinkinx VI their Vwn FRYE ~ill No harmful
sdod rv.ults frvm lts Atministration. tarv
guaranteed s<si Toe sirraiar AMI fall paftisu'
hr.. Athirvss In .ssnsiseee, sohtss stsstns
CO., Iss Nss~ strvvt. tinsiss.ti. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

In China the man Who livss nearest
The scene of . murder h aocused % the
crime. and he must prove hs Innocence
% stand the punhhmsat Consequently.
U ~ \ innocent hs ratt,ss round pretty
lively 70 disoovss the criminal. -Chicaso
nmA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

one % the crowd watching q h.hsr-
min-"wr'Sr stood here p,ilcnily two
hour. nov. ani you have no, caught one
thing. DO you think Nc eau waste our
tune in thl. Nay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
tn. way. .s cs.i.s

"No. air." the eminent literary specialist
unmarked a. his visitor. the true genius
requires M outsiie stimulus. no spur, no
xosd Ills TREASURES come forth spontane-
oasiy. irvely. ungrudgingly. lie ne~is no
promptins. M suggesting. no urging
What 4. IA, Maria That hoy With the bill
Zoe ,rOcerie. again. hey Tell the little
scpundr,i N he com-- ssain before tho
middle 20 nss, month I'll skin him alive
Nov. sir. q. wss about "a observe. ste.->
Chicago Tribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Tn. ~.,,,m.a,.i Lottery.

Jink.-wihk. married woman of intsi-
LETT, di,int be-
Blink.-i don't know. Why
Jinks-l motto. he never has any buttons
on hi. clOth--.-N. York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

-whsi .ort q . restaurant 10 this, wait
err 10 N.lci the hrs, % that stcluslNs
-, that dsign~i "a approach.
well. sir. I know one man that. t~~a
coming hsrv steady for q month aud he's
living ~, "-PhllAislphiA Tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Nnd ChappIc C.a.ssit Ia smlle.-'''lhra
johnson .avs YOU nnd ] arr Engaged
E,h.l," .aii Chippi". ",lra John."n
Away. dh say every spiicfnl thing
,,.out M. ale couli ihlnk 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
A vvtssA IN Nod.

Ci.ver,cn-I am seriously contemplating
the sivisahliiiy % getting my meals ct .
restaurant How much did 10 cost you
when YOU tired n iAst year.
Da.hawsy-t<t me -. II ! rvmem,~r
rightly my restaurant bin wn about fifteen
dollar. . wrsk. I esp~nded on my break.
fast any cents; my lunch averaged ssv.
sn,y.nve cents. and my dinner amoun'ed
% dollar and o half.
Clcysrton los-tins upl-But, my dear fell
Low, that 10 over nineteen dollars wesk-
D..hs-sy-Trus Hut every other even
Ing I dlns,i with friend. -HArpsr's bAsaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

IL I. little remarkable that when Que
rrhesr.-. a conversation between one.
..lf snsI another, one AWAY. end. with
What IL .lii." TIL. u Invariably an
un,n.ucrable dictum. 10 you don't be-
lieve IL YOU ask "What dbl be- .ay to
thaty' Ani thi. !. what you'll get;
"Oh. I don't know; not much of any
thing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
-,...... ,.,a,,,.,.a Ne.

If,oa Win ,sni your Aii~... ~ viii nal
toa COR illustrated Ismphkt explaining al
ai-sat I,r pys'. CslshfstsI kl-stro N9tsir Hell
AMI appliances. ant theif charming sfsst. uIon
The nsrtoa. sisbiiitsts-i ~ stssn. an'l hYs The,
will guiskly v.tofv you ." stxOf shi MANIFEST
P.mihl.f frse. 10 yea srv thus arist.i. 90 vii
.sn.i yOa o Bsh AMI kpplisncs. 90 trial
NoltAIC BIIt Co. Nsr.hAH. Nlsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
AsaIeas % suit.

fskir-Ncck tie.. sus.ender-
IiAboony (haughtilyl-D5 ! look like .
man whOd wear . twenty cent b~cktie'
FAkif-vell. hAf some for tau osntA.
mater. -TexAs Siftings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
sahaskAa bar

he summer 10 her~ In her t>Au,y Orayst
Asi .--~t 3. tAs br,sih q The "a ,.f.
b,a u b<,a<. uitis ~ 10 sAs t-Aatifsi msll
Fz 10 800 y frecslst ell over
-no-foa Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
A R.ash Isilmate.

Biot-on-IIO~ did the baseball ssms
come OUT
Dump-ey - oh. I forget Somewhere
shoat forty 10 nothing In favor % the
Athletics.
Blol.-on-ThAi. Kind % rough e.,i.
mats. isnt ~
Damg--y Well. y.s, rather rough on
the other nine burlington frve Pr~ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Wonders

As vrcaghs By the nee Il Ayers han
vir,s An r,ssosins gray hair N its csiunsi
eoIos. psumssins . sev sro~th, ps.'s..
i.s ne hair frusa falling. keeping u son'
s,iiy. and abundant And NE scalp e'e''
healthy. .aa frrs irva dAndrun % hamoss'
Ths .ni,,t,aI tsstis..uy 10 that THIS pfsp.
srsti.a has n. saaAi - . df.ssihs' Asa
A. thsr,fose. Indispensable W s'sV WIZ
furnished tasist
II hs,. used Ayers Hair visor fos soms
time and u has -cthsd veeasf, iss me. :
..s troahled With asndruh and vss fsp'd'y
h.e.mlnr tsld. bat sincs usins the Nlsd ny
head 10 perfectly siear ~ dsnafvn, 'ss "a.
has ceased ocmins oct. and ] nov have .
s,.s ry~th, ~ the ssms ealof a. wen
vas a y.ang woman. can heartily fec""s-
mend sny ess Suffering from dsndfun ~
loss a hair o. uss Ayers Halr Nlf"s ss .
dressing. MrL LYDIA a. Messy fas'
Piifstoa. Ne.
.-soms time ago my sife's hair began 70
come oui quite freely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
MIA, Mad. u,~ Late.

School Teacher (,~,.rlyl-You ar. half
On hour late thi. morning
Little boy who was kept In" Oh. day
b-fOrri - Ycs'm II was late yesterday
when ~, home New York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
lriall AAaasHa.

Have 80 nssss,i IN rr'Impy I-sr,-ycss u 80
u DAT uaAites -h~r- ia have ss--a 'em-
INAi IN dri,,r In fruai All The maa al The rvAs
Hs,. .i-sy. . c,-elp~-- t-s.-~a 'eta'
-ElctAnsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

TiiE Truthful BoY.-A pedestrian
stopped yesterday before house which
bore the .lgn "For sale Cheap" aud In
quired Of small boy sitting ON the
st.ps:
''Bub, do you live herry''
"Yes, sir."
~ see the place l. for .aler'
"Yrs sir.
"Evet hear your father .ay what price
De- wantsr'
Ye., air. lie says that " any man u
fool enough Ia pay hlm siOoo he'll let II
20 qnicksr'n wink. hut u be has Ia take
81, jOD hell hold of little aud try aud
get . couple of months rent cut of L."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
A. r., u...i,, H.

Mis stiied tai . private partyp-Mrr
wItsd. won't you plssss play something
for " on the piano,
The Others Tin chorusp-Yss. do; Ne
want 10 talk. Lowell Gtixrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
Hts frefsreaes.

-Lcok herv. Why don't you INTRODUCES
me Ia your friend'"
Mot II know IL. I'd sooner lend zee
I've francs mysslf"-L'Elieuslsn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

,hlcagn'. Fix. Uncle SIm-"Now
,oa',r got the worli'. Fair. why don't
you l-gin work on hr' 'hic'go-
cant; Ne spent all our money getting
IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Al scalp snI .kln di.ei.e., 'isnlrnh'
falling of the hair, gray or fad"'i hair
may l." cur-l by using that nature
true rrm~iv, Hall. Hair l.en-Nrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
~ ira.-ii,aa.. nlr,,.

Ne ITNs-WIddes Uffds
1. Alfr,,i wAs = very popular King
. When ngh,srs spsr. ro~s generally
'ollo~.
3 r,w r,nt. s~ low enough "a sui, ten
anita
4 "iu rave no morv In proud despair"
8 That 4. large brvsi oven
a They livr.i FAR ap~rt-ridxs and valley
intervening
(, They .ho- little appreciation Of h,s
merit
4 IN. ~sii o~c. u. preservation 10 the
sondsrful climate.
. Look 80 gIesm 81 Ugh, In the dArl
b~>s
10 The hut va. lighted with rush light
~ Venice go tho lArssst mar In
Enrup~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Ne. MA Nsossssai ksto1&
NJ whole. compossd Of % lettsrs, b .
familiar quotation :.
an n, u, 10. Z. q. sis marine animal
q n. ", ~. 81. 10 70 . sacrcd plaza
lAy7, 3, -. -. q ~ h vehiclA
Is -. 4, ~. 10 10 . small ship
n ~, n, IA .. n, u u . girls Mana
~. 4 10, ~ h 90 disclosA
s. 10 Q prvposition-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

4 r.rful Prc.rut la every picksgc
slyrN,, the l-.t Washing Powder.
~old by grOwr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
PHYSICIANS GAVE NE UP To DIE.

Mrs. Kelsey verriil, widow 81 the late
James ". verriil, lives on Commercial
Street, wInterport. She ays: am
now slxty-one years old. Have been
troubled for some time With ulccratlohs
In the Throat Of canccrous nature, at
last becoming 90 severe n To entirely re-
move one Of my tonslls, and for seven
months had Ia drink Cruel, anil that
With great difficulty. Two prominent
physicians gave me mp to die aud re-
fusei to doctor me. Hearing Of thu
wonderful cure Of Marion Whitcomb,
With whom Was acquainted, ] resolved
to try Dana's Sarsapsrilla ~ y last ~
sort. To my great surprise Il helped
me 1t once. Before had finished TAX
Ing one bottle, was able to Walt the
nelghb0rs, Who were surprised enough
10 sce the wonderful change. am now
taking the third bottle, ms appetite and
strength have Increased wonderfully,
and my throat u nearly healed 20 I am
able % eat food - well % others. The
WORK Dana's bsrsaparilla has done for
ne b simply marvellous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

In every town where S,,tNA miro-
dur.,i the .il- u larger than all other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
rusiaas.

A TOY tread. on your corn. ~eoant help
u, -. are very sorry. 90 KNOW u tsnt
plcAsan,. bat nevertheless be dos Nov
~hs, musical instrument ~ili you Instant
~ nAms'
'Ons that would Ia Instrumental In bis
utter destruction" yVa say. fc.. its 'erJ
natural. bat MT the answer % our 9uss
liou. which 10 ''iiAuttoJ" 90 tor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

"iI-r hair /. ju.i too .sc't Tor any
thing" "Nh, In ls'-i' rcrhip. she
dt-..s. II With . hou.yromh."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Whatever Nuah's shortcomings, ~
knew enough a. 90 In sl,~n u raln"'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

The cat has nine lives, which shows
that Nature had = pretty fair Idea 81
hat the cat would have Ia go through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Temperance lecturer la New England,
Mrs. John BARTON, says; ] Was subject
To those deathly sick headaches aud also
dyspep.i,. sulphur Bitiers cured me
when all other remedies failed. Mrs.,
Barton I. the Wife of John Barton. Su-
perinten'lent Of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
renee, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

,.r~.yc.,s.es .. .sy.es e ,..sr,:. 70 q. l...:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
~. iif.-M.ra sa..r..

A shrub growing In the southeastern
part. ~ the unit~i s,a,s-. . s.nus Of
American plants, dirninish.- by little and
lii,l.. pablic. plso.- ~ rv,resi 90 aissis.
A co,suBs Tor the hani. 10 reduce, pr
tanning % sh~~p. spite. . conereis. rain
ous substance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Women we're IN ,dc bcfor mirrors, aud
they have b.-n before them ever since
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
TIE Cr~si World.

T.. tiri. az .anSins In the tr~~~
N~.f m erucslsts cal. ', s,~sn.
n-si I've "a ths !usnptns ts.ShAchs.
Abi
niAs. a.. .slioa -hsi M, .->a
NJ att as tai .si p~--ias fair,
AfAr- thai. .sa Ia I.~,s dreAm.
D., .h- .ioy-i 9Th ssstAss uaAh.
Al
TAlns. AZ ~sAissn -AAi thsr s-~m-
II. "a a.a cuts ID. cs-lt-ca ess.Aa,
An-i drtvetA . yitsh team
A Sr~il.,. eye he oAA 49, tArc,asA.
AL
nag srs ssiaom -hAi thsy sS~tA
-kssrr-y rn,ssIs,-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15
A n,..lf.., V.pl.....,.....

Marriage Ia indeed . lottery. sighed
Tofun0iiy. after IN With hi. siie
and -, 10th drv~ prtir-. " r,,urn~i the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-15

Words cannot express the gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers ssrssparilla.
Long standing cases Of rheumatism Yield
to this remedy, when all others fall to
give relief. THIS medicine thoroughly
rxpels the poisou from the blood.
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Cholers morbus and diArrhoca yield io
John.on's Anodyne I.iniment taken often
internally.
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A bolt Of lightning In q Kansas town
recently struck house and Get u on hrr
and nj the same time touched Cd the hrc
/ alarm. Even the lightning IL getting
pretty thoughtful In Kansas this sum-
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An EMINENT

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ciety when the hammock season arrives.
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