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Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20
1E~.Xl

As the Indians ran after them the
boys presented their guns, aud after this
maneuver had been n few times repeated
the wretched towards turned back to
plumber the camp. aud the boys were
left TO make their journey Of forty miles
to the settlements IN their stocking feet
over the burnt grass stubs of the prairie.
In the afternoon the wounded boy de-
clarcd his inability to proceed further,
and requested Tom TO 20 TO The settle
ment aud bring II wagon out for him.
Tom accordingly hurried on, ana Just
about sunset, while descending the river
Just above the town of Jackson (which
town. by they way consisted alone OF
frontier post office), just as ho reached
the crest OF n low hill and glanced
across the ravine to the summit OF the
next hill in front, he saw five Sioux,
who. catching sight OF him at the same
instant. came for him on the run, spread
ing their line like an opening fan az they
ran. Tom turned and ducked down
behind the hill, and instead of running
down the ravine towards the river
turned and ran up il and out on the
high prairie, where. provdentially for
him, stood an old deserted field which
had belonged to Norwegian settler
murdered in the last massacre. and
which, now surrounded by high rail
fence, was occupied by dense crop OF
tall weeds. Tom sprang over the fence,
and in his peril aud his fright not for
getting to carefully part the weeds in
front of each step aud close them to-
gether behind him, worked his way well
ont into the field aud fell fiat. Soon an
Indian, quickly followed by two Others,
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

WHAT VIC now think rapid travelling,
will certainly within few years seem
very slow. Faster steamers and swift
er trains will make the circuit OF the
world In thirty days possible
feat in tho present generation. Only
the completion OF the Russian trans
Asiatic road to Vladivostock Is needed
TO create the possibility.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

The French are surely peculiar
people. The native population grows
less than any other European nation,
but the party OF the right now proposes
70 tax all foreigners. At such n rate
OF progress the historian OF civilization
In the twenty-fourth century will write
at the beginning OF one OF his chapters
relating to Southern Europe: France
was.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

A DOG that recently died In Harris
burg was found TO have killed himself
by swallowing the remains OF n cigar
eta The case is unsatisfactory. how
ever. for qualification at the beasts
putting himself out OF the way is lost
In condemnation OF its bad taste In
choosing such method OF suicide.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

A NUMBER OF horseHesh restaurants
have just been started in Berlin. and
they are doing brisk trade. II is
strange that they nave not been
opened sooner In Berlin. for those
which have existed for several years
past in Dresden, Ham burg. Magueberg
and Frankfort have done an immense
business from the first
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

THERE is all the difference in the
world between the estimate that
history will put upon the work Of
Livingstone and that OF Stanley as ex-
plorcrs Livingstone was the explorer
pure aud simple, while Stanley was
merely the agent OF rich syndicate
prompted by the ono sordid purpose OF
noney-malSing.- That both succeeded
secd not be questioned
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20

TnE Australian government has n
standing offer OF sl25, 900 for anything
that will rid the country OF the rabbit
post. Physicians from Pasteur down
have suggested remedies. but not one
OF them. howsoever fatal his practice,
has yet discovered successful one.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20
Children In Franco.

France has 1000, 600 married couples
without children. There are lIS. sos
families, each with seven children or
more, which have claimed the cxemp-
ton from certain taxes recently voted,
by French. parliament.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1890-12-20
Queer Playmates.

A lion cub at the Cincinnati Zoo Is
being raised with black cat. Ii is
very fond of pussy, and they play aud
frolic together most amusingly.
, 1890-03-08
Extract from the Address
Of the Governor Of the Leeward
Islands to the general 1stll
3a1 LegisaEatlvc COuncfg. IT,.
A~tigssG Observer.

The expediency of maintaining regular
communication between the various In.
lands Of the ColonyEhas;lon been admitted.
but it has hitherto been difficult 10 secure
. regular and efficient service. The ROYAL
Nail Steam Packet Company have how,
ever now agreed to undertake the service
for Ave years with q first class steam
vssssel, OF 500 tons for a subsidy Of $4,000
contract which has been entered into
With the Company subject to your Con.
Armation. The Company informed me by
Telegram that they desire one or two
notifications. which perhaps may be left
t0't,e Governor to settle. The steamer
will work REGULARLY in accordance with
time tables to he published. and the rates
OF passage money and freight are to be
Nv and to he agreed on between the
G."vernor aud tue Company. It is propo.
, 1890-03-08

speaking at D meeting of the Customs Com
missi96 ofthe7 ChantbSv, said tllat0 he exs
pectAd TO tender his resignation to Presi'
dem Carnot Tomorrow.
n, Lecompte, y member of the Chamber
OfDeEntity, iii an interview with VI .Spaller,
r@fTesented' the disadvantage which French
dfy goods. would suffer frgff the adoption
by the United States Senate Of the Nc
,Kinley bill. NJ. Spullvf, Id reply, said that
France, England, Italy. anu Switzerland
would AJAX tho WAsiingt0u Government
regarding the matter. The bill is g high
tariff measure.
The Paris Colonial Congress 10 In favour
OF declating u French ptOtectOrate over
the Dahotney territory. al
Bagbad0s, d ,6th-rhe, Danish bark
Neptun, bound from Corinto to Falmouth,
aud ,abaidoned at SEA leaking ON the 14th OF
.FsUtiary,, arrived hers to-day in cllarge OF
salgeks cesw consisting Of the mate .
sfx men of the bafque 'tROse c" Il
Martinique. 6th.--The 9. Q. Acadia m
Anchor Line broke her shaft in st. Ltida
channel When en- route for Martinique and
was ftoweda here yesterday evening by
"Aiariehp Ofthe Quebec Line also coming
to this gpoEti. from St. Lucia. Repairs Will
be completed tomorrow, when sue viii
leave for Obmiiiica!. H!5@ $50. 500
Demsfara 6th.-+Tha shbsidy grAnted to
the West? India and Panama Telegraph
Coy, has been extended for q fuv ther term
of 10 years. A new cable will shortly DC
laid between that colony aud Trinidad.
New York, March 7th.-It is reported
that another battle has occurred between
the French and the Dahomens, III which
the ~nativeso were. beaten With heavy
loss.
Further advices from East Africa state
that Major Wlessrnann has again attacked
the Arabs.
In the French Chamber. of Deputies NJ.
Laur interpreted the Government respect
ing the acceptance by France of the invt-
tation to send delegates to the Berlin IL.
Dor conference. In reply NJ. Spuller de-
manded that the Chamber take the order
OF the day, which was voted by 4S0 TO 4.
A ST. Petersburg telegram state" that o
wO man has written q threatening letter to
the Gear.
1t lie stated that tha TichbOrne claimant,
Mr. Arthur Orion, wiIf contest at vthS,
election of a member of Parliament for
Stoke upon Trent
New York, 7th March.
Flour, st Lawrence, per. brl. @4.35.
Meal, best brandywine, per Ori. $2'5S
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 1911
New Seasons Pork, per hrl. .1O2.1t3
suOa, Crystals, per ID 5-11.13
F. to CIR, per ID. 5-3.16
BMglsh Islands !Molasses so test per gal. Is.
Exchange New York &ld Loai1sny &%S3&
LondOn, 9TH March
Enemerara Crystals per cwt 60 l6> Sd
NnscOvadO per cwG., EO Us. 81.
Sugar German Beet s. p. c.: {. o u,
n.a go lbs Sd
Denerara Rum per gal. .1s I'd to.1s.9d.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. Is. IS. 81.
,OOnsols, ex.interest 97:1
Bank of England Rate vi Discount "A per CT
Liverpool Cotton. Middling upland per ~
Od.
Three per ct. Rentes in Paris 86.25.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
Onn EAhclGS-

Velvet sleeve. In cloth wraps are I
feature cf new garments.
Cio.e-flttlng wraps, both short aus
long, hay. larger sleeves To accommo'
date the loose sleeves so much worn Ia
all dresses.
For an ocean voyage, = navy blue
serge With hat and Jacket 10 match u m
excellent cbolce. Warm wraps must b.
provided, 81 course.
The most charming 81 evening bon
nets are of embroidery la metal on Grape,
aud this gossamer hcsdgear u worn Ca
both theatre. opera and dress receptions
An economical device In q limiie'I
wardrobe IL Ia have = stylish black silk
dres. with two tciIce-, one high and oas
sleeveless and low-necked. One has then
q dinner dress aud one for ''high-neck~l
occasions" as some one calls them.
ssshes are more and more generally
worn BY It'll. children, aud the wid~f
they are the more stylish. soft Indi.
elk, half yard Wide, makes the pref
tie.t possible sash, aud Il may he had In
all the most desirable tints, tender OF
deep. a. one may desire. A Roman
szsh IL always attractive aud pretty, and
IL an investment for . lifetime, ~ u
never wears oat and can b cleaned agaia
and asais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
L.AolrS' SIX Vtsr

hi. Y-.t I. rihi-.i wofk throughout.
fuf this soft ~ knitting give. th- vet
mnfr saftith and sslf ani tho elastic
| lty that ~, Il Co the form llks q Jrfsry.
Vet. 90 underwear uf .llk afr m0fr ~.
tensi,r than WOOL. hut af- exceedingly
warm NlihOut t-lng vuml~rs0ms, and
they do not. like wool. shrink la wash
log. nor lritats the skin.
Tho lc.i washing color. nsNi io white
or cram. y. pale pink, aud u spool. ~ili
D. required for vet 20 this Sire j. "r
o. inchr. tust m~a.ur'l. tNo steel knit
ting ne.,il... No. H.. twelve inche. Ia
length, t~p ani half yard. ~ satin rib
hou. Que itch Wiie, aud ,hfrc yari. ~
narrower tlblon Ia run around The nrvk
81 th- wet cast on 80 stitches loo..ly
for Tho Loser ~ig- - IA. vest.
Tir.i rov-l'laln a. the eni ~ rov.
S-coni roN-'k 1.pg: frpsat from
Ca cnd 81 NV. anh keep the rib. unhrok-
.n.
nlrl tos-'k :. pa. repeat frUm
o. end - r,s aud Trtcai the sccond and
third roN ior - lnche. In length, anil
you Niil have a plccr for ih. front 70 the
vet. Nov arrange the work - that tie
Il
the roa fut .haplng th. ne,k aud shoui-
her hands. Knit ofi INV .tltchc., ritz
hing a. usual on to an extra needle Tor
tie sleeve. or shoulder hani, the 10
.tlich~. lef' can h. prevented from .lip-
ping % by placing small cork ON each
rnd ~ the ip-e,ile.
Fir.i ros-k spa, that u, con,lnuc
the ribblng and d-crri.e Il on the Deck
.ltl~ at 81 80 sitsl every row until the
~ It are ~ iuc,si a. -, knlt the pattern
Il Inche.: east 81. Thi. forms the sleeve
or shoulder hand.
Nov cast OF loosely iOO q from the
$50 Il, and upon the rrmaining ~ knii
the sleeve Ca correspond With the other,
remembering IT, dccras. only on the
ne,k side: thl. complete. ons~hslf 81
the ,.st. The other half !. knitted ~
actly like the first half. fssicn III.
sleeve. together on the top ~ the shout
der; then with a tlne crochet n-.'ile GRO
CHIT around the neck and sleeves thus {;
First row. Il c In each Il.
Second rpN--i long tr, nis. Il 4, ch,
I long o. la next: rcp-it.
Third row Il q under one ch, ~
under next IA, ! Il g under next T. ch;
repeat.
sew up the side. before crOcheiing
around the edge % the sleeve as far ss
the wai., line. aud II needed, Insert a
gu..c, for the hlp.. For a gusset, cast
on loosely 50 Il aud Knit them With tao
nec.lle. la rib. ~ : Il TX :, y -; max.
the gus.st about two Inches In length.
then narrow AZ the beginning of every
row until u comes to paint 81 "n"
stitch; make the other gu..et la the
same way. Sew them In the .idc- over
the hips and dawn Ia the bottom 81 the
vet. Crochet the three rows around the
bottom AZ wer- made around ia. neck.
Insert the widest ribbon Ia each sleeve
and tie Ia how. aud the nsrrose.i rib
hon In III. ncck Ia De- tiei sHdsr . bow of
the wide ribbon. smaller vest. can IL
graduated from this pattern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
TIE LAST RrsoRY.

The counsel for kemmlcr, the New
York murderer sentenced 20 be- put ca
death by electricity. are bound that he
shall live u such thing IL any wsy pos
slble. n be- had been sentenced To- death
by hanging. the sentence would long
sgo have b~en carried cut. AZ his Was
the Dirt sentence under the Law provId-
Ing for execution by electricity. his
counsel have carried the csse Ia the last
court Of appeal, on the ground that "
MAS q cruel aud unusual punishment,
such ss was prohibited by the constitu-
ton ~ the state. The matter Was hnal-
" Get al res, by the decision of the state
court, the execution va. 60 take place
sometime during the week ending May
"a, aud the final arrangements were all
made. Then the case was sudsieniy TAX
en- before the United STATES Court, which
I. asked Ia declare that form % punish-
mcnt prohibited hy the Constitution ~
the United states. There tb. case vii
rrmsln for some time longer. Mean
while. for q condemned criminal, kemm-
Ter !. enjoying hong drawn out lease
~ life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
A siI.nAy sl,Io. nor

n ~. Que sunday nst Water WHEN
The .lrighlng sas gu"'il sni tho ~unisy
school clas. wrr- In gr-ai dlsifvs..
They wanted io - sleigh rtilns aud
ssfv afraid the .nov would D. al gone
NV Monday rVrnlng They diint ~Ntci-
IN want e. ~ that afern"on, SUNDAY.
anil stlll dl want a. 20, - they mtd.
. comproml.- Nth their cuuscisnc~' ani
ill- day as fellows.
of course the sunday Sch"ol TEACHER
va. going nth thsm. 80 tho rl.ir souli
- very dignlfei. ,--fltting th~ dtV anil
th~ir position q. SUNDAY ~chool .cholar..
Then, further. each scholar pr"mls"i q"
learn q c~rtsin nnmh~r - extra S-r-~.
fnr The folloslng SUNDAY. In this vav,
goc,i. not evil, would come oai II the
rIdc, .urrlv Nnd finally, that their
mi hi not D. ton SECULAR an stmo.phrr-
io their slelgh ride, they ro-is io q veil
known c-mstsry. which doulsies. nude
their thoughts .@rion. for time. Tkru
al w all. Il wa.a very ingvnl"usly de-
,l.ed and. d"ubti~.s, very thoroughly
enjoyed .lslghing pariV, even " u dhl
happen on SUNDAY. Boston Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

F,af tranf- sPri.-i 81 afarm h"a- &c
an. Wei AL The fArussr. 4 have .
Ia.s- q $50 thAi 81 fssluirv 30 bosi,'
abr 80 Sat q a. u. al Tay yea
g. sol go csn aistis ths -Urs All ~
us1tsy us..ug Ya'lrusit.. a. yuu - o."
n tramf- asrs-,i o. 81 " -ufs ga tbs-s
c.ositsus. aNa-. t.1y.. sAii enc q ths
trans. sbn 50 ~ tls sAHs tluss ihs las,s-i
al ~ ufsi iuisl.is~ni q a. four. 'ihsfs =
~ - q a. foar q us dn,ng IT, AIM ArDnan 10
q 800 ls.ts drs- iois ~ - $40 shau
49, IN uissi bars dsy and so To fs-
~ nlrn De- osrh nan soSs ~ uasny dsys
a. h. D.. h1urs q iav
uls plan l-ius asry-si o.. - iasy tramp
i...k gs..l cars tat rhsncs shpui ds-ignais
kim D. g. ~ i-ssi uamlsr q huars - -ufs
No., 30 ~rre "a 1u b0arsof 500 alisits'i
o. that 49, trAmp sha,iI -urs ~ May
ban. . d. a. b. b. lti dAys. All yst - that
~ to tramI- sl.ui -urt ~ sane nlant-f
~ to.ar.i- luiIanA fsrm-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
Jusp-d %. n..si.

Ncrnsis NJ tsssa tie lsni.siys dslsh-
isr. ShAJ-runs.i BY hsr uioth-r. O. 10 cirvss
Tb-y -er~ watching tLs tambisrs. SD, i-sf'
ing firm N frfiug boari, turued oDe % tao
sm.r,saits over en- sirtbant
"wou.isrfal o. q r..uarkyd MrF1ngi.
"Y-. sali th.o.l is.iy. AMID yea sbos
thsy rynlni uis q vac
"Of met WAY la ne sthl-te
va 80 th- lar reply. bat go D.
juuip yuaf l.arl sutssilyf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
INV WAITS

An Associated Prc.. makes thl. an
noubcemsui
The illinoi. Steel Company, ~ which
the Jolls, rolling mill ID part, employ
Ing 800 men, Ia. Submitted this propo-
.hIsn 90 ". employees: The company
will give to zach man uho siays Que
ycar one Per cent ~ hls wage, sud 80
on up to Nv. wears. wh~n Nv. p@r cent
20 al. wsgr. will - Ai.le,i Ia Ill. paw.
Thus. at ~. end ~ i've wears. the cou-
PAW ~ill b. giving th~s~ employes
soon I-r ycsr. The men received the
proposition With unlouniei lov. hi.
will settle al likelihood ~ strike. 80
quilting work without giving n",lre.
sG.c"o year, divided smons s,oo ru'-
ploy~s, gives an s'cngr - al to zach.
n ihi. represent. Tor cent ~ The ssge.,
thru the s,rngc ~ vagr. l. s00 p"r
wear. Probably cipher v,s omitted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

WHAT - A CoLp In the head, Medi-
cal authorities ssy that u Il due to un-
even clothing Of the body, rapid cooling
when In q Precipitation, &c. The I'm
portspt point IL, that cold In the head
Il an Inflammation ef the lining menu
brane 81 the nose, which, When uncheck-
ed. IL certain to produce a catarrhal con-
dltion-f for catarrh Il essentially ''cold''
which nature Il ma longer able TO ere
solve" or throw Oh. Ely's Cream Balm
has proved lie superiority, and sufferers
should resort To h before the common
ailmeut becomes ssstsd and snds In OBJ
stinats casasyh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

"wh,, an awfully .m,ll mouth Mls'
H. lcy has" remarked Jennie. "rhni
!. only d-,.pii'c trick .he has scqulf'
81, rvpliei Mi. ~nyder. "N"u ought
,o lu.t .e- her oui In the yard an wash
day with five clo,hc.pln. In her mouih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

Gheum,ti.m I. cau.cl nv an ach la
the blood; therefore. external Treatment
sfiori. M permanent relief. |" elm
Inat- the poison and make a Thorough
cure ~ the disease, nothing else u 80
efficient .. Aver. ssr.aparilli. Give II
, trial. Price 81. Worth 81 q bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
DnrNnENSEss- LIaron mAnlr Ill
an Ne wcrti therv y bot ees ears.
Dr. llaines, NokieA slerlAr.

% eas 10 vives 10 . cup Of ssa % cs6e~ visheu,
Ne ksewi~Iyr Of ths psf,ss sakiss u. sasssias
Siess IL ( msiesse drinker % an aiocholic vwrk
Thsusasds Of druakaris have lesa esrci Via
have lakeu the Gokisn speyihc IN thslr eoGe>
Wisksss shsir ksovi~iss. And tsiay hsnevs shsy
ssls dri.ht.f Of thstr o.. frss vtn. Ne Aarcfs
euAsasSsSd. Sod ~ etreulas ed fan pass1cs
e. - !. sSssS::sa 49, ss'sA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

Chh..a writes; "what effect has
kissing on ih. lip.f' ki..lng on the
III. hi. = very pleasant cfi,sf, tlsri..a,
~ assure you. ~ there l.anything cl.e
ClarI..a want. to kDow she .hoald not
hs.ltaie 10 a.k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

a. YOU arr we'll aware that woah
not recommend that which did not b.
lIe,e To b. good, desire Ia ssy to all
who need a good. reliable family modi-
cine, that believe one bottle III sulphur
Filters Will do you moc good than any
other remedy ever ss~.-REv. CEriiAs
~pTII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

80 Va -Charai- lruAi fruit
~ yl-An Hear Ula-i CsnirAl.. boa
vAfte Crss suris. l. grumbling. .
clrOutc. VsNu. 4 nap s y q
eAh :. ArRos : rart~r. v rrcmEaa.is
~ Win Many Pace 4 TAR.
No GA Traln - Car.i I Carnival ?
Carp; a MsdaEA-car 4 Cariooa $
caTtuins and cardinal d War
81 A-Iiiiisa TVS Sandal. oas. ye-.
- A STANDARD work Barnes' Note
"a tie Ar;s
- 81 -Sgmsr.cal Enigma po-kaian
M g'-A Wlrl caAnse; FAx-cA2
.ip-.hia
No ga Bird rsf-.si stsrSlins. Mart
in Lnu ret. snlr-rur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
N.,,.... p.sa,,,.s.A M...

m yoa vtIl ..na ysar sairr.s. we vili nal
yea .ar iils-srst~i psmyhhs ssplsisis< 81
sLsst Dr. Dye. Cssbfsiesi Ei~tro- teas'e hsil
/ and appliances, and their charming sdssss uros
| tn ssrvsas deliiitstef systsa. ani boz we
Il pami,hl<t FIVE ~ yoa arv thus smistet. Ne III
| sssi VOC . Ten anil Applissoe. on . trial
volrAIc Halt On. Marshall. hhh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

4 Warwick "a man claim. 10 have
shaved himself for more than six yeir-
without q mirror. II would have b-cn
more surprising had he shaved himself
all that time With q mirror, In view of
the current low rates for rarors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
~ YoIf WISH

To enjoy good health. aud prevent the
SOD. 81 disease from ripening 10 Joar
system, YOU should use the best neil
cine la a.. world, Sulphur Bltier., which
will prevent your system from being all
run down by m,king u strong ani Wig
Iotou..-Upy. ". X. SNOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

.s..t Lffls - o. sslfr-- d. ~ rAus
Ufurr-r Nrstlr. rfH sfur.
nsAlntF %. 80 fafr asgi.i1 uasnr-n 81 faAA
IA IA. frsu.is Al a. 49, Slrsss AT trtsNi
Va aks.i fa-t 49,. e. tHAf iiils -
A. ~ iazni-.i str4Y u - fr~fh - -
IL 80 r.stsa sa'as.1 at 80 ssrr -
tIs thlnss 30 rsa rfarsl - 80 hsal
n y-ars frs.. on sirsif al Mn. o. - tAiss
IteTy AS .f "sasn ~ isaman
Al rrefyts thki ~ rsshss ~ If,,r.-s q
i.lsa
AuiI..y- hi-a . cal 49, .ls 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13
A .lo..ro.tp uuowuup oRoAN.

~iGN-rOStO SUoWusP ONosN.
The New Work EVcnlng Poet, ~" poll
teal BIbls ~ the mngwumps Who arr
too hlsh-toD-,l to b-long :" political
PARTY. In commenting "a Tho death ~
samuel =. Randall. .ay. "Ns mhiisr.
stand. The Democratic party Ia. M, on.
" No, lo.i. bat IN. bs~u delivered from
q great hlnirancc AMI embarrassment hy
NJ. death" Til. M doubt .e~m' true
60 paper holding Tho ulin.frc"-trade
view, - The i'o.i bat Il DO. .c.m q. u
paper - the proir.ss'i tone ~ tho
Poet Nigh, have s,pr-..-'i I, differently
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

Excavations In buried cities show that
the ancients made use of fourteen diii-r-
ent Kind. of bootjscks. OF the osths
which originally went With them, how
ever. We have only . few specimens.
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nssHa Ito her little how. "Now,
Bennle, u you'll h. good and 20 10 sleep,
mammall give YOU one 81 Dr. Aver.
nice segregated Caihartic FILLS, nsNi
time YOU nessi me,iiciDe." Bonnie, smll-
lng .wes,ly, dropped on Ia sleep al oncr.
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Many woman dust. billiard chalk Oh
her husband. coat With great drop. 81
tear. la her b~suiiful eve. as .he reflects
how hari aud how late be- has To work
al hi dc.k close io that nasty white
Ns.hei wall.
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4 >.ias.I rh...h,.

IN. shat pretty ohick~ns'- exclaimed
Nat-l. l.kiug AZ -lIns shlss nufy fsaibsrs
had b--n dyrsi iifvrsnt oolcrs
"Yo.. explained '.ycsr-oli Naise Thy
wsre hsicb-i cot q Easter rggSr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

All humor. of the scalp, letter .orr..,
AMI danduff cured, AMI falling hair
ch-cke,i. hcncc, hiliue.. prevented by
using iiall'. Vegetable slciii,n Hair i''-
neNeF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

-. Haiiis hss rsfu-~i yvai We'll,
-oaiint car rilss . ibougbiie-s thing
AM dossnt su,- hsr own mind
That ~ Oh. eel. u abe do~~nt sno-
hsr mini T-fLag- ought uut o. mini bsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

Wise Father to married .onl You're
living very nicely. .ee: hut are YOU
.aVing ans money! We. Son (shl.pef-
Ing Yes, bat dont tell my Wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

"IIer fc.t hew." Rad ichabo'l, hat
jonathan Spoiled the climax by .aylng.
''Th.u shs must haN. had ."ar toes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-13

OXFORD. 80 s-Ata Court of Probate. hell q
Pshs, within ss'i for The County % Orfori. %
tbe tiari rsesisy ef Apr. A. u. lso
namsi kxcsufriec- In Q certain iastfans~nt pur
porting ~ 10 the Last Win AMI Tsstameai oI
Henry 4. nslfs sol es-iieii th<rvss zts ef Nines
s<nt~i thu sane Tor frolsst<s
OnDtnHD that The saii kxecutrtrts give bs<irs
" all essea sinterestei, BY causing copy ef thi,
ori<r 81 - vublisi-t three we<ks sscssssivsly
IN The Oxford Dcserrst printed q Paris. thsI
heh e rans. 10 said Ceursy. On NJ thiri Tses
day VI May n<rt q ef tks sisrk In ~ fsrs
sesa, sod shsw easss u sny sisy have. uky a.
-, Isssrs.sss ssssLi - ?: yr,si. syysy,~1
=: 81 : 1917 = ~ ~ WIN and r''s'.''s q
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