davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-05-08

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un p'azeo oown on o. oatn-
~ 'snu gnu .n,ew = nerce
~ essl VT es sna''or',,e ,'', so.na, ~
'ltI'ea,nE as M an .no , neat scsn,su ',' 70
= ~, y, s sss,, usxs,'n a. :, .mn us,sn,nsss LIE
,s'.,' - 49,. ,v u's'a"I '.,"a, @ ,.on
\ rn's - a'c",.s . ,I shs $500, S
go ,.,,,s ar, ., t,,' s ~
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,,,,r s,, ar.,,,rd - s~c,,.1. ~
4 an6 ,,rhs ''
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rre,.,s,, a,Y,S,n prlda G az .,.s' .""n -
,sr ~ 40 ho.,sr shra., y rss,. -
.h-dc ~ ,,,esssrr cnn,r,.t snth.
si,-r ~ lss,,..-. - sha $500
=, *, ~s..~. .snnJ ,.~s', :,
,,t,s. a,r,- scc,,r,r = 49, s..v .,',pr -
s-1s.1ss,,'I
- ss,~<, -,,no,r~ a. 49,.
49, i,st,a as;.,'Ss,s 49,
sr,r-;n r.,r ana ~, : s,h.,r ~
,hi,n 81 4 negro giri Il, Of 4 "a brush-
tk- 0s-~ -s-.y ,',sth .i.,.t,a
80
= - /. s.,.cs v ..,a ,v.. ~ s,o
80 ~ har .v.s s.o,r si,s
.,,, .,-.A
- la | n... s " .y.'
~, ,n'u 1y,n, ,nc nu.so,
% s,, ~ so'' e"'
s 'nsu
% ~. ~ .m.o.sn wy
% VIC s.' calne
2 = ~ n.' anu neHIea'
~ e'spou a"u,' uu'
~ ,r, nv .e
nc e.ns' nen .wo
m ~ 'u ~ nesl"
eu ous " niee, i'or' -
w.. ~ .''s iion Wy sci
w me- .nem snu .ns po"~ .c-
49, ~ ne 'a.ns, ,,s, wr.o ''i'
~ navns uei,voIeu iiei nu-
xH18nt, Went on her way uewn
coH
! ! I
bis was scventy-flve years ago
- fin,c ~ fbe sIave trade A
~ ,,a6 ,,,.t .f.y,. tnso ncrt ~ aa-
-s e''- . - ~ -
,n's bringing " "crRo Oh negroes
the planters around went 10
n 70 make their purchases.
onAld Lachlan had gone up
n his sea-lsland and bought
ntv sIave. land w.s sar NOR.
az, 49,. 49,
'"s ennn iaoo ne o"neu nun
~ ot acres nnd ne must nave
ross TO work them. Most OF
70 he bought were lads of from ~
ls years OF age, finding them
y apt to learn than the older
5. He had, however, made an
option to this rulc in favor of u
of 40. He had IA splendid
'sique, though n little pulled
~ by the long voyage across seas
the hold Of the ship Indeed
wore all more or less crippled
a being pnckcd so closely, and,
ueS now Mnoea, Iney noooled
s.r ~ ,bab c,,,s,rs % % nv. n mew
horn necroc,,.Nas thew led tbe
10 the house. They wem
berrnore hainpcred by their
hing, which had been put ON
prior 10 ianuihg ana which
ill., % rSssi NV, ~ seeh ~, 'cio'v, lnouen
no of n sbirt and short ,ro,,-cr-
'hlto homcspun. they found il
oppressive and combining.
Dey, now " cried Tyra, the nur-
maid, "Ma,isser done gone ter
n an fotch back mo- monkey
yrn wis the daughter Of the
I, Maum Satyra. The name Of
important functunry had been
, 1890-05-08

SAN FRAscIsco, May 2.--About 2Sor
children from the grammar schools -
this city visited tho cruiser Charleston
to-day.
, 1890-05-08

clan, DR.. w. D. Ewell attorney'at-
law, A. c. SWEET; real estate "A. u
Sweet and Holbrook 4 lawrence.
Mr.. Lawrence, Of the latter llrnl, IL
n member of the state senate and n
pleasnut gentleman 10 meet.
, 1890-05-08

Mr.. Frank NJ. Winship, Of the
Herald, Is publishing spicy, newsy
journal. He has lately added an
entire new job Office. and is turning
out tirst-class work. Frank lisa good
writer. IA kiud-hearted and whole
souled gentleman. who finds nc
trouble In his pathway through life.
lie is deserving of the patronage OF
the public.
, 1890-05-08

She was white, she was fearless,
Tor never had black raised his hand
I. her. He recUiled.
"1sAvs the yasdp she ordered.
, 1890-05-08

Ing the grass that sodded IL to keep
1t fresh and green. One day, as he
was thus employed, a blue bird lit
among the pink oleander blooms
and sang.
"Dey now, dey now, Mass a tty
done come back ter him Bundoop'
ne cried In Joy. and fastened to tell
'Tyn, who listened with n super
stitlOis thrill.
From sheer loneliness and then
from force of habit, no took to fol
lowing round after 'Tyra, till he be-
came quite infatuated about her. AT
first ,'ryra made sport of "Uncle
Buudoo'" then she softened to "B'er
Bundoo."
"NIissis," cried Maum S'tyra In a
rage, cant you git mausser to sell
dat ole AfrikIn Bundoo?" Tyra
tu'n fool bout dat ole Niger"
"I sho' misses" cried 'Tyrn,
"mnmmy jes' hate B'r Bundoo,
cause % wtint mine 'er."
"i's a vile Afrikin man." cried
her mother, turning on her, "nut-
tin for you ter marry
"'E good 'nuf icre ybaudyi 'e''
kingW
When Mrs. Lachlan heard this
she laughed, and told Maurn S'tyra
II was too late tn interfere.
~ like 'em fis', misses, cause e
no fon' oh Mass Atty" said Iyro,
and that settled the matter.
so, In spite of Maum s'tyra, the
two were married. All the plants
and shrubs his mistress c0ula collect
Bundoo planted around Arthur's
grave, till ut last u lovely garden
spread out thence with the little
marble headstone tor the center
ornament.
As he worked and tended his
flowers, Bundoo watched and list.
ened for the bluebird. Spring after
spring II came and sang amid the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
khIr1lp ssoulpla cApl.

HI. 1. ga. % the simplest pattern.
know a. Vet very effective. To make u,
tao color. of GermsntoNn az similar
ool ~ill 30 needed. With small bone
needles. say. tor Instance, you chose.
t~o colors. black and r~l. Cast on 81
.iliche--lc.. cay ~ should yoa Eut
,lc.lrv 80 d~rp cape. for this usc the
black. Knit across t~lcr plain. Ia give
a gcoi clrc. thru purl snd knit plaln al
tsfnsirly for rows, Ia.i ne you would do
. stoc King heel .o that II \. all plain on
Que shi. sni parl',i on the ",hcf. After
rows. ioln IN the rci aDd knl, strip ~
rows la the ssiD. way. ,oBiinur In
this waV until you have ~ DARK .tfips
and - light ope., hnl.hlng With the
dark.
Nov hlni 81 loosely ] stitches, drop
ping the iih: blni 81 three more, drop
ping IN. iih; aud thu. continue Ia the
rnd, knitting IN. last ! plain. i.st the
iroppssi stitches rs,el hack Ia th. be-
ginning. Work border ~ shells around
the -ig-, az knitted border. q. you
prefer. dc.p shell .csllop % tn black
90 darker color. edged With th. lighter.
I. very pretty. Finish the neck Nth a
rox of .pacc. made 90 douhl.-trrbles. Ia
run nbbon or cord Ia. With . scallop
~lgr.
\ .k.ln IL each color make. q cspr ~
common .l,-. ! think shetland fo.s
pr-tti.r than Oh. Germantown, " h-ing
mor- delicsi.-lcoklng. Dor this mor-
stitches. liner p~.-dlc., aud mor- strip.
- M D. needed: n and M 20 the latter
in.t-sd of - abi ~. Care must D. tax.
On not to drop or split any .'itche. In
knitting. ~ SURF aud Keep the same
numtsr ~ .tlich.. throughout.
MH.. ]. ~. MckAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
nnArI NlrIAR.

Two pounis of Cstswa grape,
squeeze through cosrse cloth, add To-
~. Iuic- 'hr~e table.poonful- IL loif
sugar. anil op. cup % cold water. Add
shay,Sl ls~ or water To- suit tlg. taste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
uoo.rnrRp, stint n

-Four holllng water over green gco.e-
BERRIES, cover wlth cloth, cool, drain,
heat the Juice snd pour over tho berr'c.
again. brain. coal. adj = pint n sugar
Ia each pin, 20 fruit, boil, skim and bit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
psoolIR vrasUs ovAklR.

A Yankee pcidler travelling In Penn
syisanla mes Quaker going 10 mill With
. bag of corn.
"i ssy, mister. what do you AZ for
your CORN Inquired the Yankee.
at Isn't for ssic, friend" mildly re-
piled nroadbvim.
"Isut Z am greatly In nesl nj corn just
now, Ne my mare u nearly starved, and
nobody round here appears Willing tn
trsde. ] thought you Quaker frIlers
WAS chock full of the milk NJ human
kIDdne.s. Now Ne ! vas robbet bsck
hev = piece of all my cash, ! don't know
What on alrth ! am going To do when the
mare l. GIN out"
"weli, friend" said the shrrwi lusk.
er. III thee has anythlng that ! eat,
turn 10 the same accoant ne my cora, !
will trade Nth th~- at dollar la 'hel.
hut not otherwise"
.And pray what are YOU going to do
With Va"
"Grind II, Ia IT, SURE" saii Broadbrim.
chuckilng at the though, tina, that Ma.
peidlrr.
"weii. I'll dew u On them terms, anil
YOU my empty your corn loo my feel
bcx st onc~." aid the Yankee.
"Apd pray, friend, What am to have
In exchange for the two bushels at corn
that can turn Ca the anne accouniF
''O YOU eau take your choice; I've gct
l,ckul,c. At d c.nts apiece; razor. at
the same pricr, ave. At FL, snd various
other notions. You'il hnd that they can
all D. ground Ia great advantage. In
short. you can grind '-m ss often ss You
ple,sr, aud II wont hur 'rm."
The Quaker WAS so tickle'l at tl,. Nsn-
KEGS Wit ih,t h. lct him have the corn
without further plriey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NC PROBABLY sAo ANOTHER curler

The brazilian naboh, Bsron fcw.u.
died. not long .inr-. II WAS cue ~ HI.
p-cull,ritle. never to fer servants, aud
the walter. 10 the ,ir'ou. hotel. NJ
which ~ solourDsi we're f"r that rr1san
no, partial ~ him. One morning While
STAYING NJ the m,guihc-nt Msux h"'rl,
IN lilo .. Jan.lro. d. csm~ down ."
hwakfas, snp ordered outlet. After
h. had eaten u he ordered . second.
"ii,ron.- .sid the heal water mill
,iou.ly. "it'. q custom wiihus never Ia
serve the SINE cour.. tvlcc ~ . meal y"
"I- that .os' .aid frr-su, aud ri.ing
from hls seat ~ left the room.
In ten minute. he cain. back Into the
dining rom. "wslier." he .sld. ~
la,. Just bought thl. hotel aud sm m,.-
ter her. now. n. ,ou ~ill no, be shl.
o. g-t accustomed Ia my new plan ~
.er,Ing guests sccorilng to ,h.ir wishes
,ou are dismissed ~ once" Thcrrufou
be took up III. napkin again and called
10 another walter;
"Now bring me another outlet :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NoN ur.,DuNT r.xu..

o. The The tssa ~ byrOa In ths Coahty % en-
fori tsf ths wear l--e
The foliswing Mt "a taN~- On rial sststs ~
non re-iisnt 90 Bsrs In tis tosn ~ uyFsa fur tn
year l-ss In biii. ruusuittsst O. \. 30. Reel. Col
lstsF - ALI tYsu oa ths fint sisy - IaRs. l--s
IA. hssa ~tarpe by him - ne a. rrtnsiRinz an
patti on ~ fist lay ~ June. is., by NJ scFtin
cate ~ thai dais all nsw resasin. uapali sa.l
nssic. l. hsrvhy stFsn that N tie alt taNes In
tsrr.t AMI shsrsrs arv nj pail In D. H. Tr.a.a
W ~ ssii tssa sithia eish,e~a asaths frosn tks
the date ~ esamitsasnt ofsAii hills. mach %
The rrsl estate tass.i viii - afsisnt Iy ts
amoant due thsFvfse ineissiins tntsrvst AL
eharEvs sin withsat fuItisr nstlrs 10 soii Al
publle sssti"n "a ny oaies In ssid tS~a Ca tiss
Ia dsy 20 Ian. i-1i. al .'chsk In tn aftrFnoJn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
HINTS ON MAKING AND TRIMMING.

hlNIS ON NsSlNO ANU IWNNlNns
Iac--llk. strip. arr the feature In cot
ton sui wcolen thin dr-.s gceis, aud
tr- made Sciy effective By running In
narrow silk or velvet ribbons, aud IN
I.hlng With ro..tie. Of IN. sane.
\ fut.d brim l. a novelty In straw
honnsi.. \ black chip r-ccntly Import
III. 81 ihi. description. was trimmed
siih nsrrow blsrk rlbbou. velvet aud
cow.lIp., the ribt-,n plnne'ion With small
gold pins.
Che,Ioi. srr la special demand for
taIlor-mad@ gowns, aud are severely sim.
pie Ia cut and .tyle. Che.k. aud plsis
are largely adopted, th. boiic. cut cross
over abd lined w,h .Ilk; the skirt only
facol.
Mu.lIn dr-..e. Ar- made With straight
tucked skirts, full, crossed, v-.hsped or
''.urplic-" bodic~., high, full. ieg-of.
mutton sleeves, ani broad wai.t-bsnd of
.ilk az ribbon. They are inexpensive
bu, very effective.
Long i.earl buckles are .llgiily bent
over aud u..,l upon th. shoulders of
gray or p.a,h-tinted dresses, Ia an up
ward position. One upon the left .houl-
Ter holis the drsp'si failne.-, which !.
caricd In diagonal line Ia the right 81
the waist.
4 novel idea for evening drrsse. IL to
stripe Wilt. .llk with black velvet; add
q brus.l. full ~si.t-bsDd of velvet To the
full. opeu, crossed bodice. aud high, full
.l,~,e- of black velvet. There are Do
cufi. aud no contrast of white upon the
sleeves.
Lace cape. are very easily made by
sew ing deep plaitci lace Z" q neck yoke.
covered with plating of the lace, ar n
~Ll- ruch.. The lace must be plated
very full sni must be of handsome quail
Nv. Some are made With tuo plaiting..
Ike founces.
Cotton dresses are made with straight
skirts, full "baby" ar crossed bodice..
ini shirt sleeves, the deep Gun. buttoDed
Ohre) on the hack. n the wesrer pos
.esse. full round hgur, sleeves and
bodir- aud front ~ skirt NAV De- tucked
lengih~i.e: " thin, they are better gath
crcd, or the skirt made With an spron
front.
A .oft gray CASHMERE or wooden dress
I. Indispensable for cool days In the
country. Make II With an open jacket,
straight aeross the wsist-llne In front,
and straight skirt trimmed across the front
with border consisting ~ rows of braid
or VELVET, ar embroidery an the materi,l.
wcir II With full shirt vests, white. or n
lighter shade of the color In soft sIlk, or
crepe lie chine.
Flower bonnets are revivei In what Il
callesi the valols, n small oval, and the
round az Tudor shape. The frame of
black lace IL thickly covered With violcts,
or the little star-llke "none-
such. 4 black lace butterfly, or smilI-
er g"Llen butterflies, or enamelIesl dies
the ornaments, poised upon
hne, unseen wirr, over, but touching th-
blossoms. TIE strings tie from the
back, aud are usually narrow velvet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
40. sea. I.,,.. r..,l..

o o 90 o o o o o o o o o o o
saf 10 II u n 10 u
IN. hfts-n ciryle- rvprv-sui tho hn~n
lst,sr~ q ths slphsi., whlch can D. formed
by straight une. The words make . sen.
tsuc. risfring o. tbs--e letter..
rvfr,-snts t-r~,n.l pruB"un.
I0.Agd To have an hi.s"
aapsrsonAl prououn.
ALit.2.svsrb In trvqusn, a.. dsno,ins
IsuS--rssiau.
i0A2SATsr>onl prO1oan.
l. :. an adi-,tiNe.
1AeLT.s. "a. AT last"
aiI.ag level. 'smooth." equal"
a. pr,fS dsh0,ing past"
Is Duish suf,l Zoe Ia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
nA.InrHHi vi>r0An.

Cover rs.p,rrrie. With good elder ,in-
rgar anil H., stand over night IN q stone
jar. strain. an'i add pin, for Pint II sugar.
Iloll ten minute. snI bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
For the cure Of the inflammation aud

For the cure 30 the inflammation aud
congestion called "a cold In the head
there l. NOR. potency In Eiy's Cream
Hahn than la anything el.e IL !. possible
Ia pre-cribe. TIL. preparation Ia. Tor
years past been making a brilliant sue
c... ss remedy for cold In the head.
catarrh snl hay fever. u.-si In the inI-
tial stage. ~ these complaint. Cream
Balm prevents any s-riou. development
of the symptoms, while almost number-
lees case. are on record of radical cures
10 chronic catarrh after all other modes
Of treatment have failed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

iac--llke strips arr the feature In cot
ton sui wooden thin dr-s gc"i., aud
ir- made ,c,y effective by running In
narrow sllk ar velvet ribbons, aud nm
lshing With ru.stie. 81 IN. same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
N.,is. n Y.s.si...r..

~ IiEREAs Anc~ =. n.yntsn then % ssis,
w 81 nov ~ R.Nbuy inthe Csonty .fOxfs~i
ani state ~ Aaise dbl On The -e,snteenth dsy
~ Ostsl'sr \. 10. is-l by hsr m.rtxsse dsv-i %
thai date. dsly excsatel ant r,rsriei In Osfsri
Registry % Ds~sis t.s.k isi fAxc ss cos,sy In
mor<s<r % Leoaari %. fstrisy % ssii AHA
yer csusin trsct 90 parcel 20 hsi situated In
hsShary In ALI eoanty sf OHfsri and i-isx all
~ ~ sami.sr-i two In The thiri range 90 lOts In
sail tswn sf Rssbary. Ala the westerly half
~ - num,~svsi tvo In tbe fourth rangv ~ lie
In ALI sesbsry ant bsassiet as fellovs Via (;
On th~ north by isad tsLsaytnx On Naartce =.
tta--ey. es the east Wy Lssd owss-i by tharir.
sal f.sk rhiibrtck. oa The south BY issi of
Henry Laid asi ca The ve-t by Land ~ ., T..
Taylor. meaning ~ convey the sane pwmi-es
conveyed b. the ssii Anse \. Iioyntsn ny lem.
ART u: Lo,ejoy y his 'i~ei 'iaisi O'telsr " a.
u. III ~ reeure tsepayw<nt of six nases ef kani
thssyi. .le.srtl<.i, and uhrress Orva ,. I,s,ejey
sdnisistrster of The estate Of the ssit Leonard
y. Lesstsy hse dsrrase.i did ea III NE twssiy.
fesnh day q J.ly A.; d. iss transfer ssli
mortkags ~ Annie =. isysjey willow of sali
Leoaari ID. ie,ejoy BY HE sssifsmest daily
:sce.ss~i ssd rcssrlssi y. Oxfsci kesissry ef
al x:ss Is,sjs, e. ASA ss i rss. ~ %
~ ,wssiy ara DAY Il Jsss a. b. - ,rssiss
srrlsr y Ess sssirsssss dsiy ssSrsssa ssi
rvrortsi - Oxfsri ksgtssSy u t,ssis, bsok -,
pass - Al vksvsss u cssdisisss sf sata noss.
EAgs havs bsrs brpkss. .elain sors<lesun II
.sis al pssvtisd ssd cvs AZ sssiss fss sAsi
csaAs. y. ioyxyoY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Nd,ertl.cr-i wi.h TIL. Advertisement
placed In some part ~ the paper whsr'
people will D. SURE Ia see u. Eiitor-
N-., .lr-y-s, .lf. ! can put u right
along.Id. 10 an editorial, II you wl.h,
Advrril.ef-iIem' Please put u along
.il. the base hall news.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
M~lsrn Nsf.laaa.

PeOpls 10 lohser lsugh-,hsy lndulsr In
ul.rrimsut. They don q ~alk -tLsy prom.-
n.-is. thsy never eat any fooi-thsy par.
tale 20 r,fr,-hment. NOls.iy has tooth
yuilssi oat-lt |. ,xtrsct.l No one has HE
feelings hurt-th.y are l.c-rat~d. Young
msn DO hot - coar,ing the sirls-thsy PAY
the young lasliss grcst s,tsation. IL 10
vulgar o. visit any oDe-yoa must only
make . call Ot oour-s you wouh no,
think u .rliIg 10 l.sl-yOu wonld r,iire IN
r,-i 90 --.k your pillow. Nor would you
build hOu-e-you would srvct H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

A BOSTON biography. says the Budget
80 that city, need not be volumlDous Ia
order Ca suggest the salient points of the
typical life of culture. For Instance
lie was born la boston; he graduated
.ucc~s.iyeiy at the iIo-ton latin School
anil nc Harvard University; his yacht
Won tile race az Msrblebead Neck: he
had q poem la the Atlantic Monthly; be
was a president NJ the ~. i.otolph; be
had q pew at Trinity church, and MAS
buried NJ Mount Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

No medicine In the world IL In better
repuie az more vlisly known than Aver.
ssrsspariila. a q safe aud certain ren'-
civ for all manner of blood disorders.
leading p y.lclsus aud druggists every
where r,vommend II Ia preference Ia any
other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
srEclAL ANNOuNCEMENr.

We have made arrangement. With Dr.
II. J.. Kendall Co.. publl.hrrs of ~
Treatise on the Horse aud hls Di.esses
which will enable all our Subscribers ."
obtain q copy of that valuable work free
by sending their address (enclo.ing =
two-ceui stamp for mailing same to llr.
u. J. Kendall Co., Enosburg Fails, W.
This book Il now recognized ~ standard
authority upon all diseases Of the hor.~.
as iis phenomenal sale attrsts. over four
million copies having been soh 10 the
past ten years, q sale never before reach.
Ell By any Publication In the same period
Of time. We feel confident that our Pc
irons will appreciate the work, aud be
glad to avail themselves Of this oppor-
iunIty Of obtalnIag . valuable book.
It Il necessary that you mention this
paper In rentilng for the "TrrstIse."
1hls ofysr wIll remain open for oaly =
abort time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

IIr (r-adlng l-"Chlckrn, roas, hcrf,
roa.t lsmh, turkey. b--f.t.,k aud onion.
81" she Cinterrup,ingl-i know What
would like. that u, u you ate some i"o =
iI- BORDERING without he.li.ncyl -"iIsrf
steak aud onion. for t~o'' She rap
turuusly l-'.Dh, Georgr'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Much Injury !. done by the u.. 10 lrrl-
tatlng. gripping compounds tasrn q. pur-
gatisrs. In Aver. Iills, the piilrni n .
|, mild bat effective csthartir, that eau
h. conndeuily recommended alike for
the most delicate Iaileui. a. we'll a. the
most robust.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NOV nEsinENr rAxEs.

In the ts~n ~ Ms..a, In The Ioauty Of
Oxfori, Zoe The year is>s
The felis~tns Nc ~ sxs. on rial estate % nsa
re-tisut e~nsr. In The ts~a ~ Ms-sn, Zoe ths
year ~. IN hills cosnstt-i % fletehsr .. Tesn
cc'istor 90 all tosn the ltfh day of May,
ls-s has been rtufnei by him " me a. rrnsin.
iax unIsii .a The lnh day ~ MAJ. Leo, by NJ.
csitineats ~ that dsis anil noe rvn.ain. un,sai
AMI notics u hereby given that N all tases. In
tsfrst AMI ehArxes are net paid lnts The tresssry
81 sShi tswn. within sixhts~n month. from the
ststs ofthe esafnhmeat % -sii IAN. ssssh of the
r~ai estate tsse- ~ viii - .anisisnt b. pay the
amount due thsrvfsr, tnsiaiinx intsrv.t aud
changes VIII withsat further notise hs .sh Al
pablo aoetion a The Tws.arers once In sshi
tswb, on SATURDAY the Is day 81 November,
iSo. 81 Zen o'elsk In The fsvnosn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
DnuNkENNEss- LiQrOn HABIT =
an M we,.i tl..r, :. ss, oss sar..

10 can ~ sis.n In Q cap 20 tss 90 c"f.s stth.'u'
ths kag~ s-ls. % ths y-r-sa tskinE %. sfrsuns
q st-s-iy anil Icrnaneut Cufv. shethsf The ps
tisut IL m.isr.is trtnksr or an slroiailf ~r,sk /.
Thsa.Ani. % drunkarl. hsss t-sn ear~i sho
hs,s t.ksa ths ,olisn s,-~iar In thsir csres
sithSst their kBo~ <-tx.. anil t~tsy tstsNe thy
quit drinkinE ~ their o~u five will No hsrufal
ef.st rv-1ns frvm us ssimini.tfsii.n. ture
s,lsTants.nl. sssi Zoe .iuuisr asi fan Iariea'
I.r. A,Llrv-. In ooaa.ienss, Gel,en sI-sine
Go - Itsee strvst ttestansti. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
,,o,. In,.,. 4, m, pIr,., poy,r,v.-

Hope l.Ingcrs 10 the Dlrr.t Poverty
\ I.oor country editor sDi his Wife ~cr'
nv skenci on. night by noise al theii
window. ..Ju-t think" sahi the wife
with y .ubdued laugh. "of = bargiaI
coming here expecting io hnd some
thing" "iIush," whispered ih. edItor
''I-t him climb Ia, th-p . will give q yell
anil u my cause him Ia drip some
thing he has stolen rl.ew here"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Brown-"Qulie the rsgr among dudes
to grt on ash Instead ~ .u.pcnder-.
What do you think II tb. fashion
Fogg-''I think that 10 a donkey, by
clspplng on q .ur,ingle, can make Hun
..li h.lir,. be- I. a horse, u mu.t D. q
grcst comfort Ia himself and NO harm To-
ANYBODY sl.e."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
CARn Or TIlANkS.

I hereby desire To extend 10 all Of my
friends my thanks for the many kind
nesses extended To me during my past
illness Of over three months from rheu-
mati.m, and especially desire To tell
them that but for Sulphur Bliters ]
should have been suffering still. May
you never suffer what have, Il the wIsh
Of your friend II. II. TAyLErR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

The Ofiice Towel.-..iiere," said the
stag. manager 10 the new actor, Who
Was washing OF hls make up, "what are
you trying to wipe on that sheet Iron
forr That's what We mike the thunder
With "Iseg pardon" WAS the reply,
al thought Il MAS the towel. usesi
to h. In a newspaper Office you know"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
r. N.,,.... ts.s.iu.s.a Nee.

ifysa -tn -.si year stir~.., ss -iri nail
yOa COZ illustrated psmpAi.t ssPislalns al
al-sat I,r py.s ..l.isfsts-l tl~stfO Netsis iisi'
All appliances. sni thstr eissfniag sf~t. uIoa
ths nsrtoa. sisbliitatssi sy.t~u,. sat hys The!
stli auifkly r..sssv yoa o. ttsof sat Inanhasl
rsmphst frvs. N yea afv thus ariStsl, ~ ~ill
..ai yOa . tlsh sol Apphsocs. On tral
NolraIc HILL Ca. Marshall. NH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
HOW NICE

Ms. He'll !, looking, Ahdlc. Nc., Laura.
WHY. only year ago her face IA. COM
plctrly covered With plmplc., blo,chc.,
aud sof,.. She told motl,-r that .he
owed her nic-. clear complexion io her
using Sulphur Blttsr.. Well, Laura, !
.hall try thru too.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NONE OF II IN nls SOUL.

Angry Ad,.rti.er-if YOU think I'm
going To pay YOU fcr ,hl. al. you'rr mis-
taken.
Advertising Ci.rk-wha,'. the matter
Nth IT,
You promised Ia put II next Ia r-aiInr
matter, and you've 20, u right along
.Lie column ~ I'os,ry.