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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-09-04
Sheep Parasites.

The animal parasites Of sheep, by DR..
Cooper Curtice. is special report of
the Bureau Of Animal Industry about
to be issued by the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture. 1t is volume
of 214 pages containing SO plates, and
gives an interesting description Of all
the various species OF animal parasites
known to affect sheep in this country,
with the symptoms Of the diseases
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-09-04

Some one asked an old lady about
sermon: Could you remember it9"
ia, no; the minister couldn't remem-
berit himself &c bad 70 have It WEih
ten down"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
A NOME ReMgpV ron GROUP.

II the child wakes up In the night
eroupy, mix csmpbor aud lard together
In proportion of i've or six drpps OF
czniphor 90 half teaspconful of lard,
grease throat and chest we'll aud put on
a piece a flannel, advises . contributor
to "Iadies' Home Journal. ] have .
bib made Of rel flannel, With ties1 20
fasien around the neck, which keeps the
throat warm. n the croupy cough Is
heard. and choking seems imminent, drop
a drop or tao of common Kerosene oil
on lump Of sugar and give 10. This
has proven efiic.eious In severe cases
with me, and ] have never known it To
fall Ia relieve In q very short time. j
have tried the cold comprcss 80 fre-
auentiy. recommended Il once aud the
child WAS not only not relieved, bat The
cold developed Into lung fever, the ef-
fccts Of which we're felt for many
months, even more than year, amer
she recovered from the disease, there
fore I may he excused II prejudice
srsInst this method exlsts In my mind,
I think. The remedy which give u %
slmple and generally couvenIsut think
Il deserves . trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
sliRpalslNo lLilA.


John Rob~rs, III North East, ". r.,
IL farmer we'll enoagh to do, bat h.
had always b~cn esveutric about hi.
.lothes. Until . week az so ago he had
not bern known to buy . new sun ot
.Ieth~s for yesrs. Thc opcs he worr
had beeu 81 often patched and rrpAtci'ei
that no bic of the original warp and
woof vas visible. This personal slovru-
IIness on the part NJ h~r husband was
sourr~ 1T constant annoyance tn Mrs.
Ilolerts Who IL q woman of exceptional
nestness. She long ago becsme go
ashamed of hIs appearance that she
would no longer accompany him to town
to do her trading. This angular char
scteristIc of the farmer Was not owing
Ia t~nurIcusness, for he IL liberal man
In all his dealings. 4 few days ago be
went 20 town 20 do q little trading, and,
Ia the utter establishment 1T the town,
he purchased new sult of clothes TOT
himself. iils new clothes we're done up
Ia q package. and he placed the package
on the wsgon scat brslde him When he
started home that night. II Was DARK
night. Farmer liob~fts had got halt
way home when brilliant idea struck
him. lie .iopped hi. horse ON a bridge
wherr the road crosses the east branch.
Ell do n. by gum" hc said. "fll do
Il and surprise EliTa'' Therefore, the
farmer rosc up In the wagon and began
tn tax. OF the pstche'i sud rc-psts''-i
clothes he had worn 40 long. As he re-
mo,ri q garment be- Tossed u Into the
creek until he had tossed them all In,
ani had nothing on but his shirt.
.Grcat annie sass!" he exclaimed, "but
Won't Eliza b. su'priscd'" Then Farmer
Roberts reached for the package that
had his new clothes In. II wasn't on
the seat. Farmer Roberts Got down aud
reached under the seat. The package
wasn't there. Then h. felt all over the
bottom of the wagon. The package
wasn't anywhere on the bottom. Farm.
er Ro,rrt. rosc up In the wagon aud
locked back along the piich-dsrk rad.
Then he climbed back In hl. wagon an'i
away the horse. went foe home. The
night was chilly anil there "a. thru"
nile. to 60. When Farmer Roberts
reached hom. and cllmbc'i cut III hi.
wagon he paused. "Thc hull Isloc diin't
work, - ssii he, "bat I'll bet ~ that ]
surprise Ellfa.~ That be did M ont
doubts, but when BE- ~, M In the morn
Ing aud went out Ia the barn clad In the
hlr-i man. o,.rsil., and saw his pack.
agr ~ new clothes hanging by its string
on the brake hsndl. NJ the side 81 the
wagon be- Was little surprised himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
AlAso oe outte CUSTOMS

All thing. are reversed In Holland.
IN. main entrance to the finest public
building In th. country, The Palace. or
late tosn hall. of Amsterdam, " us
hack door. Bs.hfui maldens hire b~suS
Ia r.cor, them Ia the kermis, 30 fair. on
fr.tI,.lslay.. Timli cliis.n. srr scsrrd
In the dead ~ the night by their Own
watchmsn, Who At every quarter of the
hour make such q nol.e With their Wool
ca clap,~r., Que woald suppose the town
to ~ on firc. You Will s.c slri. used In
summer th~rr. They g. bumping over
IA. har- cobhl.-tons., while "a. driver
bo,i. q dripping oll-rsg In si,anc. 81
the runner. 10 lessen the frlctlon. You
viii 49, streets of water; aud the coun.
try rad. ps,~i a. nlccly q. broadway.
You will -. vessel. hlicbei, Ike botse.,
to their o~p.r-' docr.po.ts; sni whole
ros. 81 .guar-prakeSi houses leaning
over ~. sirrrt. a. N they w.rr grtiing
ready to tumble. insiead ~ solemn
striking eloCk.. you will hear chur,h
chlmc. playing .n,,che. of opcraiic air.
every quarter ~ an hour, by vsy ~
marking the time. You Will $50 looking
gIa..-. hanging outside of IN. dwellings,
aud plncu.hlons displayed on ih. street
door.. Tie flr.t arr called spseaass lor
.,gssssfss.1 aud az. .o arranged outside
Of IN. windows, that persons siiting In
III. can, without b.lng seen, enjoy ~
no,tloa ~ all that !. going on In the
.ir--,. They eau learn. tao, what Ni.ii-
or NAV - coming. sni watch him rub
bling his sole. to polish brfor. enter
Ing. The pinc..hion means that new
baby Ia. apJ~ar-i In the household. "
init. or blue, "a. newcomer \. girl;
IN rri, II 4. q little puirhmsn. -oul"
OF thee .lgnal. are very snowy affairs;
some are not cushion. II all, bat merely
, .hingle. trimmed With ribbon or lace
and, among th. poorest clas., u " bo,
uncommon Ia ace merely white or rel
string tied a. the door.laich-fi TOXIN
81 the mcagr. llf-the poor little stranger
4. destined Ia lead.
SOMETIMES, In .iead 10 either rlncu.lI-
lon az .hlnglc, you viii .ec large pln-
o.ri hung outside 20 the front door.
Then YOU nav know that som-hody IN
ia. house 1. IN, aud III. of her prr.ent
condition IL i..crih~i on tb. plscsrd Tor
the benefit ~ lnquiring friends; aud
.omstlms., when such n plscari has
i--n taken down, YOU may mc., . grim
booking man on III. .,r-st dressed la
black lights, q short cloak, and q high
hat from ~hlch long, black .ir-amcr
1. diving. Til. u the Aan.prrkrr, going
from house "a boa.- IA tell certain per-
900. that their friend IL dad. lie at
tend. "a funerals, AMI hears Invitation.
a. all friend. who's. pr-.encc may h. de-
.irSi. 4 strange weiri-lcoking hgur-
be IL; ani he wears q peculiar profr.-
.Ioual east 10 counisnanc- that \. any
thing but comforting. Mary Maps
Dodge, Ia -. Nicholas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Ths an.isr-lsn~,f kssinx l-sn sys-.lnssi by the
uea. Iaaxs ~ fr.,Hsfs fsf M Coaasy % oxfsrst.
on tf< thlrd rss-isy - July A. u. i~<a. Com
n,l--lsnsr- IA ressiss snd examine th< elaine u
er.-iitnr. against tl.s estate ~ thsrl- y. ki<h-
sr,i-on. lais ~ Rsufert. In ali sesnty. aeo~as-
Ell repre-stf<-i ln-elssnt b~rvby sise sstcs that
slx msath- ftusa M d.as % -sii spl-sntD<nt Ary
slls~ssi ~ ssi srviltsr- IN vhssh - pr~-<st and
slan sf sh< fslssiss pl.rs ant lines fsr tn par
t.n-< % rsT<istnx IT, ~sms. VIA - th< once 81
= n Hstshins In -sii ksnfsri. 90 fs<>.iay, The
~<ssad day "a t<<<mt<r. A. ~. i~a. ssd 90
Te<~Ay. tAs thirt<<nth dAf 81 jAnaAry. n. ID
l~.r. a eD< u'ckrk In IN an<rposn.
pSs<-i this tuslfsh day ef<sv~nb<r. 4. ID. tsp.
A. nCrCniNs.k Cs9nls-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

The fountain Of perpetual youth was
Que of the dreams of antiquity. IL has
boen welI-nigh realized In Ayers Sara
psrills, which purifes the blood, gives
vitality to all the bodily functions, and
thus rrstows to sse much Of the vigoI
and freshness Of youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

The best mesllcAi writer's claim that
the successful remedy for nasal catarrh
must be Bou-lrfitating, easy OF applIca-
ton. aud one that will reach all the ~
mote sorrs and liberated surfaces. The
history of the efIorts 10 treat cafarrh
during the past obllgcs ne To admit thst
only one rvmedy has met thcsc conds-
lions, and that IL Eiy's Cream Balm.
This pleasant remedy has mastered ca
tsrYh 40 nothing else has ever done, and
both physicians and patIeuts freely con-
ccie this fact. The more distressing
symptoms Yield 10 u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
No. ssa-C.s..drs.s.

/ nlwerv In The sun and you s,r cut
% u what would the sun t-ccoIn.'
2 What man must have hi. glass b.fors
be can do day. work.
4 What Kind O, ship has two mates
and IN oaptslh'
4 When ls q pls Ike po-,'
s What Is the mo-t unfortunate ,esvts
be they could have on t-s.rd n .hip'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
DELICATE LADIEsi

Who have that tired and all-gone feeling,
and don't like Ia b. disturbed, Will con-
tinue Ia be- troubled With this complaint
until they renew their impurc blcot.
Sulphur Bltter- Will cause new and rich
blood 10 course through every artery
and vein In the human sysism. See
another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

III use Aver. Cherry i'eciorai freely
In my ptactic~. aud recommend u Ia
cases IL wboopIns Cough among chill
drcn, having found II more certsln "a
cur. that troublesome disease than any
other medicine know of."-so say. DIR.
Bartistt, of Concord, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
r. N,,v..., p,.hai,sss.a Mss.

Ifyoa ~ili .spi your siir,.s. ne -ili mall
,eu or illustrated psmphlst sxPlslnlnE all
al.ost Dr. bye. Cslebr.iei Eistro SeliAic i,sit
..,t appliances, sni thsir charming effects up"n
the nsryoa. islslhtsts-t system. snst h"s ussy
p.mthl.t live. N yoa srv thus afriete-i. ve vii
.sni yeu HID anil Appliances on trial
yotrAIc nIit Co. Marshall. Nieh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
N.,.r.i c...i..l...

MAMMA. what's her~iiiArys" asked
Bobbls. lAl-oriOa.ly tripping over the syi.
liable. ~ the Iona word
"why. 10 i.-it 10 anything you grt fron
your father az me" rvpll~i the mother. .
little pusllci 20 ind dsnnitlon suitable
"a his ysArS
silence % two minutes
'.rhsn. ma" he asked. ia spanking hs
rsslliAryfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

A bald-hesded woman !. unusual be-
fore she u %, bat gray hair IL common
With them earlier. Baidness aud gray
ness may be prevented by using Halls
Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
k.y Ia the russisr.

No. Sa-A Word % Two syllAblss
Starlight
No. ga RhOmboidi Across. l. CLEAN
q Orion Arbor. 4 sloop 5 Endor.
No. xs-A Pro,srb illustrated; Its an
III wind that blows nobody any good"
No. 50 Easy Diamond and Half square
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
pRrNNEyNEas- LiQCOR HAnlr-In
ell the worti thew is bat cse earv.
Ipr llsib<s' Token sIssih<-

% can ~ given In . cap ~ se. 90 esass .ishsel
shs kss~ ife OF chs v~l-ss t.kias q. sasssins
si~.t 4. = NJ isr.s~ .frtnker er an a<ohslis srcsk
Thousansis % druskaris have bsea sur~i Via
k.,e taken the Gelisn sy~si6s In thstr e.fcs
uishous lh<ir kBev hrise. sni to-isy hslssse thsy
sGrst rvsuns frpm ne STANDARDIZATION. Cars
ruarasscp-i. Sod for dvalar AMI full ysarticu
krs. Aairess In coaesiesce, Gohtsn spesise
Co.. 10 Rars ssrpvs. Cfn<fsnsd. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
BY All Odds

The mssi ssnezliy useful r'edIsins y Ayers
PMS. A. q rrsseiy fs ths ssrisus di-sAsrs
a the ss.ssssh. liver. and ssweis. thess
Pm. have 10 equal Their ssrsfe"siinx
saus~s them nst only 10 H. easy and
ple.ssnt to tAks. bat preserves their nedh
sinal Integrity IN All climates and if any
r,l.on.hls lsngsh ~ tims. The hssi fss"iiy
sn.il,lae. Ayers i'ilis sfe. also. unsurpassed
foo the ,.se ~ ts.vvisss. ssidIsss. ssii"ss.
s.mr<s.. AMI psss~~vs In son's ~ ne
m'..i erllleal csscs. ~l.en AL otissr fcmesiiss
have f.llsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

No s<a-thAraoei its~f hiy.
No. Ai-EnigmA Gunpo~dsr; Pug.
Wonder. NV. No. Drug. Prude. Gown
No sta Numerical Enigma; Variety d
the very spice % life"
No Ssa Hidden Flowers Daisy. sp~sd'
well. Pink. iris. Thyme. Night.haaie.
No Historical rrsnspo.itionss L
Diana. naisd. Q Ellen. ps~d q Pstmoa.
Toms pa 4 snem. mesh s. ErSmsA
aasumer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Buxs.-Issserve oss quart Of dough
when making light broad. work 10 .
cup Of sugar, two tsaspooofuls OF butter,
aud swo eeRs; roll hall sn lneh Thick,
cos II larIs blscuif, spssd viih saeaf
snd cinnsaop. La Ne sDa baks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

.Ars you lIngulst, Mr.. Baddr' she
asked on the occaslon nj hls frst call.
ssOh. no. he answered.: III never iingcr
long enough to tire one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

stIll lives. and 90 do hundreds of others
who have BEEN cured of Rheumatism
aud Neuralgia by the great blood puri-
hsr. sulphur Biiters. send for testI-
monlals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

>s. ast-->.mssis.i Ch.ssis.
am q wori % two syllsble. and ten
lstisS
NJ dri syllable IL grain. my s~oobd .
grain. abd my whole q MEASURE
2T.AS-A town In syn. b.siegci by an
English ling
LaGIAAs 10. "A s,rong tort In
Spain
s,sAG a t-rsutifai sal.stAnc. mssis
BY N.ry small cr,siar,
G2S iO-A ssglors siorr and . sub
stance frOm which warm clothing 10 NADIA
t.Ae. ~ ssyNsc animal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

10 :. the .trange.t thing In the world
io the man who !. Ia love With himself
that the affection of everybody else
shouldn't be- directed toward the same
s.ht...f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Dump.y-"Biobson's wife IL very
ANAL. isn't shey' Popln)ay-"Yes, you
would hardly believe q, bat have heard
IL ssid that she goes through his pockets
every Night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

a Mutual disappointment. Critic
s.som~hox I dIdn't get much out OF your
new book Author-"Well, Ia tell the
truth. 4 didn't either"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

French officer Ito raw recruit -"Do
mc the favor Ia dl.mouni, aud look what
q gawk Yea arr on bor.sbsckV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Ia. msryeiou. how many people use
Johnson's Ancdyne iiniment, 80 say re-
tall druggi.ts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
Ayers pills

prvvc effective.
In Inc summer ~ ia ] ~ss ssnf "a uhs
Annapolis hospital. suffering Win ehf~nic
slsrtiea. whlls iber. ! hees,ne ~ -
dae~i IN strength thai could nj sisak and
"a. osnp-llei b. write everything ~snsed
o. ssy. l ~ss thea having SOM - nc ~
sis-lls psf day The dos,as sfdsr,si . 'esdh
slss thai "a. satisfied vonii - III n"
hsnrat ~ ne I dbl ut tale u. bat 80
.usiri NY nsrse to ST NE sofns ~ pf.
Ayers Pills. Ahout t~o o'rtrk IN The afisf.
RSsa I toss sit u thess plilss and ~ nib
nlxhf isran n fsei tsiisr. ia tiss morninf
N ds.isrs came again. AMI sftsf deeiiins
thai Isy s,myt.n,. ~ef- morv fssofshis. save
M q dinersni mesiicins. ~hish dii MT nss.
bat tssss foaf mars a uss rslis Instead. The
nsx, dsy ~ deet.rs eains a. so me-, slsi
thoaghi was dolnx nicely. tsni - did u.
Iihsn lOos one plll day fofawesk AZ ihe
sai q thst time. considered myself cured
ani that Ayers fiil. had saved nay NE.
as then wax. bat hal m frium ~ Tie
di.eass, and gained IN strength ss last a.
COLD ~ ssI--sisi--f. q. Lsss, Late Lieut.
18Th nsgt. Mass Vol iniAniry.
.Ayeg's rus afv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

I.adIc., rough hand. are horror.
B.th. ,hem we'll At night In John.on'-
Anodyne I.inimcnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
GEN. n.r. RIrTLER,

Nevada might save money by incor-
porsting city aud discharglng all her
State and county officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

"what'. the matter, old boyf can't
you meet your blllsr' "Nes, confcaSi
II, I mec, so many that can't pay them"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

The Cigarette trust threatens Ia raise
the price of cigarettes. The cigarette
trust would seem Ia be a blessing In dis
guise
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

A man always fccls great deal sIcker
when the doctor has called HE disease By
. hlgh-sounding and unfamiliar Latin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

In every town where 8AvExA e Intro
ducsd ths sals h larger thas al Other
waahAng compouade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
No. sai.-A..s,.a.

No. ssis-As.gvs@s
CIl,oks and their suthorsl
1 Say Anal nor, often ny 4 y. Clay.
n A
nrAzen Ssmt4A ily wsllsck I Him
a One Orlando By Marble Rock.
4 Aboui y Flat By Jonas y. whi,iAn
s Violst ; wirt i,y Crinkles chased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Ne. asa.-G..sv.rhis.i Ds.s,ss
4 town In Isihmn. ~ Panama and .
punctuation mark.
2 uvsr In Briilsh Ilondaras and an
animal
"A county In c.iliornis and = wind
which blow. over Spain
4 Ahay la Australia and an On president
s An island In south Atlantic aud bard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
Doors, Windows and Blinds,
C.L. Hathaway's,
NORWAY.
NOTICE.

Al Vsr.sn. sn.i suFpar.tisn. -tess rights mas
- arstel ~ tl.r isgisisiisa askri az hsFvhT
nssihsst. that T-tithsn str - pVssnt.-i - u
nstt !. n.lataFv - ~ state - Msins ~ NJ
sslsr.Ixn-i. u ~hlsh ~ fsll,sins .. true
a. ths IIaasrahls tssi.istnFv ~ N STATE ~
Nsisr. Bs,i tscsatsas on III nrst "Wednesday ~
Jsnasry u. t-ii.
n aa.ie.sisnsi ,Issss~ u. Have ~ fs-i..
t.sa shsi ghafss 4. Ntlssn ~ Aaharu. 18th IN
IN ,auuty ~ Anifs.s-Tstn AL STAT sfarv.ait,
Fv.ysstfaly ITttlsa Ywur hpnofatis t-siI u
sfsnl o. thsa, .sitss anl tl.rif as..siatss char
" fsra csrt.ssatisn .ith Isssr D. iwrfufv IN
fsstltiss &c fss,iax ani fuanins 80, lauai<r
snl uu-.i fr,ssn Nsti fso.stn tFanAun ,eaniy .
thfuagh Nshh River In ~ tssbs - We'll an
carthssr. in saii Cyanty - Frsskha, sni llis
askt ant Nssicu. IN ~. toauty - utfpf'i y ~
An.ifu.sssrsin River. Erantintnz AT o.n,sfsiisn
the fisht o. srst dsnss, t--guas All slulrss All
pa.iut.ln m in all river 80 pol. rssa"ss
- a. act ssilrf eisstfustiaas. tAss hail sol ma
trial fsf haltiinz .sll danis ansi sailing all
improvements fat.sa tnakinx doe ~sintgnsAil"n
tbsfvfoFt ~ uvBers thrrvufl, ~ and folFst
tslis uI-sn al luml-r rasslns Over - hroash
att dsms AL improvements, sRsi haze lisn on
sali lnaal-f thsf.fsr. AMI 40 anF AL All eihsf
thing. nsse..sfy anl ruusrnirrt fprtirs pnFI-s-ss
sfsrvsaii. ta<sthsr 9th .srh I-,wvfs, prti<srs
aai imaunlles q. arv usually lnritsbt D. snF
I-,ratiaa - sirniisr rharsstsf.
psissi st Is~i.toa, >eteualsf IN, Us.
.pp o. nIAnGi.
CiiARLt- q WILSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

A Usefsl Psssss In every psckags
sAvurA. the best wsshiag Powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Aunt Jane. "Dont you think that
Henry has bright future before himr
Uncle George. "Nes. lurid."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
No. sss-r..x,..i R.,.,,s..hip.

Two t-r~ous msst And obs says to the other.
''Gocl morning a. yoa. my son"
why" quo,h the other. 700 srv not my
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
No. s.f.-m,aA.. rl...,.

No. ssf.-ttidAss riassts
I. Have yOu ever visited the salem ar
ssnal'
q Can you tell me th~name % that poem
about The Dom~~iie iiesrth'''
aiwss not rrvpsri Tor the informs-
ton that you had cut yOur fcot ~ h~diy.
~ .sw that you ran unusually fsst
4 That l~cturv heard Ia our youthful
day. gave all Of us turn toward the right
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embroidered on II. white ribbons sr,
u..Si to tie this. Other ease. are ~ plnk
.nd blue. and blue aud bun.
4 handkerchief cs.s IL of a delicate
shade IL gr,cn. Max. ih. foundation 81
.quar- IL pastsbosd well wadded'
Aboat eight Inches square u COOL 'ise,
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then fAsisn a large pl.c. ~ the siIk ou
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narrow ribbons, aud YOU vii have 4
daInty aud ample handkerchief case.
Tray cloth. of handsome linen, nicely
embroidered, are As dainty aud Accept
able gifts q. go. can ask for. IN en-
guI.lie one Ia. malden'.-halr ferns on w.
Another has a spray ~ Mild ro-e- en-
tending diagon,lly acro.. ". others
ha,. pan.i-., ,iolets, daisies, and butter.
cup., while on some Ne find conventional
patterns.
4 set 20 doylie. 81 sheer cambria,
h~msiItshed and embroidered With sof,
ro.., 4. a lovely gifi for some friend. \
biz ~ foliage or flower, suitable Ia each
month. l. embroidered on th. different
doy January has sCbrisimss ro."
February, cyclsmen, March. anemon-
Aprii, crocu.; May, yiolets; June, rose.
July, sweet peas; august, oxeyed dat
.le.: September, gollsn-rod; October,
autumn leaves; November, chrysanthe-
NUNS, and D-ccmter, holly.
Dainty scarfs or drape- at siik null
tolting cloth, ar Chinese six are en-
qui.lt. gifts. some II them are hem
stitched, other. are trimmed With knot
te,l-.ilk fringe, aud It'll ether. are M
ishei With delicate lace. One of silk
null has large pan.ies scattered over
one end. and on the other Ne find pale
pink apple blossoms. Another 81 yel-
low China sllk has spider-web. on u
done In tinssl. \ third IL simpler and
OF figured China silk. of a cream back.
ground, With yellow creseenis scattered
over IL. The ends Of this are hem
stitched.
These are only . few Of the many
beautiful aud USEFUL gifts that can be
made for the glad holiday time.
lAggtT MAY ASHTON.
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