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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
raoMAn1 AiA CRIME.

Take tMo quarts of rich milk, warm
fronl the COW, Keep II az this i.inIera-
turr. and add Ia u salt.poonfui OF
,.rsssr, (rcnnet) ~bbh you have di..ol,.
ed perfectly In two tablespoonful. of
hloc,i-~srm milk. LET this stand Ia .
shallow l.or,elain bowl for twepty-four
hour. Ii..u ladle out the curd With a
large perforated spoou, Into little las
ket. mske for this purpose, aud pack u,
wiil,out touching u With the hand AMI
by mean. ~ the spoon, as denly AZ pos
.ible, Into the wicker case. I.st the
a.k.t ar hasket. stand to drain twenty
four hour. These baskets, which are of
.p~n l,ttic. WORK, should be large
enough Ia hold a cor-e-,upful at the
cream cheese. n I. now ready for serN-
Ing. n l. eaten with little fine salt by
some but l. most delicious served with
dessert, sprinkled for each guest With
flneiy powdered sugar and With plenty
Of rich SWEET cream poured over ".
II L. simple but requires q certain
.knaek." II bear. no resemblance. ~x-
cept In color, To the Dutch cottage
chs~se. aud u the most delicate form of
What King David called 'sllces of milk, "
tina, bsv. ,een abroad. Note well that
In wiut.r the qusntity of pr,.srr mu.t
b. tr-hIssi. II you have not COW, get
the best town milk possible, aud begun
"a Operate With u ut blood warmth, At
which Temperature u must b. kept until
the rurd forms. II has no spice or sea-
.onlng whatever. but q little fine sali.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Iue Car PROCEEDED.

she held up her hand to the conductor
to stop the car, but he VAS In mn hurry
about q, aud waited until 10 reached the
crossing.
back there = che demanded.
"You did, madam"
"Ihen why didn't you stop itr'
Against orders, ma'am; We stop on-
" at crossings"
"who gave those ORDERLY
'sf'he msnsger."
."ls the manager on the cary
"Nc, ms'am."
"lAnd I can't see hlmr
"No< unlcss you 20 10 the Once"
every we'll. withdraw my patron
sge from this line. just Inform the
manager Of thls fact, Will Jon, and sug-
ecst that he call and Apologies. The
car can nov proceed."
And the car, strange to relate, did
proceed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
sIscrin'. sale.

CoIstt 30 ONIoAp, q.
'l'AkE> The -s,.nth iay - Jane. 4. ~ l-a.
Il 90 ssesutisn dsis-i hsy fgi. 4. u. iss. 3.
sassl en q isiEnsat rvaisFe.i by The .uprvm.
Js.iiei.l ,sar Cor Ali Csan,y II O,fsri. a ~
term thsrv.,f b~sun ant heit ea tho hf.t Tues
day - MAJ. a. u i.sl. D. "a, sa n nlnth asy
., 49, MAJ .si IN - "a, :. PAIL =, 100. sn' 10
ait s.uaty. oa -aiariav thr tsenty .-.ssath
day ~ ~stssfai-sf. 4. u. I-a, "a tsa s'ria-k IN
n. fovns-sa b. III hixhe., htli.f. al The fisht
titie Ansi thtsrr.t shish wtlliam Y. sfvrns. Toe
laeriy 20 Matsft',ri, In all caanty. naw -
Lancaster. Msss, hal en a.. truth fsF ~ pyt .
4. u. 10, a seven geh,sk All thifty wiinutcs In
the atsTuo.n ths titns = heo The ssips was sitssh
81 a.. ettginai ~ft Ia The sait o. anil O.
the fslAy~ins ii- raj e.tais situate 10 all
" aisrfori ant a Moth " aisffofi. 80 eaii.sl o.
wit 0ns parcel .. toublssi sn ths EAST by snsi ~
iiorass fs-ssr. sni ~ tasma Jsriah. lsni ~
~. q. bilot. lAhi - John b. Rics, ansi ~
D.ors. ". stone. ani thc nal l.asiiaE frs'n
North Waterford D. -tpashaan. On The both ny
Crokssi River. On The sest ~ sai ~ tyru. :.
sr-.ss ani sni ~ frvsi N he-h.r, ant oa The
-oaih By liz bss cosnty psal la. ling frsm North
Waterford a. Lowell. re-srinE frosa all s,osp,
Ing tbsf,ffOm The Isar--snsge ~ ~ M toaxfc
sstional ..rlsty. AMI ths hoasc "a ~ John a.
kss. on ths noithefiy SHE 20 ali bss C0aDty
BY .sil ns~ c.auiy rat. oa ths vet ~ kni
90 ". 4. Nsnnins. on ths ssath lsy t1s ohl slsan.
~ r,af lsaiiins from Meth Waterfowl o. Lowell.
shd an the easi w ~ nesting hou-s 10 anothsr
psrcsl With the baihiinx. tisfcoa IL lr5anisri on
IN nsfth ~ all oli .santy RAJ. on IN svst
hy lssi Of Mos. a. Msshsr On The soath by
kBi 20 fr~i ". Ns.hsr sol ani ~ John
" Hsnsi. snt 90 the east b. the raj hrs.ting
frgm North Waterford - Waterford Plat. a..
esl-i. ansthsr PANEL. heater ys.s. q. issasls-i
on Tia sast W The rsst irsling frsm North
Waterford o. Norway, on The north by the mad
lrsiinx frum Norway 81 ~tsnshsul. ant the
vet ~ the rssi lssslinx fr.sa Meth Waterfowl
~ -toashsta. snathsr psrvsi IL boaBsiei on ths
.osth by the ~. Iss.liax frsm Norway D. .tsss-
han. 90 The vet by the r,zsi hspiins fr.ta >sfth
" atsrfer,i o. -toeshsm. on The nsith ~ srosk.
81 River. shi on ths esst by lAnsi 20 Joha n
Ries. SAIL psrcsls ~err osnei BY thu lsts " N
W. sreene at the time % kis iscss.s an.l q. q
uhe~ sre frgseatiy eailssi sai kaSsn o. The
". ". st.sns homestead.
Augas an. Iss.
JOSIAH IEALD. pspu,y sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
LoNooN amor celas.

Mess Of the ioudou street cries are M.
intelllgihlc, even 90 The ''olsiest inlsahlt.
ant Nobody bat The coster un'ler-
stands them, and nobody makes the
vain att-mpt. AZ this moment huge
fellow IL psrsdIng the strr~t bene ith my
windows, and believing, - HE custom
Il every summer day, what sounds Ike,
"Old Ming Cole. old King Cole!" You
can make nothing elsc Of hls shoutInt
aud e,en thls IL not distinct In Morris,
bat by strict attention you Will consinee
Yourself that the cry is sold King Cole,
Old King Cole!" The fellow cannot
speak the Queens EnglIsh as We con-
ceive u, though be- IL q nrit"n Nv l"ng
descent, aud his family have been ion-
don costers through generations. What
be Il trying to ssy, In all probability. h
"Ail Kinds of nowcr.," bscause n,w.rs
arr hls merchandise.
Another chap comes crying, "shut
your ,loor. shut Your door" cor so be
s~ems to cry, but from hIs csyupstion
Imagine that he is Attempting io say,
"Iiottics I bur" Another fellow rosrs,
"flne dark negrrs" IAN make moth.
Ing -lse 20 u: hut he !. .eiling wh,t pur-
port to bc frcsh cut roses. lie IL fol.
lowed by q woman, carrying q huge
bi.ket, aDsl she seem. Ia shriek, "Mr.
Molloy. this IL the fotty-nlnth time -
What she really says do not i1o d. aud
her occupation IL . mystery. Now q
stout youth comes ~ the street. yelling,
Trouble, trouble, don't troable' lie
evidently means. "Mllk. milk, new milk, :"
u NAV judg. by the cans W. pushes In
\ curious little wagon. 1hh youth,
howe,-r, IL not q costermoogrr. although
De !. better htiei for that cockney pro-
fc..lon than for the ,iairymin's simpler
calling. Am.ng tho mysteries IL . cry
that .oun'i. like "rsdpol-., ts'ipal~.''
Anothsr dl.cobcctting rolr is, "Git out
'rr thi.,' AMI n third IL, SEQ, Into q
hole" I cannot assign these cries Ia
their pruI@r plsc~. IN any llne ~ intu.-
try. liu, they Rrr lou'l ani totp-n'ing.
Ia. erie. ! hs,, m.nilpn.sl srr hut = lev
10 th. noI.-. ,hii daily pier,v the wnlis
~ INV duclling. They have ~ least Tie
advantage 81 sounding Ike some form
of words; lot mo.t ~ th. shouts b'f-
fic any attempt AZ Interpretation. They
are mrr-ly bosr.s bclloving.. VT
every line 20 costsrmOngrIlng ha. hs
p-ulisr call, aud although the sonls
com. Ia ,ou as po worl., siIll, Nth q
little prirtic~ yoa will learn to hleniify
N. cabbage man from the shrimp ,rDi-
~, rni to know What particular branch
of bu.inc. zach strange shout u. inieni-
I'd Ia present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
BouDolR LAMPS.

There are a gr,s, many lovely aud In
expensive lamps for the guc., room or
t-pu,iolr. which sr- rally lanterns, being
simply f,n,liul or pretty bl~iuc, sla.sof
i,orrriain inclo.ed bolders for q nursery
camille. There Ar- among these, lily
cup., Iink ro..s, magnolla., tiger iilie.,
I.oni-., aud mornlng-glorie.; sud
au,Int little nur.ery.lsnteru Ia. ihr-c
sides, ia Que 10 which !. an o~i, In sn-
other cat. aud the third La .panier.
head, all With Jeweillke eyes, through
which the light lnshe glcam. softly
For the library az hal, there are isn'rrns
In rh..r shape. with dragon heads,
griffin han,iles, ani coior,-i glass ronl-
cal chlnn.ys; aud some swinging black
.n~,l iron lanterns deyorsiei With pri.m
CRYSTALS. r-,ailing the cathedral lantern.
oi the .iNi-rnih century, which were iit
lsrfotr some shrlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
sAhp.aAos A al1ssINo.

The sand-tag IL Invaluable in the slck-
room. Get some clean, fine ssnj, dry u
thoroughly la u kettle ON the stove.
Make q bag about eight Inches square
Of flannel, al u with dry sand, sew the
opening carefully together aud cover the
bag ~iih cotton or linen. This vii pre-.
vent the sand from sitting out, aud VII
also enable you to heat the bag quickly
By placing Il In the oven, or even On top
of the stove. After once using this YOU
Will never again attempt to warn the
feet or hands Of alex person With bot.
tie 81 hot ~ater or brick. The asnd
boids the heat long time, snd the bag
can BE- tucked up 10 the back Without
hurting the invalid. II h . good plan
10 make two az thrrc Of the bsEs snl
keep them on hand, ready for usc at
any time when needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

All medical authorities agree that ca
tarrh 4. no more nor lee. than an lad IN.
nation ~ the lining membrane ~ the
nasal air passages. Nasal catarri, anu
all catarrhal affections 81 the head are
not disease. of Ga. blood, spi u !. q
.eriou. mistake Ia treat them as such.
No cons. irntioa. ply .lclan ever attempt.
To do .o. n I. held by eminent medical
men that .o"ner or later . .I-cihc vii
b. found for EVERY disess. from which
humanity suffers. The facts Justify "a.
la assuming that for caiarri az leI.t =
po.lti,. cure already exist. Ia Ely.
cr-am Bslm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

a. ~ ths us~s - Ne-.tst.-k In tks County 20
uNfsr'i AL >tsts - Mains fur IN yeaf ls-s.
IL fuNustug u-t - taNss rsal s-tata %
ga rNstlsut - nsTs IN ths 80 IN sssist.k FOR
~ Fgar is-i. o. tilis csmuuttcsi @ Akisn hs-s
Ouisst.r - All t.s.a on ths lath ~ II June
is1 has tsssn Nturussi ~ hm D. ~ a. Fsu Al ming
unpaii 90 IN an day Ofjuas. leo. sy his osFtid
cats - that dsts sad ho~ rvnsln. uapail .
n,tfs l. hsrNby sifsn thst n tho .sit tsxs. An
tsrv-t AL rharxrs are ~ ysAt 10 D. ths Yfxss
urF - All tusu sithin sixhtsen ssauth. fn>a tl~
dats ~ IN commitment - aid Lslis 80 mash ~
~ real e-ttts tANssi ~ii o. sa1cisnt D. "a liz
annuaut ils thsrsou tnrlasiinx intrrvst ani
ChArss- ~ill withuut further Hs.siss 10 .sli "a
pahuc aurtion at ms h.l-s a. ALI Is~a ~
"a a--ss.tsk "a ~ E'th dsy 80 isusal<F. a
o'ei1- ~ tss aftsrnaon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
vow mEsipENr rAxEs

On The to~a 81 sumnsr. In The County sl
ONfor,i, fOf The yesr is-s.
The follssinx nst oftsxe. on nal estate "a mn
r~stisnt osnsf- In ths town 20 -asnDsr. zoe In
eollsstsr 10 ssi toun ga In An day % Aax
i-~s hss t<sn r.tarbst ~ HIN ~ me as rsmaln
Ing uspsii on IN ssh day ~ May. i-s. By nj.
esttisssss % that dsfs AMI ssv rssssin. sspali.
$500 ...i -. - - -, - 49,, w
of ALL tSun. within stshtesa ulsnths frsu tl.s
date 81 ths cemltasnt 20 .sii bli. 80 mssh of ths
wal estate hsel as yin IN -snsisnt o. pay ti.s
amount des thsrefof, insissiinx intsr-t AM
siaffes VII withyut further nstiee ~ -sbi II
puhns anstion ~ the r-.-t once q last >amnss
IN sah tS~n. On the IN day ef February, 4. o.
ioi. 10 ons o'slork Ia The aftenesa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

NciiI.-''iincle Jack, Who ~. thit
lady all In black With the queer whit.
h.t whom Ne .ss 80 past Ju.t nov
Uncle Jark-"fhst wss sister 81
Charity, dear" NELLIE (sfier q pause
-"uncie Jack, VA. u Hop or faithr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

A Legal Point. witne.s-"iIe looked
me straight In the eye and" LAWYER
-.st'here, cir, you've haily conirad'ctrd
your former statement" witness
Elbow soy' Iswyer-"Sou said before
that he bent hls game ou you. and now
you1l please explain how he could look
you straight In the eye With . bent
gaze" Witness fsints.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

az the Wakefield, Mass, I,tian Works,
q. y. Young. oy.; In all ease. ~ bill
Iou.ne.. accompanied Nth those terri
bl. sick b.aJssb-.. ! have found M 9TH
~ MEDICINE that sewn. Ia take holi AMI
do the good that your sulphur Hitter.
do,.. II !. III, beet family m~iicine
made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

1T 90. right Ia the spot" .aLi an
old gentleman, Who found great hrn.ft
la Aver. ssrsspsriils. lie ~. right.
D-angrmeni. ~ tn .tom,ch, liver, sni
ktlnsy. av mor- speedily rvme,iic'i by
TIL. m-iiginc th,n nv any other. IL
r,-a,l,.. the trouble dIrrgtIy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
All DROKEN DDWN.

Il II No, ssd to ace so many young
men every DAY of whom this can be said :
Young man, take my advice. stop all
lniiseretions which you have prsctised,
keep good hours, retire early, and build
up your shattered system by using Sui
phur Bitters, which will cure.-OLD
PHYSICIAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

CO. Isppsf. Druggist. rcst wsyns. ind-'
writes .My mile sister. -four yesfs q sss.
Gas se IN frusn hsoeshiris that ~ hsd simsss
si,.n up bsps ef her recovery. Our fasiiy
phy.ieisn. Q sklifal man and II large espsn
ssse. pronounced 70 useless ~ give hss any
,.ss. nsesilelns .sayinTh he had doe al nsas
pssslbie 10 do. and Nc must prsp~fe ies We
worst AZ Q last resost. ve dstsfminsa 70
try Ayers Chsry reetorAi. and J can uu'y
say, With mcst happy resniis Amer tAAina
a lev a.ses che ssespsi to trsathe easier.
and. within veek. vas cot a danger. We
eoatinaed giving The reetorai until ssiisssd
che wss entirely eel THIS indispaiAese
evidence of the srrst merit u Aysrs Chssry
p,etos.i has given me unhoundsd eoan.
a.ns. In the pr,parstioa. and : reeemnsed
n 20 my susiomsr,. kso~inx 10 cannot disap-
palnt them"
Ayers Chsrry feetofal euf.d me o. nsa
cough and my partner Il hfcnshiiis- thnsv
a num~ roas ess~s in ~hlsh this pr,pafstsoo
has rtu,sa ysry tspsneiai In families u
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purNsCNNrss- Liarom manIr
81 'ns MI No.. -. ..ali.n - ., ii .1

bf. Hsless' soAisn -lssihc.
"a oss - St,va In Q cup ~ ga 80 e~rss .islsca'
ths lass ~lsv ~ The ysf.oa taiinE u. sfsstih<
Q s,rsiy ani Isftnsnrat rufv. sb~thsf tss ~
lisnt .. q ms.isr.ts dnnksf 80 an sToi-slis sf..
rhoassni. ~ draaksrts have t-sn carri uta
have taksa the sslisa sg-stac In thsif csrss
sttlssai tkslr kRgs lrise. sni t-isy trllsts thu
aait drtnkins % thsir s~u tive ~ii ~ harwfal
ss.st rv.at. fr,sss n. ssialnistrstissa. turv
susrahtes.i ,ss.i Zoe cirvuhr ssi fan tsrtisa
Arr. Atirv.s ls ossalgncs, ,.sbiss >I-ise
Go - H.ss -trv.t tirstBs.ti. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
TnrIR Hoxr Axrsrxrxr.-"so YOU

always manage TO put mp With your Tar
tar Of WIFE,"
.Oh, yes. We have plenty Of fun."
"Iiow IL thatr'
"weli, you see, my wife when abe
gets into passion u In the habit 0f
throwing at me anything that comes In
her way. Every time abe hits me, abe
IL pleased, aud every time she mlsses, ]
am pleased; aud thus ne are never short
q Amusement. Chlcago Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
r. ...,.... n...,n.,.a M...

ifyoa -tli .sai Year .iiv-.. 80 -ili msi
yuu oaf l1aspf~' psmphkt ssntslhihs al
sl-sut pr Dys'. CstrsTst~i risstro Notair Hell
ALL appliances, ssi their shsru,ins sesst. sI-os
~ usfyoa. dslintsis.i system. AL hos theJ
Gill qaLkly f,stsTv yoa b. ,txor ssi iaahhasi
raaphlet fr.s a. yea srv ina. snirtssi. -, oil
.-ai 700 q Ilsa sntl Appnan.s. On tnaL
NotrAIc nIIr ca. Msr.ksu. Mtek-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

WHEN the sun 10 brightly shining.
Gliding nature with his sold,
rhsn hids myself In secr~t,
And my fsce yoa ns'er tshoh
But when .y,nlng shadow gather
Then ALLY forth In priis.
Tor I'm cut la al the weather.
A. With noc,arnsls I ahiis
Noh-iy s~efns o. fcsr tue.
Yet no hani Il on me laid
Though tr.mblinsiy thy r-oini ., me
Not ss.mingly afraid
/. While I claim 10 Goi Ike power.
AMI have INT forth NJ decrv<.
Ys, the 10, In psrii. hour
VIII Alwsys turn a. the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

"well. Fritz, you got Whipped In
..hool io-sisyr'' "l-. bat u dli not
hurt" "lIat you certainly have been
CRYING" "Oh, ! wanted Ia let the teach
~ have little pleasure out of L."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

sb. (in the rl"r)--"oh. Charley,
didn't know u Nh. 80 l,ir. just see 90,
watch. I'm almost one" lie (rapturou.
ly)-"Oh. my darling. Almost won
H., me bop- that you will make you'
mind un fully"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Satrens and other soft cotton goods
have . u<~er look When osly gun arabic
r. used for drssslng. Thsy shoah -
washed and rinsed quickly and driod u
\ shaded place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
10. sas.-A l.,,., r...,..

ous.svsnth % CAPS Ann. Que -s,enih 81
Rshrins. ono -r,.a,h 20 Halifax. one-s~>
snth 10 JsmAlca. one seventh ~ Augusta.
one.s,nih % Niagara. onsssysnih OF
Nswpor, onmhib~i gill torn . city 81 the
units-i stats. no,~i Zoe IL enisrprtss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
So. ,,,.->.-.,,..i r.lsm..

NJ ~hols. compr-si % - letter., 10 .
~ell kno~u prp,.rh
Ny n. - -. Is = IL bot
Mys q. n. a ~ - s;if.
NJ = IL y. II. -. 10 io defeat
Ny :. 10. q. 8 10 the sSir,mitis~
NJ II. ~. n :, L. 81 r,~ouni
NJ ~ q y u an animal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

An Ohio l,hy "a. a. frightened by q
snake that her glo..y black hsir turned
white az .no~. II Ne soon returned io
H.. original color by Hall. Hair isr.ew-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

No. sss.-rL
Ccsm. ~iht sAi s-wpsns - rouy aiel.
Thiw msskus keip. 70 nnsk:
IN swriil bet sl~iiiste lAt~t To ih
How ghilisst shoh shi de.
NH mar haiti se,ird tis oAbantus svcls
Twh ial o sitopart crons
Cirn,h naiar Q tarnty thiw sorv.
Ro hats mlh twin thron.
Ne sss.-wsra usif sS~sr~~
4. A color. q To tear q To nnish. =
A hoy. name. s a letter.
I. o,~surity. 2. A circle round the sun
or moon. 4 Entir,. To psrform. 5 A
hitter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
rIIy E>.INyEE

ifamin ind half drink an ortsinil
package and hall, hos long Will u take
thfrs men to .sr q go serpen'f
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Ass vail. n. c and d. thru house; z,
Y and q. thru fountains cr canals. II 70
r~quir,.i 20 bring the water from y tn u.
fsom q Ia n snd from Y 90 & without any
canal ero.sins the ether or pA>sins oni.ids
The vail A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

"Do you ever. In your lonely hours
finJ yourself addressing the mcouy''
"No, indcci,- .sid the itostou girl. ~
have never been introduced To the moon I;
know N only by slight"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Honesty never has Ia crowd sn,to'ly
In order "a grt room 10 10 ,k- lsing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

~ floating i-bt--vhit mans yacht
1. In about two csse. out 10 thrre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

"a An Inflammation u the bronchial tubes =
the sIspassages leading 'inie The lungs.
Wv cthsf complaints ase 80 psrsa'snt es
call &c more psomp< and snsfreiie ses'cn.
AZ n>slsst cs delay may result seriously.
elective remedies should aivays - 81
hana Apply q eaee Q mustard p-,ultsee 70
the urpss part u the chest. and. tes Internal
lrvxtn,sst. tsks Frequent Docs u
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No. sss.-r..y p,.-..As

1. A cca-onAnt. 9 beverage; numerical
division. con.ausi. . oonsonsnt
q A oon.onsn'. . cooking vc~>si. coin: .
tsyvrase. . isstet.
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"riye year. ago I had = constant
cough, night sweais, was greatly rciuc-
81 In ne.h, aud had ben given up by my
physicians. I hogan to take Ayers
Cherry l'ectorsl. aud after using two
bottle. of thl. medicine. VAS completely
ured.--Angs A. L~~is, Ricsri, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

A Usefsl Present In every package
sAvKSA, the best Whaling Powdsr'
Sold By groceS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

In every town where SAvExA y Intro
q, ICED the sale h larger than ell otbsr
VA shing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

when an athlete has a good record u
.eem. a pity for him io 60 and break u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Ne. ssi.-Whss ts ne
Add n 20 nsnght. IT'S . hundrsi In all.
Tale from "a one. u Il nothing At all.
Taks nothing away. lis unit, no more,
And nine units -. than We counted t~for~
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No. xs7.-fiiteile: n Plum

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No man hs. vet climbed the ladder Of
fame on rounds of drinks.
our national game without Johnson's
Anoiyne Llnlment. Ia rub the hercesf
Impossible.
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Young Children,

% that the msdleins s hno~n smons them
"A THE eaa.aisr % The Af;lstsd. - jaime
Raf.s yldal. san Criststsi. sAn lominso.
"a shsst time ago. ! cas- taken Win
s~v,r, Allah u bronehifis Tho rvmsdiss
ordinarily used IN sueh sases fAiied is give
mo relief Almost In despair a e,ef sndins
ANYTHING a. cure me. ! hSasht bottle ~
Ayers Chsrry reeioral. and sss hsipsa
nun the nr,t dose. I had not enlshed one
bottls bsfos, the disease len me. and nj
,h,ost ant lungs ~sfe &c soand % c,sr.--
Geo. n. Hunter. Altssea. Pa
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Ny ts the r~ssiss
No. 10 An Hour GlAs.
iNrE IL MiS 20 l. 4
PROM iSES Mt
Nj = siv
Nj SER
SIR
AS A
STIFF
u ROP POSE
EN " " u l. A u

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No .n.-A Curtsiim~nt, Cro~n->D~.
No. .2i.-Surssrioai Enigma 'rhsv's
nothing saccsssis hk. .aoo--s."
Ne. .:a-L~ster EnismA Naples.
No. 81 "a Prvnx PurIlsr; I. nss.brs.
9 Dog fsh. a Dos-wateh. 4 DcschAin.
& pos-tAr q Doscollar. :. Dox hook.
q Dosbrry. y Dogrose. 10 Doggy.
II Dogcart.
Va. .sl-An Endl,~s Chain; I. Land.
scay>. 2 ss.sp- soat. q Uoatweesi q.
Weed hook. S Hook 81. d Edward. Z.
Ward chip. \ shipload. y Loaistons.
10 sto,e-pit H. Pt-~s~. u ss~ grss.
Is Grass-srsu. IL Gr~o-land-
No xs.-Enigmatiosl rvr-; !. zach
Q Judas. 4 fir 4 Pine s. Date. q
wespipg-wiliow. :. Cit-ron. 4 Wood
blns v Broom- 10. Eastwood. II. Vine.
a Ros-. n ssstin-~ooi IL Helm. IS
Arbor yiis Ia Dbe~ocsis. ~. southern
WOOD u Cork. - smoketrr~. ~ III
der. 81 Popular. - Way faring tr~s
q Birch "a Ash. - Cof.fss. ID. Palm.
81. Aspsn.
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I. What t.lonss 10 yourself aud is usrd
b. yVur friend. NOR, than by yourSsH'
Why ia comet NOR, liks des than
The dog starr
4 What flower, shonld lsii-- vs<mbls
anil What no~srs shoald they nO, r--m.
bls'
when do~- . baihsr c.g,ur. lsrss
bird
s wbsn . tr,~ 10 fslled Why has !, no
night o. complaint
q What animal h>s dss,h no .sf~t uvon'
Z Why Arv ~ashsr~Omsn gr~si travel
err
> SPELL brandy With thr-s ls,isr
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r.i.iiss Ia The l~s.i rr.f..sisa.
Did you ever hear % the answer ,h. man
made -ho va Ask~d by Lady the differ
spce h-,w~sn .olieitor and an attornsy'
No, Well he aid The same dif.vnc.,
madam. .. exists t~s~~~n = crcrsiile aud
On alligator
The foregoing reminds us % the old On
nundrum: Why u t~s~sity like . grv~i
many harrtstsr'" b~c.u.e IL kao~s no
ls
Til. las, In turn brnss 90 mind the Lac
Yer ~ho hI~i bili. SHAVED . note. cut an
scquAlniAnos. split . hair. male an entry.
sc up case. framed an indictment, I'm.
pan.lsSi jury. pat thsm into tot, nsil-i
Q wines. hammered ilds- and hor~i .
whole court. all In Que day, we'll. he La
sine. lad down the Law and turned car.
rsntsr
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

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