davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25
AS AN EXCUSE

cusuusiaStiC aPpaaucc D1 huC s&Sk hS semblege, for the people of this coun " feel that it was the large majority that they gave Mir. Breckinridge that elected him, and his eloquent words awakened a responsive chord in the honest hearts of the people that man. ifested itself in long continued ap- plause at the close of his speech.
 Mir. Langley then followed in a speech of an hour and half He commenced by paying high com pliment to Mir. Breckinridge as a man and statesman, and said that in most that he had said he agreed with hlm; that
 HE OPPOSED THE FORGE BILL and called upon the newspaper men present to witness that he said that it would be the darkest hour in the history of the country when that measure became law. He told sev. eral of hls coarse anecdotes that have done service in two or three Congressional districts and have be come familiar to the people of this county.
 He was in this canvass greatly against his will, and at great per sonsl sacrifice on his part He thought the laborlng men of this county ought to choose men to rep resent them who would work for their interests, but failed to show any good and sufficient reason why they should elect him. He
 srRADDLED THE TARIFF QUESTION by saying there were questions of greater importance and launched ofi on the sub treasury scheme as a pan acea for all the ills that the people are heir to; said if their was to be any more class legislation that the Iaboring men should have the benefit of it, and should not be met by the objection that the measure was un 
 His speech throughout was mark sd by
 THE APPEALS Of DEAAdOIdE md discussion of either dead issues ,r the impracticable ideas of cross 'oads politician.
 Mir. Breckinridge, in his Tejoinder, aid that the speech just made had Issumed such wide range that It would be impossible for him to an wer in short time, and the general 'erdict was that it needed no an wer. The best of feeling prevailed throughout the discussion, and there 5 no doubt that MT. Breckinridge as gained many friends Tn thls ounty by 1t
 The occasion was graced by many ldies, who, together with tue honest eomanry of White County, came to ear Democracy discussed by one of CT ablest champions. The voters nll be heard from ia November by lying Mir. Breckinridge large ma 'rity, as they always have in the ast
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25

FiEv First oagress-uneNDired term, CLIFTON g. BGEgKtVRIDGE
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-25

A prehistoric city has been found in Polk County, Tennessee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
sllcslsG STOVES.

Every gpoi i,.'u..k--I.r di.llk~. ="
90. gtiinV sto,r, vt often drr',l'
equally the grlmy hnpi arluirSi W. W.
pro,.-.s oi bl.yking. \ palr al ihlrb
sIu1.. L. of ,out... . pe,r..srN part 81
a.. outfit of auy so,nsn v h. ti"-. khri,.
.n " ofk, sui VT ,i--ir.., as .h- .hoal y.
Ia ls.p her hand. islHty. ~ rule,
far too mu,h bls,klng |. uscl on STOVE.
4 cake ~ blsyklng such q. '. .oh f"f
elgi, c.ni. ought Ia la.i y.ar fof
BIZ. Ling n,,- .i",-. ~ mor- hl'rklng v
u..,i. IA v ~ nul IL rubi--l inio the .uf-
Fac. Of the stew. o. u .l,ould u. bni ~.
main q. q hn- dust to b- sfi.rssrl
bloan .,-out th. khrhcn sni ,au.- .
generally gfimy appearance, 80 often
.s,n Ia unrsr,si Tor kiishrus. \ ir..h
,.t 81 bl,,k .ltoali not IL sppli~'i
ottsnrr than onc. q mouth, sllru tie"
nu.. .Is,uLl sl.o D. cl-in..-i oai sn'i thu
Interior 81 ii. stove ihfoagll, bru.l~'
out. Il.fof- putiing on Bc~ hl'cking.
tho old blsrAing .hoali - ws.hsrl on.
The new coat NUT now - spilled aud
th. stove tlofvagiily Ioli.hei.
IN. ,.is.. of tl,. stow, " they srr ~
,.olI.i.s,I Iron, .hoali not D. bls,k-,i. hat
l NlsauFtl llA' -l'"i shl'' w" ~ -
brh.k dust. The nlrk"l knob. sni "il'ef
nick-l IaIt. ~ tie stow must 10 rnbl-N'
Nith . Chtmnl. .kin or oil .hrunken
i,nnel. An onilnsry piint AMI Nhiiinr
brush 4. oIl- 90 the i-.t thing. VIII
/ u hlrh to applv bla,llng to q .t",r. \
| .tlff brush. such AZ I. u.ni fot TIL. puf'
ts... 4. The i--.t bni.h Tor poll.hins
4 During Tie mouth, ls,ll.h til- stove Viii
tie lolI.hins.bru.h zach morning, Jnsi
after lIn,lllng il,- hrr. k--p an oil
10th sl~sI. on h,ni in rooklng, I" ru''
III sny gpa.. .Iot ss s"on q. " o,,ur'
| n the .l.ot. srr oh.tlaii-, lev drip. ol
| ksfo.eus oil I.ut "n tl,c .in,r cloth aill
rma,. tlsm. The gr'und .ig-. sl"l
ul,kel work of the st"'c .hould "
uibl.,i III II least onc'' Nr-k, hs'.l'l.'
tie monthly cleaning Ni'en the stove IL
II ll.aLsal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
HINTS 10 soUsGketptRs.

The mu.km-lon usually has nine
ridge, ahich sr- separated bv n,fr's
.iriI.. of .maoth skin, snl " thee strip.
srr green, ia. mclon IL a gcoi oo- to
leave slopr.
n 4. convenient Ca have m iron h"i'lrr
a,,s,hssi d, q long string Ia the bsnd ~
the apron When cooklng; u .s,-. burni
fngvr. az .corvied aprons, ab'i !. si~'y-
40 inni.
There .. no better dit for chllir-n
than milk, not cram, which !. apt Ia b.
. little t.o rirh for the stomach. As
.o,arinc nothing ~gu,ls q glas. Of milk
taken lu.t b-for rriiring.
To make wstrrpro"f writing Ink, mn
Ink which will not blur II ih. writing i.
exposed 10 rsin; Dissolve tso oun-.
sl,slI,c In Que pint alcohol (niD-t v.fiy-
I~r cent. }, alter through chalk, aud mix
Nth heat l,mpblsck.
An original Use of glass hss bren lie
vi.-d. Nsriou. color,si plec~s in OIL
Sire. arr pier,,-i by three or fur hole.
an the edge. and caught iog-tl,er by
wire until ilpey form a m-.h at INT work
large euoagh for . panel la . fr'n.oni.
Grrss~ may be- rrtno,~i rum White
marble by Supplying q mixture at tao
parts washing soils, oo. part ground
I.amle~ stone ab'i one part chalk. all
fir.t fneiy powdered aud m,ie into =
paste With water; rub WILL over the
marble, ani huilly wash oif With soap
and water.
A HUT Tor . pincushlon that las sache'
az we'll nay L. new Ia some. u is made
.ou.rr. With each conner of the Inner
co,rfing cut off about thnc inches run
the point. Tie outer covering u lett
square. the corners tightly tied, and
each made Into a tiny sach~t. The
powder selected for the filling must be-
that prrfrrrvsi by the owner.
Avoid a bare corner Ia your room. n
table With few s~I-ctrd ple,es of bris-
s-hrac upon it Will look we'll here. In .
siiting-,oom, In what MAS ONE q dull
,otuer, stands Que of the pretty cabinets
nov so often sern. hung With dainty
curtains 10 plush, lln-si With satin. The
shelves are lined ~ith bo"k., hiis at bfi''-
s-brsr. etc., the whole making q moot
attractive feature of the r"cm.
An English genius hss ln,eoted u tray
containing n night lamp ani small
sauce cup for holding Infants food.
Ti,is meehinicsl arrangement can tc u
tschs-i In the bssi post, aud l. Invaluable
IN I,ome wlsefc tlserr IL an Invalid az =
b,bv sud few or Do servants. The
nigiit-ismp ~mlts sufficient heat to kr~p
the rhlld's food warm. WHEN not ~
auirei for service The tray IL con-
v~nIeut place for book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
IriIirL a. CLAY.
surniSp.s sAlE.

~TsTf nF NAI>i-flxfsrt. 60
Taksn thi. tseutisth asy % >s,emh~-, a. u.
ls.i "a esssstign. dstest >st. =. A. Lea. IL
ss~t "a Q laixusent Ten.isrei ~ tn ssprcsns
tsfrn thsrs.sf Lssan AMI hs(t % ths -rssnsi
rss-i.y q tstAsr. a. n. i-s. D. "a; ea TIE
an dsy - sstsl-F. l-a In fs,Vs % suhssn ".
u utsk ius. 20 Raasf.~i. In at t.asty ~ en-
fsrst st.ia sllninlstrstsf - th~ e-tsts ~ sarah
= Naker late ~ at kamferi. dsSss-rt.
assin-t IssFttastsn Mywsn 20 All ka'sf~r,f.
ga si.hty i..llsr- soa thifty Crsts. s,stt sr
daansss ssitsslts siollsr- snsi nrssa csnt-ss.-t-
~ sat aal OH ~ -shi ~ puliie sastisn. ., ths
fsr,i. o. N hishs-t tii.iet. % the STA dsy Vf
Des~ui.sf. 4. - l-sl a eas e'sh- Ia The sftst.
ns-sn. al IN nxht ttis AMI intrte-t ~his h ths
All IlofIin.toa Nymsa has. In assi D.. 90 hal
ea ths stxlssnfh dsy of >sftsmter, A. II. leo.
IN tine whsn The sane ws- ATTACHED On The
uFft in ths .ss.s sait. "a fslks~tax described
Trsi s-tatr .ltastel IN ali Rsafsrt. ths 18th
me- raj. 80 knovn. VIA The hsss-trat fsfn
fOsmeriy couris.l ~ sal wymsn, loan'ie.i an.i
sie-sfth 4 ss teiss-. VIA hssissla< 81 tf's
.Oush~s-t csrnsr "a "a ssni<r~i eny too N
tss AMI ,Iisislsa. thsars sosthws-ssriy W ne
vet uns ~ ali "a. sstax nns ~ hsst o-sspisi
bV n b. ,,o.t1sr,l. 90 In nssthws-t corner %
..If "a. thsnrs nsfthsA-terts thu -sati~fiy
nee II ard siisi-isa kts. nsmistest -<svuty 90
ant stxhfy and % the -oathsfly hoe " Lisinx.
$40 s.Asssrs asst D. IN assth at c,fs~r "a nj
sisi.isn "a nassi<r~l thisty .foar. th~nee -ossh.
ss.teriy by The e.-tsfly INA II ali "A nsst<rv-i
nifty tsas o. tss -osthr.ss soreer ~ al ~
ti.sn.s -sutkss-tsriy W ths naits<fiy Hoe ~
...... .nsI.hsa Ls.. sssl~rsi thiisy ss~. shissy.
t.sl fssts -ssshl any one AMI an, sArv<. 10 NJ
bSasd hssan at
n. II. nCICnfxs. Dspssy sAsrtR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
DEI.IcArE LADIES.

Who have that tired ani all-gone feeling
sni don't Ill. Ia H. di.iurbr,i, vii ,oir
time to be troubled With thl. complaint
until they renew their Impure bl"a
Sulphur Bitter. will rsu.- new ani firi
blood to course through every srt"r,
ani vein In the human system. See
another ,olnmn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
sHArgrrL-coMroHri>G
|EPPS'S COCOA.
BRyAKr,sr.

N.ses l. hrrbs given o. 81 I-sr-oss az, zoo.
y-srptl. n . wbs-s fiEi O. nay " thswby sn~t-i.
that The sn.isr-isnei viii pw-sht o. ihs nsst
trxf.lstuIv fst ~ state ~ Nsise . Istthsa f"f
ssi.lsiisn, % With sl,s fsliosisx II tu- ovpy
To- M ssaste AMI il.uss ~ Representative In
Lsst-h ssrs ss-emsli. % AassstA. is and fsf The
-sstr OF Maine.
The as.isrsivr~, ~cah vvsp<stfsli, spr'y f.r
. eksissr s,sntsinirx suitable ssd pfe,sr pro
,i.ioas rransi.x 81 ti-ess. t,sir s.-"stste-. ssr
sc.-sfs. snt as-iFws. thu rixit - i~pr.se
The Wet Hr.nch ~ kIiis River sui ". tii'stariss
is Ap.isvsv. Anisser Moth sania.. ssi
AHiessr Wet safplus. ONfyrt t"unts.
Main. - "a rvn ~ The same ns.st thA~
fos h.r striving par,o-es. o. NJ len. 'sei<n sssi
rvm.se eL-srssti..ss f.s ne sissbsei. "a ervvt
bsesss. tam. asi s<bcr nre~s-afy AMI pfos~r
vofks thr,sin. sbi 90 ssnsni AMI rv~ise rva.
sss.lis s.Ii ser ~ hog s.d s,sest iuni<r AMI
vol. vhLh shsii I-sss thrcssh an BY saii
u.sks aft~r tho pr.yrr soa tfustkss th<uof.
All 90 ~ dssy t-sont vtil sssr prny.
Dss~l % L<.t.ssu. Nov. sss, ts
s .2fSssss. Sia. Jsj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
~, q. the rsssis.
/. Thf.. .asy wurl .auar-,


No az Hidden Planets; 4 Mar ,
Earth a uranu. 4 saturn.
No So -Anagrami Csmsllia
No. $40 Motel Poems; !. Eisgy la 9
Country Charhyard , The Raven
ThanaiOp~is 4 The Two Dog
No 80 Biographical Doubles; Colon.
Monkey. Solano. Cleveland. Nightingale.
No ssl -Ansgrams; I. Lays Of Ancient
Rome. by Maraulay. ? sabinA Zsmbra
By William Dlsck. q Lorna Dcone. By
R Blaeknor,. 4 Tale % Tub. By Jon
aihan swif S Oliver Twist. By Charles
Dickens
No. So Tangled Relationship. Moshs'
AMI Sun.
No. sa1--.,n EAsy Word Chang.' Kite
bate. bile. bill; tall
No NI-Numsrieai ChAs.is; Harley
corn
No. gsa-Conundrums: I. Sin :. A glA
isr : cSgrt-ship. 4 When it is brown
ing q A iesk neAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

Your wa.i-i rh--k. may hs,e all the
plumIn... aud bl"cm IL h-,i,i, thrasi
your u.- of Aver. S,r.,ptrills. TIT
ilm--l,onor.,l rrm.iy .iill le-i. The wa
a imi,roy-. ,llg-.iion, I'nrif.. ti. hl,-.i
,ni in,isor,t.. the .y.iem. Give "
trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
A DARN ron March scRArcn.-Thl

DARK roR MATCH scRArcn.-Thls
LITTLE article Il not oalv very pretty hat
IL u.eful ~ we'll. Take an empty ris-
bon-block, and on the en'ls glue ssn''-
paper. cut to &C.. Aroand the block glue
red velvet. NEATLY orusnsentel With tn
81 cord. put On In imitation cf the eorls
of drum. Cover the s~Iees where tn
v~lv~t sn.i sspdpspsr jni1 With . fsncy
cord, allowing IN length 70 sasYsnd ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

The har.h, drastic rurgsilves. onee
deemel an Indispensable, hsve given
place to miller aud more skillmllv pre-
psr~d isxstlves: hence the great sni
growing demand for Ayers Pills. lhv-
.Icisns everywhere r~commsnd them
for ~e.ii,eness, indigestion aud liver
complaints.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The best a an~iyrss. this rsepsr.iion rap
hlly s.othss irrtsiis.si. strengthens The deb
cate ergans u speech. and r.sisfes the 'else
% its tine and power. No slns'f % rat'le
srsaksr shsssid h. ~ithoat a. lydia rhomp
600. the famous setrrss. tsrftfssi ayers
Cbsny rsetsral has been a ,s'y sr.st 'sf'
vice 10 me. 70 imprses ard sifsnshsns
the ,olce. ard is Alsays Effective fos Ne
cure q eolds AID eoughs"
"uysa several oscasi"ns ] have suasf'd
frum esilds. causing loafssnsss and shtfs
ioss u voice. In my prvfsssioa a an ane-
tloneer any afrstIon a Tie vice 20 thrtat
IL q ssrluus matter. but a. each aiisss. !
have been r,iis,,d W fr~ do.es a ARR
C1srry rsetosai. Ills wmsdy, 9th csdi-
mar, care, has ~ofkea such
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

Cut.-From 90 ,. mixed ,0s.,hsr COZ
hl..silT. from 2 % q. q title Formerly given
10 HE eldest .on - the king ~ Franc.
from 90 =. 20 dl.ir-~.. from 4 ~ 4 sispg-si
upoa. from 5 10 d . part ~ sh,eh anything
J. nab. fr,pm o. :. walled. frum 60 :.
10 oontsl. from o. =. to cher. from "a
s. mrsk. frpm % d q iA'slin. from , h =
part % the day. from : 90 :. narrative
InClo-~d squar-L Mitsd hssy.
4 \ Roman smg~rOr 4 S,sPpesi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
NaI,,r OF reREcLosrnE.

~ uIgI,s sesrFsI. n ioha.sn. tssa %
w >tu~, IN th~ teastF " ohtori sni >t.,s ~
Main. "a Il ga ths ssssaIt day - IanaAry. 4. ~.
is-l. ~ his tag d~si ~ that dAte. uuy ~,
~ gtssi All rNssr,lssi ~ oNfsri western lhstht
krxt.tfy % ts.sis. ~ rl-skss fs<s 81. ceatsy
Ia n ttfaxs - ne ~ ssh-cfiisf, his thrn hssns
say lsaaulssl a. ftsitsss pn the eat ~ ani
"a lee thaauiisf anst John ~eatsF. 90 ths -eeth
~ And -agt---s.i - lsksnz o. Is-sph n. tesnis
lA-ti.aa fsrra aai 90 ~ nstth ~ khl %
Jsuiss b. tlut hlas. Jame- 4. hsmi. AMI Jsms-
n. Gie AM ouatkiains al-sut oos haa.irvi snd
tssutT. nts sfrvs. Aht whsress. The cssn.titisu
"a AL nsftxssy IA. l--sn bf,skea nss thsrvforv.
I slslra fsrvsks-arv ~ M sane. sunoriins -
~ statlir In salh cA-s Asie AMI pf0stissl
>eNeaatsr =. tssA
ITIlIIiI CLAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

The heat medical writer. claim th,i
the surr~.sfui remedy fDs nasal estarri
mat De non-lrritsting, easy of appl'ca.
lion, and one that will reach all the "
mote .orrs aud ui~rate'i surfsres. The
history of tile efiorts Ia trvst csfarri
during the p,st "bIigrs ne to admit ii,.'
only Que Trme,iy has met thrse eonii-
tions, aud thst Il Ely's Cream BALM
TIL. pleasant rvtneiy has masirrri go
tzrri, as poihlng vl.e has ever done, sn'
both phsslrlans anil psiIeuts irrely c''''
ce.ie thIs fact. The more distressing
symptoms Yield Ia u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

10 OVERCOME the m'rk. 81 age, III y u"
NV. gray bc,nl. .boaii nee Hucklns-
n M. i've for the whi.ker., the '-c'i
sni cl-,p-.t dye made for coloring
hroNu or black.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
70. la, ci... .1 D.y.

-Iui cat yOur ar. anil so 10 bsi.'
l. what the voice u total sAld
o. ol,ieu tinis.. bat la our day
Z 50 such vuicc otry,
LIsht bour.' work and eight hour ss-s,
And .svk rvt.o.s lusi when you ples-s,
Such .ssrn. IN - the lA,e-t rule
nat J. Ia vogue In lsbor's school
4 quiet slcep Day broken -
Dy noisy voice IL is1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
purNNcNNEss- i.iQrOR mAnir-ip
all tn Wofti thsre V sut cos rare,
lpt llaip<s' tsoklen sl<<fhc.

% can - si,ea In . cap af sss .r cess~ .ws.s
ths kn.v ~ sf the yer-oa takisx M ehctias
a .l-riy asI psrmsnest sarc. uhsfher th~ ~
usnt 4. s.ossrsss drsksr or en- siessh"sis w'esk
have tskss the t.ilsn s,ssias In tisir sodss
sith,st ti.sir kss~t riss. ssl tslsy ,-ll.se ths,
asis drinking of tisfr vvu fv~ viii No hsrmfs
sG..t Tv.aits fr.~ ns simini-trstioa. Car
Ar. Aslir~.. In sssalssss, Gstiss slssis'
a.. IA t,.s. .sv.st st~sf...tt 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

ysa COR ila-sr.ts-l psmph~t explaining ell
sl-ess pr Dive. C~kri.vpsei Eh~trs. v.1si~ nsu
s.t appliances. ss-i th~ir ehsrrsinx egs~ts sfss
usIi as,s Az rrsss-s yea % vtrss sst usashs-st.
rsnphirs fr~~. n yoa srv thus n0ktet. Ne 9TH
sss.i Zoo nm AMI tppiiss~es On trial
volfAIc BGlr Gu. Nar.ksit. Mt<k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

4 sosl e3.taph for q crieke,er Over
Fof an aurtion-rr-"Gonr"
Fora hlllAri n.arksr-''Ths Long Ret.
For drowne,l boai. cr,w-"Easy all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

Tracher-"In What battle "a. stone
WALL Jark.on morislly woun'ie'lf Fu-
pll-"Dunno-i CUES. IL Vas the last one
L.. fn.s,ht Ia Z"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

"iu ihi. little ci.krt have preserved
/ all tb-.r y~sr. the drir-.t frnsn'-
br,nr- of my honeymoon. II y. tie ho-
tel bill."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

siiil llv--, sni so 10 hundrei. ~ Others
who haye h~-n cured ~ Rheum,ti.m
.nd Nsurslria nv the great blo"i puri-
nrr. sulphur Biiiers. Send for te.ti-
monlals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

The darkest cloud may have a silye'
lining. The pretty servant girl, sftri
che has becn dl.hgur.i by the small
pax. finds herself In demand sm.us
aon,en With husbands Of . suscep,ibi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

1 \ trignei blow ani Gle
2 The main body and part a ship
4 \ color aud part ~ q ,himn~,.
4 Part % an ,Bchor AMI . fDsigaie
S 4 iorlsr % hem aBl digit
G A kind - Irain and psrt u the heal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

In every town ~h~re sAvENA is Intro
ducv-i the ssle Il larger than all other
washing compound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

sunday s.,ooi T-scher-"'I.ove Oh,
neIyh,.or as thy.-lf' Who IL thy neigh
borY' Little Girl-"Ple,.e mi'am, the
folks "a. borrow. from ne"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

when person gr's inio hot ws,er.
voa msv ~ .urr that No hss furnished
his share Of the fuel to heat the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

I.,,lI-., rough haul. are horror.
Roth. tlrm veil AZ night Va John'ou
AnoIync i.inimrut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

n. m,ry~loa. how m,nv people use
Jahnsan's Anodyne Llnlment, en- say re-
tall druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

A woman may not BE- able tn find her
pocket, hut che never has u hllcd With
letters she hss fcrrottrn 10 mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
>.. sal.-A nl.la,. ;. RA,-..

I'm found la ssvry happy homs.
ldv,li sith hon--t usighhcrS,
And frpm the hoyel n the throne.
With hart anil hAnsi that lahpr.
Icon. m sy~ry passing hour.
What thoagh la .ileut mannsr'
I'm he.rl In svery gsntls Shower
With never ncl.s 90 ciamor
thurman Ia The .oitss, brvsth,
iwhisg-r Va yoar hearing.
And Ia the la,s-t sssp ~ death
lsg.ak o. give you cbsrtng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

T'rl.on ml..lonary-"Mv poor frlloS.
uhtt ar yea IN h-rr tWf' 'ri.'l~r--
..ror not h,yin' enough political iuf'un y
Ia get ui. out."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

N.,,.. .f s~s..a W..si.s .f Cs.ai,.ss o..
tsseisessy.

T. ~ crs.iitor. - Chark. n wsasf - Ns~p
o. ths C.uufr "a oxfsF,i ani >tAis - hAihs.
in-s'ssnt tAltuf.
Zoe az hsrsiy n.tias-i. nat With m aypro' Al
~ ths Iuigg - a.. CoaIt "a insoltsncy for all
reauty ~ -ssssn.t ulssting - ~ crtsiitufs ~
All ln--slssut l. apgssints.t D. - hsii a III
tF'sl.sts tvait t-uui ~ faris IN all c.antl 90
"a s.ins-isy. ~ I'm day "a iAss-, A. u lee. a
uins o'cksk Ia M fufvncua. loo stn gOssru
year-sitv- srsuf,iinsiFs
t.issa aaisr NJ hal ant ths erlsr "a Ceart.
tl.ls i-th dsY - >sx. a. ~. t-..
HtRKiCk 4. DAVIS Rssi.tsr - ths Court
% ln-sissn.y fSr ali C0shty "a Onfsr'i-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
GEN. RE. RIrTIER,

Tho m,n Who I. siwavs certain about
everything IL certain 90 get left.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

"Is Deborah rclated Ia Ch,rlev Hen
dersoni'' .Yes. She IL his sister by a
refusal Of marriage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
The Voice

Il cosby injured the slightest Invitation q
he shr-ss ~ lsfynn 90 cnes anestinx ne
tune, essibsllty. 40 psssr. Al charts 70
sinx 90 sp~ak IN pablie. under sseh eondh
tio,ss. b<ccsse No only painhd bat danger.
sas. aEd should be strictly avoided Until
even symps.m 10 ren.,sd IT, eject
spssly cure no otisef n.<dielne 10 equal "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

A very smart young man IN savannah
tried e. par he stvwt-car faF~ vi tl y
one-hunirri dollar bill. The conductor
vas acvou'nei aiIag, sud, stopping The
car, be went Into storr sni got the bill
tlssuxssi, giving the young MN = shot
bag fall Of silver amounting 10 e99.9S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
Magical Effect

thai 4 have suffered wy htiie hecr,en-
isnee. have also used u 10 Ny family, ~lih
ereellsut rssults. IN sousis. tslds. &C.
VIM. 10. osiartiy. Miulsiaa, Australia.
.In he spring u issa. a furtsmouth. Va.
va. pr,siraisi BY severe attack q ".
pha.i pasunonia Ny phy,ieians srhausisd
thslr reu,e,lies. and for ons year rss ~
ahie IN s,vn Articalsis award. w us ID
Vic. q iH shas tired Ayers Cher, I've
tsrai. AID b. NY surprise ant Efrat ~, IN
les than ene manth eoud eou,srss EASILY
IN A natural tone ~ ,uice. cuntinhsd 10
improy. and have teeons sine sell nan.
have eftsn recommended tie festaraL and
have ns,er kna~n q o. fal"- UeOfss X
lasrsnss. yalpaTaiso, I'D
Ayers Cherry Pssiora|,
rruinsp nv
Or / c. AVER 4 CO., lsvl, MSS.
ss.Is, ell p'sss,s.. rHs. nI ss ss'ilss. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
HONEMAKERS COLUMN.
nscoaAT,ve WORK

,.u,.e.sassss % sss.ss q ,.ss'.:s y y. ..a,.:
CoaSnn, Osssri iSs~.scsss. rsus. hsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

A U.sfal Present In every package
sAvxxA. the i,sst Washing Powder.
b0li by gr0verp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
~ a.p-Amr.,.,l....
y. ssa-,,,...,.,.., A.,..,,..

No. sso.-A@y.,.,isss
Cut "a the hssd. cut OF the tail.
And i.nt II very s,rangr
That With too such amputatious
You viii not 80 a Changr'
Ssms thlH-. can stand. .otne AZ. s.''ns ils
This thsn can oaly hAng on high
No. saa.-N- Ass.i ~ ,s. n.,sisasiA
lam comt-o-r.i ~ n le,tsrs
Ny I. 10. = n. q csrcal
l.19. domestic animal
Ny "a = schiCle
Nyi.A boy. nams
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tuesday, Aug. 19.-Senate: House
bill authorizing negotiations for the pur-
chase of the western part of the Crow
reservation in Montana passed; tariff
bill taken up. House agricultural col
lege bill passed.
Wednesday, Aug. 20.-Senate con-
CURED in house amendments to agricul-
tural college and meat inspection bill;
passed bill to relieve settlers on North
ern Pacific indemnity lands and debated
tariff bill. House: Senate bill provid-
ing for inspection of meats for export
passed; lard bill debated without final
action.
Thursday, Aug. 21.-Senate: Plumbs'
resolution to stop sale of liquor in senate
wing discussed without action; tariff
bill also discussed. House: Lard bill
taken up and discussed at afternoon and
evening sessions; no action taken; eight
hour adjustment also consi6 cred but no
action taken. Some bridge bills passed.
Saturday, Aug 23.- 2233.--sSenate: Day de-
voted ste eulogies on Senator Beck.
1H01se: Thursday and Saturday next
set apart for consideration of eight hour
bill; Lard bill discussed and vote taken,
yeas Iii, nays 46, no quorum; bill will
come up again during the week.