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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
No. iss.-A Gr.ssfai oa.r,as.

The ruw % starr hsginning With the one
designated by r.pv.snt. the oocAsion 20
which thi. garland is prTar~i The inn.'
row ~ rin.,s. the ryAson Why this day 10
ol-srv,,i The star. arv nower>, the rings
Arv leavrs The nrSi star. soldsn yellow
hlus.soni. h hind ~ nArvs~sa. The nstt.
a name o. the sweet bTisr The nes'. an
exotic - thr dianthu. fsmlly. Tbe nstt
the to~Vr. srv white. tie fruit golden. the
leave. .lo~sy. buds. flower. and fruit ire
gusutly Apgsy.r on the samr plant II !. .
tAvofiis At w~idinss The neat. the queen
% fowsrs The bert. . dover soms,ims-
white. som~timc. purple. who-s language
4. Immortality The nssi, . sprins
nowsr. the corhlla. hsli shaped. With al,
IriAls. 10 caly1 Tho Bstt, the flower de
luce III. neat. n tall plant nth elegant
pink blossoms The neHt. the plant u .-aid
b. emit fashs, - light In the morning 10
for, saufisr. anil alsnst twilight. the n0s
sr, q brilliant golden yellow The neat, .
cummon fogrr. but universal favorits.
usually white With yellow crnier The
nsst. ysry extensive gvuus. novsr> q al
most every variety q color. the dwarf va
rie,ics. color. white. pink, 90 purple The
neat, a cluster - white noScrs on tall
.falk. sotnetim.. calici Adam. Daruihs
N-.il. The drst ring. q name given 10
the t-rtwinkie The nsxt. plant t.,srtng
purple t-rric. which. q. veil a. tho leaves,
ary uc,iicinAi The beat I. found In all
climates. svrn Ia the frigid tan.s The
bett. sinoe the ,lslugs. has l.,n The emblem
~ In.ra The nctt. a very ornamental
Kind q .rus- The neat 10 found la AL
cOuntric. the faWsrs arr gwen. u t-auii
Co. ruins The heat, q small trcr, u forms
9 b..auilful r,crgryh h~lar The heat. .
plant alway. a~.,riaiel with glory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
HOW REPuISIXE

Il had breath, and how many otherwise
attractive, polite, and particular people
affiict their friends With the foul odor Of
their breath. II there was M remedy
for this, 10 might excite our sympathy,
but ne there IL no need of having foul
breath, Il Il an objectionable breach Of
good manners to obtrude such an offence
on good society.
Foul breath arises from disoriered d.
gestion which can be corrected by uslng
Sulphur Bitters, aud the result Will Be .
pure, sweet breath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Home rvmeiies are those within easy
reach, simple but SURF, harmless but
helpful. While you are waiting for the
doctor On come aud do battle With the
disease. or the difficulty, Il may be well
for you to engage the attention ut the
enemy, aud prevent lie further progress
by placing In it, way some such remedies.
Bsrns. Where the skin Il not broken,
soda vet With cold water IL good. When
II Il broken. try llnsecd oil or vasellne.
For severe case. of burns. ar scaids, y
mixture 10 one part csrbollc acid to
eight parts olive oil IL excellent. Old
linen cloths should BE- we'll saturated
with this, aud smoothly spread on the
burned part. Ia any case to wrap With
the Transparent tissue that p~els from
.uct ar Lard. has very soothing effect,
u !. 81 .ofi aud so entirely excludes the
air.
Csts.-To stop the blood. aud take the
.ornc.. from wound, smoke u thor
oughly With burning wool, ar even wooI-
en- rags. Make "a paper tunnel, an that
YOU can direct the smoke where u is
most needed. Have seen this remedy
usci In pretty bad cases, when Oh. bleed.
lng Was exccsslye,--scry soon the blood
would cosgulste and cease Ia now. The
wound, dressed with vell-smokesi
hsuisgc, proved not very sotr, aud heal
III With wonderful rapliiiy.
Isioa. are easily cured, II taken In .es-
.on. by = similar smoking.
4 ~ ~ le,-i suddenly spnng FROM
where a ,ooih had been extracted the
dty before, aud struck sgalnst the rcoi
II the mouth With considerable fore.
varioa. good remedies were used, Ia No
avail, the lady grew weaker aud Nc
feared she w"uli bleed Ia death. NJ
lat the doctor ordered the application
70 dnc. dry powder ~ common tea, r.
snd the hlcr,iing ceased.
H. pr,rsh orflfcafioH. 1T was bad
looking hand. III. SORE, obstinate snd
unyl.lilng. va. caused bv taking cold
In . blister that the .cythe handle made
There wcrr long day. anil longer night,
~ mlsery. many time. rrI-s,'si, and
amputatioa h.gan Ia H. talked ~. on'
day .as little rel .trcak., running
FROM the hsnd up the arm, lengthenIns
ani spreading e,-n Will. looked.
sent q m,n. With tb. fastest horse, fol
III. ioCtot--but II would d. two ful
hour. h@forr the doctor could ", ther
ani the haiti. va. for llf.. 30
ground snd .li,ei some charcoal. ~,
ting u Into poul,lcc Nth alcohol water
~ ooe-thiri. 4. long q. alcohol !. "
the wofli u u gooi In L.. place, ani thai
place L. The "si.iis.) With linen cloth
vet In the alcohol. wr,ppsSi the entlr'
limb, even t-yoni th. rel strrsks, Ia To
shoulder. changing ih. cloths often. n
last, after what .-'m~i an sgr Ia me
the doci"t came, AMI unwppplng III
haul sni snn, looked At them clo."l,
sud then AZ me. The r-'l s,rraks wcr'
III gone from the arm, ani showed Ia
little on the hand. Ahsshc'i, sshi
he.liaiingly. "I'crhap. u va. foolish q
.sni foe you IN such haste, doctor. hu
ihoss r,~l line. w,rr running up h"yon'
the -lboS. anh-i-l-Sa. afraid q
modification
"Nnd yoa had rra.on To- b.. /" ~. tn
grave reply. "hut the danger i over fo
the present. You have done we'll, md
am'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
REVOLUTIONS


on the death of sister Harriet Howe
Whereas, IL has pleased our lIeavenl,
Father to remove from among ne b,
death, Sister Harriet Howe, be 10 there
fore,
Resolved, That We. members % Bethe
Grange, feeling and mourning her io.s
do hereby offer our sympathy Ia h~i
relatives aud friends In their siiiIction.
Resolved, That In the death of slste'
Howe the community loses Christian
worker, q faithful friend and de,ote'
mother.
Resolved, That q copy of these re.olu
lions be sent to her relatives, and Insert
ed In one of the county papers.
Ma.. J. 9: Annorr, Com.
Mus. L.. y. IIoLr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
L.,t. ,h. rs,si.r.

No lu -Riddls The letter 4
81 i,s a Qus,r COnolt W ldcubls L,
doable yrS douhlv you
Na TT -At,.cut vosels Candlema. I
l.ncky men uo.i ~ ooun-sl , All IL
spln rraty Ia an orderly hou>e 4 MAny
hani. make light work. . wberv the
D. - d. lowest msn commonly leap over
That l. a wise delay which makes the
raj ale lionop 1T OF merit, A.
drvss. handsome psn-ons : strain ~ q
.u4i anil .wAll1s camel = Two ~ q
trade ssliom agrrr v Ansrf and hAs's
hinder god counsel
No ia Beh.siihs. shallow -hAllcw--
Allow
80 itA a Picture Puzzle Twentyfou'
ca .vrS. bssidc thumbs
No itd Drop letter Proserb. / Tbs
sA.lr Oi Ols hoa-e Is the fowl In another
10 is.ar tie wOr>t Oft ours the sOrst.
None bat a fool !. Away. right 4 When
ir~ frOm folly Ne io vision rise That
you may b. beloved b. amiable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
slsERIrs-s SALE.

UNfUNU, %.
Taksn oa sxe.uiioa AMI gill be soli By pabiie
austisn on The ieth dsy - jaly. 4. u. Ice, 81
o'ciork In The sferuopn. al the one. ~ John "
rrask. In Wshskt In ssii County. all The tight IA
equity whlrh MsntetilA~ Hall - frru. In III
e.,anty % Osfori. Ia. Or hal 90 The 18th dsy ol
>O,smlsr. 4. ~. ts-T. when the sane "a. "a
tsshs-i sa The ofixinsl = ~ o. r~iesm The foll0~
Ing ts-s fil-.l mort x.ri wal estate situated IN
refu In salt county o. Ill ths homestsst fsrm
cslis-i. 90 tean Liant. decea-si. With Tho buihi
tags theresa ani csntsininx 3, ssr~. nav 90
l... Al.o The hosnestesi fsr,n, 40 csliei, 81 lew
tsinlng 1. srr.. NEW 90 80. Alsss the south
ss.,sfly half - "a ~. Z, in fRi fsnse ~ ID. 10
Lasts Loser trsrt. 80 ssl*i. c.stsihihs - scr~-
nor. 90 l~s. The same ~ss dsssiesi by Nand.,iils
Hall o. HsRry v. Robinson by waTranty slss-l
ls,s.i Msrhi !. is--. reoorie'i In osfori is<isiry
Book az, page tt-.
Dstei Jane ah, lss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
s,ruyvling Au,bor-Why. DePo

struggling Author.-why, Dei'oc.v,
how prosperous you look. Wasyour last
book of poem. q succe-.s
DeIoesy-No-o, can't .ay that u wa.,
"Iubli.hed a popular novel. Perhap.F
"No."
"Ah. then YOU have written . play. !
have ai~ay. held that playwriting. while
not the highest form Of art. va. never
theless-
~ have written No play"
"you hayenty Where did these hne
clothes come froms How did you pay
for that handsome turnouty'
~ have abandoned literature, and am
peddllng clans"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
TESTIMONY or A PROMINENT LADY
IN BELFAST.

Al the corner Of Church and Main
Streets, Belfast, IL the large Dry Cool,
Establishment of Mr.. aud Mrs. \. ID.
Chssi. For nearly thirty three years
the business of this establishment has
been carried on by the same parties, and
the firms name has almost become q
household word In all the families of
Waldo County. Mrs. Chase Il q shrewd,
business like lady. in regard To Dana's
Sarsapariilz, she SAYS: am nov sixty
ak years of age, and have been In sctive
business for thlrty.two years. For ID
years have been confirmed Dyspeptic.
Last spring ] Lost my Appetite, my
stomach became more troublesomc anil
Was much reduced In weight and
strength. I Was induced To try DAna's
Szrsapariila, and after using few Bot
ties became better, gaining 8 IL pounds
In ncsh. Have taken II Bottles and feel
stronger, and better able 70 attend Ia
business, than for years. ihavs strong
faith In its inertia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
sisGuirt-s sNLE.


ONfoRp. 60.
Tslsn on ssrcution, All gill - .oil q pahlic
anstisn on satariar tho tsslnh tsf ~ lulf, Y.
n. lGsl. st ains s'Ch-k In N fwF.noon, Al the
srse. - 4. y iIsrrtsk. In hstisi IN al r'antf
ali The right IN e,latY shish tiwari Nason, ~
All tlsthsl. hal on ths nntr.uth tag ~ Apfii \.
~ l-s sis-a ths ssne "a. stttsb.-t "e The ORG
nal srtt o. rvisem a.. fsihsysnE ds-fit--i
Inoftsag-i rvai 80 ste situated 10 sali Nsthsi o.
su srrftsla pirss 80 Iarsl ~ hnt 18th the
huihiings thrrvon lVtns % The nofth sile ~ tfsr
Aalfusrs.xrin river anil i-sun 20 a. felioss, a..
utts sastsfig. nafthsfiy ant ss.tsfly by lsnsl ~
,.sors- " Ma.oa. sol .outbsriy bv raj lrst
log frpsn Iieth-i o. 1llesi Ma another psfrel
~ sni sltaatei the opposite site - .sit rusi
sni hsan,lszi nofthefiy ~ sali rssl. esstsrly by
ani % smy Han aRl by liant ~ " q. chap
msn. .sath.rly ~ all rs.r, ant westerly ~
l.nt % Jonsthsa rylsr. hsni ~ sally iisnnstt,
ant nv Liant - att se.5rgv ". Ns.oa. ali all
premises l-ias o-sapis-i by saii tlstri =.
Ma.sn q. q hsaa.test fara.
CYRUS ". woRMELL. shsrs.
Ja0s lfh l-a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

VIA, D. th- Spiritnals,.' psg-r' Wrap
ping Tsl-r
What l.tbrt ut I,aV-r for roughs' sand
paper
wha, paper ha. very larry oircalstion'
The PAPER - tohscco.
What pagsr dos even Que iAks' Tho
r.apst q pins
What /. the mo-i-w.ll. Nc can't .ay
p,paiar. bat taking what l. the most tax
Ing rapSf' The .hsrifT. warrant
The uic'--t IaT~f u tie lot' T,Ssns' fc..
al. yOu. indeed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Why continue the use of irritating
powders, snuff. ar liquidss Ely's Cream
BALM, pleasant of application and SURE
cure for cstsrrh and cold In head. can be-
had for ~ cents. IL !. easily applied In
% the nostril., I. safe aud pleasant, aud
iscuring the most obstinate eases. IL
gives relief AZ once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Stranger (ln Observation-Disclosures are
all those gentlemen goingy' Resident -
They are going Ia bill farewell io .
popular missionary a. chin, Who lbs
bccn very .uc~r..ful la teaching the
h-sih-u the gospel % love aud peace.
81 .ee. AMI where !. TIL. gang ~ hoy.
golugr' "rhcy are going "a stone q
Chimes. funeral"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
pRuNHCNNsss-L iauoR mAsIr
.h;ss T%,N Is,is .i !: sT .,. .. ssF,'

Dr. iIsiss.' Gsbien spesine-
% osh - given In Q cup % tea ~ coffee without
the knou I.-Ire Of the psr-sn taking u. en.stins
a st-.,iy anil permanent cure. whsthsr The "
tient 4. o msiersts drntsr or an aicohohe srrst
Thoa.snis % drunksri. have i-rsn sar~i vhs
have taken the Golisn -p~,ins In their o"ncs
quiz drinking 90 their owu FRYE w'll No harmfu
sdst rv.aa. frOm n. aimini.trati.n. Cur
Tuarsntes-i. ssst Tor circular ani fun psftieu
lar. Aairr.. In oonhsience, Golisn si<sihs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

\ thermometer la u.e In Johns Hop
kins University ]. valued at sloUn'
When the - cent Thermometer Ia Per
gu.on'. grocery mark. o, DEGREES Ia the
shade. the $1,000 in.trum~nt 10 Johns
IIopkln. University shows q Temperature
equally torrii aud horrid. III. extra
- 5000 would keep family Ia Ice Tor
. lif,.-tins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

s,,rp.-N nn- family ~ children
w.r, all afflicted With .cpfuli. Tao
di-d early. thu re-, would SOFA have
followed. hut for the timely ant per.e-
,sring N. 81 Aver. Sir.,p'rill,, which
huilt thcm up Into healthy ani Nisnr'
ou. manhood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
cAhnlEs iA LONDON


The English are slow To adopt new
IDEAS. strange n. Il may seem, the peo-
pie are stlil using tallow candles all over
the country. They didn't know what
Kerosene was In Warwick anil nakcwell.
They had never used II. ~ the War
Wick Arm. hotel aud Charing Cross
hotel In London, We had Ia go Ia our
room with one tsllow candle aud sit with
u. too, or pay sixp-ncr for an extra one.
After writing by our splendid Kerosene
lights In America this trying to write by
IN. light 10 taiiow candle. u something,
dreadful. II Il going hack 20 bsrbarism.
AZ Oxford I got fairly exasprrs'e,.
aud calling the porter asked him " b"
couldn't go GA, and buy me kero-ene
lamp.
"What h. that thelrr' he asked In
amsssment.
"why, something to burn-,c give a
gooi light" ! ali.
"Ior, yeas. ! do know wh,r' Ia fni
that th-lr," aud OF he started. Hut
What 10 you think the fool brought me ;
WHY, ak tallow candles Light thsm'
WHY. ~ course I dii. sni II You'd seen
me irving to write With eight bllov
candle. ~ rov YOU would have ,ak-n
m, table Tor q Csthollc altar, sni tho
writer for b,h headed monk.
In Ilnn'lon thcv arr lust heglnnlng ~
IA. Kerosene little. They all u psrsf-
fine, hu, u ~. the same OIL 'iiv SMELL.
tine .nuii convinced me that had struck
oil. IN. smell vs. nlc,.,nter g. ~"
than the perfume ~ flowers. " ~. :
rial good home smell. I, Ms the nr.i
time that thoroughly eniov~i the smell
~ coal oil. IN. dealer told NE tht 10
.ald II at sixteen aud tw-nt y-four cent.
p.r gallon. They have M splendid
lamps io burn !, In vet, hat that vii
com. In time. They are nov burning u
In .msil lamp. without chimney. u
many Instances. Th~r- I. held fo'
.oue cnt~rpri.lng american. Ia come o,c'
here sni lniroiuc- some cool lamps.
Candle. arr .old herr NJ from eight u
ten cent. p-r pound: very cheap lnics'i
N YOU want . fsm~ without light, hui
dear enough " YOU have Z" stsni eight
In q row a. write q letter by. They tel
me m. frvprh sr- banning onr kcro.en'
Verv generally. ani that they have b",u'
tlful lamp. io burn u ln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
N.,,.... u,s,,,,.,,a Ne.

N yoa viii .sni year siirr... ~ 9TH mall
yua sar Iiiuau.tel psmphi~t esPisinlnx al
.l-gat ~, Dys'. Csl.hrsisi klss,ro Netsic bet
asi apphsnos. sni their cisrninx sfest. upon
.tu auislIV r,.,s-v yaa o. ttror all msnhoo Y.
ramphi~t free. m you sre thu. arict~l. we sill
.sa.i yoa Q B~n sni Appliance. sa trial
NOlTAIC HIIT 60. MarshAn. hlrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
rIl,E NOlI,sELr.

Don't paw large doctor. bills. Tie
be-, medical book publl.h-i, oae hun
drri pages, elegant, colorri plates, will
d. .cni you ON rrc-ipt ~ thru" s-cent
.t.mp. To- pay po-tsgc. Addrr.' \. u.
DriN.V A Co.. Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Csught-"A hslf-ticket for thl. boy.
please" .'IIOw q hsif-tickett liant he
twelve years olds'' ''Oh, ma: only sles-
en.~ ..Oh, then YOU want whole ticket,
for only children under ten go for half. I"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

"Dh you have any luck when von
vent h.hlng lat rue.i,yr' "Well. !
should .mll.. eight mrn With bill. called
al the house anI thru. al the Otii-r."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Sin. lo.e their utricilyrn~s' " Ia
dulgy,i In too freely; bat th"n th"rr are
80 many w,y. Tor .innlng that one can
get along Tor many year. without suffer
Ing from snnui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

The proprietor. ~ XIV. Cram Balm
do M, claim II Ia h. = curr-nll, bu' .
sure remedy for c,t,rrh. cold IN III"
head AMI h,v fever. ltl. M, liquid or
.nur. but I. easily applied Into the
no.tril.. N give. relief at onc-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

You can never know until YOU try,
how quickly q dos. 81 Ayers Pill. Will
/, cure your sick headache. Your stomach
and bowel. need cleansing. and thee
pill. will accomplish Il more ef'ectuslly
aud comfortably than any other mc'iI-
cine YOU eau flnl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
a r.ss1. usi.t.r.

Tal2 - isisr Piper and HI. p~ck 20
plcsio,l E-ppsr,. just tEy o. LAY quickly the
following
oid l.siy What ar you doing to thu
buais. sailor
sailor I'm oopPsr lo,toming them.
mum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

No IT, -DS~aPitAiioHs Pansy. Pars,
.rk. again. sain. hear. ear spray. pray
ye2ru. cara
No 10 -Charaie Morning glory.
No Ia -Ishigma ss?,snbsr. / ssra
2 ser \ i'csr . HIT, 5 Beer d
Peter Bsst l,~st v Enbsr Ia
siecr a. stem q. Mste. IL Est 10
Term a. Tsr-s "a i'srt ". liz 10
step ~ ST ~ Poster. ~. SEN -
Te.m - TIVE a Meet - Pvt "a
Pct q. Meter - Mev. - sept M
sprs 81 Net Z, Ms "a Temper ~
s.x II step ~ Hs2 g. Er
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
HOMHMAKERS COLUMN.
NOME REMEDIES.

cer-.rs.asses .. ,svlss q is.sr.:, v u. l.a,.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

ava. there any appl,u.e At IN" clo'"
~ your le,turry' "No; the audience
wsrr ~ .orry that ws. through, they
roulIn't applsui"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Mrs. Youngwife. "Dh you ever try
any ~ my biscuits, judgey' Judge.
mo, never did; bat dare say they
deserve H."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

Go, hay feyerf Some .sy John.on's
Anoiyne iinln.ent will cure IL. Try II
aud report To us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
EpiIeptic Fits Cured.

Ny r.msiy M. been sacre..faliy u-sSi over
twenty year,, thu nr-t pstisnt icing p~rmsnsnt
~ surrl. 10 has often ssrri ~ben eli sl-e has
faih-i may 10 MT surr yoaf 10 4. pot NJ In hqui.i
anil powder form, .ent by ssprc-. st yoar "a
y<n-s. ~ msll~i po-t pail. The powder !. easily
prepared. AMI u. a.e often saves heavy sxprc-.
charges. Meileias fsr one month. tla. to-
.onth.. tsss. L. q. tvAss. puxTis'. po,er.
MaiD<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

\ faie'l or gray bcari NAV be color,sl
beautiful aud natural brown or black,
At will. by using Buckingham. Dye Tor
the whlsket..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24
INDIA INK COPIES.

Life Sire Crsyon all frsm-d ESQ;
Half Life Sire (itSiD Ia India Ink, OH or
Water Color. fran,ei ~ ~, regular price
sit.OO; sxiO sire, s5c. Ia s5.OO.
satisfied The, are q. x"~i o. can ~ male say
where. Mall orier. sI-siAhy.
CHASE, Os6ssA, Maiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

"she I. ,crv plain, lent .h"t'' "N~.,"
.si the lIo.ton vom,n; ".hr !. the
most ohylou. person In the ruom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

You can easily hll the public eye u
You only have the dust.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

In every town vh~~ >,vr>A !. lntro-
duc~i the .slc u larger than all other
washing compounis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-24

FRAZER a Axia
hrsr ~ rttE WORLD.
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selling al about cost In many line. 10
goods, particularly carpets, bat the
large quaniitie. Ne .ell make. the trade
profitable enough "a suit "a. You Away.
gci the very lates; style. at our store,
aud ahout tWcuty time. the variety you
can ct anywhere else.
Gu purchase Of sisb we will pay your
u. u. Pair.
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n-arv.t a. u. station freight pail. u
you can't comc Ne will select good. Zoe
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ing To- your lrttrr. cur mail trade In
erase. every DAY. which goes to prove
the popularity - our company. n ~s
dii not give satisfaction trade Would fall
% and Ne .hould have to shut up, bat
thank. To- the people. our business, con
Quoted on liberal terms aud fair dealings
zoe. Gu extending var after year until
Ns shall have stores In every good sired
town bye aud bye. This Company I.
the People. Company The shareholders
are working I-coplc Who are satisfied
with fair Interest for their money aud
are not .csking asa private frm To amas.
fortune. cur >pochl Crriit system !.
a great boon TO thousand. Who woald
otherwise have Ia worry along without
the comforts they can nov enjoy. We
make no extra charge. for this credit
privilege. but our each customers get a
discount. % course. eur good. are
bought with view TAI selling To all
classes, Ne keep the best, We keep 'hc
very cheapest, sell at Low price. and en-
deayer to please the public. And weare
proud TO .ay that our books show that
~e are pleasing a regular army Of Gus
toners throughout Maine, Vermont aud
New Hampshire. We respectfully .oli-
cit your trade.
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rccommeni Johnson'. Anciyne i.lnlm"n'
.tauI. nr.t
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statistic. In the h,ni. 20 . politician
are the mo.t unreliable hgurc. ~ speech
Ne Know Of
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