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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10
Qoeea bes, e,n ho .enl anywhero BY

Queen bees can be sent anywhere by
mail.
a roinody for boo stings frequently
given consgis IN cutting ma onion in two
Dad applying tho cut surface to tho part
stuug,
Some beokoepeu substitute rye, oat
and wheat -four, also corn meal, for
pollen whom aowen are late in blooming
Ia the spring.
a British bee journal inveighs against
nriug Ennulaic1 sugar nude from becti
b. feeding bees Much OF it 10 used
hnong our beekcepsm.
Your wife doesn't Ike 60 let you hayo
socawax Ia her pans and kettles. Itaa
sis job for her 10 clgan them up Wen,
la1n them mp youmulf sot them over
he fire tlll the way moltsi thon, with
lut any wntor or anything olse, wipe ont
VI tha wax with ola newspapers. l,or.
lups inishius up with dry rass, says
sieanings in Bee Culture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

To nsmombrr when one shake. uand,
Those learned In palmlstry and hin.
dred sciences tell us that when we grasp
q 80 10 speak boneless hand, hand
wlGch appears 10 crumple mp In your
own, hand with no apparent vitality
In Il, to beware of lts owner, and that
the soft and arln 10 the touch hand II
only possessed 10y an honest man. Thcy
also assert that thick, hard hand Is a
sure sign Of obstiuacy aud concclt Il It's
owner, Thcytoll you that long fingered,
double Iolntei people cannot be- sincere
u they try. boston Commercial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends. and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectualy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10
BEsERET NEWS OFFICE.
Home and Foreign Missionary,

And ~ desirable acquisition also 10
every Student OF Thooio 49, and other
por,on who v,lgrs tho moAns OF adyo.
eating and d1iondiug Scrlpmrally aui
historically tho rrinrlpia, Of the Gospel
Tho wishes or mo clinpilors, that The
work no published without pruh. s7 a. 70
DO within thorutoh Of every person de-
string u, have boon studied In this ~
well as the nrii edition, aud therefore no
discount except i1r cos. Of postage Is ale
lowed 10 dealers.
Tho book Il. bound IN four different
style, aud sent postpaid 70 any AddfoI
At the following
DDInpc, 45 cents, SO contS,
INlOIl' SO conts, and SlIO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

Ia the ualrci Court iu and for the Third
Judcili uHtr.ct Of wan Territory,
County OF sait Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

The police OF Philadelphia evidently
need a fcw lessons in political economy.
They recently broke up single tax &C.
oieiy'a meeting because they said It WAS
IN tho interest Of anarchy, Single tax
and anarchy mean one and the same
10 tho persricaoious police intellect Ia
philalri,,bi,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10

The most extensive salt mine IN the
world is in witliezl;a, near Crucow,
Austro.llungary. For 900 years 1t has
been constantly worked, and from 10
5000 tons Of salt arc annually taken.
Thomas u salt Ia It 10 estimated TO be
900 uiles long, 20 miles broad and ! 200
feet IN depth. It, collective galleries
are fully so miles IN length, and iu
lower levels contain streets and houses,
mailing It complete underground vii
lago,-YEukeo Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-10
MRS uRAHAMs
Cucumber
ana
Elder Flower
Cream

tsnot cosmetic In the sense In which thu.
torn 10 ptpuitry usol. bat Prominently heau.
tlfes. d creates . anft. smooth, clear. yulycty
sin, and w daily uae gradually make the
complexion several shades whiter. u II Goa.
y4ni protection tfum the eusciH % sun and
Fiuf sud prevents fnnnufu and ffccklca, and
tlAckheAdt will never come while you use if.
n cicarscs the face fer better than snar and
water. nourishes AID iullds up the tsin q Hues
and thus prevents rho fofmfNon Of wfirhlUt.
n rlges tie irsahuelf, clrarurtt aud smooth
nefs " kin that you had whan little Elfi.
Etrfi lady. young oI Old unE1t TO unn lt, H. q
ritcaa more youthiul app. afancc ~ any lazy,
powder o. alkali, aud ia A. harmless 10 dew and
a. n1urthirg 20 the ektn a. dew Is tu the
hair.drc.3cis' Sr n Mr. gsrvulsr Gfahauis a..
iahhshment 100 Post stfcct san fraacisco,
vtete shh tieAti ladies' for s'f h.cmifnts uf Tho
face OF nlurr. LADIES A. fHtHucc treated uY
letter. send stamp Tor her little book, "iiou
20 he Hcauuful.n
Sample Bottle mailed FREQ to any
lady ON recent of no cents in ailrnHf 20 u1y for
poitige aud packing. indl Asguts wanted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
HIAR rris

Ths Journal has thu following - in-
iere.t o. oxford County people
Word come. from Buckheld that Black
Nathan IA. rvy~ntly trutt~i q half-mils
ca The ~ in the sensational time 20 ui.
They az alsn that this horse vent q
half o. ice AZ Norway last winter la
I 90 - Uncle Iason ays that h. " ill
tro, Black Nathan on icc against any
horsc la Maine.
The oxford County Brc~iers Asso-
citation vill hang uui a purss ~ $50 AZ
their August meeting for The : "a clsss.
This pure l. made up ESPECIALLY fuf
such Maine cracks a. the ~s-r, All->o,
Dictator Chisf, Present, hby pcau and
othsrs. lncls Rob Dean says h. shall
- their With baby Dean on The day.
The oxford County fair people Nil
build a large covered grand stand ou
thsir grounds this spring Ihry have
visited LEWISTON aud taken dimensions
% the Jumbo grand stand ca The state
Fair grounds. While their new grand
stand will not D. a. extensive AZ this, 10
~ill b. a large one. \ large number II
new stalls arr also o. bc rrrCted this "a.
sou CA III oxford County grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
$500 GIVEN AWAY.
"r-t SIGNS or rst TINES. 4"
wh., Ace rs.y .sa wh.' %. osss's
t...,y ssssi.ss k.s~ as..t rhs"'

\ frisnl 20 The Democrat offers q cash
prize ~ twenty-five dollars fof the beet
c.say on The signs ~ the Tines" writ
ten by an Oxford County scholar.
1. ANY scholar. a member ~ any
school of academy In oxford 'oan,y, u
eligible.
!. IN. essay a. b. accompanied by q
certificate frum the teacher or principal
that the author !. a mcmbcr % their
school.
I. E.ay a. contain me-, le.. than
lssl ani ~, morr than JOD woris.
4. Write on one siic of paper only.
S. DO not fold az roll the Ms. for
mailing.
q. N-atnss., construction and general
.iylc will b. considered In awarding the
prize.
.. Es.ay. "a b. examined and prif.
awarded by competent pcrson In an
other State. Who !. wholly dlslntrr-stci.
:. Send your name AMI address, AMI
stamp. foe rrturn ~ Nss. Ia . .ralei en-
Vrlopc accompanying c-.ay. These en-
,rloJ-~. will H. numbered In duplicate
With your essay aud not b. opened un-
ill after prize u awarded.
.. n you write Ia make any Inquire.
enclose stamped, addressed envelope
for rrply.
10. E..sys must reach the Democrat
of,lc- prcyiou. to August lat, lspl, and
prize award will b. announced sept.
i.i, lsgl.
~. Addrrs. essay. and all communl-
cation. on thi. .uhI-t To:
SCHOLARSHIP pHikr.
oxford Democrat Oflce,
Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
A pRoRlEv

The Lsgi.lAiurc - Maine, and Particu-
lArly th~ .pociAl tax committee, has b.
fore Il. Ia the revision ~ the tax hSs, a
hard problem. That thsrr 9. a demand
Tor such revision ~ ths Laws l. un-
deniable Under the present system
taxes bear harder upon some than upon
others, and the farmers perhap. suffer
more than any other class. Tocomplain
90 thess ineguAiitic. b. Easy enough, aud
% scsk % remedy then l. right, bat when
IL CONES 20 determining whai rrmedic. O.
apply, the difficulty App-ar.. raNe.
must b. paid What Que doesnt pay the
ret % the community must. MAXI a
move o. increase the tan upon one class
~ property 10 relieve other classes, aud
the oSnrrs afcyted Immediately procced
O. show that such increase will work In
Jury not only 10 those directly taxed.
hut indirectly also % the very people Tor
whose relief the measure "a. Intended.
Every change In the tax Laws must Of
necessity affect somebody. private In
terests, and cause protest. The tax
question /. an OH aud rSer-Prcssui prob
lem. The Legislature. through it,
special committee. l. wrestling With the
problem now. NAY Ia effort. b. crown
81 With such a degree % suocess that the
burdens shall b. distributed SOMEWHAT
more evenly than under thu present
system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
REEIEcIIOAS

Where !. the man, with good eyes,
Who does not see many thing In nature
Ca admircf care not how rough an ex-
terror h. may present, how deeply en-
crossed h. may De with the cares 81 thl.
world; It'll deep In his heart l. a tender
spot which responds 10 the call ~ the
beautiful and must show ltself when
nature turns the hey. The careless
schoolboy will ding dosn hi. books aud
wade knee deep la the mui Tn SECURE
ths modest. Vet sweet water lily. The
har,i-hanied farmer will pause and lean
on hi. scythe "a listen 90 the morning
song of the bobllnk. az Ia goes skim
ming acros. the meadow seemingly o.
happy. The busy merchant on hls way
from AL. store al the close 81 dsv. stops,
their thousand stars aud mentally ex-
claims, "IIow beautiful
ri. not simply because the boy wants
the flower. that he makes such an effIt
90 procure u, but because lts beauty at
tracts him aud he IL under a spell "a
obey the call 81 nature. The farmer
pause. not 20 watch the motion Of the
bird from Idle curiosity, but because
there I. grace aud beauty In its motion,
aud a tinkllng sweetness la lie song
which touche. hi. hard matter-of.faet
old heart. There are things In nature
that mans heart cannot resist.
No heart Il so hardened but Il has q
tender chord somewhere In its stony
recesses. \ man may curse and swear
enough Ia .ink hls soul In the depths of
perdition, according 10 our human knowl-
edge, and b. melted into tears by the
kss of an Innocent child.
II Il not safe for " mortals 10 Judge
the heart of a brother man, We see only
from the outside. God aces the inner
motives and judges them. j. :. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
LOANS LETTER.


FRIDAY evening a gupdly number ~
the good p-uple IL ltumfori With =
strong musical delegation - our gcof'
fri.uls thc Peruvian. met Al the I,alatial
residence - oar gU,-l nsightof. hulghi,
"a pay our respects a. our gupi minister.
llannafofi. aud have downright go'Si
tim. generally. Nnd " came a. pass.
Ouf minister .. bachelor. bat d. i just
a. gu,si-perhap. h-ti.f. II l. sai That
thu gv,d lie Younger ct marriei
There are exceptions Ia the rule. The
minister -ours-has last religion enough
o. feel we'll aud not enough "a make him
,ll.sgrr-ablr. lie d"ssnt ss~m Ia ~
gard a good iokc a. had thing. nor a
little laughter a. large oncnse. When
49, came away th" youngsters we're un-
cotking losf bottles. AnyhoN u Wa
something that Iot~l with q sort ~ sub
da-i pop. sounded some like suction.
Tcrhsp. wasn't.
Nov. about that gold watch. We
want % vote lntrlligcnily aud Ne herr
by call ca somebody Who know. Ia point
cat 60 VI some Young girl Who Int
quite twenty YET. but Who l. actually
suffering fur a gold watch. our heart
ache ior the destitute. II you know II
a chronic ease, trOt her out.
Mike claims there will be about ~
cords ON the u acres they are clearing
up fof brick burning purposes. There
arr eight men AZ work and tSo horses.
Mike. sister, Miss Grant. cook. Tor the
crew. II 4. Wellington Grant. but they
call him Mike foe short Mr.. Hall, the
former owner ~ the wood lot, claims
that there will D. disappointment When
they work the clay. lie calls II poor
quality clay.
y. 4. Putnam aud y. \. knight have
just returned from East Poland With a
Registered f,c-months-old lIol.tsin male
character. -ns a nice one.
We have q small hock ~ sheep that
are pronounced good Individually aud
collectively. Turnlp. don't hut them.
We propose "a take them down Ia our
new home ca Skceter Point.
InttN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
n.N S.OULD pASs

The Commltt-, on i~g,l Affair. 20 The
Isgi.lstgry IA. rvI,oriri that ths bill C.
rvJ-cal ths AN fnrbiilins trap shooting
q pigeon. ought e. pass. W arr pun
lied o. unicr,ani what moral or busi-
ne. necessity thcry can b. Cor lrg.liiing
a sport that the humane sense ~ the
people IA. one, declared d. cruel and
ought o. b, abolished. .. he sport any
b.. cruel than before. or has the stand
ard 20 humanity dc,lin~if day this
week L. - ior The consideration 20 The
measure. and sc shall th.u have IL Dis
cusscd upon 10. merits, a. suggested hy
VI. Noble % lswi.ion; though Ne arr
Inclined % agrve with NJ Porter 20
Bsugor that 10 has no merits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

NariDus rvpuris have t".u mh'.r thi'
winter - partir. catching deer and Ar'r-
Ing thrm q. pct. The auihori,i-. Sish
u. 90 call attention. to thr fact thli 10 i
s. much ,iolaiiaa - las to hunt ani
catch l~cf alive in Gloss time a. DO .. o.
knl thrm. tn orrncv j. doubt.c,, an
Intentional. a.. the partir. kcrp.ug th'
doyr arr probably net aware that they
an, violating the hs therefor, there L.
NJ disposition 60 make sny hardship tor
them. bat t b. thought sell o. call a.
tention o. ths matter Ia.i AZ thi. time.
whsu m. crust on thr snoe make the
capture ~ deer .o et.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
roUGn BEES

MAY h. nutritious, bat IL l. rather hard
on the teeth and patience. Then Why
do you try 10 eat II When II can be made
a. tender a. a spring chicken BY baking
II In one 81 ia. patent covered pans l
have for salet They can BE- usei any
where on the stove, In the oven or
on the top, Il l. all the same. Brown
bread or white bread can Dc baked In
them 90 steamed, a. you may desire.
No one will give them up after one trial.
Yours truly,
ws. 4. IEAyITr.
Next Elm House, Norway, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
70 Lar ralrsns or Mss MnIrMAn.


n fslls-ins litter -ss rvs.i,ei l-fsr 80
psmrrrat ~ Ast sesk sas puhllshsi. bot -
kis fsf inssrioa In that issue
The voting contest recently carried on
through the Democrat has been an o.
casion fnt many Kind expressions from
many of my oil school-dav friends, and
also from NV former and prcsent pupils
10 Hebron Academy.
The many friendly vooi. accompany
Ing vote. have revealed remembrance.
Il me az kind, and the yotes fot INC a
good will. AZ oncr so spontsneou. and
thoughtfii, that I can not r-frsin from
asking space In the Democrat sufficient
Ga exprr.. nv .inc~rr.t thsnks ani AZ.
probation Tor the.~ many manifestations
~ remembrance ani goodwill.
can hat feel that your kindness thus
expressed wlll hnd ". rwari IN the ~
nesei anil Increased spirit AMI hope,
With which I shall enic,vor ~ 10 bc,ief
than ever hefor- INV daily work among
the students ~ OLD Hebron. and a. labor
80 Ear a. I can a. m,k. our school %
valuable sni helpful O. the prrssnt .. u
has h-rn to the past generations ~ oN-
f,ri County. NrtLII l.. WHITMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
10 Ralnr Asn GRoov

Esat a. tts tbir.sth anni,sr.af, - q
srffasv af " at NJ. 4 lstss. penH'af'
an - l-sl
ftirtf rsars = 80 sai sha.iu-
TEiTtf rsars 81 iHr auf pale.
~ e. .wtnif ffing -ssssus
hriuE auf settles taf AgNn.
Is-.kIrs i.afkssr,i. u1staary yirturr.
car ar.i bft 90 tilai fanlshs-i iaSn.
u hru Fas st.-zi q ulsn au.i uiAilen,
ca vuar htpry marriass mprn
AHA utftI As fair tsfsry sea.
srssnaaI ss.st its tallrfs spfysl.
tlla.iis.s tgut g. az a'zsfs Yvu,
Msruius sun.hins ufcfhrA.i
- vour f,st hsts ryas ~ ~ hiilsi.is
tIaiftts usarning rsssF- AZ dssd,
lFsn rtsa 81 sAiss ary wsauus
VIA ~ h,rh uf-'u ufsftsai
Nou have lsaruei nis's oas swat $500,
That hHsstrf - aspiry,
fr tis ulsfrr a. ~ iusit0s,
Ga-i si,s- 81 eaf hsart.' is-irv.
AL thst taln act .srrus mihsls-i
tsths rFtrs ~ earhiy -
lfsrf tassing bfinEs H. hurisn.
ttsrI tliss H. ga aiioy
Ne sea rysi shanssis.s stsFy,
Th.slEh Fua pass isussth a. ri
lrsr tHfs strfaal srs.isth.
Al ~ nalas "a hsss i.-s.o-i
TbIur fears ~ithin its shaius
Zoe have Hakst. until o. tiaf
MAJ this unFtr q haprF fuils stasns.
un a. ever brt EttFulu saY.
Nsy yuar ,isrs d. isuE sssi rl.sssni
Ma Fuur Frars gus ant lnrrua-s
Ma haf-'s fun fraiiiun rrrsn theui.
Ma e. snt thsryaf ~ Issrs
rrrfrst I..aos i~voni ~ saisway.
tHs auf grvrn. that ufTn uss
Nust IstWfNt 4 surkl q satinE
Au.i 60 ltlIis 20 fsrau.s
H. fair hiis xhsrs in his stsry,
Ths saItIag kinE l. -ssn.
WIN nau.tf q ifafh 80 .1rfus
ThV faas auf ~ i-tstsn.
Ma. ,Arut IExTrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
NAME SAVINGS

Maine 8. a go,d state 90 liy, in. W.
an Ines that bsforc thsrc arr lot u
reasons for ii. bat the one Which cc'
ca.ion. The r,mark just ~ present l.
thsi The IMPORT % tie hank eNamincr
shoss an incrvs.s in he ss,iugs hank
deposit. 20 ths state 20 nearly stts'i,s"
tor The year Eyiieutly Nalu" IT, pr''s-
p.rou., and ,,iieuil, also m, MONETARY
stringcncy which 80 di.turhci thr com
mefrll world ies month, aso iii not
arcyi or small aver. Be- aut apprci-
able dr.r-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
60 naANn IuRY NlfpIp

The moral. Of oxford County mu., he
cool. There l. only Que prisoner IN The
all. who's term sou expires, aud the
grand jury which met last w~,k was H.
charged withoat aniing sn Indictment.
rhis Ia grrat improvement over lat
fall. ~hcn tn Jail "a. full and ihe grand
ur, rushed With husln.ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

\ lad AZ linyklani made a startling
discovery Que morning last week. While
PLAYING near tho marsh Rad al the south
End b. stumbled across the body ~ q
woman frozen into the he - I'm the head
aud Que arm prutruiiug The frighten-
81 lad summoned assistance aud the
body sas removed Ca an Adjacent house
Nhery .hs Nas found o. b. still alive but
unconscious. She proved "a be- Anna
Knight. married lady, daughter Of
Macolm Nichinson ~ Eocklsnd. She had
eft her home where .he LIVED alone late
In the evening o. dslt ncighbors. Pre-
.umably When q short distance from the
door .he slipped aud fen into paddle
"a water. from which .he was unable Ia
riss az summon assistance. In thi. po-
siiion she remained until morning. The
uss 81 au AZ sas necessary "a remove
her. she may possibly live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
ssov uas. aoor.
pMrIrLn. rebnary l1, pl.

NINFITITt F'HIHtTN Us -
vsssrs. ti,s,-si q lbrhss
Gentlemen Thvugh the columns ~
your paper de.lr- ,o extend nv warm
ct thanks o. al thnss friend. Who so
kindly voted tor m- In your prisc con.
tot lust closci. The knoslc'igc 20 that
fricni.hlp which promptei each action
Il much d-,rrr than any prifc, Vet fully
appreciate llsrp-f's Butr, the back
numbers 70 which revived last even
ing. Yours respectfully,
Mn. u. L. innI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

Ex-Chlef Justice John Appleton died
Al his hOms In Bangor. Saiurisy. feb.
.. &C the sge % - years. Judge Apple
ton was a native Of New Hampshire.
he graduated al lBowdoln Collsgs In
lsss, and began the practice ~ law la
>ebec. bat soon moved % Bangor. lie
was reporter Of divisions for Que year,
and In ls59 Nas appointed Jgstice of the
supreme Jndicial Court BY Governor
Hubbard, political spponeut. In
l>63 he Was promoted Ia Chief Justice.
and served three terms. twenty on.
years, In that position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
NV AnYrKri.ENsNr.

~ Nua Nsssi -g-stsrassf
We shsTl uaakr q ~fsestsiF.
~. frtnnlnrs
rariar tf.sst tNrursiuus
Ave t.sins d nuF Tea krtiisf
st.tsussn level Mutaal ~ tnsuranrs 90.
~tatsnsut a : nranrh Nafth hritish an.i
Newcastle tnsuranFs g..
~taisneui Daariisn ~ aui Tn AssuHsnfs
flrsftr ftanfss.
AgUuts
Mouitsf tnruhstnr
NUrs's $50.
u luFrs1arrs
rennVrHFal frIs
ufu Gao a. FIastfrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
ATWOOD * FORBES -,
Edissss ssa rvepsssssss.
Gsokas n ATWOOD. AZ POSSES.

rsss. Ell - year n pail .sr,stly n s.i,snos.
othsr~i-s tls year. sins,s coPie- cen,.-
ACHIEVEMENTS ,-An lsssl s.iverti-su,sni. are
given thrss consecutive in-sftion. Tor 80 tgf
Inch IN isngth ~ column. ~tgstAl Cpntrase
nsis ~ith sal trNnsisnt ant yeAfiy siferiis
er.
Joa Psf~ftxa Ne. tyt-s. tat pre--s-. strsna
p0wwr. snpsrtsnl~sl eufkungn AMI 80 pfifs-
cotnhins D. uAks this dspArtnlsut ~ cas- busi
nss. conplsts All pspular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
a Me-, n.I..-. 4. n.-p,. n.i..-.

fhs dirtionary ssy.. "A l-lsam 4. . thicl,
pars. aruuastic ssb-sAncs towing frOn tree-- "
only oou Al uIs.licius thai Il real hsissm. May
thin. wafsry cough rtmssils- ao caiief hal.Ams,
bus ssch arr net Look thresxh es<ss ~
kemp's hsl-.a ant nosics whs Q parsa thisk
S.. .sa'ss N s,x1 "a 'is .rs, - ssu.s. r ~
AMI o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
Ash ,.-, v,,..a. As.., o..

Nsur di.,r,..ias e.ash can - eur~i. We
laos n t-ssu.s kemp's halssm within The psa
fss y.sr. has rar.-i 80 msny couxhs sol coils
o. this community, u. rvtasfksbhc ssls has bssn
wa sntirslV by "a. srnuins merit. AL snas
frtrnd ~hs hs. u-s-i u ~kst 10 thinks ~ hswpis
usl.sm. Thew 4. NJ ms-iifibs - purr, noee 80
sfcstiss. i-arss tsttl.- -. asi 81 al Gil drug
rsts'
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siN.LN CortIs.

sagls Copie. u ths nsmscrNt az bar cents
e.rh rhsy xil ~ uslls-i % rseirt - prtcs ~
~ pahnshsr. 80 fsr a. crnFenlrlsls - IstF,fa-
.in. l. e,iIsiss - 70 "a issas have tssn rsss "a
a. A a. fsikssins ptsass o. - tuuntF
ssuth raris. t.srrY's pfuE ~turN.
skuftTrrs ttruE ~tsry.
sar-gv NaFss' ura. ~tssrs.
R1rka.kl ~ Ats,-si rl-sfsaastrf.
pixnski Trsnk : uarius. frsstuta.isf
fryshars ~ ts.ts. tnsuranus $50
R.thsl WIlTT's nTuE ~tnrs
Wet fafts. ~ y AnilNsa
kumfur,t " Ar'fNeh iestntssiff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

ANY clerk Who cell. another soap for
Bri...l. soap lessons hls own sense II
honor aud doe. great injustice To the
customer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

The Postmaster General has dcslgBAt-
Ell the post Office az Dexter, Maine, a.
oae 81 the po-t ofiices where the expert
ment 81 FREE delivery In small places stll
Be tried. and the postmaster u authoris-
81 10 employ carrier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

We do not claim that for raising buck
wheat cakes and for other culinary pur-
poses Brussels soap IL as good ~ yeast,
but for "raising" q nice clean wssh upon
the line ''it takes the cake" IN fact Ill Of
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

\ sca-faring man Who dvclls near
Bath. has q novelty In the fence line. u
I. picket fence forty fcrt long, eniircly
composed 10 the sword. 81 the sword
ti.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

Mr.. Appleton Webb II Mountain farm,
Wsieryille. will 20 into the big circuit
thu season ~ ~, with Q big string %
trotters. Mr.. e. n. Nelson expects "a
have twenty trOtters on the track the
coming ssason
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
WEST PARIS WANTS IT
AND MAKES A LOUD BIO WITHIN
GOOD CANDIDATE.

while ssssh Parts ms,as nsst - see
what che Oshss "rsitss- % ssstsG -
Ne. several rssss nan Candidates
Csatsa.
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the FsBavAav COURT.

, suopr rrRx. ONLY o>E VERDICT
ANp M INDICTMENTS, Rrr DIVORCES
gNorsu To MAKE ur foH Mfii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

The voting Ia. continued lively ihi.
week. the entire number of votes
pollcd during the frat two week. having
reached eleven hundred and hfiy. u
looked last week as though the south
psri. candidate had pretty large lead
bu, the cnterprislng village at the other
eni IL the town has made its bow aud
entered the conflict aud Ne predict that
u won't surrender without good cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

Lasts twice a. long a. cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
PENSIONS.

Ichabod =. Warren, West Denmark
has been granted an invalid pension.