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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
ON Iu1 STAGE.

When an active. m ,krs q dab al he'
right eve wl'h the middle hngrr ~ her
right h,nl followed by . show III throw
ing som.thlng luio space, anil thrn ~
peat. TIL. performance With rrsp-,t Ia
h-r left eve, I, signifies that .hc !. To-
dulging iniest..
Whsu an actor writes letter, he do .
u Nth q rspl'lliy which causes the mos,
expert ~ .tcpogapbcr. % turn gr-cn
with envy.
when an actor "Opens letter, hn In
,atlahly give. the unfol'iesi sheet smart
slap With M. back ~ hl. h,ni. lie do~.
,hl. for th. good aud .af'lclent reason
hit al actor. have don. thl. .lnc- tlme
inm-mori,l.
when an .ctrr.s hi. som~thlng par
,Iculsr a. conhje to her papa or nam !,
II would b. the height ~ WI manner. dbl
ia. uo, crouch down on th. fOor by the
.lie ~ her parent.
when an actor entsr. into confident al
conversation Nth another actor, u !. the
proper thlag Tor him to hung hl. Lex oV-r
the back ~ chair, With hl. foo, resting
on lis .sai.
wh~n an actor walks up 81 the foot
light. and decl,im, In loui yoic. to the
audience, IL 4. To b. unisr.tooi that he
.olll0luislng. quite unbsknoNnt to the
Other people on the stage.
Whrn an actor comes upon the stage
faultl...ly dr,..-,l, With . fow.r IN HE
buitonhols, you nav - sur- that b. !.
villain IL III. ds-pr.i dive.
wh~n an actor has all manner ~ hard
luck aud 1. .-.,iy O.. Ca clo,hlng aud
shronic,lly empty az to stomach, b. '. to
h. congratulated, fof b. \. shortly Ia
v.,ithe Young lady ~ hl' choice sni
Ia rice by .pa.moilc houni a. sf''ucncr.
wh-n an actor slap. hi. l-g nov sni
again u I. Ia Inform YOU that b. be- !. the
equestrian line.
When an actor walk. lnto the RON
represented on the stage anil sa~ks IL
the plciurr. on IA. ~sil. wa may knos
either ih.i h- I. fr"m The roun,ry az that
b. !. .h~rif. ofiic-r. 10 hl. hit !. 10
r-mo,c vintage. and b. persist. In keep
log Il on hl. had. you may safely 90,
him down q. the latter.
Whsn an actrr.. sutsr. Nth q stern
step snd top iofty air. YOU n..~i not D.
told thtt sh- I. . mo,hrr.inlss.
wh~u q Wlck~i-looklng actor beats
Ill. hroN. II l. IL Inform wa that b" Il
thiukins ~ rhlldh"oi'. hour. sl'-n 10 wss
gallslr.. sni happy sni . stranger tn
ia. .ln In whlch d. l. nov st~-uri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

have heen q great sufferer from ca
tarrh for over ten year. had II very had.
could hardly breathe. Some night. ]
could not sleep AMI had to walk ia. hoo'.
I purchased XIV. Cram Balm aud am
using Il freely. II IL working cure sure
". have advised several frleu l. 10 Use
u, and With happy results In every case.
II l. the medicine above all others for
cstsrrh, AMI II !. worth It, weight In
gold. ! thank God have found =
remedy can use With safety and that
does all that Ia claimed for IL. II IL cur
Ing NV deafness.-B. W. sperry. Hart
ford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
You Needn't Wait.

our Chamber 1T bifg,in. ~ 80 'n
80 arr not 90 b. sgutllri.
49, our lsrlor suits ~ 80. -, 90.
Solii ok ~iiebotri.. go So 50.
Dinner S.t. worth sli. f'r -ln.
Dining Table. trum ~ -
Dining Ch,if. ~ 81 prirr..
We ell ever, thing w thr NV ~ "'
pets. Oilcloth., Rug. ani Mating ii I'A'
er pric.. than other dealers.
We buy more gool. than ten stores 'n
Msine.
We ell more. eau afnrl ." i' 'hh
les profit. san Walt your c'n'rnF'''
for the psNmrnt..
oar busine.. increases, brtan'" oar
customer. .t,y With Va sni ininr" others
e. try th- stsv wtv 90 HON r"minn'' 81,
10 lOu FREEZER IN fAl 'N'h
Ne will give you a hand.om" di''"uu''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
faoOER,s SY7yf
CAN CURE the oln. uYsptpnc
SOLDIER.

GrNrLrnrNf
I ana an old soldier. and \ hsv. hssn
t'aabisd 9th poy stomach sssf since
taais tsck ffun the army NJ tfuuiie a.
iieAhasbs, Distress after eating. ssaF
stemssh. ussstbarn. Bi.st,sg rpslls,
s"d ibsfin~sst unabls o. sleep nights
roae a.ts ' soald have grad apIstite and
voali eat heartily. hot a few uIlnntss after
J wu'ilsi Wish that hal nj .atsn snythiHg.
u wpnli csuse his sueh distrs~s. rafh Nss
lie day ant niEht until Z u.s-t Gro.isF'.
tiat.sbe D.sy~psis syrsp. luu can al
see if",a NY rlso,"srsrh al.l fr,ui nay siats-
nlsnt tat enjoy good health I can nov
wufk every dsY. and 4 r.s.sms.d mi.
syrup IN everybody. isut paftlctlsri, On nv
obi s.ossds.. o. . kns~ that tloasanals
are saaefius last as was
Years rssIecthil,,
tuAHlEs kNox.
O.kland. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Right ss tsr.

SUPPOSE . I-r~ou tak.. al even nam,-s
% olih. 20 counter. % anything sl-s Ia oss
hsbd and an odd numi-r IN the othss.
tbsr, |. simple method ny -h'ch 20 tell
In which hand the s,.n numtsrs
AL him 10 multiply The nuni-r In bic
nghi hard 10y an Odd uumisr AMI tho num
~ In IA. left hand ~ an s,en. then '-t
him s.id th. two pr,.iuc,s toss,bsr sbi
tell yoa u the total sum - odd ~ even n
IL h. even. the svvn num,-r .. In the rgh,
hAad. and u IL - odd the even numt-r u
In the l~,t hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
You Needn't Wait.

Whenever ,ou arr ready. w. hr.. 10
j. simply s,yine money uu N"ur rir. i''
the weekly p,tm~ni .. 80 sm'.. 'h'' ''.'
sould llkrl, .Isnl " un ~ nui f.l'
anyway. II ,ou hid not mode ar '...H'
mind ~ ave Tor the ufu.iur' 'Ll
ALL NOu WANT We d"lt 'H.A ''
-Ntr prev. h-.pus~ you buy "l '.r''.
eco anywhere, sud ,Ou cant hut i''l.''
o.. Ne will ell ,ou. lfy"u vau' Zoo il'-
nlsh az rc-furni.h,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Did YOU ever buy horse ani M, d ave
ml.giving. az 10 his points Gill they were
fully te.tris Not ,o ~ith Aver. Sara
psrills; You may be SURF of II az the
start. Il never disappo'uis those Who
give IL a fair aud persistent trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
sr.rr oS MAINE.


oNroEp :. $50
.apryfns lu.firtai Oaaft.
Eiwtn Ati-iu w. lehh llsuuinEsaf.i
at fgplaf 80.
AB~rENCr 80 WIFI
Aftisu uf-ln alfsl. - sansset 80 90 tnsnf 80
nsh 80 .st-sF tsffurus,i o. haunnE Csftsin
"a - t.1tIaf 49, saii - t-ius sl-sut len o.
lsnzth -. tils.i ~ ~ tssk q MI hr,-.s. -
- lrsi h-tnr tts eN-t asa - t,s,0ssf,i krsf
ian.i - Iohn Tlasrnp-su AL l.nf 90 Abt-ft
lei Hanfuri Ia al utf1rt t.suntr tsinE nraf
anf opt-s.iis 49, Las rtunr-an's stinss
MI ~ 80 . Get 7sst ~th 49, tssisuiani
Ai-o. Cuaut un QaAnta1u msfuh
A. damaurn. sts
Auulrt sus-i o. 60
MI ists-i Nay -. isi ssi rstaruel a. g.
tti.f trrta. issl
Upsn 49, fsrvF,sing at D. snfsrcs m hsn
riaInlssi ufsrn a. 80 ai-1fs rsfiissi "a aIf-Haf
ins O. a. tauft int a. lsi-sr slssi 90 ~ -
flfuistFsi - e ussutra ~th a. osusf - al
So at tkst ssft u.usf has 81 1919 - al
sat ~ n oErrHHn br ~ Cent thsiths flAin
80 gifs nltlrs o. o. usnsf - ~ - attsrts-i
an tsii suit By rsasins IN sisstrsCt - AZ sfi
at ttis Of,isf - sft tiers,su. q - pushslssi
frsi . pst-F pffutT o. farfs. ta 49, tuautf 4,
~ "A D. "a aiian O. o. thlrtr days a safi -
rev ~ eat tsrtn - sait teau D. - bel -
rars 90 80 $3.50 I Tlirs tay - FshruArY. a II.
H. ! q 80 sui thai ~ al s~ue- - sali 49,
mas thea ant thsfy apt-Af a AL Coat al -
sin.itt-i o. isfynl and ls-.sse paftT D. al
sut 10 ~ ska1 49, rau-s
Ats-t -NLBEET : AUSTIN. Cisfk
Ah-trset a saii -rt asi oupy q erisr ~
Can thsrvan.
Aus-, -ALBEKr AusriN. ezra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

No. sss.->s..s,saL
Thsrs "a. certain - q, 2. n. -. s-ho-s
n.G$ ~ ~ wss. OF -esm~,i % 10. never
DO TO-DAY What tan 10 put % ,ill tomorrow
aud t.ss~sr. by ooali toll that tho -.re
81. .~utimsnt. ~. u, ~. 10 4. ., .; -sr.
Alsays cat 70 rvp@ir. hl. I, 2 II. I. -sr.
alsay, m.Agvr. i-csa-s cbos~i 9Th
wrs-is. ~hich hs neglected 10 uproot His
~. - 4 ~. ~ sould b~ooms nsariy unri
fnr uss. t-cau-s hs would put ~ having
bss :. =. 8 u. I; iut Il His wife. Who
49, q mo.lsl - Nsw Englsnd -. ~. ~ -
:. u.s.i % make -ouss very u. ~. 4 ~ ~
marks o. him about hi. .hi',l---nsss, but
b. wonid rrcsiv, them ~tth the ~. Is. -
"a. 10. "a i. - good nAiur. .hich Ia. char
Artsrt-.i the indolsui man ~ all u - -
~ u; E'sn her irv,lusnt rvg-,iiion 81 the
vuoLE. cousisting ~ thiriy OBs litter. had
% sffsS, upon him, AMI be dis-i - l>xiIy
and nobchAisntly a. be hsi lived
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Season

We ofi,r you the b-.t the mfkrt al
ford., We .ay to you " you wi'h 70 ~
member your friends. we Nill 'ell 'oa
what you wsnt on the sime eisy tfl'.
Furniiur. silyrrsarr, Rug, ~slhS
Machines, Organs, Lamps, Dinner 49,
Es.y Chtir. aud l,erksr., lle.k', b"'A
Gases, Ii,tarr., E,.~l., Foot Rests,
Drsprrie., Clocks, everything YOU 'lh
think II for household use ini ofnsnen''
send at once for cuts snd price. or 90 10
the nearest store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Nearly ell colds are slight at nrst, hut
their tendency IL so Ia lower the system
that the sufferer becomes q ready victim
TO any prevalent disease. The use OF
Ayers Cherry P-ctorsl, In the beginning
Of . cold, would guard against the dan
ger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
us.t-ALBERr :. AUSTIN. CIR
MESSENGERS NOTICE.
oss,cr 90 rHs sssRifp oF oxrosD Corsr,
-TsTE AE AAINE

Osftct 90 tina >akRift of oxfosD to'srf
STATE ~ MANI
ONfOHD. 80 Nv ~. 4. u. l-l.
MS 4. - give netics. tisst On tbs IN DAY 81
Dss- a. q. i-sl. . warrant In fs-esssc, vss
i.-a-.i out % th~ Court % insolvency fer
s.ii County % oxford. against The estate 81
Js...a ga--sli % Bsskheht. sueixe.i % h<
an ln-slxent pshtos. On Istition 81 ssii dsttor
.hkrh pstition 90. hlsi on N 1rt day u
~ A 10 l<sl, o. whish ls-t nsms-i date intsrs-e
ca c.iua. 1. o. l-s osmputei. thai The .ns Of
sny astt- AMI ths delivery AMI Transfer ~ any
k,r Ia. 49, anil ths delivery ant transfer Of an
nrrt.rtV by him srv fsrtfiisn by lac thai Q
messing ~ he Cresiitsr- Of sAi tshtor. W pfv.s
th~fr sishs- snd ehs---e 90 tner~ A--iSnes- 81
M. estate. yin 10 h<ii a Cear 20 INSOLVENCY.
~ L. hshfsn a Paris sn ali County. on ths . IN
dsy % JAs. A. ID. is';. 81 nine oeish in NE
Given under my hand NE dAss are above
wv. WRITTEN. p,psay shsrs,
a. ues@snxxr Of the Csart VI Insolvency., fof
sAif County sf oxfsrf-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
You Needn't Wait.

N out - town write "a. jusi l's 500
ire situated. We Nill .rni Nuu aI pif-
tirulap and treat you usll
rsfhap. iuu are mtui"i. nri Iul
have noiiy~,i the thr-idhsrr spHf '1 'h.
Carpet. ~ the oli fashioned 'hu.sf
>-t aud " i.h ,ou could g,t u"s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
CURE YOuISELr.

Don't pay large doctors bills. Tn.
b-st m~ilss,l book publl.be'i, 100 pages,
elegant colorri plates, wili b. sent to
you on receipt % three Accent stamps Ia
pay postage. Address a. T.. Oniway 4
To-, Iio.ton, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

ieeswax and salt will make your
rusty nstlrons as smooth and clean -
glass. Tie lump OF Max Ia rag aud
keep Il for that purpose. when the
irons are hot rub them nrst With . wax
rag then scour them With ssit on ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Isss D,d ne sa.ss-

-Yoa have hsd child horn 10 you TIL.
noruing-whAi l. u. giri % boJ'' oocs
aid an lrishmAh. rather foolish oos. To-
u confc--s,i. 10 his frisbd tues, ~s
the answer ia. . boy" NO. guess
again III. sgirl All somstosiy toald
you. "a. the vply-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Druggist care you doing anything
psril culsr nov, Jsmesy' James = "No,
air." Then you may catch some dies Ia
put on that Nv paper In the window"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OF the Grand Army of the Republic,
Msjor George \. Merrill. Few remedies
are better known In this vicinity than
sulphur Blfters; thsir sale has been
very general throughout this section, and
the number Of reliable aud well-attestei
cases Of beneficial results and recovery
by their use, IL large and beyond dl.-
pute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
You Needn't Wait.

Christmas 3. near anil ,uu sh1' e. >Hir-
board or q frw chair. CO.. Dinner 80 Dr
kni,c. and York. rrrhtp. N"uf li'.r
3. too small aud yea UuuIi .iAr a H's'f
one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

III was In mining camp once when
Q fellow held nth see" "whst hap
peuedr' eve buried the see With him."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
~ MA ,,..., r,.,,.

Yesterday at desert picked up =
wuuLE and took frvni u the following
A rssd 2 IA spcch. = A flying ant
NAL 4 A qusdufesl a woupi G
A hard escrv~c,bce on the skin \
common liqaid = ov~u hostility 81
state. y Csrtions IN A fruit ~ No,
cooked y ScAre "a To cnqnsr "a
A wager What ~As the whole AMI vhst
did tale from ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

BY usIng iialls Hair Remover, gray.
faded or dlscolorrd hale assumes the
natural color of youth, and grows lug
uriAas and stroos. pleading everybody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
No. ssi.-Chassde.
Ne sIs.-i,.s.pl,.,,...

TvtsL 90. troabl.si si,h vissi csanplsint;
H. tr,.-i even d.-ts~ IN isvn.
nui ncas s..aii sYori him q IsrmsReai rufvs
lie coatias.-i ~ fall sod rua s.ssn.
until. - q nnsl r.-.srt. q. e--ays-i
A tas 20 sll ~~.sni -sai- plils;
Abd sos b. = sur..l ! am piss-ssi H. f,lsie.
az ali 10 III. troabl.--sTns Tia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Ny q. the rsssiss.
No xu-Numerosl knigms Chariot
No IA Holman Cro.s PGEfle

No saa-CODcsslcd Proverbs "A It'd
beginning make goo.i ending"
No E5 "A silent Power Sleep
No. ~ -syhoopation; Brsia-bran-t~n.
No xl,-A star Puzzle. From u Ia 10.
DantOn. > To n. Arnold. 2 % u. Adrian.
4. TO n. Hudson. 4 To ~. Handel. utoe,
Lyitoh. TO II. Napier. TO H. Taylsr
(IiayAril. = to Is. Titan. I; W 10. New
ton. from I To 10. Washington
No So-CurtAilmsnts Infant q. Planet
Canton Clums
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
LVPORTINT

TAs Eayli.l D,slcris,i >asJ. cas D. Lai
~ 4. a. Maya & Co., n ia,lis ", Do
ioH. >oi' .igsai' fpr Nos Eagiiai >i1i,'.
INIT o. -. IHIsi,H, 20 -. VILLAS ~,
W. i"rt, fer . 7u1risr Iauniiia n.aiisg
foos. = g. . qssris dsIicio-s .oup. Postpaid
25e. 4 goa-i iHr,.iasai f,r .aiH o.iiay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

There !. Law masIm that equity fol-
lows the law, which my be- true, hat she
doesn't always o,ertake u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

We should as soon 90 without matches
In the house, as Johnsou's Anodyne Lin
ment, for Group.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
the eaoeu ersPfPsn eun eoupMY,
wArxHvILLs. nAxxx.

. s;,. ss;:, -, :. : :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Every mother should have Johnson.
Anodync l.inimeut for cuts, burns aud
bruises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
You Needn't Wait.

Bring ouf mother ~ inirlisi ~ .'ff 1
our .iof.. talk ths mHti'f utsr. ssr DO
doe rsrluf suit. ~ sii sud 'lrt .m'sr
~sis 20 go. rNsminr ihr tBIff hifg I....
luok over ihs highrr pfbri sssi'. .r
ihr loVr.i, make az tour wIHI e iHffua
think tou sill r'guirs, tl'u a. oil. Hr
range tho r,'st - tie mftisr ssiI'ii.tH.I
to you. N you Waui tWo huniIri f'..
lars worth. fort, ~ my dollar. I'h.i 30
al YOU To pay down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

IL IL the man without money To buy =
new pair Of gloves Who Is lou,iest In hls
boast of never having cold hznds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

ANN Ia K,n.as City lighted = cigar,
began smoking u, sni then shot him .elf.
The brand of the cigar u MT stated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22


No. sss. -ksigss. 10 Rhysss.
The river coar.ing taroaxh the lea
Ha.hihs eassr,i meets ~. 80.
.l-s am thsfv.
Tie .hsI.ssri ~hs tends the herd. on the
siscp
Return. IN IA. hssss 10 rs-i AMI .issr
sl-s an th-re.
On the gardens ~h.fe tho ,ioisi- blue
in the e.rly usssn are kisssi b, the dee
sl-s ana there.
No. ssi.-Cs.s.ae
iakssi. aud ~, . man ef fam.
n<-isis q -trrsm rsslinesis
The soisisa grain ~ the .Dosp rsRas
fof a.. wheel 10 the viusr b. gfinsl.
y.i NJ .ss n Bst. thoash ~soIs IA. haf.s.
for ma. sye>, alas, ~.rv blind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Tn nnnllr OUR FAITH IN
THE MEDICINE,

ON aud aftsf octc,sr :. issi. Va sivs srrry
Itfson sehins ouf nscdirins tt IftT lac ~
seiling sik is0tiiss tee $40 sus esstEuffe
t.st w ease u do<s yOu ~ rcd ia csn
frseise ,o"t tosesy bast. Head gusssaty
With e.ery sssti.. We eiain % cue Dys-
p1-is. sesdschs. SauF stomach. Iissfti.afn.
es,ia<. irlritaitcn 81 tn lissu. ssiic Nsr-
sps..e.s. Las 81 slssts Ds1Eins-.. Irr.guisr-
W ~ tbe Apis~tsie. ffsuft.y Iairs. Hat,
Mint an thu Siosu ca. uaskiag soufh, sni
e.e-'iIst'on, And Why wtl u suref Ne
and Healing. "a a. crsnls-snslr.l fross t6s
raisst r"nts AMI hsris. ire frosa Aicolsl
cs heThiA u v h.rmle.- o. the smallest
child; children like n. ard n u FAR sul~r,or
toC..s.s Ou and all 'sher preparations.
Ssu t.y 0rodss's tstssbe Dyspepsia
usas<nAfk. III h<ases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
CURED BY

Ayers chsry fectoiai Itsbf.fr. .s
--ieo. n Hunter. Go' 81 Rive. f. >
"Ahoui q iraf nEn I t1ls CO. u.rf..I
that ever a ran hasi. '1.ias,,i 81. d. ....
eough. The hesf ur.iaal 900 r.... ...
avail Al Last ! is-al o. f.If f..... r...
u vas slplnsei % tr au ,lff It.I
EVsp frmcdy ial.si. 600 r.ir..,. I.....
msadsd Ayers 'iirry ruiT.I I...
halt tsasi-uuiul Uf tIs f...#.. Ida.
TINES day. frr.iafif ..F F... cd.
tsEan % iinFtu's. Ni eH.rH 300 l....
sleep vas uriisiwtfi. rF ..f
turn-d. ~ sihariaied imI, ..Ir
strength su'i, tasaI flaHss .t|..
I am q vel nan Il % A E.I .r
A. I.arTnra H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

The devil IL always willing Ia all In
putting up nue ar stovepipe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

siek-lIesdaches BsechAm's PILLS will
relieve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
cAar or TAalE IINeN.

C.rrvsresie.cs 90 se,sc. % issssvss sstss lsiies
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
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New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
PFVTVAL IN CHILL.

The resumption of business by the Gillian
or National line of steamers along the west
Coast is one of the earliest results OF peace.
A few of these steamers Ian between Panama
and Caao during the Civil War, but the ma
iority of them were employed as cruisers and
transports on one side or the other, and the
carving trade was mainly conducted by the
powerful English line which once had mo-
nopoly Of the commerce of the coast. The meet
has been crippled by hard service, and the bus-
ness interests of the line have suffered heavily,
but the first impulse OF the new Government
will be to restore the Chilian flag to the high
seas of the West Coast. The prosperity OF the
National line before the war was largely due to
the protection Of its interests by the Chlllan
Government Mail subsidies were paid between
Valparaiso and Caao at the outset, and these
were increased when the voyages were extended
TO Panama. When English competitors Strove
TO DESTROY it's business and to run it out OF the
trade, the Chilian Government stood behind 1t
as national interest TO be protected at any cost.
The West Coast trade is profitable one for
Chill because there is long ranless belt which
is dependent for its supplies of food from week
to week upon the wheat and cattle OF the south.
The establishment of the National line enabled
the Chilians TO divide the profits of the carrying
uade with the English corporation and to i'll
crease their commercial prestige. The country,
exhausted BY the war and by financial disorder,
will aim at once to revive It's shipping interests
and to restore the efficiency of the line which
has lowered freights and contributed powerfully
to the development OF its commerce. This is a
policy which will be rendered necessary by the
cordial relations existing between Bolivia and
Chill as the direct result of the war.
Bolivia was the only nation which recognized
the belligerent ghts Of the Congressional party.
Serious risks were taken, since the triumph Of
Balmaceda would have involved replisals but
the diplomatic venture has resulted most fortu-
nately. In return for the timely recognition OF
beli gerent rights Bolivia obtained a settlement
of all claims based upon the previous West
Coast war, and, in addition, valuable CONNER
cial privileges The triumph of the Congles-
sional party implies the ratification of these
agreements and the establishment of cordial
commercial re ations between Chill and Bolivia.
The Importance Of this alliance lies in the fact
that Bolivia, while one of the richest, Is one OF
the least developed countries in the Southern
Hemisphere With railways already constructed d
over the Andes into the interior and with
maritime energy on the coast, the wealth of its
forests fields and mines will be brought TO light
Chill seems destined to take leading part in