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IN PERIL IN THE AIR.
"hes Al Aerousut Thought Duriag .
Hair Minute's FAN.

From the Detroit Free P,sss
There Is some kind Of . fatality pursuing
!o,a reporter OF the FS~e R:ess yesterdsy.
First First; Cole was hurt; By his own folly. hos.
yer 10 m,onIsying on his parachute w;ien he
lat. .ath9 On ahyss Of mud in sulphur marsh:
III: post nsEsow escape f,om death / ever had.
forget my experience on that day mum Der
f outsiders %n h.is sed me ropes Of tue balloon while
smused himself bv tyinn Die ESo 81 in hs Gu rn
did MOI realize the danger from that Knot
S M Il came near being the cause Of death
s.rsidie,l The bar Of I ms p My tS and
held the to The Balloons s so.S s Whe
s sec"nd iase d. there was nnother tug from
On tho guy swung arounu SIX o. lie ' pare sIs:
70, 70 ,s ever b: :nS "a yo1r ls .nd holdns
the SEeh .aEns ss h. bat 70 ups. Il:
IN. say qo 81 'Ss wfsh H.s Of "a:
Ras aiio around Arc, he strings aehuie
the latter turned up and began sshar an The he
as you our sss ssr as as sssa'ei
r. MT AMI not tnlatinr Down Kept CON.
from IN Ia Fly iYg roe FIeSsntinr the paraeha'f
L
%onni my legs around the ropes Of the para.
s enuns .ranT< q an shut my teeth The s. ssi
was sure hat had to die. but was cool AMI
oon sosn the balloon had smp,lsd itself and
o W9 a6 nT nnun sTshss The balloon w.lghst
me inc slxty.popnd sand bag. 1t Cana dow past
ths n yn ss mo knotted guy rone slipped down
tne INES me taraohute opened with such
ne CO snap that II ,eeme as Il the ropes which
~ sIGpRort na, me would give away: The spreading
VI tns parachute saved nv LIE. for the 900
nound balloon kep on down and broke the six
hh" oS ne,a c,ptiye by the guy zone as II they
nau pesn Pack threads. IL takes long time
10 20, ,eli the 5 ory. hut It all Happened in half
whaa e., WAS within 400 feet OF tho Cr2un!
Wne the mi Oh tore RNRv but my fall MAS
checked and landed nj r chi. ''
~. EvorYnody e. onght was i Goner that daJ,
hnd more "Ncitsl crowd than had gathered
aroun where was 10 havs fallen You never
s sasr ths,e Is no pistsks about my being
eI 40 coolly - II nothing had happened
and went to bsd for the remainder Of The usSEo,
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TuE rURSEnS OfrIC1
70 the sailing department. which has to do
simply with navigating the ship. One OF Thorn
IL the chief ei71csr. Three others rank as SEQ
ond officers. The chief oflcsr and the second
ofacsrs wear two gold stripes above tho CUTS
0f their coats 30 II 10 always easy to distin-
guish them from the other officers. but there
be distinguished from each other. Tho other
four officers have ono gold stripe above the
cufY OF their coat sleeves.
On the ships articles the officers are signed
O. master and mates. The master Is commonly
called the CAPTAIN. The mate 10 the chief
ofnosr. On the City OF Paris there are three
second mates. or second officers. two third
mates. or third officers. and two fourth mates.
or fourth Officers. The second officers are
known a. the senior second. junior second.
and extra second; the third Officers - tho
senior third and extra third. and the fourth
Officers a. the senior fourth and extra fourth.
The object Of carrying so many officers on
the City Of Paris 10 to insure TO each sufficient
rest under any stress OF wsathsr which may
arise, No other ship crossing the North At
lantio carries % many. Their work II 20 Ar
RANGED hat they have sixteen hours each day
Oh dsty. The sailing lsparsmsAtis. Of course.
~ depsrtmsnt 70 which the Captain dsvotss
meat Of bis time. The chief ofhcsr 10 the sx-
ecutiys onicsr. He stands no watch and his
business u 70 assist the Captain. The other
ofaesrs stand watch On the bridge and sail the
ship under the Captains orders.
II the three pretty American strls who
watched the passsngsss esms up the gang
plank that afternoon In Liverpool had been On
beard few hours bsiors they could have en-
loved an Interesting sight Every ship which
sails ont of the port OF LIVERPOOL must COM
.,v ~t,h ths marine raxulatiops Of the Liver
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oh. no." said another. You can always
toll the Captain. for no wears the longest coat.
That would be an excellent method Of dis
tinguishing tho officers Of big steamship II
It were not for the prosaic fact that their coats
are oil OF the same length. As . matter Of
fact the difference In uniform is so very slight
that It altogether escapes the notice OF = casual
observer. Very few Of the many thousands OF
people who every year spend two or more
weeks on board the great transatlantic liners
know anything about the man aaement at sea
of the ships In which they cross the ocean.
Most OF them know tho name o. the Captain
and many OF them know his features Not 40
many have speaking acquaintance With him.
and those who do generally fad occasion to
boast OF It.
Everyb body knows tho purser. AMI q good
many have an acquaintance With the doctor
who heartily wish they didn't They learn to
call their saloon steward by his first name. and
to address their room steward familiarly By his
last name. Then they speak patronizingly OF
the boo,s." and at that point the knowledge
OF the great majority OF ocean travellers about
the men who run the ship ends. They can tell
you Q yard OF information about the ship itself.
nd most OF Thorn will talk wisely Of the ter
rible life that the stokers lead. and they will
te about as nearly right In one as in tho other.
The MANAGEMENT OF all tho big passenger
ships during the days they spend at sea 10
practically the same. 1t varies In some details
on the ships Of different linsa On every ship
there are three departments: tho sailing. or
deck department: tho passenger. or stewards
department.. and the engine department. II
you think any ono OF those departments Is
more i'm portant. take your pick and don't lot
anybody influence you to think otherwise
The chances arc that you will be Just Is nearly
right as any ono else. II there were no sail
ing department tho ahIp would never 60 from
one port to another. II there were no eneine
department the ship would never move at all
And II there were no passengers there would
be no noed for passenger department and
tho ship would never have been built. It's
kind OF . pull.sll-together affair: all three
are one.
Each Of those departments has crew OF its
own. under the personal supervision OF . chief
onicsr. Supreme over the combination OF all
the departments ia the Captain. who is IN abb
solute monarch during the time that his ship
IL ct sea- II you can't toll the Captain BY tho
length Of his coat you can always tell him BY
his coat sleeves. Just above the cuff he wears
three gold stripes. and he Is the only man on
the ship who docs. With tho other officers 1t
IL not so easy. because there are sometimes
several OF them who have the Same rank. Tho
number OF officers 1. different on different
ships. On tho City Of Paris there are eight
officers besides the Captain. Every one Of
them holds masters certificate issued by the
Board OF Trade OF Liverpool. so that there arc
nine men on tho ship who are competent to
take her In charge. These officers ali belong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
AN OPEN SECRET.
A wom...s w,sao. a.a Experiences
Nft Il no secret At All.r

eft IL no secret At all"
ne speaker was . lady noted for the voad.rfui
preservation Of her heath and beauty she bad bsss
asked In . circle Of friends how she maintained he,
dazzling complexion AND =s-. health.
- perfect complexion and good health IN women.
she said depend upon two thngs-s,rone nerves ana
4 GOOD stomach Most women are excessively nervsls
weak and ianauid, and ~ result heir complex ons
are sal sr and their faces pinched. drawn. ana
wrintled. Few women have perfect digestion. Nov,
Obviously II women wish sound health and GOOD CON
pisxions they get their nerves strong and their
digestion good The best thing In the world 70 this
II Dr. Greene NsrvurA for II 10 . wonderful strength
sner of weak and Eives vigorous appetite ana
perfect digestion. Besdes II 10 . vegetable remedy,
pure and harm esq
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HOW A GREAT SHIP IS RUN.
TEE WORK THAT n DOVE on 1oARD
TIE CITY OF flRIa

Uas.ssiishea Facts frss An ths Depart.
aeats sS - Atlantic Lsssr-oisa pses
E~srywhsrs. IRE. The Bridge - che
Glory Holss-Ths Lasors o. the Navi.
gators. the Easineers. ssA the stewards
Details e Aste.ish Thsss VIE Thsah
that 81 Ocean steamer Rsas Itssie
Leaning against the starboard rail OF the
steamer City OF Paris - she lay In the Mersey
At Liverpool. Just before sailing on her last
voyage to this port, were three young Ameri-
can girls who had summersd abroad. They
were Watching the passengers coming up the
eanRplank from the tender. An oficsr OF the
ship In full uniform stood at the head OF the
ganRway TO receive the passengers. The girls
Noticed him. and one OF them said: Il wonder
II that's the Captain9s
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.Dr 0rssnes Nsrvura 10 . wonderful rsmedy ter
nervous prosra,ion. and those terrible tired. vssk
feelings that make life burden almost great to
bear feel that cannot say enough In its praise 70,
what It has done for NEivsa the most rss,sni
sleep snd in fact all and than all claims u
DO wish every poor tired woman the face Of the
earth could be induced 90 try Il for three days,
they would then understand its value and life YOU'D
not seem 20 wearisoms aud undesrabi
"ErrA Z. HAVEN, Al Meyers st. Webster Masa"
s9Dr. arssnA the successful specialist in curing all
FERNS nervous and chronic diseassa IS West 18th st.
New York. be consuited free, personally or By
letter. Cali write him about your send for
symptom blank to MI out and letter fully explaining
your disease giving advice &C., will be returned free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
ciInlnsl1Y AROUSED

"soln' fur, mister
The question was asked nv q long
noscd, thln-llppcd man With pointed chin
whlskcrs, q SLOUGH hat aud q hungry c>-
preston of countensnce. lie wss rest
log hi elbow. on the seat In front ~
him, which seat was occupied by pas
.cngcr In gray check suit.
Tie passenger addressed turned partly
around, took look At his questioner'
and sired him up NJ once.
"Ncs, am going 10 Nashville, he
replied, down IN tennessee. Wy bush
nsss there l. Ia sell four .hArcs ~ hank
stock, dispose II INV Interest In farm
IL eighty acre, ten mile. from ~. city,
and Invest the proccssi. In q clothing 80
nbllshmcnt on North Cherry strcct.
am from Beanl,town. Cas-. County, w.
got on the train there At , u TIL. morn.
log. II WAS forty.hSe minute. behind
time. Nv ,icke, cost me sll.GS. shall
take the sleeper when the sun goes down.
Had INV dinner about an hour ago. faii
.cycn,y.fi,c cent. Tor u. This cigar coat
~. ten cents. hsVc bcen q smoker for
al.out thirteen yrar. w name !.
Chsunccv Mcdonnell. am thlriy-nln"
year. oil, have Wife aud four children.
came originally frum iIsrrolsburg, Nv,
and am = mcmbef ~ the Congregational
church. Twas formerly druggi,t, but
.old out a. man named Ir-adNell, aud
I an not in any bnsiness nov. an
worth r-rhap. -lO.Dn. Ny father wa'
q cuoprr aud my grandfather ~. .ea'
captain. Nv wife. name was Carr -
tor- I m,rricl her Tier fathe' was
surveyor. That's all know about hcr
family. We live In "a two-story ffam'
hou.s and the children have all hal th'
mumps, chicken I-oN and measles
when rvach Nashville ! expect Ia s,op
a the NaNseli House"
lie stopp-,i. The long.no.el man ~
gspls,i him foT q moment With iniTrr.
snd theu ask-,i Ia pucrulou', di.saiis'
| hci vay
what dld Yer grrst-gnnitaihc' do
fnt a liVih'r'-chlcagu Tribune.
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A,r. eep,-sI n ii. .. pkvis. ae.i.lsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

III. tapular h-ll-f that men 10 extra
ordinary mental activity arr, asa rule,
light .lr-I-r., u not iu.titei by 10"
f,ts. What thu lust ani right allow
ancr u sleep NAV d. for IA" indiNtinh
do.. not .s.m o. dsI"ni altogether upon
the amount II mental ani physical work
done, Ani L.. o. considerable extent
i~tsrmln~,i by inhrritanc- ani hio.Yn-
cfasy. The hl~r aud the pleasure lover
often .scm o. .l--p longer aud more
easily than ~. al'"rl'a' brain s"ts"f'
ani eases may D. traced whrrr a tendon
az a. llgh, ani h-ayy sleep ha. run
.trongiy In iamlli~., irrr.p"cii'vly ~
a.. occupations. 80 ot the physical snd
intellectual activities 10 Individuals
The only .aie guide Ia determining such
: question /. experience. n good h"alth
AMI fun Intellectual efficiency can ="
| pf,ssf,ri hy .iN hours slcvp, thrfr
ss.ns no motive for making efforts.
prnb.bly ,Is.tin-i Ia failure, Ia srCurr
eight hours. Hat care .hould D. ever
ci.s,i that short .lc.p h,s no, b~-n the
r~.ult NEWLY ~ long-Continu~i hal
habit. and that every opportunity u At
forlcl a. the organism to procure ih'l
amount of sleep that seem. normal Tor
n. IIrnc- moderately Early hoar., lniet
trvciom from sources ~ dis'ufhhnc" ar
nc,-..sfy. ani tor a prolonged period,
i-fnrv Ne f,rl surr that the amount 81
sleep that .~.m. natural to "a. u really
~. Eight hour. has b-"n nN"d by geo
rral consrnt a. the happy m"hn, hnd Nr
have no objection to makci o u, although
IL l., perhaps. liberal allosanc" Tor
adult. In vigorous health. III" Young
and "a. aillng may with adNaniagv bk'
marr, and. ini~.l, can hardly have To"
/ much 81 80 excellent . tonic nu 4 ry'tof a
tI,r a. .locp.-IIall'. JouruA 81 Health
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

ia. special announcement which ap
pesrci In our column. some time s'hs.
Announcing q special arrangement VIII
Dr. Il. =. Kendall Co, OF Eno.burgi
Falls, VI, publishers Of ~ Treatise GU
the IIorse and hls Diseases, whereby
our .ub.cribers were enabled to obtain q
copy of that valuabl. work free by send
la. their address to u. j. Kendall 90.
land enclosing a t~o-cent stamp 10,
mailing same) i. renewed Tor hn'.e'
period. We trust all VIII asaii thsn'
.el,e. Of the opportunity Of obtaining
mi. valuable work. To every lover al
the horse II I. indispensable, a. IL treats
In . .Imple manner all the diseases which
af,lIct thi. noble animal. Its phenome-
nal sale throughout tie United states
AMI Canada, make Il standard authority
Mention this paper when sending i"'
..Ireatise.-
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k.y t. ts. ranl.r.

80 80 \ Riddle lisis-
W tta-A Mysterious Cipher The
vosel = taken from hoAvcn les',- haven,
. place % ut, aud With u the combination
u oons1nsuts may 10 vucaliissi thus
s--,sr-. - t-nisr b. r-i-~mri
n.ssglary .u-rs is.sis dsis.is,i irsnel.
usa p-r~rvrrv. - p.-ri~Ct ma,
VIA tsmtseL ss~p ths Irc,'-pt. tsn
No sA-N Dslst.on Ib~ast-b-.t-ts TT
To
No a3.-A Rhyme Of Chlldhoo.i
- DIS dsll.ht ., t.ars All bais
- Cd kath rasi- tb~m -.
IL usars ani haus sfg-l AL t.hL
- ~ thslF nat ~ o..
~. chAirrn Y1I sbo1I nsscr -
Nouf anrry f--.llas rt-~:
Nosu hit. hahis -sF- D~su MAJ.
10 t.sf e...h osbsfssy.
NJ .ss An E-rutcheon TranS~pt.
PsrvllAncs Gao. llAIlot CrEsl Te
sly Rspsl StEvs snAek orb L
-Shakcspc.i-
~ go An Ancieut ParElsr The year.
the months. the days
No ts1 Incomplete ssntsnc-s
I. We lraru wi~iom from the mistakes
% OtuLg people
2 All = ssbu cpiy Ia an orderly nOUsE
a Toerr j. HUNAN. o. forgive. divine.
4 Idle folk have the most LNBpg
3 Wealth b. ANoSN 10y want
@ We hate ntiAN, yet u make, us Si~e
: lie whn Uiuss can flnd.
A droun,us usn will c,Icn At I
straw Humboldt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

sftal D. ttsstinEs
~ state ~ Nsiuf
Feh o. t-lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

OXFORD, e Al . count ~ ROTATE he'll a.
Paris. Within ant Coz toe tounts ~ Osfsri, on
tn thiri Tus..iA, u february. 4. ~, lei.
pMiiN 4. rrCktH. naIo~i ts~uiris
Ia q certain istrunseni Supporting ~ se the last
win AMI Tes,ament ~ lydia u turksf' late 81
peru ia ali Csanty, deoss.ei. ka,iax pre-
s.u,s.i the sane Cor Probate
OaDsRsD. That The All ttecutrix Eivs patios
a. ali Isr.ons Interested. by csaslax copy ~ this
or,isr a. Il. pubnshsi thrse weeks ssess-sitely
In the Oxfor,i Democrst printed st Parts. that
th-sy may appear a q Probate sear o. ts he'll ~
Psrtsin sslI toanty, on The thirt Tuesday 81
Mar. neat, at , % the elosk In The fovneon. AMI
Instrument .boahl ne H. ptoyei. approved sni
Allosei a. the lat VIII aud Testament u sAii
decreased.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juixc.
true copy -sits-t Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
Ttxas,s. HAT allied.

.Nos flftfr 49, q hHt.fii 49,
Ntfrrai fsute o. o.i
u.st I've thre- har~ss 49, 80 thefe
tnaa.I ~ s-'Y t~n'
We. II -. fl..-rt - ~ fsilrr ssst
llsaase f ! taf inv,
Nvslft sas.li - ~ fNsi-f 49,
Tasis ptaln D. -
~ fr1fe 10 - my 30. a.
o. 49, 81 gite a. 80
'Wsl 80 a. rray 49, rssiuts - 90
u trusu 49, cssinis - tea
Az AZ .i .alrv So uusi aiul
Ttat go aaitsa uiass ttr7~.
u. 40 tlsi thr-s a. siani.rg thffv
ssuh.rh horss - - ~
III 1r-p a. srAs. IA. faiheT sati
~Ny 90 frtatai nrusuts 80.
~. u $40 AL 81 l-,t. my 80
IT, talrt 80 - ufYuar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

oNyonD. sat- q Count % Probate hsli a
PaTt. .tthin anil fnr the toubty 81 uhfori
"a ,hs tbiri Tue. tay - feb. 4. u. iDi.
gFO : HOLMAN, AiHr. On The e-tsie ~
I.hn 4 lleiIusn ate II Disnsli. In saAi toaniy
$780, having prv-~utri his acrount ~ al
winistr.tian ~ The estate ~ all derss.si Zoe
allowance
OHp,HNp. That sAi Admf. give hoslce "
ali rs,.on. Interested. by tAasihs copy Of mi.
o,,leF a. - paku.lsssi thfee sesks suors.siFrly
In the DNfos,i peus-rrat, printed a Paris, that
tl,@v nav appear AZ Court ~ froiats " -
he'll Al psrs In sAit toantY, 90 The thlrl tlss
d.y n Mar newt AZ nine ocls-k ~ the fsrvnoon
AMI .h0s eaa.s, u any they have, Why ths sane
.houhl not - sle~el.
.EORsE 4. WILSON, jaise.
Atrus espy--Aiis-t III 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

.lartlY o. -raui
\ tiuI Hi trsrtaiioa that gruss 10
daulp piaa,., auI domestic animN
~.r.ttbin- 'hat ci.ngs closely. Nui =
saisrfsI
Alai Uf frat. AMI ,ki.fs
A. url.B 20 che b,iI aud a snail
u.ziy pf wafr
pr.p....Inn. all i1uls
q So fu .r.,, son aui isfrrailHns
To ,rI af SEA animal. ani a u's.ssafe
AtsfulI All tf s' ashlrv.
y To sstiir. prl1pIn. All io BITE ~
% \ Perm ant the sivsn nsrhs ~ an
en- prrsl.lr1t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

OXFORD. alta Court % Prohste hell a
Paris, ON the thiri Tuesday 81 feb.. lot
ALBION q. MARSH. susriisn OF tfys J..
Marsh an Insane per-on 81 issneht. ~ -si'
County. having pre-snt~i his scsoust ~ gusri
isnship % -sia wsri f0r allowance
OnDfRrD. That the ssit Guardian give
notice "a al Iefscns tniers-sed. by causing copy
sl,eiy In the oxford Drmcrrat printed at Paris
that they may appear st Probate Ceur " h
ksh "a Paris. In saii County, on The third Tues
day Of Mar. nsxt, - e'eiosk In The fervnosa,
ssi .hcw esass, u s.J they have. vhy ths sAms
shouh nos te aiiowei.
0EOR0K A. WII.sON, Js.igs.
A trus ospy -asssse Ill &. DAVIS, nsStsssr.
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WHEN MAS Sick.

Nv room Looked like drug store, ] had 90
many bottle. In IL. The more ] do'"i'
the worse OF | was. Finally, ! paid my
doctor and told him be ne~in't come any
more. I wa. troubled With Chronic
Rheumatl.m. ani coaldnt get out 81
bel alone. -Ix bottle. of Sulphur Hit
ter. cured me.-lIenJ. Fitch, Adams
/ IInn.s lo.tou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
-. s n...pli.,i.a.

NJ WHO'LL iu mills they DO AL day.
Ilrhsais,i. In fruit wa parv asay.
Again. rtrh Ani taf asay.
Cnrtall cas- vuuIE anil thi. yuu may do.
whsn an,th.ag particularly Plssse-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Bellows-.Does your daughter PLAY
on the pianoF' Old Farmer Gin tones ef
deep disgust l--"No, sir. She works on
IL, pounds on II. rskes u. scrspe. L..
jumps on Il aud rolls over u, hut tberr's
no play about Il, sir"
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A,us oopJ-aiis.i n. 9. DAVIS, 10

oNFuRp. - -M . Count - Probate hsli Il
pans sithlu ani fuf ~ t.untY ofphturi, un
a.. thfr,i Tufstav - frh. \ n. iri.
JOSEPHINE ~ giUh-, prvssnts
certain Instrumsut puft.,ftiug g. D. n last Will
sn.i Ts.tan.rut q ITtia T. llaru.isn ate - llsu
nara In .sid County. isrsa-~i. having prsssni-i
the ssn,s fbf Pf,ilats sn.i paws faf ~ apIolhi
tnsut ~ jams smith fof tNcsutnr.
OapTaEn. hat thc sail fsth'osf HNs
60, ~ mi t-sr.aHs iatrrr.ls-t By osusiug oupy
~ ~. ur,isr g. - puInshsli thrvs scsks succss
.issiy IN ths Osfori i,cmo-rrAt " nici ~ fsrsl
that thsy uiay apycaf AZ ffutsts toun o. = tfhl
A Paris. In all tauutY, un The thiri fur.iaY 81
u.t r.tt .tso'rL.k ln the fufvnf-lu. AIT shos
sauss M anV thsy have. shY ths sati lnstfu
msut shuuii NJ ~ prpt~i. apprufci An.i ailps
81 a. ths AT win All rsstamsni VI all hoosas
GEORGE 4 WILSON. IuiEc.
At,,.e r.pV-attsst Ill a. DAVIS, REGISTER.
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Distracted Woman (at the police .ia.
tIon)-"Oh, .ir, have lc.t my ioor old
father! Thi. morning be wandered away
and / fear for hi. safety, a. lac !. totally
deaf Police sergeant-''In that case
madam. We will soon hni him. lie u
walking ON the railway track; deaf men
alvay. do"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
THEY HAVE NEVER FAILED

have b~cn sick mOre or less for tlIs
last ten years, which has cost Be many
dollars Ia doctors' aud druggists hills.
The last tao years Il only cost M three
dollars. WHY Because u.ei Sulphur
Hitter Instead ~ employing doctors.
They cured me Of Jaundlce.-f. y. Boyd,
iIohalen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

OXFORD. .. Al q Cour oi Probate bell 4
paris. within AMI fuf To county ~ uhtorl
"o ths thiri Tae-.iay ~ fsh.. 4. u. loi.
THOMAS D. HnAGS Prvrnts esrtaln
Instrutnsnt pausuuing O. ~ bs AT
viii ant Trstament - Lucy II HnxE.
at u Iitaa. in ssii tauntg, icceas.-i, haf
in uF,-erts.i ths sams fur frihats ani pray
~ H. .pt, iutfasnt 10 Charss l.. Ahl-tt Aiinin
i.traiBr s.th ths siil AnneAei
OEpgRTp mai th@ sali rgtitisner give noiioe
o. al fsr-slus intsrv-tsi, ~ oaasins coy ~
~. .t,i.r o. H. sahhslei thr,s sesks .aoos.-iyr
Al A. tbs Oxfsrl INrma-Fat pfinteii n Paris, thai
tl.V nav apfsAf ats Probate Count O. - bell
A r.rt. In all Countr, on the Thru TUESDAY
Of Mar nsNt Il nine ~ The chr In The tolrn,-sn
ant .hSs rsass N any they have, Why The sall
In.truusut shsuh nj - pfuy~l approved an
.iL,sri a. The ht VIII AMI Testament ~ sail
dccsasssi. ..,,.,
..--.... - III A. NAVE. us.fafer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
~. s.-iilA,r.,.d G.sa.
m.,.,. m,hIn /. Mod.

IN wor,i ~ ten lsttsrs, meaning strap
a...l In a horsss hArncss. ilnd lsithoui
transpSsition - lstts,i woris having the>s
dsdnitiuus
/ \ near female relative. To iniurr
"a 4 placc - trade . Cunning A
metal Within. My~slf = \ strong
uini y An afticlD "a AmAlt ltquot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Tnits a.. cruffal rirciss 9Th ths thrrs
ou ths o Eht q thf fishi brace. sui have
sucsv..i,,Iy Forsarl "hfa'v. \
pIsfs f,r rrHtr,fIHs .ls.T. l'rpu'~i
- brat Nt--r 80 "iH''rmol .
Uurs tts hrsr ,Jutrsicuic.v.fbtlsthrv s
6n ths Isft. AL have Ipo.pA at . ten
r-faiarr - g. Jr.fv.-. F. To thsAft,
A sRs- tll,l a'-,n itse,i E,rh.
5 lsh1F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Nv whole comfs-oi u y letter, u .
pruvsrb
MIS-. ~. a. % 10. an article q food
Nv ~ :. s D. siupit
NJ a. % ii. a Otsa plant
MyG o.. q "a l. money
N.Y. ~. -. a. thin
Ma - "a. .: ar otgans ~ = hsh
Nv 81 tAhatltio - rysf-ct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Dy.pep.h and disappointment Ia love
.ecm to prplucg the sams outward effect
The difference between them !. that dy'-
pep.ia 4. very hard a. CURE.