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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

AS it is so fashionable for both Chi
dren and grown folks TO wear black
stockings, ii is well to know how to wash
them so they will not fade Both cotton
and wooden should always be washed
before they are worn. Lay them all
night to soak in cold water. Wash them
next day by themselves in two waters
warm, but not hot, the soap being pre-
viously rubbed into the water so as "a
form a lather before the stockings are
put in, and mixing with the first water
a tablespoonful of gall. Then rinse them
first in lukewarm water, until the dye
ceases to come out and the last water i,
colorless. Stretch them and hang them
out Immediately in the air to dry as fast
as possible -National Stockman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

The Lapp baby very often has snow
cradle, for when the indulgent mother
attends church she makes a hole in the
snow outside and deposits the young Lap
lander therein 1t is no uncommon sight
to see circle Of these snow cradles in
front of Lapp chapel; and now and then
a lot of fierce looking dogs are on guard
to keep off the wolves that might medi
tate a raid on the baby contingent, The
Lapp cradle in material differs essentially
from that used by the Bushman baby,
whose mother digs hole in the hot sand
and chucls him therein in the shadow of
some lonely bush Sometimes the cradle
is ready to hand in the shape of an ostrich
nest, and now and then some feathers left
by the mighty bird help to soften the
nest of the future Bushman warrior
Drakc's Magazine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

"Now just watch that man, remarked
a policeman as he stood on the steps of
the city hall. He pointed rs he spoke to a
man who was endeavoring in various
ways to attract the attention of deaf
and dumb man near by, Its funny
thing" he continued, that you can
shout in amutes ear and he will be utter.
ly obliyious to the fact that you are any
where in his neighborhood, while if you
whistle he will turn in an instant. You
don't believe it? Well, try it some time
and see. New Haven Union.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

There is story told of French poet
who inquired of a friend and flatterer
what he thought of his last work. ~
have arrived at the fifteenth canto.n he
replied with enthusiasm, land think
there is nothing more beautiful and har-
monlous in the language" Pardon
me, there is one thing" said the noet
An, perhaps you mean Chateaubriand's
'AtalaY Certainly not, mean INV
sixteenth canto. San Francisco Argo-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

From the 10th of last June to the
last day of December there were ONLY
seven days in North Dakota when the
wind did not blow at least ten miles AN
hour, and yet there is not a windmill
to county in the state. 1t is simply
an extravaganza waste of wind -''Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20
A Nice Servant G'fh

Motber-What, novel reading as !, her. Sip
Daughter pulling up the 1 nI sor me to do
per,-Well, there's nothing w. ,sa
You do everything about the uU~ dont knos
Nj have to- I'm sure You cant
what's to become of YOU Mary .o,, trust you
cook, you can't make bread Lsar can and should
to make bed. If your father them, nn Of yOuI
he i taken away what would become u
Did get married. lint get marre'iI
M-But suppose you coulun ~ the worst
Dwell, if the worst Cant, came ~ girl-Boston
could hire out as ser'nn'
Courier
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

A splendid cure for frost bites is a
solution of alum and water, strong as
can be made. Hold the frosted flesh in
the solution till the frost is drawn out.
This you will know easily, as the flesh
will look wrinkled as ones hands do on
wash days. You will feel no more in
convenience from that frost bite.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

Alfred wonder who that frowsy old ruin
in the green dress is She behaved in "a most
vulgar manner at supper and appears to be
out Of her element
Alice DO you mean the tall, thin old lady
with diamonds in her hairt
Alfred 90 Yes, looks like lamp post Do
you know herl
Ahce-Oh, yes, | know her quite well
That's mamma Boston Beacon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

The following passage occurs in no.
tice recently posted on the court house
door by a constable of Wicomico county,
Md: 81 have seesed and took into exc&a-
ton, acordin to law and iniquity, the
following aforesaid property"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20
Looking out for the Future

Bingo to clerk)-I want to gs t,st YOU
dress shirt with a bosom so thin 'ua' ~
can blow right through it. onsiasl
Clerk-Pardon me, but do you 'O''
that quite the thing' .,;f. Is going
Bingo-It is for me- MY WIZ 0hn m s.
to drag me off to one of those cG H. and
cables c s that she is mixed up m H. av Vii
want to get such cola I rIatbier and
never ask me to go again'-0i0''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

The Rabbins, who have story for
everything, say that before Jacob men
never sneczed but once, and then imme-
diately died. They assure us that Patri-
arch was tho first who died a natural
death, before him all men died by sneez-
ing: the memory of which was ordered
to be preserved in all nations by COM
nand OF every prince to his subjects to
employ some salutary exclamation after
the act of sneezing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

"Henry, you were talking IN N
said Mrs. Jones to her uusg ~ innuired JoD'S
"What did talk abou''
anxiously. !, the chips ,.,t
"Ah, yes" said Jones ~,.r dreamed "a .
"early associations, my e' always the one =
rake In the chips
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-03-20

at western church fair device Tor
getting up a testimonial to the pastor
bore the following legend: drop dol
lar in the slot and see the pastor smile"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
TO Ato AIS MEMORY.

Herr Lehman had very short mem
Ory aud b. never dtr,si Ia leave the rail-
way carriage AZ an Intervening station
h~cau.c b. would ms, have BEN able Ia
remember the numb.r 10 his. ons iay
b. complalne,i "a thi. to an Intelligent
travelling business man, Who at opPo-
lite "a him In the coupe. In sympathy
HI. fellow traveller gave him clue 10y
which bc might remember. "Nou must
REMEMBER the numb-r ~ the rallway
carriage By date In history. For In
stance, to-day, q, YOU seq, Ne arr tra'-l-
lng Ia the car numbered lig., which IL
the date % the discovery Of America.
DO not forget"
OYerjoyed a, thl. newly acquired ~
mlnder lehman left the car At the next
station Ia refresh himself With glas.
~ b--r. At the ringing ~ the second
bell he hurried on Ia the platform Ia
look Tor al. car, bat hl. memory had
again failed him and In hl. fear he turn
-d To- the fret passenger be- saw With
thi. pliiful question; "rell me, for
heaven. sake, when was America dis
,,ux,r,.iy.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
u.DEgMIka

~ sklllmlly must the fashionable
if.s. q the pF---nt day h. fti-,i, much
car, !. t.c.toNci upon und~rs-ar. which
!. not only luxurious, bat a. carefully
lifted a. milady's i-,o,. or gioS~..
flIr combination .iyl- - undcrvloth.
Ing, II which there arv ALREADY great
many make. aud d..lgns. offer. the
easiest ~ay oui of the perplcNliy. Next
The skin. the j.r.sy-htiing cotton aud
Wool. wool, Ill aud WOOL or all ILL
woven underwear, over TIL. the we'll.
made. Nell-htting corset, over TIL. the
cor.-t-C1Scr aud drawer. In on. plegc
lor made to hution together below the
waist over this Que skirt on a deep
yoke. the same being divided for the
comfort "a u. And bc,ause one divided
skirt l. a. warm a. two rOand pc,tlcoa,s
aud take. up less room.
For the further fastening 81 thes. gar
ment. there are many devices. Onc
Ike. pougcc With butionholoi aud en-
brolderrd -lgc., another prefer. cam.
brio. another .llk aud soon. Pcttlcoais,
cor.et-co,ers aud drawers, richly
trimmed With hnc lace. run with narrow
ribbons, are exceedingly pretty; aud dl-
,i,led skirt. are not 10 be told. by look
ing AZ them. from the usual petilcoai.
when they arr founcri with lace ar
plnkcd lii frills, az they arr la the
richest Warirobc..
For everyday street wear, mohair
make. good skirt. that are not heavy,
while for evening wear I'm. oambfic
founccd With torchon, i not overly
costly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
nnln1A MInplNa.

On New Years Day, some 81 the rrls-
il,cs, neighbour. aud friend. made an
Informal call upon Mr.. y. 4, bean aud
wife. Ia celebrate In social way the
nftleth anniversary % their marriage.
They came early In the afternoon aud
fillc,i their hous. anil wcr- reccly-i very
cordially by TIL. agci couple Who have
spent the whole ~ their welded life With
"a. In thl. r,lrcd place and have Won the
respect and warm esteem 10 all by their
real virtues, Kindly de-,i. and Christian
hen.factIon.. !. ~. Bean. Esa., In Q
few we'll chosen word. stated the object
10 ,h. mccting aud asked Rev. u, v.
Dayi. a. Invoke the divine blessing.
I,.v. 4. ~. whham congratulated the
ar.,i couple upon the long time they
had been permitted Ia travel the path ~
life together. the fair day ~ PROSPERITY
they hal enioy~i ani expressed the
hoI.c that their evening ~ life would b.
calm aud cheerful, and that they would
10Th d. spared to hnl.h ih. remainder
10 llfr's bourney hand In hand.
r.. a.. Wheeler, E.q.. of West Beibel,
st.oke for a short time In very fcllci-
tou. manner 20 Ill. early acquaintance
With Mr.. aud Mr.. IIcsn, aud ~ thu
mighty change. that had taken place
during a.. half CENTURY ~ their union.
Then J. ~ iI-sn rad I'oem for which
Ne hty, not space a. prrseni, written by
Mrs. y. ~. McIntlrr, an oNfori ,ouniy
lady. formerly CONNECTED With the indus-
trial school iot girl. at Lancaster, Mass,
.ni nov realizing IN ~srien, Maine.
Ia. party broke NJ early 80 a. not To
fatigue Mr.. lI~sn too much, Who u In
very feeble health, with many expires.
.Ion. - guol will anl mutual ioksus II
the Kindly regards ~ the ionor..
a.. u. ~
Na.no Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
AsicG DESSERT.

\ dessert which fini. grat favor with
every mem'-r 10 NV family. every slm.
plr snd quite easily made. Make a hy-
- ale after the iollosing fvCiI-;
ous cup Il sugar, one cup ~ mill one
~. butter thu .li- - an -gg, tso cups
q iibur anil two small tra.I-,onfuls ui
baking powder. THE l. saiici-ut to
make thrv- thin LAYERS. spread tso oi
ili- LAYERS Nth j-lly Will. the csk~ !.
till warm. l'ut t"gvih.r anil then cat
intn hsl,r.. jelly the top ~ un- hall
tnd put together sgain. 49, AZ a. have
half a cske Nth siN LAYERS. sprinkle
po~ drr,,l sugar over the top aud serve
ahile warm with whipped cfvam. II
max d. us-i without tiB- cf-sm a. a
cske. beat IN orier to have u nic- u must
- eaten while perfectly fresh. Tie
rvciI- soands lik. very plain cake.
but ~hsu Il L. frv.h u l. mo.t delicious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
RESOLUTIONS

Ma regular meeting 10 i'runacook
COLONY. No. a.. 10. T.. y, January
sth, is1l, the follosing preamble and
r-soluil"ns wrtv unanimously adopted 3
Whereas, Ia ,ics ~ the loss Ne have
sustained by The de,,Ass 20 cur friend
and associate, Enr.t l. Hove, ani ~
the still heavier lu.s sustained by ihos"
Who ssrv nrsr-st and drttrsi ." him,
therefore D. u
Resolved, That Il Il bat just tribu'"
a. N. memory 20 the departed a. say,
that In rvgrvtting hi. removal frum our
mld.t ". mourn fpr Que sho was In
every Nay worthy u mar rr.Pcci aud ~
gari.
Resolved, That ~ .lBtvrrly coniolc
With th- family - the dccsass,i on ~"
di.p-nssiIon slth which u has pleased
Divine l'ruNiisng, o. Aiiiict thcfn and
commend thsm inr cunsnlailon to him
- ho ori-r. all thing. Tor the l'~.i and
hoss riasiissmruts atv meant In m~rry.
Resolved. That thls HEARTFELT tc'ii-
monlal ~ our sympathy AMI sorrow hc
fnfwar,i-i o. tb. Iarvnts ~ our Departed
friend ani q copy To The oxford Demo
rrai and Nofway Advertiser for publira.
thou, by tho SECRETARY 20 the or,i~r.
Isaac HAGNAtt, tommliie" on
GIu. \. NiEGiN, Er.oluil"n'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
~. uA Illustrated rr.,.,s


TO insrs who hal s'rusk tonaufs
strv ~ Fu.rg O. their houle.. each lAdrn
With H. trlnsurv. shrn thry came o. .
river Tlr uniy way 20 cr,-ssing this rAs
o. means 20 bat The ts,at c1uli hnii
ouiy to- people. ~ ons miner All biz
tryasnrv AZ time. aui urithrf - The
to- msn uas uilursts lsaVe 30 trvRsurr
o. a minute Atthis iunrtufr detective
arrived Nth n prisnusr The digestive. -
ours. conI rUt lsase hls pfisnu~r. anil
ths situation vas tbsvfov NJ litter than
t-frrv his srrval Nsat . young bridal
ooupls arri,ei ani they. - sanici ~
crJ-,s ~ river They ~rv accompanied
~ = for,ri1u. taiiins
Ile minsrs AMI the siete1tive apf-ral-.i ,n
ths usscomsr, tor A-sisiABcs In ths.f 81
ismna
we shall b. v,fy glad D. afiori you
ever ss.i-iAuoc In cur iasvr. aid ths
bftirsrupm. bat IN tsu Uuniitious
-And tirt arr" Ask-l ths hrsi minsf
-Ilrst. I cannot have nay wifs unrro
,sCtsi amons siangvr Either my d1s
a. myself musi rymaiu sith h~r. on shich
ever s,ig ~ che river shc msy D. BOO
swell. that t. easily Arranged. stsisliu
81 The ssooni miusf
-Iss. oouuulsi The hrti~gr.au. bat
H. s-Cnnd ,uHiitiDn l. that my dug shall
rvmaln ga thIs sllc d. ~, stsh him 81
era. ths satrf
'-Thsn. All ths detsctisv, \ 10 M -
hos IN matter can D. Arranged
Il a.. stsiAmS,i The pfi-puvf. vho bal
not 81 tAksn Iart in the di.ca.sisu. AMI
b. pf,.lrs,isl o. explain BIZ plan. ~hieh
a. sucus-.faiiy sdYpi~l
Hoo 50 tbs srn.s.Ig uAhss-,i'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
AT sous AND ABROAD.

black lace dresses are trimmed With
gold aud jeNelei pa.sementerie..
Rel-halfci women have taken Ia dress
Ing Ia match their hair. With artistic cf-
feet.
Hat. and bonnet. no longer conform
to any one. two or four mo,lel-. They
are IL every known shape aud style.
Whatever .uit. the wearer !. fashiona-
BILE.
Night-goNn sacbet. arr made square
aud large, ~ scented quilted satin, Cow
erred With fine muslin, embroidered aud
edged With lace, showing a monogram
la the ccnicr.
We get our custom of wearing orsnge
blossom. a. bridal ornaments FROM the
>afaccn.. Tie red-cros. knights always
saw their bride. thus adorned on the
marriage day.
Popular trimming. for cloth walking
suit. are elaborate cartouche braidings.
fur In points, hands ar tufts. aud rich
applique figures aud arabe.ques la gen
ain. Russian effects.
sable brown. dshlia, stem green, royal
blue and lri. purple are fashionable dark
color. for dresses of silk or velvet that
are trimmed with gold or black, or are
richly furr-d, or are made up OF two
contrasting colors.
Amaog the ''fads" In jewelry, thumb
rings. In serpent shape, With . ruby la
the bad. are shown for ladies': and an
other new fancy L. a narrow circlet at
stones, worn between the first aud sec
osd joints of the third finger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

"roni ~ dancisgF' You woald reply
'Ne." a. thi. question. ~ coars", II YOU
had alryady mt.terci that delightful art.
W. r-asou shy YOU should not. livery
detail II dancing tho Modern soCir,y
pancc." l. 80 clearly dc.cri,.c'i In the AZ
tirle on that subi~yt BY Mr.. DodSorth,
Nes Works greatest danclng-,sach"f,
aud al the step. aud motions ~ the u~S d
st dsncv. go FULLY Illustrated In Demo
fr.i's Family Magazine for fchruhry.
that a chilli can learn {" dance without a
master. \ cour.~ AZ dancing-.ch"ol u.
expensive, but YOU can bccomr pro-
hrisnt dsnc-r, With no outlay, by prac-
ticing AZ directed In these Illustrated In
siructions. II was while danylng thai
julie, Won the love ~ her Romeo, al
though they later parted In .ouos, ~
shown In the exquisite iull.pagr srasur'
~ ''I,0mco and juliet" Published by
". jennings Dcmorrsi, u Ehi ii,h
street. New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
srArr ov MAINE.
.xrnRn.

OXFORD. o.
C.sr 81 Cousty ConmIssicosrs. Desemtsr
Sr..sss. A. u. Ivsi. hsii ~ Paris. within ami for
.alt Csansy u Osf.ri on The last Tuesday %
D.,sw,~r, A. o. i-". isia< ths 'hif'is'h as' e'
ssli ms.th. :,
ga fus,i, /. tho s.snth ~ s~pssmirr, a. " iSe
a. provided by lac. made stssi insrsstlon ef
tbs r.anty ressis. daily i-rstst snd epsn ies
travel lyiss IN uainsor,-orstsst Townships an.
sr.ts 90 hsa. hsvisaftss rnsetionei. IN sssh
Csanty. Zoe ths parys-s ~ s.certsinins ihe con.
siitloa " ali raj. sni estimating The amount
ses.is-i b. PET ths IN rvpsf, 80 - ." - Az
ant csn,snie.s fsr pal.iis travel. snd srf-H
ing ea All iasy-stisa that saht walls usr. ~
In s,-st rv,.slr ani nsf safe ssst coosenisnt w..
purps-s. ~ pahlic travel. sni that tss shsaf,
10 ss-e--s-i ea -sli lsnsis. fer tfs fvIsir ~ ALL
russls thsfein. they 10 thsrvfafv, on this histy
nr.t dsy ~ iseea,ler, 4. 10. tss. ssVeir. sni
orisf that ne fely~iss sam. 10 a--s-sei.s al Ne
sane are hewby ssscs-ci spssn The follssihs
ansis IN unlnsafI-sfsts.i fu~ nship. snd tfsds ~
lss.i, h.r.insnsr usutioes.i, 'er The part-s-s ~
r,I,.irins IN. rusi. pacing ihfoash tho" dunsf
ths year issi. a. ~ii
nH Ansiossr West ~afplus. Zoe The paTt-sss ef
\ bup.ifns that part u tiss twauty r,s.i lesins
fr,ssa Ansiossf ,esner ~ tVt"n vhish Ne N
.sli -urpias. The sun - tseeif hse de'hsf. v.
s.sssss-i ss foiiows, VIA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

Harry TnoUGHr.-"Oh, I say, old
man, ! wish you'd run up stairs and
hunt for my aunt, aud bring her down
To supper. shes an old lady. In a red
body, aud green skirt and blue aud
yellow train, with an orange bird of
paradise In her cap. You cant possibly
mistake her. Say sent you."
"Awfuily sorry, old man, but-I-i'm
totally color blind. you know. Just
been tesied!' Exit In q hurry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

ADM. hssvhy sr,isr,-i that ths tas asses.s.i
.ssinst t.sssrry D. saith. W W. n hafs'".'
n.,H n Itsstin... yrvnsh a rhomas, y. u,
Ilrsua tafstissf 18th sistY tsu ioll.rs AL nftT
one s.tt. - ~ tss - N Aairs.ss'ssin ahr
ru.sf Co. antsantins ta al o. ons haniirri bot
ars sni Forty faur rsatsy - stIr.isi syYe
l. spf.lints.i assat o. ssJ-nt ~ s.al~. ALL We
tatafsss - sstl tkt aannuntin o. ninftf hihs n.t
tars ant tfiftF tsu rguts. - sNlrriis'l ui-,a -
"a Daus N all .nsistss Nsfth saVlus IL AZ
t.siutsI arsnt 81 sNf~ui ths ssnir. anai thsY aN
1,.laifssi g. give i-iais - ~ az dirrrts
rN rs.u.hip Letter. go fsf M paTra.s ~
\ Drst.aiftns ~ ~nisTk Hr-sk rsst- -, oalie,i,
iFing In alt rusashlp, Ani 49, ihe 'aftt
,,...ls - ratlst .hifh H. On AT Tusushlp, No
.uui - to- hunir~i shsi anY iislisf. y ss.s.-si
a. fsiksss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
STATE or a,INI..

hAfhAht -
srFEEuT 1rui,t.t OuyEr.
tIrrk's urrt. ~. 4 IssI
Ths faIiasing shass a. iisI-ssltlsn 20 Arrsal
20 &c. at tnitrtmsuts o. vieistun n m
AVS rvguistInz 81 49, sat sale - iuttXil afin I
Ltluor. 81 IN tatsr tsrrn. ~urrvms luiilial ,ouri
s,a,e q Naius. By csupiiut. ". Aifr~i D Ra.
soar,h AT ssiiurs
y az - Prs.. ~ coau'y Aasusy. by
STATE q Nalns. By Iu.is'osni ". wiIuanI.oa,..
. dsy M PFo.. ~ coun'y Any ~ orlsr q
Cour
-,sss - Naiss ". winiAm jacobs.
b az. Rs-psu.isnt arr.isus.i. ri.s Guisy.
>sntencs re- g., sci go. tsNet a 90
wsrranussasi g. Isilsr
sAis - Nslss ". l. ws,isl Rrowu
GuIuuian ~si'rr
, day Re.pon'icut arrairns.i. Pa ~ Galty
~ day Trsl hr-t lury. srlirt suity.
>entrncs. So. ani ou-ts ttxei AZ s,uoo ant
~ days in jail Warrani D. jaier issset.
ststs - Maine. BY osrnplsint. " Ama-a Pays.
Alpeisnt
lntaNioatisn.
n dsy Net prs. b. 60. Atarnsy
ssats q Nsins. ~ o'ssaPiAint " JANA. Jui1ins
APplt
n dag Nei pro- BY CO. Attornsy.
.tAie n hains, by oomplsiut. " Lsmasl ".
~lngs ~as.
y dsy iS.is~sHi q Norway Nunlsipal oour
rss tsrsss,ss :. pssa.h =. 4. ssss,,i.so; VITA
Laws % lssa. - s".sus,s'i By Chapter "a. rubac
Is,ss ,-ALBEKr ;. AUSTEN. Clsrs : J. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

~ tla-Chri,tml.s ChArais liollybors.
~. 80 -cong % the DEPARTED Year
Turn backwArl. % nms. la your eight"
NJ. 40 a l.Lonh.oiii Charles Dicksns
DoSuwaid !. II 2 II } I,oc. I. Cork.
) liArv a Anon : IsAt> Lad. b
HI. i0 :
Nc. tJ,-NumerieAl Enigma Much
ado about nothing"
No go -Tso D.AmoIds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

~ ti1 4 Famous Painting Ang.lus.
NJ iii -Syucopatlons. 1 AlMlBLK q
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

~ God-seBd l. Ely's Cream Rain.
had catarrh for three years. Two ot
three times a week my nOse would bleed.
! thought the sore. would never heal.
Your BALM has cured me."-Mrs. VI. a.
Jackson, Portsmouth. y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
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Don't pay large doctor. bills. The
bet medical book publishci, one hun
drcd pages, elegant oolcrei plates. will
IL ssnt you on receipt ~ three s-ccnt
stamps Ia pay the postage. Addrrss A.
u. or,iNay a Co.. bo-ton, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

Taks Assy my arl lstt-r. I rvnAin un.
ehAngvi. take Awsy my socond litter.
tLerv l. a. apparent alteration In me. take
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

,oa our illustrated psmphlst esPi.iniaz all
al-,ut I,f DYES tslel,fstsi ticstro Nossis beit
and appliances. ARd their charming efrrts uI-sn
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NotrAIc Halt 60, Marshall, Nlsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

The reason things ~ wrong 20 often
In the world \. because men Won't take
women. advice. II you don't believe
this AZ fir.t, just 20 and ask the women
that's all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

Iuppi>o.--A delicious pudding IL
made BY stirring pint IL rich cream
that Is perfectly sweet, With three ounces
cf sugar and yclks of three eggs.
sprinkle fine bread crumbs over the bot
Tom of pudding dish, then pour the
sTeam on aud thin layer Of bread
crumbs on the cream. Bake half IN
hour In hot oven. Cover the top With
thia sil~s Of orange and frost it With
the wilkes Of the egg with sugsr
enough % make them stlG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

The doctor. are all liable To BE- mis-
taken. They were In my case. IL cosi
me s2o0, 100 because they said had the
Hear; disease, and then told me ] must
die. Grandmother said II va. Liver
complaint aud s!.O0 worth OF sulphur
bitter. cured me.-.Iennie Poor, Rock
port. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

The world never know. what loud
prayers a man can offer until BE- !. called
upon Ia pray for the aims of al. neigh
hnra