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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08
LAssBuaeH & BRo.

Another PULL DOWN" in Infants
Wear. Mothers could And much to admire
in our stock at such reduced prices tina.
would make the amoun. you save eonsid-
&, cradle.
Long Dresses, with two rows Of embroidery
down front and around bottom. wide strings,
sl.1e; wero sl.5O. Better quality S1.3.:
were 81. 81.
Gretchen Waist, made Of inserting and
tucks, six clusters Of tucks around skirt,
narrow embroidery around neck and sleeves,
s1.3s.
Avery lime All-over Embroidered India
Linen Dresses. with tuck yoke on back and
sleeves. wide sash. Only 50. %; were %. 20.
Two Very Fine Robes. with Swiss en-
broidery yoke and hand feather stitching.
pointed Val. lace down front and back and
around neck. full wide sleeves. pointed Val.
lace around bottom, with three rows Of Val.
lac. inserting and bunch tucss; the mate
rails used for the making of these Is of tho
finest nansook. Only $3.50; were 500.
Infants Lonx Skirts for As, g. &c..
e1.25. 81. 4S and s1.6S.
Bibs for &c. Some stamped and others
are trimmed with Blue and Red Elnbroid.
cry.
Bibs. in White. 10. 121f. is and 1sc~; with
lace and embroidery trimming.
Fine Tufted White Embroidered Bibs. %,
80. AZ, 80. Us. 10 and CSC.
The Garfield s.ockinet Rubber Bibs, in
sizes l, Q and 3, for o5c.
Eating Bibs-some are stamped, some
have drawn work with fringe, others have
embroidery-for 10. Is, Is and a5c.
The Utility Eating, Playing and Kiuder-
garten Apron is made OF all linen. in differ
cnt sizes and IS adapted to children of every
a.ye.< 1t combines in the garment a bib. an
eating apron and sleeve protectors; it 10
very simple in its construction and is very
easy to put On or of. Itacomplste protection
for the dress ard sleeves. whether at play, at
the table or in the kindergarten and is o very
useful garment.
o-ysar-oll size. Soc.
&c
IN.
& nc.
Infants Department. second floor. Sepa-
rate from all other stocks.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS of sufficient
lengths to make Infants Skirts short or long,
or Ladies' Underskrts at prices considerably
reduced. Wehave quite quantity of these,
an accumulation Of last month and consid-
cradle variety ut that. Your choice. II you
come in very early after you read this an
nouncement, lies with very many patterns.
Our store is delightfully."- cool
!: a a SS;$$ 4 :: ::
E +: E II ~ - is s $: III
as BBR RRR 90
-: IL. BB nfss Hnf g.,
aus 40. 42o. 4e4. 42e SEVENTH ST.
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Ten PEn Cent Dlscouxr.

Deduct one-tenth from the marked prices Of our
more expensive Handkerchief aud the result Is 20
cent below credit store quotations.
Hand-embroidersd Linen. Soc. to "a. IS each.
Duchssss Lace Handkerchief, SIC. to sl6 SO each.
Point Lace Handksrchisfs. q. O. to els. Is each.
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WHAT Do You THINK Or THIS,

is surprising how many people are fooling them
selves in buying furniture &C.. on inst:llinents or
lonx time. We show them where offer many things
at Just onehalf credit price. but they say II don't
care anything about price, want time" 1t is ]
strange fascination improyident habit, il which
they willing to pay 81 for 81 article for the privi
ege Of paying fer It Soc. at time. These same people
don't to understand how 1t is that they are al
ways hard up. No prosper as long as he pays
s2 and gets 81 Tor it, don't rant any credu busi-
ness. II you have dollar to spend. viii give you
100 cents worth for IT. II can't cash for what
you want you need not come We don't sell on time.
Read these prices:
All-hair Mattress 40 pounds. 80. 30. Real Curled
Hair Mattress. tull size, &C.. Sl:5O. Cotton-top
Mattress. 81 Oak Suite. SIG. 80 Best Wire Cots.
&l.DS. Spring Roller Shades. SOc. 4 Crystal Tum-
bier. PIC. Fly Fans. $l.Y6. Initial Tumblers. any
letter, 81 dozen.
Remember, we don't sell anything on installments.
that IL you buy for cash don't spend your money
until you and see US. We claim to be the only
house in Washington where you can furnish house
complete with everything needed. except cooking
stoves. Come and see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

GRASTY.
DOUBLE STORES.
FURNITURE, CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
WARE-6OLD ONLY FOR CASH.
jy3O 151O-l2 7th Ut. w.. bet. P and Q.
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10C. BLEACH COTTON. 7Ic. SC. BLEACH
III Cotton. 61Ac. &c. Unbleached Cotton, CSC.
kAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
au7-3t l2ii llth st. Sc.
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NTH. nth AND + SITS. NV.

sFLuneA 4oo~ closed yer repairs 1nta
September sS
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NJ. w. BEvEnrpcE.
Nos. 1915 st. and 1914 O st..
HAS HIS STORE PULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
Such delight iousekeepers snd othsrsL
NOW IN SEASON.
FREEZERS-WHITE MOUNTAIN.
Hydrocarbons EDDY .. with slate stone shelves.
DO. LORILLARD's. Tor hotels and clubs.
FRUIT JARs-MAs0S's.
JELLY TCMBLERs-TIN TOP.
WATER COOLElss-PORCELAIN LINED.
ICE PITCHERS PLATED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1umiblers from Re. each 10 $50 per dozen.
WHITE STONE CHINA. al kinds
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. FROM
RICH Designs ~ very simple and ineIpepsivs
Store closes at 3. N. during August.
mhs-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

Ten THOUSAND HAsDKERcH1Ers
REPRESENTING
~HE SUMNER SURPLUS sTocH
NEW YoRK's LEADING IMPORTERS
There will be importers who will object to this state
ment but the Palas Royal is Of the opinion that the
of supply that gives these to the
public of Washington, D. c.. at much below pre-
vailing quotations represents the teadin0 i'm orters Of
New York.
HANDKERCHIEFs AND THE TARIFF.
The tariff makes it impossible to offer in resu-
10 and p cents other than those of very fiber
1t therefore, with feeling of pride that the Paias
Royal presents to its patrons Warranted AH-iinen
Handkerchief at these aud lower prices of quality
imneasuratly superior to what is usual.
l2ic Pure LINEN HASpxERcurrrs
Mems Full Size White Linen Handkerchiefs. which
have only to be seen to be appreciated.
Ladies' Pure Linen. with u. AMI 1H-inch hem.
stitched borders; equally as good value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

1OhC- sATEENs. SIG; l2kc. OUTING FLAN-
- nel. S1sc. l2lxc. Plain CHambray, SIC.
EAFl y ENTERPRISE,
aus-st l24l llth st. sc.
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l9c. Pure LINEN HAspKrRcH1rrs.

Ladies' White Linen Hsndkerchisfs. with II. / and
pinch hemstitched borders. We know we shall more
often soil three than one 19c EACH or three for Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

SPECIAL AUGUST OrrEnrsa Or
OUTLINE NEEDLEwORK.
ALL NEW
1lot Cotton Duck Tray Cloths, new designs
Size lSx21 inches.
-12c. each
1iot Of Cotton Duck Splashers. Just the thing
for light needlework.
lie each
Hot Extra-nne Linen Damask Tray Cloths
Sizes lSx27 inches
--25c. each
Hot Linen Bureau Scsrfs. three rows Of open
work. "a inches long.
---,lc. each
Hot Plain Linen Splsshers, sxsrs-hns quail
ity.
-19c. EACH
Hot Linen Bureau Scarfs. three rows Of open
work. ~ inches long.
---5Oc each
Hot Extra-6ne Monte scarfs, open work an
around, knotted fringe, "a inches long.
-15c EACH
Third floor. 10th st. building.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

TIE COMBINATION
IN WEST WASHINGTON.

HE COMBINATION
IN WEST WASHINGTON.
Not such q large. colossal building to attract you
but established prices seem to draw patronage
| from every section.
| For MONDAY We have some NEW ATTRACTIONS
added to the fine line of DRY GOODS carried from
late quarters.
| idle until get into our new quarters.
00s PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
percale Shifting Prints 3xc
simpson mourning
| Cretonne Effect Furniture Print. .6kc
Fast Black Plain sateen. &c
Fine Quality Check Nsinsook 7kc
Drcssmakers' Cambria. 3xc
Bi1by Shoe Polish. Observation-Disclosures, Sc
Androscoggn blsached. Ozlc
Black and Cream China Silk oo c
Cambria Ruled Yoked Gowns. ...........4oc
Raven Gloss Polish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5c
lot of $l.25 Kid Gloves ACC
Higgen Novel Laundry Soap, 3 cakes for SC
There is not piece Of goods our house that We ore
not selling less than lid when We were located at
10Th aud F sts
REMEMBER WHERE We ARE LOCATED,
3l11 NJ ST.. WEST WASHINGTON.
The avenue cars pass the door. 1t
Vou GET GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE AT THE
l. REMNANT SALE.
RAFF's ENTERPRISE.
na.-.1 l"4i llih st. Re.
REMEMBEE The SALE or SkEKsUCKER
~ CCss and ests at DC. holds good for four DAYS
only. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 81 It'll st.
H..
WILSON CARR,
e1S-N !r20 r st. u w.
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au1-3t l24l llth st. sc.
L'OUR DAYS SALE.-39C. WILL BUY SEER
sucker Coats and Vests. all styles. Former price,
80. 81. on and sl.:O. AT NEW YORK CLOTHING
COLE AND KEELING
- Neatly done
WILSON CARR
auG-.t go st. H. ".
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LIME PICTURES OF YOURSELF AND FAMI-
y LEA Psrsonal sttention, low pricss and sapsfae
0s.lsfy, IlO0 and iii Pa. ave.. bssween 1ith and
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LADIES, SHIRT WArsrs.

LADIES, SHIRT WArsrs.
We have Just made another important reSluc-
tion in the Ladies' Shirt wais. Department
The balance Of those very handsome Fxured
Sea Island Lawn Waists. with plated backs,
full fronts and inserting in collar and cuffs.
They were very popular at 81. as. but as We are
anxious to make room for new goods We have
marked thcm downto
81. 80 each
Third floor. llth Ut. buildng)
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RuDDrs,s New FunsrruRr STORE.
bl3 9TH ST. n. W..
Between and sta
Few Foods are arriving daily aai our floors
are a. crowded Today wish 20 call
your special attention to handsome line Of
Fed Room Suites. Sldeboards and Refrieera-
tors Besides being useful and seasonable
articles they also make pretty home ornaments
and. with Carpets, Mattinzs and oilcloths. viii
make ones home inviting and enjoyable
We cannot miss also referring to our third
door-carpeted its entire length for the proper
display of our magnificent assortment of Parlor
Suites In styles and finish and quality they
must be seen to be appreciated
As in the past. We Away. willing to make
terms to suit our customers. and no one need
therefore deprive himself Of home comforts on
LIE plea OF want OF ready cash
JOHN RIDDEN,
URNITURE DEALER,
Sl2 9Th ST. NV. ,s23-tr
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WV
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AND
fLLtorHRop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-08

THE PALAIs ROYAL
A. LlsNER.
Cor. 1cth and Pa. ave-
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Constr SPECIAL Fon MONDAY.

Constr Special Fon MONDAY.
Is dozen "Pri'aa Donna" Saline Corssts.
long waist. heavily boned. embroidered in
White silk and bust finished with Hamburg
edge. Usually sold for 81. 90.
Special price. 81. 80 pair
(Second floor. 10th st. buildine.)
WHITE Goops.
IS pieces Fine Dotted and Figured Swiss. sx-
ira quality.
-37k and 5Oc. yard
lease India Linon, very nne quality.
-12,sc. . yard
(Second floor. 18th st. building.)
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Only 9 Cents A YARD.

ONLY y TENTS "A i Arp.
Pongse. Pineapple Tissues and printed Mulls. White,
Cream. Navy and Black grounds. with white colored
figures.
Reduced from 12Jk cents the Outing Cloths. in
PLAIN colors. stripes. polka dots, rings, &c.
Reduced from l2k cents are the Ginghams. in plain
colors, plaids, checks, stripes. The scarce Light
Blues, Pinks Lavender. Grsys, Tsns, Nile Green.
Navy and Etack are here.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
allL DAYS ToUor Lto.

They tell TIL. story Of Blll psly, the
veteran turfmsn;
cold BIll was training . horse for an
under don. Auglomaniac, and az the
hor.e had bah leg. u was n~ccs.iry to
lr-p him standing In tub of b., water
for an hour In the morning Ia grt the Ia
i.mmatlon out. The dude cam" out one
day lu.t q. DAILY had pat tie horse. Tor
wat,i leg. la the hot water, aud. Pulling
of hl. glo,r., h. stuck hi. hnsrr' inin
the water and pulled them Out hlisicr-i.
Mr.. Dalv' mr.. italy" h. yelled, you
will .-,h thI. horse e. death IT, cruel
Ity-gfo.. cruelty Ca animals to subject q
bor.s to such toriur-, and I want YOU Ia
und.r.tsnd, Mr.. D,ly, that ihink you
arr iu.t horrid a. IL such thing
"lIlll Daiy sired him up Nrfy slowly aud
..k Young man, you arr fall ~ prun"s
That water l. not ton hot. I'll b~i you
siO that can boli nav fo"t Va V Tor h''
minutes without q mufmur.'
The dude skinned twenty on hl' foll
aud Iail u down on the straw, ani bill
DAILY put q double eagle on u e. holt "
down aud stuck al. srtlhcisl Lex IN ih'
tub. AZ thu ~ni ~ nSc minute. tn
youbg man walked away disguste,i, snd
q. paly folded up the bill sui returned
the double -agl" "a ". place Ia the par.'
q little colorc,i hoy Who had h-"n on th'
verge ~ an cSplo.lpu while III" bet wa'
i-lng d.vlicd sid 'for DC l.oris sake
Mas DAILY. Nhy dlln't YOU i'ct him mof'
than seO when you knowed you hal
dead SURF ihingf -.
"'"r~ant no dead clnch,' shy. III
Daily. and tW.uty I. all thtt III b-t ot
INV mcmory &C.. getting 80 uncertain :"
Istr ,ears. S'po.ln' IA forgotten ans
stuck the wrong lex In the ,uhr st
Paul gafrttr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
FASHION MOVES.


Green |. 20 b. the ia,orite shade thl'
season.
Iscc., rhhons, feathers, jst, AMI
.pangle. arr the g,rn'turc OF the new
hats.
Cloth "a match the costume form. en-.
tire bounet..
Another season IL Ici IL evident from
~. no,eltie. SEEN at the leading houses.
A novelty among dress bodies has the
back short aud round az the waist-lin.,
With the front. falling long and square
corner-d Ia what are called mantilla
fronts.
Lace and foulird ruchcs bordering th,
foot 10 skirt. are widcned at intervals
giving the effect ~ fcstoons.
Ombrc velvet ribbons arr one 81 tbs
novelties of the season. they are the
sAo'sy novelty which are pretty whet
used with discretion, but require la IL
usei with Judgment.
Navy blue !. combined With much light
gray or Icarl-colore'i trimmings.
IN. reddish purple shades so long In
vogue are called chry sanih.rnum this sea
son instead 10 'lahlis, aud French milll
ners use th.m with pale cisi blue or cream
color a their fsciug..
WOODEN materials It'll occupy forr-
most place amongst fashionable ms
/ terial..
No one !. compelled to wear silk IN
order Ia b. we'll. ar even extensively
dressed, for many of the new wooler
fabrics are more costly than or'iinar,
/ silk or velvet, aud the most superb irim
ming. M. not considered too elaborate foI
| woolsn gowns.
Eycn Ia the making of bows and the
manner In which ends of ribbon are cut
/ fashion s..crt. itself. AZ present the
ends are cut In rounded point, and
the ribbon IL mounted la q nui-sl
plat that gives u a certsin resemblance
To the petal of a flower. a number
az ends cut In this way are some
thine. mounted together To IN Ike low
4 er-like ro.ette, and two ar three at these
rosettes form a completes garniturc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
CoNsuuprroN CuRHp.

An oil ply sieian. rvsirei frvm vrsstIcc. hasiss
Asd plsn.i In his hands BY On Eass India mississ
sry the formula Of Q sisapk veErsassr rvss~siy
tioa, Brss<hitis, Cslarh. Asshsaa AMI oil Throal
apd Lung AGr<tisas, Also positive snf FsistA
carr for ksryoss Debility AMI al Nsrvca: Goa
plaints, amer having te.ss~i its wvsdsrfsi cara
.i,:, = al. 4 sssvs - his ssisnss Ssisss.
AcSatassi by this Dosiye and desire " Uii<vs
human suGsnne. viii sesd frvs of charge. =
eli ubs desire u, this rertps. In GeuAaa. trvnea
% ss,ss sp ss.s ), .sii y siS,sssss va sss.p.
S ss.l.l ~: sf.v.., u,..A. nss....s. ut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
s1Aso.AeLt woRs ron SEPTEMBER


Ti,is month usually cnd. "a. work III
pickles and preserving which brgsn IN
Juus. snd the careful hoas.kc-pcr .honld
nov lock afirr her csrly-cannei fruit Ia
80, N u IA. Kept a. Ncll a. preserve. and
Iellic., ~ ~ which should h. put la the
cellar iof safe keeping during the winter.
Sr h pickles and cat.up. as could not H.
made earlier should b. made. lIerbs fot
winter Ne .honld b. gathered. dried
and hung up. The cellar .bould IL
cleaned anil whl,-washcd for tie rcc"p-
tlon 81 winter vegetable. anil apples.
ile,iclotbes should D. washSi while 10.
It'll long september days give ample
time for driving and airing. Alldefccti,s
rues should IL rssmin~i ani repaired,
and a. much preparation made for WIN
ter a. I. possible. 4. the season advances
the day. grow short, ani frequently a
rainy spell will delay the work ~ prep
aration for cold weather until too late "a
De- Il properly. The housekocper Who
give. tl,c.e things attention al the proI~r
time. will not only coniributs Ia the ,'n'n'
for, ~ the family. bat AZ well Insure
their health during the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

ICgp RICK PuDDING.-I'ut half cuI
NJ ricr ON to boil In pint oi cold water
boil twenty minutes. drain, cover With
pint Of milk, aud boil half an hour long
er. whip quart Of cream, and stant
In cold place until wanted. Press tb'
ric~ through wire sieve and put hacl
In the sauce-pan. Heat the velks Of fouI
eggs With cup aud half of sugar until
light, then mix with the rice, stir vel
and set on the stove until u begins "a
thIcken. Take from the fire, flavor With
vanilla, and pour out To cool. When
cold, put Into freezer and freeze,
when frozen, stir In the whipped cream,
remove the dasher, pack In ice, and stand
away 20 harden. Serve In saucers with
sugarc,i oranges or soft peaches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

,,p,,n,Ar,p conIeAcT

A RtPuDIArGD CONTRACT
The three men were sitting on u bench
lust outside the little park taking q suf,
hath when a man crossed the street AMI
asked who wanted Ia put In ton o'
coal.
"Up.tair.y' asked Que.
.No. IT,. for IN. kitchen range"
"rsr Ia carryr' asked the next
About thirty feet"
Got q busbel basket and coal show
ely asked the third.
"Ne.."
The three volunteered almost A. one
man.
"I,ut I don't need three" protested
IN. man. There. only q ton of w.
Then the dlrile.t and raggcdc.t III III,
lot slowly untsnylcd his long legs, GOT
up, and aid impr-s.ively; =,
"I,o.s, I tells YOU what We does.
take. th. contract. Sces Then J sub
lets .ome ~ II "a NV two aide partners
aud We all stand. 10. Doc. ] get the
contractf'
"DI,iie IL up 90 suit Yourselves,
saii the man. 'Just 81 around to ul'
alley gate 10 the hou.. scross the r".l'
"Dcad easy money" sah the chle'
contractor, n the thrcc shuf''ci along
toward the alley. II charge. him 4
dollar Tor the Job, SUR"
ECO him onc-hfty, Blll." advised tbs
first .ub.contractor. That's any al
round, AMI man a. i.nt bo'rI'n
house hos. I. soft mark on lob'
around . house"
IAN right goe. him III" limit.
The three filci In at the alley gate
snd we're inc, bya little plea.ant.iaccs
woman. She vss nlld-msnner-i an.
all that, hut she wa . woman, and
when she asked quietly, GLOW much d'
you wanty' they turned around ans
.olemnly filei out.
elf. me- uss," aid the chief contract
ar, q. hc called the indignation meeting
,o ot,icr In the alley. "ws'uns has beet
plsy.i for suckers. We get. THIRTY
cent. from q woman for the Job, ~h"f
We wins Que dollar ~ more from a n'n
and Il alnt with while mls.ing th. .uu
for thru. whl.kics. \ woman a. !
krcpln' house knows the prices. - w
cage Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

An Eni.rprl.ing Journali.i.-country
I.iItor -"Ilm, I und.rstand that old stone
balldlng at the cros.-road. u to b- torn
down" TIE i'rintrr-"lc., they begin
to-morrow. Country Ediior- WELL
lus, Zip around aud pat live toad In
the wall. ". must hsy. something Ia
an up With TIL. week" 80 New York
Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

II IL education that makes all the dit
ference between the men Who dig In the
ditch aud the man who bosses the Job
Il Il the superior qualities of Ayers sar.
ssparilla that give u Its acknow lc'lged
pre-emiDencc over all other blocd-puri'
flers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

oNTufip. - aAta tHHr .f i.I.
ranf sIthin anf fIr Co. tH..I .
90 a. thinl TtsHsIaF 20 .fIf IH|
AInIltI nlNNtfT S.aH.|tH
Frrssttt 80 lusaus IrfstH .f it..H
IuuntT. hatlnE Tff-futff .f
rusfiilanshlp - saif saui o. H.".H.
uaItHEIi. Ifat salltsatrI.H. ..|r ..H.
t.-f.ssns tntTfsatssi hT rHasIHE H
,irtirf o. o. ruLushsst thnrr affhH
b. a. uNfnfit tsUnla- 30. TffHtH. tI ... A
ties tnar arf.af az q t.suft ri l....... e..
al fafts IA satt tsantF. HH tIs f|.I. I....
tRt usKt "a nirs afksk Ir co. I.I. .
shss sas-s " sny thfT tafs. H
shssuhi "a ~ aI.fwri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

Coup frequently Ind. household un-
prepared for its vi.lt, while the rapidity
With which u develop. calls for instant
trraimsnt. For this dangerous dl.es."
Aver. Cherry l'cctoral Ia an admlrabl-
remedy. IL saves many lives every year.
Keep II In the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
4 WILL, NEVER,

Allow myself To suffer again what have
suffered for the last year. That vile
disease, dyspepsia, gave me no comfort.
I could not eat nor enjoy anything. The
doctors amounted TO nothing; nothing
seemed Ia relieve me, until used bot
tie Of sulphur Bltters. Four bottles
made me we'll. = Joseph Batchelder,
Matter Of schooner T.. A. Baker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
I had ca,arrh of the head anil thru

I had catarrh 81 the head anil throat
for fl,. years. used Ely'. Cream balm
aud from the flr.t application ] wn' r.,
ll.,-,. The ssn.c ~ .mcli, which had
ben Lost. was restored after using one
bottle. I have found the Balm the only
.aiii ,ctory rr,neiy for catarrh, aud u
h,. effected q cure In nay cs.e.-il. u.
Never, wayeriy, v. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

Charlie. \. Daley ~a. arrested last
evening for stealing from the drug store
~ slIcfmaB, = bottle ~ Sulphur Hitter
Before the court thl. morning, upon b.
Ing asked Why b. should steal, he stated
that III. mother WAS troubled With
rheumatism, and that II ~s. the onl,
medicine that helgci her, aud being ou'
~ money snd work ~as the cAu." of hl.
stealing. n. this "a. hl. first offence
be- va. put on probatlon.-Ne~ark New.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

LIVERY one In pes-i ef infsrm.ilsn on ths
IJsuilet of advertising vii 10 yell o. eitaln q
copy of "tbe.k Tor Advertisers. /" ~. psses pries
ces dollar. Maiiei. pc-tass pail. on rre.in II
American sewspspst Dirvstsry 81 al tis l-r-s
papsr and eis-s josrnais. stv.s ths sirntstisn
rafinz of every ese, AMI Ts-si dssi % iafsrms.
tion ai-oas rates AMI other matters Pertaining "a
KILLS. ADVERTISING EtREAU, 10 spruce
N.N.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

s.. rIa.-n.ahl. nl.sas.l.

Cruz worl.. 1 \ ,hsrr'. deputy. =
On.inator.. \ do-.l 4 Small .ing'
ing hiris f0uni Ia Euruis. s foo,msn.
"a 4 uumlsr. : Aide IN psy all iu.i
dslts
Toe diaeunais lfFum the UPPER ls'i hand
cafnsr a. The loser d lht hand curusr. and
from tie uppsr right hAbd corner IN the
Loser lsft hana cotnsri ~ill spill the name
% q popular writer. AMI the lsitsrs indl
eats.i ~ dgurvs lirom Ia ~ .Esll The
name ~ Ut,s ~ lsr staFis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29
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1. The stole donated by the I.arishloner-
w,s - Zoe tsStuw AMI sell made.
? Yon mus, prevent the prisoner .e.c.ps
% NJ once 20 a. the authorities.
a The uomai l. on the move constantly
4 The mat s~.ms 90 viii GA anything he
placss hls money.
The tall elm I'm planted when small
by
a The player I easily compensated foi
the time i0@t la waiting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-29

The proprietor. 81 Ely's Cream BALM
do not claim u Ia b. cur,-sll, hut {
remedy Tor cstarrh, colds In the head and
hay fever. II I. not q liquid ar n snuii
I. easily applied Into the no.tril.. u
give. relief al once. Joc.