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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
nLnMlhn nunRLCS.

uI.Isa very fascinating Amusement
inr children. Iupfr l. a great deal ~
d.nrr,n,c Zoe thr Alni - soap us'i anil
thr preparations. as regards NJ" beauty
suI .Ifr 90 ti- luhLirs. ~~leyt = hnitl'
hat viIl hold eight ounce or more
.,r hat q IL Perfectly clean. 'a.lil,
.uap i. ruu.tl,r,,l the bet; some pryirr
tir white castillo, others tie m"iil~'i
N l. isttsr rui g. rrrIafy t"o much Al
ono time. Get druggist Go Weigh il'
.osp .n a. to hA,, % enact. Nllue tso
irs,hm. ~ .uIp o." sixteen tablespoon
ul. ~ ."ti water; put the water in tie
bottle anil shave ~" soap tine, ihrn hld
Il e. "a. wafer. ,ofA 10. battle tightly
aud 1T in warm place thru" houf''
then add hilfR. much glyvrfinr AZ YOU
did water aul, after Corking thr bottle,
.hsLc urll for s.,vrll minute then lri
if sfauI n few hour. and shlkr again
nur.us thc dBy shake lt well ihrr. ~
four tlme.. til.n Do 10 stand veil curec'l
uutil 90. neat d,y, sh,u u Will p" rcndi
for use
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
A. innl,lslrlur CALM

F 4 citizen Of Brush Street was called "a
his door AZ 10 o'clock the other evening
, by a stranger, Who inquired;
~. your name ~ ,
ayes, air."
"You were down Ia the Bull Block
this forenoon
~ was."
"In coming down stairs you ran
against mfnf
~ remember now tia, such thing
happened"
"w.ll, am the man"
"Yes."
"You begged my pardon
"very likely"
III was somewhat confused aud did
not reply. Ihaye now called to say that
you were perfectly excu.able, and
that my pardon IL granted"
"Nou-yOu"
"Perfectly excusable-dont mention
it-good nlrht!''
And he stalked or In the darkness,
leaving the householder too mad TO even
rip and tear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

M HrtutNsuN A NIwlt.f. fant,
kINNtN a rtt MMtf. %nufh iar.
WA fttUlilNeitAa -"nih Iaf'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
BERRIES

Ofall The fruit. If The earth, AZ they
roms rach in their ssa.on, strawhrrftrs,
rtspl,.frir. and hl1ckh-rries, nothing IL
more d.li,lnu. and hyalthiul or morc
easily prepared In a variety ~ tempting
WaN. los thr hou.ckr-p"r. some Que
hts .aiI. that De- who does not conirss q
b.iius Affection for th. straw berry, l.
sur,i, thc equal II the man Who hss NO
musi, in lii. .Dul, in The capacity ~ de-
pny-i sense aud .plfit. Aud 80 u may
H. aid 10 40 the h"rtics.
Struwl~rric. src aid 10 possss' great
curative poNsf. Tor consumption, govt
and fever, while the mild action ot the
.a.pberry ou the system l. very bcnch-
cial.
OF the me,lieinal qualitic. IL the black
berry too much cannot D. said. Eaten
frrsh II l. excellent fDt weak siomachs
and thc Imperfect dlgr.tion of children
aud ln,alil.. Cooked Ia IT, various.
forms. u l. rich aud delicious. The
cordial aud vine arv the beat knoNn
remedies foe an hoNcl Troubles Ot chill
drrn, a. we'll a. being excellent ioulc Tor
weakness and debility II the system.
The ra.. with which berries may b"
raIs.-l hy c,cryon. having small SPOT
10 ground for fruit, ani the very low
pric. AZ which they can D" purvh.sci by
,lty people. put them within the reach
81 every family.
Al b,rri.. ate delicious served With
sugar and cram; bui ior th0se Who tire
of them thu.. variety ~ NAYS may bc
found 10 prepare th IN. Creams, lcllie.
aud tees may b. made from the juice 81
the L.rrics. while pirs, padding. and
rolls arr equally good made II any %
the summer bcrrics.
IIou.ek~cI-rs will hnd their u-e much
more L.althiul than rich meat. aud pas-
tfy. for the family table during The
warm .priug or very hot summer day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
anM 80 nRIhk MIlk.

One gias.ful ~ milk gives more real
strength than barrel ~ beer. D0uf
swallow u fat aud in such hig gulp..
Slp II sloVly. Take four minutes at
least tu that gl1s.ful, AMI don't take
more than good tcsspooniul AZ one zip.
when milk goes into your siomach u IL
instantly curdlel. II you drink large
quantity ~ oncr, IL j. curdlcd into one
6lg mae. on the oui.id" ~ which only
thc lulee. ~ the siom,ch can work. II
you drink Il la little -ips, each little slp
i curdled up los Itself, aud the whole
rla.sfnl finally hnds ltsclf Ia . loo.e
lump made up 81 little Jumps, through,
around and among which the siomach'.
Juice. may pcrcolate and dissolve the
hole speedily aud simultaneously.
Many people Who Ike milk and know
It. value a. u strength glVer, think they
cannot use Il because II gives them lndl-
gc.tion. Mo.t II them could use u free
IN " they would only drink II the way
I have described, or II they would, bet
ter .tlll. drink u hot. Hot milk seems
Ca lose good deal ~ IT. density; YOU
would almost think u had been waiered {;
aud II also seems to lo.c much ~ it,
sweetness, which l. cloying To some ap-
pciiies. \,
n the poor only knew and appreciated
the value Of milk taken In this way, ] AIN
sure there would not be- AZ much beer
drinking among them. There are thou
sands of hard working sculb-women,
Wash-women, factory-glrls and even
.hop-girls In tll. city, who drink beer
,.ith their metis hccfus. N gives a little
stlmulant 90 their tire,l bodies, and don't
understand that Il !. only Ike applying
4 whip 10 a weary horse, Instead Of Civ
Ing hin. oats. II they only knew they
would ind Ia this very simple draughi
quite a. much strength ne IN . barrel OF
s.pr.-NeN York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
CoNsvupTioy cuiiEp.

An obi phy sician. rytlrci frgsu prastice. hatins
hal plaecsi IN hi hands BY an iast iniia missiun
Ary the formula ~ simple YeEetahae Tcul-ig
Coz TIE speedy all I.erthancni cur II censunp
ant Lung Afsttinns, al-o positive AMI fatira
Curc Coz Nerveus Delility anil AZ NeTyou- Con
plaiuts. after ha,ing te-i-l IL wonderful eurt
tive powers IN thousands II Eases, ~. fen u hi'
duiy o. make 10 knDWu o. hi suffring frilnss
Actutsiei by this ulftlVe ant desiv o. Tylicys
humsn suffering. I viii ssni free of ehanxv. q
al sho deslfr u. this rerigse. Ia seTmau. fVnch
OF fnglish with fun iirsvtions Tor preparing an
namiuz this paper,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

0 T.m.r.l.r. sul graceful auimai ?
AtrnltufI .a .i-.i. an.i - lr.Iy time \
sfrI. uI s....t..ff. arI Oh dsct1. Az In.
.t..fIf.f ..... Ir fs.taAiue 90 fH-i. sui a
r.....H.a r.Lrams e. Much .r.. in
..-. .r.I ...t Gag. are msir.. e. :
.ia. .I ts.at :. 4 ast. Herif. .ul a
r.a.. lt ,f Il.sk Wsiiop y \ Musical
Ir.f..U.s... arl "a rIHl,d arimHi 10 \
Worthless .H.. tll 'hr tHus'iau name ~
tb- alflar uf"Isn ilul' a. l1uud ou
The a.....ur,. au.l . musician
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

The sugar trust his decided that Port
land .hall hereafter bc rcgaried q. tc-
dining point for sugar. and hereafter the
pficr II sugar to Portland Wholesale
merchants Will D. thu same a. u i Ia
merchants Ia Boston. New York, lhila-
delphia aud other refinery points.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

suffered for more than ten year. Will
that dreadful disease, caiarrh, ani used
every available medicine which Wa
recommended a. me. ! cannot thank
YOU enough for the relief which Ely'-
Cream Rain hai afforded me.--Emanuel
Meyers, Winfield. l.. l., y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
(qticu1a

fi,s gfcat -kin oufs, in tlntiv alsys thc mot IN
tsuse itching, banning an iihiamnailon, tsIInit.
resi ani slecp, cifars TIE fCtp Of crtlsts an.i
-faies, sIsessiily ss.ttes AMI heals FaW AMI lTt
tatsi suffaccs. and Testsfes the hair CTTteVHs
SOAR, an eNquisits Skin Punder All Ieautiner,
y iniisIrnssbic IN. q iansing diseased surfares
III INA HtsOLNt>r. tiIe Ee< B.--i ansi Sklu
fafiher, sni Efsatcst of ilanor I,sme.iics
ciean.es TIE bhssi ~ al iIspaTities AMI polsan
gas sleneuts, AMI thus wmoSc- the Causs
iienoe ths ,CTFrRA RfuIDILs cure every az
ea.e snl hntngF 81 the skin. scAlp AMI bi0.pl
VIII los. 81 hair, froia plmples D. sefofaia from
Infancy o. age.
-oli eyers waers Prizes. Cutieura. 81: san
-; Resolseut, 81. Prepared by Potter DTu.
AMI 'henieal Corporation. fostsn. Macs.
eases"
O.. fimple.. biaekheais. chapye,I and oily 90
AZ skia prv,eht~i ~ CagIsura sap. rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
= Too An rnlr-,..

Thew a. cisiis tuif shr.e mlsfhis sas
~. si.,ii.-., a. lA.svfntrr's crystal drifti
\, t.srtai vriif. frr fss.ietu gale. uuf ru
'g.,. l,st sniraacs o. o. secrvt hails
Arid rrrr lts csiilurs. And . cnfiain toft
Al -.anires ~ ths uvsr~greadinE blue
That tss1n.l. ihs fsrthest sirrioh ~ m"ftsl
Nirs
Iln..l 49,. - t.is s,raeturc ruuni. aias, alofi.
A lar. sithin calm ant tiisless "a
Of .l,es. l1fhi a. the morning iizht
Tr,.s IL tra1suiI hrcsst. sll.srhiy hfighi,
A e.iirs erh ra.ats ever peacefully.
~ liyiar forrs. nuF hurriirr TT No sie
Have ever Qifr1s.i thuss drtp anil 'uifcis-s
silt.-.
YET r.iisisriuE NE. with wliy c.aississ.
HURT frs.n Iis wallis to hiis ~ tins ami ae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
TIE LATEST VEIL.

The latest veil IL spider mesh pat
tern, with a tiny spider himself Ia velvet
arranged az the beauty spot.
just REMEMBER, there Il Away. a right
and wrong way 10 assume veil. The
right way l. Ia have II well over The
chin. drawn up slightly at the sides and
fastened high up at the back.
A badly arranged veil will often spoil
the entire charm Of dainty bonnet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

rruf Edward ". Hal. librarian ~
Colby University, h,s w hi pos."s.l'p
a rurinus and rare old hook. II j. a
inok that The professor got on a Welt iu
GcrmBuy. u 3. over 'nl yclr. OH, hhN-
ing ieyn written as rirlv ls 1875 upon
parchment. o. Wss written bsinrr tie
Invention 90 printing. ani u bound In
sold lutrl covers. IhT isnnk runtalui
s.says ou religious subjects, which arr
1T graf Interest 90 The modern scholar.
N b. ln latin, iu German text. The
work ~ writing " masi have rcpulr~l
over dxty da,. 40 The least. II i high.
rs valued alike for n. antiquity ani lii-
snry work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Young Mani cannot understand,
sir. why you permit your daughter 10
sue me for breach 81 promise. You re-.
member that YOU were bitterly opposed
ca our engagement because ] wasn'i
good enough for her aud should disgrace
the famiiys Indignant father Of the
maiden-Young man, that was senti-
ment: this L. business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

IL think" aid the clerk In the dry
goods store. ''tlat will rc.lgn unlc..
something l. done to make nv work
easier. can't stand the climate.
"what would you suggest "Well, put
the car-mufr. aud the palm.leaf fans on
the same shelf aud keep them there
II Would save a heap ~ unp,cklng aud
running up aud down stairs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

n there l. such thing AZ real. down
right modification On thls earth, u i Ia
the feeling. ~ the man Who, himself ln.
tending o. clIrat, flnis that De- has picked
up the .mall cud 20 horse trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
DANA, sAHs,rAmLlA cuRrs,

.'Intellgcncc ha. just reached me,
began Mr. lIlodgrr, a. be- at down q
the dinner table. Thank heaven II u
hts ~ last" exclaimed Mrs. Blodccr,
aud the food Nas psrtaken ~ In silence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

n q. uud,f.io1i that rroi. T.. VI.
rea.e. Who L.. hecn Professor - latin
in How iuin ,ollsgr for several Nrhrs,
hls aD,.pfyl a call o. thr new l.'lini
stanford University Ia California. Ito
college L. very sorry o. lo.- Nj icasr.
Who has done splendid work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Iam an old man aud have been a con-
slant sufferer with caiarrh for the last
ten years. am entirely cured by the
use ~ Ely. Cream BALM. u !. strange
that 81 simple a remedy viii cure snch
stubborn disesse.-ilenry billings, U. =.
Pension Attorney, Washington. II. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

PARISH lloUsE RoLLs.-i.ub half a
teaspoonful ~ butter ani lard each Into
ia" quarts 81 .iftcd -four: into the mid
die pour one pint of boiled milk. after
cooling. aud add one-half cupful Of
fresh yeast, one-lialf cupful Of sugar
aud a little salt. Nix AMI Jet stand "a
ri.e; work aud let rice again. Make In
rolls, let stand until light; rub over with
new milk and bake In quick oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
TNpIUIINCT TNIIGIIT ME'

And nav money paid for u. After hav,
lug Liver Complaint four years, AMI
speudlng money GA uostrums aud do'e
tOrs Who didn't help mc, ! tried sulphur
Biiter.. six bottles cured me. ] sh1lI
Away. usc them.-G. y Butler, cohocs,
NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

The Autograph picture. ~ actresse.
arr IDEAL portraits. aud when you have
seen the liihograph and afierwari. the
actress. you will understand how diiil-
cult Il l. for the actress Ia live az To her
IDEAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
rn p,N,'s .,E.ArluilL,!

"Ye., I carry this for pockct-pi"cc,
sah Crank. lit give. me gUOd luck.
II have no pcace ~ any Kind, answer
cd blank, sadly, "l'm married"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
IwIsnEDI WAS DEAD.

After suffering several years with the
Isucorrhra. and no doubt would have
been, only lady induced me 10 try Sub
phur Bltiers. Now am well. Three
bottles cured me.-Mrs. Cops, New
port. IL. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
NOTICE.

Ny wife. Mary y. Braiesa. having VI, m,
our chill, ae~i tao years. fIis n. ut.-lee,
hefrSy foftit AL E.ereons hsftlorinx OF trusting
hss or kespinx SAID thlii a. shall pay M sisla.
OF her oontrsctinx AFTER this dale.
ksfbury. NAY n. lsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

PROM q, @. O. c,silc. from ? o. 4. rvf
.r,., from ttua. q lame krtfIr. frrm 60
4 r.os.. from S to g. clear. from . o. :.
f,tl.uIur. h.n o. 2. uflr tal. from Ia
No..r.ort fnr . to-, io give up. from ?
o. G orc. frnm go s. drinks Uus ~ q
I--- mum ln !. LllL ni lLr day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

N.fiH.r. IT. "" - H".I HN " HHN.HF hamNaf.
>a.it Paris Ne faa.r.l iaIt .. is'i.
siTs. u,uHIN.IR. 1880.
ttr.t a.ss ~ Nsa usitk.. .ir. sf tlsrs,
liis ~ nss'"s '.iri' itis i-it t.".rd'
1ilo.
>sssad a.s, o., ussis ,hri.ts. .ss sS
esssssi ssas.
u,EHi>sEE. a, Nha.ut sa .irv - ., iu
: III. sr
fIr.t Gam. ur.r.a d. ht Hyslyk'. ilamblrtauisn.
>s1sHi iaIa. uaIrf Nal bF >sr.fT'. Auirri1an
>ttr. .iry ~ thr Ian 20 psNtsr. an.l a. dams II
p. .t1srs il 81 ne.
AtNuNT. br Ns1aa.isr.. Atsauah. .irc ~
t,..isH. fl Nail. 10
tIH-t Ham ~a.F Anirr-s.n. by Namhrtnn
tfiFf sirr af ttif riHrns. o.
~s.Hni ian hais. HF lftt. IT, lire - the
ltHs .f Maai f.. us -. la W. -, D..
N-iaos-i. Isll
NIINNNulE.~ NUuAIIAW. hF grstvk's
ii1.' .t.rit.. .isn. hats uarlng. al o. d. Hy
s.a sf huius isrs-1a.
NnN NuIrkI. 40. br Narru Colt. ssu ~
it.I ltrra tlau hr e. Msrnss liursg. sun ~
Wltlsri.- hg Wiuihrvp hes-suscr.
Nurf nsy u.rsiagsr d. e. sr-,i .ifet c..t.
wIfH Gee fF.H. fsaufF act Inisn has fhf larst 20
IrI.s Hnl fa,t o. hts an attractive 80 20 gJinr
auI Is sTTe d. tiis s.rt. tlsrIInrrr. H. popular
Err Of thst rH.ts. tatIug s,t iiaFllii rsruri
e. q SEA tea year .sil. a. a dFs rtafoii -
uisaa. t~e Yssr 90 rv..ri a.. lr-i.i~s uany
HfHrr. kruur e. Ie ftst ani a. siry 20 his daui,
NsH MoIkr, trial nj "a ~ q tr,tisr hiuasslf
an.f sIfs uf tr,tirrs naY iiaftlnrcr uiI stau.i
y a. ~ stahls ~ Wa. whsslrr. a. >vlth
FaHs.
Tsr1a. - q. warrant. O., .sa.,n .-r,iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

4 married man should Away. make II
a rule Ia give MI. wife an allowance.
She always has to make good many al
lowances for him, YOU know"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

~. glsht hind ef bog.
For oompa-.t1r. n liter.
Poe military men. dos % war.
F1ra ussesrgrr 10y, r. tcrricr.
For auaIloUui.i. q Skyr terrier.
Fura miliIoalIrr. u deer hound.
fot an anErl u.thc.. \ ma.s tli.
Fot an r1p..reI. r. Newfoundland.
IurAmau WHO his lot his fortune, a ~
never
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

T.|...f f... ... Hf,n i-rr rIY rIurt.
DO .l. $50 .f CO. stfusu tae sr,aud -
.#...
I..r.... ....i.i sIuafstsIi fa1 futftA
...... .I God. .If Iraf. Ish r..f i.fA
tIf tu.Ir I.t rI.II.n fH..f haze L. -.s. ID si.f 4.
Uf..r..r U. uUsl Bis r.Iarfs $3.50 .r.sk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

The man Who has never b-cn de
nouncci a. humbug never accomplish
ii anything ~ Importance In this world
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

WIuIa. ..,.. .Afic.s. af che srHuuIs'
Atspt.s I'ftap' ir u,.l klos.
a. Wb' vlII Iir..s % o.en che door ilf
lu.s sHr'
ltUl1t Z "a. il. vith plrasurc
s It.sIsa t.Hf--tsrriblr lilt-upun Nj.
~. Nm -l---Llr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
pANA's II ''GuAH,NTEED" 10 cum.

Visiting Strangcr.-''i want 90 Invest
some money In stocks on Wall Street.
How can fnd cut which ones are no
goodF' New Yorker. "By buying them. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Quicker than ANYTHING cl.e on Earth
Johnson. Anodyne llniment will ~
duce Inflammation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

o. U..Hr ar, my Msrri sfss
taArfa.. Alr,7s Ia she uisht,
AIII. f.l.f ..fn' fsllaDfies
Lac ..arll.s...ls il tlf ll.It
uGrI.. rfs taInIy rabies fualn.
lllrthFfll., 20 th- spring.
Nj LraftlHlh Jcsru o. LflAF again
Ter i1agh uf silver HEr
lee cars ralaiI lac oufal thsAihs
lnNHf. iu sure, On sufL
IIsrs...s.A rsrfuuss - smlsr brvAihos
ArI calls sifh Eyuilr pafi.
Al toe tilHu AZ = irstL iosr,
4 ua.ffrr.Ilfr q Dil.
U1t better .iUl than ~ a'uyc.
Ilsrfa. slts.u kafst .sld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
~, 90 Go. ru,,i-r.

KsY 90 ths farfi.r.
~. ~ III. fI.r- AIR.
No ~ NJ ls.Iaml llthsr. Father.
Gafher. l.ifirI. itsihsr
10 ga -TuusIo,lt.ons Sps-pis-asr o.
,ap.
~ 20 -Cr.-,word En.sIna. Spring.
-. u8 \ National AIR The Stsr span
glrl Hammer
~ E BYRON illustrated.
SD isai 0. ot ths shnrc
AuI uI bars l. ga the -.
nuf A. r. I'D. Ton Mslrc.
tiert'. a dIuhie hoAltA IA thee.
~ 3. Word ~luaIts.
near Fowl Pear
ease Ugre bro
ash wren ATuo
Team lend ROOT
~. 81 Nets O. Catch PurHlrr- With:
Bluust. Cyguet. q uarusi.
surnrt ~a1r,. g. Hornet ! >igDst
= Mi-u1uettr. q ilunrt- 10 Spinst. II.
sanuri o. Genet
~ - -~yrrops;iCus, !. S.taSc =
Hhg.Lt Wuv,h 4 ruosh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

There l. one infsllible rccipc for TAX
Ing grease cut 81 coat. Wear the
coat for don't you see when YOU take
the coat out. you also take out the grease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

What ID tH- beast sum that can D. pail
flilsf wlih G.ausrs. sith diu.'- 90 sitA
thrrr Crut ris0s-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Used up ball players and athletes find
Johnson's Anodyne Linlment balm In
gtIsaH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

p,NAs ABSOLUTELY CURES bis
glsy'"
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SKINS
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-11
SOCIETY FLASHES.
A Brilliant German at the Court
House.
1t is Pronounced the Drowning Success
of the Season by Those Attending.

The most brilliant and largely at
tended german of the season was
given mt the court house last night
by several male members of Clarks-
vile society. The County court
room was used as a dancing hall and
ii was taxed to its utmost capacity.
Chairs were ranged around the room
as close as they could be put and be
fore 10 O'Clock they were all filled.
Nelson Coffman and Dock Barnes
acted as managers and they conducted
affairs to the satisfaction Of all.
Dancing was INDUCED in until 2
O'Clock this morning, the german
being danced after II o'clock.
Following is a list of the young
ladies present: Miss Birdie Willis,
yellow silk, white over dress Miss
Louise Beaumont, pink crepe de
chine; Miss Wood, orange silk ;
Miss Jesup, white silk Miss Dunlop,
red silk, gold trimmings; Miss
Blanche O'Brien, white silk Miss
Drane, white silk lace; Miss Frech,
white silk; Miss Saunders, blue
null Miss Settle, blue crepe de
chine; Miss McComb, yellow silk ;
Miss Luckett, white lace; Miss Per
kins, red silk and net; Miss Flora
Perkins, red silk and net; Miss
Drane, red crepe de chine; Miss
Green, white silk and lace; Miss
Byers, black lace; Miss Susie Daniel,
gray silk and net; Miss Mary
Clark, white silk; Miss Alexan-
der, white swiss; Miss Maria
Stacker, white satin, red trimmings
Miss Drew, yellow silk; Miss Bring
hurst, pink crep de chine; Miss
Fauche, pink silk; Miss Maggie
Daniel, gray silk and net; Miss
Irwin, pink Swiss; Miss Douglass,
old rose silk Miss Whitfield, white
null Miss Clark, yellow silk; Miss
johnson, green silk; Miss Howell,
white silk.
The chaperones were as follows
Mrs. B. A. James, 10. p. Dunlop and
wife Jno. A. Clements and wife
Mrs. II. ID. Luckett, w. III. McCauley
and wife; Mrs. G. w. Beaumont,
Mrs. Dunlop.
The rovers were Messrs. Smith,
Beach, Drane, Mulherron, Ruther
ford, Coflman and Kinchel0e.
This ball practically closes the sea
son. AS the summer advances the
springs will claim the attendance OF
IA large portion of GAINESVILLE society
people, and social circles will be
somewhat dull from now until Sep,
TENDER.