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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

~ seOoO1 V"Voss
all the ills and ailments that only
female flesh is heir to. 1t rests with
you whether you carry it or lay it
down. You can cure the disorders
and arrangements that prey upon
your sex, with DR.. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription. It's legitimate
medicine, carefully compounded by
an experienced physician, and
adapted to woman's delicate organ
ization.
For all organic displacements and
weaknesses, accompanied by weak
back, bearing-down sensations, and
for all uterine diseases, it's a posi-
tive specific. It's guaranteed to
give satisfaction, in every case.
If it doesn't, you've only to ask
for your money and it's cheerfully
refunded. If it does, you'll want
to ask for nothing more. It's
the cheapest medicine you can use,
because you only pay for the good
you get. It improves digestion,
enriches the blood, invigorates
the system, and produces refresh
ing sleep.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

Majors Cement Repairs Broken Article
l5c and 2sc. Majors Leather aud Rubber Cement lSs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

To clean smoky lamp cliimneys put
one teaspoon OF oil OF vitrioi into lit
tie water, and dip pieces Of newspaper
into it and rub off the spots with Them.
Draw pieces OF paper through the
chimneys to wipe them dry.
FITs.-All Fits stopped free by DR. KLISrs GREAT
Nerve Restorer. No Fit after first days use. Mar
vellous cures Treatse and $40 trial bottle free TO
Fit cases. Send 70 Dr. Kline.93I Arch st., Phln, Pa
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

Mrs. winslow's SCOT hing syrup, for Chill
dren teethinG, softens the gums, reduces infamma.
tion. alays pain. cures wind collie. 25c. q bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
The National Defense.
New York Times

We cannot 90 T. war with hog products"
and hrcadstu6s alone and mere men and
ncy do NOT const tUte o nghtng force. The
Nncr.cnee OF Qua civil war has ie-n in this
espcct positively mischievous. Because We
fought great war without preparation and
ultimately with success against an adversary
equally unprepared. some OF Us assume that
we could do the same thing with "a nation that
already has an army and feet il is high
time that this sllv assumption should cease 10
be made and thar all OF is should recognize
the disgraceful defensclessness that our s.!
diers and sailors recognize. and that we should
adopt the language of Mr.. Gladstone with re-
spect to another diplomatic furry which did
rot lead TO war: I'VE say 1t is a case for prep
aration.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
THE TURF.
Entries and Results of the Races at Gutten-
burg and Other Tracks.

The entries for the GuttenburS races to-mor-
row are:
First race. fve-eighths of mile. maidens-
Wvndbam. 12l. Derango. Speudal. Vera. ll3:
Citizen, Twilight colt. Pine Ridge formerly
Lady Hawkins. colt. Atlantic Potentate lim-
ported Catherine (colt, Willie J., SllaS'
lO9. Sister Emily Gmported), Pokeno. Annie
c. (gelding). l0G.
Second race, tve-eighths of n mile. selling,
beaten horses, three -olds-kepent, pat
tie Cry. 40; Enola. Charley. lO7 ClGudlne.
Patti, Lille B., l4; Iarolina, lOl, Aazoo,
GIapeshot ~: Adolph H. 80.
Third race. FIVE and one-half furlongs, sell
ine-Prince Howard ll5 GlOster. lagO. III;
Prince Edward, lOl; Perlid, 97 Mamie b.,
o. Virgie, 81 May D., 81.
Fourth race one mile and quarter selling
-Vengeur. Jos; Harry Kuhl, 100: Squander
%: Newcastle Bohemian, %; lceDurs, ~
War Duke 81. Kate Clark. IS.
Fifth race thre-Quarters of a mile-EndUrer,
Civil Service 10: Dalsyrian, IL; BASIL Duke
Blackburn. 40; Ariel, l02.
Sixth race. seveG-eighths of milo. selling
Hawkstono. 13l: Marsh kedOn. QuiObler, ll6
Wanderment, Doodle. III; Discount, Rush
light. 40 The Doctor, Marty b, 100 AImiel
lOs, Craft, Guildero. 1O7; La Grippe, JOG;
Come and Go. 1872. Colleen. 81.
Following are the results:
oUrrENBURG.
First race, five-eighths of mile. beaten
horses Little Dick first. Wvndhm second,
Parolina third Time l:07.
Second race, thIee-quarters Of q mile, sell
ing Benjamin first. Emma j. second. Come
and-Go third Time 1905.
Third race, six and one-halffurlongs, selling
I amon first, Nongence second, Young Duke
third. Time 1864
Fourth race. one mile. handicap-Sunderer
first Woodcutter second, jed third. Time
l47%.
Fifth race, one-half mile-Little Sandy
first. Jingle second, Iberia third. Time
056A.
sixth race. seven-eighths of a mile-New-
castle first, Nepiunus second. Matagorda
lflly) third. Time 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05

CHANGE of life, backache. hot Pushes, sleep
icssness, dizziness. nervousness are cured by DR..
indian Specialist. Elegant books AMI trial bot
les free. Owens a Minor Drug Company, 1907
lain street, opposite postoflce Richmond.
" or address DR.. Miles Medical COMPANY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05

The Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
No. 700 east Main street, has received its stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
Io'al............-... .o0i l7lo5 C,,7

The viii Of the late Dr. Spear has been file I
~ me NuiTo1aie's Cont in Brooklyn. II wqs
Iawn ln December oi 1855 and the estate lei
bl The deceased Is said 10 be valued at 800
600 He hequcaihs Il 900 each 10 the Road
OF Home and Foreign Missions Of the Presby-
terrain church; $1,000 TO John r. Scrymser. hi
ton-ln-iaw 5000 to his cousin Eleakim 4
Gary ms wearing apparel 10 his nephew. "
J.. Dodge. and his gold watch and chain. wit
painting aud engravings. 70 his Grand.
daughter. Florence h. spear. To Marcnr.
Lacy. servant, he leaves e4OO. and the bal
snce OF the estate is lett IN trust. with III,
BROOKLYN Trust Company ~ executor. the In.
come OF which 10 70 be divided among othel
relatives In schedule prepared by the de-
ssased. are shown mortgages aggregatins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
WEDNESDAY,
July z, 1881,
by a committee Of prominent
and disinterested citizens.
In Monday evenings State
we will have an illustration Of
a specimen copy Of the policy.
SPRING AECKWEAR.

Our elegant line Of Spring
Neckwear il doing much 10
increase our trade IN this
already popular department.
We have the choicest and
newest designs. made mp ln
all the new wrinkles of style.
at a moderate price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
THE BOSTON'S NOVEL OFFER
LIFE which we bind ourselves to pay
led
ninour Eas w
in The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York which
ton and non aer he expiraton Of three years

The Mutual Life is the
strongest and most reliable
company in the world.
Should any child be the
successful contestant, they
will have the option of making
either Of their parents or
guardians their beneficiary,
or we will pay the equivalent
in cash.
This contest is open.for the
friends and patrons Of THE
BOSTON. Everybody can
guess.
Everypurchase made. wheth-
er large or small. entities you
to a guess.
The number Of buttons that
were placed in the glass jar
are unknown to any one.
No one connected with THE
BOSTON. or the families
thereof will be allowed the
privilege of this contest.
The award will be made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
sussTRosE

" sun.truke u quite common, " !.
well that the housewife knows how Ia
treat " - well as how to guar,l against ".
when terson l. pru.tu,t~i from heat.
be- 90 he should b. placed In a cvol, airy
uiam on al. iioor near th" window, and
tho holly .pong,i al over With cold
water. Al iimul1nt. .lIouid D. avoided
and ~. pstieut kept perfectly quiet un-
til q physirinu nrtiyr..
To avoid .unstfokr, Try anil keep a.
rool a. possible. war thin clothes, sl-'p
ln cual Tu.m.. avoid all undue fatigue
and lo.. 81 u.i. n Obliged Ia work la
the hot .un. wear light hat Ia which
put a VT leaf 90 plc,rc ~ cotton. II dir
a. 90 exhausted. quit work aui ret. "
working in hsatci fuOm, src that u y.
ssli ventilated. 'uoling drinks should
h. taken. \ little ammoua added Ia
The bath will b. found strengthening.
While a frw drups ot aromatic spirits 81
ammonia or hall tclspDoniul 81 tinci-
ar - ginger In glIs. II Ice water Will
4. found beneficial, hath AZ prevent
Ne and curr. In eases ~ probation
from HEAT. Nhcfv fainiues. and feeble
pulse coniiuu- long. IA" hands aud let
.houll De- bsthr,i la warm water aud a
rup 81 bot coiivs given. II attention. l.
given the proper Cond tion ~ the system,
sud a good state IT health i maintained
during the heated term ~ the year, there
I. little danger Ot sunstrukc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
clGVrR plANosp sNUooLlN0.


Talking ai,uut smuggling reminds
me ~ trick saw ursnftr,i 90 hy I'As-
.,ngcr on one II ih- big steamers .
couple ~ year. ago, .aii . l"quh,,"u'
cumm,r,isl trtN~i,r. "Nou Know th"f"
!. a duty on damunts, and "uc 81 The
passengers had thrr- large .tnu~s, Nnfil
several thou aud dolltr., Nhiyh u" hid
purrhssed IN London. The problem 81
how a. avoid paving the duty on The
Stone. Wurri,,i him considerably, bat 1T
lat h- evolved plan, and few day.
hvfurr The steamer arrived Va New i"tA
De- prOg.cyici % execute IL.
''Ihe chief oficsr had skyc terrier
and the pss.rugvr, after cnn,idcrablr
CuaNiug, indu,,vi him to s"il 10" dog "
.n,n a. tie .muggicr gain~i procession
of the animal h. tisd him up and gave
him nuthing q" at until jusi l'rf"t- Ne
Nrr- a. 90 ASHORE. H. then procured
.ouc lat meat from tbc cock. aud cut
ting of a pl-,. a little larger than . val
nut made hole la " into which hc
plac,,I one ~ the diamonds.
"a dog will generally bolt pi"cr
~ IA meat Wlihnlt chewing u, nni oi
cr,lr.s /, diamond. Nlll 90 down with %.
Ti,r hungry dog swallowed the meat, a.
hl. oWnsr cNI,-,tel BE- would. ani ii
short time the three Diamond. ~cfr sale
~ .inwriaway w his intcti"r. Ia" dli-
mord .mugslcr had me- difficulty In c'ad'
log the yIgilancc Of tie Custom ilon.c ole
nrl.l.. ana va. .Oon On hi' Nay az town
leading the dog by q string
II met him again lev day after.
v.,r,l aud excl him how d. rruoNrr,,i
the .tanr.. 'Ea.ily enough. be- rrplis'i.
a. .oon a. I got honr .hot the dog
AMI t,anI the diamonds after q short
search. OF course ! va sorry Tor lh.
dog. hat dog. arv chrap and 10" tA'iu
on .ion~. l. high. nnd ! never allow "a
path, a. Interfere u ith busln".'. '--'''"
rlrfs' weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
A BNI,y SAVED.

Since birth my baby had running sores
all over his head, aud the doctors said
that he must die. for they could no heal
them. used everything ! ever heard
Of, bat Il was no good. lie got AZ bad
that he would not nurse. Ny husbands
sister told me tn try Sulphur Filters as
she had great faith In them. ] used q
bottle aud the sores commenced Ia heal.
After uslng two bottles more, the sores
all healed aud I considered my baby
saved.-Mother, Concord, n. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
CLEAN .AnDS

lIoraN water will Instantly remove all
soils aud stains from 10. hands, aud heal
all scratchc. and chai,s. Iomakc Il, put
crude boriN into a bottle and hll II With
hot water. When the horaN !. Dissolved
add more Ia the water, until at lat the
water eau absorb uo more, and rcsid-
uum remains az the bottom 81 the bot
tie. 10 the water Ia which the hand.
are To - washed, pour from ihl. bottle
Ia make Il very soft. II !. very cleans-
Ing, aud by It. use the hands Will b.
Kept la excellent condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
akD BpEATH.

4 bad breath l. certainly rrpul.lye,
aud very properly 80, not only because
Il l. unpleasant IN it.elf. hut because II
can alWays De- rcmc,licd With proper
care. II proceeds FROM dccayed teeth,
q dentist should h. eonsulted; II from q
di.0rlervd stomach, II !. a c,s. for the
physician. Two drachms ~ chlorate 81
potash mixed with siN ounces of rose-
water will make Purifying wash to
rinse the mouth with every few hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
Lemonade

Take ak Lemons, ihrce-quarters Of q
pound If loaf sugar, one pint of boiling
water. Rub the lemons with some III
the sugar, peel them very tllinly. strain
the juice, put IL With the sugar and
lemon rind Into Jug, pour over u one
pint 81 boiling water, covering the Jug
we'll la keep Ia the steam. and let stand
ill cool, then add three pinis of cold
wafer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

colo aLooprp alurF.


have . friend Who l. one of the most
talented young men Ia tile West. The
other daV be- came Into INV oiiicr and
made a coll.bloo,lci bluif about taking
me out a. lunch, ~ the same time ia.i-
Inc a siOD bill before my astoni.he1
eyes. I took him up, right then and
there, 81 course. We went to the .ich-
elI.u aud ordered Ia the ncighborhooi
~ slG worth ~ fool and drink. ani
pitched Into u ~ II Ne hsdn't had any
thing To- at for twenty yrars. u vas q
AT. bet that thi. remarkable exhibition
IL generosity meant that was "a he
called upon to give M. something. Aud
SURF enough, was.
"By the way," hc remarked. az he wss
lighting hl. cigar, "by the way, old man,
| now want you To- 10 something ior
ne"
"All right" replied. promptly. \
friend whn blows You 90 Ia sic dinner
u cn,lilSi To- loft answer. "WhAt IL
tY'
II hate 10 ak YOU" he went on, put
iing slowly AZ the cigar. "l'm deNiltsh
difiiI.nt about asking faSors II NV
friends. hat YOU can do this, aud boat
think that II will give YOU very much
trouble: vou know that I have never
struck for any kindness, long ~ We have
known e.,ch other
THAT'S 80" I answrrci. "tio shcal,
I'll do ANYTHING can for yea"
sNrll Vou 80. he went on, "its IKE
this, I sm-no,' be- brukc or suddenly
n csnt bar Ia AK u ~ YOU"
There w"rr rial tears IN his eyes.
"ppnt lct Yourself b. disturbed, old
fellow" I cried. very much alicvic'l'
"l.emrm,'-r. I'm YOUR fri"ni."
"No. I can't dn u, hc ssid, when he
had rvCoVrr~l hi compnsurc. ~ cant
hiring myself a. ak you right To- your
ftrv."
Hy thl. time I Nas very curious io
know what tho trouble vas, 90 proNcl
a loft marx. ilc hal counted ou that.
"No." d. continued. n can't tell YOU
a. your face. l'cfhsp. I might ~ able
Ia write Il down and 90 Uut ~ the room
while YOU Rad ~. VIII you promise
not To- iook az u until have got clear
outsider
Of course Promised. What els"
could I tlof - BE- Wtuir four 90 hNr
word. 90 the back ~ IA" sine card.
folded Il up and handel Il To me. Then
b. sho"k NV hsui cf'usiSrly. sah ]
would never know how grateful he was
~ me for my kindn"'s tnd went oni de-
solved In tear. when b" had shui Tho
,loof hshlnd him. ani not I'LL then, ]
unfohlel thu card. Nnl this l. Wh,i hc
hal written:
.Ilra.c pay for the lunch. - Cincln-
natl Gtggttr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
80. Dt,i.' Oli Soap /. The .iandarl.

Mllkman llo spplicant for situation
"Nou have had experience, haN~ You
Applicant sob, ycs. sir." ''on which
sils ~ a CIV do you slt {" milk The
outside. sir"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
81. r,l.-IIla.ir.isI n.ha..


Atraysifr with irrsi ln b. hsud AMI =
trnirn srprtsslun ou hi. Cnuuisnance,
while rrrlnI tnsari na hiil. overlook =
iru irau tume sol frrlis TIE manner
- che Do sss petal. sui be- rvsarlsd The
t-avtlrr as an uguHisi by sheer fprv. ~
circumstances IL. elder sndsavurTl ~
t.C,ur on, onHai - The younsrr, hut in
vain. o. uiI or A. srii have ls-n ~ The
ip.alr Nru b. tur,i = liiir gt--i hu
u,orrd iUrin1. hlt an iorr 90 an 'loi.s
uouii hssr i-rr a. manageable Iihfsis
49, en- ,rirro 20 che boar u q %" What
g. with tU.. lsoy. siII che tra,vlfr ~ him
III lvlll "a aa ht.a 80 au ido'' o. my
osu ttuuh.s,l fssiurt" Aftsr awhile the
wort. .f che sluf tourhri che heart -
tL.r Oh. rEa ga. pai -.s suriy - be- hal
showed liw-Ff az nr,t lir t-rame ~
fIHf. tn.. rrr iong ihr singing Nss iI,h"nai
Wa 81 che trlub.-spue iusect which
on. Clsniri over tscnty - che shaw
wuuisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
mo-. .,n.ArlnILIA crnr.,

"Iii give you something :" at u YOU
will chop thst wooi." Madam" re-
pllel ths tramp, II cannot 90 back on
nav f.cord by working. Allos me &"
.ay hsforr bccimc = gentleman oi lci'-
urc va. an oiiireholdrf."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
,ox.,Twrr,oN CVW,:p.

IN obi ply sisian. rytiTe'i frsn ptsstl-e, having
hal plassi la hi hanfs by an fast in.la inissis,n
sfy The foftnuls ~ q simple Nsgstabir rtnssiy
Coz the -teely AMI IscrmAhent cur of ,onsumP
tion, tironehlti., Cataffh. Asthma anil all fhToai
aBd Lung Ancstioss, al-o positive anh Ta.lical
care Cor NsrNoas pctilily AM All NeTNou. Casa
plaiut.. amer having tested u. wossleffal eatA.
tive powers In thOussnt. ~ Sa-r-, ha- fef u ~.
luly b. make 10 kn0wn a. NJ. snferinx fellows.
Astutste,i ~ this motlyc and a desire D. rcllcte
human suffering, . will ssfsi free of ChsfFe. D.
al sho ,issirv n, this rssipe, In German. french
OF In. III with fun dlFections for pfep.nnx anil
nslng. ,eat ~ mall ~ addressing With stamp.
namins tht. IsaIsr,
". A News. 30 rower.' Blcsk. Ii.-rhe-ssr. y. v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
pOuND CAKE.

Take one pound Of fresh butter, one
pound ~ loaf sugar, one pound 81 egg.,
one and quarter pounds ~ Hour, one
pound II currant., a quarter ~ pound
81 candled peel. nutmeg. l'nt the but
ter IN = clean pan. about milk warm, and
stir II round till II b-come- cream, then
add the sugar pounded, aud stir them
together few minutes; add the cur
rants. candi~i peel cut In thin slices, AMI
grated nutmeg, then gradually add the
Hour; stir lightly together. pour into q
buitered mould, aud bake In a cool oven
for about one and half hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
pASA's Is "ouAnASrrrp" To cunr,

"Oh, what !. that, dear motherY''
THAT I. a rose. my child" "IIut what.
dear mother, IL that next Ia the rosef'
~ .unfiower, darling" "Iiut oh, Whist
l. that growing next Ia the sunfowerf'
THAT !. ~ pond lily" SHUT oh, dear
mother. they are growing out 81 the
same yine." "That's the way, my child.
they grow on lambrequlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

I suffered irum acui. Inflammation In
INV no.c aud h-ad-for week ~ time
I could not see. used Ely's Cream
Balm aud IN few day. was cur~i. u
/. wonderful how quick u hclp'-i me
Mr.. Gcorsa =. Julson, Hartford. Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

roi three weeks ! wss suffering from
a severe cold In NV head, accompanied
by pain IN the temples. Ely. Cream
Hahn was recommended Ia me. After
only six applications. of the Balm every
trace ~ nav cold was removed. - Henry
4. Clark, New York appraisers Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Cousin Tom. $50 YOU are not going
Ia marry himr' Eleanor. "No." Cousin
Tom. "why notf" Eleanor. "well,
papa objects Ia hi fortune, mamma oh
lcyts Ia his family, and object Ia hls
character; aud besides that be has not
..k.l Vet =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
81. rIf-Ill.II.n rIiI..

T. Toe .iol. douAi~i by The psrishi0nsrs
as 90 lus tsXturv and well made.
iuu must prrV,ut The pusunet' ss>caf-
90 I ~ ouor .,a a. che authorities.
a TIE Hnui,l j. on tbe move constantly
4 The man ss,nis o. win GA anything b.
p.srts Lls mHnsY
e Tue uilI elm lea planted vlcn a small
huy.
Tho player I easily compensated for
tte time lH,t la waiting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Cr,-. wor,l.. 4 .hrurs deputy. 2
Ou sIrafnr. a : dr-sl Small sing
ing lirl. fauul il Euuupc. 4 fuotmsn.
q \ uumisr : Aide a. pay al lusi
debts
TIE diseunais .'rum the upper isfi hand
o1rnyr 90 che iovvr fshi hani ortuet. anil
from th- UPPER right hani curncr 90 the
lower ls't iAui curnsri will spill the name
20 fopuiar writer. AMI the letter. indl
Clts-l hl igurrs Iirnn I o. rul sell the
namr N ne " LaT .inrlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

ror heroic bat vain cndcayor. Ia look
pleased, nothing can equal the facial rN-
prc..ions IT two girl. compelled Ia dance
With zach other, on account oi the scare
It's IL the men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

A pretty travelling costume for bride
l. gown % silver gray cloth, trimmed
with silver galloon sni silver buttons.
Large hat Of silver gray With white o.
trieh pluInes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Merchant-''Can you manage To make
yourself understood when French or
spanish customers come Ia the stor.f''
would-be clerk - "Certainly, II they
know how Ia talk Engli.h."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
A cIrpr rop pI,ipIrs

Ny face for the last few years was
covered with plmples 80 bad, that used
Ia be ashamed Ia go anywhere. took
two bottles Of sulphur Bitiers and the
plmples disappeared. use them every
spring.-C. X. Dow, Fall River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
J. c. Davis Old soap 1. the standard.

Tours; No. I, male--..rhat Indian IL
fine specimen Of fellow. See how he
carries himself" Tourist No. :, female
-''ies, and see how be- lets his wife
carry everything else."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Pretty bronze shoes have butterflies
embroidered on them with gold heads,
and the wings decorated with Imitation
lewels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Visitor with gun)-'I. there any
small game about h"rcf' Resident -
.IIoN would a - cent llmlt strike YOU =
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NssTIs A..

whsrsas sarah a. kimislll. my sife. IA. en
~ - and tzsanf sith.ut anF ia-t ssu-e 80
pfuss- afl.lu. 4 having maize saltable prvtisisn
~ 49, saploft. this l.. tbcrefare. o. iertid Al
I..r-sns htfl-sfinE 80 trusting hcr ea nv accoant
a. shan pay NJ dsbt. of hsr oOntrscting aiisI
ttls dsts.
llansssr. AuE. :, lei.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

To raftnsrship hsrytsfarr sxistinr lsisesn
L. MiIsu All A a. Cafk. unsisr nanis u
HiNnsisirf rlFtars lums Co u hfnchY ius.
slsusl 81 matual cun-sut Al natiutis. are
tssu1nssi ~ 40 Muistt AT al tins IA. the
nrm az A. ~ Isit o. hiua. wils sil ountinss the
Hlsiufss a a. sanlT rlass A. k.fetoforN.
~. NILLIrr.
4. o. CLARK.
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ti.srs' Ira h louruAl. wtn - msile.l frye upOn
app,issG;sa - Geo. y ss~eil q Co. 10 spruce
stF~~s Nee Nerh
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Nn. ETTs-WFsF"fFFHf 1N'F
4 brave Roman who. Ia the early days
- che commonwealth. performed an ektrs'
ordinary at - valor. by which bis opunirl
"a. sayr.i from a Threatened Invasion.
1. A well knows watering plare on the
-nnih oiast Il England.
2 4 city la Englsnd fam~i for ia uni
ycr,ity.
a town on an Island "a the south
cossi - England motel for the bcaa,y Of
IT, scenery.
TIE l.,st anil greatest ~ Saxon king..
Z a will Cover. the badgr % n highland
peupls
a ono q the hattlesin the Crimean var
:. Ouc ~ the four provinces - ireland.
= The name - Scotch and English
rOJal family noted for L. misiurtunc..
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

en totlc. ~ interest ,oths hiis.
3. -,lisits-i. Asi.iressi tflt.t itos.sAs'ss
soIIss, Oxfori D,,asrsi. Part. Maine
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scc new circular In rux~Io Washing
pnMheT.
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when four women sit down for a quic,
game Of whist you can't hear the silence
m the newt room.
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- aII--r..llr.I nl.IaI..

~s aii.-restiesi Riddle.
1 am uSf IN youth. nor nlsnhcssi. noe s<cs
hat In infancy ever arm knevn;
I'm . stranger alike a. The f,snl and the ssfe.
Anl tionxh I'm distinguished In hisietls
Pee,
Isissv. sa greatest alone
am nst an The earth. nor the .aa. me- the
mnnn.
You NAY search al the sky-i'n m, there.
In the norllng and eveains. thouzh nj IN
the nfun.
You may plainly p.rcsive M. fo'. Ike .
trAlifsnti.
Ian mii~Ay saspensiesi In air.
am siwAys In risAes. snd -, am told
Wralth rs'sf did nay rrcscnce detirs.
tdueli 9th che miser. bat nct siih his rVli.
And san,stius. stand In hia rhlmnsJ ~ eoli.
Tlsoagh I .srye ~ IArt - his nrc.