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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

GENERAL ALGER, who has just
returned from a tour of the West,
says in an interview that BLAINE
is a favorite with the Western Re-
publicans with HARRISON as sec
ond choice, and that CLEVELAND is
She choice among the Democrats.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

WE predict that the cyclone set
IN motion last year by the South
and West will end in sweeping the
Republican party out of power next
year, and the country will enjoy an
era of prosperity hitherto unpar-
alleled in the history of the re-
public.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03
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From WheGtJey.

Special correspondence
Pierce Berry, reported sick, is
somewhat improving.
Some of our boys attended meet
ing at Lick Greek Sunday.
The farmers have began laying
by their crops in this vicinity.
Adam Akers, one of our ener-
getic young men, is canvassing the
county as book agent and is. hav-
ing good success.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

A REFORM movement has taken
shape in Nashville to protect the
city government from the evils of
ademoralizedpublic service which
threatens the best interest of her
people. The movement it seems
bears direct on the city council,
and its first purpose will be to in
huence the selection Of men of I'M
assailable character for the five new
members to be elected in October.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

The board of equalization has
increased the amount of property
taxation in this county between
$4,000 and $4,000; it may go be-
You'd this amount before the board
completes it work, which will be
tomorrow, Very little reduction
was made.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

No doubt Mr.. WANAMAKER is
anxious to testify again before the
investigating committee. The ev-
idence now developing before the
committee must be interesting to
this pious deacon and knight of
the bargain counter"
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

The Toiler this week proceeds
toread Mr.. y. S. HALL, President
of the Missouri State Alliance, out
of the order. If the Toiler will go
on and read all the Democrats out
of the order there might be some
probability of landing what is left
Of the Alliance of Tennessee IN the
third party 1t will be a mighty
task to read out of the Alliance
every Democrat who opposes the
sub-treasuIy scheme.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1891.

MAoUNEs effort to side-track the
tariff question as a political issue
is destined to prove a failure. The
fact that the people are beginning
to suspicion him and watch his
methods, is having it's effect.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

VERY plain speaking is one of the
political necessities of the day, and
we are glad to see our public men
expressing themselves on matters
that concern the entire people of
this country.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-07-03

KNOWING ones" say the Ten
nessee Legislature will be convened
in extra session in August.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09


tlslands In Pseihc oc.snl leity Ia Ne~
York .isicl Eel her island wet II AfrioaL
While hsr friend lciiy In Maine lciiy In
North Cardinal lAIily piled the pe.slls In
her icity IN Germany surk. Icsling
leountry Ina South AmsFlcsl the former
vent u elo-s the river in Nss York win
tus Aha she cried. - tmountain la
Tsnns-.e.l oior. whiH fOm an lciiy Ia
The Wet IDiie-l BE- oon~s'' AMI en- she
could turn ia city la Australia lcity la
Ns,adAl a lislsni Ia iri.h sssl - tcity la
~cotlandl qualities enisu.i the RON. Din-
usr was ssry~i aud the part ~ Ausirial
tria. at down O. . table the river In Ger
many fsaiuty. - which wyrv the rarv-i
,ciiy In Germany (oouhtry Ia Asia lbay
~ Long i.lan,ll Ississ. ,ooahtry Ia EarOI-k
toal- ss.i ~ United -taissl nsh anil triVsr
h. Afrlcal IN. Unfortunately, the lcliy In
irrlandl ~ the tcity In frahcri lo,ils which
lciiy In Nessial VS. ol~aiug rss o. The
csiling. sol The ln,oantsin Ia New ilamP
shir,i div. - toiiy Ia MAinel ~as ruined
lcity la Wet Nirginial arouud. she
founcs.i from the rcou,. mntisring some
thiug which sounded lke naks In british
Amsucat
W, tone II the United SsAiesi r,sson
fof oaiiiug." aid lcity q nevada 10 Mis-
lcity Ia Scs York. a. they siPf-'i their
lea snuth ~ Asial In tstes iste, was
"a gi,s 800 ,hi. river In Mississippi ring. 7"
None - your (csfs w-si ~ Vnii~i
Staissi havv - lI-liut ss-i - United
stated % shai yua mean"
you gave me lCsl- south 81 AricaL
snd thouzht"--
n ~urnan can lciiy Ia Mstiool her
mind. ana the lcag-r sou,h - SAITH Amer
iCal ogustte left the rom without say
ing tclt- ~ Gry-nlandl. and leaving only
a f,lut olor q lcity In Germany t-hind
hsr. With t,.ty - Australia tcity - Ne
yl'd-i. Sho CALCULATED lone 81 the Unitssi
rlAls.L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
No, a. the pussi.r.

No. io-In Grsbdmotbsr'. Garden I.
Pour o'clock. : Crab apple. a sun.
flower Bou ncing LIT. s SAGE. d
Primross : Cow, ,. = Box. . Princes
feather. IN Coeksoomb. n. forget me
not. u Spearmint n Star of Bsthle
hem 10 SolOmons --al. Il Carnation.
Ia Thyme. u. nger lily.
No ITO Meisgram: Mail. nail. Jail.
rail. wall. tail. hail. AL. tail, PAIL. vail
No iii-RhyIiing Answers; Cain, Dane.
stain, pain. grain. train. brain. drain.
No III - Plctup Puzzle; SsOrifsh.
Pipsfsh Sawf.h. sanfsh. Glotshsh.
Moonhsh. Drumhsh. Garfish. Cutie
fsh.
NJ. ll3-Afisr III. Menagsrie; Dcer.
tApir. lion Gle on. mohr. duck, hare, wood.
chuck. diver. ferret lynx. Kite, gnu. jaekI.
ounce. hart
Va. iil Hidden Living Authors: Muir
fr,s. Blackmore. Sto~-. llo~ells, Cary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
IIserlIi slIonEsIioAs-


A smoky ceiling can be cleaned with
soda and wate-.
salt dissolved In alcohol will remove
grease spots from cloths.
Rub the tea-kettlc With Kerosene and
Polish with dry flannel cloths.
Indian meal should be purchased In
.raIi quantities aud kept we'll covered.
Silver moths are very sensitive Ia pun.
gent odors, aud cayenne pepper sprinkled
on the shelve. should drive them away.
In the early stages Of . felon, take .
lemon, cut OF one end, put the finger In,
and the longer Il IL kept there the better.
To whiten aud preserve the teeth take
Que ounce of borax and put In THREE
plnts Of boiling water; before u u quite
cold add To Il tcAspoouful OF splrits Of
csmphor. when cold put Ia bottle
aud cork tightly. A tablespoonful IL Ia
be used daily In the same quantity OF
tepld water.
Never Yet the suns rays strike mirror.
II acts upon the mercury and makes the
giass cloudy, which all the rubbing in
the world will not remove.
II you have . suspicion OF moths In
your carpets, scrub your noor With hot
water and salt before relsying them, and
sweep salt over the carpst oncs or twics
during ths Eosth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
10 our suBscRlBgRs.

The special announcement which ap'
peared In our columns some time since
announcing . special arrangement viii
Dr. n. J. Kendall Co., Of Enosburgh
Falls, W., publishers OF ~ Treztise ou
the Horse and his Diseases" whereby
our subscribers we're enabled To obtain q
copy Of that valuable work free BY send
Ing their address % u. J. Kendall Co.
(snd enclosing q two-ccnt stamp for
mailing same) IL renewed Tor = limited
period. We trust all will avail them
selves Of the opportunity OF obtaining
thIs valuable work. To every lover oi
the borre Il Il Indispensable, "a 10 treats
In . simple manner oil the diseases which
afIiIct this noble animal. lts phenomc-
nal sale throughout the United States
and Canada, make it standard authority.
Mentioa thls paper when sending for
wrroatiso.~ -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
A a....i C.nl rn,.l..

study this out for yourself The pur,ls
= 90 plsc- the sos- sad court oaf,is Ia four
ruws in such n manner that neither h0ri
Eontally nor I-rfs1diculariy shall ther, L.
In either rUv too cAris alike either In suit
90 value TIE Icy u u u a. tssin by plsc-
ing four carls ~ Ike ,alue-.Ay four kings
In diagonal line frOm corner o. corner
- the intended square. then four other
osri- ~ like Value-~ay the four acr--to
form the opposlte diagonal. IL must D.
horne In mind that % whatever suit the
too c.uisr kings arc the two ao.s must L.
q oppo-ite suits. Thus n the two c.nter
kin.-s arv tho-. 20 diamonds aud hearts
the tso cvntsr scss must L. those ~ club
AMI spades. AMI In adding the two end aoe-
you must D. careful not IA place Al either
snd ~ the line an ace II the ssrne suit NJ
the King ~ the corresponding end Of the
opposite diagonal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
COAnAAY

Tut into sauc- pan one pound Of
sugar aud half a pint ~ water; after
boiling ten minutes, begin Ia try u b,
dropping a little IL Oh. sirup from Z
spoon Into a bowl IL very cold water
| when Il !. possible To make a .oft bal
between the thumb and finger, u u
At the right point Ia remove nom the
nrr. When cool, II don. just right, u
will BE- covered with thin dim, smooth
but not .ugsry. II sugary. q few spoon
iuls Of water must BE- added, and Oh.
slrup bc placed upon th. stove Ia boil
again, and the same process al trying
aud testing repeated. " the coole,
.irup seem. brittle, II l. done too muchi
.o In that case, water must be added and
| II b. rcbollcd. 4 very small amount oi
cream of tartar may BE- added 10 make u
creamy.
when the sugar has been boiled until
II l. Just right, set II cut Ia cool. ~
soon as II u possible 10 hear the finger
la Il. begin Ia beat With a spoon; la ten
minute. II will b. a soft, white paste, re-
.embllng lard, and can be taken In the
flBgers aud worked like dough. IL IL u
thoroughly beaten aud worked, IL vii
IL very smooth and creamy, and eau
now D. molded Into any shape desired,
Now, this .fondant'' Il the foundation
u sed In most 81 the French candies that
sell al such a high price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

An obi ply .lcisn. rvtirc.i from praetios. having
hal plsns.i In his hands by an Lsst India mission
ary the formula of q simple sexetAbie fwine.iy
tioa tir,,nehtis Cstarrh. 4 stbsas ant all fhfosl
AMI Lung Ar,stioas, also q positive AMI rstlcs
cure Cor Nsr,oas Debility ast al Nersou. Com
plants, amer having ts.t~i is wonderful ears
stut, n make n knsun o. his suffering fsiiows
Artstste.i nv thi. uosi,e AMI desirr ~ rviie,s
human suffering. q will -ssi free cf sharFe. q
all Who de-ir u. this resipe. In German. ff~nef
usias seat BY mall by addressing With stamp
%x o s - iio-sr. pl-.. Rochester. n. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
II take II for granted, Nj. Laura

II take IL for granted, Miss Laura
said young Dr. Smidgley, ''thst you con-
denim, as all sensible young women do,
the unwholesome and barbaroas prsc-
tice of tight lacing." "On the contrary,
Mr.. smidgley,- returned Miss Laura,
with q wistful, yearuing look In her
glorious dark eyes, IL think compress
sion Of the waist tn reasonable extent
Il not only harmless, but nj times pcsi-
lively exhilsrsting." And that dense,
stupid. wooden headed youth sat there
for Am hour aud argued With the young
lady on the evils Of tight lscing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
cnocolAIE cRIAMs.

We nodded little dab- Of this ''fondant'
into the customary form of chocolate
creams. and dropped one At a tune lnto
A tin cup Ia which sweet chocolate had
been grated. then the cup set over the
boiling iea-kettle until the chocolate ws'
perfectly dissolved. With fork We
ilshed out each, as soon AZ u had had
thorough turn In the dark bath, and se'
each on Its base on buttered plate
The secret 81 having them look smooth
aud like confcctioner's candles, ]. ia
have the chocolate entirely dissolved,
piping hot and deep enough Ia cover the
candy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
BAY HARBlNGER.



nay .taiusa. q hssi. . "a inshe- hgh.
-slghs iesi ~ bryl ~ lpryncs themp.oa,
ITusaaii. Ne o-ssi ~ Nh-.lsf A namPus,
s-.sth raiis. Ne fasisi laiy 4 -.
s,.., uNmaiN.En. 1893.
pt.., a.-. n, Yea N.i,l., .i.. OF Giss-.
srsst-s n..sss s.sst. stss t-st sss.sa,
ltlo.
s..sas s.~ n, Meat. cs',.'., 60. .f
s..sss-i ks.s.
u,gBiNGER. BY Aiwsat "a sirv q "a In
Iir.t ias,. ou.sga. ~ Ry.iys'. IIsmh,s,suish.
>ssrani ttm palry NAL. ~ >usisy' Amsftoan
star siry - a. dan ~ iAcNtsf. All M dans ~
D. othsr, in - Ia.
ALNoNr, b. NL1aa.isr'. Abisiiah. sirs -
tsakisuatk Mai. ia
flr.t ,iala >ally Asisr-ea. ~ Ns@srns
Chisf. 49, - Lsiy rhsrus, q.
-...sni sisu. A.is. ~ rths. ~. sirv ~ ~
lass - Msgt :. q - "a. Jay Ne ~, %
Nuist-Fi. g.isiA
ALENANpEK's AHpALLAH. ~ Ry.iyk'.
ilamhistsaish. dan, hsiy pAruns. all D. - ~
az - Anirr- lsck-ca
Vn~ NoLrkE. ,Ius. ~ Msrrtn Coli. 80 q
nti prvw aan ~ N Msrtus iisr-s. 40 -
withsril. BY wiuthroP he--snssf.
NutE Ray u.sss.x.s Va E,-si slfei cah
9Th fns ttvs. hcauty All nnlsh has ~ l-s-t ~
ntnh. AL let ~ Ia. an sttrActits ~ay % gulus
at !. sg--iy. Iii. sir,. usrttnsyr. l. = PspalAf
siru - fAst colts. hatihg - uartru rvcuri
Is q gas tsu year Yaii. a. . nFc ycar obi. -
piana, to- TeNf.sl1 rsCuri a.. l-hsiiss u,any
athsr. kne~u o. - fa.i AT ~ sir, - NJ. tam
at sirs ~ tr,tisrs. lsy HAfttagvr ~tii -tsni
a ~ ~ -tAb. - Wa. ,. wheslsf. a. >suth
rars
Tsrn. o. 70 warnsl o. -ss-oa -srlos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

After using Ely. Cream BALM two
months I was surprised 10 ilnd that the
right nostril, which was closed for over
twenty years, was open aud free q. the
other, and can use Il now as ! could not
10 for many years. feel very thankful.
IL. 10. Cre..engham, s.S 18th street,
ll...Ilsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

Ihsve been . great sufferer from dry
cstsuh for many years, and ] tried
manv remedies, bat uone did me 20
much benefit ss Ely's Cream Balm. IL
completely cured u,e.-N. J. LAlly, ~
Woodward Avenue, Boston Hlxhlasds,
xass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

OXFORD, s,-N Court % Prol,aie. hsLi Al
Parts. within AMI Zoe Tia toanty ~ TIA
fori, on the thiri Tuesday % May. a. u. lot.
MARY A sREk>k. vtiSw ~ WA n. srssns
late 81 Paris. decea.ci. having pr,sentc
her petition Tor an allowance oui of the Persona
Estate ~ sshi iessa-sd
OapkRNb. That saii P,titlsoer Give notics II
The -Ame a. all person. intsrc-ts-i u.ervia, by
Publishing copy ~ this oNier thrvs wcsks sas
cc-.iseiy In the Dxfori democrat . newspaper
prnts.i 81 Pans, la ssii county. that they tsz }
appear nj Probate toat b. " hoLisn az Part.
within snt Zoe saii toanty, on the thlri Ius-
day " June nsNt, a nine o'ck-k In the foenc-Dn
ani .ho~ esa-s, u any they have. against ths
same.
Gro. A. WILSON, judge.
A true copy attest Ill Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

>.Iir.-,illa.. rI.-.r..

1 The ~ b. . tr-s Aliir,i o. the pine.
? told WIZ iAckei seven horinS
a 4 blot usually lopks oArvleSs, no mat
t. how much pain. hAs l-cn taken With
the writins
We asksl Cor ohi-sls and other tool.
uss.l ~ osrg-uters
s The caster B. n sian'i Zoe crneis
q Isharr lsclle'. opinion - ''lIsn llur "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

still lives, 30 do hundreds Of others who
have been cured az rheumatism and
Neuralgia by the great blood purlier,
Sulphur Bltiers. send for testimonials.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
oyroRD. al. cosr, Of Probate bell

OxfoRD. ..s-Ats Court % Probate he'll o,
JOHN =. HARLOW. Gaariiaa ~ lone
Iisfi.u, minor ehihf anil hsir 90 ilbrifse a.
llarhw. late of Dixneli In said Cesniy .ies "a -.
having pre-sntct his soecast ef guardian
ship Of saii ward Cor allowance.
OKDNkkD. That The ssii Guardian give
bo<ics ~ ell Isr-sns intsrcstei by causing sopy
~ thls orisr IA 10 paiIish<-i thrrs ucsks ssocss
sisely In the Oxford uemorust printed at Paris
That usey may appear ~ Probate C.un q II
hehi q l'ars. In s2id Coanty, on thu thiri Tues
day ~ June neat, % oels-k In Tia fofrnosu
ani .heu e.a-s, u any they have. vhy the sans
sisvuh mo- - aiisv~i.
sEORGE. A. wlIsOx, Js.ise.
n true eopy -stsc-s Ill. T.. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

oxrURD. AT . Court % Prshsse hsli .,
Paris. within AID Coz ths County ef Oxfsr,i
"a ~ thiri Tuesday % May. A. b. i-si.
LkwIs %. BisBEk, Administrator gu
rans IN ssii County, aer>sse.i. having prr.
ssste>i kis soceust " siminissraiion 81 a.
estate Of said decessef. for alL,wanoe
OnDEhEp. That the saii Administrator give
beetos " al p<r~ons tnsese-tsi by causing copy
nj THE srsssr ss 10 vssli.l.r-f sssr> ws~ks ~
cessivey IN the Oxford Democrt prinsei q
fans, th.i thsy NAY appear - Probate CouS
- BE- hsh = i'arss. In ssid Csuasy. % sks thiri
- ss.s sassa - = silswci.
Atusssvy-ensss,-aC q. DAvia, Rse1s2ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

who have that tired and all-gone feeling,
and don't like Ia be- disturbed. will co.,
tinue "a be- troubled with this complaint
until they renew their Impure blood.
sulphur Bitters will cause nes and rich
blood to course through every artery
and vein In the human system. See an
.fh.f s.alumu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
THIS COUPON IS

a. psvuasut &c .,.s-l. parrka-s-i a re sturss
Il ~ auf - ~ uisrt hsuts uans.l l.slus pruslt
| ~ N Pur,ha-s aaiuaut. ., 7ssssts. cash
Or essh couTan - r,"siv~'i
We asrvs - socsyt 40. ooupos "a ths
aioss csn.iitioss. AL ihyits you d cal 90 y.
whsn Furvhasius Eu--is-
suTtu FAEis.
ks.es, A fls.u'sr' lA-ss. ,hs- ~, ,s,,hiss
1900 Go ,...,,i NJ - 49,, 49,.
" A fr,shinghsm, n.st.. >ho-.s. rrunks
b. 4. >bar.r. Drurs, sni lancy tso-sis.
BriEs. A Farrar. Meals at Canned eo-is-
lshn Ii.rc.. wsishs.. Cloca.. Js~.lry. -.
: Rishari.' Js-s,.r AL u,t.tisiaa
y Iaytoa Il,l.tsr. tsnsrai Nsrytsbsiiss.
". A Porter. fruh ani Coafestiohsry.
7. q. wshh's Hue >tsrs. CkshinE
y. " Einott. tkshinE
S,s,s-ss Hss.s rarui.Alss Co. Isry',srs.
IIaans A Rissssu. Fabcy Gru.srs.. 80.
q Iasa-ea a Co. Gfccsries, Nest, 81
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huihoilasd A fmihps. hlinnsry.
HIRAs.
A Y. u leang, 1snsral herchan'ii-e.
NssT mHsa.
James hfsns Co. tsenerNl Mervhan'ti-s.
EEowSFiELB
81 u. Hsan a Co, Gensral Merchanii-s.
soswst L.EE
y. nfstbury. or,-eftcs. Csnfcstiossery etc.
jame- saith. hrts. ~hs.es. a Rablsrs-
kAm-ieil& RiiiOa. Dry Go--is. n,sois shss-.
49, IT, s.,.i'a'', o'A'a; .,, $3.50 w.:
A. J. Cursis a Co. csssrsi Nsrvhas.ii-s.
nntA>r's rO>B.
tsrs >tsphsa-. oenersi MsrykAnsii-s.
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4. II. More. Srocef,es. hoots. >hes-. ste.
4. "a. Hsrisx. Gsasral Nsuhas.fi-s.
ilsnp W. fafk. General Nervhsn.ii-s.
eIrsap.
\. n. kimban A Co. Gsasrai Msrvhan.ii-e.
s>o~'s FkLLs-
Geo. W. Hsmmend. Gen<rsl NerShsnsii-e
(Psssus app1~f fsrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

Whenever you hear man say that all
men are alike u Il an apology for some
very contemptible scoundrcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
GEN. RE-. BtJTIERl

Men nav BE- just AZ willing to hate YOU
they seldom have the same opportunity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
OXFORD. =. Ala Coar Of rrpbsis hsli

OXFORD. .. Al q Coar ~ frptsis hall Al
fsri., within all Tor Ne County ~ oxford
co the thiri tue-.iay % MAY 4. II. lssl.
estate ~ uaba u kimlal late ~ Rumf.f,t IN sai,
Coanty. deces-e.i, having pr~-sntei her accouhl
of standardization % the estate % ALI decreased
for allowance
oap,Rrp. That The ALI AdmlRi.tratri, CIV,
nosirs 81 all I-er-oa. intsw-tsst, by causing 4
copy % thi. of,ier ~ 10 pubiisllesl thrre wrskl
surrs..l,sly In the Dsforl I,emecrat. printed n
iau.. In all ..an,l mai They MAJ AyI'sar al !
County. on the thiri Tuesday ~ June nssi. n
nine o'e.<k In the fofvaoon, AMI shaw cause, n
any thy have. Why the same shoali nd II
sliSw~i
GEOgGf 4. WILSON, Jalise.
A true coyy-aite-t III. A.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
~. iso. w.rI. o...-s,.a ~

~. iso wsrd. C..a~s,s.i Nth Ns-si..
Dor example; Connect IN winnow With
twitcLing aud 80 Irr~on Affected by On
c.---lv. enthusiasm Answer, Fanatic.
I. Conn~ct a domestic animal with o.
re On high aud ~, the cougar.
z Connect . tol, with spso- and gvt .
sort q barometer.
a Connect a. bark - dog with an in.
sirumsni Cor catching hsh aud gvi sort
% dagger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

For pains In the stomach, bowels OF
kidneys use Johnson's Ancdyne Iini-
ment Internally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

"whst u reJeutancey' asks q contem-
posry. A. n rulel repentance IL bsiog
soiry when II IL too late To do any good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

The characters which MAXI the suns
f,cs will supply the wrri ~ an letter.
rrpry.enis.l y, IN. inner circle II dots
The Wori - slx letter. r,pr-ssnte.i by the
outer cirvis q dots wili - found In the
ohloag .pac. At the top ~ the picture The
IN smaller .ps~~ will givs six four letter
sorls. each ~ which has u. initial smohg
The iansr letter. Ani it, flnal among thc~s
~ the outer circle. -t.oldsn Days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

first daat. AufArity. tslslsf o. teArnsagh Mel.
EN- ti.I ~ tiappy Neiiuu,. ga, rsuoris 1f .
>irv - NaNis tobb. n ~ >ahsy Hank. a.
anna. sni s. sthsrs In ~. EuARtsifv ~ jaek.
gift4 Lssiy Balboa, 49,
~scouii dan. Aunis ~trsl. ttsm ~ hsutarky
Russell o.. tssrnAaxht Mssiiuu. a. by
FsNfuaaght. N. rssori - ~. slrr ~ Galaies.
: "a - dan - AhusEar. Gstlg.
Thirsi tan. isnny, ressri, -. ~ Noianteer.
-. AT - ths siarns - homestAke, 10 -. AMI
= uthsrs a. ~
FoaFth dan. By S-elsy's Amsriosa star. "a.
siry - ~ tAins - Cay, % "a AMI a. others In
an
w wnktLtR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
rur p,SAs .,ns,r,mLL,.
The hand Of fortunc-four acc..

civ. Johnson. Anodyne iinlment q
fair chance, aud II always 'get. there
when needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

IL IL easier to break rich mans will
than the will Of child; and there's
more money In lt, besides.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
nAxA,.An.ArAnIi.LA crnr.,

The question Of the hour. What time