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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

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The case have In mind. !. a child
that cried from the time of it, birth I'LL
its death, at eigbtccn month. old. That
everyone connected With u was CON-
pie,ely worn out with the care Of u, j.
needless la SAY. several doctors were
called In from time Ia time, but none
agreed q. Ia the cause. NJ times when
ia. care of II became exhaustive, NOR
phlnc Was administered Ca u 10 relieve
it, cries. Finally, u was discovered
that Il Was totally blind and devoid of
brains. II Was pltlful sight Ia witness
lis apparent -ufierings. No baby erie.
without cause. A healthy baby Will
positively take neglect aud keep COOL
naiur-si. lfachild !. cared Tor properly,
aud TEL AZ regular Intervals, u will be
the prince of good fellows. Contlnucd
crying for hour can either b. attributed
to palm ar temper, aud .. many babies
g,t hy .i-rlcal after CRY Inc a certain ,lme
aud seem To- 30 unable Ia stop, good
plan to follow With child u not Ia al
low II to get started crying.
have scen women feed their babies
al sort. ~ mixed food. stand In a cold.
draughty doorway, With its head uncoy-
cred aud then wonder Why the baby was
so crO.s that night. \ chlld's cry u a
langusg. which zach mother sh0uli d,
able Ia Interpret Tor bcr.slf. ODe great
csu.. at child. crying u neglect IN
keeping u dry. They aw allowed To- Z"
With a vet napkin Tor an hour AZ a time.
Ihls ,auscs, very soon, chatting ~ tie
tender kin, which every after urintl
ho~ only sggrsVsies. cleaulincs- Ia
this line /. tie only curr, sni an eve Z"
the prumIt demands ~ nature the onli
prevention
should chatting occur, the beet cure !.
Ia hold the child over large ever aud
\ pour water over the affected parts, .oI''
ping the moisture ~ With very soft,
linen ios,l. aud du.iing the part. after
warls With powdered talcum, Ih'
napkin. .hould not b. usci Ia" frequent
IL. and when Numbered should never
have bluiug put In them. The parts
.lould al.1 bc trvatei With Nssclinc ~
.oiicned yinc sal,e.
Many habic.. even In otherwise N-rt
nicc families, smell sour sad present "
many Nay. tepul.lye appearance With
out looking absolu,.ly dirty. No haby
should ever have an odor about u cxc-p'
~ the sweetest, nor need have II u ha'
the right Kind ~ mother. That tn
| little body I. entrusted to ones care,
.hould Insure Il the be-, possible aiicn'
i ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
Ih.,.ne,i,I.. of d.b,,e The sne,ter

Thea.perities Of debate. The Speaker
Ito the gentleman from Indiana, who
has just called the gentleman from I'LL
nois an as.)-.'Does the gentleman from
Indiana withdraw the epihetr' The
gentleman from indians-"i withdraw
the language, Mr.. Speaker, but maintain
that the gentleman from Illinois u not
In order" The gentleman from Illinois
-''llow am out of or,iery' The gentle
man from Enthusiastically vcteri-
nary surgeon could tell you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

SUNSHINE CAkI.-->ift q cup of Hour
With teaspoonful of cream of tartar
t..at 10. whites 81 eleven cggs, then ih.
Velk. aud add a. the whites, mix Ia car--
| fully one aud half cup. of pul'crize'i
sugar. then add the -four aud TEASPOON
| mi of extract of vanilla, MIX lightly aud
| quickly, pour la a pan that has never
been CREASED and bake Ina moderate
oven half an hour. When done, turn
| upside down on rest aud let stand un-
Ill Il fall. out; Ice.
WnIII fHuiT cAkE.-One pound III
iour, one pound ~ pulycriI-d sugar,
hslf q pound IL butter. one tsacup al
| citron .lic-,l thin, one cup of blsncsrSi
and chopped almonds, three t.acup. oi
| grated cocoanut, whites Of sixteen egg.,
| two tsaspoonfuls of bakiug-powdcr aud
half cup IL sect milk; mix well and
bake In moderate oven; Ice With cocoa
nut Icing.
CREAN CAkEs.-put a pint Of water
and half pound ~ butter In a sauce
pan aud at on the fire Ia boil; sift la
three quarter. IL a pound II hour With
thrrc tablespoonful. ~ corn starch and
two cupful. ~ sugar; when cold, add
| flSe egg., one NJ a time; bake on butter
81 tin. for twenty minutes, cut a place
la the sides, hll With cream. FOR the
crram. beat one egg With half a cup Of
sugar aud half cup 81 -four; boil one
| pint II milk. stir In the egg. sugar and
fiour. with = tcs.uoonful IL butter; stir
over the fre until thick. flavor with ex-
tract IL vanilla aud .et Ia cool.
Chocolate ICE CRrAn.-i'ut q plnt
I ~ cream Ia a small saucepan, mix la u
four ounces Of sweet chocolate, a table
/ spoonful of vanilla extract and half q
pound az sugar: .et on the stove to boil
stir until smooth, strain. add pint of
cold. rich milk, let cool, pour In freezer
and freeze.
sCALiorTp BEfr.-One cup cold beef.
chopped fine; Que half cup mashed po-
tatoes, one-half t.sspoonful 81 made
mustard, enough gravy To molsien the
above, one cup mashed potatoes, two
teaspOouful. of butter, one cup Of milk,
one egg. MIX the first four ingredients
we'll aud place In creased baking dish.
Now add the last four ingredients, NASH
ing the potatoes. milk and butter to-
gether. aud add the egg we'll beaten.
Cover thi. over the top ~ the meat, aud
bake until n nice brown Ia rather quick
oven.
VELVET CAKEs.--Tbree cupfuis of
sugar. one cupful 81 butter beaten To a
cream, add the whites aud yolks ~ six
eggs, beaten separately and thoroughly.
two tablespoonfuls of sweet milk, one
half teaspoonful ~ cream tartar, one
quarter tesspoontul soda, ar one tea
spoonful Of baking powder, sifted with
one package % corn-starch, one tea
spoonful Of lemon juice. Bake In cup
cake pans.
CoHNucorfAs.-Three eggs. one cup
full Of sugar. one cupfui of hour, two
tablespoonfuis of cold water, one tea
spoonful Of baking powder; beat thor
oughly. Drop one tablespoonful on
round tin and bake In moderate oven.
when delicate brown take out, and
while hot lap the edges together In form
Of cornucopls and hold In shape until
cool. Flll them when cold With whipped
cream. THIS recipe makes twelve.
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CONSUMPTION crwrp,

An oil ply sieisn. retiresi frym prsctlce. hsyin,
had plAeet In his hsnsis by an Vast India mission
AIRY The formula of . simple ,egstsble reme'i,
ton, Dronchiti. Cstarrh. Asthma anil al Thru
anil Lung An.sti.ss, sl-s . positive AMI rssiioa
eare Tor >eryoss Debility and all Nervous Com
plants. aftsr having tested its wonderful eurs
duty ~ make 70 Known 30 his suffering fellows
Aetatate.i by this motive AMI desire 10 rv,iess
human suffering. will sebi FRYE of eharge, y
all Who desire u. this rvripe. In German. frenef
usinf. sent BY mall BY sddrsssins With stamp
W.A.koTn, Is povsrs' B,oek, RssAsssss, u. r
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BAY HARBlNGER.

STANDARD
VA .t.ri.s. a haai. g.. inshe. hsh.
ssists lrli ~ tF,-i bF Ftrvuos Thumpsoh
tTttsasli Ne asnei bv Nhssisr A Bsmpus
18Th rAus. Ne fsais-i iuif !. i~-A
s.s.. uNuaIN.GM. t>ss.
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sris III ns.,ss ..isi. itss t-st tssssd,
iilo.
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a.ss.s.i ksss.
H,EHiNsEE By ,taost IA tn, q - 10
! ID lie
Fir-t dala. ouaexa. ~ Ry.i,k'. tIatnhlrt.uian
~sosn.i can. hslry NAL. ~ >rslsy's Au.sriUar
star. sirs - ~ tan ~ i'yNtsr Ani ths dsms VI
p cher. b. - n-t
NLNuNt. b. N~saaisr. Ab.allah. sirs II
tsstisufith Mai. 10
fir-t tam ally Antsr.sn. by Mambrns
4 hirf. sirs ~ LssiY ThsruF d
iaru. u Maj :. { q, 81. Jay Eys ~, o.
Natsa-si. istA
ALENNNpEE's ABpALLAu, ~ Rysiyk'.
iiamhl.tn1ian. aam. hsiy paflns. ali o. ~ BY
80 - Anirv~ iackssn.
Nu> aulrKE. aio. BY Norrin Coh. .aa Of
81 Dr. daa y "a News Het-s, 40 81
Nthsrtll. ~ NinthruP Ne--cnEef.
Nuft-a.y u.s.ias.s 4. gg--i .isei eah
siih So ~ - lsauty sci unish has ths ls.t II
al h .Isssiy ~ sirv. liArbinscr 1. I-spalaI
ar - tat colts. hstiuE 90 nAFieli. rvrorl
z a. fas tss eaf OF. a. sss ycar on. Z -
ulana. to- Yesr-oil rvcsri ! a. h-rsi.iss mauy
athsrs kns~u D. ~ fs-i ant m .irv - M. iAra
Zee hatks, ira ~ 4. 80 tr,ttsr hiuissli
q ~ ~ .isbls = Wa = whsslsr. a soaii
fars.
Tsr,a. e. D. wsrsnt 90 -sA.oa -sr,los.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

ONfOED. - Al Court - Probate hell A
fAris. within AMI Tor ths couniy Il Oafori
on the thiri Tuesday ~ May 4 IL l~sl
HD.E n. ktMHAtt. Adniinistratrtt ON ths
estate ~ Dams l. klmball late ~ lanifsnt tn sshi
Couhty, doccass,i. having prv.entssl her aocsunl
% aitnihistfaiion ~ The estate % alt de,sassi
f0F allosaurs
oHDrRrb That the ALI Adn,lni.trairi, .t,s
notioe g. al lscr.Ons ihtsncstei. by raa.ins A
copy - this orier ~ ~ puhlislu.,i thrus wrsk.
suIss..itcly la tn Oxf.f,l I,tns.crat pFtntst al
raTi., In ali County. thai they may apI-saT a a
C0unty, On the thirt fue-isy - June nsst a
nlBs OcApsk IN tlls iprvnt-1r. anil sh0s Cau.s N
any they have. Why the .houi Mt L.
sIi0s~i.
otoHGE \. WILSON. Iaixr.
true copy-aitcsi Ill. 4. DAVIS, I..zi.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
~, ~ IN. rsssisr.


No Ten An Enigma. IA ~gs~helL
~ iui A Scvu- In Engiish History
The picture sagg,-ts the pretty story told
sllut KIM Alfr,,i. who took rviusr In The
hat % swinshsrd. who-s wife, not know
lns ~ b. b. w.. - him tn watch the oake-
thai wvr- iaAing on the hearth. The king
lslng more Interested In msnding his low
and arrows. ist the cakes barn. sb~rcugou
the dame scoils,i him suundlyi
Thew. daut yon -. the cake GA fr,i
Tlru aherpforv turn them uou
You'rr 1 "a snoaEh o. eat them
Mlsu th-, sFs liping hot.
NJ iUs \ Je~e.ei Ornament
a ORAL
rEAE L.
A. Am
- ruNI
rurA
40. i0o a Cute. From "a 2. chateau
10 4. umpir-.. I o. 3. calsirOn; "a 4, ma
Ions. 20 q evident. q a. :. tedious, Ito 7,
easisrn. o. :. notions. I 20 ). ocde. Ito o,
unit. Ito :. liz. ato :. noou.
No iOi \ Money Problem; sl,l
No. iO5 -Conhsoicl ~ llablos.
whsr as
A. ter
Ter rso.
Ia CIR
Ger emory.
No. lOa-ChArais; Sesnlsnship.
~. i05 a Net - Birds: / kildser.
, Msad0W lark. : ParrO, 4 Spoonbiil
& SnOwbunting a Loon. Z Whip poor
will : kingfishsr. y Lyrr bird. 10
Curlew N Stndpipsr.
No. Hidden Articles: 1 Oak. q
Papsr 3 Pen. 4 Ink. S Hotter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

After using Ely'. Cream Balm two
months I was surprised tn Ind that the
right no-,ril. which was clo..i for over
twenty years, wa. open and free az the
other, and can Use Il now Ne could not
,io for many ycsr-. feel, thankful
II. 10. Crcs.engham, s'5 18th street.
nrooklyn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
oNrnRn :. -Aia coar u rr,hals III

ONTpRn. .. At q Coar - Probate hsit
Paris. sthln AL fuf ths t0antg ~ ONfsri
| on tn thiri Tuesday - Nsy. 4. ~. t~It
| lusta- n hason. AdmlnistratDf on ths -
tate - Isskiei q. ori tais ~ ar hstt la saii
Cuunty. tsssa.s-i. kaytng pre-snist his srr1u1l
- DISQUALIFICATION of the esIsts 90 ssli dscsa.s
| far aiiBsanCs
OHbIEIp. That tn ALT ,dmf dive natios Il
~ sanns O. al lz-r-pns tnisrcstsi thrfVin. hy
| puhushing q rnpY - this onisr thnys Nesks zoo.
| ses.irslg in the UNfsri Drm.rfat . new t.apsf
| aytsaf "a fr,isat. Court - ~ hahisu a pans,
| IN sah ,uunty. un uus thlrl Tusssiay % Iuhe
newt a nine a'Cl-s In Tie fuFynsln, an.l
show rause. n anT ihsy have, why To- same
shoukl - D. aiiswei.
oLOilGE 4 WILSON. Iaiss.
| Atfuf rspy -aiisst III. 4. DAVIS. He.l ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
DANA. .Ans,rAmLLA cuRrs.

DO no, suppose, because your phy,l-
elan ssys that your ailment !. simple
matter which will Yield io ordinary
remedies, that hi. charge will be light
one. By-and-hy he will tell you That
your case was NOR. serious than he Al
iir-t supposed, aud make out his bill ae-
cor,iingly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

Mr.. IIsyseei arriving al city hotel y
! s'po.e Kin hear the gong here when
Il ring. for dinner. can't " tlerk-We
have no gong. We have breakfast from
q to ~, dinner from ~ Ia q, supper from
Gtoll Mr.. IIsysecd-iIow am Ia get
time 10 see the cityf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

have been great sufferer from dry
catarrh for MANY years, and I tried
MANY remedies, but none did the an
much benefit a. Ely's Cream Balm. IL
completely cured me.-M. j. IAliy, ID
Woodward Avenue, Boston Highlands,
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
=. ~ An, a.. s...s.,,..

\ suall lazy vrt.. o. 81. SISTER. flll
ths blanks sith uaus. - auiuiAls
rtstru ,sanst 81 a. sirsp iil ] hsfv
stittru 500. a. I rruniassi. e" ! have
u.tfs,i 80 aui lsgin. lr.k md ] ~sni
diva tn th fsafh afisF the shus o. tAks .
srin Ja.t ail ths surisrs AL fat. tat
fls o. u.1,s rsani FL. ! thaurht "a ~ualt J.
fab a. h.a uuirf ths slrfsrs AL dii - .
rufnIsf - firlss Tie lasi iiuss biz caught
90 -sn.sttI.r al tsh him dasu uniu Y
fri.hts - rls. ut - -sla rrltassd tiniss Y
80 salI o. us under ani bell 49, that's u
tr.f.i u a.aIn. W a. 81 sufk aui
tri.,l a. . ult shai o. 80 ssafyhibg fuf. bat
ga a. sllTrssI ilr Iliiol ~ uunsthing
fr,lra tts is.iiHn hat l0-ske'l likr q tlaAin,
trt { 80 OF tuus hat ii So
ttanT rt ms a tau1frus. 90 u l. hfnksn
81 saunHf i.uy uns 90 ] save nay
mnu-, tn tlf ah - fa-t easily. Year, stth
. 49,. JuuNsN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

OXFORD. &c AT q Court Of pr,l,ais hsli a,
Paris. within aBi for tlss County IL Otfori,
.n ths thiri Taes.lsy of May. A. II. lei
LtWis 10. BisBIf, Adaihistraisr on
The estate 81 Nathan ~. Perry, late ~
sentei hi account ~ Standardization 81 The
estate of ssli slssesss.i. for ailswanoss
Osptkfp. That the raii Admisi.trstor give
notlcs ~ all per-ons tntsrvstesi by eaa.ins copy
of this er,er "a hs psbllsbesl thrrs week. .nf
cessisely In The Oxford Dcis.rrat prints.i al
Pans, that they may sppesr AZ Probate CeaTt
" ,e bell Al faris. In sait Ceanty. on the Thru
forvnosn. and show esu-e, n any tLey have, WHY
We same should nos ie Aiove.i
0EOR0k A. wIfsON, Js.is>.
A9uscspy-asssss Ill. q. DAvIs, RsgtsSsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

oNfoii'. =. AT a C"uTt % Probate. hsli Il
Paris. within AMI Toe tls touEty sf ia
ford, On The thiri Tuesday % MAJ, a. ~, l.yI.
MARY \ CREME. stii0s - Nni. n. grrsne
late of fsns. si~s~z-ri. having pfrssntssl
her lstiilon fof An allowance osi 90 the rsr.oasl
Estate sf .shi ie.aea-si
OHDtHKp, That all fetltiSncr give natioe -
thu same o. all lef-Dus interested thsrein, b.
publishing oopy of this srisr thre weeks .ls.
ue-slssly In ti,s osfos'i i'vms-crst hewspapef
appear "a frobaie Count D. ~ bolien at Pans,
within and fssr ALL County, on ice thirl Toe.
day ~ June beNt ~ nine oeiosk IN the fofenl.yn,
an'i show oasss, u any they have. against The
same.
1Eo. A. WILSON. Juis..
A true oopy-aiis-t Ill. q. DAVIS. gesdsssT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
pELICArE LADIES',

Who have that tired and sll-gone feeling,
and don't like Ia be- Disturbed, will con-
tlnue Ia be- troubled With this complaint
until they renew their Impure blood.
sulphur Biiisrs will cause new aud rich
blood Ia course through every artery
aud vein In the human system. See an-
other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
IIlIIs


Ihsrr are few plants Ia the noral King.
dom that iYos...s the .tateline.s snd
sr.c, IL the beautiful lilies. such an
aimo.t endless variety u. Ia cultivation
Al The prrssui ,lay that " l., many tim--,
hard foe Que Ia decide which l. the most
beautiful. They arr 80 rich snd way
la texture. vary lng In color irum brilliant
tel aud orange a. beautiful snowy
white. Many II tb,m ATE ,hickly spotted
9th darker .hsdc., ani mosi dsllcaiely
tinted.
ills. are no, ~ difficult ~ truuhlc-
.otne o. cultivate - many I.rf.ous think
th.m To- D., beat require bssi. that ars
WrlI drained. The soil should - q mix
turr II loan, sand and thoroughly de
rsys,i COW manufv. The bulbs shUuli
IT, planted about .iX Inches dr"p, and q
handful - and pat around anil under
each bulb Wh,u planting. \ great ml.-
take h. oftrntims. made hy planting tie
hali.. top shallow. ~ nulcb",i daring
the hotiesi summer months, they Will
pr,,.Iuc. an abundant supply of bssutiful
nover.. Although almost all Ills bulh-
~ handy. u J. foupd bet I" give th"u'
some protection daring Winter. \ coy.
cfing of manure, leave. or straw vii
answer quite veil. They arc very suit
able plant. to grow among shrubs, o..
i~ .hnih. Will AID In protecting thcm
from the cold wind. and driving rain.
io Whieh most - the lilics afr very .cn-
.il,e. n l. tcst a. plant them Nh'rr
~. ground I. partially shaded, ss sue
GEES " iih thsm depends On keeping the
bull,. ~ cool q. I'o..iblc during the hot
days ~ summer.
Ia. habit and general character ~
these plants AZ. 80 varied they NAV ="
u..,i IN difirrrnt vays for drvuuiiou,
>am~ are suitable a. grow as single
specimens, or for foCk work. While 9TH
90. ~. bet .nii-,l to use Ia miNc'i
inrder. wh-u grown In gt"ups, a. they
.omstime. atr, u l. very Important "a
have them properly aud arii'iically AZ
ranged. III. can only h. done by ons
who Ia. = know Hedge 81 their habit. aud
| peculiaritie.. They are usually propa-
gated by division uf ia" buhlrts or on
.rt. FROM the parent bulb. They eau
also d. pfopagaird from seed; bat this
l. riihsr a tedious proCrss, AZ u require.
several year. fot the seedlings Ia r-ach
tho bloomiug period. Imported bulbs
are nov .old 80 ch.aply, and the flower.
generally prove 80 much finer, that u
/ really doe. not scsm n-C-sssfy o. waste
time rpi.lng them from se',i.
The h.st time Ca rect the bulb. u IN
the autumn after the foliage has died
down. The bulb. will then h. ripe. II
disturbed while the foliage l. yet green,
there l. danger 81 losing the bulbs.
ALSO moving them la early spring NIL
sometimes injurr the bulb- and cause
thru Ia decay. onc or more varieties
II this lovely class ~ plants should fnd
place In the CAMDEN of every person
| Who 4. interested Ia tiONcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
tn, NM. .,R.,r,nILL,.

"Nur.ln' sInt what II uscd 10 b.,
saId Mr.. Camp. They IN up all Their
medicine. 80 nice nowadays that their
aln't no fun la maxim people take u at
III "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

oNfpRD, s.s-Ns Court % Probate hsh Al
laiis. on the ttiri TUESDAY ~ Nay, lsgi.
JOHN = IiAnisDN. ,.uariiah 81 Ions
Itsfhfs, fniusr sbid anil hsir of tIhFtigs d.
iiafhsw, ate "a DiNnehl In saii County slesea a..
having pfv-eniei his srcUunt Of guariisn
ship OF ssii warl f0F allowance.
OsDkstb, That the ssi Guardian rive
nssics ." All Ifrsons Interested by causing copy
81 THIS of,ier o. 70 puilishel thfss week. surces
sifeiy In The oxford pcmorrat printed a rart.
thsi they MAJ spIear a Probate Court O. ~
iehi ~ lsfis, IN all tounty. sn the thiri Tuss
LAY ~ Jane hsst, % y o'elssCk ia tho fore nooa,
snl .now cs1.s u any they have. Why the same
shouii moi 10 allosei
GEORGE A. WILSON. Ju.lx..
A true eopy-siis.i III. 4. DAVIS. ssis,.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

Gardening IA delightful occups-
ton" ''Of course, " QUE could procure
A new backbone every morning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

PANE IL fame, but there are two places
la the paper where q man does not Ike
to have his name sppear-the death
column aud the police court record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

wlfe-"frank. how do YOU Ike the
way our new laundry girl doe- uP your
collar. and cufi.r fnnk-"Oh, hr't
rate. nr.t rate. She doe. thing. np
brouu''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
CEN RE RIfTIER,

stil lives, 80 do hundreds ~ others who
have been cured ~ rheumatism and
Neuralgia by the great blood puriher,
sulphur Bitters. send for testimonials.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

MI.called Judge. "wha, u your
Christian name. Mr.. Gllmy" Gllm,
"Iobert Ingcr.oll." Judge. "What
DO YOU call that a Christian namef'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

sCan yuur little brother tall nos'''
"N~s H. Can say sotns word, rial veil
What arr they"
4 dout NOV rbsy'r, woris ! never
Lsarl before"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

DNFOHD. ss.-h Cear - rribsis he'll a
PARE. within aHi fuf ths 1oguty ~ uxfsfti.
on M thiri Tursisy - MAJ, t1l.
~ttftitN b. IRISH suariian - Affin gian
Nason Hinof chill sni hsif - lsts n
in ssii tuautY. hsting prv-snts-i hls
soosaht ~ guariianship - ali sari fof alias
anee
pRptRtp. That .sii Gaariisn give notirs o. al
t,sfs1ns Interested. BY CausihE . cps - thls
srisF o. u. puhushs.i thrs srrks saress.ltsly
In the uNfori nrmf-fst. printed "a fars, tat
they mag app-sT Al q Cenr - fr,sbsts g. 4. belt
st fafis. ln ALI tountY, on tn thiri fur-iaT ~
shsaki NJ D. allowed.
GEpRGE \ WILSON, Iuis..
4 true cupy Attest 10. q. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
Read This, Ye SCeptiG!


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

Consider the msn Who l. always punct-
uAl-how much time he wastes waiting
FOR other people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

4 bridegroom Il like ear coupler.
lie Il the most Insignificant object la
sight, bat the thing can't 20 on without
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

"IIeals all cuts, burns and bruises Ike
magic" That's Johnson's Anodyne
i.inlment surely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
81. nl-mlaa,. n,l.s A.ths,.

wLsu thr native. ismur frsmsn
must h. prvfsrv.l Zoe truuble
= TIE WOMEN oi Amsroa war black
mory than any other Color q dfvss.
a TIE mru l-r.tov extra alms a. tho very
yuIf
The tahi., - measurement show eli.
Differing iu length In Englani. Scotland
AMI Imuor
S VIII care yoa can make coat lss,
.rtcrAl ysars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
-. M.,,rr.m.

Each line ,lsane- a worl by changing IL.
bead.
Yoa can hsar tru@ IOur tr'sni. ,hoasA the, 10
Car asafs
sfaY.
n. = W., ,.,i sioPping place. shunnsi by
-,.sl men,
Ilsry'. = bird shirh l. b~afli the site - ssrsa.
l'm dlsn.ai. o. bear IN uus ever oarv-.
trn az oraaHstat shih even pae-i at WAR.
Thew 1. o. zoe whs hkc. o. have me cro-- hi.
trark
w.hsn I c1-ns ii. aisss. Nth shaP shd -itA
trark.
TN dslightfal On mlld summsT svsaih<- ."
take.
I' :, r,r shoulti yulr bat spfins AloAN ga The
Like
t.lr.Ys ,nf-.. haniJ Ia milking che co~'
Nbsn Tm dr.sn avsy -, shall kuow shy
and hos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

pASAs "ABsoLurrLr CURES DIS
EAsE'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02

BOY. aud girl. FROM Malne remember
Johnson. Anodync Linlment. Now
don't deny IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-02
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