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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-16
Identifying Him.

Maddox - Who is thai dilapidated
looking individual?
Gazzam-That's man named Haw-
KRIS. Graduated at the head of his class
IN college and delivered an eloquent vale
dlctory en- The Secret of Success. -
New York Sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-16
RuoKLKN's ARNICA sALYR.

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped bands, chilblsins.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale bv Hsrtz 6 Bshnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-16

Sour astringent apples may be given in
hot agues to cool the stomach, but taken
freely in ordinary health hurt the stomach,
and taken in spring hurt the sinews, en-
gender cholera and inlamInations.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-16

Perhaps it is owing to the fierce fights
down there that the turbulent Republic of
Chile has recently lost an i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
POISON VS. POISON.

IN. governor general ~ India has re-
cei,e,i a communication from Ilsron Won
Muller. an eminent scientific authority
81 Melbourne, announcing that he has
discovered ia. rial caus. aud effective
cure 81 snake poisoning. Hitherto ia.
mode In which the venom of serpents
produced fatal effects has been a mystery.
The elaborate s.rie. ~ experiments car
rIsd out by the Victorian ssyan, have,
be- states, not only rendered II clear how
the poison opsrates In producing death
but have pointed out remedy which,
When spplisl IN time, will save the life
% the patient. According Ia Herr YOU
Muller IN. venom ~ .erp-n,s doe. not
destroy the tissue. 10 the body, bat has
merely q dynamic effect, su.pcnilng the
action of the motor aud ys.o-,notor nerve
centres. Til. discovery az once indlcat-
ed that the proper Kind Of antidot. would
De- something which would ".timulat.
and increase the functional activity of
these nerve centres" This remedy u
supplied by .trychnlne, which !. direct
IN anta goni.tic Ia It, action to snake
poison. Herr Won Muller has applied
.,rychnlnc upon q larg. number of per
sou. bitten by the tigcr-snske aud other
,cnomou. serpents, and With inSariable
.uccc... The way Ia which be- employs
Il l. Ia inl.c, ten Ia twenty minim. of
the drug under the skin 81 the patient.
sud Ia repeat the operation every fifteen
minutes until slight muscular .pasms are
produced, these being an unf,iling .lgn
iast the patient l. out of danger. Large
dose. 81 strychnlne nav h. Injected Into
the blood ~ person Who has beeu bit
ten without producing any Injury until
II has completely neutraliSed the effect
of the snak. poison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
NOME RECIPES.

DRoP BIsCuIr.-One pint buttermllk,
small teaspoonful sois, large TEASPOON
fui unmelt.d Lard. little salt, stir Ia
enough nour Ia make very stln batter,
drop from n spoOn on a creased pan.
bake In quick oven.
VANILLA COOKIES. -Two-thlrds tea
Cupful thi x. sour cream. Que cupful sug-
ar. large tablespoonful butter. one-half
teasIoonful soda, one tcsspoonful bak-
ing powder, one of vanilla extract, one
plnt aour. Roll thin. and bake In hot
oven. Handle IN" dough n little A. pos
.ible la preparing for the oven. IL only
enough dough !. rolled each time for a
painful. Il !. all the better.
WHITE MOUNTAIN Rolls One-guar-
ter cup of butter aud one Tablespoonful
81 sugar beaten Ia q cream. To this add
white. of two eggs, we'll beaten; one
pint milk. scalde,i; pinch 81 salt, yeast
cake. IA little fiour 40 possible. set Ia
rice. This makes forty rolls made small.
ALMOND MrRiNGuI DRor-.-IIeat the
white. 81 eight eggs Ia a stif froth; add
one pound 81 white sugar; beat together.
Chop three-auarters pound OF blanehed
almond. and stir In. Flavor With va
nilla. Drop on creased paper, AMI bake
slow.
ANGIL CoCoANrI CAkE.-Take one
cup of butter, two az sugar, three at
fioar, two traspoonfuls of baking powder.
one-hslf cup of SWEET milk, and the
whites of eight eggs. Flavor with ex-
tract Of almond. Bskr In Jelly tins.
Spread On. top az each. then the bottom,
with thick icing; Jet dry, and sprinkle
With grated cocoanut.
LADY fiSGERs.-l,eat ten eggs and one
pound Of sugar very light, -ift Ia pound
aud half of -four With one teaspoonful
of baking powder. squeeze through a
confectioner's syringe or paper funnel.
Dust with sugar aud bake In moderate
oven.
CHARLOTTE RussE livery nice. Make
n sponge cake Of one beaping cup of
-four, Que cup of graduated sugar, mix
ed thoroughly With teaspoonful baking
powder, then add seven traspocnfuls OF
sweet milk, three wcll-bcaten eggs and a
teaspoonful of some havoring. stir well
.f least five minutes. lake In thin strips.
H. careful that Il does not bake too long.
Now for the pudding, heat one and
ssr-half pints OF milk to near boiling.
STIR Into Il the yolks Of four eggs, one
half tablespoonful corn starch dissolved
10 iktle cold milk. and one-hslf cup Of
sugar. when cool pour this custari
aver t,se slIces Of sponge cake, and cover
MI with . frostlng made Of the beaten
whites of the four eggs, one-hzlf cup OF
sugar and some 6avoring extract.
Set In oven 20 brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
uAaaN FANNY. ~ an AL.

The growing disposition ~ men 10
mafry late IN life IL very .sriou. evil of
modern society. such men usually mar
~ younger women, Who. Ia the natural
order ~ thing, may h. expected Ia sur
Wv. them. E,cn where wilow-rs enter
again Into Inatfimony, they do mo-, Often
take for wives women - cortrspond-
lng, or an approximately corresponding
agr, hut young mtidens, Who are likely
Ia b. left widows. The greater longr,-
iiy IL women la. even Induced some
philosopher. In advise that, on the con-
trary, the Nlfc should d. older than Oh.
husband aud th.rr have bccn some not
ahl. marriages. where that was the case.
The Law of nature commonly stands la
opposition ,o such unions, though u
cannot D. dcnloi that the woman With
whom lad first fall. In love IL very apt
a. H. much III. senior. lie would marry
her II .he would have him for husband,
bat she looks on him a. mere boy, and
usually refuses Ia take hl. love serious
IL. The natural tendency ~ women 10
marry older men seem. % - NJ strong
a. II l. for men Ia marry younger NO
men, else the ainorOu- lads would ~
cci,c an amount ~ encouragement which
ight put ia. average superiority Ia sge
on the .lde ~ the brides. II !. best for
the man aud for the rac- TINT be- should
marry early, II be !. Ia marry at all.
ANY great disparity 10 age between
husband and wife I. misfortune. u IL
better for them Ia grow old together. .o
thai Ia the usual course ~ nature th.
man aud the woman will reach the end
" lthoui any great difference Ia time be-
tug,n them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
ANTS ON TOWELS.

~ ,o texture az quality. that must d.
a question ~ taste ani means, but, II
possible. hsyr q generous supply, and 81
rus,d .lsr. one can rub much drier,
sitter haihlng. With an amplc-.lsed inwcl
than With q small, narruw Que. While
the flr.t cost may h. little mor- Tor the
lafge-slI.i ones, they Will hsi longer
ani - much murr satisfactory In the
sni. II will D. an economy, ton, Ia huy
,l,em Ia the winter. as mast large si"r-.
have clearing salcs" then, When they
can D. hih NJ little aboy, wholesale
prizes. Then they arr more easily soft
snssl aud whitenc,l BY ,clng hung out to
ff.cSc, Ia the cold weather. n u veil "a
have roller towel. Ia bathrooms sn'l
children. room., "a we'll q. Ia 10. kiich-
en-. They Ar- thus more easily Kept la
place. aud morr evenly .oilc'i than the
separate towel. Children arr very az,
a. leave towel on the noot or wash
stand, az Nc one Instead 20 \ wash-clo'h,
bat a roller towel l. safe from all such
nsgloc, Ani misuse.
Prom hong rxt-risnc, Ne flni hncka-
back toa cling wear. Longer than damisk
~ the ordinary dhp.f toNcling. 'rash
/. al.o desirable. ani a. Il comes In all
grades. can b. utilized no, ouly iot hath
ruom bu, Kitchen roller towels. Russian
toscling u also desirable, az II wear.
wrll, L. pleasant to the skin, aud ~lih w..
.nn, hat rough surface helps Ia k~-p
the por-. oI-n. \ hint asto di.h towels.
Tlle.e arr too often made 10 coarse,
hirsh linen. 1he.-. when new, Slll no,
ipc the di.hs. dry, aud after washing
arc apt a. retain a greasy smell. Time
1. .aV-l by u.lng those that arr sofi aud
.omcwh hat fine. Ia. silver linen, as u V
called, that barred With blu. or rel,
Scir, ani washes very we'll aud leave.
no lint b.hini, ani Ne believe u !. quite
a. economical a. Auy. -orangc Judd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

NOW TO SWIM.
There Il M knsck In swimming, albeit
few of us swIm by Instinct. Ilemeinber
the Que indispensable requisite u . con-
hdcnt belief that you cannot sink while
you kcep your hands under water aud
your legs the least la mo'ion. Every
person .hoad know that hIs ar her body
l. specifically lighter than water. Pisin
swimming I. = perfectly easy and simple
operation. Keep your hands open, With
the palms rather concavc, aud the Ringers
close together. so that No water can pass
betw cen them. iysan with chest ON the
water. sud ne you throw your arms Tor
warl your body will assume a horifon-
tai position just beneath the surface.
With SLOW and steady action lct the legs
follow On. motions 90 the arms, or rstb-
er act Simultaneously With tbem. Then
spread the hands so ss to describe hall
circle, the elbows coming close tn the
body aud the hands Ia the chest. few
yard. I. III you will accomplish At hr.i.
keep up your head In all eases, and "
YOU feel any Inconvenience by the water
entering your mouth, close your lips, aud
Il cannot get In. In getting rcsdy Tor
each successive stroke, draw hack your
legs by a simultaneous motion. Keep the
feet vide apart. with th. toes we'll turn
esi out, and az you send out the arms.
Kick the leg. backwards and sidewise tn
the full extent, keeping them separate
until they have described as wide circle
.. possible, the leg. closing together at
the end of each stroke. Press against
the water With the .ole 81 th. foot, snd
not with ,h. toes, and YOU Will make
more easy anil rapid progress. For YOU
must rrcoll.,t that, though the limpli
water divides easily enough as your
hand. ani feet pass through Il, re,l ~
distance I. offered by 7, to the boiy 81 the
swimmer; and II Z. on this resistance
YOU must, a. a certain extent, rely In
propclling yourself forward. without
thI. Simultaneous action ~ Oh. arms
and lcg., Il I. impossible 20 bccome =
good swimmer. In propelling the body
through the water, u I. 10 th. utmost
consequence Ca u.c the fcct property :
and to ,lo .o u l. ncc~sssry to so turn
the anklc-lolnt that, In drawing th" lex
M after the kick, the ln.irp, or upper
part of the foot. offers the smallest ros-
.lblc r-sisianc. Ia the wsisr. This action
~ the ankle l. cxc-~ilngly important,
sni I. indeed Que ~ the great secr-,s 81
good swimming Tn. Family Doctor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

An obi physl<iaa, rvtirei fryw prarsice. having
hal plaoei In NJ. Iasds ny IN Mad India mission
AIRY ihr formula of . simple vefrsasse rv'n~iy
tsoa, Drosehitis, CalaSrh. Asthma AMI all Threat
end Lung Anestious, Alss p.s~itiys ami rsdiical
curs for Nervous Dshiliiy ami III Nervous Com.
piaints. AMER having s~.sci its wonderful curs-
duty 70 MAKE u Known - HE sufsnns fellows.
Artufstci by THE motive and Q desire IN rvtieve
ksasn suGshns. will sesd frvs ef chaype. n
Ill Who sissire " tkis rsrtpe. In German. frvbch
ss,ss. ssss y nh " siSsssiss VII DIP.
n sef or rvv,. s.ssl. nssA.ss.x =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
nN,nnn- >. Al. ,.ar u rr..l.,l. 80 .

pNFOHD. .. -Ma tsar - Probate hril a
frrsbarg. stthln AL 90 tn tuuntT pfbNfuri
oa To- hfst Tu..lay ~ iuns. \ u. i~t
Auxu.tias tRgtii.. Aiminisirstff ~ thc -
lais ~ Ishn Y Haas. lats - ihsnratfA, In sali
Csanty. dssss-st. hatiar prv-sntci hs artoaint
~ almlnst rsiioa ~ The estate ~ ALL ilsrasssl
far allueanrs
UupTHEp. That IT, all Adar. give natiTs 20
tlts .auss - al Jsr-sas intsrv-tsi thrryia. ~
Publishing q sapy 20 thi. orisr thrvs sreks sar
s~-sltsiy To- ti.s Oxf1ri l,ruis-rrat, . n.sslaTsf
pfints-i a faris, In AL toanty, that thsy ullf
spt-HsF 81 Private tsar H. - hulisn a i'srit.
IN sali t"anty. 90 tirs TART Tuesday - JalI
asNt a nlns n'rksk IN the farvaa-su. sal
slss oaa.s, N any thsy have. why Tn sane
shsiati 40 - aiiusvi
sIDIisE 4. WIil>ON, Iuirv.
Atrls csty-sits.t III. a. DAVIS. n.sisasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

A cold Of unusual severity developed
Into difficulty decidedly catarrhal In
all lie characteristics, threatening q re-
turn OF my old chronic malsdy. catarrh.
One bottle Of Ely's Cream balm CON-
pletely eradicated every sympton of that
painful and prevailing disorder.-E. w.
Warner, Rochester, ". Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

oNfoRf. q. ,-Ma ,oun ~ i'rniais - "a
Parts, within anil Cor ~ Ioanif ~
on TIE uiiri rus.iay ~ Juno =. ~ ~ -
Ga the I<tltisn II sallfau " Iiut.hin.. -.
ter ~ Tie lat VIII and Testaufni 1T -
Nakef iate ~ iumfsF,i in All iuuui. 49,. -
pIsyins Cor rccu-e a. Ill aud eYufs1 Al - ~
estate ~ all defes-ri st pulnf ~ pii',
for The payment "a felfs ant lertflfs -
psDfsTb. That ths saii Jetitlaurf ~, -
u al l,srseas intefs-tsi ~ causlnf an i.
~ BIZ I-tition. with this orief uifit'i. ' "a
puhllshtsi thrse wcsks suoFs-ifslf in w. /.
fori iisfnaffst. \ nrssFafef pfintel ~ a
.shl tosnfy that thcy has arfseaf ~ .isf
touit o. ~ ksil a iafis. on ~ tlifl 81
~ July newt. a nine o'etsk In ~ iers -
shsahi nst ~ zFsnfe.i- -, -.
sko..E a. wII.sON, JIG,
truec spy-Atte-t III. &. pANis,hs---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

says: While on the coast 90 Africa I
had three men sick With m,larial fever.
! cured them With sulphur Blttsrs. IL
1. the greatest blood purifier ] ever Jaw.
I Away. keep them In my medicine
che.t.-ship Nautilus. baltimore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

The farmers are Handicapped every
way. Even the zap does not begin tn
run from their maple trres until long
after the market IL amply supplied with
"new maple sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
Doors, Windows and Blinds,
C.L. Hathaway's,
NORWAY.

oNrpgD, % -rrslst. coar,. a. Part. is"s
rsrm. 4. ~ i~l
Oa m ystitisa % Lazy A. fsFtins,
wtlsw n william Y. fsfkias sis 20 rarts In
ALI Ca pty. hscss--i. ErAsiug that boz pvser
msf - - aut 81 her ffum ths rial estate 81
all dssss-ri
OEItEIn. TIA, the alt rs,itisasr ~. Retice
b. an I-cfsans intrrysts.l ~ casing = sapY ~
th's sF,isf D. ~ pabusbci thvs rssks snscss
ivsiy IN ths Otfsri Dsm.rfat printsi a. fsts
that thsy mas appcaT a ffulsats Court =, -
hskt a faus In at Csunty. 90 The thirt ts'-
day % Iaiy newt a hins - ths sisrA In thr Too
as.sn, aa,i shaw Saas. N say thsY have, shY
M sasns shsahi nj o. srsntri
sEDRi.F \. WILSON, Iu'lEy.
Atfus espy-atte-t III. 4 DAVIS. nsEtster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
tn, pAxA's sAmsArAmILL.!

A Thanksgiving Psradox-''Its very
strange observed the boston woman In
Washington market, "that 'undre..ed
turkeys are invarisbiy clothed With .
pennste growth. while the dressed are
absolutely nude"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

"Do brute. have a langusgey' asked
the president of the Mill,ille Literary
Circle, at a recent meeting. "Do theyr'
replied the secretary; "you ought Ia
hear my husband when he lo.es his col
lar button"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
4 ,rrs eep,-sl,s.,"iI.c. nivis. lesI..st
oyvonp, ..,-M oosr Of rrOla,s heli

oNypIiD, - AT Court ot frolats he'll ai
Pants. within asi Tor the t0anty ~ Oxfori
oe the thiri TUESDAY % June 4. ~. I-pi
gsth.stns :. IIewe. Essrutnx on the
s.ta,s ~ Nansie N Hove late ~ Ramfori, 10 ALI
County, deceased. having presented her account
~ administration % The estate ~ all deccs.si
for allowance
onptn.p. That the ALI FNecutr, give
nssios o. al persons Interested. ny esusihs q
copy 20 this of,ier ~ 10 publlsb.sl thre~ s-sks
.nrsssslyeiy In tie ONfsri I,,mocrat printed a
County. on the thlri Tuesday % July nc,t. n
nine o'clock IN thu fOrvBoon. AMI show oau-s. n
any tssy have. Why The sane sh0ail na H.
alhs~ci.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jaixe.
A true oopy-aiis-t Lie DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

When I began using Ely's Cream
balm my catarrh Was so bad ] had
headache the whole time and discharged
large amount of filthy matter. That
has almost entirely disappeared aud ]
have not had headache slnce.--J. III.
Sommers, Stephney, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

OXFORD. 49, Al q Coar .f Probate he'll a.
Paris. within ant Zoe the Couhty - ONfuri. on
tis thlr,i TUESDAY ~ June, 4. II. I-yl.
FHfDtnlgk y. HALL, namssi tNs~utsf
To- q certain instrument puu,ortinE a. 10 thr AT
VIII AMI Ts-tsmsnt of lIahiAh y. foof. late
~ Ansiossr In ssid ,ounty ie..ssri. having pre-
-snls.i the same fof ffvlssls
DsDfhtn. That The .sAl tterutsr give nsflnr
b. al I.r--,u. inisrvslssi 10y causing sopy % thl.
orisT o. - publi.hs-i thrvs wrek. sarre-sitely
IN the Otfori i,,u,s-rat pfints.i az rar.. that
they may ApJ-ar "a q Prelsatc tour 81 L. hshl a
shaw causs N any they have. Why ths sAli
instruinspt shoahl nj 10 proyet, approved anil
alio~e.l a. On. last VIII AL Tcstauasnt 90 sali
desrs--i ARii that all frr'ierisk D. Hall 10 az
I-slBtei tNecutor.
sEOgGE A. WILSON, Ju.txe.
a true oopy-aits-t Ill, q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

UrHEREAs. y. Webster nhriiEs - Dsthsl
w IN n Ceanty - Oxfsr'i snt stale ~ Maine
~ his usortzAze desi dstsi The s-th dsy 10 ps.s-
hsr In IN year ~ oar Lori one thoa.snd sight
haniiresi aasi sizhty ant rssoriet In ths Oxfer,i
Esgt.try ~ Dcs-is hook -. psze 81. conveyed
D. ule AMI ~ one iiAnash ~. CashInsa q eeftsin
parcsi q nal estate situstesi In nrttel IN ssii
Ssanty u OXfof,i ant ds-criisd a. follows a.
via La uumlsrei eight In tie third rsose %
tsts In ssid Eethel eNcsytns AMI rc-sryinx -
ulash % All "a a. ws- decsie.l W VA Este- 81
james 4. :. nsftstt supl-s-ssi o. IL twenty ave
aerss move 80 80. AMI tsinz The esme prv,ni-e-
csaysse-i D. all Ethriiss By AID Camminss
ansi tushnssn b their dsri dated Dstelsr
- ia. ami whsFes- the all Hannah N. Cn-h-
lnan Ia. decea-ei AMI thu uadsrsiEnsf
has l<sn duly appointed AMI gaAnhs-i a. sxcca-
tar ~ hsr AT ~ih AMI testament ami whereas
tks esnsiltion- u ssii mortgage de~i have hem
br,sksa. ns~ therefore. BY sss-sn ~ ths brraeh
~ me oestItioa thsvof eiaim forcclsssrv %
ssif mortnca
Paris. June =. issl.
RAn-sm n. Cummings, Exeeutcr
% tbs kst Win and Tr~tam~nt % Hannah II.
CasAnAn- NJ a. L. Davis. HE Atssrs<y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

pNfORD, - Ma 'uuu ~ frH'Hf Il
faris, Within snii fuf ~ tuunit Hf 'A -
the thiri Tuesday ~ lunr. 4 10 l-.
90 thr fsttian - Mary ~ cha. a
nn-,ks "a al dcttssrs unItfr e. a.t ri.
testaNsnt % Dsfii q. nr,1s.l f. laif H' 80
all toanty, iersasct, pnFing o. %
sol csaseY the rial sstur FOL adj -
ant dittis ~ prfre.-is snlang Co. ri.'
49, a. pruskis-i ~ ~tsfuis 80.
bHpfEEn, That ~ salt Ist.t..rfr ~ -
% All T-srsons tntsnrsts-i, 20 saasing ih i.
~ thsir rgfition. with tiis orirr CO. Al,
pubnshfsl thr~ wceks sufocsslfslf pm a
All tpuntY, that tileY uiaY anls'af M 800
touft. o. - hsil "a rafis, go tiu illf'i -
lsie ueHt, "a nine o'ehsk o. ~ faff.. -.
show csa-e. II any tho have. ~ ~
shoahi NJ l@ xfantssi. -.
sEORsE \. wfisuN, joe
true oopy-aticst N. q. DAVIS W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
-. ,A,.-A..x,.-m.,,..L

prom Que wori ~ ten letter. ever sori
In ths following paragraph may D. forms-i
~ lsttsf l. u-s,i AM tu0rv time IN any
suri thsn q ucyur~ iu the original ~of'i
~b,rh mean. 'vlaiing % Temperature
'Oh. moibsf bear At - nam
nail Earth ALT -. 30 show ~ last Q
all us II slnss tsle. o'sf the 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

l. A church . \ metal A large
oori 4 pint
I To unfold : 4 rod } Certain tpo>
4 A bonls Zoe hirds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

OXFORD, % --Na ,euu ~ rtulaic hsli al
Parts. sithin ansi Coz tts tountF ~ uafurl. un
the thlri TussiaT "a Jane, \ N t-li
ti~nsfsf n. iiut,kins ant lirary = Neintifs.
naFisst lNsf utars IN aesftaln nstfument pau-4ft
ins D. - IN. ls.t " iil aai fs.tamsut ~ iuhu
hatiar pfy.sntssi ths sane fuf frtsiaatr
OabtHNn, That ths all tsrgutnrs give
natios D. all Isf-pn. tntsrvstsi. by causins q
Pans that thry NAY apt-af a q fruisats tuur
b. ~ hsii al Fans. In ssli toanty. on The thiri
Tuesday - iuiy ncNt. Al nine a'sk-k In
a.. fsfvno-sn, at shas saa-s, N aRy thsy haze.
.hy the all lnstrInisBt shsuki ~ pfDgs.i Az
pr,ts.i ani alLgsvi As tle AL VIII ahi Te.ts
Inent ~ said dsssss-i.
srORGE 4. wIi.SO>, Ju.ig,.
A true copy-atisst III. a. DAVIS. Ils.n.,sr.
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A bead line In our morning coutempo-
rary. 'editssi by old soldiers,- r-.sis /;
''One More Veteran Less" The writer
possibly meant TO say: ''One I<ss Vet
eran Mofr''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
oxroRD. :. -Aiarrl.als coar, h.lI A. IA

OXFORD. ss Alta Probate Cears he'll a rari.
within ant Cor the County % Osfyri on the
thirt Tuesday of June, A. u. lssif
Oa the petition of Nstitis Morrel a ala. heir
81 lag of the estate of Emstine IiSirion late Of
Huh neh In salt County derea-sst, praying Tor
the aptolntmens % Itas-eli rratt % lisek leli
administrator OF sski estate.
OnBNkHD, That n.slee Of the forexulng petl.
tion te pubIishe.i fsr three vseks suecc-.issly,
prior ts The thiri Tuesday of Juiy, a. u. I-sl,
In The Oxfori Democrat priste'i al farf., In -sid
County.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jusirv.
a true eopy-attrst Ill. q. DAVIS, Itesisser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
,. .tonG, 4. wI,.soI , Js,.,.


ONTDED. .. Ala Csart ~ rrulsAis hsii a
rar.. un tss thiri Tuesday % jane. lot.
,hAfts. ~ frnce. s.uariian ~ " swami ani
Mar 4 Mitshrli niinnf shlhlrvn ansi heir 20 "
% hhshsii iats ~ Hal nsti. In ali sounty, 'is
ess.s-i, hsttns pfs-sntri ~. sss"unt 81 saarllsn
ship ~ .sid sari. for aiysanrs
OHpgHtp. That th- alt sasrliAR give
nstiss ~ al I.f.ons tntrrvsts-i. BY causnx eupy
~ I'M. orisf D. - puhilshs-t thrive ~csks sarsss
.it,iy In ~ U,fsri i,sms. raj prihtei Al Paris.
that thsy may apg-ar A q fr,,hstc tuur o. -
bski Al Paris. IN .slt touuty, oa the thiri fass
day of July nsNt. "a . o'Cksk In ~ fsrrns-1n
anil .hss ssuss, N any thsy have. abr ths same
shoati not - sl1s~I
GEDHsE 4. WILSON, js,isr.
true ropy attest Ill 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
pASA's s,GsArARiLLA cuH,s,

IF marriage !. q failure aid l.inks.
what on earth Il an engagement -
"onlv a temporary embarrassment, "
aid Maude
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Adults take two teaspoonfuls 81 John
sons Anodyne iiniment, In water for
cramps aud chills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Nine'y-nine men out of every hundred
believe In their hearts thst a dsy 81
Judgment will come, and inety-sight
Of them secretly believe that some
how they will be overlooked in The
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4 city In France and coaausrur -ho
i-rsiss-,i a.
They told him s'sn The mighty deep
iii. siugiy sway cnui->-ssi
: wi...i sinE ~ >,stua iius
. Nrthplscr ~ = S.ottish queer.
- th~ mighty -iusdrun dying
To w,.-i anil stone hi. Knee be t"ws
The Lard from Orsbsy'. utnso-,
t.1uni.
t. ebsrs Twr.Si'. silver water. run-