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Our readers will remember that our
business office is at No. 2103 First St.
where we can always be found. We
would be glad to have you call at any
time and give us the news.
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The w. r. G. will meet this after
noon for initiation and make arrange
ments for joint installation in the even
ing. VIM III. Lyle Post No. 81 G. A.
r. will install officers on the same Oc-
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On account Of the change OF date
from Saturday to Friday evening, OF the
"ARGUs Benefit 1t was impossible for
Elder and Mrs. G. c. Goines to be
present. 1t being the evening Of their
annual church meeting.
The southern argus., 1892-01-14

Our correspondents are especially
requested to write upon one side of the
paper only. 1t is not only annoying to
the printer, but it is very troublesome
when he receives 'copy" written upon
both sldes of the sheet. Please
remember this and continue to send us
vour news items.
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op plUMB'S estate is estimated
I, nuo GOO. This is the figures given
4 0l' n,r;r Hood business manager Of
.l.D dpad statesLIl'ln'
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HI Smith was elected chairman OF
the board of county commissioners AT
their regular meeting last Monday after
noon. The board now consists OF
chairman III. D. Smith, Il. Clayton and
w. Ii. Deesler.
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a kansas City Sun, (Kansas,)
u III this wee K with the front
'O'" nrioted in colors emblematic Of
III, smtIower State.
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ARRAM j. SEAY, Of Missouri.
anointed by the President, Gov
""' III I.fOklahOma Territory.
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FORT SCOTT KANSAS, THURSDAY JANUARY IA, 1892.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The publisher of this paper will visit
Southern Kansas and Missouri during
the coming week.
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..nrR nRTGGlST. !"

Hello. There they are! Pretty
plush Albums and all kinds Of Christmas
presents nj +. ). Caples' from DC up.
GaIena, Kansas.
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Saturday about two O'Clock an alarm
of fire was turned in for an incipient
blaze at the corner of First and Clark
streets, the department responded
promptly to the call. The nre was
located in the watchman's shanty on
the Gulf road. No serious damage was
The southern argus., 1892-01-14

An elegant variety Of Wall Paper and
Drugs aiF. ). Caples', Galena, Kan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
NOTES AND QUOTES.

some 20 the new hats snd bonnets
hs,e .trins. that tie uui"r the chin
with long end. falling from there 10 the
FOO, ~ the drcss.
The most graceful bows Ar mad. by
looping the rihbon into several irr,gu-
lar lengths. holding them In place be-
tween the finger, pinch-i together la
the middle, ani then winding th~m tight
Is In place with several twist. 10 thread,
tying the end. IL the same t. prevent
unraVellng Then cover the thread With
q twist az rib,ron. The thread confines
without stitching the ribbon lpop. into
".ei' look az sewing them together
does.
The newest skirts. which arr made
over foundations ar ssIi1rst. linlugs,
have bo budding about the foot, the I'm
Ing being edged With \ narrow plating
81 .ilk or 70 the drcs. goods. and pro-
te,ted und meath by a dust ruiilc 81 six.
An effective trimming for q handsome
cloth boiice !. deep corsclei 90 Jrt
made IL close-.et rows, with shoulder
straps 81 the SANE.
The genuine molr. antique, In Vide
water waves, In black striped With col.
orei hair-llnes 81 satin, u Que al the
richest material. imported for rather
quiet, though drcssy toilets.
There I. great liking for elasticity
drapsd gowns. made la thin materials,
With long wing sleeves, the more staiu-
esaue the better. The wstieiu backs
are made Ia new style. the fullne.. he
tween the shoulder. formed with pouf
Of the material introduced, which wii-
en-. Into the back breadth. The princess
.hspe, with a contrasting front breadth,
I. the prevailing style, aud loug-looIrd
ribbon bows are Introduced. \ triple
cape Il often feature on the shoulders.
For the frat spring wear, the suits of
round-skirted gown and long. plain jack
II IL the gown material will b~ service
able street costumes. One OF this Kind
worn nov !. brown tweed. trimmed In
hands % b-,ycr, get on bias stripes oil
brown velvet. The skirt clears the
ground, and the Jacket, shorter than the
thrce-quarter. Il fitted loosely In the
back and cut straight In front Ike the
ehe,iot coats 10 the winter. Made ut
lighter goods. the.e suits may h. sum-
GENTLY trimmed by groups of stitching.
IL IL not considered omlnous for ladies'
to wear black st weddings, Ne hereto
fore; on the contrary, black, relieved
with color, !. greatly worn.
vefy few new woods are exhibited.
Among the few are somr pretty snow-
storm woolens crossed by stripes OF pale
blue, pink or yellow.
We are without doubt returning To
the severest form of the empire style.
AMI young girls often wear lace now.
which In old days was considered bad
style. Hut there IL lace and lace, aud u
must BE- Of light make. MANY besuti-
full reproductions of ancient laces are
sold tinted deep yellow. Large balls
Of ribbon, which sway with the move
meut Of the wcArer, have found their
way 70 sklrts ~ well a. bodices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
4 Dssgat.s .f I've.

I, was saturday evening, on Sixth
s,r~-,. just before dark.
Two little rublery chunks Of brown
scu,tlei over the uneven sidewalk.
around rickety wooion rteI-. and b.
the hanging stable doors. In nal haste
for a hiding place. while the third
plunged her shiny little fac. into thu
depths % very doubtful blindness. amid
her spreading pudgy fingers. against the
whiiswa.he,l weather boarding. and
shrilly pil.~l In the dusky air
"One- twO-th'e-- 90. tv' -sit -sel-n-a-ni-
ten. III spy. lucky ~. debble git yo'
wen y die! Lay low. w'iis folks, TO
a-cumin!'
4 sudden. unexpected rush from b.
hind the nearest door. and four tat little
hand. spanked the wall like a drum.
zone. two. thee for me. ipat fust'-
"So y didn't
"Dii. de-si an double did
"why.y.y.y. Clemcutiner IleigcrpAfl
How kin y darsiy-
"Dcc,lcn ! did. Lily Cousins pat
thee pats o. you bunk ayin IA wall .
all. Crust m haht. crost m libbcr. folks
what lio don't lib 90 ebbcr. Now then.
y better blieyc me. Go hunt Annicf'
Two hg. Eat. ruuni. suggestive eyes
rollci over until they borc direct upon
the putting Clemen,ina.
"Whsr i.h shsg Whispered the el,on
Lily's most whcc,lling tone.
"Aint crgoni.r tell You Jus 90
hunt, AMI Cleneuiin, backed against
the boaris with decision Ani yirtuous
vacancy.
Bu, I.ily never budg~l. Her stuhby
little to-. were pigrun~i Agains, thu
curh. Her big eyes tolle'l duhiously up
AMI down the bounds % the game Then
. subtle CLEAN cru-s"l tho~e midnight
Orl-. In manner that was careless
calmnc-s. nonchAlancv and s-ri-ntins
.uggr-tiycne,s AL Ia one. she pnkcl Der
hAni into her dandy little p-kct. ION
gu,i.r rece - wasr was AL che aid.
"DOnt kc,g, don't kccr! Amt crgun.
ter tell. Amt -rgunter tell You Jus
~ hun, you-selfr yocifcrais~l the moor.
rup,ible Cl-mentina. glazing up AZ the
cold Ky aud husiling her hands lshini
her. out 20 temptations way.
but Lily either dill not hear OF I'D
~; heed. Tier face was SphynHlikc.
AMI her calm voice went soiily on. "Om
20, two pieces cr wAI. ami shr plumTsl
Que In her mouth AMI snackci her full
liIs lusciously
"Dunt kerr Amt erguntcr tell. no
how came the unfaltcnng rrjolnder.
bat Ccm.niinA's mouth began 90 water
ut the corners. anl she swallowed harl
Mighty gOpi waN' Yum.m-m' Yum.
MINI Srhlos h-schlosch-.chl0sch-eru-h
losh!' loudly chcwcl and chamTrd the
wicket icmp;rcs.. with smacking liI-
opcn mouth. AMI jaws rccking with
gummy. liqui delight. while Que hanl
stretched pllcilly cut 81 tho tortured
Clemcn,ina. Who closed her eye, hun
grily
"Umpah, Ah.h.h' lluf.uT-uf" pufrl
the wicked l.ily. waiting her sugary
breath into the very nustrils - the quiy.
.ring elemental. "ili. gol!y! Thisher
waH's norful gOol' An ih' udlcr hunk.
III biggest. an goiteT gilt paper ON ",
an cr gum rubber 1 snap. an CT pitcher
carl'''
4 grimy hand crrp, out from the
checked apron. eager fingers, yet ~
luctAni. cloael huFris,lly upon the bribe.
a. ClencniinA's voice. emanating FROM
her very shoes, gasP,d, "Dhind ia
cohncob bin In ia coal shaid'
The dark dccl was done!
Bcnedict Arnold hal betrayed his
country. 49, Cincinnati Commercial Ga.
rctie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
A. A,,,,.,w.,,.,.

II 10 seldom that womsn's curiosity
leads her 10 the inorgne. but during the
past week there have b-cn quite = num-
Der there. among them were two ladies
that looked at the body Of the then un.
known hoater who was found In the
river at S-,lamsville.
"Do you know him. asked Sup-rin-
tendent shaw.
"No.- replied one Of the ladies' hesi.
tatingiy. "but ! think know his mother.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
A NEW VERSION.


.uh. mo,hsr, tsks the rlsqvss avay
And Iat them out ~ sight.
ror am aimo<i tired 10 death.
Iosnnot paint tonight.
III tell yoa all sbsat u N yoau iissse
mother. dear.
~ come ssi 80 b-sids me On my listss ~
scsk here.
-yoa hoard the wedding t>Iis tonight
IIis welding It'll. thsy ~tre.
I'm very Glad they ~sre not rsissS
I'm Glad be married hsr.
on, hoe can . Nv. thfvagh u.
Ny hearts ~ full q sbesri
You tried =, hard IN catch him. but 30
ccaldnt. me,bsr. dear.
-M.-- frishshg came sfnonsus
with her blushes svest and nhs.
with ruby No. aud pesriy ,ss,h,
lar l0ssller than nine.
We. they ~sre manufactured excuse TINS
joyful tear.
abe dii u. mothsr. dear.
In yAia yoa arxr.i me. mother.
To Pat safline On Iuy hair.
AMI wssh my lip. sith ocnlibs.
And blush q ru-ss weaf.
bat n year hind sairssties never ~oah
give ear.
They dllnt Gu, . figure. 10. thsy diiht.
mother. dear.
-fcacs 10 Joa. Mr.. Msneyt><-,
Ani hApplnes. for life,
"a - an ola maid all my dsy.
before % - yoar ~ifs.
Sow. mother. I viii .0bsr down. am not
crafy quite.
hat piss.s o. take the plaques s-sJ. ! can
m, paint tonight"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED WITH

Ayers ~afsarari'a anf a'irf fr.e r.'.t
81 th.s trratmfut 80 uat r.r ...T ...
o. AS most sttfaUfi.raT H.a a. H.F
dnirest here can tssufY NH Oh 81
Iarrss NairafaIsn. Nrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

NOTE.
Persons using or wishing to use
DR.. Dams Vegetable Remedy
can consult hlm irrc az uur offices.
Those not able a. visit NJ, bat wishing
a. obtain Dr. Dams opinion % their
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give q clraranl concise histor ~ their
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adiress
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
jonN WlL KEEP QUIET,

A Young married couple Who live In
an apartment house up In Madison ave
nue., went out to dine last Sunday after-
noon and 80 they had allowed the serv-
ants the came privilege, the apartment
VAS deserted when the owners returned
In the early evening. when they had
disembarkcd from the elevator, aud the
lord Of the household began 90 tumble
for the keys, he MAS Mortified to discov-
er that that they were either Loot OF
,nugiy ensconced at that moment in
some other and Inaccessible pocket.
carrie" he said, In stricken tones,
II thlnk-I'm afraid-thst IL, 1--we
left my keys~
"You don't mean L." .he calculated.
~ really do" he sald, fumbling per,-
ously In impossible hooks aud crannies
Of clothing for the longri for bunch.
"fhe elevator boy Of course has .
Key announced his Wife. "Cali him"
"Ther- are only two, and we have
boti," he answered, briefly, stili fumb-
ling In a hopeless way.
"CAn You pick the lock. Ed~ardr'
che asked.
~ va. not educated for a burglar.
Caroline"
"Theu We must send for locksmlth."
"To-nlght-no shops open. am
afraid w.. must either break the door az
send for the superintendent" he aid
deci.ively.
They rang the hell Cor the elevator,
aud Sat dismslly on the stairs till u
came.
u !. q terrible thing In alt on an
apartment house stair and your own
door closed against you.
John said the kcyless proprietor,
when the elevator arrived, "lia,e you a
Key that will III our docrr'
"No, sir."
"Is the superintendent In the BALD
Ingr' =,
"iIs Ia. wen, to Harlem, air, to spend
the evening"
Two grosns.
'John, you are no, large man"
"No, sir"
"Da YOU suppose" with q CLEAN 81
hope "ihst u offered YOU dollar and
boosted. you could squeeze through the
transomr'
~ might try, sir"
IL wish YOU would" There VAS .
rattle % coins. foliosei by much shut
ding. pushing sud .qulrming. aud al
length only pair % Irregular elevator
boy leg., capped by pair Of dil.p'dst-
81 .ho~., r,mtln~i In sight. Having
gon. that Car. John stuck.
"iii th-r-'" came IN mufi'ci tone.
from the half inside.
"Ne.."
"rry the door"
The luckle.. fat owner turned the
knob aud. To- al. A.ioni,hmeni, IN. door
op.n-i, and iY.iie, hsnging Ia ia. lcck,
"a. the banch of Keys.
Caroline" b. whispered, "the door
oi-n-xasnt lacked n sll."
swell. you're . car,lc.. thing, and
YOU oaght a. D. ashamed IL your."li for
leaving the at unlocked" she DECLARED
emphatically. =.
Hut her husband dii not hear. lie
give a dual pull at the dangling human
~ over the door, aud landed u on uh"
lnside.
John, b- .aid, AnNioa.ly, lyon can
keep quiet somsiim..f'
''~otnetimss, sir."
"ilery'. another dollar. You under
stand"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

MONEY!; !: go: ~: :! ::,.,'-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Ne. sa-n,si,e.i D..s,s Ass.sss@

The prim.is AMI finals name musical In
strumsnt. mentioned In the Bible The
upper horizontal % Ave. the name Of .
very interesting character and book Ia the
The second % i've. the title
% rv-g-ct signifytng Master. Teacher. :
given by The jews 20 their dcrto~ and
teAeherS The row ~ four . s~evd. my
tsricas worl worn upon the b~at u
AArun. the high priest The row q four
a Land opposite jericho from which
Mo-. bshsli the promised land The rvw
% eight. the Egyp,isn ~ho cast Jc-ph
into prison The ru~ ~ thr~e. . woman
who prOtsbly iiv~i to gr-si ses. hut the
Account % whom clo-s- with the birth u
her thru 20. =. mentioned The roc VI
I've. ooe % the earliest srtihce~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
CAV IsIs M SOL

~ for Que am glad "a -. this .lsigh-
ing 60" all . ciiifen Yesterday a. h.
taidl-d through the .lush IN front OF
the po.t oiiicc.
"I,ut whyf" Was asked.
"Ile,au.e u makes ll,r. ~ The .cor.-
make. liar. of men Who would scorn Ia
lIc about ANYTHING else"
"t'lcs.e explain"
~ man wlo awn. a horse and cutter
stand. ready AMI anxious 10 I've about
the pace 81 hi. nag. met q dorm M n
Yesterday Nth horse. which canno, 60
mile In foat minute. 4" save their
ncrs., and ey,ty one II ih"m ~. rut
down q. low q. 90. rode down With
rig which coal not oNsrtakr a .trrei
rar. anil vet M. owner solcmnly assured
the that ", we're dolng little better
than J 90. aud he va. afraid 81 srre't
for fat driving"
"lat don't mcn I've except during q
run ~ .lelghiugr'
Not the hundr-,ith part. Th"rr 90 Hs
a. - something about tn GID" ~
sleigh that produce. rvCkles.nc-. aud q
tendency Ia living Hunt mp your ac-
ausinianc~.-go out among the .l"igh-
fl,lsr.-lntrr,isN osnsrs IL nsg., sol
..c II you don't agrre Nth me. ,e''
.lr. COOL .l-ighing make lar. by the
dorm, and I'm glad Ia sse tll" snow GO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

lsys chair on th. rcor In the mAnpss
shown In the cut 10 the right Ash ono
ons 10 kBs.l co the t~rk lar AMI take mp
~ith hi. mouth piece - sugar LAID On the
forward sbi - the chair Appsrutly this
- very eNsy thing To do, but N the s,I-rt
msu,sr !. nos oarful TO knesl In such swsy
,ha, the o.u,sr % gravity ~ his boiy h 10
hind the "a, the chair will tip over -
shown In the cut 10 the left
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Tn. ,h.,.. Of an. EhIn..

Little Paul hal meinoriEed biz nj
poetry In order Ia celebrate his nother''
birthday. They were In the parlor an
he bccsn his address, sut broke down
lie attempted IL once or twice. but on
each occasion his memory failed him,
IIis father. however. prompting him
started him again with the old result
The poor little fellow burs, into tears.
TRY II s,ill once inore. Paul"
lie did 80. the tears running down hi.
cheeks and sobs breaking his uiterances.
lie began;
How much r,joioed sm o. ssy.
And smile. mamma, l-c.a-s this day. etc.
-Flieg.nde Batter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
uIs Gs-.t Need.

Bearded s,rangrr-Madam. you ma,
not recognize the. but years ago, wher
but little child lived next door. ans
one day In my childish romps l los, I
button from my coat. had no mother
- You know. and shall ! ever forget
madam. that you took me Ia and seweC
another button on for me. All. madam
brushing away q tear. through all thes'
years I have treasured that little buttor
A. q sacred relic. aud here u H.
Kind Lady-well. my good man
what can DO for you nowi
BEARDED Stranger-All ! need Is an
other coat.-Clothier and furnisher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

An oil rhy. ician. retireil from prsstice. having
nal plsce In NJ. hsnsis by an kast isiia rnissi.s
sry the fertaalA ~ Q simpls vegetable remedy
for tb~ sI-eiy ant y-ermznsnt eur~ ~ tcesufap.
ties. Brseshitis, Catarrh. Asthnaa snd ell Thrcsl
asi Lung Arcstiees, ai-o o t-s.itive sni ratiical
cure fer Neryess D~hitity snsi oil >srsvas Con
plsists. aftsr having tc.t<si its woassrfsi surs.
duty ta nah. 10 knovu ~ his Suffering IsiLsws
Aetuatet Nv thi. usSive ant desire ~ rehsvs
human suffering. viii ssni FREE of charge. "
eli Who d~sirv u. this rociT~. In German. frvash
using. sess by mall By sidressias With ssanp,
"a. SSIn' 20 fs.sr.' nL<l. Rochester. MT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
-. si.-u,..,. .. n. ruled.

The word u-,i 20 hll tb. nr>t hlshk ~iil
Gil the soconi by omiiiins the hr>, lsitsr
the third by th. wori u~si In the s~cood
b,Ank stth oos letter 0snittssi
A. ! stool on the top - the mountain,
shs~ hal gone ~ air nly~slf Que fns day
L>st summer. ! l-san gssing at the t-.uti
ful valley bslo~. with it, = fields, grs~sy
plain. and silvery winding sir,ams ~
ihs bcarly exhausted by walking up The
mountain Aisi the - the principal lnmi
nary. thOaght t-~t Ia ~ home anil -
-Dussthing Ny hrythsr me, me At the
door anil tod me that BE- hal ts,n = schoo,.
ami that N. only destruction be hsi ~
o,ivcd IN bis wrting lc--oas wss tia, be
should Alway. cruz -"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Bulanch- Mi.. smilaI la. simply =
wonderful memory.
wooden Why. what proof hAs shs
given - w
Why. ! me, her at a supp-i
.t night. AMI she not only reminded
m. about oar being engaged lat sum
mcr. bat gave me number Of the de
f All. -HbsfDn Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Ne "a. A~a.,as G,p.r,~.s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
An Ali. Tis..sis,.

A. a young man passed along the
street q resident remarked Ia q visitors
THAT /, one % our ablest hnanciers."
"why. I am a.tonishe,l." was the re-
pig. "IIs doesn't look To be over twenty
i've
"IIe isn't - old as that even"
"IIow dos b. happen 10 IL % sue
ccssfulY'
BLAMED N know. lie came her. a
stranger thrce y-ars ago. with nothing
sicsp, his good looks. aud today he IL
the husband u the richest woman In the
town. --Dct-Oit Frce Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

rr.r.r.i ~ n, = q. Aysfs' Ice. 81 -.
AL ~ sI pfugs.is. iufst 80 ..I. 90. o..
Cures others, will cure you
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
kspt Csaat.

DIT went with her mother 10 church
one Sunday aud was a. demure a. post
DE. She listened with absorbing inter
1T while the minister r~si through the
hymn beginning "As pant. the hart Tor
cooling streams. when she Whispered 10
her mother. why. mamma, there are
iwo pair q pants In tina, hymn. New
York Tubune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
IIow I'Xi.IGIsIyT

IL !. to see a beautiful chlid's face di,.
figured with vile humvr-, bursting
through the skin In plmpies, blotche.,
aud sores, and slddrr still, when the
Young anL Innocent are laughed nc and
iwittssi la all such cascs. Parents should
give them that good and pure remedy,
Sulphur IIittrrs, which Will search AMI
drive out OF the blool every particle Of
humor.-Ilcilth Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

AZ w.s wslking aioag the show oos
tssutlsil mOruihs last Summer. ~h<n TIE
hiris ~crv singing sAyg In The trrcs l
p'cksi up from the >.Bi . mAriss plant
snl On ahalyEihs Il fOaDi u 10 oootAia
the following
1 4 large holy % water. That -hieh
pruiucs. plants = frssiom from p.iA
want % snhisty 4 4 female sheep 4
Paper. too. stc.. 10 stop the charge 81 .
guh q A prunOuh Z \ useless plant
I. \ bird MOi.tur,
Qasp-what did pict from the sADt
anil What dii IL coutAln'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

No Ss-ConibisaiIon- L Begun 2 Bs
tide ! B~trsp Iiehesi B~uiga
& Bceline :. Bstray
No 50 Triangle from ! to 10. wssh
ingtOa. II IN 70. Canilemss. I. ". ITO ~
a.. . TO u, spa, To ~, helm. ) TAI "a. insbe
sto IS normal. To II. GOalAri. . To "a
TRACTION. 30 u. Orvhesir, 10 To n uumis
matte
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Leopard
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Asa,e 8 Pale. over. N--ts IL
l. s,ups 2 Turn ugcd iiecs
8 End~d Ill / Csrs 2 Alive s kipsa
Z Eyena s sens
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4 Circum vent 4 Con ,eai 5 P~ vent
No 0-CkAr.de Cartoy
No A-wori building 4 Di>e our
sse 2 super. bunsisnoe Inn on 'oaa
Z Pyr~thrum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Amer using Ely's Cream BALM two
month. I va. surprised To- nnd that the
right no.tril, which Was closed for over
twenty years, wss open and free a. the
other, aud can use II nov ss could not
do for many years. ! feel yerv thank
full. II. Cresseugham, s75 18th 81.
Hrooklyn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

When an unmarried woman says she
has remained single from choice, do not
he 90 rude a. TO ask ber "irom whose
..l.l...ssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
A cst,.s. sss...,is..

A certain gentleman who was deco
'aiel on the iith % July Last went 10
The r-gisirar's Office 81 grt q copy ~ his
srthc.te % birth. When u hal bcen
handed 10 him h. r'Al u carefully, and
dandy smiling aid % the clerk.
Couldn't You ALI Cneyalier de IA L.
zion d'lionneuTF Petit Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
Tn. 80 Part of IA.

Beavrr-Tbat wa. sad thing about
Dildsrwick lie ordered . se,eniy Ave
.lollar overcoa,. aud the day after u was
delivered b. was taken down with ~.
phoid. and won't b. able to wear u for .
year.
Melton-will he b. able 10 wear .,
neat yeari
Beayrr-Oh. ye- But think % hav-
ing to wear new oyercost the same
year you pay f5r u -Clothier and Fur
nishsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

she-i though, your brother hal de-
cded io get married in the evening.
lle-Ilo had. ba, was 20 lie his bos,
man. and q Al sht difieulty presented ~
ELI
She-lnde,,i, Pray. what was ~
Ile-we couldn't both wear the same
Tres suit.-Clothisr aud furnisher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15
No So. Hiatt ~aa.r.s

An aqueous medicine coaiAinins bot 10
tie ms,licinal AGENT, r,id. pietuv a-.si -
Asymbol by the North American indians,
paragraph q nsws, sCrgursi name .
VERT. litter irum boston
4 lighthouse. spiral cord. an s.,rn
gent ALT. tie ~,lss - Tsh. an ANNA! .
epn.orant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Mis-. iIe..ie II. lIcdloe, ot burlington,
VI, had q disease at the scalp which,
caused her hair to t-come very har.h aud
dry aud To- fsli 80 freely size scarcely
d.I-i comb IL. Aver. Hair Vigor gave
her a healthy scalp, and made the nsir
beautifully thick aud glossy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-15

Iunksr-Ever sinc. can remember.
Ii.s Flypp. ! have searched Cor the beau-
tiul. Oh. true. aud the good.
Mis. Hypp-On. Mr.. bunker. this I.
io sudden but You may speak 81 papa
New York Sun.