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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22


No 1.>-ChArAie. COw-slip
No xa.- Mstsgram' Either. lithsr
withsr. hithsr. either.
No M Eight Points PuIrle. This feat,
although a merely mechanical one. esnno,
b. effected unless the person attempting
II proc-s,l. la IA. following order The
frst counter you place. say, upon point \.
move u Ia the point D AMI leave u there.
The second countsr you place upon the
point n, move IL 10 A and leave IL there
The third you plsc. upsn q. move u 10 u
and lssv. u. the fourth you place upon Is
ami move IL to q. the nth upon D.. and
move ID IA II. the saith upon u. aud move
IL To y. the -~ysnth upon Z. and move u u
II. and finally place the eighth counter
upon {. when every point 81 the s,ar vii
h. cosrr~i The solution lies simply Ia
these words. Always slide one to the last
point you started from" Thus. n you
b-sin at y and Aide one 90 A. >sni Que Il
A. and 50 On till you have ~, the ~hols
% them ON.
No 81. Literary Women. I. NAry A
Liy,rmor,. 2 Caroline Norton. lie
becca Harding Davis 4 EllIabsth Bar
rtt drowning. s Olive Thorne Miller
@ Amslie Rive. . Charlotte NJ. Yong-
q Louise Chandler Moulton- y Harriet
Beecher stowe 10 Margaret Fuller. H.
Jean lngelow. n Marietta liolley. II
Caroline lee ilentr. H. Adelaide Anns
Proctor Is ClArs Erskine Clement "a
Sarah NJ Is. Pistt II. Frances Po~eI
Cobb. - Julia Ward Howe.
No sta-rrsnsposition: Teak-tAks
No xa-Double Aer~tie. Mania.
Attic. SteeK spirE PrimAls-MAs>
finAls-Aerr. Combin~i-Mssssere.
No. 9l-Rsysrsal: Drsws-sward
No SS-Missing Letter Proverb. II,
Is the last straw that breaks the camel,
hack"
No xs-Prssidsnts Of the United
States: I. Pierce. 2 Taylor. 4 Garfield
4 Washington s. Grant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

NOVELTIES IN TABLEwARE.
The latest thing In silver cracker,jars
are glass In oval shape, rather Low and
broad, With high silver tops. They
stand on silver tray.
Among the novelties Are Get Of plates
In shaded green greatly resembling the
natural cucumber rind.
Handsomely pollshed ahells, which
are the glft of friends or souvenirs Ut
some trip, are utilized for bonbon dlshes
by placing them on sllver tripods.
spoons Of mother-of-pearl accompany
them.
Among the new importations are white
and gold china. Besides being gold
banded. Il is sprigged all over With gold
flowers.
Very handsome tumblers have . band
of gold At the top. :.
There LA great variety Of silver fruit
dishes. A very handsome one 10 .
round howl richly ornamented With
raised aud perforated work, on low
standard with round, knob.llke feet.
An odd frult-,iish IL large aud daring,
with smooth surface, aud the only
ornameutation consists of perforations.
Other frult-bowls are In the shape Of
basins. with raised nute-work part way
up, and above that = plain, lustrous
border.
Among the novelties are beautiful ell.
Yer brcad-tray-, with q satin finish. ex-
quisitely engraved.
The newest thing In salt-bottles have
square, box-like tops With silver covers.
Very artistic leaf spoons are among
the novelties. One has = llly-leaf Tor
the bowl, with two twisted tendrils fo'
the handle.
4 novelty In the way of . sugar basin
In silver IL In the shape of an owl With
RULED feathers. A rect for spoon az
tongs Il attached.
Obloug saivers gracefully curved on
the sides, with = light fcsiconed edge,
are very handsome.
A beautiful silver fruit-,iish on high
standard has on Que side three rosy ap.
pies from pink enamel. The branche.
aud leaves. which are In dull shades al
green and wood color, ARE also of enamel,
The latest thing In cake baskets IL the
old-tlme square ope., With nuiod RULES
around the edge.
The latest novelty In table service '.
gilt, which !. said To be fully as durs'
Die AZ those Of sterling silver. They are
very handsome aud much lee. expensive
than silver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
A THANKSGIVING TIA.

4 very pleasant entertainment for the
tlme-honored festival 20 Thanksgiving u
a tea. The parlor aud dining-rcom
should BE- decorated With old-fashIonc,l
flowers, % which quite number may h
had at TIL. season IL "a. year, the yellow
chryssnthemum, rinnias and marigold,
II removed Ia the cellar, Will bloom quits
late, and will be found beautiful for ths
occasion. They may be- mingled With
ferns, autumn leave. aud lat. ,in.s. u
possible, the firc. should b. In open FIRE
places, With old-fs.hioned bras. aud
irons, shovel aud tongs. In many house
hold. old article. ~ furnlturr are It'll
kept. They should BE- brought down
from III. garnet, a. well a. oid-fashlon'
c,i curtains. which may be hung at the
windows.
The table should he spread with old
dsmask, china and silver, and liz Will
wax candles In old brass csndle.ticks
The di.he. served should all be old.fash
ioned. aud prepared from ,cipe. tAket
from book. 81 hundred YEAR, ago.
Daintily-.llced, coll, boiled ham
chicken salad, brolled binds, d.,ile'
goose or turkey, doughnut., sugar gin
gcfbr-ad, risen cake, pound-csks, a.
Noy cake, shrewsbury cakes, little pluu
cakes, calf.-fcot Jelly, tribe, syllsbub
Jams aud marmalad. are all suitable, b.
ing the refreshments served at the tea
table. 81 our grsndmo,b.rs.
N IN. household Il so fortunate a. q
posses. dear old grandfather. grand
mother ar grand aunt. aud uncl.s, the,
should bc given the place ~ honor, an,
persuaded to drc.s In the costume. al
their youth, aud u they will relst. SONS
.torie. of early times, "Reminiscences al
rhsnk.gi,ing- when ia. family attends
rhuryhe. miles away, on horseback, "a
leforc great open hephces piled Will
hickory logs, lad their food cooked OF
them. danced Virginia reels, aud enjoy
"a the festival a. II will never b, en-
joyed again, they will render the occs
lion one of great pleasure. II will sl.'
b- found an amusement for the younl
people o. dre.. Ia fancy costumes ~ /
century ago, aud end the evening Will
old-fa.hioned games aud dances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

No x6-Prssidents Of the United
States: I. Pierce. 2 Taylor. 4 Garfield
4 Washington. s. Grant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

More novel articles are on view Of late
than for months before put together.
Tucks are coming In agsIn and are oc-
cAslonally headed by plplngs OF velvet /;
this style Of trimming Il applied TO .
plum colored serge.
ChInchllla IL = fsvorite trimming on
black velvet, and large muffs are com.
Ing In. Bands Of velvet carried around
skirts are emphaslssd with astrakhan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

IN ths tom - uiNdshi IN IN Cousty 4
ts,f.r,i AL >tsis - Main. ~ n ycsf l-sl
Tls faIh.~tns u.t - uNes On va sststs ~
nan rs.Elsnt ususrs IN ths tuwu - lfNashi -
A.. t,.r lsat in hiris OUfnuiutssi a. iiahls|
TJlf..f. rsIis.tar - tANes - AL tsus 90 m
"a Ia % AuEa.t 4 a. let. has lesn
Fsturns-l b. hin ~ ne Fsaaaln-ns enlssii
"a 49, f.nl daV % August. A u 10. ~
hi-o.rti sts hat sts AMI ttsy 80 fstisln un
paII All nltirs !. hsrvhf given hat N All taAe-
lutsrv-t ani thafsvs an - lait in - N trras
~ - All lisa sithln elshtssn tuunths tffn No
,iats 20 ~ fsirniitrsut - ssll ltls, 80 tufh ~
~. ~ s-tst. taxaiss L. surrtruf O. tasF ths
aulsuut DO thsretuF a. lusias tnt-fv-t 49,
Fharss. wt1 Ntthsut furtsr uotirs - sol Il
uuhILr auftian 81 ne rrvssarwF's ultcs tn
..tf taup On Nan.iav ths an fsy - Naryh,
A n 10 n - n'rk..k in m atrrnfssn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
n.,u,ltul decor,,Ion. for |. Chr,.,m

Beautiful decorations for . Christmas
tree may be inside Of broken egg shells.
AFTER the inside OF the egg has been
eaten, the shell IL washed, pierced In the
centre Of the oval end with sharp
,iarning needle, and strung on slender,
shining wire. This delicate operation
successfully accomplished, the shell IL
tn be treated to = silver edge, made by
arabic (in lump and water, and applied
~iih hpe pointed, soft camel's hair
brush, such AZ may be bought at any
druggists. Use light strokes all around
the irregular edge Of the shell. The sll-
yer aud white reflect the light Of the tiny
candles very brilliantly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Ina Melbourne theatre q gentleman
named sapphire Was annoyed by an In.
diyidual Who sat behind him, leaned
forward and kept hls face too close
sapphire drew out bis handkerchief and
used it on the intruder's nose; then said,
~ beg your pardon, I thought Ii Wa
mine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
u.u,,... Mu...m. esd Methods.

Modern museum methods applied IL
Libraries will result In q vast extension
Of their general usefulness and ayaila
bility for the purposes 81 instruction
aud In the modern museums the exhibi
ton Of books has become almost as I'm
portant as the display Of the conven
iional museum specimens. -Philadelphi'
Ledger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

"Arent you ever going to grow old,
like the rect Of usy' asked . man OF an
acquaintance he hadn't seeu for some
time. swell, not 90 long - ! can purify
my blood With Ayers Sarsaparilla. I" MAS
The apt rvply. This man knew what he
Was talking about.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

When, from any cause, the digestive
and secretory organs become disorder~d.
they may be stimulated TO healthy
action BY the use of Ayers Cathartic
Pill.. These Pills are prescribed by the
ply .Iclsns, and are for sale at all the
drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
4 AM PROUD

to sAy from personal experience that
sulphur Bltters, which advertisement
will be seen In another column, Is the
best spring and blood medicine To b.
found. Il Il prepared by IN honest nrm,
who scoru to use cheap and worthless
medicines, bat nee the best that money
can buy.-Edit0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

luttrrfshi. tsuV. tuiil sni prttl
80 ~ fast NUass, ugNulslri
~ fhurnas ~tuns. - v - " ~
l.sh Augu-tus a., M L. ".
Flsh stan.i On last Vtla.v.
sith "A runnestrsi. 50 50 50
I sob. frank ant ~cett their
fsrnsr hans-tsst artn al
ialning t.sa. ftsh farm, ." - D.
"a. nsnrN. hsuss sni lan,l a
lurk's 0eFnsf. uu rivsr raj,
lne~u ~ ga Ylsrs. hs so 81
Amsrican hahhin. ~Ts-ii ~hut
a. Company, sIH-l mil And
msr hiRsfv t,Trvin a Nrst
VILLAGE with - Cunhsstet.
huan 81 q. fslh1s. We-teF
~ ~ ani - " a. stanley,
nofthsfiy ~ All = NelssA
kAndNn. eastsfJ By corn
MI ssrsst. las. is@ "a I.
Ct DILLINGHAM;.
Trva.urvf - biNtshl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
AIIo~ me IN ada nv tribute TO nm

Allow me to add my tribute to IN,
efficacy Of Ely's Cream Balm. ] wa'
suffering from q severe attack OF In
fiuenlA sud catarrh and Was Induced "a
try your remedy. The result Was mar.
velous. could hardly articulate, and
In lee. than tweuty-four hours the ca.
tarrhAl symptoms and my hoarsenes'
disappeared and I WAS able 90 cling q
heavy role In Grand Opera with voice
unimpsired. I strongly recommend u
to oil singers.-wm. n. Hamilton, Lead
Ing Bssso Of the g. ID. Hess Grand Opers
Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
WORrm TEN DOLI.ARs

to any family. L. DIR. kaufmann's book
on disease; finely illustrated plates from
life: dout be humbugged, but cure
yourself. Send three 2-cent stamps for
postage TO 4. T.. Ordway & Co, Boston,
Mass, aud receive copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Halls Hair l,enewer enjoys the con
fidence aud patronage Of people all Over
the civilized world Who use u to restore
aud keep the hair natural color.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
GRODER'S
BOTANIC 9Is!s!s!! syrup.

Tos q ions tim. I ~ss trcahlet ~ith .
distrs--sd feeling In my stomach. pain sni
dus, feeling In my bead. and 81 umes
frum Constipation. IN tact. had isdiges-
tho. On q bad form. I ccmmsneei ~ ase
.r..ier's botanic Dyspepsia syrer. AMI
ne dlsfrvss IN my stssmsah disapfsArrd, my
hssd tec.ms clear. I hal No diary fssiins.
and nux I sniuy god beslth
I Chesffaily r~commsud 10 any ooe
trOablsd With dysIsp.ia - . sure cure.
ukSHN HONS
Nstsrvtiis. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Cover nall with soap and II will then
he easy TO drive Into hard wood. 10
With the average man. Soap him well
aud he can be driven Into almost any
thing you desire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

The frst horizontal % slx rrpr->-n,s the
nam. 20 . Judge In Israel. % the trits ii
Dan. The s-cood. . prophet In Israel In
the time % Ahsb The third. the fAthe'
% q high priss; In the day. 10 saul Tbs
fourth. the servant q, q prophet In the
time % leash. The hfih, . prophet who
~s. made ruler % . foreign province. The
sixth. the grandfather o, the king 81 isrssl
~ho found~i Oh. hfth dynasty. The dag
OnAl % sin circles. an eminent iiebrew
prophet In the r,igns q David and solo
tnou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
For Sl.00

We have some handsome velycts and
Brussels. These carpets are always In
demand Tor psrlor s1d dining room. -
The finer grades co.t sl.2S aud VI u,
but we can suit YOU at either price.
Among the higher priced carpet. are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
~. s...-w..., n.i,di.s.

Begin with . single letter aud by sidins
ons litter NJ . time form new words. the
sddsd letter may h. at th. beginning. end
Or inserted anywhere In the word !. a
vowel 2 An article. 3 To annoy. 4
PROFIT & A small weight q vsntilst
ins. :. showsring = Educating. v III
t.rins. 10 Rscoloring II. Curtang
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

J. s. SMITH. Windsor, W.
Nv appetite hal failed. my ne>h
and strength had gene, my hack
paine,i me all the time; was disf,
AMI faint IN the morning. AMI sick
nj VA, stomach through the day. NJ
timr- nv head would pain me. ~
though Il wUl.s. burst. l could not rrsi
pirhis. asI was obliged io attend To-
the call. of nature every hour. and
The water passed gave every evidence
that a terrible form 81 kidne, dis
rs.r had fastened itsch upon me.
T.. rr,at reputation oi YOUR mcd'c'nc
asa Kidney Cure. rcachcd me
tlm-ht I would not die Without giving
ia trial. Under it, usc. grew worse
fa-thc hrst week. Then the great
change commenc,d The improve
mcni Wa rapid aud steady. Three
bottl,s u,ade mc a well man. AMI !
have been well ever since. That weary
worn.out sufferers from Kidney com
,l,int may know What can be done Tor
Them. | chrerfully send You this tes'i-
mental !. :. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

wSss Baby 80 -. - gave Ass csssos'A-
wAss sAs vss Q cid. ~ crssd Tor CAssorsA
WIN shs bsesns Mo, shs chung 10 csssorsA
WA he I'D CAl,apa, shs gave thsu cassessA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Modest bearing Ia very commendsble
In man, bat Il no recommendation to .
fruit tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Don't let rheumatism settle on you
this month; Try John.on's Anodyn'
i.lnlment, never falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Perhaps IL was q Russian immigrant
about whom u MAS touchingly written,
There's . name thst's never spoken"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

The adulerating grocer evidently does
not believe that honest tea is the best
policy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

gipans Tabulc> purify the bl"od.
RipaRs Tahglos prolong life.
Ripans 1ahulcs gentle caihartIc.
Ripans Tahulc~ curc the blues.
Ripans rahulcs cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabulcs cur hIulenCc.
Ripans Tahulc, hanish pain.
Rlpans Tabulcs cure jaundicc.
Ripans Tahules nj druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
No, a. IN. russ,.,.

No. saa.-Dssp Letter Qas,s,iss.
C-r-k-l-e-a-a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
People on the fence never weigh much

II you have a. many friends a. John
son's Anodyne linlment, you are a
fortunate person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

To accumulate dollars, my sou, you
must have some sense % begin With.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

"Tm on the inside track" said a pony
% beer a. IL went galloping down a
mans throat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Vests Liver Pills.

The OH Reliable Remedy Coz siek iIesdaehe.
Binou.ness. Liver Coaplaint. SORE Stomach,
Dysvspsla and Cesstipstiea. Their uaiversel
sals iei e ysars '' conclusive s''dsses OF their
a: ~ asry. Druss,ss AID sss Assa,. ssssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
For IS cents

We will .li q Lowell Ingrain, a stand
ard carpet ~ great value. Other. from
the same MILLS, the Monitor and Olgias,
Co.t - cents anil OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
We Deliver Your Goods al Your
Nearest Railroad Station.
PARL0R STOVES.

\ thing ~ beauty i. q jor fc,sr. bsi
u the thing ~ beauty lst. lhs ifs z,
out, sends .mok" iut" thr p,rIof aal
generally di.behsSes. you sl.b 500 hal
not regarded beauty alone Boz p.,kihs
your parlor Stove.
our stoves give .atisfH,iiUn in us.
a. we'll q. appearance. fri,s. irum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

10. ssa.-nird. Esisw.iis.iiy espr.s.ss'
A heavenly body; q hsh.
To ,ibrsts. part ~ al animal
A boys name. q bird
A portion. top 81 an elevation
To blow. . prvps~ition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
HOMEMAKERy COLUMN.
ovrlYira mn rABLCvvARC.

c.sv,,re.asse. 9. ssp.es e ..ssrsss 70 Y. .as.:
CoIunn. Osisrd ns.esrsi. Psds. Name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
ff4asft6'iilI!asa
a.. 20 0,peo

No ssS.-rrssspssittes-
Two iittls verSis IA have 70 asd.
i've tsttsrs ne In sAeh.
Thess ELF sAms istsers, bsaf In uisd.
Two varied lessons teach.
The ar.s tve letter, place the sam~
pr~an . have hoard.
rrAnspsss the others and thsy sAns-
Pr~sto.-snsthsr VOID
loved thsss letter. ave Alright
May tAn your utmost skiii
But yet again. an effort slight
Nay icoss the Knot 81 vtll
Ne. ssa-Asssvsa.
Twas In an opsn one hor~s sisish.
upon the smocthly frozen bAy.
Thai Inca. In the rohe- an warm.
Eneiroled By hes lo,ers arm.
Murmarvd In dreamy ~ay.
zach. . thisk 90 ought "a say
A thoasAni hle~.ings on the Ice
Whose smsothness lets rs slfps % sscA
No. sss.-Nssserteai EsigaA
Ny whole. ccmpo~~i % thirty-two ist
sers. werr the last words % Goethe.
NyaeL 10 10 q 81. 10. u Z Is IL heed
le>A
Nysss2 -. - - i.an ooli,sr.
ton
MysL. N n. 81 IL asity In Scotland
Ny 4 -. ~. "a is . numtss.
Ny ~. IL IL ~ 10 . market
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Vests Cough Syrup

A certain earv cor Coughs. Colts. Asthma, Broa
sore Thr,si and all diseases of the Thrust and
LunE.. Pi~ssapt % take. small sise di.eontinu
81; obi. ssr. sife nov. ar; oil eisp. size nov
nc. soh by oil Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Quaker, Jr., at S25,
Quaker Plain, S275O.
New Tariff, $4,000.

We have these Range. Do 90 DO ,,,i.
Gus combinations With ur aiflo.,
reseryoir. high or low 'lo..t. &C..
Thsse l,tnges ar made o. sItl.,
vood ar coal, bat IN oui,urg msr'los
which you wish To nee
We are sole agents in Nirr ior n.
Quaker. aud Sc guarantee tI,u. uf.u
the countless range, Ne ha,, .oi "a
Que hut what plcas's. oar I..f sI,s,.
Elements are the satbhri u.sr. n or
ranges.
We supply liberal h..ormert a,
ware Siih oar ranges, and ,llry afs ~
cheapest Ia the end.
send for catalogue. ani prize let.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
For so cents

We will sell you Union or q &. &. Car.
pet. These are good wearing carpet. 81
pretty pattern, and are very popular az
CHAMBER and living room carpets. We
have q great variety ~ these.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Ne ssi.-Nssasvsm.
I am q place for money. Change my
hesi. and am part 81 biri Again, and
am to take away life Again. and ] am
. plac. 10 grind corn. Again. and am q
hind % meiieine. Again. and ] am q
raised part % ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
For Is cents

You can buy . carpet liz. the above,
but % better grade. You can al.o buy
an oil Cloth Tor your Kitchen, but the
sheet OH Cloth will cost you % cent.
and III q square yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Wiltons,
vviltons,
Administers,
Moquettes
DRAPERIES.

In Draperie. more than In any on b
thing, the woman. taste should IT, al
lowed full sway. Nothing adds such az
air ~ refinement aud luxury IA the home
a. drsperles az the doors and windows.
\ comparatively Inexpensive DraPcry
vii change the appearance ~ room
completely. We have all styles aud at
all prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
The Melancholy Days Haze Conn,
But in the well provided house there small signs of Nal
ancholy. Blight warm colors in the Carpet. Graceful
Draperics to soften the bleak landscape, and above
all good Stoves TO keep the house comfortable.
CARPETS.
For 20 cents.

For ~ cent. q yard, you can hay q
Hemp Carpet that would do for back
stair. or chamber. ~ you would prefer
q straw mating, We can show you q
very good line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-04

the face OF these carefully gathered
facts we are called to witness the strange
and unpleasant spectacle of an ex
chief justice OF the Montana supreme
court in public defence of these sure-
thing people. After confsssing his lack
OF interest in municipal politics by his
failure to appear in Il political
gathering In twenty-one years, this
former jurist rises to condemn the
methods employed by this paper. IL he
is possessed OF evidence in reputation OF
charges brought, why does he not offer
it? II he thinks The INDEPENDENT is
swinging only boomerangs why does he
not deny in detail tho Hetailed circum-
stances which have been told in our local
pages in support OF the public indict-
ments against the police department?
And why have our esteemed
contemporaries not denied these
facts which have been published
at different periods since the
opening of the campaign? Simply be-
cause they dare not make a denial. Tho
ex-chief justice thinks "the writer of
these seurrilous articles in the demo-
cratic press is also a very unworthy
citizen, if being aware of these facts
which he claimed have existed did not
so to the public prosecutor and make a
complaint and have the violators of the
state laws arrested and punished"
This jurist has suddenly emerged from
his she'll to meet the republicans in
campaign for the first time in his
twenty-one years Of residence in Mon
tana, and has suffered a lightning
change in his views of a citizens duties.
For twenty-one years he has been one
of the citizens whom he condemns for
inactivity in political affairs. He con
fesses that he has assisted III making
politics a cesspool by refusing to make
politics better. 1t may interest this
~paleozoic wanderer to learn that the
writer of the 'scurrilous articles and
the county attorney have frequently
consulted during the past year, and that
both arrived at the conclusion that it
was impossible to convict this sure
thing crowd SO long as theapolice de-
partment failed to do it's duty.
THE INDEPENDENT is attempting to
kill this vice in the municipal politics of
Helena, and it calls for the support of all
good citizens regardless of politics. 1t
invites the assistance of every citizen
who demands a clean municipal govern
ment, who belongs to the class of people
who intend that politics in Helena shall
be clean, and that public officers shall
do their duty.