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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
A chApIIR ON CARRIERS.

The sway of the plain silkeu band 's
over. II !. quite out of countsnance ny
ID. nicely trimmed UNDERGRADUATE
which fashionable women now afie,t,
and must nj least he ornamentrd by
ribbon bo~ or ro.ette. silver clasps arr
very popular aud come In many pretty
patterns, of Witch the newest 10 a heart.
The centr- has plain, dull finish. re,dy
for an Initial or monogram. aud u u.
borierrd by . narrow band of chasing.
A very dainty pair can te made by
taking four PIECES NJ satin ribbon, onc~
aud a half the length of your garter.
Sew each together along the e'ig-. push
IA the elastic for which they form pufi,si
cs.ing., aud dni.h With bow of the
ribbon. A prrtty pair for bride wa.
made from this p-ttern. The ribbon
aud elastic we're White and \ tiny bunch
Of ,iolets Was sewed on instead OF the
bow.
ANY one Who crochets can make =
handsome present for girl friend from
a ball Of knitting silk, three-qusrtrr. oi
a ysrd of white elsstis, and one yard OF
ribbon. Make chain OF eighteen
stitches. Double crochet backwards
and forwards for THREE rows. always
taking up the back part Of the stitch ON
your needle, aud making one extra
ch.in ~ hen the work IL turned.
For the fourth row. crochet i've
doubles. eight chains, skip eight siliche.
snd double crochet In the last i've 81
the row. The next focr rows are done
In plain doabie.. Repeat the.e last i've
row. until the piece IL one Inch Longer
than the desirr,l sine. The border IL In
two rows. The frst: two chains and
one double; the second; n simple shell.
two chsins, four doubles, Que single, all
the way around.
Hun the elastic through the loops, Join
the ends and add how of ribbon. l~i-
Low siik, black elastic AMI black ribbon
make q striking combination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
cAur BACK 10 og oNoT.


The order had beeu issued 20 rsris IN
1901 by the pew Rspublicau authorities
that communist insurgents Who wers
taken With arms In their banda shouh
b. pat TO death Immediately. 80 writes
rrvnch correspondent. The order was
belng rvlentlrssly executed, when, In
the garden Of the Elyses Palace, de-
tschment cf Republican troops came
upon email band Of Insurgents. Among
ih~m was boy Of Is year', still 10 short
Trousers.
Tie bard was conducted 10 larger
party OF communists destined Tor exeru.
lion. On the way the lS-ycar-old broke
out from among hls compsnIous and
plscsd himself In front of the Colonel
Who commanded the escort. Making
the military salute With good deal Of
grscr, he aid; =.
"Ml.,er. yoa're going to shoot me, ]
.trrtaIniy, my lad said the Colonel
''raken With arms In your hands, It's all
up With you. That u the onier."
"Ail right" sah the boy, shut see
here; live in Mlromesuii street, ~hew
my mother IL conslergr In house.
she'll walt for me " don't come home,
aud she'll worry graf deal. ! Just
want to 20 home and quiet her bit.
Won know and then again, I've got NV
watch here; I'D like To give u To my
mother, o. ,b~'ll have as much ~ that
anyway. Conc, Colonel, Yet me run
home q little ~hll~. ! give you my word
Of honor I'll come back 20 be shot"
The Colonel Mas struck With Astonish-
ment st the boys demand. IL also be
gau Ia amuse him good deal.
"You give m. your ~ori of honor. ei,
that YOU ~ill return 10 time to be ex.
rcutciy'
"My word of honor, MISTER"
swell, WE'LL" said the Colonel. "thl.
young scamp has ~lt ss we'll AZ assur-
sncr. A rather young rebel 10 shoot,
too! Well. his assursncc has saved him.
q home, boy"
The youth bowed aud scsmpered on.
"rbr last We shall scc Of him." sA'd
the Colonel.
Half an hour passed by; the colonel.
ho Was bow Indoors In his h-AdquaI-
tiers, had forgotten, In the press ~ hi.
terrible business, all about the boy,
~bom he regarded a. definitely set FREE.
Hut all at ono- the door opened. aud the
bay communist poppssi In.
"llerv I atm, mister" he exclaimed.
II .aw msmms, told her aud gave b-r
ih. wstch aud Kissed her. Nov fm
rrsdyw
Tbeu the colonel did wh,t per-
h,p. none but a rough soldier woali
h.,e done. lie r,s~, came over to the
boy. s,i,~i him by bath e,rs. lei him
thus IT, the door, aud Kicked him out OF
70, .xclaimins;
''G.t cut, you Young brigand! Get
hack TAI your mother Ju.t q. quick a.
you csp."
With rel face the officer returned q"
his chair, muit.rins Z" his ,ompsni"n.
ss be wa,,,i hi. h,nd toward q party oi
the condemned insurgents;
$50 they ha,. their heroes, then
those .cptudrvI.' ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

"whst .ort of watch u TIL. sskssi
Dut-nhary, picking up curiou. oil
iin--piecc from an Austin matchmaker :
show ,ss-.
"rhai." wplIe,i the matchmaker. 81. =
real curiosity. II LA wsich that b.
l"nge,i Ia Al-xsnisr the Great When b.
,iI.,i on 10. b,rrp island of NJ. Helena.
"why, MN alive! Ia the days Of
Alexander the Great they did not have
anv wstshe.."
That. just What makes IL such :
rarity"
"lind Alexander the Great did not die
al ~. Helena"
"il- didn't. Ell, Well, that makes u \
still greater curiosity" aud taking the
rarr relic from the hands 81 Dusrnhury.
b~ lock-i Il In his burglar proof sale
Texas siftings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

Ihsve hen sufYse~v firm catsrvh Tor
~ yesrs. Z f"sud immedlsts relief In
The nee nj Eiv' Cresm Balm. SlDce
usinx u hsve not sun|ret moment
from hesdsrhe. sose throst ~ 'oss nj
si~~p from which I pr~v'"us'v san~rrss.
csas~d nv rstavyh. rWashes your
RsIm valashle rrm~iv.-R. O. vasesr,
g wsSrsa 6tssst, New yoek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

To wash sIlk stocking. use cold water
and ~hlie soap, and sash only one nj :
iIme, ~ on no sccount must they ne ~
low I'd 10 " In the water. Rinse cnrr'
fully In cold water and squeese, lay
them iist on |. towel, rnll the towel 40
tightly, and leave to dry. Afterwards
to wnew the gloss, rub THIN osiskiv
Nth piece Of dry nannel. Thy ~i''
look like new.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
/" I =

might mean Live Forever and
we wish you might II you so de.
sire; but IL. f." as we best
know the letters, are initials Of
IL. f." Atwood, the originator
Of those famous Biticrs. which at
am season make life worth the
living TO the poor sufferer from
disonlcrcd stomach or liver.
These ls,,c-s in rcd ink on the
wrapper Of True al. r." medicine
shorll be your guide In buying.
IS cents Of all dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
An Art Answer.

Til. 4. how bright youpg>,er unocn-
-ciOasly gut even with his father The
latter was improving the little fellow. Ia
be MANNERS, "Don't do that" aid he.
''or veil have "a call you q little pix ="
The warning s-,msi TO 10 Lost, for the
fsnlt wAs r,p~st.,l do you know What
pig lsi'' vas the inquiry pat In . solemn
manner. 49,. air" What IL iti" "a
plg In q hos. little boy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

A Ayers s,r.aparilis oatstrlps al
other biood purifiers In popular favor,
90 Ayers Almsn,c IL the most unIver-
s,lly fsmiiI,r qualification of the Kind In
the world. Il IL printed In ten Ian
eusges and the annual Issue exceeds
fourteen millions Of copies. Ask your
druggist for 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
nckltp THEIR VANITY.
HISTORICAL INCIDENTS mar snow
nov MY can M rLArrEHEp.

Daring the early existence of the
French revolution, q rsbbl- of m~n aud
women ~crr rioting In the strrets ~
Paris. Lafayette appeared aud ori-rc'i
q Young artillery ofiicr 10 open hrr upon
them With two c,nnon.. III. oiiiyf
beg g-d the general Ia l.-t him Try nrst Ia
persuade tl,sm Ia withdraw.
"ii !. u.el-.. Ia appeal Ia their rca-
sou" ssii the general.
"Csrsiuly," answered CD. officer,
"sni IL !. not To their reason, but Ia
their vanity I would appeal"
The otllef rod. NJ Ia th. front at the
mob, doii,Si hls cooked hat, pointed Ia
90. guns aud ssii
"t..ntl.n.n will have the Kindness Ca
rtir', for . am ordered Ia shoot down
Go. rabblr."
The street WAS cleared st once. for
nou- could brook IN. idea of beiog
cli..-,i With the scum ~ the city.
During a.. sgrsrisn riots Which dis
iurb~i Euglsnd In isi,, mob of rick
burner. aud mschip. breaker. appeared
At th. old mansion of two elderly ladies.
The wall. of the hall we're decorated
With suit. of armor aud antique wesp-
on.--plk... halberis, s~oris aud battle
axes. III. matt clsmor-,i fpr the ~-sp-
on. aud Tor drink. These lidie. refused
th.ir demands, aud ~hsn the mob sc-ne'i
ready Ia resort Ia violence, Mss Betty.
the elder of the ladies, went up to the
leader, q MISUNDERSTANDING man, anil sah ;
"lou. too, of all the Ieople Ia the
world! rm not surpri.ssi at these poor,
mi. guldssi creatures. Hut that such .
goo,i-looking Intelligent m,n s YOU
should sttark two dcfeDceless women
doe. s.i.nl.h m-. You are Oh. man ]
.houii have look~i Ia for prote'tion
Hut YOU ARE not the man t"ok ,ou Tor.
Never sgsiu will trust Ia .coi lo'k..
Il-r- "a. M standing up AK ,in.t that
compliment. The man took oil hi' Ia,
and said:
"Comr, old lady, We sln't 81 bad a.
all that; only give us some beer. w.
would not harm hair ~ your head"
"No; know that" rctou-i Mi.s
Betty. You cant; wear Mig"
The mob roir-i With laughter and ~
tired without another word.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

"rd lik. to cell YOU hottie Of IRE
pared glue" ~ have no use for IT.
.Ilut TIL. .. the kind that the railroad
comIanI-. use tn glue down the car WIN
,lo~s With" "ilow much IL lti I'LL
take n doyen bottle.,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

"Mr. Glnsh,m." s,Id Taper, ~ would
like fortnlght's sbs~nce tn siiend the
y e'idIng of = very desr friend" "It
musf he very dear friend. linked. tn
make ron want that mnrh time. Who u
hy' "whv, cir, sftsr tho ceremony she
wIll be nv wife,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
No ssa-A Thanksgiving r~..i..

Acruss-i. In health and happiness. 2. 10.
. Conjunction. = to II wry face. Ito u.
th. o-pry. 5 10 "a. a tsriigrsis, ssisn,aie
mammal: To Is. . small quadrupcd foand
In Madagascar, TO "a, precious stone.
To n. the production % The too~- of q
chord In rapid suocs~siOn AMI no, stimuli
tAnsoasly. 9to q. look In which . sh~st
l. folded into twelve leave, Toto II. sup
portlng
frOm 10 10. good places In which To
pass Thank sgiving. from ~ To ~. What
ols 1. sur, Ia hnd At these placcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
No. ssf.-r.r,. .f III. I,s.,,.

Hidden In proverbs
I. Nothing dries sooner than tsar>
2 Love asks faith and faith nrmness.
3 wh.rv the will 10 ready the feet arv
light
4 A whip for The bor~e. birdie Tor the
Ass and raj for tie fools hack.
s Never iish In troubled waters
q Live uOt To eat. but eat "a livs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
SIIE llIIfsIIEn

awfu,ly when I told her Whist to do for
those horrid plmple. With which her
face Mas covered. She now says VI You
~snt q pink and white complexion With
= nice clear smooth skln. Won NUT use
ihst best Of all blood purifiers, sulphur
Bltters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

There arc loud. constsntly rviiersts,i.
shd very suih~ntic rusnors thss h'stosy
Il sboui Tn rvpezt itself 10 the near iu-
TURF, In tbs matter Of wearing The Nib
sous hoopsklrts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
What is

Caseoris L. DR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium Morphine
o<hcr Narcotic substance It is harmless substitute
for Psrcgorc. Drops. Soothing syrup-. aud Castor OIL
II II Pleasant. Its guarantee IL thirty Year, use by
millions OF Mother. Castoria destroys Worms and aays
fsverishncss. CastorIa prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhra and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teching troubles, constipation and haincncy.
Castoria asslmates tho food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy aud natural Sleep Cas-.
TT. q. tho Chiiiren's Panscca-the Mothers Friend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

Never do up delic,te co'or~h silk In
white paper TO Law A~ay fer any length
IL time. Chloride of lime 10 ussSi In
bleaching pspsr, and lt viii have . DEF
eterious effect upru the color OF the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
~, a. m. ru.si.,,

30 ~ -NGusrioal Enigma. 's,ill 40
,sr run deep"
No 3a-Misslng Letter Panic;
Bst~sen the dsrk and the daylight.
When The uight Il bsginbing To lower.
Cones pause Ia the dAy'. oscupati0ns
That Il kB0sn - the shlldrsar Loar.
No 80 -ComblnAtions; !. Slash. :
; nag > S-born. 4 share s = lip
corn :. Scar = sink. v car.
No S5'.-A D.capitatiOai beagle
No ss-A Wheel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

W.. n.sy vss -. - gave ~ cssAsssA
When .l.s sas Q CAni. shs erisd foe cassersA
WIN sAs s.csms Nh, 80 sisss 70 cAsaostA
w. ~ - C>nkssa. skspvs thsa casasssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

.Duy me q pair Of crcsm-coloresi
gloves" she ssh. AMI he. b~lng city,
bred, bought her pair Of pale-bluc Kids.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
uAPPY AND uIiN0RY.

For over i've years was . constant
sufferer wlth that most terrible and an
neying disesse, dyspepsls. Amer psy-
Ing ont hundreds of dollsrs, the only
ms-ficine I found thst Would IN M any
god MSS sulphur Bluers. Slx hettles
cuv~d me. Nov can est well and an
happy and huagry.-Editos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

"why not live for~yrry" asks q rrcent
writer. Well. the principal oblection 10
that one would get 81 a~fully tire'i OF u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

Few p~opls have any idea ~ the numhes
% ny,tifying tricks and puizles that can
b. done with toothplcks The toothp,ek
should ~ ~ wc.l aud the more plisble the
letter. MAtche. are son,etime. substituted
Tor the toothpicks. but they Arv liable to
br,ak tsfov tb.y t-nd aud make the tricks
much more difficult. One a the mot pic
turv-que % toothplck trieksis osllsd the
explosive raft," and u 10 nsur~d In the
cut
u can L. formed With eight picks In this
manner; firsi. ervss two pick. Ia form %
an Y. place another pick serv~s the poiut
% intersection ami hold IN. thrv~ hrp,ly
with your thumb ami fornngsr; then In
ssrt another pick over the two at the top
.nd under the one In the cen,<r. ans. do
hkewi.s with those At the iottom. Th.n
the raft l. half completed. Turu u srouui.
place another pick Acro~s the cvntsr AID
~.igr two NOR, sticks under and over toe
end. % tbo~s al the sides,
Then the work u finished and the little
affair l. r,aiy To h. blown up OF ooar-<
there IL q grsst deal % tension ON the
picks. bat this must he r,ls~-~d With q
lighted match. Apply the rsme to one ~
the oornsrs. and IA fsw moments you ~lll
witness an explosion" that will rvpi the
raf, apart and hurl its timber In Oh. air
THIS will prove sn unfsilins sourve 81
AMUSEMENT 10 little ones. wbo-e def Hn.
g,r, ~ill probably have 10 difficulty In
making the sksletonliks craft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
l!!MSR(HllER
No. sal.-EuiRAA


Ne. sst.-EsigaA
Wiihoat me. ell creatures vosid de
Yea I may bring death 10 ssm9
an eravvd With Pant and sisA
Nv vsssy eass vho reaH
10 shed an I. end 90 sscrsta
Ian risvr. lake 90 strsan;
NJ coming p>shag- yoa ~tii grvso
Psshaps u vii frsshtfui sss2
Ccmpsnions have % al kindA
They are found on land-ia go
Ard. always. Ills . hyphsa bisds
Evssy nsw partner 10 ne
eomstime. rm hlask. and ssnstinss Ma
sonstines of silvery sheen;
Often I adj charm tis true
To the nne~t labdcays sesa-
Sometimes I'm s~ift. ssmetimss I'm siov.
Again move not 81 ell;
Sometimes I'm high. ami sometimes loo -
You maj ind me large or small.
But whether far 90 whether nsAs.
Necessity true am I.
The bra,e-t men aisd the>s - 10 fsas
p~privrd % me must ell dt~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

TAX. an oblong piece u soft paper. like
No. I. and fold IL lsnsthwis~. with the fold
% the left tSo. - Then turn down the
top part horizontally lNo. ~ AMI again
turn down the upper right hand corner. y.
.howu In No 4 Fold the whole piece of
paper vertically once more. with the fold To
the right. and No s will be obtsinesi. which
n .insls strok~ % the sei--ors length ~t.s
In the direction Of the dotted line will sep
Arsls into the eros and other piecss DC.
ard In the diagram given heretofore Of
the proposed trick. which also shows their
proper arrangemsnt
No Ssi.-A Diamond Within Diamood;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
TO PRESERVE ss,c-A.BRAc.

D.ll,ai. pieces of bric~s.hrsc are
often broken by up..tiing th'm With
dust cloth, OF BY accidentally touching
them uh.n reaching for something .i."
on ,h. .sm. shelf. To prevent 'h'.'
~-ight down every vs.c ar j.r inst !.
not heavy In itself, With sand ar small
shot. II ~ili not r.quir- a greet deal w
zach plcc-, and ~ili often save one ffon'
hing broken IN consequence of '"n'
.light lar. Til. I. especially u.cfal
~h.r, there are small childru Who h','
not bscn trained not tn L. mc'idl..o'n".
The .hot can ~ procured al any store
~her. Sporting sriiclc. az. kept ou hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
IRlElIs QUICKLY MADE.

A.a c.,n,,- mon to the glove mending
outfit, there IL the Substitution chstr-
l.ioe. A tiny bag made of any pre-
f-rred colored sllk that IL two 10y Tour
lnche. when flushed, is filled With nes
shoe buttons. Th-u make besrt-.hsI-
-d necdlc-book. and Ia the flannel leave.
put half . dorm strong nc-il-s. fssirn
these With narrow ribton the same color
a. the bog and n-e,ile-tSok, to = small
ivory ting, to which " braided msn,
.trands of heavy, black lnen thread 10
haif.ysrd leugth.. Wax aud scissors
..u HI.o be- added unless one has thrm
In their gIoyr.m.oding OUTFIT.
Cs,e. Tor embroidery ak can be msde
.o quickly, and arr such acon,enienc,'--
ju.t make half a dorm, aud a. many
ifisnd. grateful. Tee plain siik OF
sateeu, q. 10 IL easier to seiest color'
~h.n i.ld on plsIn ground. Take tao
pIeye. of equal sire, tpin together on all
.lie. aud .iii.h cs.iugs ircm top To bot
tom on.-third 10 an inch Vide. Sew
ribt,on. gu the side. To tie With When
till-d aud rolled. SIX inches by ten is q
convenient sife.
What 4. .o nicc io find In the eue't
room a. the complete mending ou'ht'
M.ke six small Xix bsg., all at ih" same
.ite, aud is.i-n To q sixs hi~d ptee oi
p,.tsboari covered With the .llk. hsch
i~g !. complete In itself. aud has rub.
h.r draw -.iring, but IL s.w-i
tn u. nclghbor halt Way up. In the
tag. put buttons-psnts, shoe, glove,
anu on. or two .ire. of nat p~arl, Tor
underwear; hooks and eyes, tape snd
Nay, snd In the centre droptv or ihr'~
spool. of ,hr.ad.a thlmblc and scissors:
III. he.rt-.hsIed b-cile-bcok vii
contain q variety 81 needles, and !. al
ia.hei Ia one 81 the bsss. such an CUT.
NJ might he ac,rptsblc Ia = bachelor
friend, Who !. capable OF sewing 90
button N he had the ncvc.sary utensils
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
children CRY for pitchers castorIa.
Children CRY for Pitchers castorIa.
The Melancholy DAYS Have Come.
But in the well provided house there are small 'sn'" Mel
anchoy. B,igh warm co"r- in the Carpet. Graceful
Drapcrics to soften the bleak landscape and above
ali good Stoves to keep the house comfortable
CARPETS.

The fret thing to decide In getting =
carpet I. Ia IN the price YOU can sfori.
THIN decide whether you want in
light or dark colors. u !. we'll ~ hu,ing
4. carpet 20 ", lining .. yell, for IL saves
wear on the carpet aud help. Keep warm
We will start st the bottom aud quote
YOU q few prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
Castorin.

-o>ss~s1s 10 90 ssc-li<st m~iir'ns 10 ehh
Sr,.. nSh~ss have vp-aieiiy I'D ne a iis
eosa s6scs upoa lhsir ehlidrvs."
DA q. q. o-ecoc.
Lowell. MAJ
-c.aosla h ths h--i r-n.~iy fcs ehiiirea 81
vAlsh an srapais,~i ihsr> The day stos
sss distant vh-a moshsu vili th> val
iss.css of th~ls shiiirea. AMI US css'oS'a 's-
s~sd ~ tss ,artas qusrt scsrs"s sh'sh Az
a-spysaS tb.tS pv~i csrs, By ferria< oss"m.
nsSpAl.s. sy<Ainx sysp asd cshss hsr'fsi
se.sts does th~.s thrcsi~ th~svhy ssiAns
sAsa 70 prsnArurs grave"
De- J. y. Krscustos.
Coa.sJ. Ara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
Castorin

-Cs,o.,s !. - -sli sisTs~i n chrir-. IA,
irss.mmsnl u - .ayss'as 10 ahJ pS--uytk
hno.a 10 No"
~ A. Asc-., ND,
III ~. orfooi -, bfuo.lyt,
"ow phy.iessns 10 IL eh'lir-Hs d,psSt
nsni have sg.ksa highly q usr sTt.n
ssc. In tl~ir ostslis pr-ssics -ith Ca-asiA
AID Altiough 90 oaly has- anoox 90
n~ic cal surpll~s .hai - bso-a .s rrrli.f
psuissct.. yet - Ar fire. 81 ooaf~-- tAAi -
m~rtts q Cssiora IA. vOa =. " .ous ia
f..os uIna II
Usnsp iIo-yrrAL IsD D,v,,s.sr.
bs-too. hs-z
AuLs G ssrru, H,'.
urrsy Street. Nsv York City.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
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For so cents

We ~Ill sell you a Union oraC. &. Car
pet. The. are goo'i ~rs'ing c,rp't. 10
pretty pattern. snd arr very popular ~.
and living RON carIets. We
have . great variety of these.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27
For IS cents

We have some handsome Velvet. AMI
Bru..-l.. The. carp-t. arr alsay. in
demand for psrlor AID dlnlng room. -
The iio.r grade. co.t oil - snd oil Is,
hat Ne ,Nn .uit you At either prize.
Among the higher priced carpet. are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

In Drsperies more than In any one
thing, the wom,n'- taste .hould 10 al
lowest full sway. N"thlng ad'is such an
air 10 r-nD-ment ani luxury Ia the bom.
ss dr,p-ri-. ~ the door. snd windows.
\ comparatively inexpensive Drsp"ry
vii h,ng. Oh. api~srsne ~ ro"in
completely. We have all style. and at
all prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

We can .ell you = pretty pair 81 Irish
Point ar Swiss DrsI-ri.s. The patterns
of these are very tasty, and unl... csfe-
fully eSsmlnei, they would b. taken for
. higher pric',d Drspery. Pricrs on
these good. run up To o., 81, g., =, clio,
sl3, Ia els.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

You can huv carpet Ike the sbov",
hut 10 h.itsr grade. You csn also huy
IN oil Cloth for your Kitchen, hat ID"
SHEET oil Cloth will co,t you % cent.
aud oil u square yard.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-13
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
Spring No. Il. Spring No. 4.
NATURES BOON TO SUFFERING WOMEN.
The Great Regulator Of Their Great Function.

DIR. HALSTEAD BOYLAND, Doctor
of Medicine of the Faculty Of Paris and
former Professor in the Baltimore Medi-
cal College, 7B Avenue d'Antin, Paris:
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER is, per
haps MORE THAN ANY OTHER WA
TER IN THE WORLD, \ SPECIFIC
for diseases of the FEMALE PELVIC
ORGANS. 1t acts a. MEN
STRUAL REGULATOR; in cases of
AMENORRHEA it reduces the CATA-
MENIA, while in cases of DGSMEN-
ORRHEA it allays the pain and induces
the excessive flow of blood, amounting
to MENORRHAGIA. to the normal
standard. In both diseases course OF
this water tends TO make the flow appear
AT TIE REGULAR INTERVALS OF
TWENTY-EIGHT DAYS, accOmmo.
dating itself in some unaccOuntsble man
ner to each class of cases.
DIR. JOHN III. TUCKER, Henderson,
y. c. member of the Medical Society of
North Carolina, member Of the American
Medical Association:
"In many of the diseases PECULIAR
TO EN-MENSTRUAL IRREG.
ULARITIES, SUPPRESSION and the
many functional arrangements resulting
from CHLOROAN EMIC conditions,
prescribe BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
with almost the same confidence that