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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
NEw ApvERrisEMESrs.

Tribune aud Democrat.
The Ihri.ty Br~ad slicer.
Parksr's Hair halsam.
Are lou ConsumptiNss
Hin.iercorns.
Ihattsrbox.
kpp.'s CosOa.
,.oins to fiottia TIL. winter
Notice Of foreelosure.
Look for oar Christmas Announcement
oyster Crackers
Nesssnxer's Notice
The Best Fountain Pen.
Noti~e ON fo,eixa Will
Libel for Divorce, by frc'l L. rrbou.
Have Your Eyes Tested.
kNscutor's sale.
Pro.pscsa. OF iIarpsr's Magazine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
DIED.

In Norway. Nov. .. r,.ess Alml.a, dasshssr
Of I!sd a. and ysssis Boi:ssr sssd meth" Q, =
and Nh. John r. Howe. aged year. . months
and days.
q year,, . mosths and - days. :. 80.
In Norway, Nov. ., sterhen ". N'sdhan'
aged % years, . moases and y ds T;..u 49,,
II South Paris. Nov. Is. Mr.. Abels y. Mar
ton, aesd q year,. moashs and days.
IN Tndoyer, Nov. 10, Mrs. Mary Abbott.
In North Buckneld. NOV. 10. Rael Gray. aged
@ years, months and u days
In Mx6ski, Nov. =. hrs. sophr"uia Aussin
liz Rumfor,i Fails, Nov. ., Louise A daughter
Of M. and Mrs. ,. y. Merrill. ased il year,
In Rumfori Fails, Nov. Q. John G ton ef VT
and Mr.. J. Y. Merrill. agrd 9. YEAR. months
In Canton Point, Nov. -, Mrs.. Kills DesAno
ared 70 years, month.
In Hartford, Nov 81. willow Of IN. late HOPE
ssssd Bisbee. aged - year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
A'ruse 'p'-si'sii51ik Rr D. PARK. Register

TIE subscriber hereby gives public no'lce
that he has been duly appointed by the iIono,
able Ju,lge Of Probate Tor the County OF oNiorn,
and assumed the trust OF Executor "' ''s '
ALBION 4. COLE, late Of Woodstock,
In sald County, decease,l. by giving bond a. ths
law dirr,t.; he therefore requests All lTfross
indebted 10 the estate Of said decesse,, 70 MAJ
imme,Iiats ma, mept. anil those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the ,ame %
Noy. N. ind DELORAINE \. COLI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

Tuesday evening one Of the members
of the firm Of Southw0rth Brothers,
printers and machlnists OF Portland,
went to his office with his wife to get some
stamps. As he opened the door, hold
Ing q lighted match In his hand, some
one standing behind the door, blew out
the match. Mr.. Southworth persisted,
lighted another match and lighted the
gas. A young man was found 10 the
room, and Mr.. Southworth detained him
while his wife went for help. The
police were called aud took charge Of
the burglar. He isa young man OF %,
who recently worked for Southworth
Bros. II was found that he entered the
room by breaking window. and that
he had gathered some tools together
and begun an attempt at opening the
safe. No tools or stolen goods were
found upon him when arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
STATE or MAINE.

Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation. I
Bethel, November 2sth. lss3. \
Upon the Foregoing Libel. Ordered. Tha
the libelant give notice 10 the said Fannie Tn
bou % appear before the Justice Of our supreme
judicial Court. 81 be hohlen at Paris within ana
for the County Of OH ford ON the second Tuesda,
Of February 4. ID. lsl, by publishing an attest
ell copy Of said libel. aud this orler thereon
three weeks successfully In the Oxfori Democrat
Q newspaper prnte'l In Paris, In our County OF
Oxford, the last publication 10 bc thirty days q
least prior 20 said second Tuesday of February
is9l, that she may there and then In our saii
Court appear and show cause u any she have
why the prayer Of sail Iibelant should not Ii
granted. ,,.
Justice Of supreme Judicial Court.
A true copy-Attest;- ALBERT s. AUSTIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
eoRN.

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~ ::i:::s r.: 49,. I; =; CA. NJ It IL. :
Z. g.: Ssv. II. = u vtfs Of Dr.. H. :
i've ss...s. s..a. y ~ viss Of Her
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n M vaas ~ ~ FOUNTAIN rnf IN ~
narkss, c.s 81 Tie sdvsrsAssnsss ed 80 =
viii Two Dollars. y DAnnowg III
wRrTER AGENCY. - xxehaaoe sessss ~
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Q RAPID wRfrKR Yess1ais fsss vhSeh y N
essdissssally guaraasssd ed n h any vay N
sasisfHesssy We win nsss gladiy sxchAnge q
rsfund. We can suit you and Ars bessd y
please yea, regardless Of treubs o. expssss y
%. n pubnshsrs 81 this pepsr YIN I'll yes
sAas We srv rsliabis. To regular prses OF N
pen n es5o. We naks this ossr 70 issrcdsos
tAs pen and. Incidentally. 70 asd oct u sdvsr'
tisiss pays. stsss vbesssr yes vans . coers'
o. ne psa.
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MARRIED..

II Rsnfsrd rAils, Nov. =. zsssdn vaaisr
!. 500 A:assss: sss.: =; y s.s,r. '. Nor
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
""''''''-lXIBER r D. PARK. Red.rSr

OXFORD. - ,-At Q Court OF Probate bell ~
Paris. within anil for the County ofOhi"nl'
ON the thru Tuesday Of Nov. A. u. lsG.
estate Of siLAs MAXIM. late ~
Hartford, In SAIL coanty, deceased, ha'lng
presented his account Of administration 81 tle
estate of said deceased for allowance also fiNa'e
account Of sail administer ator.
ORDERED, That the SAIL Admr. give ho,lce
20 all persons interested therein, ~
publishing copy Of this orier three week. ,uc.
cessively In tie Oxford Democrat, q newspaper
printed st Paris, In said County. that they may
appear at Q Probate Court ~ lie hollsn AZ
Pahs I'm SAID County ON the thiri T,.e.iay OF De;
next, At nine o'clork In the fornoon, am
show rause. N any they have, why the sane
accounts should not be allowed. -,
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.
ovyicx or THE sHERIrv or oxroRD CouHrr.
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD. s,- Dec. !. 4. D. l3n.
Of D.o.. 4. 3. -. : W.Ir.ns I. Insolys..sy
bAvf HS'P.L 81 SI ssa :. N
which lass named date insSrsst On eaims q % %
Ssiiysry sss s.sssisr q any prSpsrsy Ssless.
dsIissry md irss.isr q say property y. Nm
s.s sessad:. y sS; sa,s .s,. .ss:,sE g ". M
Paris n cid County, % ~ Sosh day Of Dee.
as sss. si = s:sd 8: a. 4 :sSs-. v
!, Z s. s:.s u Ris ,s:: NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
SINGLE COPIES.

single Copies Of TIE Democrat Are four cent
each. They Wiii he mailed On reosipt Of prize oy
~ pcbnsh<rs OF Tor the convenience Of pasroa1
,Inse eopies Of Of each Issue have been placod %
.ais a the following plsees In the County:
scuth PARA. Gerry's Drug store.
shurtleGs Drug Store.
Norvay, Noyes' Drug Store.
Rurkheki. y. Atwood. fossmAseer:
rryebarE. AT. Lswis. insarsscs o"e~'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

TIE subscriber berby give. puhIir rutioe
that be- has leen duly appointed Ny H., llHn"f'
able JWlgc ~ Probate for the County ui 'NiulL
anil assumed the trust Of Aimini'Iiaior ~ Tie
estate Of
FLMEG %. MARBLE, late ~ raus,
In said County, deceased, 10y giving luui l' ne
law directs: he therefore request. all Ifrsun'
indebted to the estate of said ,lereas,sI 90 make
immediate payment, and those who have Any ,.e.
mands thereon "a exhibit the same I"
Nov. -, lss1. JOHN llItit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
HEaRON ACADEMY.

Examinations Of the classes tool
place Monday and Tuesday, In the
presence Of the committee, Rev. Mr..
Clark Of Mechanic Falls, Mrs. j. A,
King OF Portland, and visitors, Rev. s,
ID. Richardson, Mr.. A. N. Richardson,
A. NJ, Rev. A. II. Crane, ID. d., OF
Hebron, Judge Bonney Of Portland
Mrs. Waldo Pettenglll and others.
Prizes for greatest Improvement 10
class In penmanshlp were awarded to
Miss Emma y. Abbott and Alton keene.
Work on the gymnasium Il progress.
Ing rapidly. The cellar Is flushed and
the Foundation nearly In.
The spring term opens Tuesday, jan
J, 1894.
Musicale by the class In music, IN
which the tescher, Miss Susan N.
Jewett, Was assisted by Miss Mayo OF
Auburn, elocutionist, anil Miss Daisy
Spencer, violinlst. Programme ~
follows:
l M0alliU9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
HERE AND THERE.

IL Il said that two poker sharps are
.sdoing' the country towns of the state,
and carrying Of considerable quantities
Of Doodle. While everybody desires
that their game should be checked,
sympathy for their victims is not rs
great a. IL would be for man who WAS
swindled In what he supposed was an
honest transaction.
Prendergsst not only admits killing
Carter Harrison, but glories I'm 10, and
disapproves Of the attempt made by his
attorneys TO prove him insane. There
lsn't much reason to fear that jury
will consider him so.
A debating club In MSine town re-
Gently debated the question whether u
young man Mt ~ years would be better
or with liberal education or with
si0,OOO In money. IL IL needless to say
that the question was decided by u
large majority In favor OF the money.
IL IL likely that the tariff bill reported
by the ways and means committee will
be supplemented with Que providing for
an income tax. II the tax IL a. gladly
accepted and as cheerfully paid by the
men with incomes AZ Was the war time
Income tax, it will be the most stupen-
dous failure Of the present decade.
A man In northern Maine "swapped''
an old horse for four hens, and thinks he
got the best Of the bargain.
The latest style Of smuggling liquor
through under the eyes Of the Maine
officers consists In packing Il In an IN
side shcll In fire hand grenade. Rum
Isn't generally supposed to Be . good
fire extlnguisher.
The editor Of the Somerset Reporter,
nj ths risk, 90 he says, Of being called
an old foey, hassrds the statement that
from q financial standpoint the worlds
fair Was failure 10 Maine. lie makes
an estimate to temonstrste his PROPOSE
ton, which shows only one side Oh the
case. Of course 20 estimate the Indirect
benefit to Maine from the fair Il some
thing that can not b done with any APP
prosch to accuracy. but suppose it
was financial failure 70 the state, and
to the 10000 people Who Waited it from
thls statei Ths life 10 still more than
meat, and there n something 20 live for
besides the plliog up Of the mighty dol
lar. Ask "ths man Who has been to the
falr," and vho has 70 20 without nsw
ovsrcoat, Whistler The hir WAS Q imam
ciai failure to hlu, and 80 what hs viii
say!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

Prendergast not only admits killing
Carter Harrison, but glories In it, and
dlsapproves Of the attempt made BY his
attorneys to prove him insane. There
lsn't much reason to fear that jury
will consider him so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

OXFORD, sat- q Court Of Probate belt II
Paris, within and for the County oi "a
fori. on the thiri Tuesiay Of Nov y w.
lsU.
estate Of SADIE 2. WHITEHEAD lat" PaH',
In taid County, deceasesi. having prrs,iicI
his account of administration Of The 80
tate Of said deceased for allowance:
ORDkRED, That the said 4 administrator give
notice % all perrons Interested by causing C'ly
Of this orier % he publishesl three weeks ga.
ccssiyely In the Oifori Democrat piiutrl
Paris. that they may appear nj Probate I"uit
90 he held at Paris. In sald County, ON The thlIl
Tuesday OF dee. newt, nj nine o'clock In the
forenoon. and show cause, u any they have, WY
the same should not be allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juigc'
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: "'' FIRED C. rRIBOU.
STATE or MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY on OxFoRD. 90. Nov. 3ith. l<o
Personally appeared the above named Pred e.
Tribou and male oath to the truth of oil the
allegations In the foregoing libel signed by him.
BEFORE me,
GEO. A. WILSON.
Justice OF the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
THE CHRISIY BREAD SLICER

.W s = Si SSrs.ss ssss1 sii.s.:s Y tss
quick for territory. ChRisfr KNIFE Co. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

The subscriber hereby gives public n,ti nat
she has been duly appointed by the Ilun.f abls
Judge Of Probate for the county Of ONiori anl
tate Of
WILLIAM A. DOUGLASS, ls,e 81 Fry, Hurg
In said County. deceased. by giving boni as N,
Law directs, che therefore requests al I'r-'n.
Immediate payment. and those who have any IT,
mands thereon to exhibit the sane a.
Nov alst, ls.B. MARY y. DOuGlA>s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

THE subscriber hereby give. pub.ir u.i'te
that he has been duly sppointe'i 10y tbr iluu:
Judge Of Probate for the county of uNi'ul ant
assumed the trust OF Administrator Of ihr state
Ut
ALONZO n. srROUT, late of >vtlr
In said County. ,ieceassd. by giving lUu' '' ne
law directs; he therefore request. all Is.f."n'
iRdebts'i 10 the estate Of said decreased g. make
immediate payment. and those who have aay lie.
mands thereon % exhibit the same a.
Nov. %. is1. WALTER u. sIE"l u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

Tux subscriber hereby giyes public ugtitr
that she has i,een duly appointed Boy o.. Ito.
Ju'ige of Probate for the County 1T uNiHul aui
assumed the trust of ENerutrN at the ,stiic Il
MIRANDA u. MERRILL, late If llr.nfn.
In add County. deceased. by giving l"ui l' ne
Law ,liects; che therefore request. an Ifr"n'
in'ieJte'l Ia the estate Of sail lec,a., b. make
immediate payment. AMI those Win have any
demands thereon 10 exhibit the same g.
Nov. -, lsc. ONlssA y. JENhtN,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
Query box.
Business.

The young ladies of the Univcrsallst
society will give supper and entertain
ment ut Concert Hall, Friday evening,
Dec. 9Th. The exercises viii consist OF
parts rendered by the children. Reci-
tatious, singing aud tableaux BY the
young ladies. supper ut $50. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
The following scores were made by
the members Of Company ID, Thursday,
on the company range. Possible %,
position standing, distance 200 yards:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

The latest style Of smuggling liquor
through under the eyes Of the Maine
officers consists In packing Il In an IN
side shcll In fire hand grenade. Rum
Isn't generally supposed to BE- . good
fire extlnguisher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

A man In northern Maine .swapped''
an old horse for four hens, and thinks he
got the best Of the bargain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

Tho subscriber hereby gives public Dot.fr that
he has been duly appointed by the llHn Iuige
Of r,l,ate Tor the County of DNforl aui l.sam
ell the trust of Executor of the estatc ~
JOSHUA Is. RICHARDSON, late ~ lan'.
In 81 county, deceased, by giving l"ul a. ne
law ,iirett.; he therefore request. al! IrI.Hu' to-
,ie teI "a the e.tate oi -aii iecrasci trrlAr ion.
me iiste payment, anil those who have any W.
mahls thereon 10 exhibit the same o.
No,. 20, Isb. RANDALL L.. IAl inR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER.

Do you know how to wash your face?
That may seem like an impertinent
question, but II Is true that very few
people do know how to wash their faces
a. they should. The old fashioned adj
vice used to be to wash In pure, spark
ling cold water, and rub briskly With q
rough towel; but those who best under
stand the care Of the skin and complex
Ion, give different directions now. They
tell you to use hot water and soap (some
pure, unscented white soap) and rub the
lace gently with the palms Of the hands.
Rinse OF the soap suds with hot water,
Immediately followed by dash Of cold
water, and dry II carefully with q soft
linen towel, dabbing instead OF rubbing
lt dry, as rubbing destroys the velvety
outer skin and gives rough, coarse APP
pearance. IL there 10 need 70 manipulate
away any inciplent wrinkles or crows
feet about the eyes, rub softly with the
tips Of the fingers, from the nose out
ward, and let all the strokes be up
strokes.
Brushing the hair fifty strokes to a
side each night before retiring, will re
store It's gloss and keep the scalp healthy.
Be careful, however, not to use too stifi
brush.
When you darn your stockings, turn
them wrong side out and darn them on
the Inside. This makes smoother and
better piece Of work than when mended
on the right side.
Mend small holes In black hid gloves
with black court plaster, and II the
seams rip, do not repair with silk thread
but with the same kind used In making,
and fine needle. Also, n triangular
tear, not too large, In black gown may
b mended In the same way 40 tears In
gloves, with court plaster.
For sore and tender feet, put little
aqua ammonia In the water used TO
bsthe them. A little ammonia In bath
water for the entire body u refreshlng,
and removes any dlsagreeable smell or
perspirstion. Il must not, however, b
used In washing the eyes. !,
n troubled with hoarseness or tickling
cough, rub the throat and cheat we'll
with white vaseline on retiring for tho
night; rub, before the nre, until it b.
comes absorbed. This has been known
70 relieve 10 very short time add bring
on sxpectoration. Il V also good for
sors throat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
Saved b, Medical r..,Imony.

A trial took place ut the Old Bailey, In
London, ut which the late Mr.. Carpue,
the surgeon, was able to rescue man
who was wrongly charged with being q
convict and with having unlawfully 70.
turned from transportation. The CHIEF
clerk Of Bow street police station pro.
duced certificate, dated several years
before, of the conviction Of o person, al.
legged to be the prisoner, under the name
of Stuart. The governor OF the jail In
which Stuart was confined believed the
prisoner to be the person who was then
In his custody. The guard Of the hulkf
to which Stuart was consigned from the
Jail swore positively that the prisoner
was Stuart. On cross examination OF the
guard he admitted that Stuart had wen
on his left hand, and 80 well marked was
II that It formed q part Of his description
ON the books of the convict hulk.
The prisoner said his name was Slip.
Ter. He denied that he was the person
named Stuart, but he could not bring
forward any confrmatory evidence be
cause such o number Of years had elapsed.
The recorder was proceeding to charge
the Jury when the counsel for the defense
requested permission to put q question
to an eminent surgeon, Mr.. Carpue, who
happened to DO In court. He deposed
that It was impossible to remove such a
wen Is had been described without leav.
ing mark or cicatrix. Both hands OF
the prisoner were examined, but no wen
nor any mark Of wen having been re-
moved was found.-Toronto Mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
TO Be, OR NOT TO BE.

Worth has been interviewed on the
subject of the revival Of "hoops," and
according to Paris famous man dress
maker, We need have no fears on that
score.
The representative Of the London
Chronicle who elected this Information,
then went on to ask II English women
do not dress much better than formerly
And the mighty Worth, after declaring
that he, ut any rate, has no intention OF
sanctioning the wearing Of the barrel
hoop skirts or ''crinollne" OF any sort,
affirmed his conviction to be, that English
women do dress better than ever before.
But even their growth In matters OF
taste he declares to be less than among
American women, whom he declares rs.
simulate Partisan "chic" readily and
thoroughly.
Trains, says Worth, will remain In
style for all but walking dresses, while
the very "latest agony" In colors IL
ophelia, a pale purple, while bright,
arsenic green that shades blue or violet
by artificial light, Is much In demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
Xaya af Climber.

There are many and devious ways and
means Of getting into society practiced
nowadays, and II would be interesting
to know of all the wirepulling that hal
been done by this emo and that one be
fore the requirement Of o recognized
position In the world Of fashion. A curl
GUS combination Of circumstances 90
CURED not long ago. Mr.. A., who wa
"out Of It," leased "palatial mansion
In Fifth avenue at an exorbitant rent
which he subleased to Mrs. B.-wht
was well established "in the swim
with the understanding that abe should
introduce his young daughters to societ,
and thereby throw open the portals Of
the "beau monde" to the rest Of thu
family. Certain fine ladies. however
had been told Of the Transaction, and
forming cabal. made It known to Mrs
B. In roundabout manner that II va,
useless to try to force "thoss people
upon the Four Hundred.
The Notifying discussion on the sub
ject, coming, a. II was sure TO do, to tn
ears Of Mr.. A., made him perfectly furi
ous, and e the lease had not been hgnet
be withdrew from the arrangement, and
Mrs.. B., rather than encounter the com
msnts which would be made about be,
change Of plans, concluded TO pass hel
winter In the south Of Franos.-Nsv
York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07

No. 2i.-Star Pussle: From to 8, niche;
to Q. sssay; Q to 10, yacht; 10 10 IL,
trsps; II TO Il. swear; u 70 10, remit; 10 TO
Il, trace; u TO II, easel; 10 TO 10, leper 10 10
II, rabid; II to 10, demur; Is to Z. rsdan; Z
to I, Nemesis; to o, alchemy; 3 to II, trow-
els; 4 to Is, upright; Is 10 ., lacquer; II to
q, discern; I to Q, Saturn
No ea-Buried Names Of Fish: I. Sole
2 sprat. q Eel 4 Cod. D. Ling O.
Perch Z. Dace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
Ar,nsiai Thunder.

A miniature thunder factory has been
constructed for the science and art Dc.
partmsnt u South Harrington. England,
With plates seven fsstin diameter. which,
u = bslisvsd, would give spafh thirty
inohss long. bat no Lsydsn ja1 have
ben found to sand IT, charge, I'll bsins
plEosd b. u enormous tendou.-NsW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
POOR BUT HONEST.

Charlie Sullivan IL . poor but honest
Irish lad, who, while walking down
Washington Street, found wallet con-
talning checks aud money to the value
Of several hundred dollars. Although
almost destitute, he returned IL to tti
owners, Messrs. A. =. Ordway q Co.,
proprietors Of Sulphur Bltters, who gave
him liberal reward, and also gave him
six bottles of sulphur Bltters for his
mother, who has been terrible sufferer
with rheumatism, and who returned
many blessings after being cured by
their use.-weekly World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
RiddIss Answsred.

Why Is mincs pie like meeting housed
because you can walk into II.
Which travels faster, heat or coldf Heat,
because you can easily catch cold.
What did the muffin say TO the toastinp
forkt You're too pointed.
What 10 the difference between an 10
cepsed and rejected loveri One kissss biz
miss; the other misses his kiss
What part Of speech Ii kissing' A con
junction.
Why Ia . young man engaged to . youns
lady like person sailing Tor Frsnosi De
cause he's going to Havrs (havs herl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
Nh. 20.-AnaSrama

Names Of literary women:
rule at chapel Royal thomb. Story
r, all fact, women. Get marriedf-Ah, vol
II advertising won N. Seen junta' N,
o rosy maiden. Every cradle afghan Is
"R. l." Harsh JaslA. oh, G griddle tale
II nice u had macsroni milk. Seize Allie
L We tend thine daily. L lit Dante alone.
A. ~. calm seraph. In Majorca, Smith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07
Playing for Even.

Friend-So you have married your house
keeper. Don't you know that she has been
robbing you for yearsi
Old Smartcuss-Of course I know II.
That's why married her. I am trying to
get my money back.
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Castoria.

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irscommeni !. H'upsri0rtoauy prs>cnpt4
known 10 ne"
II. A. Ascurs, N. D.,
III So. Oxford S., brooklyn. n. !.
Our phys!ciaAs In The ehIlir.us d.psr,.
msns have spoken highly Of Their sIpsr
enoe In their outside practice With cas,osi,
and although ws only have aDous oar
medical supplies what 10 known ~ regular
products, yet We are free 10 cOnfess that Il.
merits Of Castons has won " 10 look with
favor upon H."
UsIrEp hosrrAL AND Dr,ptssAsr,
Boston, Ma
AiLrs c. ssru, Pre-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-03-07

IL 70 quite probable that you may need
bat You can postpone the tims indenuits-
~ By keeping your blood pure ana your
system invigoratsd through the ne OF
Ayers 6arssparilla. Prevention V bse-
| tar than cure. - ~