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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

LUNCHEON SALAp.-A very good
luncheon salad that IL delight To the
eye 40 we'll a. taste, IL q potato salad
served In tomatoes. In composition u
varies q little from the every day potato
salad, aud for this reason IL given finer
name and called . japanese salad. Pre-
pare the tomatoes ~ for hlling With
chicken salad, and set In the Ice boz to
get very cold. To make the filling for
half dozen tomatoes chop two cold
three good sised trutties that arc chop
ped ~ fine ~ the potatoes. Nix them
with wooden spoon and turn over them
and mix carefully q French dressing
made from q half teaspoonful Of salt, =
fourth tesspoonful Ut Hungarian red
Pepper, four tablespoonfuls Of oil aud
one OF vinegar. Set In the Ice box for
half an hour. Then add to the mixture
q Tablespoonful Of chopped parsley.
FIJI the tomatoes with the salad, put on
top Of each teAspoonful OF msyonnaise
and serve on = bed OF crisp lettuce.
SANpwIcnEs.-A fashionable sand
wlch called bohemian IL excellent. The
filling used for It's cottsge cheese, olives
snd Worcestershire sauce, the proper
lions being one dorm olives TO one large
ball Of cheese, and the sauce 10 taste.
TT the olives and chop them fine, then
mix With the cheese aud seasoning.
II vegetable sandw ichcs are prepared
for picnic Il II est to carry the lettuce,
nasturtlum leaves, or sliced cucumbers In
= damp cloth and next lce, II possible.
The msyonnalse TO spread the leaves
should also be carried In q Jelly-glsss In
q cool place. The sandwiches can then
be put together just before they are used
and will he crIsp and cool. The bread
used for them should be at least twenty
four hours old, and Il better II thirty-slx
To forty-eIght. Cut OF the crust evenly
With sharp knife from the entire loaf
II you are going to make large number.
BLAcKBEBRr IsoLy.PoLy.--On quart
Of blsckb~rries, two cups Of milk, four
cups Of -four. two tablespoonfuls ef but
ter, two heaping teaspOonfuls Of baking
powder. and one-half teaspoonful OF
salt. Make crust and roll Il out about
q quarter of an Inch thick. Make thu
sheet about three times a. long - Il
II vide. Spread on the fruit aud sprink.
lie Il with sugar; roll up the dough like
q music roll, pinch the ends together.
aud sew up In cloth that has ,'rst been
wrung out In hot water and Toured on
the inside. Drop Into pot Of boiling
water aud boil hard for an hour and .
half. Take from the bsg and serve With
hard sauce.
CoLp BEEv BR0ru.-I'rrparc good
beef broth; clarity and strain through .
napkin; let 10 become cold In stone J,r;
then place In an Ice box 10 cool morn
without freezing. Serve In cold cups.
This makes good soup for hot weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

I. lam q word u letters expressing q
p~r~on Ia nsy~.sitoas circumstance. !, I
name . prlnoap. often oonsidsred very im.
poftAnt; I. 2 a l. an action which should
h. performed morv f,ausntiy than 10 IL; :,
3 ii. q tsruinstion; Sic another form VI
the fr,t word; q. :. l. . r~~ptsele foe q
liquid. al-o sxprv~~ss power, al. syw-
vsr~s. the meaning % the last woci. The
whole may L. divided into ihve words, Ia
which the .,s~ksr sxpr~--~s the impss.i
bllity ~ Improvement
Z I am q wori u slstters sapr~.ing an
sncieut w.apon 81 warfare. Bshrsd me,
and I am . delicious fruit. bshead me
again, and am an orsA, u one u the
-snss-. B~besA snd trAAsI.,~~, and you
~ill find an action chiefly psriorni~d In the
autumn, I, = t.ssxprr~.~~ part 81 ship
q am q word u s letters exprrs.ing ~
setioa more often p<rform~i In the nigh,
than in the day. Bshcsd me. and vpre-
ssnt lsrg. quantity u very useful articles
without which this woul not have iscs
written. 1. 2 4. 81. a very small weight; ],
4, s. 8 IL another name Tor q lady; =. .. u
q color; :, =, 4. IL an action which you will
have performed when you rsch the sDd ol
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
noon RIrr HONEST.

Charlie Sullivan IL . poor but honest
Irish lad, who, while walking down
washlugton Street, found wallet con-
tsinlng chccks aud money TO the value
Of several hundred dollsrs. Althou Oh
almost destitute, he returned II To- IT.
owners, Messrs. A. 7. Oriwsy q Co.,
proprletors Of Sulphur Dltters, who gave
him liberal reward, and also gave him
elk bottles OF Sulphur DItters for he
mother, who has bcea terrible sufferer
With rheunatlsu, and who returned
many blessings aftsr being cured By
thslf uss.-wsskiy World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
ADMINISTRATOR sAIE.

rhs felLsiay Real E.tsis l-lonsiss .. The e.
tais of David y. True. lar ef Ssath Paris.
rhs fvnsy Yarn so csliesi.l sitass<.i miies
fr0m south Paris village. sl-sst - ANS aor~
90 80 AMI eats 81 ~ "a toas of hay. Ths buihi
inss are In gu--i csn.iitioa. The farm IL vel sup
pli~i with farming machinery Asd tools. which
~ill he -shi with The place N ae-irci. This farm
u In ar-teias- oonsiition AMI win bs ssli q q
esrxSln.
Ala. rhs rlesriax AL Gri.s MIN aad Store
st south Paris village. with tight % ho,saSe of
bry snt'- foni. IN. Mn uAs crcupie-I fos
many YEAR, BY the Paris fl,artns Company,
AMI by the lsis owner. u has always d,ss AMI
.. .tili doinx Eaof ba.iDs.s.
TIE Dam ~ss lhoroaxhly vpair~i In i<1
The MN 1. In x.i COO iition ssi win he seli u
. bargain. ror Ne rxht parties this u n spl<s.
dld shAsos " -ssr inss well e.sAblisi~i AMI
Asa. - ssrs Of lad. las~s - III MOODY
Al-o. . am. % land, issws % TIE 81. ciAsh
Lot-- Al situated In lhs tsvs of Paris.
sAhUKL A. TRUE. Admr.
- Coss.sutA sucsl
fostiasrf. MaiseL
OF. nss. GEORGE A. wiilsOS. so Tsns-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
HELP CAME Am IAST.
I've. wss. . Lssr~sA Ne. sssA usps

Hv.~ wAss Lsas~sA uss sssA usps
srh<rs IL ~ hsps fes yea--
ress woris srs ~ shsrs. yes -. kArh ~
sut one ~ Iiahis. YEA my fali Spss Ne Asaan
hear, me .l~ir-. ha.nss biews. NO hsvs'- ~
yca have never heari ths veris sstdrvss~i y
ysar-slf. yes are ma nAely IN ss.iss,tasd hoe
nr.. Emsnss NerrHa. ef wsssrtes. ~ u. M
wssa Asr phy-sclsa sssev~i sh<~- In shres yssr'
sf .leks~ss she hA.i tAkss rvess vsrs<ts % I'D
isiae.. that hal one ,hias In csm~os-'As stss'
inalanty b. care. she vas prsy - NE vvvs'
fsrm cfsy-v>r.lA. AMI vesh se,ev 10 v~il ~
doctor ,shi
A frssni ,oli her 81 rasAslA. TN fAseas srsi
aslany dls.-is.i. ss-a fsr~iax fs.-i. Mr. Moo
s.a ga too lat,h-. she wriis. sssssr dss< 81
uay :. I-s my stomach ~in Lar h-.l roe
When conmeaoei takiax rs.kels. esabi esi
oaiy e.s ,ssls.rsssfsl 81 @sal sss.ss In . rsssi
Ns- . can "a, al@e.s Anything . ~ant. AMI
thsna Cod have fsasd esre al i..t"
- hsr coasii,iea ~sss lsag cay fro'" h<'"s
hs,ss.-.
Tai. I.shs ,e-tiasay % Charles y. isssss. 81
an Mails -. wer-.sisr. Ns-. "fos The last
t~enty IN year. have hssa aasss - a~ o.
par,als % any ssai OF a.h asi -saresS Asy
vegetables. hsias asshk 10 rtaia the ssse.
have tr..-i maay dostor- asi eoants-'s pasee'
-eIleise.. Al we're 81 no avail an tssA Pas
Asla.
u have u-si ,hrss Arg, hostiss AMI too hall
.iis. aai "a Aas wstks.i ~ea.isrs. . no~ eat any
,hias thai :. pat u.-oa The uhA. i'sr,efere
hs. b-sa tsr,aw.
sIn f.ar wesk. have s.in~i ave eess.is.
fssl hks q sss man. am rsO..<nsiins W my
frtsn.is. ssi .sili lakins fs.kols myself
Al r,putahls druggist. ell rs.kols. pan.
phlst Describing " wih 10 eat Nv ON sff"'s
tioa ~
Ist PsI. olsIsrto 1000 co. 20 assss s.. \. Y.
o. q. surmrLESr. -. rssts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
PADDY AND HIS Plpe.

The momentous question which ssI.
tated tho deliberations 0f The park hoard
yesterday vas, 'sbhall Commissioner
Paddy Ryau BE- allowed % smoke HE
ancient pipe while the board II In ses-
slonY' lt came about In thIs way. Mr..
Ryan has had several passages at arms
With President RIdgewsy and sought to
sooihe hls wounded feelings 10 the de-
llghts Of the fumes Of nicotine. lie had
just gotten the fragrant OUTFIT drawing
Nicely when Mayor Eustis who eat on
the opposite aide Of the room, asked:
"Mr. President, I should like 10 know
n Il u allowed for members 90 sm0ke
during the sessions Of this boardr'
Mr.. Rysn'a wrath boiled over 1t once.
81 tell yc I'll smoke u ] want 10 what
ever the mayor says about it," be ex-
claimed. IN smoke, mayor or no
mayor"
Eustls, 81 simply asked . question OF
the chairman"
"weli, IN tell re, Mr.. Mayor, that !
smoked here before ye cams here and III
smoke here after yer gone" rctorted
the irate irishmsn In high key.
by this time Mayor Eustis was getting
very red In the face, and evidently did
not rellsh the discussion With the mem.
Der from the first ward. lie replied
with some asperity;
~ have no objection To your smoking,
Mr.. Ryan, but happen 10 be sitting Just
where the Wind brings the smoke Into
nv face and u II very offensive. ] only
~ n 4. lns lNsSsr aiI ua
"Mr. President" shouted Nc. Ryan,
III move that Il IL the sins Of this board
that I have q right TO smoke II want
to-"
.second the motion" saId Commission
er Dahn with grin.
"Does the board want to 20 on rec
ord In this matterr' inquired President
gIdgrway With q broad smile.
III insist on the question:" roarci MI.
Ryan. :,
Professor Foiwell sought TO pour oil
on the troubled waters by making . lit
tle speech In which he said that he
thought q good cigar would not Inter
rupt business hut Q line should he drawn
somewh here. There were pipes aud there
vas tobacco which might prove objec.
tionable. Mr.. Ryan continued to call
for his motion.
avn the gentleman please put his
motion In writing" said President Ridge
way, solemnly. This settled the whole
matter.
"Mr. President, Z haven't my glasses
" lth me and cant see Ia write u out, y
replied the discomfited man.
The board proceeded 10 business.
Psddys pipe Was seen no more during
the acknowledgements Paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
No sHt.--AaAGrAnA.

When HE the fsme-i -Eieslsiss" lad
,r,.-i N r,ssL ..ss mosntsia top
Ii al~ay. nnd . plscs tan Tod
ios me ts climb. and -rApsp. IN sror.-
In this I think I'm not alone,
Ior ofisatimss my friends and nsish eors
fomplain. In varied phr.ss ssi tone,
OF ~ssls.i tine AMI fraitlss. lAiors
MY c.k. 10 doash.- the h~Aes erss>i.
"a total ~r~sk. - the sAiior sgoas.
The pr,a,sr sass<d. MI form 10 pasd.
The brUk.r oaly muttsrvd. "hroks.
The f.russr ran into the groani.
In. teacher 10 mis-. hAncs ~as taught
III. och az. Ia the sup" profoand
TLs h.LsruAh exclaimed. I'm ssashtT'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

The problem .. Ia chang. oas given word
- another given word. by altering one lst-
s<r at time. each alteration making ns~
word. the numb~r u letter. b<ins always
,h~ zane. and the letters rvmainins always
In the >Ame order. ExAmple-Chsngy lamp
10 ar. In four mo,e~ Ans~~r-lAmp'
lame. fame. fzre. hrv.
4. Change Old to new In 10 mo,~s. q
Change blus to PIMA In II move~ Z
Change rain 10 snow la eight mosc~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
The YOUNG LADY FROM BOSTON

An uptown young man Who 10 frcsh tn
q degree that surpasses endurance, ana
who persists In talking all the time there
IL any body In sight, vent out Tor the
evening one night last week and met q
girl from Bo-ton.
Although the young man talks con-
tlnuaily, he Occasionally uses some very
bad English. tine fault IL particularly
glaring. lie Invariably says III done u
for ~ did It." aud, ss he u continually
talking about himself, he makes this
mistake many times In the course OF an
hour.
lie engaged the Boston girl In CONVEX.
satlon and told her some fairy story
about something or other that had hap.
pened % him. when be- got through
she expressed surprise that such thing
could happen aud asked him; "Did you
really do all thats"
~ done IT," replied the young man
proudly.
Then he branehed Into another
romance.
TIL, was more startling than the first,
The girl from iloston listened patiently
and, when he had nnisbcd, politely en-.
pressed her great establishment. "Why,
she said, "can Il bc possible that you did
anything so wonderfuir'
That's what I DONE" replied the
young man, chucklng out hls chest ~ III
made the remark.
The great success of his two stories
spurrcd him 10 other efforts, and he re
cited another condensed dime novel TOT
the benefit of the girl from lIo.ion
when he had flushed the girl said: sob
do you know, you remind me 90 strong
ly 81 Tanquo's ghosty'
"Nou mean the ghost In the shake
spearc plsyy' inquired the young MAJ
10 = hesltatlng sort % way.
"les."
"And whyr' ".
"Don't you remember What Macbeth
said Ia him: "ri,ou canst not say did
hr'
And until this day the young maj
doe. not know Why everybody laughed
- uuffslo Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
NoN.ncsrDgNr rAxrs.

In the sws % RexLary. In the Coaaiy 81
OSfori, asd STATE ~ Maine. foe the year isa
The follovinx list 81 tases oa rial estate ~ non
resident owser. In the tswn ~ Hsxbury for ths
year l~d, In halls committed ~ j. u. Jenns
eoilsstsr % nxes In saii town, On the liti
day of June, A. %. lad. has ieen rrtufpssi W HIN
A. D. isst. 10y his eertlacsts of that dais AMI nos
rvtaain anpaii, ami noti.e T. hsrsly given thai
N the ssii tase-, Interest anil charges arr
nst paii In a. Tie ttasaD ~ all tow
within eighteen months from tho date 81
the commitment of the ssii balls, 80 mueh nj
the real estate tAN~i NJ viii Ia suneisnt % pas
The amount hue thsrron. Including intsrest sna
charges, viii without further notice u soii 81
pablo auction d the ro-t Onhos In .al.
lawn on the Ia dsy % JanaAry, Tao, al u
o'e l.rk In the fo.vnooa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
Ksy ts the I,usslss,

No. so.-A Problems Ills Agr was Is and
biz wif.'s IS
Ma. 2iO.--wori building; 1. Whippooe
~ill =. Diploma & Citation.
No. :ii.-A FATHERS Teaching; Atten
ton. oculI,any. (At 10. shun companyl
Ne si2--Doabls Aero~tic; C-sba-l. Re
sehO. l-ronmongrh Mead Emb~R
A-dsl-A. E-ursmbsr-G. w-agtALL Al
t-ni-A. R-ssi.-N-Crmean ~ar. Lord ltAs
IAN.
No. 2iS- G~ograpLioAi Puzzle; Yacht
Bus II. SEA. MountAi.N. HorSE Cart
Las CLure-H Honey sueki-E Sill
khseP. CottAxE- Ivy. Finals: ThADst
hhspp~y.
No. 2iA-Rhymcd Transpo.itions: Sut
kr. Ulster. ruie>t, lustsr. rustic, rvsult
No 2is -Hidden Nance of Piacr~: 1
RAbyloa. 2 Tyrv. a sidoa. 4. Media 4
Lydia d Saissnis. .. sparta. 4 Athsss
D Tkrnx~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
Mo- s,s.-G..sr.pAls.i Asr.s.ie.


A vilias. in the north of frascs near
which q warliks king of England. with q
email bssiy of tpop.. gAin~i graf victory
over . large ~rmy % the frnch.
1. The largest peninsula In the world.
q A city In scotland famous Tor its trade
ssi mAnufAe irv~. also Toe tn university.
& The ehl.l to~n % cae of the ssstsrn
countl~s u EagiAnd. the birthplAce Of an
'insnt car. al.
A count. city and hay of the ss~e
name In lt.ly-ths last ssprcialiy fam
for u. t-~utifui scsnery.
8 The mare given Ia . point Of land
which projec Into the "a
q A fertile spot In ds-srt.
2. one oft cantoas Of Switzerland.
a A water gplscr In Kent famous foe
very nne pier and bsrbnr.
y A lake and river 81 the zane name
In psrthshirv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Pegs; "sometImes the absolute faiti,
my hoy has In my wisdom makes me al.
mort ahhsmcd of myself." rotts: "You
need not worry. Il will average up oil
right. by the time ne Il twenty he will
think you know nothing 1t ALL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

The SagAcious Porter-Palace-CAr
Porter (out wcst)-"Dont Cub me M
Zee, sab, I'LL we gets tn de end oh de
Trip" l'Assenger-"verv well. Just ~
you prefer" Portcr-yes, sab. You
see, decs trsin-roobers ALWAYS goes for
me fust, an ef Hln't got nuiiin', dey say
de passengers aint got nufiIn', an goes
ofI.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

To prevent the Juice from pies run
ming over. thrust little tunnels Of white
paper Into the cuts on top, through
which the steam may eecape and The
Juice boil up, and then run back Into tho
PIE again when it stops cooking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

"I'a, Il generals bravo meny' AYES,
ny 600, asa rule. "fhen Why d0el
artists always make pictures Of EN-
standing on Q Hill three miles away,
lookin' at the battle through IN opsrs
Rlass."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Fond wife. "Do you love me, Algyf'
Fond Husband. "10ve your Why,
believe would be ass enough Ia NARY
you the second time n had the chance"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

whss p.by vss ,sch. We ssv. her cA.sorsA
whe. sAs vss CAlid. slss ers~i Zoe cA~icrsA.
wh~a sss hscans Nj, he chung 10 cAsaostA
VIA he bal chuirva. shs ss'sth~sa CAssosiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Ths fact that Hoods Sarssparills,
ooce fairly tried. becomcs The family
medicine, speaks volumes Cor its excel-
leocc and medicinal merit. Hoods
Sarsaparilla 10 Natures co-Woskss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
10 sss.-AI~,,ss E.iss....

Que from Gamma. oss frvtn y'~nsy.
On. from .turk and oos from tA.sy,
one from fushsiA. one frosn rusr.
Ons from cainige ss1L oss kno~s
Ous frvm lny. fair and sweet.
Oss from talip. utis and nsai.
Oss fr.m morning glory tsks.
Ti.s-s united ho~ will male
Garden no~,r - brilliant hue.
sI~rkling In the morning dss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Citizen. "whst did you do With that
gang OF tramps arrested last nlshty'
Magistrate. "ihey sald they we're not
gang bat an army, 40 rendered them q
banquet and bought them tlckets 10 the
newt tovu"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
NOTICE ov voREcrosrRE.

wHsRKAs, rhs Direstor- 20 ths Rya.
fohd >tram Mil Company, authorise-i ~ vuts
~ .aii Co1-srsikpn u " e--i-t.-k in ths tSasiy
20 ON hort ant state % NAins, by their usoftAxs
,ie.-i dsts-i the foarth day % Aaxust A. u. lsS
AMI ressris-i In Tie Oxfsri Registry of ts.-i.
l--uk 80. PAGE Fo. coaseye.t o. no. Alsnxs fsh
esftaia Isarvsl "a r~s e-tstr. situated 10 Wo--i
stsk. in the County of DxfOri and stst~ II
Maine aBi b"ansissi AMI de-sril--i ne follows,
VIA. III nry ants foad >tssm MIL AMI the - oa
~hish stands. -taats-t st Bry ants Pond VII
hss. on ths Vet stie ~ ths rsilrcsi. tsrvthsr
with easins. boisr. shsftias. bst- and all othsr
things ~ every de-crtytioa pertaining snd l-
ondRx ~ all Mn AMI O~ss-t by .akI csnpasy
anil ~lsrca. ssli Aloasa feh iii on tie eight
esnth dsy 20 August. a. u. leo. I'll. tran-fer
All ct over 10 Akisa Chs-e. Thomas " bay
Arthur 4. Risker. Rafa. n. Danhsn. William
nay, seerge W ". rerham AMI Oti- :. Duiisy,
lhsir lssir- AMI s.-lxn-. seven eighth. ~ sshl
moFtxsxr - 81 sst ~ ths prrnni-s- thsrsin sie
-srits-t aai % 49, dsbt tser~by -ssar~i, .ahl
transfer tsins duly recorissi In n.s OSf.rf Rsg
i.try ~ iss-i.. es-sk 81. ys<e- ssi sed .ts.
AM sHtskAs. The cosstitioa ~ -sid a.sftxaks
has tssn broksn. 200 therfsre. by ws>ea II
ths erssh ~ ths c"s.iitloa thsr"f. Tia under
,isr-ixpe-i claim for.s lo-ur. Of ALI msrtsaxe
psiei August q. A. q. lss-
ALONIO HELr.
ALDSN ClAsE
THOMAS DAY.
AkruuR 4. RitktR
Rtfus n. Du>uAM.
UTfs :. DrDLkY,
.ko. ". v fkRHAh.
Nm. DAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
Ne. sss.A I.vselsa.

Thrs num,-r. ar. In srithm.tical pro
srvs~ion. Their .nm IL n and the prcinct
Of th. two sltrvms- ssiissi Ia = squalls the
square 10 the mean What are ihs mum
kr-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

People who are unable 10 sissp AFTER
drinking tea or coffee find that they can
enjoy The sweetest HAD Of rsposs after
drlukisg coeea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Artist-.'l painted this picture, sir. "a
keep the wolf from the door" Dealer
(after inspecting it)--"weli, hang Il on
the knob where the wolf can ace h and
he'll skin quick enough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Hoods Pills become the fAvorIte CO.
thartic with every one who tries them.
- cents.
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HOMEMAKEkS COLUMN.

. 3 -. 49, ;:!:::I;: s: nm
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STATE OF MAINE.


COUNTY 80 oNfOgD. -
~apFyuss Iu.itCial Court. MAJ Tsfm. 4. u t-,s
q Dursu and ,.ev y. Hs~ke-. 80 partners,
". A. 4. Chc-lsy and tss"rsv y. Chs.lsy
Adtnr. ~.
All Ro~ On suxxsstLsn b. ths Court that A. l.
Che-hsy IN pr'ncipal tsfcniant a the time II
M -ersics ofthe " "a. "a. nj an inhahitaht II
giis state. anil hal no tenant. ascnt 90 Attorney
within IN -suis. that NJ xy-si. ~ estate have
tsen attafhssi Ia this sston ant that he has hal
~ notics - sakl sait AMI .ttsrkasnt
tTI- ospEGsp. That nstice ~ ths I-nfsnry II
this .uit - gtNsn - IN salt nefenslant. 10 pub
n-hiux az atts-ts-i oopy ~ this eri.F, te.etl.es
With an ahstrsst ~ tie ftsintiT- wut. thres
sosks susrs--iyely In The ONfert nctns-rat .
paper priutssi az Parts IN all Ceuuty - Osfori
ths la.t pubiieation D. - MT lr-- than thirty
days lsfurv tils next tsrm - sail CoUFt. ~ 10
h.lisa a Paris. in AMI for Ssii Ceanty. oa tbs
-scensi Tue-.iay - tstel,-r A. u. l.s that -aisl
defendant may then ant ti.sr. appear aBd an
sser ~ All -ait. u ~ shall -fe esn-s
Attest ,-ALBkisf :. AUSTIN. Cisrk.
tAitrst of fiaisuG. VIA
nats ~ writ. hArvh ltth. l~s.
Al damRum. Ella.
DssaratiOn. Pa q The Cs-s.
fer MIS- All Cot. socor'iinx 81 I'm sassxe.i.
fsr tslll
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

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Il On ny white winged onA
A psfuws ire from carss thai svN
with ksr snvy nses
rhessA sAiss b. sunsA sAs dsscss frss
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I en- IN os'>an child.
lst ssAsrs psai.- The woodland waya
Ths sSvu thai halls ths LIGHT
trim my all 10 catch he rAls
And stx The guils swim nk<hl
10 eosat thsir sEvKs a. earthly hsavsa,
sst rcsna with psiinss strait.
Bus eli the bstns hold - niss
from iisessdss 10 sious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Ne sia.-Qssss Arsthsssttss
Take ave and one and tee umss Ave,
Aud ssid them al tosvtkes.
And 90 this odd t~o-thirds ~ one.
And then pray tell ne ~heshss
within tl.> sam obtained yoa nnd
A sold. To me tis plain. cir.
And ~ yoa rightly s<id them NJ
Yoa'il surely ind the ans~sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

= hhor unduly. su6srvrs frum such Nesv-
oos Affections oftsu imagine theu,nlvcs The
vicsins Il organic hsart diss~-N
ALL NERVOUS DlHEAHEA, - rs-
rplyuiz, I0unotof AtAxia, EIASeIsy, 40
~, VI vituss DsRce. SLsph-~nes, Merry
ous irstntion. Nervous Disability. Neural
IA, Nslancholis and Kindrsi Ailments, are
Eruatri q q speciality, with graf s'icss-
by tbs StAff % tbs Invalhls llctel Fof
Hamphlst, Itefrr~nce-. AMI farticulars, en-
cioss 10 vents, On stamI- fof Is~tAgs.
Adirss, woRi.p's DIsrgSsARv hEDscAL
ASSOCIATIONS, liuffalo, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

y Iial,s On grsa1
functional dissurb-
abcs through sym
Hny;. DyTI.aA,
caus 10 N THlpA-
tats N . dntrvaing
way. Nervous irs.
trsbn, Deldlity and
lmpovvrishsi BIcri.
also 0ue In too
rapid pulsations,
Many tins> ssanal
a R-.sl.... .sas-. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUM PH R EYs'

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pstvsts t<sctLrs sad fos oves thirty y.Ars ~ ths
protle with eatirs sscssA. Evsry sinsis sIseina
sI>rial curs fos tbs dl>sass named.
.,iksy ears vi!hcsi drusiasi Iersi.s 20 retucins
hssssxbes 81 tks W ssil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

80 10 prssssA - s.ss p-sssss - rs.ss Il pr-.
- hvsssssvs nssvsl nee pssssl ssnss sssa