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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
pREITy PIANO COVERS.

As far as possible II IL wisest to select
materials for plano covers vide enough
To avoid seams, writes Harriet Ogden
Morrison In = page, With original designs,
on artistic Piano Covers" In the Sep
tembcr ladies' Home Journal. This IL
especially necessary for the cover OF .
square plano. Fortunately there are .
number Of fabrics now obtalnable which
lend themselves particularly veil Ia this
special decoration. The Roman or silk
shceting comes In many shades; blue.
pink. white, gold, green and terra colts
pink. IL IL about hfty inches vide, and
Il extremely soft aud pliable. Art satin
also comes In many shades. II Ia nearly
a. vide a. the Roman shecting. Nall.
cloth IL little heavier than the others,
but equally beautiful, although little
more difficult TO en,broider upon. Es-
pec,aliy attractive for embroidery pur.
poses are the colored linens. They Will
be found particularly suitable for the
covers Of upright pianos. China ak IL
always available.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
PILLOWS AND pILloW-s.AMs,

Pillows are made In three sires
twenty by twenty-seveo, t~enty-se,en
by t~enty eight and twenty by thirty
inches. l'illow-siips should be an eighth
Of . yard longer than the pillow after
they are hemmed, aud Vide enough Ia
alp easily over Il; they may be either
plainly hemmed or hemstitched. Pillow
shsms should he larger than the pillows
that they are Ia be used for. the average
sired shsm Il thirty by thirty Inches. II
the round bolster u preferred To the
shams IL may he stuffed With feathers or
msy consist simply Of . PAstsboard
frame over which ticking IL drawn; u
may then be covered with any desired
material. Pillow-shAms and bedsprcAds
are often made Of linen, and simply OF
elaborately embroidered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
FRUIT SyRuPs.

Ilou.ekeeper. should take advantsgs
of any glu, In the fruit market Ia pur-
chase . supply Of fruit for making into
syrups. There IL no more healthful OF
delicious drink ut any time, and r.pe-
clAlly when the thermometer ]. bubbllna
over Into the nlneties, than fruit punehe.
compounded With lemons, tea, icr, aud
fruit syrup.. The following recipe Tor
fruit syrup. IL from = Southern lady
and may be relied upon: Put Into por.
celain-lined kettle one gallon Of any Of
the small fruits, and add enough water
10 keep them from burning. Generally,
q cupful will suffice. Cook until tender,
heating very slowly. strain through a
cloth, and Ia every quart Of juice add a
pint Of sugar. Boll fifteen minutes,
pour In glas. jars aud seal NJ. In max
Ing Ice creams the addition Of TIL. syrup
viii give a. delightful result As u fresh
fruit we're used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
CAICHupS


Possibly the least expensive article
put up by bou.ekeepers for winter use u
catchup., q variety 30 which can IL
made at q very small cost.
The tomato aud cucumber are the
beet vegetables for the purpose, aud can
lie used both ripe aud green. They may
be cooked and seasoned la = number al
different Ways, or made In their raw
state.
The beet aud most perfect vegetables
and fruits only should be- used for catch
up.; the spices should BE- pure, aud o.
commlngled Ss to prevent any one pre-
vaillng TO the exclusion Of the others
cloves, allspice, mace and cinnamon
being generally used. Onions, garlic,
horse-radish, black and white mustard
seed, with celery seed, give catchups ~
excellent flavor.
The vinegar used for cstchups should
BE- pure and strong.
A porcelsin-llned kettle IL beat foi
cooking catchups.
After being made, cstchups should b,
bottled or put In glass jars, sealed and
kept In cool, dry place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
A RECKLESS GENERAL.


nsw sAs Daks 90 We1n1a0ssa rssose
With orsss psnsss.
Que day the psas % wsiiisssss's rrsseh csss
care ~ hin Coz eri<r~
-oh rss ssy,hirs.- sAsi NJ paAs. i~rssssssiy'
II never thlnk u vhss Pea isss ny sss.ssA.
ne chef uss hsvts~i. whrsA~s welnsssss
~s. pasishei win is.iirsssses 90 ma. hisssry
DO. ne I'LL. Gee thing is csrtaia. fvepss Oh"
doat care vhai th<y eel 900 ssd thss.ss'ves
unable 10 esi anything 81 an vsshsss agesy.
rsslr eseaiei .ss@sshs 90 % ssrths NsasrAl
dixs-tioa esA-e-.
WA, :. ~ b. siess. then, oss osases nvs
withsai sstias. The esiy pe-sibs hslp s IN .
pre- iix,-ss-i fs-si. whish sstssrs has faF~isAssi
In The fsra % rA~AslA- % rplar>s vassri us
soc AMI in,,xenae. ths entire syssss visAsss
all frva tls siomssA. willard ilstisssA. OF
BrsiT,ssa. =. =. sys;
a have h<sa . <re.i ssssrvr froa dysp<psiA
AL isdl<~-siss ssui vas isisc~i By sfrsssa
.. . AZ r,-sys n Try rasAslA- Z en- 'ssrs sAAs
pls.-si ~ s<-tisy thai ra.Aeia has versei v"s
der In ny &C.,. - have 10 dsssr~ss ansr sss
Ina. ant eel ~h<ssser M spp<siss erssss- 81
,i-s al me safsvr. 10 80 fsAAelA-
III. 4. ths .ssry % r. A. iiaaA. % Valparaiso.
Ind -nsfor, 4 u.s-i fs.kela vss very veal.
c.uli ma dix,-, anything. . trs~i everything
10 gain .srenssA tss t.is~i. Ny dssssr ssli ne
a. 40. ra-asla ssi . Am sasisaei that 10 shs
ealy thias Zoe . ~esA stomach
n have gained too pounds In vesk- rhsry
4 Rs.thlns thai kslp- Indigestion nae fa.kola-
have u,sl alsat twelve destsu AMI have teen
sufsrta. msre than twelve Year,.
AT tisns- coilh work only too days IN
~esk for nesrly thrcs years spent al hal
far d.storins snsi hal Given ap bog
Any uptosists arasx-t ~iu furnish rasAoa,
Tsnphlet ~
Int PEI. ol6tsrtp 1000 CO., 20 s,sts s.. ~
o.. 4. suVHTLEGG, -. rasss. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
RECIPES.

SNOW BALLs.-Cream together one
pound % soft white sugar aud one pound
Of butter. when light add by degrees
one pound Of Hour sitted three times and
warmed, and the whites Of sixteen eggs.
Flavor with the grated rinds OF two
fresh lemons.
Blsnch one pound of almonds-one
pound after they are shelled-and beat
TO q paste with rose ~ster, CRATE one
cocoanut. aud cut Into small pieces one
round Of citron. MIX them well to-
rether and stir Into the cake. Butter
snow ball pans, half all each With cake
batter and set In the oven Ia bake.
When perfectly done and light, remove
from the pans and set about on dishes Ia
get cold before Icing.
NODDED BLANC MANGE.-Sweeten q
quart Of new milk and flavor. Dissolve
q teaspoonful Of moss fsrina In cold milk
aud pour In the cream. Mold In egg
shelIs and set on Ice 10 cool. When
ready tn serve peel OF the shells, lay the
eggs In q glass dish aud surround with 4
border Of currant or grape Jelly. Serve
with whipped cream.
ORANGE fLORENpINE.-I.lne deep
pie dish With nice haky paste, steam half
q dozen apples, peeled, qusrtered and
core,i, til tender, lay them In the dlsh,
slice two preserved oranges In thin
rings, lay them over the apples and pour
over all q small cup OF the preserved
orange syrup.
AprLn MERiSGUE.-i'are and core
nice tart spples, place close together In
q butterei pudding dlsh, oil the cavities
With sugar, lay q small piece Of butter
on top, flavor with little nutmeg, cin-
nsmon, lemon peel or vanilla, cover With
. plate aud cook In the oven until tender
but not broken.
Into one pint Of hot milk stir half =
cupful Of sugar, . pinch OF salt and the
yolks Of two eggs and pour u over the
apples. Place the dish again In the
oven and when the custard has act,
spread . merlngue made Of the whites
OF the eggs, Q heaplng tablespoonful OF
sugar aud havoring 40 preferred and
place In the oven To brown slightIy.
Serve with plain sweetened cream or
other cold sauce.
WHITE CAKE.-Cream two cupfuls of
sugar and one cupful Of butter together.
Add three cupfuls Of hour, half . cup
ful Of milk, two teaspoonfuls OF baking
powder and the beaten whites Of eight
eggs. Flavor with almond. Turn Into
q creased mold and bake In . moderate
oven. When cold, Ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
kSy ss the S,uaslss.

No xss-Rhym.- In Blaski l. Waiver
aver. SLENDER. lender. Beat, eat. Lend
cod. Brsin. rain. ALIVE. live. Iout, 0ut
Bill, III Call. ell. Fable. able. Swell
yell.
No sa-Charsds: MD chip mits
No. ss.-PO~tisAl ~;
In shining blue the sstsr Wild
Cnfolds her petals fair.
The slstnstis. aprssehins. s>sks
To clap and hiss the Air;
The bsiliaht pDppy nAants her hssA
Amidss th< rip>nins grain
And sdis her solrs IA swell the $50
That Assust's Lsr~ again.
No. g-.-MotsrniE~d Proverbs: I. Maj
propo-s-, but he IL not always accepted. .
Truth crushed 10 cArth will he again
sssp won't
No 2N.-The Heart Pussis; Pint aid,
the heart A along the twiDe. thruAigh Oh,
loop d, until Il rvschss the hack Of th'
central hole In the hoard. Then pull th,
loop Is from b<hibd through the hole
aud . doabls loop will bs found At hack
PA-- the heart through this double loop
draw the twins through the csatral hole
I'll n IL In the zane po>ition ~ 10 was u
nvt, and the hesrt A may then b. rradily
paa.sd Ia IL companion. There h . va
risty % paisl,s of this Kind. The genera
hey TO all Of them IL to pass loop through
one of the holes.
No ysO-Cursoas Compound; I. hys
sinth. z MsaAgvrie. d Sacramento
No 81. - D~oapitAtions: s-printsr. Nod
Der. Clever. Plea. A-stern. Pastel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
Wls> sssd Oshsrviss.

Although manufacturers of spoons do not
enjoy q very high rank - writers. the ma
jori,y % them hsv. prsiucssi gr~ai man,
stirrihg articles.
II {. thyme that mAkss the old man sAg-
G.olosists >Ay the cradle u the deep hA'
nothing % do with making the b~i rick.
YOa can always hnd cut how much mai
10 worth wb~n he die. by looking ai his will
II l. dead give s~sy.
Will. lone thing. find Il difiicult Ia ~
sSons. the measuring stick dos prvtty vel
- rule
..rhsr.. . time TO work and . time u
play" but to the hand organ grinder both
time- come ~ once.
Visiting . church fair u like going into
the Highways and buy wayA
The mariner Who scoun the scAs In al
sor,. u ~sats~r needs great deal Of and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

.ONFORD, - ,-Ata Ceart ~ Probate hshi %
Paris. ~tthis ssd Coz The Ccansy ofOAfor'i. &C
ths thir,i Tuesday % Aux- A. ID. lss.
wkBnkh. lsie u Ramfori. dessa-ri. ka.
Ind pre-snts-i her Istitioa for an allowance oui
Of the fsr-oaAl I-tAts ef .akl sisssA-s.i.
OkDtkkD. That .sid ystitioner give nctics ei
gabli.kiax q copy % thl- orier shrss uesks sar.
ess-ively In the Oxfori Ie@orrst. q newspaper
printed Al Paris, In alb county. that they msy
APPEAR st q froAsts Court 10 ~ hokien a Paris,
within AMI fOr ALI County. on th< third Tsss-
slsy OF >st.t. ssxt. % nine o'ehsk In th<
foreaesa, ami shoe ssa-s. u any they have,
against the same.
eEoRGE A. WILSON. Jsise.
A true copy-Attr-t :
ALBkRT ID. PARK, Rrxisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

OXFORD, 49, ~ Q Csars 20 frohsis he'll q
Paris. within anil f0r the County % Oxford. On
The thiri Tuesday % Aug. A. n. iss.
Amhrs-s A. Eastman. Exor. The estate II
uARkIEr 4. FILLS. Late ~ Dtn neli. In sail
Cuunty, de-.s-s-i. hsyinz pre-snts-i hi- scoount
20 aiministration II the estate of .Aid dessa-ssi
for allossBos
D. al per-sa. ints rv-s< by causing copy of this
oFier ~ - paehshs-f thrvs weeks sDsse..ively
In the O>ferd psms-rst. printssi a faris. that
they may appsar AZ Court ~ ffobAts ~ b< bshi
a Paris. In said Coanty. on the thiri Tuesday VI
seyt- nsxt. d nins o'ck.k In The fervnssn. and
show csa-s. n any tsy have. vhy thu ssms
.hoahi ma - alhs~ci.
GkoRGE A. WILSON. Judge.
A true oopy-si.e-s =
ALBEKT u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

The sal.-criisr h.rsby give. pahllc asslcs thai
b. has l-sa daily spI-sints-i ~ The Hon. js'ixs
- frahsts Cor The toahty Of oct" AMI s--um
81 ths trast 20 AimiaistrAtor 20 IN estate 20
JOSIAH llkALD, lsis ~ level,
in ssid county. de-cs-ssi. by xtstax hend ~ tbs
indslts.i b. The estate - ALL d-ses-s-l 81 mails
immssiiats payment All thS-s Who have any
demands thsreon ~ eNhihtt The sane a.
Aug. ALT. lss kDwAkD 4. wALkER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

TIE horiroutal % eight. the woman
throagh ~ho-~ influence the visigoths vvrv
iniucs>i Ia b-coms nominAily ChristiArs
The sound. % Ave. = woman ~ho~~ beauty
oaa-s.i . blcody war. The third. OF sven.
. queen famed fcs her beauty and courage.
~ho 20. brought In chains to Home. The
.toar,h, IL -four. . princsss ~ Tyr Who
fouDdisd . grvs, city In Africa The nf,h.
VI ss,sn. q b-.utifui AlsnAndrtAn teacher
% PHILOSOPHY ~ho was stoned 10 death.
The sixth. of even. Q woman botei Tar
t.au,y. learning and slc9usncv. the FRIEND
10 SOCRATES AMI loved by perieles The ~
.nth. % eight. . bssutifui AthsniAn. Aft~r'
ward -smpr~-- u the wet" The eighth,
u sven. y-<tess Ia whom the Grvsks gave
the name % The Lyric Mu-r." The ninth,
~ Ave. the woman Who is aid to have In.
.iissi.i the burning % Pvrspoii. The
vertical. the name ~ . celebrated queen
Who lived Ia the fr~t century, H. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

Agent. ITO every one buying one
package Of 'I.iftem's Baking Powder,
We present q baking pam" Mrs. A.
home. "B.king pant Why, that thing
with screen over II looks more Ike .
bird cage!" Agent. "Yes ma'am; but
that powder makes such light biscuits
that You must bake them lua cage, or
they'll float away"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

OXFORD, &c Al q Coar 20 Probate hshi q
Paris. within AMI Tor the Coaaiy ef Oxford
on The thirl Tuesday % Aug "A. II. l-s<.
Samantha N. Bel, hsassi Ltsstsr In . certain
in-,rumsnt parssrtias % 10 the last VIII AM
Tv-tAmsat % TIMOTHY L. BkLl.. lste Of
Waterford Ia saii County. dcssA-e.i. having
pre-snts.i ths same f.r fr,,tsts
uRBtRkp. That the all I-ssitioner give notics
D. al psr-on. int.rv-,s, BY casing eopy ofthi.
orisr ~ ~ pabnshs-i thrve ~esk. -sose..i,eiy
in the Oxfori nscms-rsi Printssi "a Paris. thai
thy nav APPEAR AZ frOlAts Court " h
he'll a fari., In ali County, oo ths thiri rues
ns-sn, Ahsi .hy~ esa-s N any they have. why IN
all tn-trument shyahi ut 10 prosei. Appro,ci
ami allg~esl As the lA-t Will AMI Testament oi
All dsssA-~i.
true c0yy-sfts-t =
ALBEIT u. PARK. Rerister
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

A low chair. made BY saving or the
Iees OF common Kitchen chair until Il
IL Low enough To suit one, With cushion
nj DARK Gallon, IL . USEFUL adjunct 70 the
worn, 10 sit In while waiting few MIN
utes for ths biscuit or cake 10 bake.
One can open the oven door without
STOPPING TO sxsmlss The articles cook.
lnR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
IT IL NOT BEST

to always believe everything th.t per
son tells you, but when you hear that
the best blond purifier II sulphur Rltters,
you can believe u, for tisey cured the Of
. severe cass Of blood polsonlng. --ifEv.
A. FAtRcHii.p, New York CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

Nervous PAssenger-"why are you
steamlng along ut such . fearful rats
through thls fogr' Ocean Captain (reas-
suringly)-"fogs are very dangerous,
madam, and ! sm al~ays In . hurry to
get out Of them"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

whsn nAby vas s,ct. ve rave hes cAsaortA
whea she was . CAiid, shs Grid foe cAssos'A
When he became Nj, shs chung 10 ca<oflA.
VIA sAs Lad CAIlirsa, he gave them csssorA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
No. ssa.-Is-..>.i sd Csrsaii.

l. B.L.si trough drawing. and yoa have
Q Hind % ship Behead again, and you have
. way Ia make PRINT.
Z CurtAIl Ia LONG ior. aud you have ~
rici 10 tim, CuSsil again. and yca have
your answer. CuftAil again, and yca have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
jST THOSE WHO HAvl

Cstarrh caused hoarseness and diff
Guilty In speaking. also to . great ex-
tent Loot hearing. by the use Of Ely's
Cream hahn dropping Of mucus has
ceased, voice and hearing have greatly
improved.-J. w. Davidson, Att'y At
Law, Monmouth, III.
used Ely's Cream Balm for catarril
and have received great benefit. ] be-
lieve it safe and certain cure. Very
pleasant To take.-wm. Frazer, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Price Of Cream Balm II 6fty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
rice Of Cream Balm IL any cents.

"weli," said James Easydo, "I've GOT
down to my last loaf" "Great heavens,
mani" said his friend, "lt isnt 70 bad
~ that, Il hy' "Yes, 90 70 work to-
moYroW~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

The laws should be enforced, even "
the people hnd IL necessary to hang
some Of their governors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

Suspicious Malums. "Ethel, what de-
tslned you at the door just now when
Mr.. spoonsmore went swayr' Fhel
(smoothiug her rumpled hair.) "Noth-
Ing 20 speak Of, mamma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
Atrus oopy-sils.i

OXFORD, a. III q Court of Probate bshl al
Paris, within sRd Tor the Couniy ~ pkfvri, ON
the thlri ruessisy % Aus, \. II. let
Nm. 4. Burge.. fserutor the estate ~
JANIS %. ~ HGtss, late ~ fefu
In saii tounty, 'tecea.si. hsving presented ~.
account of administration Of the Estate % all
,issss.s.i for allowance
OHpsRtD. That .sii Isecutar give no,ie.
~ eli Irr-ons intsrvs,s.i ny causing copy ~ this
orisr b. IL puhlsh..i thrrc weeks suc..-.itsly
In the Dsfori brmarrst, printed a Paris, that
they may spIsaf at q tour ~ Probate "a - he'll
a Paris. In ssld County. on ths thirl Tuesday
~ ~sIt neNt, at nine o'eh-k IN The furvnfon. anh
show osu-s. ~ any they have, Why tho sane
shoukl not be allowed
GkoRGE 4. WILSON, Ju'igc.
A true oopJ-aii.-t ).
ALBEIT u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
saeAo ~ the YARD.

:: .sy' : :s,s.: -: 80: ,sS 4.
ColUnn, Oxisri IisascssI faSis. naiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

4 brazilian recently saved his life by
carrying roll Of fl00 notes In his vest
when bullet came that way. Yet there
are people Who neglect 90 simple pre-
caution,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
ABOVE ILL 0IHERS.

D. Pisrss Ooidsa Msiicai Di.ovssy, in
ever dis.as: csessi BY tnsysd liver g I'm:
. ss 20 M ~: ., .Sa S sS:s
ing appruachs n - rvmsdy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head.
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Try q
box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
LADIES WHO BLOAT.

what . great number there are; how
uncomfortable Il makes them; IL 10 a.
most impossible for those afflicted To en-
Joy life. In nv private practice have
always found sulphur Bltters To be the
best remedy. All Who are thus troubled
should use lt.-MRs. DR. CHiLDs, Bos-
TIM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
No asl-M.sA sss>r,>.

Square the name % town In England IN
which thsrr IL = celebrated school With
vocal sound, word meaning at Que time
and another word for n~crssity.
SQUARE title II high rank With noun
tain In RusaiA. = Kind % cabbage and
woman's name.
squsr, . thought with . term at Ahec
ton. oas % the points Of the eompas- and
-oms very valuable and important branches
of kno~l~ige.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

OXFORD, 90 At q Count 81 Probate he'll n
Parts, within ani for the County ~ OtfOri
on the THRU Tuesday % Aug. 4. u. lss.
fr,.isrisk y. Hall, kse.ut0r on the estate
% HuIDAII D.. POOR. late % Andossr.
AL "en,y. ,ss h'IhE W.
estate Of said ,le.ssss.l for aliosAnu.s
ORDERED. That the saii fNccutor siye notice
"a all psr-ons interested thsr,in, by
.pabushlns q copy ~ I'M. orisr thru. weeks sur
oe.-i,sly Ia the ga fori pemarfai q Newspaper
prinissi ai PArs. IN ALL County. that they may
appear az q Probate Court ~ ~ hohlsn a
FAIRS. In .ai County, on The thirl Tuesday ~
sept. n.si. AZ nine o'chCA In ths fofrnonn, anil
show cause. ~ any they have. Why the sane
shouh net be allowed.
GkORGE A. WILSON. Ja,ls,.
true copy attest
ALBEgr -. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
PIERCE .: :::: CURE
On HONEY nRrunNxp.

:. MA .Ay..,,;a.A yA.-
s.M,,T'..a.E. frsss.i.
any b.tt<s. for ] he'd
uIs~rytion of the how
els. iiy tbe time ] hasi
taken Q tottle and Z
half Of Doctor p,crve's
0otten h~lscsl D,scov-
cry. the blessiine hsd
Lmost STOPPED. Ny APP
pstite vas good. moth
Ing semed 70 hurt ma
that ! ate. Ny improve
ulcut VS. wonderful.
Several years have
y lnfInanauf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

OXFORD. =. AT q Court ~ rrplAts he'll n
Paris, wthin ani Cor the County % DN.
fori. on The thirl Tuesday Il Aug, A. ~.
lsa
tnosh W we.-ihury, Adminis,rsi"r On the
e-tsts ~ ELISHA HAHfitrr late "f
>ewry, ln sshi tounty, decsa-s-t, having pre-
ssnts-l Ais ss.oant ~ administration ~ thu -
tate % ssii ,issea-si for allowance
pkDtntD. That the saki Administratar rive
notics h. al Isr-ons inist..tei by causiug o"py
of this order ~ IL pubnsbs-i thru. weeks suc
c.s.i,sly In the Osfori D.mo-rat prtntssi II
fars. that they may appear h fruhats touf'
~ 10 held al Psns, Ia all County. oa the thiri
TUESDAY 81 sspt. neat. al hins O'ela-k In The
forvno-Bn, AMI show cause, n aby they have. why
the same shoukt Bot 10 Allowed
.koRaE A. WILSON. Ju'ise.
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ALBERT u. PARK, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

OXFORD, 90 AT Court Of Probate hsht II
Paris, within AMI fof the County % Okf0ri, on
the thlri Tuesday ~ Aug. A. u. Lee.
Mary .. uvsn, ADM. on the estate ~
wALfE 4. GRAY. late of Psris, In ssi'l
Coanty, dsssas.sl. hs,ing pf..snts-i her account
% siraini-t rstion % the estate u all sc-.a--
fof allowance
al person. Interested. by causing copy ~ ihi'
or,ier o. - pahlishei three weeks suersssivtly
In tho Otfyri D-mosrat, printsi AZ Paris, thai
they may spIsar al tour of ffulate " u
day % SEPT. Rstt, a nine o'clask In The farnaor
.sa ,so~ ssa.s lfany they have ~hy the -am'
GEoRoE 4. WILSON. Ju'igc.
A true oopy-atisst -
AInkHT %. Park. Regi.ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

1. VIII dOs AMI ca, b sufficient CON-
psny for your
2 LIT us have one game OF checkers NJ
least.
q That will make Gene vain
4 She 1. reading 'Ben-Hur'' on the pi'
Ana
5 n s,ss I cutter her hoass again, IL will
l-r t.cAuss I cannot help L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HU M PHI r EYS'

d. H...h..,. sssslass are .s,.,,,ae.Ily an p
is-stie with sntirv sucs~~a Every single sssS mo
I stssiAl eurv fos tn di--ss~ nAnsi
..Ihs, esrv wi!hcs drussins, gsrsins g reineinx
the stem and are IN fast aud DEED tLs hoys
Hsss<Al<s 81 the N ssl4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
SIBkKr d. PARK. Register

ONfoRD. 90 Al toar ~ Probate holt a
fans, siihin AMI fof The County ~ oxford,
I.a... u ~, k1..t,I.t,.t.. - an =.
estate ~ CYRUS A.tI,ktH, lats - Hartford.
In saii County. de-sssei, having prv-cntsi ~.
arcount % administration ~ the estate % all sis
oea-s.i Tor aliywanss
OhDsRtD. That the saii Administrators give
motto. 81 all ter-ons Interested, 10y causing copy
% thi. o-lcr a. ~ puhllshs-i thrrs weeks sue
cs.-iyely In the Oxford pcmocrat prnts.i AZ
Paris, that they may APPEAR a q frohate Court
"a 10 he'll a Paris, In .aii County, on the thiri
Tuesday VI sept. neat, AZ nine o'clpk In the
f0vnoon, Ani show cause, N any they have, Why
The same sh0uh not 10 allowed.
GkoI,6k A. WILSON. Judge.
A true copy attest
ALBERr u. PARK, REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

DNtDtiD, 80 AT q touu ~ Probate he'll N
Parts, within aRi Toe the County of ONfori ot
IN. thiri Tuesday of Aug. \. 10. I-s..
Arthur q. weise, Administrator ou the e.
tste ~ iiA Rgi-D> 4. wIiiTMA>, late of Part
n sAll os,anty, 'ie.ssss,i. having prrssnts-i ~
account of Standardization of the Estate ~ sai
,ie.sasel for allowance
ORDtRED. That sali AimT. give hoticc III
the same 81 all Isr-ons Interested thervin, by
publishing q Copy of tn. orisT thrv. weeks suc
oe-.iVely In the pNfsri D.mu~rat, . nswsparsl
printed a Parts. in sail toahty that thsy may ap
par AZ Probate ourt a. ~ h"hlsn n raris, with
In aRi far sali ,oanty. en The thirl Tuesday 81
>sJt newt. al nine s'risck Ia the forvnoYn, AMI
.houil hss - allowei.
GEo. A. WILSON. Ju,isc.
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ALBERr u. PARK, Register.