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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

n you get into q quarrel with . man
and see that You cant get out OF u with
out fight right then and there. forget
that be has q bead. pick out the second
button of his vest and snash him ON u
~ hard ne yoa can. In 20 cases out of
100 you'll win the battle without an.
other lick. There IL no foul about q
stomach blow, It's only when you get
below tho belt that you ste open ia
criticism. OF course you are liable "a
hurt man by hitting hun In the siom-
seh. bat that's what you are there for.
Most people who yet into sudden ro~
II am Speaking of course of tho-s who
have never bc-n taught how 90 take cars
of themselves-go ut each other hand
over hand like = sailor climbing mp the
rigging. and they invariably try Tor
each other head. A. tsaid before. for
get your antagonist has q head 10 you
arc forced Into fight. Just take aim al
the pisc. where you think his chest pro
tector stop. and let drive at H. There
10 not one man In 10000 can stand q
crack there. Il take month. OF train.
ing o. mako . mans stomach hard
enough 60 receive even . medium blow
there. Then. " you want 10 spoil his
beauty and leave your visiting card with
him In the SHAPE of black eye. you can
do u at your leisure. for the fellow who
IL hit In the bread basket iorgets NIL
about his boly above that. for the time
bsins any how. Washington Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
MUSICAL HORSES.

This little Incident happeoed above
the clouds on Que sunday morning. sev-
.eral summers ago, on the very tlptop
20 besutiful Roam Mountain In North
Carolina.
A small circle. numbering not more
than about dosen people, ~-v seated
about on tie smooth rocks, or on the
springy cushions of beautiful mountain
heather, With which nature has uphol-
s,~rrd most inviting seats Ia this besutI-
ful land of clouds.
One of the company. . clergy man, vas
conducting an Informal religious service.
Having fnished hls short sermon, he ab-
nounc~d q hymn. Ne there we're M
l.ooks, bis selection vas necessarily
something familiar To all, and presently
there aro.r from this small consreg alton
= strong aud hearty chorus. No Intent
werr the singers upon their simple
.srvis~, In which minister and all Joined
with equal spirit that no one notlc~i, un-
Ill q horses face "a. thrust forward be-
tseen t~o of the congregation, that .
Grove of horses, evidently attracted by
the volcrs, had gradually approached.
until . second civle Vas formed outside
the wor.hIpers. The discovery was so
startling that for = moment even the
minister forgot hls clerical dignity aud
burst out laughing, and all the voice.
bfoke down.
" TIL. the unln,i,~i horses fell back
Ia some confusion and apparent embsr-
basement.
Ia q few second, however, the singers
recovered themselves. and Nth really
rredItable .elf-control sang the entire
hymn, and as there ~erc several stanrss,
the outer circle of borse., which had
soon closed In again, thrust forward
more than one equine head among the
amused ~orshipers before = hnsl
Amen" sent them OF once more In .
.camper.
Again aud again, ne other hymns we're
sung. during which u IL ssfe % .sy not
q little fun entered Into the worship, the
song. lowing horse. camc back, their Ion.
serious faces seeming To wear almost
I.lou. expressions a. they listened at
ientiv.iy, aud dashed away AZ the end
IL the performance.
IN. minister on this occasion was q
veii.kno~n and popular clergyman.
No doab, he had addressed audience.
10 almost every Conceivable character
during his ministry, and felt his rl.ible.
proof sgaln., any ordinary surprise, but
this sudden appsrition OF eager horse
faces VAS too much for even hls self
control. Hut, after all, mlni.ier. are
only men, aud q man Who would not
feel tempted To laugh on such an occs'
.lon would be en- dull that he could hard.
~ be expected Ia preach . bright ser
mon.-liarper's Young People.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
STATE ov MAISE.

Cou>rt 40 OxSosp. &c.
supr,ms Is'ileisl Court. tsb. Tsfw, A. u. iss.
rVsn the fsrvFy'nf suits b. sufove tho hsr.
tlsins-i apoa the iE. sts,. ds-srits-t. u sp.
pssfias D. the eoar that ths slor .as'i Zoe uss
farui.kei by q eontrad With The Vsnsr ~ ssli
h.s., AMI that ali owner he. No notice ~ ssii
salts, " u OEDtH1D ~ tho eoart that tho plata
ur give notics 81 ths Ber ~ The hsss sttsshs,i
on ssii saits. by causing an ah.ust ~ ali
srtt. AMI the orisr. % soar thsfeon. ~ - pub.
hsiss-i thf.s ~vek. sarr..siVeiy In the ptfori
p.mosrst. = psysr pfin,s-i In PART. N all
e.sasty. The last pablestion ~ - thirty days q
lrsst T. Zoe. the psst tsfn ~ .sii court H. 10
hshi "a Part. on the hrst russiay ~ May, 4. u.
l.et and slso csuss m vvnsf ~ Tho hes- namei
In ssli writs, tr,mout ". wnsh - Milsn.
Coast, ~ Cos- sni state ~ >s~ iia~p.hir.. 81
10 .sr,s-i Nth abstract - salt viii. snst the
erisrs tksrvgn, ~ an efssr qaslihei b. cav.
civil pfr-rr.s In The stale ~ >ew IiAmp.hif.
foaItssa days % East lsfuTv ssil tern ~ eoar,
h. 10 ksh al Part. 90 The hr.t rBe-slsy ~ MAJ,
A n. -. ~ the col that o.. salt O~nsr - .sii
20. may thsh AMI thsIt spJssf II .sii coar AMI
10 admitted a. dsfeni sn.i lc.oms Q party IA
sshi .uit, ~ 10 shall -. ssa-
ATTEST AIHtNT :. AUSTIN Clsrk
Als,rsst - ..ii -ri,. sRd c"py "a orisr. II
court thsr.on.
Arrrsr ALnrRr = AUSTIN, Ci.rs
Iisrrist a Para. ilsthsl. AUS. for fislntf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
tsl..,ns, 81 ri.isur. Writ,

Heavy gieetsas % neriin, County ~ cec-
state ~ Nsv Hampshire. flsiniih 70. w
mont n. Wrishi 20 Milan, Ieanty ~ Co.'s. STATE
ef New Hampshire. snd ccrtsi" sprscs ies.
Defssisnt. Action D. enforvs llsn 90 csrtsin
spruce l.xs on landing. ea isni ~ Dasisl Hole
man. In .iissi. In .sii toasty % oxford, stat
With an y near the middle ~ esrh los. f"r hhoi
v~rformst In haannz ali l.Es. sndst senifss,
sith tho psfsnisnt. the owpsr - sail lass. u
days, At 81 O. stl@
Alas claim of Os,ss. D,se. Zoe isl-sr psrferm
81 In hauling .sld lox.. ~ days AZ In. ei1@
assigned sni transferred % rlslntif.
Al dsmnuna. eltae.
Mrit0istei January -, lot
Rstafpssi % February Term, Loo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
At gveN-soNo.

n I ssul6 ell 20 hAct Zoe eas hsisf hess.
10 10 81 svss.ssns that hoss sheuh ~.
when helis are thinning from IN oid gSay tovsI
Aeruss The tranquil go
'u'' .Lsa III. a''a' s'' sweet s"A eo'' Viii
Jusi wLsn The Lest ssld lInssrs In the vsst.
Would I recall yoa to the void yos kssv
hsfor~ you vvat % r>st.
Ana wherv the starry Jasmine hide The wall
We two voah stssd tasethss 900 aeaia.
know yoas patissee-l wosh tell 200 ell
NJ taisef love and psia-
And you would listen. With roar tss1ss smile.
Traring the iisss upon my tsaswosu fscs.
And nndins. even fos . littis vkils,
Oar earth veary plAcs.
Only one listie hour. And then encs more
The hitter VOID. farswsll. tsset With fsess
And all my pathway darksned. - hsfor~.
with shades 81 lonely ysarA
Far t-ttsr. dear. that you. snfeit. unseen.
should bo,-s near M In the quiet aif
And draw my spirit through this mortal scr~si
Year higher life IN shars.
would not call yoa bsek. and yet-ah. mel
Faith IL - weak and human love ~ strong
That sweet d ss~ms On think % What might b
This hour % s,ea-seas.
New York l<dses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
A clGAR A Mup.

An old man from souswhers beyond
the suburbs stood On forty.Seveuth
Street corner, says the Chicago Tribune,
watching q trolley car moving swiftly
eastward with . heavy load Of passen-
gers.
"That's one Of these 'lectric carr, alnt
n.y. he aid, turning 10 . bored.lookIng
man Who Was leaning sgaint . telegraph
pole.
"Yes."
~ doat 80 how 'lertrIcity can make
!. cariul O. people alp over The ground
like that"
'.You doarY' exclaimed the other BE-
coming Interested. "why, it's easy
enough to zee through whsn you under.
stand It."
III Expect 90, but I've never heard
enough about Il tn understand &C."
at IL all q matter of watts. A watt,
don't You So, IL fraction of horse.
power, expressed In the technical Ian
Iusgs Of electrical engineering. You
know what an smpcre 10, don't your
~ whatr'
IAN smpcre. u . quantity of cleo
tricIty thst goes through the wirc and
develops the watt. The electricity
comes straight from the q, ntrsl d. namo
through that wire you sec running
along overhead, runs down through that
iron pole. and goes On the motor, which
Il an Ingenious but perfectly simple ar
rsngement of wirr coils With q revolving
fr>me acted upon by the current which
acts u 10 spinning, aud thus puts In
motion q small cogwbecl thst eng 'gcs
another cogwheel that communicates
the rotary moyemen, to third cog
wheel fastened to the axle of the car.
it's a. plain as day when you gct the
id~s."
"Don't you understand Il yet, There's
sort of ~lrc brush that presses against
a copper plate connected With the motor.
aud the wire IL wound on the frame
was telling YOU about, so that when the
current enters the motor u can 90 either
way, and part of u goes one way, aud
part the other, en- that the pressure u
APPLIED In opposite directions, and that's
what makes the jlggvr rryol,e and sets
the wheel. In motion. The current g,~s
bsck through an underground wire. See
through IL now
"Y.ye.. Z think ! k'nd o. gct the
idee."
The sn,hlc stranger strolled down the
street, aud the old msn took another
look q, the overhead wire. gs,ed earnest
Nv In the direction the car had gone,
took OF hls hat aud wiped his forehead.
"whAf I'D like 10 know" be mutt~r'
ed. "is how In thunder the electricity
makes the car Co."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
All Eroal-

Al Chanc,ilor.yiiie. while Jackson
oorI's was moving ~ the flank and rear
of the Union army. the Confederate cav
airy Ia advance became engaged with
the enemy. Presently wounded troop
"a emerged from the woods In fion,.
After Surveying Oh. scene he moved Ina
th. direction In which the infantry werc
marching. apparently In search for the
real.
Almost Immediately the blue jackets
closed behind Jackson's cUrI~, aud the
poor cavalry man sppeaied again. look
Ing hopeles. and distraughi. lilo was
met by another cavairyman, to whom
be- called out: Hello! woupledr
YES" replied the other laconically.
adding. Lets git TO the r'ar."
"R'ar!' returned the disconsolate
cavairyman. This IL the worst light
I've bsen In yet. II ain't got any r'ar. "
Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
fAL.,t.e, Of rlaIaua'. wnll

Yraak vranossur ef u>rliu. In The c.ansy OF
Cass, STATE Of Nee iismp.hire. risisti6. ,.r.as
vUuoet n. Wright ~ Miisn, County ~ Cos,
siass of Ssw iiampshire. sni lafs. Dsf.aisss.
issiins os land 81 Dssiei tiesiTuss. In Gtssi
In .aii Coaaty ef Oxfor'i. msfks.i with ss y
sssr sash epsi, ssd With an near me miidls ~
zach lox, fer hlor perfssmei 10 h.anns s.ia
90 psr of ratsi i.r.. ~ asys a. 81 "a, OIL IN
Also elaia % AisSsnsisr lsssttns Too Ab"s
vesformesi IN hsaiins ssti l.Es, " 10 days a
claim "a. s..,..s.i ant uss.isrr~i - fisiasia
ss y~r a..iSpmsnt alb With vrt.
Al damanu, etto@.
Writ datsd Jan. g, isst.
tt~tors~i 81 February term. l-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

That old estAblIshsi coagh remedy
Downs Ellxlr, stlll morn than holds its
own In the public estimation, despite
sharp and active competition. lt u Q
''homs remedy" and In this locality
needs no word Of praise from 10, 20
veil and fAvorably known Il u. It u
the standard remedy for coughs, colds
and ell throat troubles, With great mum.
bsrs Of our people, and their coutluusd
uss and unsolicited recommeudatioa Of
& speaks volumes 10 its favor.-bsrllng.
teu, W., Free Pres, January - ioee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy must Be nop-lrrI-
tsting. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with doucbes, sn1ifs, pow
ders and astringeots, becauss they are
irritating. do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces and shoald Be absn-
doncd Nc worse than failures. A multi
tude Of persons ~ho had for yesrs borne
all the worry and palm that catarrh can
iufict testlfy TO the radical and pernas-
uent cures wrought By klys Cream
Balm. Yosr druggist has q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
No, E.., 10 I.,.s,I.~.

II. n. Iiiginbotham Of Worlds fail
fame IL one Of the most genial OF Chi
cago's big men and on" Of its easist u
approach. But that does not mean that
Mr.. Higinbotham IL an easy man to In
tsrview. Quite the reverse. Except on
matters 10 which Lis opinion 10 peril
pent be- will not talk for Publication.
For instance. II be IL asked for IN inter
view ON the tariff he will lead the con-
versation away from that topic aud de-
scribe volubly the condition OF the Mo-
hammedans In Palestine ~ he saw u
when last visiting the Holy Land. The
result 10 that the interviewer spends
bali an hour or % In delightful cvnver'
sation and leaves with absolutely moth
ing To write about. -Chicago Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
tA..,r.s, 81 rl.irur. wm }

Ie-sph Is,..,nts ~ Hsriis, Coastv 20 Co.'S.
state ~ Ns~ Hamp-hlre, flsistif. W. tw
mont 10. wrishi ~ Milan, County ~ Coo.. stais
% >sw Ham shirv. and certain spruce ioxs
Defsndsnt. Astioa ~ snfors . hsa On ssrtsiu
spruse lss.. on sndins. on lsni 20 Daniel Ifotr
msn, In Gileai. In salI Couaiy % Otf.ri. STATE
OF NAlas, tnsfks-t wlth an near Each sn.t snr
uah an near ths mhisils ~ sssh las. for lsts'
psrfsuas-i In hsahns ssid hsxs. under . eoatrssl
uith The .lsfenasst. the o~nsr ~ all los-. u
day. % Oh ao. cts.
Al.s ekim ~ levi. Csatarv. for lal-sr perforw
81 ln hssiiss .skt iox., t-sl % srst.. - s. g.
sisps-f snt trsn.fsrresi ts ftslntih
Al.s elslm ~ Dahl Roysr. foe labor Tsrforw
81 IN hsalns All ies., hal ~ sost. tbSl a.
sissei sni transferred Ca rlaiatlH.
Al dsmasm. elao0
wrtt dsts-i January IS t-es.
Rstarnei f.brsary rsrm, l-et.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
TABLES TURNED.

A man at q Glasgow hotel In loud
tone ~ voice called his friend back just
a. d. Was leaving the dining room, AID
Then whispered to hun; "lio~ Tar
would YOU have got 10 I hadn't called
you back
The other, STRENGTHENING himself NJ,
replied In tone loud enough for all to
hear:
"No. sir. I won't lend you Is. ! have
not got u on me, snd u had ! ~oaldnt
YET YOU have IL until you paid me what
YOU borrowed two moaths ago"
Ills friend never will call him back
again In q public dlning.room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
u..s..eR,.,As.sa

sir usrald Portal ssys that between
the COST and Uganda The supply Of sle.
plant tusks IN Africa v "spparentiy al.
most ipexhsustibls." Enormous mum.
bss Of elephants arc IN the country still.
One Of the otncen Of bic expedition.
while exploring the country wet d
Moaga saw more thaa 900 u oas bed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
II. Ora, Pan. iIhs.r,.

N. Marchai. the assistant librarian
Of the Bibliotheque Rationale at Paris,
has finished the general inventory OF
that library. on which be has been at
work with q large stan Of a~istaniA,
since 1873. The figures given out thus
far show that the National library OF
Frame contains a.i5o.000 volumes.
This number does not include the col
lection Of French provincial newspa'
pers, which IL still In an unbound form
and could therefore not 10 counted
among the volumes. -Philadelphia Led.
Oer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
.uoyueo ,,uaae,tA sroRv

The umbrella thief IL real, he IL In
earnest aud he IL shrewd. Only fe~
day. ago . pugilistic iDdividusl entered
the corridor Of . i'hiisdelphIs hotel aud
rested his "Ali elk" In corner, with
thls pssieboard fastened To Il:
"The man Who owns this umbrella
can knock down an or, and ~ill be hack
In i've minutes"
In one minute aud half the treasured
srtIcle VAS gone and In lie place vas
this.
"rhe gentlemen ~ho took this um.
brellA can walk ten miles an hour aud
won't he back at ALL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

The upper horizontal 10 i've. an ct
pAs~~l by parliament which gave grcAt OF
ssn-s Ia the American oolonlsts The roo
% -four, . war which lasted n years II
"a. named fof q queen u England. The
rs~ of nine. q soatbsrn state. Tho ro~ oi
eight. a popular light The o~ u i've. .
famous inv,u,or horu Ia Massachusetts,
lie "a. also . painter AMI SCULPTOR. bat hl'
fame ri. oa Lis invention. which has Wv
elati0niIs,i the world. The primAls name
q city Ia Massachusetts II Vas given thh
bible name t-cau-s the puritsns hop<,i &c
iud thsrs hs,,n - r.st from the psr~~cu
tion Co which they bal ben .ubj~ct~i The
finals Civ. the signihoat,on % the mama
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
STATE ov MAINE.
tAb,trsst 81 Pi.Isua !. VIM }

Isn Nury II GlIrsa In M Cesssy n osisci
aforssati. PiAistia. versus trsmoat u. wrfhs
Ilsmrshlr~. sni kxs. Ibsfestant Ast,vs ~ en-
Sssrs bsp on esrsAIn spssee leEs. es as.iing 90
AMI u Dsnisi iieismss IN 0Ileaa, IN aid Coo.
ty ef Osferi. nsrks.t With as ~ nesr esss
- Tor ,sbor p~rfossse-i On hsniiss the SANE
us.isr e.strst vsh the ipssesdsss. The "~ss'
ef sAil lors.
Am.art .a~l fcs, sfi ts.
Al damnata, etooap
VIVA astesi, 1ssuary Is, ist.
Hssasnei 81 February TERM. tsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
Ma C..< s.b.,i,w,..

0uIds-Ladiss and gentlemen. right
here among these cliffs 10 wonderful
echo. A pistol shot IL repeated Is times.
q thers gentleman here from the west.
n 20, will hs please discharge his pifoli
Man From Kentucky-l don't 60
much on q gun. bat II you can uss .
'leven inch bowie knife I've got one
risht on hand In my boot.-American
fndusfyiea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
RECIPES.
IHuIT SALAD.


A fruit salad can BE- one % several
kinds. Oranges aud bananas are often
served With mayonnai.e dressing, ne are
apples, the latter being chopped very
fine before dressing. In making an or
dinsry fruit salad the dressing IL made
81 sugar, water aud vine In the follow
ing proportions: One-half cup 10 sugar,
to tshle.poonfuls % wster, oDefoarth
Gun Of sherry, TO which 4. sometimes
.dded Maraschlno ar champagne. Put
the sugar aud water over the fire AMI
.tir until the sugar Il dissolved; boil
1--we minutes, take FROM the IRE, add the
~ipe, pour the dressing over the fruit
aud stand asid. To cool. IL wine IL not
used acid fruit juice can be used In lis
place. In plain banana salad orange
Juice can be used; when the oranges are
mixed With the bananas use the juice OF
a pineapple. Cranberry juice IL also
good "a use, aud the salad can b. varied
At will, using different combinations Of
fruit.
RIGS N BLANKET.
Select good-sised oysters and careful
iy drain; cut thin slices Of fat bacon.
Wrap each oyster In = alice Of b.con aud
asten With thin skewer. Heat q fry
ing pan, put Ia the little pigs and fry
until the bacon IL brown and crisp.
Serve without removing the skewers.
rOrsOvERs.
Heat tao eggs very light without sep
arsting, then add to them two cups OF
milk, stirring all the while. Pour this
mixtur. on two cups Of slfted hour To
which has b~en added level tezspooo-
ful Of salt, heat until very light aud
smooth; strain through q sieve. Heat
the creased pop-over pans, al with the
pop-oyer halter, and bake In . quick
oven for twenty-five minutes.
mANBrRs srEAK.
Take q pound of meat from the round.
Chop fne; add one teaspocnful Of salt,
tao or three dsshes 81 pepper, four
drops Of onion extract, one tablespoon
ful Of chopped parsley, aud, " desired,
q very little thyme or sweet msrjoram.
Nix we'll; form Into small steaks With
the hand. Melt tablespoonful Of but.
ter In the frylng-psn, when heated, put
In the steaks, let them cook slowly until
done half Nay through; turn over aud
cook equally on the other sile. Make =
brown sauce With the butter remaining
In the pan ~ follows: The butter ne
naming Will measure one tablespoonful
and will, Of coars~, he brosn; add one
Tablespoonful Of nour; stir until smooth
aud brown. Add one cup Of stock; stir
eoutinaaily until u thlckens. Take from
tse Ore; add one teaspoonful Of catsup;
seAson with salt and pepper aud serve
With the steaks.
BEEy MALLS.
Chop cold cooked beet hnc end mlx
~ith equal quautities Of hot boiled rice.
To every cup Of meat and rice add ons
egg beaten light without sepsratiug,
one tesspoonful Of salt. dash Of pep
per and two drops of onion extract.
Roll Into halls, cover With ees and
breed crumbs and Try n ssseklag-Aos
fat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
n,SA1
A Flesh Forming Food
tArs,s.s.ily Ssss.ssss. F,

lArbessesV S'
For pale, thin people. The
tired and weary feeling which
accompanies all wasting dis
eases will be relieved at once,
the wasting will be arrested
and new healthy tissue will be
formed so that they will be-
come plump and strong. An
increase in weight will be mo-
,iced ut once. Ii is stimulat'
Ing although il contains no
alcohol. II is assimilated with
out digestive cil,rt. Paskola
supcrsedcs Cod Liver Oil,
but has not its repulsive taste.
Send for pamphlet. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address
The Pre.Dlsested Food Co.,
ias p~... street. New Nssh.
a. suvRrLErr. 90. r-''.. We.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

II have used Ayers Hair vigor Tor .
number Of years, aud it has always Civ.
en- me satisfaction. 10 Il an excellent
dressing, prevents the hair from grow
ing gray, insures lie vigorous growth,
aud ke~Js the scalp white and CLEAN
Mary A. Jackson, salem, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

Cause for Condolen~.-Nrs. Plain
field (proadly): And who woaJ have
thought that ! should ever b. the mother
Of = poet; Her Nelghbor (mlsunder-
standing )-Oh, we'll, I wouldn't worry
about thSt' He'll have better sense
y hen ne gets q little older.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
CURE YoURsELr.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The
beet medical book published, 100 psges,
elegant colored plates, will be sent you
on receipt of three 2-cent stamps To pay
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march Ia search" IL the old adage.
IL .earche. out any weakness of the sys-
ten. resulting from impure blood. Those
Who use Ayers sarsapSrillA Ind March
no more searching or even disagreesble
than any other month. This medicine
l. A wonderful invigorstor.
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