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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
PALE, THIN AND EVACUATED
PEOPLE.
A Flesh Forming Food


The country Is full of them.
They do not know what It 's
To feel well like other folks
Medicines of all kinds have
been tried without good re-
suits. Cod Liver Oil and the
preparations Of Malt have all
failed. What is the reason!
These cmacistcd people can
not digest starchy foods. The
fat of the body is produced
with bread, potatoes and other
starchy foods. lfthey will cat
food that is artiiicially digest.
cd. they will grow Eat, strong,
plump and robust. They will
commence gaining flesh at
once. This Flesh Forming
Food is called Paskola. Send
for a pamphlet. Agents want
ed everywhere. Address
The Pre-. Olgssted Food Co..
sss W.... ssss.s. Ss~ S.sA.
D.. a. surnTLESr. -. rssss. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
MA., o.. i.,,.s van D.

BmAke- the rad broad. turns the ear 70
bar AMI Tom Into tomb.
& make linn. cline. LAnsvi ehangrd. .
lever elsssr ami transports lover into clio
YER
ID turns bar to beari. . crow 10 crowd
ami msks- anger danger
fturn. lower r,sions into flower rrgions
"a changes q IN to song and make one
gous
n shsnscs eight 10 height
X mske- nov know aud eyed keyed
I. tran.forms q pear into . p.earl
- turn. . line into linen. crow into
crown and makes cue mona
Pmstsmorpho~s- lumber into plumbss.
turns even seven. hove shove and word
ssOri. q par 10 soar. makes slaughter VI
laughter and eurioasly ehangvs having .
Ios % shaving q shoe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

oxyoRp. 90 Al q Court % ProlsL ~
Paris. within ant for ths tounty - lAilf-
on the thlrf Tuesday % feb., 4. u. lsa
ghsfls- ". Whlsisien. nsaas-i tkccutof in -
tain Instrument purpoftinx ~ - NJ 80 !,
l.ts % penmsfk, In said Coanty, dsssss~
having prpssnted tbs same f.s Prol.sts
OHDssSD. That the Sail ystitisser siss D ~
~ al p<rssns istsrestssi, by eassing COP ~ ~
orisr % ~ Published three vcsks ssosssiN'
IN he Osfori Democrst prnts-t 90 Part. 20
thsy may appear 81 Q Prvt,sis Court 70 no ~ :
Paris In sAld Gounty, on the thirf fus-isy
Mar. newt a ' % tn eh-k In The f0rvn.sn. q.
shaw cau-s u any thsy have. Why ths -.
isssrus-eot sheab "a IL prosef, sppreyei ~
aecea-ei, ami that Chsrle- y. whiidsa
GEo. A. WILSON. Jsiss
A true copy -Aus.,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
ruy pirzzI.Y SOLVED.

Perhaps NO local dlssAss has pusrled
and bafiied the medical profession more
thaa nasal catarrh. while not imme-
diately fatal Il IL among the most
nauseous and disgusting Ills the nesh 10
heir 10, aud the records show very few
or no GASES Of rsdlcai cure OF chropIc
catsrrh by any Of the many modes OF
treatment until the Introduction Of Ely's
Crvsm Balm few years ego. Tn sue.
cess Of the preparation has been most
grstifyin Ing and surprislng. No druGGiss
e without %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
way ~ WOULDN'T toao,y. MN

Why hg WOULDN'T FORGIVE HIM
"forgive him!'' exclaimed the great
orator. $50, sir. Tb~re are soms
things q man can never forgive. II u
we're only an ordinary quarrel ] could
forgive him u we had had Q stand.up
and. knock-down fight I could forgive
hIm 10 hr had slandered me ] might Tor
get IL, but some things man cannot for
get. however hard he may try"
"Did you have . political argument
Nth him = asked the great politician.
"No; ~e we're both on the same eide
of the political fence"
"Both fall In love With the sans
giriy' inquired the young lover.
"No; he never knew the girl mar
RED"
"Tried to beat you by some under
Ia nd mesns In SOME basiDess Transaction
possibly - suggested the business man
.Nessr. ! never had any bushes,
deailngs Nth him. III tell you chat u
Was, though. Iwss making . spe~ci
one pight-lt VAS the effort OF my life
and be was present. had worked In 9
little heroics aud come TO the pathos.
could zee that I had carried the audIencs
Nth me. as I told the little story ] had
interpolatrd To illustrate the point ~s'
making. There VAS hardly . sound ia
the vast auditorium. could zee that
people we're hanging on every word that
I uttered. And nc that moment-ths
very moment Of my triumph"
"wellr' asked the others together ~
he bc.itsted.
al that moment this man yelled
Louder"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

OXFORD. &c AT Court % Probate heli
Parts, within and for the County - 90 fari, %
the thiri Tuesday of fsb., A. n. i-4
.. %. wINsLOw. nsmei Esocuiof !. -
certain Instrupsnt parporins u h. NJ - -
AMI Te.ts@ens ~ Oris n. bHAl'
Ing pre.ss,si ,hs ssms Coz rrcls,s
OaDfnHD, That the ssii petitionsf
Notice a. al persons interested. ~ sassLt
copy ~ I'M. orisr D. 10 pablishei thfts -. =
successfully In The Oxfor1 D~mocrai pfins
rr. .es, !. ~ ne, .y.ss ~ - o.
Tuesday ef Mar. mat, ~ hips oees
TIE forvnosn, AMI shov cause. ifsny thsI -
shy the said inssrumsnt skssabi Nd " pry',,a.,.
prvvei and aIlsuei as ths A-s VIII AL
ssst Of sah dece.sei. ssi that ALI .
Gao. A. WILSON. Is'~
A'ss '''''lIit,s:;siET D. ,A.s. n.,l.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

housGWoRk NO hiNoRANcG.
Nov aud thru there Goes up . mar
muir from some dull corner or out OF The
way place, and bright girl Who knovs
abe u made for something better, sighs
because her lot 10 "hossewosk."
10 II not for me Co cay that "hoose-
work" II not hard, nor rsonotonous nor
never ending. That ths work of one
week II scaFcely dooe, crc another COM
mences that dirt does not come In 10
fast 20 lt 10 put oct that The labor Of an
entire morning can b eaten up In thirty
minutes. No; must admit that lt 10 ell
true; In fact, too true. apd ] must add
that u Il hard to scrub floors When one
would rather be practiclng new march |;
tn peel potatoes when one's hands ARE
fairly twitching To paint plcture, and
90 wash dishes when one wants 10 prac-
tise shorthand. Thla IL the time when
one wsuts To remember 10 do ones duty
In the station of life In which u hiss
pleased God TO put 700, aud 10 do the
duty that lice near~st you."
II u go often the c,sc thst ones duty
requires one 10 stay at home. The
homely duties are many and pressing,
and the bright young girl thinks abe 10
giving up the beat Years Of her life "a
every dry affairs ~hen her soul IL long.
Ing for larger life.
while t IL all very good On remember
the "statIon" IN which Ne have been
placed. true ambition IL . good thing
also, and u would Be = crime 20 stlis
| genius; but, wherc the deslre for q
larger life means only 10 see new faces,
own flne clothes snd partake Of gaystles,
this u false ambition.
The girl Who feels that che could do
something letter. " she only had .
chance, seldom rralises that tbe narrow
aud crampsd life che uo~ Leads IL good
school.
Proficiency In homework Il mors
needed In this sgc than anything elss
that q woman can do, aud n che IL 10 b.
musician, artist, author or business
xomsn, the knowledge Of bousework
will aid her In all.
The musician will ind her ~rists more
supple aud her hack stronger. u she has
wIeided brush aud broom. The artisi
m handle brush aud modelling tools
easier " abe has handled the Kitchen
tools. The author ~lli know how ia
write for women II she knows thelr
needs; aud u abs knows their needs the
business woman ~ill have that Advsn-
iage over the business man.
And even though you never tske up
the.e pursuits, IL the time Loaf that u
spent In making home happy, comfort
able aud healthy
10 YOU fipd that you cannot leave this
~ork. stop moaning over u aud try "a
giorify IL.
study new ways, buy new tools and
try 10 k~ep them In good order; MAKE
your table ne attractive a you can,
study the tastes aud needs of your fam
lily; g,t all the good out of u that you
can, remembering that general house
work IL the hcAlthiest occupation TOT
women, aud make up your mlnd that IN
spite Of kouse~ofk, you can BE-
healthy, bright and h'ppy, u not famous
girl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
STATE or aAINE.

OxvORD. ss.-CoarS ef Inaolvency. rhlrl
S:is :, 4 =; SI z i...:. e. : ::.s'
IRIS herssy ocisrri. That nosics he Fiven "a
] al psr,os: lH'..s'ssi N ,ns '.s.s.sss ., p.
sss "s s.ms, In.si,sas istsor. by causing socpy
ef ria os,ies 70 10 publishri tkrve weeks sao,se
si,siy 10 tss Orlori psnosrai. : ssvsvspsr
prssisiis Paris, IN ssid Cessty, that ,ssy NAY
sppsar q . Ceur of isselvs.sy V b. hssi - N
6sr. Sess, e siss s'clsrk 10 Ne fovseos. asd
oE0a6E x.wiis5S. Jsir
sf issslveney Cesrt. OHforsi Cessty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
MAKING euseLEs.

Children love TO make soap bubbles
it IL twice ~ much fun II the bubbles
are big once, strong enough not tn
break when they are noated 20 the
6oor. Babbles twice ~ large ~ your
head, or 90 largo 90 the largest KIDD oi
FOOTBALL, can be easily blown by any oue
Who knows how 10 mlx up the soap bub-
BILE material. To make thess large bab-
bles take p,ece Of castle soep about ~
big 40 . walnut. Cut u up IN . cup OF
warm water and then add . teaspoouful
Of glycerine. Stlr well and blow from
Q ANAL pipe. To make pink bubbles
add o few drops Of strawberry juice.
and to make yellow ones put 10 . little
orange juice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

That old established cough remedy,
Downs Elixir, still more thau holds lts
ovu In the public estimation, despite
sharp aud active competitiou. Il % .
.hons remedy" ssd In thls locality
sssds 10 vord Of Pniss frea %, .
veil ssd favorsbly ksowa h e. 10 70
The standard remedy for coaghs, colds
and all throat troubles, With great mum.
bsrs Of oar people, and thsls costiaued
uss and unsolicited MISREPRESENTATION OF
it speaks volumes n its fAvor.-Bsrllng-
too, w, Hrvs Prssa, Jansasy - ieee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

OXFORD, % s-At . Court Of Probate hsli q
fsns. vishln and Coz the County ef Oxford
90 ths shirl Tuesday % Feb, A. ID, 80.
ssd william r. Bsek. minor ehihiiva and heir-
% JACOB Buck, iats nj hirsm. u ssis cesnty
having prpsrstrd her sosouns of guardianship oi
all usris Toe aiiovasce;
psrsoss tssrvss~i. by causing . copy ef thi1
orisr " 10 publishs<i tkres webs soncsssiveiy
u Ne Oxford Dsmocrsl pnntei 81 fara. thsl
they nay appear - CoaFs % Prohass " b hid
a. Jazz .ss al :: Ss sss e II ~ ~ I ,s.:
ssss: ssa .nsc s sss;s Y s.y they have. Why
0E,kok a. WiisON. Jviss.
A''.'e's' '1 .r.stsI .. r1,r. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

People 9th delicate stomachs nnd
Ayers Sarssparilla agreeable to the
tsste, aud, therefore, prefer u ~
blood-purinsr to any other. This 10 one
reason for lie great popularity a.
spring and family medicine. Safe. Ger
tain, aud palatable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
~ tt.-U$vsvuala

Reading backward the words In HE sell
Ing bcok, our Tommy found zone sssanSr
changes % meaning. cf which the fcllowtnI
are specimens |. A Que msstei vessel b
came -oms pools % water. 4 A Kind Q
worm wss transformed into . cosporas
town q A snsrv was made half . sccrs
4 4 sticky Substance wss transformed Int
aqusirup-i s An apartment was turns
intoa marsh. q A low cart was made
msssurr. Z. A tar of wood was ehange'
into an untruthfal psr>oa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

TtlE san~rrth~r hsrvby <t,v- pshhe noucs
thsi he IA. essn duly sptoia,s-i ~ tiss iisnsfs
bls Juife ~ Probate for ths toanty ~ otfori
ami assumed the trust ~ Adniinistrss"r St'h
the wiil annss.i ~ NE estate %
ISAAC =. CURTIS, iats ~ svenueSi.
In sali Cousty. decea.sf, by n,ins Isu'i &c us
lac dirvst. bs thsvfere requests Gil Isr-ons
in.isfss-i o. ths e-tsss ~ all acsss-si IN make
imms>lisls Payment. ant tho-s uho have sny
demands thsrvoa o. sshibt the Sane %
T.b. 30 I-s BENJAMIN DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
uEssENGEn's NOTICE.
OFFICE ~ Yur snsaivv 40 OxvosD CouSrS.
STATE or NAME.

OxvORD, s.-rans. vsb. sist, 4. .: ~.
M l. 70 i've sosis:. ihs. % q. siss aay Of
rss,.asy & D - wa'rs g y I.sc,,s,,s g,
e: sss ': cs.s. - :; o.s. s.s. =: .!
LEON 4. nkweAn, 81 mIs.h. sd.sdsc!
.,A 3 z; = AZ .s z 4: -: s.s s:s
Co. c: e = he =, ~. g s:. :. Ri 8
oi,ss ssdss NJ issd - dsss ara sssvs
-. q {Ss...ssf:. Pl; .. NJ /,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

s.~ he. l<ea duly sp,-sls,s.i BY tis lion. Jssi<-
Of PrOl.sls forths toaniy of en- fori snd Assumed
ths Trust ~ Adwinl.trsirs % the es,s,s ~
CHARLES WADLtfsu. tsis ~ Canton,
In sski County, dscss-s.i. ny si,inz l-,nf s ths
las dirvst.. che thsrvfsr. r~ius-t. all Isr-oa-
is.i.isssi ~ ths estate ~ ALI le.sa.si ~ msks
immsiisie psymsnt. AMI thu shs have any
t~sAsn.l. thsrcoa "a sshiiat III .sms -
tsb. o.. lss. tLLk> NJ. NADLtisH'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
LADIES WHO BLOAT.

what q great number there are; how
uncomfortable Il makes them; u u I'm
possible foe those afflicted 10 enjoy life
In my private practice ! have always
found sulphur Blttsrs 10 b the besl
r~medy. All Who are thus troabied
shooh use Il.
NRs. DR. CHiLDs, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

No IA sssss rsssiss
One le,,es frvm essh % the following.
oomblnsd In the order given. viii form the
name 10 q state. eyrry male inhAbitant Il
Which. t-t~-~u the Axv- % ID and a.. 10 said
To hsv. foaght during the Revolutions
1 The state that ehAns~i lie name In
Io.A
= Tho ar-i state formed BY the north
w.si territory"
q rh.s,sis named ar~, by Oh. spAniAris
then by the English navigator. finally ~
talnihg it, original title
4 The state passing SUCCESSFULLY through
the hAIsis ~ the s~~le~, Dutch and Eng
l.h.
s Tue state colonir~i by frc~i Enslish
prt~onsr~
a The state % which Massachusetts, hsd
oon,rOl. although the frvneh and Enslish
bsld large claims
!. The stats founded oa . mosai prinei-
pie
a The state founded b, Jssui,s and fu'
traders
. The state that nr-, instituted public
SCHOOL.
10 tn. Lake state"
n To. state discovered on Easter sun
day -E,Aminsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
>~,s.-A p.sssssiss.

o o o o o o o o
Dls--ct q certain hsh. and you VIII hnt
that he swallowed . toothci garden tool
q hsk~i miStnrs % sugar. nour. sggS. etc
q machine for winding silk; . spanist
ooln. q vegetable rr-embling the onion
ground corn. an electrical nsh. the psin
elpal tlmt-r cf . ship" ANAL strsam 81
water. part of . hay wagoa. and . larry
pad" Name the nsh. and also the Arti
els<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

rtiE .ul..sr,i~r hsr,by give. pablls nosics TIA
10 has bsss duly sptoists-l BY The Hoo. Jssis'
% Prol.sis fot the joshiy % OtfSri Ani assam
e.i the trust % Administrator % the fstsis VI
OSCAR u. GROVER. hsts - bsthsl.
In ssli Coanty. dsces.e-f, by hstus hoasi &c IN
lac dirvsts. snd he ksrvby appoints Arthar q
lrv,er o. 10 M. agent durtss his ab-sbss fro"
the state, Ne therefore rrqus.t. oil psf-ons in
dstss-i a. The estate Of ssii dscss.s.i % msAs
pnms.iiats payment. AMI tho-e ~ho have anl
dsmsns. ti.srvoa ~ skhiblt ihs same ~ him 81
his asent - - -.
tet. 81, l<S. DA>ltI " skpNtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

TIIE .ut.sriisr hsr,sy give. public nasios
that 10 has hs.n daily sproln,s-i ~ ths Honor
shle Jadsv ~ frvhsis Coo th> toanty % Osferi.
ant assumed Tie trust % Admlnl.irs,"f ~ ,ss
estate %
MARY 4 YLETCHER, late - samner,
On .slt Coanty. deees-s~f. by sivinx bsnsi ss The
lac airsts. he thsrvf"rv r.-tssst- al I~rsons
i'm mediate payment, ant thp-s Who have sny
ds.is nsis thsrvoa ~ sshihlt the same 81
Deb. ~. la. ISRAEL A. WATCHER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

TiiE sah-rrit~r hsrvby gives public nstiss
that NJ has t>~n duly sppoints.i ~ ihs lioeor.
bls Juir~ ~ rrvhsle Cor the c.anty ~ Otforf
ssd a..amsi 'hs trust Of Administrator OF "'
NATHANIEL ". urrCIIiNs. isis % Castor,
In sali C.aaiy. de.ea.s-i. by diving honi ss ths
lac iirvst., he thsvfere r-luest- all psr.on.
Indicted N The estate % ssid deceased ~ mAks
tums.iisls payment. and tha--s vhs have any
demand thereon o. sshihlt The sane "
Jsa. IA. I<s ADtLHEEf DtLANO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

People With hair that u contlnusliy
falling out, or those that are bald, can
stop the falling out, and Get . good
growth Of hair by using iialrs Hair
lsenexer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

To grow old gracefully, one must live
temporarily, calmly, methodicslly; be
Interested In all that IL going on In the
world be cheerful, happy, and content.
ell, and above all. keep ths blood pure
and vigorous by the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparills. he sure you get Ayers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
MEsaENoER's NOTICE.
OVyicr 40 rws sMsnisp 40 oxroap Corsrr'
STATE az MAINE.


OxpoRD, 90 s-reb. fist. a. u. isS.
mis- IL ~ Give Netice. thai 90 th~ iist day 81
yeb. A. - fss, Q WArrsnt In Insolvency ga is
sss-l ous ~ sis Court % Insolvency. Toe ssii tean
~ Of Dsfsri. sxAinst tn estate 81 JOHN
a HALL, Of Ulfo~i. stjsis..i o. 10 90 In.
.slys.s ibstssr 90 petition ~ ssii isites. With
I<sisioa "a. ALT 90 ths lssh day % fsbrsAry.
A. %. i-s<. to shish last hamei dsss IN.
th~ tsymsnt % say dslss ana ti< d~ns
cry ssi trsssssr % say Yr.y-ry essasinf
...i ass..s 70 his o. 70, ~, n 80, a.. T.,
hla arc fortA.isiss ~ lac. that o msstins sf ths
ervtors 10 all dsbtSf, " prove ,lsir dslts sn.i
siss->~ eee % more AsslSnsss ~ hls estate. VII
rsgts. In all C.anty, On ths ils day % hH
A H. l<s st nlss o'elsk In ti.s forves-ss.
tsivsa usisr ny hAsi Ne dsts nrst above
~ sTONH. D~ps'y sheriff,
o. Messenger efihs Coart % INSOLVENCY.. for ssi'
Coest, efOtf.ri-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

- t&s
t~as Q writer sk>a LIVED
On lkls TERRESTRIAL hall
twress VI gsd and wicked 80
Of nsa beth srvat and snail
ivrsss "a uAAs he WICKED sd.
Ne suzAse-s was ny thsas.
Vet s~-f men ere 10 - - vsssa
Thsy'r~ tempted On biasphsus~
TaIi nssy - hsa I an In kas0
NJ vcsks have veil satcysd-
but. Oh N. ~hsn I an % feos
rhsy'vv terribly ssneJ~d'
lmshs the uprsgAt waik avvy.
gisis~>s turn % Grtef.
with swelling pstds own % 20
'Nosx tlls am ehS<f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
STATE or MAINE.

covsyt 40 OxvosD. ssi
Kari ef Cssnty Commissioners. Dvs. session.
I.xs, Nil By ssjoarnmsst Web. ltth. -.
UP0N the fcvvsoias ystiticn, sstisfsssosy cyl
assss hasins hes rvssi,ci that The r.siiieess.
srs rpspsasIbie. ssd that isgsiy iste ths merits
Of tk~sr sppiscasios tsesp>ftsss. " tsOsess ~
that the toapsy Csnnis-ioasrs @sst 81 tss
Vessi bssmferi In Rnmfori In -s'd ceanty. 90
M ukday % Apr nett. 20 ore cfthe ch"h ".
AMI thss~s pr,ssri " WV the r"sss w<ssi"s~.
An AZ, p<siti.a. imm~-iiaisly ansf uhish sssw.
hssgtss Of The parties sni thsir witnesses I'll
h. hs,t a ss<.s esasssiest pises In The vicinity
AMI sask other p<assres tslsn In NJ pvwi-e'
AZ The commissioners shall lasise prvysf. An
N Il further Oupsn1D. thai satirs 81 Ne Tine
plse~ ant puvyo-s of tho eommis-i"ner-' 'nest
ins sfosvsaii 10 ri,sn 20 al rss.oa. ssd coz
psrstioss intrrvsss.i. W. esasinx sne-eesi esv's
81 ALI petition AMI ~ this order thsre.o " v
ssrei u,sa ti~ r~st<stive eissks 81 The toSns
Nssies ssi Peru. and siso ps~tesi up IN INV
pahlle plarss In eAsh sf saii tsvns. sni pab
n.hs<i thrse wells succsssi,eiy in Ne w
fori iArmrrat. Q ns~srat<r yfinss'i ~ rsns y
AIT County ef Osferf. The Dirt 81 ssti pebbles
tisss, ssi eseh ~ The eshsr rssicrs. 70 10 @s,s
s~r,s.i ani po-sei. % lead thirty days ssfor
cali time II mestins. ~ the cod thst 81 p~rsos
sai e.rporsiiees MAJ then All ,hsr. spssar ss'
shsw esa... ~ asy thsy have. uhy ths prayer
SAID vstisi.esrs sboai nes ~ Ersnssi
Arrtsrs- ALnsKr :. AUSTIN. Cha.
A irpe copy cf sshi petition and orisr OF e"a'
Arrrsr,- ALBgRr q. AusriN. Cissk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

Nsssss % Assigsss % his Appstsss.sst'
A. south Paris. In the County % Osfori asi
stats Of haiss. ths fist day u February, i-st
reipsmsst o. Ississss Of The insol,ent estass VI
JOHN r. PENLEN % Pars. In ssii County u
Orfsri. Inselvess dstsos. vhe has lr~n iesa
ihsei,snt upon HE ystition BY the Coan of In.
ET. sTONE, AssiSpse-
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Stsrter-..I met . man this morning
~ho said I looked like you." Smartiy--
"rell me ~ho he vas and I'll 20 knock
him down." starssr-"I did that my
self
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x.,l.. 81 A...s... 81 ~. A,r.,.,-...

A. Norway. In he County q o,fori .ssi state
81 Main, The ALT day % February, isss-
The us.ier,irpe.i ter.by E',es t.,irs 81 hl.
apt-istmsns o. As.ifss~ ~ she in..lvsns e-sa,s
81 IOsEPH 10. LiSscOtT ~ Paris, In the
Goauty % OsfOri, tnsol,snt Debtor. uto has
i<sn de- larvi tn.ol,ent upoa NJ. Istitios By I've
C.srt Of Is.sl,snsy Cor ssii Csunty ~ Dhfor'f.
NJ D. kiMBALL. Asixnss.
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uEssENGEn's NOTICE.
osvicr os rus smsnpv 90 0xsonp Corsrr
STATE OT MAtNE.

oxyoRp. s,-vss tl.s. A. y. ls - a..
% rsb, A. n. i-.s. o wArraat In lnss,lvensy
uas i.sa~i eut % The Court ~ Iasol,.ssy fer
ssii Coasty % Osfyri. a<sinst The estate Ut
JULIUS = CLArr. stjwir~-i 81 - On tnsclvees
Ip,iasr. on trtitisa % ssii iA,itor, vhich psti
hon sas Ali en N ishday % Ssb a. ID. iss "
uhlsh s.s namci dAi~ interv-t on claims u " 70
comvusr-i. that Ne psymsps OF any delss ss.i We
skIi,ery AMI transfer ef sny protsry bs.snx
delivery ani transfer ~ any protsty BY him
arv forbidden by lac. that . me~tinf 81 NE
Cv~issss ef saii sbsos. ~ pso.s thsfr dstss and
- hsti % Cum % Insslvescy. IA 10 h.bisn a
Pats In sah toanty, On ths fiss asy 81 hArrh
A. %. i~s 20 sis~ e'eksk In Ne for~nooa.
Given under ny hsni Tie tAis nr.s aio'e vns
n v. srONE. peputy sheriff,
% Mssseassr ef ths Court % Insolvency., toe
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S.i;.-r,.s.p.sl,,ess

L NSGRiwBo-A pot u the ninetssn'b
o~ntury.
NiODSE-A scientist
q AENTD,iyoG-As statesman
4 Ei1sATYN-A tra,slss.
s IlGvRN-An actor.
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DANIEL u. GROVER.

TIN .ui-sfilsr hsrcsy gives pablie notics
that hs hA. besn daily sppslnts.i BY TIE Honor
abLs Js.ise % frol.sts Zoe The COanty ~ OsfOri
ani assumed The trust ~ Administrator Of ti's
estate 20
John u. gEIF. late Of wesists-k.
In sAid County. dssea-s-i. BY diving bond as tn
lac dlr.<t.: he therefore rrtue-t- all Isr.ons
inistss.i a. the estate % sAki sieoss-si " maks
i'm ns-lisls payment. Asi tho. who have AM
dsmassi. thsfron b exhibit The same 90
fsb. On, lsst. GRANVILLE y. bklI.
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'::::; q: III; ;s;;| *; :; !;
- e ss;s, g Sss:.s s =:
osssssss fsss ~ p.t..s.ss ~. ....,: I, (,
~ ssvsss 4 : Cent e rphsss % g ssld !
fAas, u said Cpassy, - shs thirt Tusstay .!
Mar. ssrt, q niss e'siark N ~ issvsesa, assl
shsv essss. 70 ssy thsy have. ssaisS "
aEoEoE A. WILSON. Jsiss.
Arr esvy-ss9Istr n. PARK r.s,..,,.
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Mistress-"lt appears To me that you
are entertaining = good many male CALI
ere In The Kitchen" New Glrl-"Nes'm
but you needn't be scared, mum. !
aIn't goln' to marry any Of EN-"
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Ti.s .sbssrit~r hsrvby rive pshlis sosis. that
~ prsl.sis Cor the jsasty ~ Ia fsi. ant assaas
81 the trust % ksesstst ~ the estate ~
utARRiErr ". s1LNtsrhR. late Osforf,
IN sAi.i eoaniy. dsoss--i. ~ r,inf boei a. ,hs
dslss.i o. ths estate % sail de.es--t ~ mails In
hesitate payment. AMI thsss uho have any Do
| rnsnds thsr~.n D. sshiblt Tho sslns "
fei. ~. isss. " " A>phtWs.
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TiIE .as-srit<r n>rvsy give. pablo sssies
thss ~ has h-~a daily syysint~-i ~ ths Iiss"rs
bic Jpsix, ~ rrohAis for ths toanty 81 Otfor'i
e-sAss %
THOMAS SANDS, late a nvwnsshi.
IN all Coanty. iscsA-esi. by f,ias boni ss IN
lag dirsts. hs therefore requests al rer.oss
is.tsttei ~ Tia e-tais % .Aii dsoss-~i to MALE
in s.e.iiais payment. AMI thsss uho have any
demsnis thsrvoa ~ exhibit The sane 10
Vel. ~. I-ss. XII a. BEA>.