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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-06-28
An Earnest liberalization.

Gentle LADY, hope you go to
church sometimes.
Good Boy-Yes'm.
ITO what church?n
81 used to be a Presbyterian, but
I've been Methodist ever since tao
last church fair. They put the
most straw berries in their short
cake
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-06-28
Army Interpreters

A number OF interpreters ntended
for war service are to be appoin ted
to serve in the German army. They
are especially required to be pro-
dciel. in Russian and French.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-06-28

Thirty years of republican rule: 3O,-
Oc0 "A I.is naires and :.OOJ, COZ tramps
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-06-28

ANY Ticket Agent will give Indignation relative
o and sell tickets by the Popular Lines or any d.
tired Information will be cheer!ully given by Tia
-deHigned.
an kfisrs Qcjrgyiru Gr'',srsf proEDti2 and 10 fs-
m asd rOrrscDga isHsS - solicited.
= Joiiy Wss,esn PAS ACT. 10; nan ST. nalli Tsrr,
. D,ssC.sars. Dl'i,ion Pass Agent, ssnphls, lana.
6. ". T'raa, sea r1,s' TIT Agsni- khozv'!s Tsa1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
STATE o. NAME.

OxvORp, ss.-Ceart sf County Csrsis.isssrs.
D<ssmt<r sessisa. a. ID. i~<i. bsti 81 Paris.
within and Zoe said Ccanty of Os fer'i. On The
lass TUESDAY ~ ncseshsr. A. %. t~o. Icing
tkr susssy -stssh day u said nessh.
sI,IlE Cssnsy Cemsissseesrs fos ths Cosnsy 81
j Osfori. IN Ne messh of septsmtss. A. ID.
led. ~ prvttiesi by av. male srtaal insp<stion
% ths Csssty r,ats. duly krssst and ey<n f.s
travel. lyiss In aniscospesst-t tsvp.hiys AMI
traSss "a iand h~s~inahsr menttsssd In sAfi
Sissnsy. Toe the purpose of ssssstsininx The coo
siisisn .f saii rosis end sstimstiaf III amounts
nepiei ~ pet tk~ sams IN vvpsif, SO ~ 90 - ssfs
ssa esasss,snt Zoe psbne travel. asi app<ar.
Iss sa sald insp<stlsa that sail rosis wefv net
IN r~sf vvpair ssi NJ safe AMI ssa,enisst f.t
purposes % pubic travel. asd that hs sh"uhi
10 ss.ssss~i os saii iasds FOG The f.psir 81 sahi
rssis th~rvin, they 10 thervferv cn ths twenty
slsth day ef i,v<smies. A. u. lsn. sja'is. AMI
ss,iss that The fcilsvisa sums ~ ASSESSED, AMI
the s4me are hsreby as-ss>s.i upon Tho Tot
lovinf lands In usipsort'srsts-i Townships sn''
srScis of lasd hsrvinaftsr rsestieassi. Zoe M
var,sss % vpairins ths roshs psss,ns thfvafh
ihssa. daring The year -, to cit
an Assio,er West sarpis.. Toe the parpe.e u
~ rvpsirinS that pan ef NE County resi icsf
lag frvm Anle,sr Corner ~ rpsoa ~hish Ne. IA
saIi Surplus, the sam Of twenty i've dollsr- aid
sisty cssts IL Assessed as follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
II. s.~r., .s success.

To be truly successful. q man must be
able to rise after failure. The general
whose campaign IL commenced amid
series of disasters. but who, neverthe-
les, by repairing his mistakes. coucen'
trating his forces and watching his op.
portunities. carries triumph out Of de-
feat IL the truly great captain. The
statesman or orator whose maiden ef.
fort was covered with confusion and
ridicule, but who resolves-in spite. 90
rather because Of this-that he will forcs
his opponents 10 hear and 10 respect
him shows that he 10 great man. The
ability and the resdiness to learn from
failure II the secret Of success.
The man who hes only an eye for dif.
ficulties viii not succeed. When Howe
was appointed commander In chief In
tho Mediterranean, . question concern
ing him was asked In parliament, 70
which Lord Hawke. then first lord Of
the admiralty. replied; II advised his
majesty TO make the appointment. ]
have tried my Lord Howe on important
occasions. He never asked me bow b
wss 70 execute any service, but alwAyn
wsat and did it"-ssdhesSs 1AtadsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
Ai,is. Tr.. . kinx.

Kabarega. the negro king 81 unyoro.
IN Central Africa, IL man who rules his
subjects with aroi ~ iron. Like all ~.
rants. he regulate. their smallest actions.
AMI a host u spies inform him Of any
ii.ol-,lience Ia his commands
Among other things. he has made .
fixed tariff 81 prices for everything
bought or .old In his country. and every
deviation from u IL severely punished.
An instanc. u this Is given by Vita Has
.an Ia his book about Enin PAsha and
the Equatorial Province.
About month after HAssans arrival
IN Unyoro he bought fowl aud paid ~
cowrie- for IL. while Oh. market price
was only %. In that part Of Africa u
takes about 80 cowries TO make 81.
Soon afterward q dragoman Of the king
appeared anil brought hack Q cowries,
with the message:
"a fowl costs only IS cowriss, while
you have given ~. The seller has done
wrong. and the king will punish him,
but he sends To you the advice 10 be care
full henceforth In your purchases-never
To give for anything more than u u
worth. first of all In your own interest.
and next to this In order not TO disturb
the nArket."-Youth's Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
AIi,.r.r, Casi.si,y.

A wcsisrn paper l. r,-Ioosible for the
following. 4 lev days Ago = Supposed d.ad
ball wAs sscu LYNX by the aide oi the track
On the Northern Pacific. The matter ~ss
promptly vport~l To Oh. superintendent,
osfio.. and be In turn ~~ut cut an order In
.trc,ing the s-c;ion for,msn Ia remove
the deal animal ~hortly Aft.rwsri "
ply ~As received which distinguishes the
bowman .. man % superior tact, although
his Rhetorical pos.f- have doabtle-~ t-,n
s..ily u-sl.cts,i The eplstl. runs thus.
The Sap, sir The ball that ~ss Killed
by the train. "a. not Allied. bat ale died
from eating too much buessy-- aud Aln't
del ye,. hat ~ili barry him tomorrow. An
s~.r n shall .kins,l him Tho-. o'FiAb-
.rty. 80. formAn"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
~. ,s.-I,..Al. A.r..,ls.

No. ssa-Deasie Asr~stie.
III. letter. Ia each 20 the following n
group. may IL transpc-s,i ~ ~ to form one
wori When ths~e Are rightly eue~.~i they
will answer tn the following definitions;
1 Relating To color.
2 Half a poetic Ner~e.
a 4 name for buttervups, given them by
Piiny, lscsns. the aquatic SPECIES grow
whsr, frogs abound.
4 Just
s Bsnumbed
a SHAPED like atop.
:. The summer solstics. June 81.
= Mineral pitch.
y Layers Of earth lying under other lay
or.
10 The morr volatile parts % substances.
separated by solvents
n Accused
u III. go.ide-s % discori
IA The utmost point.
1. Imsieh 10. , She biz mic 4
run elan L. A limp rat, l. |: FED,
1T up q run ~ Dst !. Rimm musesi.
Put . shAm !. y A. tar tub~ 10.
rust cent n. Dime I-Sseh. u Carr i'
old n Estry time.
When th. shoye Letters have b~~a rightly
tran.po-.,i AMI the wori. placed one below
the other, the primal. will sp<ll = festAl
time. snd the final. will spell an Anniver
sary 10 the Church % EnglADd held on the
18th % D~Smt-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
Ne, ,s IN. i'sssiss.

No 81, Triple AcFJ~iie. france- iicig'
go Burns,t frum tos fami.h. 10 y,
rancho. To ~. AbouBd. Ia ~. noting, ;
Ia u. cArv~.. Co u. Eskimo. Ia IL, al.
mon. frum = Ia Is. hot,nob, v 10 "a. ormolu.
10 Ia ~. dA.s,r. n "a u gallon. isto ~, "a
lutte. - H. ~. object, sto -, nstsht.
NJ. y.S-A short Tail: Tale. ons day q
rabbit stayed Ia la the. Jar. beard. the
tArk ~oald faia made. bat in ssin. Toy. the
-o,ns Thew. g-uss, by the, gr,stcr. AIR
sighed. Il net GA. dear hom.s. -. more
cruel fellow shoot eye not mistake, raisssi.
sight. to.p but missed, tail. pi-cs away pain.
male. all. tail
No SRA Hollow DiAmoad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
AZ WAS NOT A MORSE.

III have heard, Mr.. Blucgrsss," said .
msn Who had travelled extensively, sd-
dressing q krntucklsn, "thst you are
going Ia move To Cincinnsiiy'
"i.., am. What do YOU think Of
the changer
~ think u u q bad one"
"lour objection, plea.eF' asked the
af,ble kcniuckian.
"Nou will Ind In Cincinnati, explain
-i ~. man Who knew. "but q moderate
supply 10 water Tor washing parposes,
aud for q. fresh hard water for drinking,
that Z. out 10 the question"
"water Foe drinking purposesr es.
claimed the kentueklsu, scratching hl.
head. Then, a. u suddenly comprehend
Ing the remark, he turned red siih anger
At III. supposed insult aud exclaimed:
''Do you think drink wa,srf DO you
take me for horse"
And h. then .tslked away like man
Injured Ia the very core.-Texss slfiinxs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
-. asa-..m.,hl.s N,...

Johnnie enjoyed his Christmas dinner
srvaiiy. Oh. ,rs, but there wa- something
lacking. In hi opinioa. ~ be II about sup
plying the deficiency. fi~i. b. took q
quarter 20 minC- p.s, then very small
pisc. - Chonolsts. heat = crumb % breasi.
anil Co thee be A.idsi . bit ~ ersnt-rry
ssucs aud the last - the turkey. Aftsr
combining ths~s be bal something ~ hiis
AMI ~ dsliciously crisp that be knew at
oac. that the missing article 81 fosi had
h.sn supplissi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

The breath Of chronic catarrh
patient IL often 90 offensive that he be-
comes an object of disgust. After .
time liberation sets In, the spongy bones
are attacked, and frequently destroyed.
A constant source Of discomfort u the
dripping Of the purulent secretions Into
the throat, sometimes producing invet.
crate bronchitis, which 10 usually the
exciting cause Of pulmonary disease.
The brilliant results by lie use tor years
past properly designate Eiys Cream
Balm ~ by far the beat and ouly cure.
Call upon your drussist for it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
tsiN

Anst y .. hsr,by orisfesi that IN tss ss.es'sd
.s.ia., Joaa >..,sa anil v ~ Iiafiins. seof.s
" saith " a ~. \ Marstaa. v. hfpsns
i,stn " Ifsstiss. arf Hsmfsfi Tan. Pager
sasntsny. tossthsr ~uh sstenif to- dollars sol
thirty fouf osp,. % ~ tsN ~ t.s shHf"-r" fsln
" stsr ressf gsrapany. auountinsn al uns
Aasptr.t iallar., - % psnsisst upon hlafk Hftnk
sotft aasi IIsnfy " ItatFr 20 An'wfef y ~
p..lstet ss..t h. ssrsni ths ssWs sol The Ia
sns. 20 AL t.s .uss.ntlss ~ vss hau.ltsl 80
90. dollar. an.l tssntv .is rstt. - TNpsnsis-l
ara. ~ r,.ssl iss.ling ffuns Arioter 4, Itsni
aapl IIsnfy ". Dunn % An'loset N"iih >ufPlu.
!. aptolnie,i Esnt o. ssIsnf TIE sans ahd ,ahl
ssrrt. are r.'Ialr,si b. give honis a. ihe hS
dlrvt..
nN Ts.n.hip Letter. -," for th~ rarpo-e -
Y vpsirss Tho hhssA bio"s T"ssi, - calei,
gsa.1- .a salls-l shs h ns- In sali tas nship ths
.aw % Too Uuasirv-i ssd my poilsr. :. a.
.s.ss-l o. foisvs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
AnMINisrnArOW.s sALE.

Pur.uant o. Q licsa.e from d.. iisaersbs
Jssife of Pr"l.ats Tor the County OF nst"ri. y,
william We.i.una, Admiri.trstot 81 The t.tsts
81 Psnlaa.in y. walton. late % Peru In sail
Csanty, dsssa.sd. ssi q. sush Adminl.irsior
sdmlnistsfins on the psitnsr.hip estate of
-tsnly a Wstoa 81 vhth psltner-hip -sti 80.
THURSDAY the eighth day of februsry nett ~ one
s,l.k IN the sftsfnooa. on The pr.wise. TIE iol.
lowins .ie-sriis~t prot~fty. via; The MN ~.
h, tIbrtise q. Austin, situated In -sLi IRA.
lsssther with the steam MIN ami Dwelling
IIea.s nov ,tsnains on ali prmi.e., inclu 'ing
engine. boiler, shinse mAshine. ani aiiets and
machinery islonsins a. sail mill. meaning "
stspIsy a Walton by joel W. white by hi. deesl
slsiei ipessmt<r b, A. %. l~t, ami reorie.i IN
O1fos,i Rssi.tsy of Deeis. Bock ss. Page So.
isslasiisE said miii. maehisery sud dwelling
wM. wooDsUM. Admir-.
Pe.u. Maine. Jan. =. isst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

"Now Il the winter % dl.content
made gioriou. summer" by Aver. sar.
.spsrills. This wonderful medicine so
in,lgorstes the system ani enriches the
blood that cold weather becomes posi-
lively enjoyable. Antlc explorers
would do well Ia make q note Of this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
WEssEN.sR's NOTICE.
D,tIcs 80 rHs sHtRiFr 30 Os'oGD CoJNrt.
STATE OF MANY

OXFORD, s..-Des. 9Th. \. u. I'D
This Il b. give notice. that On ths Oh dAy N
Dersmler, a. ID. l..d, . Marrsnt In lbsolfsnfT
wa. issuei ut ~ the Court ~ insoltsncY To-
ssd County % ONfor'i. against the estate ~
MICHAEL DtttsA>, % srvsnsoa-i. afludss,i
o. 10 an in-ol,ent Delsof. on Istition ~ ssll
beltOr. whtsh Istition "a. hlssl on ths hfh hal
~ Decsmisr, 4. u. led. o. With lsst naniel
siats Interest on claims IL o. - eumputci, lhal
the pay meet ~ any dslss and ibs delivery so
transfer ~ any property lslongihg ~ sslh dsht9f
~ him or f0r III. u'e, and The delivery sol tfshs
Ter % any proysrY by hin sw tgfbthdsn ~
lax. That a MEETING ~ The trciii"f- " all
peltor 60 prove their dehts AMI Cis-sse ooe of
mote Assignee. - bic estate. sii ~ hsh ~ q
toaTt % Insolvency, o. 10 kohisn a. isn., pr
saii ,soanty. 90 ~ iith day % 1an., A. u. l-s
st nine o'closk In thu forenoon.
Given undsr my hand the date nr.' sh0N
Ar. GOODWIN, D,puiy shsrtf,
e. Messenger ~ the Court u Insolvency ivi
said County OfONfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

4 alon water Poser ComIsnI
- Ls~is,"a. dsm, 10 ahi
bsiltinss. so -" tln@
60 a 60. r.nsinsisr ~
ssLi ,o-n.hip ssc.pt Pushs -.
10. irsn -" ls@
,se@
All IIsny R Potter Il appeihtsd
,s.nt o. ssTssd tho s.ms. ahi IL fvgaif,i o.
sl,y l-sni q. The ls~ iir-sf.
n>s,'' safris.. foe the psuoss ~ r,pairins
\ \ .. murh ~ The t"anty rusi lssiinE ffusi
Anitegvf o. Ittos q. ~. In sat safplas NJ
.sfa % Ihif,J I've I.ll.f. Il as-ss-s-l &c 10
hsss utsn H. entlrv usft. supIpss-i ~ tssntAln
ulns lboassnsi thfvs haadfvsi asrvs, exclusive ~
Path Ids, asd .~n~i ~ y. :. GO ~ tisnsuf
IN. .uta % Thirty nys D,silsr. All Hsnnstt hUfss
q ytsa u apIssirtsi Assni ~ sNIsu'i No ssns
aA.t |. f,.,alrs-l o. give t-sni .. the ss df,'is
IN Fpshais Academy Gpui. Zoe M pari'ss-s
I j % TstssirHs ths Only ,nunty fusi thsfrtn
~ .usn ~ Iustiy thT,s iollsfs ant ihhty sishi
q sut. 4. s..s.-.-i a. folioss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
HAPPY AND HUNGRY.

For over ave years I ~ssa constant
sufferer With that most terrible and an
noying disease, dyspepsls. After pay
Ing out hundreds OF dollars, the only
medicine found that would do me any
good Was sulphur Bltters. Sig bottles
cured me. Nov I can eat and am happy
and hungry.-Idltor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

awfuliy when I told her what To do for
those horrid pimples With which her
face Was covered. She now says II you
want q pink aud white complexion with
q nice, clear, smooth skin, you must use
that best Of all blood purifiers, sulphur
Blllers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

The name Of y. u. Downs still lives,
although he has be~n dead msn,
years. llls Elixir for the cure Of
coughs aud colds has already outilvsd
him q qu,rtsr Of . century, and II still
growing In favor with the public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

No. Sss-Riddl--. 1 Bsssuss you find
no change In H. . S.s-u ) because
without II your frisHds would hscome
h.nds 4 ID wouid be.in the d--o.ut s.
Their, are ~ many shsmrvsks In Ireland
that this may h. Que "a them. q. Ink. Z.
I<yks CleaksL = Double you % man
When he cut. of hi- bsir With a shilling.
10 A lawsuit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

Charlie who has been blowing the
cornet for an hour)--Ned, do you think
there Il any music In mer Ned
don't know. There ought to be.
dlint hear any come out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

A person IL prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty-hfth
year. Tee Halls Hair Remover to keep
the scalp healthy and prevent bAldDess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
AAgA7giGSS

Ne. sas.-ySs c.s,.s % sssss ciss~
Coming vish msrry feet % youas end old.
Wh>vv snsw sna ice wvald blsrk hh onward
vayi
striv~ they IN vain his eas~r stSp 90 stay.
Yor santa Claus l. eartoas ~ M.
WThy shsali he nct kne~ y hat the ovens hosdf
Saeh ,-lers t~mts him. ssd be must ct~y.
kshs.lt-,s and msiron~ grsndsirrss nAhisos
gay.
Y.rsl,. him N he warns al. hnsvr> cold
wAlle waiting. Arr~s froa his mystic p~sh-
Wis., feIl.~. - him chor-s' "rhe-s iron mJ
ho~S
win .hsft % .iivr, ,ipg-d With je~el rsr~.
Aims,i With the skiii ~hich love alone imrArts.
shall strike the csntsr of the eoye-t hearts
Let santa Claus ~ slishiei. then ts~are
Take one letter from each line at this
,sr-e and you will ind an arostie which
SPELLS a Christmas gr~~ting. The letters
will IL the same In distance from the er-
ginning of each line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

Mrs. Youbglo,e-"shall YOU expect
me to bake my own bresdy' Mr.. Young.
lo,e.-"Just NJ you prefer. dearest; but
you needn't bother about baking mine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

In case of hard cold nothing viii re-
lie,- the breathing 80 quickly as to rub
Arnica a oil l.inlment on the chest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
Ne ss4.-A C.i. r.ss,s.
NN-R
M@GAl9tN
&aGrVsdin YhlG)o6
SM 0gNN ~

in.sr, the name ot United states coin
wherever q coin l. shown In the illustrs-
ton. How will the sen,snoe then rvadf-
- Nicholsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

All those Who have used Baxter's
Msndrak. Bitters speak very strongly 10
their praise. Twenty-Five cents per
hottie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

There IL nothing more tsntallsing than
To 20 home all primed t0 scold about
something. and hnd company there and
be Obliged To act agreeably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

livery man is supposed to know his
own business, but IL IL hard for his
friends TO believe IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
SIZE RLuSIlED

The devil will alp his bride on you
the moment you open your mouth To
grumble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

AMI Allison Bruvn 20 fDsburg Acaiemy
Grartl. spp"ints-i Assn, b. .afsfiHtsni the -
tsnsitturv % thu ssms. ant IL rvgaifs.i ." give
i.oBi q. ihs as dircts-
nN Riley Phntatlon. fof the puuoss - ~
I j psittns the pssl In ssid fisbtsti0n. IunninE
sp A. "a tili.m ,.sfman's. the sum sf >sFsuty siN
t.,it.,. All ki.lty Cent. A. sss...sst Il fsikss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

Unfortunately Expressed-Maude-
"Yes, am obliged To have my shoes
made To order. Nv left foot IL larger
than my right" Ethel-"Is IL posi-
bley'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
,.,,,. :, .,.,.,.. Of NJ. App.,.,...s.

Nsssss Of Assigsss 90 his Appsisssssss'
uI.o,sIl, in he C0ahty % Oxford sed 80"
M n ain. tie sth day % Des.. 4. u. l-o
The unsisr-izuei hsreby gives notss ~ -
D,NiDP. LORD - ls'.n
An an. County Of DsfOr,i. Insslsebt psusst,
-. 80 As.l.r,.i An .sltsnt UIee NJ pstluo.
Nv the Court Of Insolvency foe '.ii '"1"' "
os"' WALTER G. RAssETT. Assissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

rerh,p. some expert In color effects
can explain how II u that Q msn often
looks blue.t when be IL In n brown
study.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
The Balance Sheet.
CUR SIDE.
THE OTHER SIDE

DyPP,ic. llious, . pispSp''e' ha'''''
di.so.rar,L discouraged
.ln.Ar IN ~ofk. Unable 20 woik.
Tns,l dolsa rem 3 rolsht Trse Il
.f~. F~ Filters the
, lloa-ht Imitation hr'i une'
Atwoo.l . I..u,n 4 rhsy cot IS c-ra
No.. after u,.a- bottle 60 do.sl
= dos. bottles. s Perfectly VEL. hop.
Ba..ass. anI lie a ~ ami PfO,gsr.
h-afe. oa~
MoRAL: Honor truth a.
ways. Buy the True Il. T."
every time. IS cents OF your
dealer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

smith dosing hi. patience . the
Twentieth cabby offers his services oh,
90 Ia thunder Can't sou SEC We arr
married,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
AN ANIMATED SKULL.

Mcdlcsl student. sometime. have
queer experiences. \ phy.lci tell.
thu following story, .ay. the Nee York
Advertisers
at Que time when va. a medical
.iudrn, INV ,la.s had l'ccn Tor several
days .tudtlng the bonc. ~ the had.
To all la this number of human skull.
had b,cu brought Into the lecture room.
After We were through With them the,
~er. throsn Ia . h-.p Into one corner.
90. night I chsnc-d tc h~ left alone In
the room. Finding u quiet and pleasant
la the half light, . sat down Ia smok. \
cigar. Immediately facing me ws the
pile ~ skulls. They presented . very
uncanny appearance N the light from =
dim gas burner played over them. max.
In. them seem almost alive, With = GER
tain play of expression.
"Onc particularly big fellow, lying on
top 81 the pile, sppssrrd actually to
~lnk st me from u. eyele.s sye-.ocksts,
while tile teeth Ia the gaping mouth
grinned horribly. Amused, ] winked
hack and Offered NV cigar, when sud
denly there VAS slight noise sud the
skull inclined slightly forward n u
boa lng acceptance. There VAS no mis-
take about u. II actually moved, po,
only once, hut t~lcr. ! dropped my
cigar sud at up straight In INV chsir,
my 'ye. fixed on the grew.ome thing.
Th.tr Na. another louder noise aud .
stronger movement 10 ID. skull, when
down u came crashing Ia ia. door, aud
bounded Ia INV very fe.t.
"lu an Instant VAS an the table near
by, gazing upon the strange thin. aud
ready for pr-cipl,A,e flight. Then the
skull gave . violent shake sud turned
over, and out jumpcd hig ra', which
scamI-fcd acro.. the Hoor and Into hid
lug. 10 the cau.. % that skulls move
meui. had not been revealed think my
medical studies would have stopped
then aud there"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

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wh~a shs vss Child. he cr,si Toe cassossA
WIN sAs become Mo, she chung 70 cAsaorsA
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
ron aAI.E.
WAN FED.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
A caApfsa ON OYSTERS.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

No. 80 Missing Litter Quoiaiioni
And chlldr,n couiing botns frOm school
Lsok ~ At the oi-u doar.
They love % s~s the Raining fursr
And hsar the l. lioSs ruaf,
And catch tie buruihg sIarks that ny
Like char from = thrsshihs fsor.
No. S~o.-Conoesle,i Birds: / swallow
Q Thrush. 4 Pigeon. 4 Maggie. 5 Cur
lew d Tumtit.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

To preserve . youthful appearance Ne
long az possible, II IL Indispensable that
the hair should retain its natural color
and fullness. There IL no preparation
so effective ne Ayers Hair Vlgor. IL
prevents badness aud keeps the skln
clean, cool and healthy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

when you are buying = horse don't
consult q pedestrian, and when you are
counting woman don't ask advice OF
bachelor.