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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
UsE TT IN TINE,

Catarrh starts In the nssal passages,
affecting eyes, ears and throat and IL In
fact, the great enemy Of the mucou.
membrane. Neglected colds In the head
almost Invariably precede catarrh, caus-
Ing an excessive How 81 mucus, and II
the mucous discharge becomes Inter
rupted the disagrcesble results OF ca
tarrh will follow, such ~ bad breath,
severe pain across forehead and about
the eyes, q roaring and burning sound In
the cara and oftentImes very offensive
dlscharge. Elys Cream Balm 10 the &C.
know lodged cure for thess treab,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
ksy ts the l'usslss.

No 2i6--MstasrAm; BARK. eArk. dark
bark. lark, mari, park, ARK.
No. 2iI.-illustra,sd Quotation, Ever!
word has it, own spirit. true az fslse, thA
never dies.
No. 2is-Qussr Arithmetic: Vixen.
No. giY Autographed Aerostie: ]. AZ
rica. 2 Glasgow. & Ipswich. 4 Naples
5 Caps. q O~sis q Cn \ kAnsgsis
D Tsy. Initials: Agdncourt.
No. s0 -Metsmorphosi.; I. Old. ED. ell
all. all. aid. bid. bit, bst. net. new. q Blue
f'u.. fee. fei. fevd, fend. bend, band. i~nk
bunk. punk. pink. a Rain, rail, sail, aid
slid. sl~i. slew. slow, snow.
No. :2i.-ABsgrsm; Disappointed
No. 2z-A Problems I. Q and II.
No. 2si-A Latter Enigma; SAsturtium
No ~ Word Puzzles; !. MsDdicAnt
Ne. mend. eod. !, Can. can't. mend ] cana
q spear. Ps~r. ear. rap, spar. . Dr~am
RsAm. dram. dame. nd. rad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

70 make this puzzle cut piece % stout
earibosrd 90 thin wool into . rvctAnsls
about 3 inches Iag and thrssrfourths OF
al inch hrssd l.se diAsrsml lSrforst. 10
with three kolss. ~ In diagram. The eni
hole. should b. only Just large sDcash To
admit the p.ssasc 20 . pleos u cotton pip
ing az twins. The c.utrsl hole should IL
large enough In admit at l-~st ala similar
plcc.- 20 pipins without forcing the hole.
Cut two hearts cut u thiek eariho~rd.
wool. oork or tons and p~rfor~is them
centrally. Then take q piece u piping
al.Oat . foot long PSss . loop through
the c.ntnl hole % the oArits~rd 90 thin
wos.l sI,d bfing the ends through the loop
n Thvvsi one ~ the heart. on each end
anil I..~s each thrOugh one 10 the small
Aols- slsd Knot 10, a. shown in the diagram.
When doing this. D. cayful that the twinc
i not cro-ssi. except In the manner indi-
Gated. IL will L. sssn that each heart IL
nos on on. % the large drpsnding lcoI'- ~
piping. Tn. puIile Is 10 brina both hearts
onto the sane lsop. Sometimes th. .nds
oi the piping ar, knottei on bssds This
has no advantage over = simple Knot, t-r-
you'd giving the puIIle a more finished ap-
p-arsbcs Somstrn-- large gls~- bsSis
(which will not ~ through the CENTRAL
hole ar, u-s,i Instead "a hearts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
CARES AND CLOTHES.


Sss.
OH s,r Rs,..rt w.h,sl. s-.-i 10 say taAi ~ psa
OF Ais sa~. wh--n n. pas OF HE clsShss. TIA,
On. e..y Cor q tsaxh. ruxss.i oil Cos hasssv.
even ve.u hs hal NE vrsxh % . ssssr~aess
~. IA. .h.,,l,.,-. "A, s.s.rr, hal q <,.-i div.
a., an, a., s..... A., ,.r, A. v..l.< slr~v
,a.n . ,,..r Coincidence.
Mr.. N. Y. Cole. Of u. nh.cmssli ssrres,
IIelolea. y. .. hal 9 e.a alre-sisa amer ~.
c.,sriax frSa ths grip. shs was thin. nervous
anil dsbiitsis.i. >hs hal no spr>tite. Asd fee
dr,aiful pals. amer e.llss. she eosli nj .lsp,
Her ha.l.ni A.i a.ari ,has ra.lslA vsuli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

OXFORD, - Alta Court ~ Probate he'll .,
Parts, ~ithin AL Cor the toantv efOxfori. ca
tn third ree-.isy ~ Aux.. A. u. lss.
tufalsth y. Weber. Willow OF eto u
wknBkh. late % kanlfort. deses-ei. hsy
inx prc-snts.i hsr I@titlaa for an allowance 0ul
of he fer-anal E.tat. 90 ssisi decsa-s-i.
ORbkkhii. That -sid IstilisDsr give notics III
tlss .slne b. al Ier.sn- tntsfs.ts-l th.r.ln. ~
pabnshinx q cspy 20 this sr.ler three ~-sks
Css.itsly In The Oxferi Deea-fst, q newspaper
printszl ~ Parts, In alt county. thai thsy may
aptear a q rrolsis soart % ~ hshisn a. Paris.
within ant ftsr -aid toanty. 90 the tkiri Tues.
tlay 20 >spt uexL a nine ocissk In th<
forenosn. AMI sho~ cause. N any they have,
against The same.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jsdse.
A true oopy-Alts-t =
ALBEEr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
alhIs con ao,Is1wlx1s

Articles % old furniture are sometimes
made 10 appear new by washing then
with lime water aud then spplyinga coat
Of oil.
HAir-dye IL considered 90 detrimental
10 long life that Paris Insurance com
pAny refuses To insure the lives oil
women Who use Il.
Gum arabic aud gum tragacabth Ia
equal parts. Dissolved Ia hot water,
make the beat aud most convenient
mucilage To keep In the house.
An English novelty IL = bi.ket for re.
moving the forks, spoons aud knives
from the dinner table between course.
without making n clatter.
Wood ashes very finely sified are good
for securing knives and tln~are.
All rugs when shaken should b,
handled by the middle aud not the ends
When ironing, q woman should -it In
stead Of stand, aud work la cool room.
Czullnower used for pickles should be-
prepared by first boiling the vegetable
a teaspoonful Of powdered borax
added to cold starch will tenl to xiv"
the linen extra stiffness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
The ROUGH RIDERS OF The WORLD

The ROUGH RIDERS OF TNt WORLD.
just ne every hoy at some early stage
of his life wants tn be drum-msjor or
n horse-car driver, so, when he gets q
little older aud read. some of the ilne
stories of adventure about the Western
plains, he longs to become = cowboy.
lie reads that the cowboy originally was
merely q pony rider, Who had charge OF
certain number 81 cattle belonging tn
some one ~ the great rancho. Of the
West; that nj certain times OF the year
large herds IL these cattle, numbering
upwards 10 n thousand, we're given la
the charge of q dozen cowboys aud
driven Hundreds Of miles across the
country Ia the markets at San Francisco
or In the East. Til. drive of from three
a. six month. involved such an extra.
ordinary amount ~ endurance, skill aud
coursgr. that only the mo.t daring ~
the cowboy. were able Ia bring their En-.
p.ditiOns safely Ia an end, and many of
th,m never lived Ia tell Why they had
failed. a. long a. the weather was line
aud the sun .hone u Was a comparative
IL simple matter To drive q thousand
beasts across the plains; but II, as often
happened, a thunderstorm suddenly
arose at night, ar band of Indians ap-
,-ar-d, at the fret fash 81 lightning, al
the first whoop ~ the rcd man, the
whole thousand bullocks would start AZ
the top of their speed and rush OF over
the prairie In stampede.
Then the COW hoy must wake up,
catch his horse, mount him, dodge the
Indian srro~s la the dark, aud rid. after
the herd, Ia turn catching aud passing
them, before BE- could pretend la have
any influence over the frightened beasts.
In the darkness IL was reckless ride,
aud the chances ~er many that III.
horse might step Into any one 81 the
thousand prairie dog holes ot other de-
pr-ssion., throw his rider, aud probably
lii him. II ho happened To pass the
herd and then fall la front Of the terri
iled bullocks, the cowboy VAS a. good AZ
dead. Hut II, on the other hand, the
herd we're not followed until daylight,
they would be scattered Ia the four
points of the compass, aud never com.
plct,ly collected sgsin. Til. Was hard
school, but IL developed such an extra
ordinary set ~ mcn, that Ia short time
the cowboy bccam, character 81 the
West, and stood a. the type 81 daring,
bravery. aud reckless courage.
Young People.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

EXCELLENT Co0KiEs.--rwo rupful-
of sugar, one cupful of butter, four
cupfuls of Hour, four eggs. three t,ble-
spOoufuls of sweet milk, two hssping
tesspooofuls of baking powder; f'vor
With lemon. Stir the -four all In; add
more ON the board sufficient to roll we'll
srONGE Recommendations cupful
Of molasses, ooe cupful Of boiling water,
one tablespoonful Of butter, thr~e even
cupfuls Of -four, one teaspo0uful OF
soda, one heaping teaspoonful OF ginger.
This IL very nice.
IIOT SALMON.-iut Q can OF salmon
Into kettle Of water aud boil twenty
minutes. Remove from the can and
serve Immediately with seasoning OF
melted butter, pepper and salt. Parsley
should b placed around it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

Tbs .uisrrttsr hsrby gives pubhe notiss that
hs has i.sn daly apt-aints.i BY the lion. Ju,is,
~ i'rphais Cor III Ouunty II OXFORD AMI as.um
ci ths trust - Admihi-tratof - the estate %
josiah lltALD. lAts n Level,
In All SOuuty, dtsea-ssl. by giving bont a. ths
aw tliryCt-. be- tissrcfurr rs-Ius-ts all I-r-on'
tnsisltssi o. TIE estate - -ah d.ssa-s.i ~ asks
tmulgstists Isayuis.ut. AMI thsss Who have any
tlsufansis tlsrpua o. sNhihlt ~ satn. ~
Aug glst l~a EnM ARD 4. MALktR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

Ne sss.-Rhy~ss N nas.h.
4 tell the truth and ssves ~
A. ~hsa I'm dses, yoa VII -
Ny vsrss h What nay b eAii>d -
~ I'm ma noted - a..
Bat oncs I met shAmsisss -.
whs aid hsd nothing had to
Sine. ye.ses morn. and wsaid -
eafhcisnt funds HE fast To
No pity sss him stirrsd my
fos hs woaid tramp tAroasA shins % -
And I'D te hep himsslf -.
but would not ~ork 90 hslp him =.
hut When befor. the iasy -
Ten dollars dre~ slowly -
And s.led him could he hrvah tho
lie thought that he YES tr~ated -.
.pui. my dear sir.- quietly -.
- rvaily cannot spare -
-If, Ike the teyssr In the -.
TO eLahse The ball yoa ARE not =,
-Ili wish you w. lille With r~se you y
eocl day. gosd rhidAscs, tn - -"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

OXFORD. - - ~ Coar ~ frol.si. hehi u
Paris. within All f0r ths ,oanty ~ Oxford. ou
tie thiri Tus-lsy - Aag.. 4. II. ls.t.
Amhr,s-s a. Eastman. tkor. ga ths estate ~
tIAHRlkr \. tLLi.. late % pixnebi. In saisl
Csunty, decca--i. hasinx prc-sbts-i hi- ss."asi
- asliuiustration ~ thu estate ~ sAhl dcssa-ss
fof allowance
ORDEEEp. That ths alb ESor. give nstios
D. al Icr-an- Int r-tsi by causing copy of this
or,isr o. ~ pahhshesi thrive scsks s1osc--ively
In tiss uxf0rsi nsmaTrat. prntsi AZ Paris. thai
thsy may APPEAR a Count of frOlsts ~ IL b. "
Al Parts. In aid CSunty. The thlri Tnc-.isy II
SeIt. newt. a nine o'ck-k In ths fertns-bn. snsl
show oaa-s. N any they have. ~hy the sand
.h0ukl not - aiiovci-
A true oOpy-an<-t
ALBEIT u. PARK. Rsgi.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
IT Is Nor BEST

to always believe everything thst . per-
son tells you. but when you hear that
the beat blood purifier IL sulphur Ritters,
you can believe u, for they cured ne of
q severe case Of blood poisoning -isEv.
A. FAigcHiLD, New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
oyronp ..-N,a cour Of rrol.ale hsLi

OXFORD. - AT q Cour ~ rruhais hsi n
Paris, within anil Tor The County ofpNturt
on the thiri Tuesday % AuE.. \. II. tspi.
Fr,.isriSk y. Hall, tNesutor on The rstats
Of uuLDAII " rODR. late 20 AniiaVer
In said eoanty. 'ossasssi, haNing ptr
.sntesl hs Aorount IL administration % uls
estate of sAii deceased fof allowance.
DHBrHlp. That the all iNesuinf give notlos
b. I'll Issr-ans Interested tksryin, by
Publishing cspy of this 0risr thTce weeks suc
oss.issly ln the ONfot,i Ismusrat. q newspaper
prints.i az raris. IN saii tounty, that they may
appear a q Probate tuuu ~ - hotlen Al
Psrt.. In saii 1ounty, ou ths thiri fus-siay 81
sept nest, ai nins o'cis-rk IN The fur,noon, anil
show caase. n any they have. why the same
.houki ma d. allowed.
Atrue oopy-Aticat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

SATISFIED TIE BARBgR's CURIOSITY.
wonder how those old-,ime BARRIERS
used to pull teethy' ,enturcd the man
who Was shaving.
"ri,-y probably dii II With razor
like the one on have on NV face"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

OXFORD, .. AT . Coar 20 Probate hsi n
Parts. within AMI Cor ths Coaniy Of Oxford
on the thirt Tu.--iay % Aux A. II. ls.t.
Samantha ~. beii, nAInsi tseeutor In q osrtait
instrunisnt puft-Ftinx ~ ~ the last viii am
Testament % TIMOTHY 4. BkLl., lsts Oi
Waterford Ia sAli Couuty. deoss-ei, having
pry-sntsd the sane for Probate
uEDEREp. Thai the all petitioner 1--WE notics
er,ier D. - pubu-hs~i three ~esk. -ooe--iyely
in the Oxfurl Dsmocrat Prtnts-t AZ Paris, thai
thsy NAV NVfsar "a Probate Court ~ -
hghl "a fart.. IN ssid toanty. on the thiri Tues
iay % ~spt. nsNt. al % the clo-k In The fore
ns-ln, ant shaw oau-s N any they have. Why ths
AID instruusnt .hoahi nj ~ prOse.i. approved
ant alto~c.i a. Tie la-t VIII amt re-tamsnt oi
All dsCea-ssi.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Ja.irs.
A true cOvy-Ats-l =
ALBEKI ID. PARK, Esxi-ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
LADIES WHO BIOAT.

What . great number there are; how
uncomfortable it makes them; Il 10 al
most impossible for those sifilcted to en-.
Joy life. In NV private practice ] have
always found sulphur Bitters Ia be the
best remedy. All who are thus troubled
should use It.-xRs. DR. CiiiLDs, Boz
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

"iIuh! :" exclaimed the first little girl
after she had heard the story Of the fall
of man, "tbe serpent couldn't tempt me
with an apple. III don't Ike apples"
"But," argued the second girl, "s'pose
somebody told YOU not To eat apples -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
IAE REASON

The teacher had up the class Ia primer
~ natural philosophy, anl she had told
the youngsters the story Of Newton and
the apple.
"Now," she inquired, "whst make.
the apple fall To the groundy'
Not hand went up for some moments
AMI then dirty one belonging Ia
smsll boy slowly srose.
~ know" he said.
"well," smiled the teacher, approx
ingly, "tell IN. class"
"Causc it's rotten"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

TIIE .ub.criter hewby give. public notioe
thai he has l.sn duly appointssi ny the ilonars
be Ju.lge ~ Probate for The ,ouniy Of otforl
anil assumed the trust % Executor ~ the
WILLIAM ~. MEsERyE. a,s ~ norway.
in saii County. dec.s-s,i. by sdyinE bond a. The
lsv airpxt-. hs therefore regue-ts all Iet-un-
tn.lehts.i ~ ths estate % sai decra-e'i ~ make
| imms-liaie payment, ami tho-e Who have any
| sismanfs thsr,on "a exhibit The sane o.
AUx. fist. isa RUFUS n. MORRILL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
No. ssi.I~s.pi,.,i.a..

1. Bsh,Ad on. who RUS foot races and
leave - comp~iiOr.
. A oVlorins matter and loav. ep,ile.
.. Smart and leave q mechanical power.
4 An Apology and leave meadow.
s In the rap aud leave austsrr.
q. 4 ersyon drawing and lesS. AN arch In
. mine Ai-Oy. ia. wotksrs heads
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
Sa. asa. Csr,... C..sp.s.a'

Na. $50 tsri.ss Compounds
T.C.hy,L al. h.
lisfof, your eyes ~iil brins
A ,sry rich snd fragrant flower
That blossoms Ia the spflns.
Thr,. ss 1. n. am,
The-. lstt.rs place Alright.
lou'll 30 . -ort "a travelling show
or IN. mistaken. ggits.
T~os's. a. n.e.os
NJ. e. uos chang. srOani.
a. California Ne 49,
This City maj - found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

" gazine Publisher. "Are you Ia
mliisr With lltsraturey For instance how
would you discriminate between poetry
AMI yer.er' Appllcsn'.-"If i''s In III.
front part of u n,sgssine, Tia poetry; 10
It's In the back part, It's verse;"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

Real Merit Il the characteristic Of
Hoods Ssrsapsrills, and II IL manifested
every day In the remarkable cures this
medicine accomplish-s. Hoods Ssrsa-
parilla Il the kind. Try II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

"whst made you give that medicsn,
money!" "lt Was \ cause that appealed
TO my sympsthies, replied the convi,
lsl man. ale dirn't have the smell Of
liquor usual with his class" ~ notice.,
that. It's why felt sorry for him."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
No asa.-ChSSSxls.

Ny sr.i. though only half. IL yet the zane ~
middls.
Ny sco.i = si~s,. ~s,-s. and ''shs." though
Why's riddA.
Ny tA,ri IL Al~a,s he" and .omstimss vsrJ
bad.
Ny sAsls. thoash often small. isslcsantiy clad
The smallest % It's kiad. Ia sonsthins vsry
brcsty.
AID when ,oa aud u cut yoa n say. II hnov
~. sa.x~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

OXFORD, 80 Al Court ~ rrbats hsht al
Paris, within ani for The County ~ ONfori. on
the thlrl Tuesday ~ Aug, \. ". let
Mm Hurssss tNscutaf on The estate 81
JAMES 10. ~ KstsS, lais - Peru
IN sAi County, ies.a.ci. hayins pfe-snte,i h.
assount % administration % thc Estate ~ all
dessasssi for allowance
OHpIsEp. That saii Executor give n"tice
D. al Isr.ons intsrystssi by causing copy ~ this
ouier b. - puhli.hssi threc weeks suosc--lNsly
IN the oxford Dsmorrai, pfintcl a Paris, that
they may APPEAR a a Count ~ Probate o. ~ hsli
AZ Parts, IN saii County. on the thir'l Tuesday
of Sept newt, a niuc o'clssk I'm The fuvnoun, anil
show oau.e, n any they have, Why The sane
GEORGE 4. WILSON. Judg,.
A true copy attest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

oNFoRD, .. s-Ata Coar ~ Probate bell NJ
rar. within an,i Zoe the County ~ pNfori, on
the thiri Tuesday II Aug. \. ID. lsa.
MARY q uean, Admt. un Tie estate ~
WALLER A. GRAY. late ~ Parts, In sati
County, decsa.s.i, having pr,.snts-i her so'ounl
of Standardization % the estate ~ ALI iecca-s-i
fof allowance
osp,GIp. That .ali Aim,. give notice "
al lsr-aR. lntsfc-ts-i ~ casing copy ~ tn.
| orisr D. 10 pubhshesi thru weeks suoess-iysly
| In The O,fpr,i p,n1rfat printed ~ Paris, that
| he'll Al art. In sAiI County. on the thirl Tues
day % sstt nsxt, AZ nine orlosk In The furrnunn
ansi show cause, N any thsy have, shy The sane
.hOuhl nOt ~ allowed.
Atrue copy attest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

Parts, within ant fsr thu Csunty uf 90
fpri. on the thiri Tuesday ~ Aug, \. u
lsa.
Ino.h W w0sibury, Aimini.tratof on ths
estate ~ ELISHA BARfLIfi late ~
>ewTy, In saii tuunty, dcrsassl, having pre-
-sntssl III Ar,.uat ~ satiainistration IL The -
tate ~ SAIL is.sA.ssl Tor allowance
DaptkHD That the ssid Ahmlnistfat.r give
nstlos o. al I.r.on. intsr,-tsi ~ causing Uupy
us-sivsly In the pxfori bsmorrat printei n
fari., that they may sppsar n Probate toufl
o. u. hchi AZ Paris, In sah 'ounty, on ~ thirl
Tuesday ~ sspt. newt. NJ nine u'clusk In ths
foynoon. AMI shaw rausc, N any they have, shy
the sane shoah hot l.. slloSe.i
GEOg1k 4. WILSON. Ju'lse.
Atruso copy -aiie-t
ALnEgr ~. PARK. Resistsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

when BAby vas sick, ~e rave her csrtortA
When tie was Chlid. shs crisi fcr cAsiosiA
When she hcam. Ni-a, she chung io cA-ioriA.
When shs hal Chilirva, she gave them CA.iosiA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

"a do-s of Dr, Pserrss Pis..ant RsIletA
HSck HsadAchs, Dissinsa, Constipation, In
digestion, bilious Attscks. and al hrrange-
msuts IL the liver, stnnsarh and bowels are
promptly and p~rmanently curvd-
Olsa EasfoN. NarsAan On. W. VI.
nv. PInncI n. d.. Bunato. y. VI
Dsnr Sw-Tvo years aSo We pabe and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

Hood. PILLS are the best family 60.
ihartic aud liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
THERE is A DIFFERENCE.
A SPORTSMAN, SPORTING MAN AND
Snort NOT TiIE SANE THING.

There was knot Of men standing on
Q street corner, says the Washington
Post. One Of them had just finished ~
iating some experiences ola hunting ex-
cursion which he had taken the day
previous down the river.
$50 you are sporting man, are you,
Jackt never knew that before, really"
said one OF hls companions.
"No, slr," said the first speaker, III
am not sporting man, am . sports.
man, but am neither . sporting man
nor sport"
"lnde~ii And where, pray, h the
iifierencey'
.The dinercnccs Why great Scott,
man, there Il ne much distinction he
tween sportsman and sporting man
and sport ~ there IL between doctor,
a cnnnlbal aud . thief" The speaker
glarpi at the Others, but the frat man
stili looked blank.
"l'ray define Il them" he ssld after =
pause.
"To be sure. It's something that
everybody ought TO know, but unfortu.
nately lots IL folks never take the
trouble to learn those things. A sports
man iss man Who loves sport In lie
truest sense. ~ least so consider 10.
| lie L. man who enjoys bunting, hshlng,
camping out, and IL commonly fond oi
other athletic smusemenis In the way of
boating. swimming snd the Ike. lie is,
pardon my opinion, apt to be- q man Of
gentIemanly instincts and brains. \
sporting man Il nm entirely different sort
OF q fellow. lie IL one who takes an
intcre.t In sports of different sorts, al.
though he may not engage In any oi
them at all. lie probably plays thu
rsce., drinks hard, takes In all the prIss
fights, aud spends most Of bis evenings,
when there u nothing else Ia do, play Inn
cards aud whooping things up. but 9
sport IL Qua still lower scale. lie IL Z
fellow who thinks he's big potatoes
when he's really nothing hut runt
lie need not know about sports or en-
gage In them either. Ills reputation
viii BE- won chiefly by his loud dress
hi. fiirtations with the girls, his hanging
around saloons, aud his general worth
les.ues.. No, sir, there are = goot
many persons Who are proud Ia be- called
sporting men ar sports, but to call
true sportsman nv such term u litil'
| short Of an Insult"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
No ss,-rs~sicai ~

Ne. Ssf.-r~eticai -
~ gi.hinn leab Lst stssf dvn
sloifan reh sI~Alt rHif.
lie, scai,nils, prisehu.sA. skess
90 rcaip dan sisk eht raj;
ilst trtlbAnil pyppo stuniaf chr hAds
stidsm eht gripnins ganir.
Dan add chr ei,eo u wells sht CONS
HIATT sugs1t'- hesr CANAL.
No. sfs.- Mesisraissd frevvsb>.
q
SOM TEEr sCRr
kfoAr pAuRrHr
oIsDsC HRowso "a
rNtAEAE rwLSiAo
AlwYsrf tirREsS
The right tier Ia start from IL Ia IN
found, the L - then Ia In r~ad from one
Ia the n.xt-across or backward, up 20
down OF .iasonslly In any dirrction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

GrsndpA's birthday. "Many happy
returns of the day, grandpa; and mother
says 10 you give Va each Any cents, We
must not lOse L."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
cAr,crlrnIArn

Tommy. IL II new brother you
hsvey' Tommy (I'erplexed.) "ie-es-e.
hut one of him are q girl"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
hIIinRr u. PARK. Rssi.,sr

ONfOilD. 90 AT q ,auu 81 rrulats hsht n
fafis, within anil for The County ~ oxford
on ths thiri russlay ~ Aug..A. u. isa.
james u. Tusker, Aduihlstratnr on ths
estate % ~ rus A. TtCkLR. lsts - Hartford
In .aid County. iesca--i, having pfvscuts,i ~
scsount % STANDARDIZATION ~ the estate % all ds
ccas.i for allowance
ORprRED. That the all Administrator give
Notice a. al Tsr-.lns ihtsfr-te ~ causing oopy
~ this or,ler o. ~ Published thru. weeks suc
c..siVely In the pNfori nymg-rat pfintci Al
~ L. hski At fars. In saii touuty. on the thirl
Tuesday of >spt. ucNt, "a nine u'clurk In ths
forcne,n. AMI shaw cau-s, " any they have. Why
the same shouh nj 10 allowed
GtDR.k A. WILSON, iuise.
A true copy-attsst =
ALBkRr u. PARK. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
N"D'''''-HISr nr u. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, Vt q Court ~ Probate heti n
Paris, within anil fur the County ~ DNfopl 90
Ga. thiri Tuesday ~ Aug, \. ~ ls9,.
Arthur n wSigr, Administfator un thu r..
tate % u ARIiSD> 4. WHITMAN. late - Pan.
IN .ait county, desea-s-l, having prrssutcl ~
account IL Authorization II thu f,tatc IL al
icseasei for aliosaBc.
OgbsKtD. That .ail Aimr. Give nuiiee Of
The same D. al pcr.un. intsnstssl therein. ~
publishing a eopy II thi. Orlsr thfvs wesk. sac
,c.sl'sly IN The pNfpri Dsm~rrat, q newspaper
printed NJ fafis In sAii County, that tlisy may AZ
pear "a Probate our o. ls lhisn n Parts. with
IN ani for .aih tounty. on the thirt Tuesday oi
SEPT. neat. at nine orl,-k in the farrnuon, and
shouii not lc allowcl.
GEo. A. WILSON. Julge.
A true eopy-atisst
ALBEIT u. PARK. REGISTER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
HOMEMAKEkS COLUMN.

vsssps..lsses On ssvsos Of issssyss 70 The ladie.
ColUnH, xfsri lbsneersi. PARA. hAiss.