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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
PATTON is THE MAN.
STOCKpRIDGE'S SUCCESSOR A
GRAND RAPIDS MAN.
Gov. Rich Gives the Honor of Represent
Ing Michigan In the United states SEN
ate TO John Patton, Jr.-some thing
About HIm.-Other state News.

Gov. Rich had very hard job on his
hands when he was called upon to
choose from the many available men an
occupant for the seat of the late lament
ed Senator Stockbridge in the United
States senate. Michigan has a number
of favorite sons, any one of whom would
ill the position with credit to him
self and the state. The friends of the
various candidates pushed the claims
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
n,c,oler Killed by an Electric Car.

William E. Massey collided with a
street car while riding a.bicycle at Bay
City and was KILLED. The car passed
over his hips, crushing him to a jelly.
lie was removed TO his home, where he
died in few minutes
Massey was riding fast on street
crossing the railroad track, and a house
hid the rapidly approaching car. Mas
sey was about IS years old and leaves
widow, who is very low with con-
sumption, and three children.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
DO Nothing Six Days and Res. the seventh

An enterprising real estate man of
Washington offered to set the Coxey-
ties at work. lie has a tract of land
about three and half miles distant
from the city, which he desires TO have
cleared of underbrush and made ready
FOR subdivision. 1t is a pretty spot and
much healthier than the camp now oc-
cupied by the Coxeyitcs. The owner,
DIR. G.. II. Gehring, offered to let the
army camp on the tract and pay them
$500 IL they would clear the ground.
The proposition struck Coxey favor
ably, but Browne was unwilling to
move the camp SO far from the city
an. the offer was rejected.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
TuiIsrs Annointment.

Warden Fuller has taken formal
possession of the state house of correc-
tion at lonia. Warden Fuller has an
bounced the following appointments:
Deputy warden, w. johnson, of La
peer; hall master, John q. Cressey, of
Grand Rapids; clerk, Fred NJ. Douglass,
of Ionia; physician, +. f. Beckwith. Of
Ionia. The minor positions will be
be acted on.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
Killed I,Y Lightning.

j. III. Ferguson, of the firm of Fer
guson & Macarthur, grocers in West
Bay City, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed as he was going up the
steps TO his home. The lightning left
no mark on him to show how he was
killed. He was 81 years old and leaves
widow and two children.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11
se4S.oOo Factory FIre-No Insurance.

The William M. Whitley reaper und
mower works at Muncie, Ind, were
destroyed by fire. The factory build
ing covered five acres. The loss on the
building is not great, but the destruc-
tion of 1000 machines ready for ship
ment and 1900 almost completed, the
patterns which were an accumulation
that have cost thousands of dollars and
costly new machinery, brings the loss
up to S245, 900, without a cent of insur-
ance. About 400 men were employed.
Whitley will probably rebuild.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11

Fire broke out in the Union School
building, at Ypsilanti, and for "a few
minutes things looked liloe a panic.
Children jumped out of win tQvs:and
piled over each other in getting out.
olive Collins jumped from a second
,story window, injuring her spine,
which will cripple her for life Sew
cral were slightly injured and some
tainted, while otherstFe under lhe
doctors care with ny6dIAfJ.5stra.An.
No one was killed. The chief OF the
s sSS % Of ssHOIMar the temple en- S" bS.s
falling brick. but will recover. Ann
Arbcr's fire department helped TO hght
ahc Ere. The loss is $4,000.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-11

The sale of the Worlds Fair build
ings has been consummated. The price
70 be pa ! is $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
.MhAI A COUNTRY. !"

Comedian wiili,m y. iIoey has Jusi
encountered n distinctly ingenuou'
ilritisl,er. The comedian, says the New
York Times, formed bis acquaintsnc'
during IN. I.ucsnia's last incoming voy'
sge. aud they breakfsstcd together.
III gue.s I'll run out To see iisrr,
after breakfast" said the guest.
"IIsrryy' qneri-i the comedian softly
eyes, my brother" explained th'
HnsIi.hmAn. "i'vc two here. llsrr,
live. In San frnclsco sud charlie 10
Chicago"
"i,ut You'll b. back for dlnnerf
fscrtiousiy quikisd Iloey.
The Briti.her took him seriously
"sure for dinner, u not for lunch" b.
answered; aud, accompanied by th'
actor, nov thoroughly slive to the humo'
of the Incident, h- found himself, lev
minute. later, IN the llne at ticket buyer
In IN. Grand Central depot.
"An excursion ticket Ia san frsDcisco
.topplng at Chi,sgo station on return.
The ticket agent put about = quartet
of A mile 20 pasteboard under his stamp,
poupdri II for q minute ar more, thrust
IL before the explorer, aud .xpectaniiy
awaited payment.
"whea does the train gof" asked the
Engli.hman.
"in ten minutes" Was the answer.
allow much IL n.y.
zone hundred aud thirty-e'ght dollars
aud any cents"
what" the Enslishmin gasPcd.
SLOW far IL lty'
"Three thousand miles" :.
.Old IIoss'' was right behind to catch
the falling form, and ~ he guided The
haif.fsintIng Euglishm,n back 10 the
cab, where be snugglei helplcss'y In .
corner, the single exclamation escaped,
"what = country
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
a Os--i Gard rvtsk.

Tale any numl-r ~ cards and deal then
facs upward upon the table. bosing In yoal
o~n mipd the hrst card dealt Ash an,
numt~s % p~r~ons zach 10 note card AM
Ia r,memt-r al What numb<r IL falls
WHEN yoa kay. dealt all cards, Jon nrs'
lcok In yvar hand. take them NJ s2sir
~ithoat disturbing their order and turr
them tscs Downward. invit. the oompan,
To take any num,<r they ehco-e Of the ~
NAMING cards. such numt<r bsing un
know "a Ia you. and piAc~ them either above
% bslo~ the cards you have dealt Allo~
the osri. To b. cut. pot shuffi<d, ~ mani
tim.- ~ the sudisnos may plcAss Nov
Tor the Dirt time. Ask sach psr~on for tb'
puu,lsr ~ hi. carl. and on tsing informsst
deal the card. again. turning thsvn face mp
ward When the original IRE, card ap
p~ars. coant silently on from thlA - mum
bsr Que. to the numtsr mentioned. al
shicli numtrr the eho~sn card viii sxAir
appear should all az the cards b. deal
cat without rvsshing the r~auirssi numhsr
turn the card. over again and oontinu'
from the top of the p~ek until the numls'
IN f,..cks<i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
A NEW EMPLOYMENT.

A boy Who had Visited the Office OF 4
CERTAIN Ira.cible merchant = good many
times as q messenger, aud hal heard
how the old man talked to offending
clerks, Lost hls place aud at once applied
io him for position.
"rye got nothing for you 10 do" WAS
the ill.natured response TO the boys re-
quest, hut IL never phlsei him.
"I don't want nothin' to do" Joe re-
piled promptly.
"what are you coming tn me Tor
Them
ooh, I j~st want place to set around
IN yer office, SOS you Kin cues me when
ever you Kit msd an there ain't nobody
el.e handy. I'm kinder used to that sort
Of thing; my pa aln't no Sunday School
scholar himself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
A MEDOYBEMP
SENSATION.
REMARKABLE RECITAL OF
\ REMARKABLE FACT.
Fsi ard ln,e'estiny Particulars OF
Case that attracted Vide
Attention.
mRs. hoELInG aUssos.
wno resides IN aeaiybsmps, Name,
dselafe..-

declares:
Zoo many year. Iast ! have been
,iieirl with general drblli,y. slccpl-ss-
l't,, All nuhile's Ia nay hands anil
49,, cruel 10y Ioor circulation api
nlls' bl,ll. Va, At times affected
ili h,tl,clr. dizziness, and sever
'bn'.il.. q, my fooi woull not diges,
irJp'iy. In later years my nervous
i,sc SCENE to give out entirely, AMI
t:fI'sh pir,lyiic-lik" numhn"ss came
,ssrm'. have trirl numerous kinds
= sirtpthllis without obtaining any
"a !. fn,n them. They not only
,r,si yiln,lr,., bui believe actually
hlra'l NJ; my stomach could not
rt,ll th In. anl gwS steadily wOn".
AboIt year aga, hearl - the i."l
s'il Struplrllla, that WAS aid 10 w.
PR hy an cniirly new AMI thor.
o1ghl, s"leniii' method. whereby a
reriil 80 hinis lfih'il'if' WY hsi"
ful Ia the digestive organs, anil which
I, bnbl .h' oui In some pr-ess"s, was
rniir-l, eliminated
IOul grat rlief In the frst few
b.cI - NJ Esi seal SarsaIarilla. anil
after nkln; thru hottie. found my
s,li eiiirly curcl, anh, although -
yrIr II age. fell stranger anil
youngrr io-lay than I have fcr many
years past.
I believe the Rel sal SaraIanlla
o. b. the i--.i m..licin~ ~ it, Kind. and
strongly rcommeni il In all Who ~ish
Tor sp,c ~ cur. ! Will chc'nnlly
Civ. full details u my case to all Who
wish for further particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

COUNTY OT ONtOgD. -.
sspr.me Ju.ihisl Con 4, May rsrw, n. u. lsss
CT. pusli al Geo y. iisstes. 60 tarnefs'
We. A. T.. thsslsy ahd ''e"gs " shessy'
AM a.. q. .ux.sslisa g. the Coat that \. l..
Ch~.lsy the ps'ns al Dsisasiant "a TIE TINE ~
tho ..t,irs sfths MItt. "a. nos an inlaalaisnt 81
A. st.ts anslhs.i 20 tsnant. scent of Ah0tnsy
stthln the saa.e, that hls suoi. ef estate have
tcsu ala he'll In Tits sstiga sn. that D. has hal
ao .ati,. 81 sahl saa and alta hsnsnt
Irt. osDsasp. That notic. el The penieney %
a. ssit ~ si,eb 81 The all pefenlsht, Wy pub
i.hlps an si,s stei copy ~ TITS orier tazvthsr
Win an abstrna % tie rslntifs Wit. thrce
sesks .nss s..l,sly In the uNfori pclnocrst q
rsr<r printed n Parts IN ALI toanty 81 oxford.
he is.t pgbll ation o. 10 net les tl,an thifty
days tsfsr, the ne,t term on .sti Court. b. W
hoties n l'art. IN snt fcr sslt County, on the
s<sosi Tss.isy Of Octol<t A. u. l-st. that saii
,iefsnsiant MAJ then AMI there appear ani an
.vsr 10 saii .ult, N he shall sc csa.e
Attest -ALBkkf =. AUSTIN, Ckfk.
tAisrset % Paiatirs wrtl
Date sf wris. March itth. I-st.
Ad damnum, tlo.
Drsisnsion. P,ea o. the Case.
res ha',s and Cost, aoeoriins 10 Ian annexed.
4 Iss copy Of oriss Of Court with abstract Of
A.,ss. ,-ALBERrs 9. AUSTIN. c'srs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
NoN.nEsInENr rAxEs.

IN the Iwn % Rosbary. In the County 81
Osf.ri, and state ~ Maine. fof The year i-a
The f.lowtnx Mt ef tsxes on fval estate ~ non
rr.i.isnt owners In The town ~ Hoshary Tor IN
year is0, In halls committed 81 y. ". Jepns
e.lfst.r Of tAses In .sli town, ON the W.
day of June. A. u. Isd. has iesn rturnci w hin
~ me q. rvmsinins unpsii on The th dsy ~ Tune
A. D. Isa. by NJ. .srtlhssts of that late AMI nn~
rvmsin anpsii. and notice IL herrby Etssn ths
10 the ssti aSs-. intsrc-t AMI shsrFe- arr
M. pail In ~ The trvs.ary ~ ssli t0wt
within siShissn month- from The date 81
The con, mitmsnt 90 ti-s ..li Tails, 80 nush nj
the rpal estate tsxsl Q. wiil ~ suhsient y, pas
the amount due thsr~sn, insiaiins tntsrc-t ans
sharTe-, win withsut further notice ~ sohi a
pablls sustion I the ro-t Dh4es In ssh
town on lie Id day ~ Jsnaary. lso, al u
o'eksk In The forvnssgn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

TIE .ab-sriher hsr~sy xiye- paenc nss,cs
that hs Ia. bsss duly sps-.in,sd " w. u.sss
All. JRlxe % frolass fsr ths county OF orfori.
ana s--srnesi Ne trust 81 hsesss"f OF ''~ ess>sS
MARY 4. wADswOWtfI. sss 81 Hiram.
In Az toansy, slsess-s-i. ~ giving ecna ~ We
lac dir~st-. Ne thsreferw r~.lss-es AZ persses
iaisis>.i ~ tks estate sf ALL d<css-e.l Va mAke
imm>-lisss payment. ani th<.~s Who have esy
sl<msssis tk~rrsa 10 sshihn Ne ssins ~
J.iy hi. lsSS. Jams kD6kCohh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
xax.nI,InIM IAxls.

ttNf.sfsi at -tsts 81 Naius. ~ ~ Yrar t-,si
H. fs.IkssIuT IA "a tsNs- "a Fssl sststs - nsin
rs-E iFut ss.usrs in a. tusn 20 tkfrf,ii 80 w
fFsr lea u hlls sI1i ttssi o. haltrr hal,as-
..l..t..r "a taxs. - sahitr~u ~ iath daY a
Ma. 4 a. lsti. has l-su fstufus-l ~ hlln u
49, a. rs1-taininE uuIsttl 90 ~ isth isY ~ Naf,
4 a. i~st o. ~ fsrt 2. az - tat ftts ant 40
rr11isin unpstl. act nltss l. l-ffshf ENsn thal
liz A.. ~ Ave. Intrrest anfi shausrs are ~
tsstI tuts g. trsasurF a All tusn shhin eight
- usafks frsli o. tlala - tls osliaIaitussnt -
ssft t ~ uaurh - ~ rvai e-ttts ttNssi a. - il
4. 81 asiFut - 80 - aHaannt dus tnsfsssa.
fnrisIiIur lutsrtst sat rnarzrs. VII slthuut fur
ttTr utlTs - ski "a uuhlir austi.sn "a IN tfes-
ave- ufrs a. AL tusu "a uss IN day ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
GIVE THEM A REST.
TIE ..ly Restorative - TIRED Nss ss<

- 0aHy W8s4949ssNH NV. -
Desssss.
ID tirv>i hor-e. whish has worried al asy
l..he.i ,ss.s.s HI. ssr~.xsh 10 aa<rtsx, 1870
,ise.. wh~n savage er fcsi drssss HIN. \
wise nan 10. tir~-i hsr-es ~-s- T'ri er<ss'
An the han.a t~iy are efssn hs.h>i 9th -
c.n.i -tsalcs. = that ar sarpe>ssi b. 10 ssvsfsA
snlas. Nsihins gives ssrsnxsh but h-ei
P..lsl. 1. f,-si. rssh Ia ausnsisss slswesss
"A 4. yrs siix,-ses. asi re,alres no VIA sf fs>sh
.s.m.. h. - nssjsmla IIslss.. sf Brtsirvsea. y
t.asi oas afssr ms-issines hsi faiei - rsi,svs
ma. sf isliss.s,.a. lie WRITES. Nay 4 -
II s.a ,sssaeiAi r,-an. fro~ ths very ars'
doe. asa s.lnlss In ssrss.th daily AMI have Z
r.,s..,s.. apv-ti,s. In fset. eau Ell The m".'
h.sS,y anil rsh fs--i hat has hssa T~pal-'se "a
~. t..r . var pa.t NJ h.sft 1. ush stranger
.a.i an fr.s trs~ sissisz srsiis-"
Hs cYall ssi r,sh f.si sfsr 9 tine ,-eeAa-'
r..lsl. nal give. NJ. stomach shascs ~ ~,
NJ. CAar,e. q. Latham. Of M ws-s .sh So
>s~ Yosk nv, ~ri,s-
-,.., Ave ysar. have .aferv-i ir"m <>.tr,s
,,.lise-,isa. ant have tr,e'i al ne -soslAri
r.-..l,.. Coo is.iis.-,isa. ts.i,e. e"sr-e. II
,r,.t..nt fr,.sa physietsn. all over the country
,r,.. .eh.h r.csiss.i esly Temporary ~hsf.
IN, .ymta.ua. w,r, hesrbaru, nashirx hesi
.lirsinc-.. bh~i..i fss ins assr eating. deprcs
.len 81 spirits. sever, snsi sra,s attacks Of
er.mp- AL insssa@silsa. sad chroals conssira
tioa.
~Ansr t.1inx oas small hstile - rs.kelA.
RIA ssrs naush tsttsf. Z have noe tAksn oaly
.~tsa .raall t-sthr. anil have nseer fet letter u
a. ufe. I have gNiseSi tsa Isae.l-. sn.i no~ cal
ANYTHING M spystits crave ny friend- say
'Ilss fai aa. VEL yea k-sk shst have yea tssn
ioiax'' NJ answer y. 't,ssAels
Yea csa has rA.Asls Al any druslt..s. ~"
.erttsiss T..rsphlst. frvs. N yea spply o.
INC pst. ol6tsrtp 1000 CO. 20 ss-ss s.. \. v
q. 4. suVnrLGft, ss- fssss. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
DRUGGIST SAYS.

Marvin G. Brown, drussIst, Meredith
Village, N. H., says; I have sold youS
Sulphur BItters Toe years, and cootrnry
% most medicines, ] never sold . bottle
IN any one Who said Il did not help them.
They cured me of thoso terrible sick
headaches when every Other rsnedy
failed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Real fsith never grows weak by hav.
Ing To wait. sufferers taking Hoods
Ssrsspsrilia for chronic complaints
should h. patient and the result will be
satisfactory. Hoods cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
UNABI.E no TELL.

Yes, that ~ss -. For yssrs ] suffered
severely 9th scrofsia; sores broke osi
ell over my t.ody. and | am ssabie 20 tell
ooe-half that ! ssGersd. ] vas sot abe
IN obtain relisf sstll ! used Sulphur
Bitters, which completely esrsd ne.-C.
D. Oak, " Alissoa osrsse, osseos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Nasd B<fos.. To utter rsprAsh- I'd
dassle. The colorvsi circle aroapd the %
ri 70 The eye Appso>ch~s. r. ccafound
Low. Sum a m~tAla
Ny primal. sni nDaia, r~ad Downward
sAms q nol~d frvpekman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

sweetbrIer IL oae Of the most delight
ful Of common plants With which To
decorate sitting -rooms; for its frsgrance.
though very swest, 70 pleasant. The
leaves, also, are excellent TO oil In pill
lows With.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
ApMiNisrnATon's SAIL.

The following Real Estats lsiontng g. ~ y
ta,s % Dayii y. True, late ~ south iafis 49,.
The fsnley farn ~ oailei.l situate -
from south Paris Village. about - So "a
or lsss AMI cuts 81 ~ ao tons - hay. - -.
log. are In Eoo.i condition. The fafuh i -.
pliei with farming machinery ani is-..s, 80
gill - soll with the place n 'iesirs,i. ~ =,
u In ar.t clss. condition. AMI viii u '''i -
bargain. -,
hIso. The fiourins AMI Gfist MI sni ,i'ss
sf south Part. Village. with ftght ~ ~ -
lIryaut's Pond. Tits NIL "a. efuflel
many years by ths Paris fiounhg 80 ~
snd hy the late owner. II has always ".a'
Il stlll d0lng cool business -
The Dam va. thoroughly rpsire A
The NH Il In ssrsi coBsilti0n ani slll - -
q Barsaln. for the ngit parties thi. y 80
dli chance u step into VII estAon'i''
paying business .v,,fr
kiso. - arr. % and, lnowh a. The "N''"
la" ,t.,t
kbo, q acre. % Land, tRovn a. tie - 'A'
Ia" All situated Ia .hs t0~n ~ fan.'
SAMUEL 4. TRUE. Admr,
% Commercial -u,st
Portissi. MAins.
or, lion. GEORGE A. WILSON. ~ PARIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
vueeDoN NOr,C,:.

Til. 4. IN s,,s notice that .. Thomas 4. John
ssn Of Osfori. IN The Cosaty of Osfort AMI
stats 81 Maine. have this day given my -ou
ts-seer a. johnson his tims % at snd trssie TOT
nor pay asy ~ hi- IAN. eostrssi AFTER this 'lais
Oifori July u, iss ,
Rosook v. srArlss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

0tNIssteF ev~ fNsF<t~~ Nstt4sy u
Iisses rails. 49,. tsstifsss 70 tbs
~,sS'ss u o'e<ss's Syrup. .
Csetisr,soi II am 81 ysass cid.
Last year Q ~as all run Down. fty
Appstits Vas per. . YES ee0stlpAts<
~ SPELLS, Ssas bIsAts<, AMI 0 feared .
~as ssioS 10 have <sersy. n ~as .
burden fee ne 10 >~aik frsm ne sffIes
- NY bsn,s. Vas short ~ bssatbs
~As Sssk. and Q would ba~s paipsta.
tieo u tbs bsaSt. IN fact. >~as 10 .
~svy critical eso<itieo. New . cen
attend 10 NY bvsiosss, an u y .
P,easoss fee NE. . can >~aik fssso NY
house - tss sffies without tbs least
fatigue, AM can tsvtbfuiiy say fssi
vel, AM Sss<sr's Syrup bas cured
ne. eSeesfully a1< willingly give
this tsstir1solaI, bsp,oS stbsss vie
are troubled 80 >~as ~lli give u .
trial. 0 cannot seeemn,so< u tee
highly. NsSss sespeetfuiiy.
oaoRoa rLurSfSaR. r.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

The usual treatment Of catarrh Il very
unsatisfactory, a. Thousands can testify
Proper local treatment 10 positively
necessary 10 success, but many, II mol
most. of the remedies 10 general use A.
ford but temporary relief. A cure Ger
tainly cannot he expected from snufis
powders, douches and washes. Ely's
Cream balm, which IL 90 highly con-
mended, 10 . remedy which combine,
the important requisites Of quick action
and specific curative power, with perfect
safety and pieasantness 10 the patient
The druggists all sell u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

said an Irishman the other day To q
friend; sarah, where win you find Z
modern bulldlng that has lasted ~ long
"a the ould wansy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Amer ironing linen, place Il near the
Ore or In the sun until perfectly dry, a.
the earments will b much stl0se than "
l<ft to dry slowly. THIS hint 10 espe-
elslly useful With collars, cuts and pet
ticoats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

"what do you girls call that club Of
yoursy' "The Analytical" elm.
What do you snalysey' "Other peoples
regulations, mostly."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Said an exasperated father ut the din
ner table; "You children turn up your
noses at every thing on the table. When
! Vas . boy I WAS glad to Get enough
dry bread 10 eat.- 81 cay, papa, you
are having . much better time Of u now
you are living With us, aint your 70
marked LILLE Tommy.
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No. iyi. - Numerlcsl Enigma xvi
Communications corrupt good manner"
No. ig,-A fshpood; I. HAiibut haul
battl z Herring = Pike 4 Lam
pr-y. 5 Hs.ido.k. q Carp. :. P~rch q
Poat O. Sucker (succorl
No isa-rranspositioos; warrsd. ward
e. drawer. re~srd-
No w -Chara4ie: RAil-road
No i6--PictoriA Acrstic; Flag. j
glop-. Bear R-sindssr. E~skimo. s-l~igs
No. isd-Klddl~; l~sd psncii-
No is'.-prxrs-~ive Enigma: Aria
ChApslle.
No. ~, "A Poultry probism; Twelve
turkeys. Is ses><. Is ebiekeua
No. sQuArv;
TPOsT
gTAnhs !
exns SSce
8 E G l.
POLE
Ne so -Hiidsa Crsaiurss: I. De.
Noth. 4 Wasp. 4 Slug s. snail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Rel Seal saraparilla Is for ale
everywhere. Ask your dealer for .
sotiie II always cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Three years undIsiurtcd possession Of
q sitter dog ~ill destroy the veraclty OF
the best man In America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
atMeMsea AT DINNER THAT

Rapid eating II slow suicide.
Plenty of time should be taken.
Fish and oysters are easily digested,
An hour or two Of rest should bs taken
after the meal.
Mere qualification of the appetite u
very likely tn shorten life.
Dinner should be NJ q lighter nature
In summer than In winter.
II IL not good tn dine when In 4 state
Of mental or physical WEAKNESS.
A quart Of wheat contains more nutri'
meut than bushel of cucumbers.
There IL q happy mean between eating
everything and being squeamlsh.
Two pounds Of potatoes contain nc
much nutriment ~ thirteen pounds OF
turnips.
Light soups, light desserts aud light
meats should have the preference In
warm weather. 49,.
Abuse of the stomach at dinner will
be- repaid sooner or later By that punish
ment which CONES 10 the glutton.
Vegetables and fruits are 10 be used
most generously at that season OF the
year In which they naturally mature.
Beglnning the dinner with soup u the
very beat way To get the whole system
In condition for asslmllating . hearty
meal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Visitor. "Ilow did Nettic get the
measiesy' Small Iirother. "Oh, shed
savcL up coupons, 'spose."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

s.CAn yos TELL us The way 70 Tany.
villsr' "0-g-R-eo %. fou c-can g-ess
thsss quicker than ] esa tell yea"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Hoods I'ills act easily, yet promptly
sud efficiently, on the liver aud bowels
- cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Qveen Elizabeth, 10 $3.50. was The arst
weaan In Eaglaad " vsar hsisssd sus
steeklsgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Al, the vosis pictured eoo,Ain The sAme
number % letter.. When rightly Eus~-'Si
and placsi oae below the Other In the or
,lss numt<rssi. the diagonal lfrom the up
I~s lsft hand letter "a The lo~ss right hand
lssissl will spsil the name Of fsmoas
German ~ri1r. Who during the % ys~rs of
HE life 10 aid To have never Travelled mors
than even mile. from his native eiiy.-Ss
NieholaA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

1 A river 90 Italy = An Aihsnian phi
I.>uph.r a A river 20 0sal. visins 81 the
ga q Noart Jar. A o"untry ~ AZ.
49, a A 6r~-s ~hs go The nr~i hing u
lAsNals Ia Islspaan~-aa q a Roman
..iAs-. 7. A s.lshrsi-t AthsnlAn coas
n.nssr ~ho foslsht as.inss The rp~r,Ans
~ c.atrsl. ss-li tAs IAns % an sneisas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

hhs.i a. pssitiaa .sd ls.s, iooi nolss
B-l.-i ~ r-s>s. ssi l-sss I-sia-i al
tiuss
hh.si a. r.si sni l~.v. . .tr>iAxrm.
Bse.si IA !-sint ga, and leave mu.ioAi
ssabd
i..h.sd ,o inf-c, anil lss,. quiet STATE.
i~h.si "a --osgs privately and leave
ls~p
B.hs.i to d~-csnd and leave tracoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14
GOOD SPIRITS

rpoun frum e,ch unnafural habtts,
- ss ala s ssS 49, i sss AVN % -
a0ocistioa Of meilol gvusiemen. Who lave
pvparcd tryatt~s, written y plain bat chaAe
language and trysiinS of ths nstuIe. symp.
tou.s end curafstty, " bosns tsvssssena VI
A copy OF THE usrfui book yin. On rcc-sps
of thu nosice. With % crnts On stsmpa. fos
psstaxc. hs msii.i s'c,,reiy sass,i IN pl.ia
hEoscAL ASSOCIATION, Iiu6aio, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-14

Ne 90 -Htidsa Crvaturss: I. De. q
hoth. Wasp. 4 Slug s. snail.