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-Diable! c'est bien de Pargent Il
Enfin, je ne me dedis jamais : les !
VOLTA.
-Au revoir, monsieur Marcel.
81 Marcel de ViOrneS ne s'etait
re'enn, il aurait bondi de .joie DIES
quill cut TN main settlement ficele,
les prdcieux cliches du photogra-
phe inconnu. Mails il Gtait cOllec-
tionneur dams Fame. D'aillrurs, le
juif r~observait, ct il important de
joiner dignement son role jusqu'au
bout. II partit done avec une mine
81 vexfe quill parvint a bonner lie
change 4 son vendeur, qui, compile
tement devoyf, ne put s'empecher
de mnrmurer
-Est-ce ma faute, 4 moi, sill a
perdu d" rargent 4 la Bourse ! ct
est il juste que je supporte lie con-
tire coup de sa mauvaise humeur ?
Aussit6t rentre chez lui, Marcel
soma son domestique ct lui ordon.
na d'aller chercher sans retard son
ami Hec'or Tranchet, lie ph"iogra
phe, avec les ustensiles neccssaires
All tirage dune trentaine d'eprcu-
| YES.
-Dis-lui que c'est pour une af-
faire pressee, que nous aurons pro-
bablement Ia %journec eutiere a pas
ser ensemble ct quill s'arrange en-
consequence.
LIE d0mestique partit CONNIE une
BALI de cha>sepot ct entra lie me
ME dams Ia galerie du "fls du So
leil." auqnel il expliqua lie but de
81 visite.
-Cest bien, dit Hector. Je ne
demandr que dix minutes pour pre-
parer mon atrial. prevenir mes
hOmmeS ct m'habiller.
Les dix minutes ne s'etaient pas
6c0ulees quill r%eparaissait avec un
volumineux paquet que lie dOmest;-
que chargee sur son epaule.
! L. DE SIVRAY.
n cOntanuer.
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Un An--d'avance... :. ........ 81 90
TN Numern 10
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\ Wis.

Bureau dn Ccmmissaire }
de Ia Paroisse LafOnrche. ,
ThibOdaux. Lne.. 9 AO0t lcS4. J
LIE soussignt. commls~aire de la paroisle
Lafourche pour rExposition Universelle
qui dot ~s'onvrir 4 Ia NOnvelle-Orl6ans IL
Ter decembro 1854. desirant que toutes les
resources tic IL par,isse soient pleinement
repr6sentees 4 cette exhibition. s"l!ic ite
le cOncOurs de toutes les personnrs qni ont
a cGnr de voir r%cnaitre Ia prosperite dams
agriculture. IL commerce ct iindustrie,
Ell pr6parant ct en- ne faisant p%arvcuir,
dams 10 plus BRET dclai poss BILE. tons les
produ,ts uui peuvent attirer fattention
des nombreuA strangers qni visiteront
IExpOsition Universelle lie Ii NOu, cllc-
Orleans.
+. SAMOAN.
commi>saire
de Ia parOisse Lafon rche
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NEW FIRM!
NOTICE

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
or shop Of p. Hogan. in this town, l q an now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services Of Mr..
p. Hogan, ~ foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me he.
fore making contracts elsewhere.
VIZ. H. Raglan.
Thibodaux, April 9th, 1889.
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ATELIRR TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
ItorAnY O Pass

Ayant tout le mat6riel n6cessairc. nous SON.
mes q meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiqnes qui nous seromt confts Lea
brets d'av"cat. cartes d'atfaiIrs, entates dc
features, tickets d'habitatiOn. blancs, circn-
laires, etc. seront imprimfs dams le Plus bret
d6lai Ut 4 des prix m0deres.
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UN AMOUR Az COLLODION.
NOUVELLE.

81 les sOuS-titres etaient encore
de mode a repoque eminement ma
turaliste ct soi-disant originate oil
nous vivons, ,ie n'aurais certes pas
manque d'ecrire
In amour al cOll0diOn.
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amour al cOllOdiOn.
OIL
A quot tient la destinee.

Et, en- effet, ellie tient 4 fort pen
de chose, la destinte q un mot, 4
IN regard, a MONS encore. Sans
qu'on Sen doute, ellie repose les
trOis quarts du temps sur Il poin-
te d'aiguille.
L'histoire tres veridique ct aussi
tres bizarre que sc racoutent les
habitants lie S.. (Charente-Infe-
r%ieure) en- est une preuvc suftisam-
ment cOnvaincante.
Marcel de Viornes, il v a trois
ansa peine, etaitc e qu'on edt pu ap.
peler IN jeune celibataire endured.
Spiritnel, dou6 dun ext6rieur agre-
able, age de trente-cinq automnes,
independent par sa fortune ct par
la situation quill occ"pait dams le
monde-car independence nest pas
Ia rime obligee a riche<se-Marcel
de EiOrncs await fui jusqu'alors
avec horreur les occasions qui sc.
talent otfertes pour lui de faire ce
qu'on nomme, EN- language elevG, une
fin honorable.
II ne detestait point la femme en-
general, pas meme en- particular.
Non, sill await uue aversion mar
Quee s'etait pour une femme.
Rien n'avait pu fondre rne triple
couche de gIace qui enveloppait
son cGur tout Blatant ncuf: nj la
menace dun We'll oncle, qui ne par.
lait de rien moins que de lie deshe-
ritter sill he s'engageait pas q faire
souche quelque part lie rejetons
bien sautillants ; nj les supplica
tons de SEES pere ct mere, qui, deja
vieux, s'effrayaient a lidec dc par
tir pour lie grand voyage en- l~aissant
leur fills au icoin dun foyer desert.
La famille entiere. de Marcel de
Viornes etait plonge dams la desc
lation: Seul, un We'll ami de Ia mai
son, %autrefois bon compere ct don't
les armes representaient I'm Amour,
les yeux bandes, tirant de Pare,
avec cette devise: Numquam dor
mems, seul, &c We'll ami Sc desesp6.
raft pas.
Marcel de Viornes etait af1ige
dune mamie commune q pressure
tous les vieux garcons qui ont reeu
une certaine dose dinstruction.
Priv6 des joies ct aussi des soucis,
que procure Ia famille. il devint
collectionneur c'etait fatal.
IL donna d'abord tete baissee
dams Ia faience, ct Ris- Paquot ct
Champfeury devinrent SEES auteurs
preferes. De Ia il passa an bouquin.
auquel il ft une chasse acharnee
puts aux tableaux ct aux statues.
Peu & peu il versa dams le bric.a.
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main.
SEES parents ct ses rares amis Sc
murent. "Pour peu que celia CONT
nue., pensaient-ils, ct du caractere
que nous lui commissions, il est Ca
pable de Sc METRE marchand de
chiffons." Eft, charitablement, lis
faisaient DIES reeves affreux qui leur
representaient Marcel 4 Clarendon,
yGtu de la camisole de force.
&c fnt ju~tement &c qui devait lie
perdre qui lie sauva ct dfcida du
bonheur de sd vie.
On jour que Marcel furetait chez
I'm vieux juif, il rencontra, couver-
te de poussiere, une sfrie de NOR
ceaux de verre Requirement cOu
pes, quill %reconnut sans peine po"r
ttre DIES cliches photographers.
Ces cliches cxciterent sa curiOsite
ct il resolut de les acquerir.
Pure fantaisie !; caprice de collec.
tionnenr blas6, dira-t-on. Point.
Marcel de Viornes Sc demandait
quels traits, quels visages, beaux
on lads, Gtaient fgfs sous cette
mince couche de gelatine. Celia
rintriguait ; a tout prix, il voulait
SAVIOR, ct il lie sanrait.
II tourna Ia t6te i Motto, ct, lie
doigt tendu vera les plaques con
voitees, il dit an marchand, avec
une legere nuance de dedain dams
Ii voix:
-Qu'est-ce que cses,! Des verres
de lanterne?
Bon Dieu! Y pensez-vous,
monsieur Marcel! Des verres d.
lanterne! Vous voulez rire, sans
dOute!
Ma fol, non, maitre Ephraim ;
.je viens d'ess"yer une perte i la
Bourse qui men 0terait fenvie.
Non. .je mai pas lieu de me rejouir
aujourd'hnl. Settlement, CONNIE
mon imbecile de d%omestique a hri
Sc dun coup de balai les Wires de
Ia lanterne de mon corridor, je son
&c tout natnrellemrnt d les rempla
Ger, ct cell sci me paraissent 6tre
de la bonnie dimension.
-Misericorde &C sOnt DIES cliches
qui mont etc c6d6s au poidS de por
par un artistic dams IL besoin.
On ne Sc douterait jamais de la
haute valeur que vousy attachez,
i les voir dams Get etat. VOulez-
vous gagner dessus Ell me les ven
dant an pOids du verres COmbien
peut-il Y en- avOir? Quinze 2.
Vingt a. enez, je suis ell veine de
gentrOsite je vous les achete qua
tire sous piece.
-FIelas f! yons avez done Pinten-
ton de me runner! 81 encore vOus
parliez de %cinquante centimes, il y
aurait peut-etre m"yen de s'enten-
Dire.
Ills sont a moi, pensa Marcel
avec :joie. All ca me prenez-vous
pour I'm novice ! reprit-il tout liant
simulant de la colere. Jai dit qua
tire sous, ct zen eprouve ddja du re-
greet. 81 J'osais, .je reprendrais ma
prrole.
Ne vous fichez pas, monsieur
Marcel.
Eft 81 je venx me facher, moi,
men aije pas lie droit? On dirait
vraiment que vous ne me connais-
SEE pas! Aije Pair DUN exp!oiteur,
moi! Maize pas toujOurs pave
compliant ce que .je vous achete 2.
Je passe devant vous Jentre pour
voir 81 vous avcz quelque chose ;je
ne trouve rien. Dependant, pour ne
pas sortir les mains vides, ce qui
est contraire 4 mes habitudes .je
vous propose dc prendre toutes
sales, au prix de vingt centimes
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ANNONCEe.

ANNONCEe.
in carr6 de 10 lignes; lore insertion : 50
b" =. Ime IS
" " Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
avec rahresst ct n'cxcedant pas quatre
H2nes. par an. d'avance.. p W
Annnrces de- candidate. d'ayance 49,. 10 GO
Necrologie. par ligne 10
TOute annOnce commercials puhliee 4 FaD-
nee sera ins6ree au faux lie 50 cents par p"u-
CO pour Ia preMiere insertion ct ,! cents pour
les insertions suhs6quentes.
Tuute annOncc don't le noInhre dinsertiOns
nest pas appetite sera inser6e jusqu'A neuvel
ordre au taux Ordinaire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09
HOW HE RUsTIcATED.

A young man in the country, who Is
apparently head-Ovtr-heels in love with
a farmers life lin horn, writes as fol-
lows;
"You know this is my birthday. and
| have been celebrating I, !; though l have
no, told any one bu, mother that il is
my birthday. have 20, my work up
square now and am taking a vacation.
After haying and moving is all done
with. you know, there Is quite lull for
the farmer. lie can compose himself to
res, and have a good time generally.
snow, after getting my general round
Of chores ou, Of the way this morning
(which is but an anthem Of joy,) com.
menced my celebration. ! went and
helped Mr.. A. get in six large loads Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

WHY SHE pipS IA Young "O"a"
from the country was suing her eA''"ee'-
hear, for breach OF promise and the law.
yer were, as usual, making all sorts OF
inquisitive in,errogstories.
"YOu say remarked one, that the
defendant frequently sat very close TO
you"
"Ye.. sir !" wa. the reply, with hee-
,;o an.h
v" .,u,. IL
ho~ e'ose =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

oats. I don't think betwixt the two, u
is quite 80 dangerous as baseball play
ing. but Il beats tenpins all on, and out.
There !. more life Ia one forkful Of oats
than there !. in forty ,enpins well' a.
ter getting in the oats | came home and
though, had celebrated slmOs, enough.
and would take the res, Of the day in a
quie, way with my mother. In the mean
time took my horse and went ou, and
ran the cul,ivator between all the rows
Of my potato field. and tried to shoe,
woodchuek. but he vas too quick for me.
Then | concluded TO ii, down and talk
10 mother. so | took the milk pail ,af-
ter | had gone and cut = wheelbarrow
load Of gras. way down side Of the road
neI, to Mr.. As pasture bars. for the
horse. and wen, down TO the pasture
and MIXED the cows, and did the re-, Of
the little chores. and then came back TO
talk 20 mother.
II intend TO continue my vacation for
a number Of weeks. and enjoy myself As
have to-day. When the hArves, comes.
| shall be in good trim, bright as dol
lar, and ready to settle into the harness
again. | am going visiting tomorrow
afternoon up to Mr.. B.'' to help him ge,
in hi. oats IhelPed Mr.. A. throw of
a couple Of loads Of oats early in the
morning.
"My goodness how lovely ], would
be TO have a dear wife to enjoy my va
cation with me but have no one TO
blame for thA, bu, myself, for We all
know ,ha, the farmer can have the objec,
Of his hearts alteration by asking"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09
VOLUME III.
For the Dcmocrat
ELM TREES.

FRox sr~sEr VfEw AT SHOWS Fstts
Gothic arches of sonlcrfai beauty.
LivinE temples. ane fNshioaesi AMI Eracci
rhsi 'gainst ihs sky's neecy bilio~s
~ecmcd RAJ dOmcs dAntiiy traced.
All along by ne clear. shining river.
On its hAnks drap.d In velvety green.
Tai elms Ike soldiers on duty
stool guarding ~ silvsry sheen.
Thoir branches rcachei oui cross NJ bosom,
Ike fricndlicsi ciaspinE % hands,
vale wuiows beat ios DER The rippics
waving ttcir magical vands.
An slown their lone piliarci alleys
Ofthose sfaiilcst. notiesi oftrccs,
Musical tones. meleiious. entrancinE
came Ca tnc -on Summer brvcrc.
To ngtt of the slns waning glory
-hei rouni such heavenly giow,
That It seemed those grand mea|ios monarch'
noEcl tneir heats IN humility io~.
son closer thc niThis sahie curtains
Worc foiied o'cr mountain ami dale.
riu an the more siugiy snd regal
~crmcl M Cius ON tns shAli0vy vale
More dim rrcs ne long. winding visias.
uash' ths night biri l. csiiinE his mate.
Llks dsrk wcbs Of lace lay ne branches
ui the oims 1gainst me sunset Eate.
isopton. c.. AuE l,. issi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Who has not heard or been The recipl'
ent OF benefits derived nom using y III.
Downs's Elixir, never falling remedy ior
all diseases Of the Throat, Chest ani
Lungs. None are too poor % get cured
OF all bilious diseases BY the use OF Dr.
Baxter's Mandrake Bltters, A. they cost
only % cents per bottle. A. a lnlmeni
for horses, Henry Johnson's Arnlca ana
OH Linlment cures Sprains, Bruises aud
Lameness At once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

A president OF a western railroad was
seen In Chamber Street yesterday. When
asked what he was In the hardware district
for. he replied tha, he was buying moving
machines % cut the grass on bis road,
and expected % secure enough hay 70 pay
the Auditors salary. All the rest OF the
employees had sgreed ~ walt two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Farmers that Try 20 sell white butter are
All Of the opinion that dalylng does not
pay. n they use Wells, Richardson Cos
Improved Butter Color, aud market their
butter In periec, condition. they would
get good prices, bat IL will not pay 10
make any bui the best In color and quality.
This color i used by all the leading cream
cries and dalrymen, and i sold BY drug
glsts aud merchants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

,S-The warming and inyigoratlng ef-
gect- of ArurOruoROs are felt In the parts
Of the body affected by Rheumatism OF
Neuralgia, A. soon a. Il oeglns 70 destroy
the poisonous acids In The blood. nop-
crates directly on these, and works
speedy and permanent cure. IL has won
il thousands Of testimonials BY doing
well what Il was intended 70 DO. on this
l.c, alone Is based the claim that IL Is
worthy the name-ArHL0PHoRos-eham'
plon remedy Tor rheumatism aud Neural
gia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09
rUF HoMEMAKERs COLUMN


MA"NH
u,.h Of an kinds = TOO often pot to-
r,.,r s.rsls.,ly. hence ihi. hind Of food
-,housh II vel prepared a. acceptable
..,sv-has fallen into disrePuie. The
,,,lias .chool. do no, eOnhns themselves
- elaborate dishes, bu, Try TO elevate
al .how the importance Of the " little
,,..s.." ~hich make 80 mseh difference
4, he somfor, q everyday life.
NJ. Parloa i one q the leading lee
,s,,-. On cooking. ye, ~e see she gives
80, minute directions Cor dishe. which
.,,v one !. Supposed to know how to
PrPaie. ,...,.. ,..,.u,,
sIna recent lecture on cookery, Mss
p,-.s, la,i e.pcclal stress on ihe Import
a., OF wasting no,hing. And makiug The
- OF the ODDS and ends which abound
/. every family. whether rich or poor.
-, .-rrcsicl WAYS of making pAlAtAble,
IL. of coli neat cold potatoes. cold saa-
..... .,r sri ne irsi Dish Which she
.-s-ri was a sayofy hssh. Cor Which she
s.,. t.r flosiug rcciPs
Ns,r u,-u
r rcs iry k.ui of oo'i meat .hsfore
trcfgs VITA pepper aui sali.
...assys the hssi manner of season
... ...r. A. hy thls means All parts N.l
.. ..a.nrrJ aIkeI lfyou have cold %
..... chop fnc ant mix with the neat
t..F arc hot mash AlioS oue-th.rd
r.stt tso-th.ris potato. Put ihis mlN.
a-, t.r fylng pan with uttie water
a r .,co It AMI sir ln q sPooufai %
..--.r. or If sea have nice beef trlppiugs
-.. f.sf nstcsi of batter Heat slowly,
..-a- o'so. ant shea warmed hrough,
..,.- ari 60 10 stand on a moieraty bot
Lara t.r stove or range twenty minutes.
w. rrsly to serve. GOA a. you Nogid
al ..t ari tish Save al the uim-
rr- l-f r.ccc. ia, are ien of al kinds
.f r,a,.. ari have hash ouce or twice .
u.,k u doss uot hurt a hash 30 have
fr -.rt k.uis of meat In lt
S.-r ..i potatoes wrrc ucxt warmed
.,.ra..oriIag o. the foiloslug rcClpc
fNuNNAisr POTATOES.
r.. .rr iargs tablespoonful % nice dri?.
Dol. i. tae frylng pan. sni wheu hot. aii
.-. ga. e.poousfai of chopPcd ou.ou. fry
.-t .faughi siras color then aii one
.lirt .l .topqci potatoes. seasoned S.ih
-rrer a1i ss.t Str freqaently with q
rfktI hot serve in warn dish. lie
o.. .tlc nt as possible ln Warming over
r..siae. sni COOK then ouiy enough D.
..st thrn thoroughly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Have you asked your druggist about
Neuirallnei If not, DO 50 AZ once and
learn what a stride science has taken In Al
least one direction.
Try the new perfume 4" Ia Nernie' fin'
est In the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Many people have % scales. 50 table
q ompia,.ye weights and measures
nay be convenient:
Aa ordinary cup hoid' half q Pint A
&c % tia measarcs from gill o. quart
a-, ,cy helpful In cooking
oas quar-, q s,f,ed -four i one 10.
lnlian meal one guar, j. 10. ? ol.
Two cup. q butter closely packed i J
pond
Sugar gFanaiaied I pint j. lo.
Fivs eaPfals sihei -four are lb.
Eight even ,easpoonfals g.l
Forty drop. are ,easPoonfal
one saiispooa u salt B. suaicieui cr J
.a.f, u milk 10 cus,aris. pldd.ngs, etc.
Oae ,easPoonial q 'oda j. ,he night
p-opor,ioa ff GUAR, Of -four. and ,wo
,ea.pooafils o. cream % tartar % one %
aja These .re rounded fau - no,
aeapel
rwo heaP.ng ieasPooafals q baking
r.ul,f o. quart of a5gr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

IL In store for al who use Kemp. Bal.
SAN for the throat and lungs, the great
guaranteed remedy. Would you believe
that Il Is sold on IL merits and that each
druggist l. authorized 10 refund your non
~ n falls 10 cure you. A. NJ Gerry hA.
secured The agency for H. Price j0c. and
Al trial Size free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

This Is the usual exclamation of one AZ
nlcted with rheumatism, OF lameness.
Rheumatic people are Indeed entitled 10
our sincere sympathy and commlserAiion.
Speedy relief Is offered them In DR.. Thom.
a. Eclecfric on. 10 l. The sworn enemy OF
All aches and pains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09
Fof ne pENccEar.
DISAPPOINTED HOPE AND TRUST.

iOf tlo hnMOs kkf.
DISAPPOINTED HOPE AND TRUST.
sif q lone ami fs'lish man. heart sore
Yea -carcsiY kcn tae forcing reason ~hy,
fvish rit1in ms ven s1ui o. die.
Ana hrssihr. sni love. sni bate no more. no
murr.
Tor love IT, llkea mist That leads yea o'sf
TIE vofii yon know not ~hcre, ,ou hiiie
spy,
An suro 20 iasi ssay. asay winay
Ani leave vou near some rock or barrru
shore
And hate. hate. AM All that bouls cur days.
- iike q dream I'M which we live haifdeai,
Sd uitie roei ~ lasf ~ hnd 10 praise.
~o much 30 wish to bs unione. unsaii.
A cursf cat on an thls drcary round.
NJ hcart vim anguish torn AMI grief pro
fnnnl w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

WIN. T.. Durgln Of the Boston Loan Co.
g55 Washington Street, says ! recon.
mend sulphur Biitcrs As the very best
medicine have ever used. There Il no.
thing like them % give an appctte, tone
up the system, and 90 away with that Lam
guild feeling which l. 10 frequent among
those c0nhnsd indoors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Let Us all pull out OF this sea Of sickness
and dependency, and get onto rock
foundation OF good, strong health. Bur.
dock Blood Bltters are the thing 20 pull
Tor. They are one Of the most renowned
health restOrailyes ever Manufactured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

A rooster has been born with only one
wing In DoOley county, Ga, In order 10
give a paragraphlst an opportunity 70 say
that Il resembles some chimnles-L G., u
has a defective few
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09
ScRoFULA.
rs HowknD srRrrr,

IOwELI, Mass, Jan. ~
MFssRs G. T. HOoD Coz Gentiemsn-
I have used HOOPS skRsAfAhfiLA IN nv
family for scrofulons humof Win s.naefIul
he hest medicine We ever used DO slnr
eerely advise any one who II troubled With
scrOfula 20 give this valuable remedy trial,
and assure them they viii not be dlsappolnt
Cd. Cd; s,,,,;s vsry Ear Truly ysegrSc yeS ptcxyrrSo
HOOPS sARsAPARILLA IL sold By all Drug
eists. Price o. per bottle. six fos g. Pre-
pared By 9. I. HOOD Co, Lowell. MAss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

what Is wanted In this country, said
the Bridegroom. A. be examined the we'd
hing presents. els silycr-seryice reform
that set Il plated"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

.rrt sso.t m.lk scaiici. STIR in a coffee
.... .fc1-r neal butter hslf the s'f- of
t. -ss -s.t s,ss- sci beaten stirred lu
.a,t-r. ..lt
'Hs> SrAECu LEaoN fJpuiNG.
r0ruani rrsnscrrtI
... .f sugar. little salt. table
sr..r...s .f .orn starch Ne up vita a
.t. aatr towhIca sii plut % boiling
al,,r Bll tsa mlnaie-. silrriag con
.a1.y
E.-.,e ron iae ORE sni sii The lu.oe
no .-0r COO. I'M moii..
>.r,r vIta rich cream.
SIMILAR Pldiings are made and
P.fsl over s,ra~beuies. cut peachss.
r. Or are served wiih boiled custArd
$780,
BrVa
.r.. new or scaItci mlk. . cup oi
'-slr cup of mlk Flour b make q
.t',.r. ttIt r..c over night 10 the nora
70 at'-il.2 cups % sugar, 80 cup Of
,,,,,f D cop of currants o. chopped rails
.ls fler cuulgh % handle easily
Max .l,o cakes. put close together In
Cos 10 tlem rise a5out three hours or
1rt iaty loubls 10 size. Bake In a mod
crate ogeu. When taken from the oven
sale sih sugar dissolved 10 mlik or "a
.Ir .r fnn whftr ~ An eru or run with
.l,tsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Somebody says good manners a. are
the small coin OF virtue n this De true
We suppose bad manners must De the trade
dollar OF vice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Rosslnrs advice % bis pupil, Brignoll.
was. Never % force the voice beyond
the limits Of sweet musical tone and also
10 remember that screaming Is not sing
lng"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

Pure blood holrs % make "a clear cone
science. Hoods Sarsarariia panaci thc
blood Enough sail send u. a big bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

60 .hr tcmoCrat
THE LAST ROLLCALL
When the ro'i l. calic.i I'm heaven.
Thsn ulaY admitted D..
To nni nay sins on earth forgiven.
All ne rrcsi king GLORY see.
u,csr frionis. 10 yoa desire 10 met him.
AMI thus rcgrei his iong delay
Nnf tncu e. once prrpsrr to greet h'iui
All share thc JOYS of endless day
81. lo nof ssy nor think 30 vsinly
Nou u.c.i noe Jesus. you wni 90.
or hc one day viil tell you plainly.
flc hss uo nce.i of such a. you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

A sharks bite, II Is said, causes hydro
pnObla. but the less one AS 20 90 with
water the less danger he II In OF being
bitten by shark.