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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
PARIS. MAINE. TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1884

og0ll-l organ of The Maine rumsellers
dli not make any such statement The
JoHraai should have sald, and would, bad
b. cnfnctly read ths sriicle 10 which The
Gr.sffs sllrd.s. that pr,sioas to 1855
m o., illltf go hrsught into c'ntral oK'
f,.d lC,arisl ant taken through % north.
,..t.fn N'oui. sin teams owned ~ one
mau. syrry yssr. thaa D. uow len si al ihe
Grand rfuuk n. Il stations In oxford Go ,
ln the same time Previous to 1885 aui
for many years preceding, one, two, four
aai sometimes slx horse teams, and ofsen
ox.lcams. we're for the year round, hauling
load after load of liquors on ani along The
Oh stage road from Portland 10 Bethel.
Ramsclllng hotels, grocery stores audi
private "tfl houses were regular rccelv-
er, ol these wet good, an along thc route,
and =, gular dlpenssrs ~ them % thirsty
Customers. Atwcldings. births, funerals,
husklggs. rhisings, housc.mnviug,, mus
ter-. trslulngs. and on all election days. al
every political gathering. nlaor was freely
dispensed and a. freely ani vcy easily
drank Atali ccichratlous Ant musters'
".hantls." lined the main streets Of the
village. and we're built on the grounds
where the crowd was % gather. ron
which thousands drank their on. ani more.
ca ihe records Of the Masoulc Lodges ofa
half century sgo. are the formal votes au-
,horlr.ng Bro. 4 or n 20 procure two or
four quarts Of ihls. that or another klni OF
LIQUOR q be- drank a. " rcfrcshmcut" No
host wss thoaghi hospltablc one who
dli not "en,ertaln" bis visitors with q
drluk % "Oa' BE joyful when there
gathered together the relatives ofa family
from grandfather down 90 thc nitlc
grandchnd-au must have swcetened
run. az the meeting wts incomplete
Clgnac. santa Cruf. Rose gln OF Mcifori'
some or au the, slnd. with "loaf sugar
must hs Ia the house OF you could not pro
perly entertain The minister of the canii-
dates for political or military Office. How
the sIsev, man longs fof The good Oh
times Of Adam aud Ese shoald sop
pose be- Noall bc elected an honorary mem.
Der of tho Brcwcrs AMI D..tilic'r. Associ-
ciatlon for bis lsbors 10 their Interest, and
ofths "Cobicn Cia1" for bis free trade ef'
flrts ktfokNER'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

whea he dies. or q memory Of peace "a
leave bchiad him. Never tAugh, 10 obey
70 deny himself pleasure, to CONSIDER
those aboa, him. or to feel thai there
s,re any other righ's than biz osn. i'
h,d been better. Rachel. TO have NOUN
ed the death Il his body IA ~ wsihag
bab,hooi. than 20 rsgre' This Death. IN
lie. oi hear, and soal.
have heard and read much Abos, the
cruelty Of breaking ebilds will much
,hA, wa, affecting and plausible. but !
still believe tha, the Go! Who made
children knows be-, how they should be
trained. ard fnl in His Word too mAay
ooansels a. 10 obedience 10 believe in any
better way. ia child is ,aueh, early
enough TO sccep, the mothers will m
place of i,s own-And ! have seen ba-
bies in arms trained 10 obsy-,hsy will
grow up in such hAbi, ol submission
that obedience wall be unconscious and
instructive. insugura,ed with no sharp
struggles. no shame a, punishment. no
angry rebellion. no breaking OF
spirit,
When men and women shall a. leng'h
discover iha, "godiaes' u prohiab'e un-
TO an things. having the promise Of the
lie that nov IT," a. yell a. "of that
which !, % come. and follow The eoun'
.el Of Scripture ia the edae,''oa oi their
children, a. vel a. ia the guidance OF
their o~n hfc then. aud then only' -
one of the many things ,ha, are added
also unto us Who seek the kingdom Of
God, will children live Aal thrive aai Be-
a glory and honor to their parents and
death. when !, come. 10 any of them BE-
indeed ,he re.ul, q His inserliAbls will.
no, q mans blind weak folly -'on'
grsgaf.la1ilv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
VOLUME III.
rHE cOAsrGUARD
~ uuy urSriSoroS SltsE

no yoa ~oadsr ~hai am sssias.
On M h.art of IN are. sslo~
fiks cllrs in q Eoilsr suu.et
WIN q sammsr go belosf
t.es. asay b. ne eastwsri.
Ths line of q siofn nsst ccasi.
An bar the trcs.i of ne hurryins save
Ilks ~ tramp of = mailed ho.i
AL up ana do~u tn ne isfknss-
Anf over ths frolsn seni.
hoar the men ~ tue coast guard
rsclns aions TIE strand
uesfsn ~ storm All tempest
Nni drsnc hs.i ~ Ne psitins rain.
mon ne shores of CAroiina.
IT, ths wi.id s~epi hays of Mains
~ matter ~lai Storm. are aging,
70 matiur bcw ~ili ths night.
ri,s clean of their 80 inging lanterns
shines olf wlih a frioniiy ngtt
Nnt many q shipvrvCkv'i sailor
rhNnks toll ~lih his raspiuE prsaih'
Tor ne sfuriy arm. 81 the~arfmen
rtaf dres him A~sy from toAth.
Aufsa wusu ths = ina - -siung.
And ihs air Eross dim vith sleef.
I thInk "a me fraric.s ~atCnsrs
raclnE sionz their bcsi
1 nina OF . ~rcck. f.si ursakinE
On the saff ~ roCsy Shore,
And ths ufs boat iosping on~Ard
rothe rroks of ths beading ear
b..r ths .hou,. OF ths .Anor..
ne boom of me froTcn AL,
Ani tbs crsss 81 thc icy haiSaris
stralnlng kEsinsi ne gAie
-CouraFe thc captain tfumpeu,
-rhey are seniiag hsip from iAni
col hi..s ne meu of the coast <iAfa'
AT hoid ttsir lives In iiis hAna'
s. NrieiIs 20 NlrrA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
Snur TnnII.n PEnrIE

Allow a cOagh 10 run until u gets be
yond the reach OF medicine. They o'ten
say, Oh, IL will wear away, bat 10 most
cases IL will wear them away. Could tney
De Induced % try the successful medicine
called kemp's BAlsam, which We sell on a
positive guarantee t0 cure, they would
Immediately zee the excellent eject aner
taking the drst dose. Price soc. and 81.
Trial sire free.
Respectfully, A. NJ. GERRf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
DnRYNEN PRETER IL.

NfFFrF- NfIIf, HIfT1rITfIH q %
since the INTRODUCTION OF your Improved
Butter Color amOug my customers, it IA,
alyen universal satisfaction. The leading
dslrymen OF this section who have used u
give Il the preference over ali other colors
OF whatever name OF nature.
They are especially pleased with The fact
that N does not become rancid. like other
oil color. and their product brings highest
prices In market
W. =. PAY. Druggist
Tadsrhni, ", Apr. 3. 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

NORWAY. The friends and neighbors OF
Mrs. Alice A. Rolfe OF North Norway, re-
Gently turned out and hauled her up q sup
ply OF wood. Several OF them have assist
ed In cutting the wood up. Mrs. X. IL .
Widowed lady, and has the care OF her aged
and lnfrm parents. Mr.. sod Mrs. John 8.
shedd. Mr.. y. II totally blind aud l.
eighty-fve years OF age, aud his wife IL
eishty-one aud is partially derapged In
mind; and this kind assistance IL duly sp-
preciated by Mrs. Role.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

SEVENTY AcRrs SWEET Corn RAISED on
n.s.aun.Vn

NENkNAl AANt1~ -" N'"A'
PHOSPHATE
Last spring, a. an exPerimen,'we planted
about seventy acres sweet cOrn' using
Bradley's Phosphate Without manure. The
Phosphate was used in the drill At the rate
OF two hundred and fny pound. per acrr
At the nrst application, and when about
two and half feet high, second sppiles-
lion OF Phosphate was made, al the rst
OF four hundred 20 four hundred ard my
pounds per acre. The effect OF thi. second
application was very marked. The corn
contlnoed TO hold it. color and cared aoun-
dainty. even that on plain land standing
the drouth remarkably well. and yielding
crop largely ln excess Of our expectations.
Brsdley's Phosphate applied AZ the rate OF
i've hundred pounds per acre. a. above de-
scribed, will yield q good crop OF corn
without any other manure. Our farmers
DO not pretend 10 raise sweet corn without
the use OF Phosphate, even when they have
an abundance Of ma ure, and the Bradley
has always given the most satisfactory re-
suits. PORTLAND fASkiN1 10
PyrfldHd, W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Proctor now says that Jupiter is In the
same state that our earth was in S..OoO,OO
years ago. seldom DO you and a man who
can remember 80 FAR back and when you
40 Il Il lust a. well not 10 bet much on
what he asserts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

More than three quarters 0f century
has passed slnci JoAas0us AH0iyne Liai'
msai was Invented. ant it II today the
most widely known a. well A. the most
valuable iuterusl ani external remedy In
the world No family should be without
IL day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

The boy sp'od on the burning deck,
The beat wv jast terrible
Bot al his burns were quickly healed.
With Great American Specifc'
ufttsa wonderful Remedy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

TuH GEglrEsT ROBBgRY Is 10 prevent
the recovery of the sick. BY urging upon
them cheap and worthless limitations OF
Invaluable medicines. The true Il. y.
Atwood. Bltters bear bis slgnAt1re, A.
well A. the trademark IL. r. Beware OF
al other signatures. THIS medicine u i
well known. produces the most remarks
Die cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
Mo NV IpKa.

In The home care of diseases. accidents
and how to treat them. aud many hints OF
value % the s.cl will be- fDuni in Dr hanf'
manu-. great NedicA Work elegant IL
lnstratlons. Setd two scent stamps % A.
4. Oniway C Boston, AMI receive
copy free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

And other famous womea have Won rep
utatiou for facial beauty A Zoe complex
loo make. one handsome. even though the
face i not OF perfect mould. BHrf)cs
Blood B4fsrs acts directly upon TIE circa'
lailon. AMI 90 gives the skin a clc.raess
ani smOOthness otherwise unattainA0le.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Much distress and sickness attributed to
dyspepsia and ehronic diarrhaa l. occasion
ed by humor In the stomach. Hoods Sara
parilla Il the remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

"Safsring from rheumNl-m 80 badly
had q ase crutehes. bat threw then away
arter applying nonas Ecisciric on 70 ny
limbs. I nov feel better than have Tor
years" y. l.. Gibbs. 500 Elk 81, Bafalo,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
AZ oLp DOcUMENr.

PAnf-. sept ist, i-o2.
o, ,,s Hisoritis S,na's aud HDuss ~
gsnre.ssignre m Geasril Court A.
seiaiisi
We the Subscribers Inhabitants of The
Town OF Pari. 10 the County OF Cumoer'
l,,tani commonwealth of Massaehusei's'
Hsmbly sheweih whereas the Town o.
P.rl. /. twice a. long As 10 Is wiie',hii t.
nine mile. long by four aud half Wide
Your Petitioner, pray your Honors 10 di.
Vide s.li Town ani incorporate half OF
s,li Town into town by the name oi
With the privileges of other towns 10
the Commonwealth. divide the privileges
q, s,li town. Also the reasons OF our
nr,ver. Are. We wish % be preparelng Tor
pahllck buildings, which We cannot DO a.
,he town nosi.. All a. Il always wa,
the design of the proprlctors and iheif
plan . have two towns, We expect ihe
Honorable Legislature will see The reason
ablenes. o. our request The Town Is
large. two foot Companies and eonsldefa'
Die part OF Company % horse are 10 sali
Town. We pray that the town may be d.
vlded on the llne between fourteen aud n''
teen number Of lots, being the most Cen
tral line. and a. Ia duty bound will ever
pray. (slgned)
Daniel stowell Thomas Stearns james
Morse Isaac Bolster Bafzills Dwohey
Jouathan Hall IchAbod BriAni Wm
stowell James Dunham(O Seth Morse
Is.sc RlchardtO AbUth Hall Elpth
Robinson Jonathan shurtlen Jesse
Bngg. Caleb Prentlss Thomas hilI Is.
a.c Holster Jr samuel king Luther Brett
D.yid Durrell s. Maxam(D sam.
mel Durell stephen How Peter Durei'
IIsnery Ulu Joseph Curchill Phiip Cald'
well B.nismln Jenlson Abraham Bolster
Rob't wigh,man Edmund kaights Asa
Sturiefcnt John st-l) Joshua bes.
sey George King John Brsse Ezra Bret'
Joseph Besse william Bent Lewis Monk
Allen Dwolley Joseph II Hall ku'n,
Rrett Calvin Cole Alfred Gates Rows
Blsbce william Swan Jr ElsLer Cole
Timothy Smith Joseph SWIM Csleo
Swim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

is the dsrkness more apparent than The
ught. Crsarf- Dunno. boss. "Shoyc
yoar heal In that barrel Aoi see, you rAs'
cal With a little all Crar came olt
With his understanding much enlarged on
the suhleCt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

BY rubbing a cats bsok 10 the dark you
can see the electricity ~, Aud whea The
ca, claws yotr hand you can feel The
.hork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

IL tls not strange that the RABBIT should
be taken a. q type % sagscity In the All.
m,l world. A correspondent thinks that
"Brer.rAbblt' musi be- wise, f0r be Il al
way, moving his mouth A. N he hal some
thing % saV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Here walter. take away these oysters,
they are bad" n know 10, slr. bat We
have given you two more oysters than you
called fOr 90 make up Tor L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

when a man enters a sample-room and
sees person there with whom he has
sworn on. the man inside says be entered
~ warm MI. hands. while the other says
he iast dropped In % ascertain the time OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

"well, how did you make out 10 Texas
was asked Of a theatrical manager who hAi
iust made trip through that STATE. First
rate" he replied. make plenty OF mon
eyf' "Oh. no. lost money" what Do
YOU mean. then. by saying that you did
ar-t ratsf" "Al bat two OF g. escaped
xfth our lives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Mr. Onlon has Jlst fsllei oat 10 Nebfas-
Ia but Il cannot be said that he IA. not .
scent % his name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
nRnrnn nN Cnrnns

"RDUGu oS COC0ns.
AK for "R0ugh on Coughs. for Coughs,
C0ld-. Sore Throat. HoAfseness. Tr0aeh'
6, i5c. Llq1id. soc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Mattresses aud Bedding OF new clean
stock furnished At short notice and sam
pies OF Hair and Feathers, with prices.
sent by mail from Psines's. ts Cansl ST,
Boston, on receiving postal card 10 do so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
PROBABLY NEVER

In the history of proprietary medicines hAs
any article met success al home equal % that
which has been poured upoa HOOPS sAhsA-
rARfIIA. Why. such has been the success
q this article. that nearly every family m
Whole nsighborhoods have been taxing AZ
the Snme time. EycD week bring, ne~ e'i-
denoe of the wonderful curative propertiesd
thls medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

A live dog l. better than dead Hon.
but since the aisent OF OleOmargHrine,
live COW 1. not 10 be mentioned the same
day with dead hog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

The Hop Hasfer will cure Back Ache
and all other pains instantly. Is cts only
AZ druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

The boss copy Fighter the proof read.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
Hoods
SarsapanMd

A. 20 derive their greatest Medicinal effects
with the least disturbance 10 the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation ls - vel bal
anccd In iis action upon the allmeniaiJ
canal. the liver. the Kidneys, the stomach,
TIE bowels and the circulation of The blood
that Il brings about healthy action Of The
entire human organism. that can hardly be
credited BY those Who have not seen the re-
maTkable results that have followed ifs use.
n the Sarsapanlia does not prove sufheient-
n laxative. take few doses % HOODS Nt0.
rrAufT rflIs. II Il well la All eases ~
blllousness 20 take these pills IN connestlon
With The sarsaparills fof We hf.i ,ss ps}s
That dull. sleepy, sick feeling can ~ Nn.,x
overcome b. the use 81 these remeaiss VII
You give them trial and pe yoafssn ss-ahF
nss.allrunan ol this city says of Hoods
sarsapaTilia. It's the strongest safsapa'
nlla I ever saw"
Zach dollar bottle contains one hundred
taseraresj doses Sold by all druggists
Price one dollar. or in for Eve doliarl
Hoods sarsapariila. prepared only tyc
l. HOOD a co, ApOthecaries. Lowell. MAsA
~ Use HOOPS ooru-PowpEa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

"A. ri.r,s.s sf H,usu,atsr's Coisnss
Y.s ..ks.i ss som iin. .ises f'f iii"''
r,o,aa.iline Tine snl strsug'h.
..tfh.fafs tiss. 90 VI sahi-'' ''e'
N. "A ,.isa The pat fe~ ~vsks
...t,.t foani timr o. sri'r "p' "f id-ss
- m. enclosed. tras,iag - mss u't
-. A., iats f,r paolicAiion ! ~oa'd
a. ., tsu yoa aow mach l s'i'y N.
r..,-s,r NJ mo'h-r Sss a native of
o,s,ri Coaat, and toJk ihs paper se'srA
=. ,osr hsr marriage and removal -
a,.,,.. Ihsvs spsut q part % almost ~
...w.r To- ne Coaaty sui DAILY mar
.l.s., Oxf,r,i 3D. IN ne eisficsi sa''r'
-. NOR, -, ons tas se.kls advent
90. p.socH.r. - yoa 80 ! h'se some
r,,i. .xcs.s for wi-biag - aii m' mite 20
m. Hsmsmakers coians. ~hieh ! 'h'oA
ell prove .gry,i tsP 'ad P'e'.a's 70
-. .b,ahi uss b s-ad s''ns
,,.,.o, ,.s.s-eisao.ag ouiy kno~ 10th
80, A.. .a..sct hasius uSe'i mostly n
a. La, ussr, o., ksp, "hsiP' b. co s1eh
9. .st 49, si.ily .sui .'sae uice rse-
tlo~oE.
O-telaa. NJ. -
Torths uouas Male toiaran
.,-n...r h..n accused of hssiug
t,r, hoos iu me. sni 80 slssys - Al
M, tltchsu work ~hsu prscticsoie. fof
l..,.ucs. 10 maklug spp.s Piss. ! lAy NE
.otsr crusts To- the plair-, thea patiins
.,,.r &c on haa.i on a. table. 10 AM
,-,ars ths apples el M p.c. sni ssA'on'
~ r,.ir fsr 100 crusts. nsfore rising
rs.re /. no ned o. stsnt sheu crvAmiug
bs ,sr and sax,r Coz eske and When h'ar
"a, hs stirred 10 graiuaiiy. why uoi have
a.. AR pan on ths table snd not fuu Tie
- of a. aching bsck later ia the iAY, ~
.tasfng % ouc's fcet contiunN..y tarinS
ne r,reuoouf There l. agrcAi tcsl eise can
ns tlus sitting 10 one stops o taiuk an
tisu uot shilisssncss A. some nay a. arst
ts.nk. hai l. rcsiiy "eCouomiling strength
Autrsa Ctrsi.1a iafg ~ keep oar ood-
I-lar gooi health a. - are abe. l
..okespatook of mAgsflns on Niehsn
uni,w-s.lI. ans can onsn snatch 80
-.lasie. o. real. a. times When t soaid be
a1-ly worth While o. - into another
r5,n o. t,ks gp some nes vors for lasi
-. re inmates 10 this Say | gei
t,rlash cousiicra',c rcsiing iur.ug ne
v,ar aai have tine shle go.ng 90 wiih
s,rk. 30 iIgs.i tae ments food -
hsslIy frF1ursi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

B1sroN COOKING SCHOOL RECIPES.
kIs0rri.
fsaway % scrving rice A. vcgetAole.
Pay..claas ar 80 auing % recommend
r-. "a mscsronl a. Substitutes f'r old
p,,s,oss. clAm'ng thsi tacy are m1rc
h-a.Anl foi whetacr ~ talak IA.
of ma - knos there j. aisAys q tine he.
fore oss potatoes cone Saen se are g.Ai
ofsomsthiag Goa = chsage o. these nav
be -ersci slth potNtces-
To mAks r.sottl, warn cold boiici rice
10 Aoi brosu nap stock eupaga % moist
eut wh-u ths rice hss a'soroci %.
s,ck aii Que t,ssPooafal batter. salt al
p.Pref % taste. ani q sPooaiai chopPei
parsley
Tais i a. Mr. Lincoin sivcs the rccipe,
sat aner once tryiag housekesPcr can
vary 10 in msuY wsys
LEuoS rrppiNo SACcE
R1n ous cup sugar In tSo cups bot "a
Ter. wet one tablespoonful corn starch IN
cold water. Ani boil Ten m.aatss, then
aid ialce and graied rad % oae lemon,
ADJ ous tAbicspo0ufll of butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

-HonemAksr. oil please send 'heir
Hats % Hoass-eleAains more
promptly thAn the lAss time a saejeei
was gwen. Il makes Il more iaisres'-
az to have a. many letters on the same
'gsiect a. possible appear together.
Tas TOPIC foF the frst week IA May .
Hoa.s-elsaning. and al letters should Be
'eni ia before April 2i'h. as they have
70 b srrangvd and sent to the printer
some days before the paper aPPears
VIII Harry Hesdlvss. and al Other
correspondents .bo have not already
done -. send their true names 10 this
department. , Tbs ]. no, required io'
publication bat ior the e,nsenienes Of ihs
editor. And sometime ~s may all Be- glad
% kn0~ wAo we're the early contributor
70 this department.
--lsa't there some Que who can send
a. sOns dirsctioas for kaitting and srO-
che, vork,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
REcfPES FRox BUCEEYE COOKERY.
Rnnk


BUTokp CANE
Oae quart soar. oae plat sagar, on COS
batter. oas cup sweet mik, foar eggs
spices o. a. kinis In snail gasntlt.es. teas
.poou ss1A. TO of cream tartar. one-hAli
10. each raisins ani currsnts. rais quAn-
ttv 81 make too lsrge loAves.
wrs Gnv n. a. CatNurEtais. /, e
OasSsE SoUFFLs
Peei All slice oraagcs. pat In higa
rAss d.sh q layer % oranges. then one o'
.agar. All 30 oa Until al the orange &
1sei. an ia lt stAni Two hoars. AAke
soN boliei cas;Ari Of ne yolis of taree
ssgs. oas pat of mix. sagAr - tAs.e.Siih
g-atlag of ne or.uye pee for nssof, ani
p1ar Over ne oranges. waen cool enough
uo. o break tas dsa. beat tae whites Of
ne exg. 1astlf frota, STIR 10 sugar All
pli over tae paiting
Ma NaHf lfvrEnout. helrose
OEANGE >uuEr
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lake alltiie thick sr. blanche All chop nns
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-07
Wages of

WHEELING, Dec. 6-Notices were posted to-
day in the five flint glass manufactures at Bell
aire- the two at Bridgeport and the three at
Martins Ferry to the effect that. Dec u, all
work of pressers and fnishers would be paid for
by the piece and at the PIttsburg rates. This
amounts TO a reduction of from 2J 10 10 cents
per 600 pieces of ware. The manufacturers say
that, if the terms proposed to-day are not &C
cepted by Dec. ~, the bars viii be drawn in all
the furnaces. and work suspended indefinitely.
A meeting of the district union fiint-glass-
workers, representing factories in eastern Ohio,
West Virginia and Kentucky, was held here
this evening. and 1T was resolved to resist the
proposed reduction in the factories of Bellaire,
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport Assurances
wero received from unions in all parts of the
country that assistance would be afforded the
men in remaining out against the reduction.
No strike or lockout is expected in this city, as
the factories here refused to go into the move
ment for a reduction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-07
Building Up the City.

City Clerk Bruenig has been making a com
parison of the extent of the building of business
houses and residences this year and last. In
1889, 815 permits were issued, calling for al
expenditure of 1921, 1850 In the first eleven
months Of his year, up to Dec. 1, 765 permits
were issued, involving an outlay of $3.50, 735, and
by the end of the year it will probably exceed
81, 900, GOO. This by no means represents the
real investments made in improvements, for the
amountsinamed in the permits are generally no.
more than.60 or 20 per cent. of the real expendi
ture.