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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Tie folosing letter "a received too
late far lasi wcsk's issue. bu, j. lasi a.
accep,atis nov
TIA, b,owa bre.1 Paii.as j. dsl'
ccls
We are glad the ladies sre beginaing
q, awake o. the u.efalns~ o. tais col
.-a. D an win help. we can make i
bo,h Interesting and P'uftabls
Forthe Home Nakers Colamn.
Yo1w.shci ihc ltilc. to sr.te yoa oou.
c,u ug tac " Economy % Tine AM
s,reogih To- fiouse-kocp.ug When nrsi
hsran o. keep house. with 40 knowiedsc
% louse-keep.ng. hos d.i sWoAi AM
-1neumes cry a. sach tfenenioas oian-
irsasIdIi maks. Ny husband used %
.rk terrible sour. shen blruCi bread,
LAW cake. an ha.fcookei neat used 10
ao,t Dis hungry tis.oai out kePi trying
ana soou learned o. regulate my Gre 80 !
take ms brcaf While I Am irouiug. and
as1 boil neat for ilnnef. and whlle NE
rcii q, boung Iasi Pui on the steamer
trI 90 I'M brown bread ioaf 10 ,s rc.-
.aci very unch By my family. ard a. !
nake brown brad ncarly Ake . steamed
iafal Paii.ng set ou bow Of sweet
coed cream ant ve car 70 padding a. des-
,trt Jasi ny 10 and see yoaf dinner is
r.i got easily.
lave uot sai1 nsch shoat the economy
.r strength Win kuowictge CONES pow
.r OBJ OBJ work eesly. never could set
rf ofiay.ag oct considerable streng'h a.
r.1E, uevcr no the tea-kettie or ne
stove to tara ogi tlsh- Sster neither DO /
g.tt1wu on nv hands And knees - Wtsh
-l a,ors. excepting The corners of tae
r.on ard ny mop-boArts
Eani to hear from Aunt olive agAin-
l1i how to make nghi dumPnngs Tor
sop srskN 0EEEN.
Nrarrf ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A very prmitve form of will written on
an Oh pass book. has baen aim.itci to
probate at NDrn.tDwn, Penn ihr fact
that the te.tii0r leaves money j. sniicitul
to overcome an sorupies among tle legal
r.raF.aaInn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

llOn.F0nDs Bread PREPARATION
i thc strongest Baking Powder made.
Try o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

"ru cure any cough you ever heard
ofasd With one q the simplest reu'edi''
,oa ever az" said . lady vocalist OF
.oasiisrabls reputation On both s'ds' o.
,he Atlant.c e. Ii's oysters. lus' p.ain'
simple. every day n~ oysters ha'e
.sns fourteen years hsv and In ihe uid
Coan,ry. and yoa may 'rnagiae that ihe
climate has of,en got the better o. my
lans.. bui rely upoa oysters and they
,.a b. dspended on My husband told
me- q this kin1 q medicine, and ! don't
sao~ ho- many yvar, be ha' ssed then
Thcy 40 just a. benehcial on my ehh-
l-sa-and The n,St time yea have a
Ugh. 20 % ,hs oyster bAr instead Of
,he drug s,oc.
r~il strike every one that this i .
very sgrccable remedy - H,1it end
M r Jlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

A remedy that can destroy ne germs y
serofuia. anl When once actiicd las ile pow
or 70 rot t oui. musf te appreciated ~
those afflicted. Tie remarkable cures oi
young children and tlc more vunsiffini enrri
of those oi middle asc ani iais in ii.e. ~ D.
iusiraicd By our printed iesi.mouia.i. prove
Hoop's sAnsArAnnI-s % D. Isialie rem
edy. containing REMEDIAL aclnis thicl do
f6eitissiy cul, scIuiuia ani cridifai t ifon
The blood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

QaIck. complete cure. a.i annoying I'D
ny. Bladder ant Urinary Diseases. e..
Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Nr.sns. e. 4 llolp a Co. Lowell Mas
cfnfifmfu 81 lor tn years litsinus ~ ~
,ariV plrt % IsIr I bad trru constant sli-
fer.f fr0fn sffoluiuus uiCfII "a suIrs, Which
fad finally reduced mc o. a hclpicss coudi-
ton. a. descIllsd in ny lttici ~ ltl n nt N
femhfr ~ that yCal Tie ClniIalld excel
Lent health whlfh enables ne a. Keep haust
for ny a-cd father and q snl'l hici krep,
Alive my Intense pcIrUull Interest pa HOOD
stnsArknffIk And ctruuf refrain fromets
pressing ny gratitude iuf ihe rennAnen ~
cure this wonderful medicine rfccili in ny
case nearly two years aro. While htint pm
lowell. when an my phYsIcllns save M up
a. being In an incufaiic cOndfioD. one
thing hciofc close. ] have rccommt nae,
Xonr Sarsafaulla q huudfcds. and i.li.N
more than a Thousand cases and ~ f1lth IT,
H. lnylnciblny IN curing sffniua pa. -
come absolute ~ TIE Wonderful ,.i.- y 80, -.
effected aside from my own. l IuI Z.
Will not b. slow In making tht ~ 49, -. ~
UOOD's SAhsAr ARfLfA known efef,N v.s,'a
for u i duty Yea ose y Ih,h.,.. .l,.,.,. "'''
- "''' SARAH 4. WnlIfitk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11


HaNSsH CskE.
seven eggs. I cups % sugar. ? cups Of
'atter. I cup % milk, ! teasPoouful OF
cream % tartar i-s teAsPoonai % soda, I
elps % four.
GINGER SNAFs.
Iso cups of molAsses, boil for fs~
niu1ies thea add ons cup % batter, one
% brown sugar, 2-S cup Of water, one
aeapng teaspoonfal q soda ginger. .
Atne csssiAi ron thin haks quick AMI
brown.
OSEHAIE CTR CskE.
Ons-hAlf esp MILK. l-2 cup sagsr. Ia cup
nolAsses, l-2 cup batter. sgg. teaspoon
Niof soda spice Of all kinds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Baiter s.te of Euglsh walnut, : cup
sugar. D egg. q cup molAsses. i-a tsa-
spoons ginger 0 teaspoon einnanon. !
cup mia sweet or sour. teaspoons
saleraias dissolved iua little hoi water
folf enough Cor q rather stlf batter.
Ia-s shoud be- mixei 10 ths order Eissn,
sri iiier ne spices arc pgi 10 should Be
aeaieu hard for fsw minutes Until u e
uach lighter In color II = better oAked
.a sheet than In q loAf
aaEe made Ills nearly every week for
letrs. and kaow 10 .. good n vel male.
uONoK.
>,artrg1s. n
We should Be glad of iAs recipes foI
'Poase cake. and hope to hear from
Honor again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

fNf aaN NN-N - n n .taNt.
I-msklng sPonge cake svery cook kooSs
- uecessary 10 l. hat the eggs should
trsi 1e iaor0lghly beaten then ne sugar
tliei snt tAai aso vel beaten. Bot
t,ers lsa WORT more I wo1id hke - whls-
lr- io you'g house-keePers a. 4 may oe
-ees to iaen AT that IT, hat the secret
.t s'ot. spongy cake Is, % STIR ne foar
.-,ot the other .sgfedisnis A. hrd.g a' pos-
80 All loi beaten a. al afer ne -four
vel m.Het .n. Anf t should BE- baked
r .s-s Otherwise ihe caks Is apt - oe
algh.
lhlve some excellent recipes 'or sponge
cake. Pol, presume each house-tceper has
asf fvor.ie 80 mine might not bs We
cone B1t n the ot.tross Nil kludiy al
~ us ron. I vo1d uke % give a reclPe
20 gingsr6rsad shich Is delicioas warn
'lr dessert or supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
u.-IoHS's STORY.

81 never would a believed Sarah
Jans'd 90 of and leave me, 80 l 70"
considerable taken abaek when she did,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
RoLLHR sHATING NOTEs.

'Corrcspondcnce on an matters o' Interest
pertaining % Roller skating 4 solicited
Address communications fnr this depart
msnt ~ Mr. D. n Maxim. ~. Paris. Ne
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

Two More Important Cases.

Your agent being IN Columbus Ga few days ago. and
meeting the venerable brother IL Campbell asked him
for the news His reply have important
cures effected by 5wrs Specific to report" This venerable
mau wide for his unremttng laDors Of lo,6
IN 0 the poor OF Columbus IL will be remembered
swift Specific Co has donated quite An amount Of
their famous medicine TO be distributed Ny Mr Campbell
nmong the poor the city. hence his remark lie ssdi
have Just seen lady who aas been greatly annoyed BY
Of her hands II had given her much trouble
aud pain She said she had ted by several physicians
during past three years with the Old remedies but
without givin. any relief suggested >wits Specific and
she bottles and apparently perfectly well.
Her hand Is smooth single the left.
IL marvellous how this medic ruOyies the sysom.
"What about the other case =
We that lady also She had been Affected with tho
eczema lor four years Her face hand, and arms well
m her body wascoyercd over with scabs It
OF the worse cases this have seu
The suffering poor creature beyond expression.
She tried every remedy command including mercury and
lode " potash sine only she was in this
condition when frat saw case. had her mixing
Swiis specific she ia. only hAcn Two oottir bue
every mark 0 disease has almost entirely Disappeared
Her siren 1th Lrth haFc greatly improved IT'S
one o the Aae tnat mas come uniet my OBJ
Nj 1am ,beI you nave hai ong an varied experience
men, ana 1Or ciNi thtt dh cilohs ana le
remedies what /, yuut opinion As TON merits Oi SNts
y ninatry OF sixty years have minded with every
elias, OF ana c.Osrly variety O liz
raes W ch AN humanity. boot uleises are The moss
~ - ous and The iicut 10 remove ti-uy dehbet.
e ever discovered Gneir Is nothing ,ompatlOe oL mere
/. nothing good 10 say shout rNuts npr,luc'
treatise on Biooi and SKIN D,srasc maicd ifee
~ SWltl sPEt ira 60 Atlanta IA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

frnm rhe cI.r.land L.ad1r.


When some high-salaricd oiicEl resigns To
arccpt fattcr salary some other road the men mn
der him from vipcls To engineers, or from brJk'IAch 10
train dspichcr- or fold cilnmen to engineers, must
chin u ir hard earnings aud bay him set OF silver or
"A gold watch aud chain, some other article lhiI ne
does NOT need perhaps. There cases where TucA
comes deep the hearts oi me donors
tlt often the matter atOut by some dmpu", m
drrugs vino do ID not from pure friendship pt " h
selfish mot lyc hcttcriug their own prospects, great
many houehtful officials have set their toot down ON ihe
foolish custom regarding II in the lgut ihat acceptance
would bc likely place them under up cation to ccfh
employees whom they may be compelled 10 discipline III
the future. , s.,,. H.. o,,.~
few days prominent official or this city chtcr
t,iuua these views LETT the city intended our ana
several OF his subordinate went down Ia the Union Dc
moi 10 see him "A hc stood the steps oi ms ear
ihey arranged themselves ih hollow square, ana lhtip
Ma. AN awkward pause. Then one OF the number au.
vnucrd with package and began to speak The ollc"i
froucd and held mp h0 hand IN dcpr"catory gesture
Ihr .pokc, brief and wishing h7 ch"ta a pleas
ANT ip and assuring him Oi the udclliy ANA good wishes
of uli MS men, he presented token OF rcSiu lhiH
uouuu,t" IL amusing Ia observe how quickly the
General M1nurers lace cleared up IL l. safe To assert
that he would save refused t1 accept tn" conNentoha
gold watch silver set or bat hc eagerly lrdched
Tor bouquet and wta moro proud oi IL IMAM boy o
A. lrntu
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

The hilly streets were crowded Yesterday WIN
coasters making the best use possible OF tholr new
slcds.
g. W. Cr sends aJ each for The Five Points and
Uoward Missions the Ch;ldrcn's Aid Society and
the Association for Improving the Condition oi th"
Poor
,uri1, voes rNpFR $4,000 BAIL.
3 BARNEY ofNo. 1913 East For y-siXih-st I'M
nishcd 10000 bnil for the appearance of Amelia
Nns. al the Jefferson Market Police Court to-day.
Sho Is .hgr,rc,l with stealing Il large amount OF
money from her brother on Tuesday.
AID ASKED roR NrrpY MrY.
iu anucal Tor and has been made by the branch ~
lmvcrv. Mems clothiug. PROVISIONS and cash are
,gantrd Chrrks cin br sent TO G. y. lalhnt, No.
III RrradwaV Contributions tO the RELIEF depart r
,nrnt ol the vork are rxprndrd IN iooh etc. NOT
onr tloaf hvire lent ir icnt salaries, gas, iurt
ur uthrr expenses.
ttvvf.t. rr t~tiru srAlrs strPNVisuna
1ir t'nit.i states Surrit ieris air, Still NM ai'
,rl r,4nr Wuh tits hHtr hrn MAIDS bi Inr
lr ~ Sd as iU ihr rriblle tiwr NJ ratmnnt " 's
sril 20 ihr Na'shr'a oiitp thN' ~" hrr,nnis hNtf
t. ~ saN iH Washington AnA iiat Ne WHntt wv
te rAil uNi vjihiH = 'r't Nr Hlitf 20 it'iint
il' AiHNtt t.rrti ha5 iNspl sNup question
ahrNt 'hp arcrNNie ihii ass iN' ttt ep'llpl
rpri NrllNt B,ettes Ni7iihtlA.
ito uU. pginert N tiN etN?'s faaitW,f WpiN'
up Has uun ul tho hrFri pi ihr lnar 'W'nv19
cgIdt aud pact iGae CuuiliHiu~ pin5rhl5 Ntlt aNfn
H. the U,uai hUdtni at Tie larrlets. the W"ils
wcJc tOr tho pu0,t pari received un uue ana al the
mad mtttcr rc,ulNed 20 the i'ps, ohlCo up To-
a. IT, was Delivered hy the carriers The general
delivery boAcs wcre kept omen unill 10 q. ia.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
AN EFFORT OF GENIUS.


Our genial fellow-townsman, DR. Gimp. was called
from HIS bed at o'clock this morning 10 attend parent
suffering from most extraordinary complication. no
found Mr. John Jmkn almost dead with glandels and at
the same time horribly bitten and macerated After
relieving the mhuman suncrings OF his patient, Dr
Gimp succeeded in extracting from him the eXtfaordi
circumstances under which lie narrowly escapcu
death
Mr. Iunkln was driving home in his gig about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, after spending the day gathering
horse chcstnuts I'm the hills His horse became very
Mr JUnkin sought ont the HoxawOtamic tarn, a deep
pool surrounded by gloomy cliffs On one side only IL
there approach for wheeled Nchicbs, ana when Mr.
Junkn drove down the shelving bank, his beast snoring
with delight sight of the translucent water, the shades
of evening already falling rapidly the hills.
When the horse had wadcd In until the water came mp
10 HIS belly and eagerly swilng the crystal nud
the animal suddenly gave snort of mingled pain ana
terror and pungc1 violeny to one side Ills uneasi-
increased and I'm moment the lgunizcd beast gave
vent 10 shrlll Shrek By this time he had plOughcl
the water into foam which dark red tcks Oi blood
Wcic seen. and had far Slipped into the tarn A. 10 be
shadoWy mass would nearly 10 the surface ana
gcam o white teeth could hc sccn. II was n monstrous
Dutch carp Nr. lunkn was thoroughly alarmed sntl'
DENLY the great fish swan the surface and lcaping
calf The tasfr huMun Blood scriprd tO infritc the
rirnntc perch which lost al control of Itself and vi un
one ~ Ni lwkns hnFcr' aCcriet MS iCit ieg N
ga-h,d HIM IN ihe Site The witichcd man dcfCntld
hinsut is b..t M, clnb Win his Mggy Whin, Witch he
arfrh so Io .r,iaiay Tint ihr ,ip tWir,d Win ilge
maans af ttr. nhi idah ~ innkh dragged himself i6
sha',i hHt ing hc rir Npl row tSpiing street ,o ms
nit.rv uf ht idcidns 1eh m
,hai,q trtNs iap9 NAhipanw. fa hlae sm''h wv
ftupt tH Ni NpitilrN rlM NNe " thF tNtrs Htsb
MiH NhDh y T. W,rjA ~ NNRW iNNitGttpttif hiete.
/" iINHNitrWlN N VA "iN' irfiANlt2o Hi ma NsN'A
i"ira aNi'h NNi tN'tf ht NA'N' nish
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
fl0 TtHlN NNFFENbkNrH


crBt. .Nin rr tuinih
a...,A tiauas jha tNiuV Mshiipt-
ip1t,t Nui.i 'Hi hs .''N Ht'Nf' "iN; '' AKA
,F. N2 t.'g, l,''' Il, iiup t,atul r,s ,aa-l
~ N,' t", a, t',o, ,,, 'i.,a, gt laA 'lt',clm
Nri., .d l,u, u..Nte ,u0at u'V, ' 90. N'u '!.i",'
Eolrs.ca. o.D,d .'' '''nH' ' '',., '.i" iitrn.
,egrtltY iul Ild 81 '"'rit''' .'' ' KIM ,,.
d.I Gtl.fil t,.luti, "hilr u""ih'"5 '' '' tt"' tt
M G",.,. d,nliaci win The cause oi 'uhan l"''p'n
dlncr aul thd rr uutirilwlt' Io' L. "' '"IN mIiIt''
,ri',,, and ~ "A. di.niaci uud cOuic0u, ~ ms mduhr
"a. au ancient (a.iilidn grtud,c. ~ Us "Ii1''n'N @
Tun dft wear. 0i age. aui his thih d"th itr, q, n"
,''m ,t,I ~, a like mi,tachc and imperial IS lighted n'
, ' ~, ,r of ,i.rclng Lrrucs, he spoke nucntlS ia
s@g'1n "ma nd, ,slI aci ~ i' pf , 'o m"ii i..i c,a.c
Asa uaiiy,- bonn Am r!cln, aud o> lhl triln f u'f
Innate every on. who first saw th' h-h' 'l ',',H '
ii or fine adjacent islands have csn"us'i thr eau
OF cuba that of a nation l'," 80, ~" n,,,7,',
where served u the army bnt for sr'at ihhN war,
lived in cuba, where mrrci alu 'ohSlucr ny 49,, ,t,
ION of cuba. when the Cuh1n- t"'h w ar'i'' aS,ils
Sp,u in l.G- lDincl in the uprising ana h 'l'" 'n,U
ali I couId shared their fortunes ia thr n',l "I" w.
''' % = H. ,,n lr.ir, fn s,c,l AsI rcg1rd IA" matter
II was more the lritudc oi the 'uhih' '',i ', '1,,' @
%, NY -" t nv name may have Gained durrg nc war
/ vas ncvcr commui icr.il chici 81 th' 'n'h' '""''
ariny for that army wa, divided INTO several ''rS SER
I'M, IN dirrcut drparlinrnts and there W1' NO g,n'd-
in.rhi.f There we're four corps, ''ch oI WING" '''
.ic"un,tndrI Iiicrcut corps at different times ana
was AZ ON, time u command oi lW" c"'p+ WI az"
is,r,Jn ,,l.o Su,rrcdol Carlos Manuel tc.pcdcs
the first President of the Cuban Republic. ls'r't1 ~
the ARM from Tho hr,t hrc'hIh- "nt "' me T'ir y, ,
,ntil tf,io.c iu I~. was never captured ana tIlHA
the ~paniar. coGi never nave captured "'y" " ',"'nr/.
Wltnln tNcnty four hours aI"i the iI'y "l "'h "''
inadr in l~.~ let Cuba one ol the Hr,i coah9ha "i
tb,t r,I, s that nll Cuban officer, should hr auW'u
e. leave tno country u "S S ',,,' h.iu with tI,
porafon to any point mat li"y "-hr"l' iI"il
ihc communicative chief of The spanish oif'S 10 p I1
r tlr urocctinu of the British flag and 'onvcy
spanish vessel 10 hng, ton i'n,.i,a SC ~ t' '''o
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

Nrw-R0CuEI LT.-A plcaSaHt reunion of di,
vidcd family occurred on Wednesday. Mrs. Daniel
Malloy formerly Miss Nright,who some weeks ago
roucd with Danict MallOy, met number OF invited
friends The bride presided at the piano. on winch
she is an expert performer. and everything passed
OF very agfccably 10 all concerned
UA~rIxGs.-Thc Rev. VI. VI. Curtis. pastor of the
Rrforlned Church has accepted call from the
ialImount Avenue Presbyterian Church at Cleyc-
land .r
WH,rF PiAINs-Mrs. Schopp, the divorced WIG
., + nou',d Scb.nn nf do.lccatcd cocoa fame. was
married on Christmas Eve, ~ Jersey tHv, To a
yonnp man named Beach. who ls n the employ OF
the Western Union Telegraph COMPANY hHVt'7 :
and when IL became known ~ Whltr Pialus, among
her acGuaintaacr~ IL created qnlte "A STIR
john McNulty, az" two. OF 40. 81 la(i'r-st, was
ing ire from q stove. White alone IA room lie
died a. stprdIV.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
GHE u0IHEEis CVE
sre@ lse apH'apFw Frss

Fnm IRE F4NFfflpt(4 Fltss.
You can alWaIs taii 4 h0i Wh0sG mother cuts
his GaF W the WAf ho sipps n ihe stret and Wrssies
ur shoulders Mhgu luud muthcrS hIS ia cat hef boy .
ha size draws the front hair over hts eyes, aud leaves It
hnro who she cuts that which Is at the hack. The hair
which lies over he appears To- ho suIcharged with
electric needles, and that which Is silently dropping
down under h, collar hand appears To be ON irc She
has uuc0nsciousy pushed his head forward until his
presses his breast In the meantime ne IL seized
with an rrcs thlc desire 10 blow his nose brt he recol-
lrrs that his handkerchief /, In the other room. Then u
ny lights his aud does it ~ unexpectedly that hc
younary lodges and catches the point OF the shears
iu his lcft ear this he to and wish
ho was a nau. But his mother doesn't notice him. When
she is through shc hold, his Jacket collar back from his
neck and, with her mouth. blows the short bits of hair
the top Of his head down his back. lie calls her
attention tho fact bat shc looks for place ia his
head and hits him there and asks him why he didn't use
Ills handkerOirf Then H. goes Ou and wrlgglcs TO get
the hairs OUT of his neck anl wonders what the other
boys will say to him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
AnIES WHO Play RIIlIARllS.
MANY FAIR PLAYERS BUT FEW rxrERrs-A woMA,

WHO BrAT HER HUSBAND.
Madame PATHS recent purchase or han'iS",ugs ,i ~
carved and inaid billiard table at INC icpo.ou ,pI
of 81 500 caused a lRIBUNE reporter 10 l%lHNo %
iuuuirics regarding the popularity oi pll"I" pay p
iua among ladies. In some luNnrions Wa'cIuo,,ss , =
on un:on Square mum oi o,. ,rns hroaahed
Wait till beat this man, saul the mI,hnE,ii' vnn
was making big rum ANA WI ti YAK ,Mi,iayyis XIII
There now have finished LADIES' pay p'",", ~,
Yrs oi courSr bnt il isn't often that they Er, 70
cxpcrts, though they frequently play pretty '''''
ps'9WS, aWc ,o,o crcoucnt demands for men to teach
LADIES' the game aud the latter prove app scnointo
Bnt they have not the time or cnthnSlls II g., - an
a. hcrnn,r vrrV skfnl. Not but what thry c'ij
for ali that Is required is quick ana tin' W. p', @
nerve and tine touch with practice, ~ h,, -
rxnr,t / remember IN amusing instance NhtI,t
h, h"b b,usbSsrs b,o3bS RNoWi iirG ic had hrrn telling hey
that woman cOuld never play 'h' p.iu', ~,
ihov had tabc ~ hr hnnsr and one m,inn, 1s,9
H., ionrh.i anil nrcrptcd thv chalynet Nhr M Xi,9
she wcuia viscr small amount ,lni .ie M"n,, Mnr,
Nin lhc m.Mna, M e enG'h'W lp X, ",gw ",,w kbc,y haa
,,NN ! rAr,p hei h1.hrid ttull Wpt ANU WY
M,aH aii shp mat hrn Ot ronis' " Wl,i SaI
wtNgA ranll Net pnt Nlm'as m'r' '"t 'n' W.
'RWh6 49, se,Nt W itt esm't Eit Wllm"
Ba,sinll, r atUtnt. Bph hayn piNM eAhWWN
ga,ucs aud paH Waba hAudnnip iNNS, 20 pl
Aiidaap laiir sNe pWt tMs tA"h Mlp p'dafDpI Inv
tabo. ani hn Is cutie rhNtt lpl = ,naant'
arogito Nith ladiG, dian hiiars, aud We aell 'nHA
TABLES to private houses, arranged 90 pi4 I'hu'
uool or billiards. he game furnishes Anrl oNl
ercjsa for ladies, though they hnd Il aNhMn,t
sometim.s leaning over tho tablo 10 make d'i"'""
shot. -, Ill.,. lilii,rl
Dudley Kaymagh, one OF the oldest nl'la'u
playcrs and manufacturers IN lhr cllN' VIM W.
nrrs.ni said he rcncmborcd laly whose playing Ir
could not discount IN his best days. she was sn.n
an expert that ali the sharps were aiitln w Pi"S
with her Unfortunately, he had tolgoiten hci
name Al the Naison Dor6c. where private plIl",s
are kept for ladies' 10 play billiards. the pr"pfr'l
saId that several excellent players came there on''
u Mrs Pos, could make run OF % al ilr ii'.'
ball game. The custom of having billiard lapl'S ~
private horses is on the increase Inc llg' n3nNo
IN t;c,havr and adjacent streets are not considered
tLo,onghly furnished without \ billiard table. ne
Vanlerbilt honscs and Pierre Lorillards house nave
handsome hi lizard rooms.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
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Two policcmcn whose beats meet at Firth
and Arch et-, stood chatting together ANA cheo"ints
Mn, circulation 0I tic blood by dancing es on inc pave
vent AT about three O'Clock htrday murnug Nlh ono
stopped short ANA pc"rrd hiruiy through we '"' ~,
.culf wing at object cuttng queer thpfs lolH
the Wnll nf The old Christ Church buN ing ground "
,t- evidently man, but hn WIS dressed iu "a eoup'i,
t If r and Dali, head wns covered with what appeared
to bee a white tutbau.
Ir nah him and settle the mystery" plnpo-'h ono
nnerr 1hr other ncqtr.r rrd and The two mhlc u"sh
AZ tho hi- jump however, the rd suited olJ"' tl'
ou IA run toward Chestnut =. lie ran lhr h''l i'u
wltbiu block vns ont NJ sight ol his pnr-nriH lhr}
ntuued the search In fninr time Hnd then rcthfnel 10
thrl btlf- in silence Al lhlrl aud Nnikcri ih' "'Nl
ohiort dnshrd 10y another ulic' man, VINO Whr, Mu
ifirl iu catching hn. lie Wnh nosl seen ~ rt,h "h
q .f nH., Nhfio hr Wna captured ny DWo'i Hlll, "'
A.. ipith police dlstuc lie Nu taken to ihc station
hu,r umd recognized ne lunole Manp'n, htnt ",
tht,atian At hrloW Second d. lo wns Nmply clhd ~
sult Of led flannel undoirotha aud pair of stockings