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Tof tre uEupCHaT
THE TEN GREAT RELIGIONS.
No. \.

nos.
Cb.aa i. one of the most fcmarkable
nations oa ,hc Globe ani has maintained
IN unbroken existence from Zoo YEAR
before the Hood down % ihe present day.
Nearly one.th.rd part o. The human
family reside ia TIA, Va, Emrire !, is
supposed their birthplace Wa Central
Asa. from whence they must have eni.
sra,ed in very remote axe.
Their philosophy date. b,es 322i. and
.l,ben,ic history 2s-s year. beiorr the
Christian era. Coniucius bora about
5ior ,.. probably instituted nes ten
81. of religion. besides revising ihc Doc
u.ne " Asc.sa, age' They have 'sv.
cfal .acrsl Book. The Oldest ieachc'
there b.. one >aprsme Be.rg vho requires
mel, ,o Disc Boz peace and brotherhood a
lo,u.ae recognized n al thc oriental fc-
lg.oa. TIE Chinese philosopher dcvo-
t,d h.. hfc ,l che moral anl ia,elllciuAl
elevation of men. by imPlAn,ing ihe pre-
sent principle, Of reusioa among 'hc
~bol, people Oae Of h' maS.m', gwen
iaa aega,.,e nrm, ros considered ihe
-o,lra uir. was incorporated into our
s..r,. ttr .lnlrci year. ai'srwaris
"po ,., a1'. other, Wha, yol ~olld
.o. h.,e ,a,m do to yoa." lnlef che
al.g. % 'tc Chinese rchsoa and
government. tlat nation attained an ad'
,an,sl .,atr .a af'. and sciences. long
before tlc lava of Christianity.
The iaH day. of h.. DIE were spent 10
compiling ,ae sacred book. aud publish
/ irs h.s ~orks. which have been ihe -
| ls.ou. ana secular guide ior ioo, 100000
I human be.as.. Or nearly three thousand
y,ar. TIE r,,ig.oa % Coniaciu' is now
F - .a,sfuo,e- vth that of Bldlh.sm'
. bat lule oi 'tr former prevails ia mluy
pafts of the Umpire. Ccnilc.a' va
. pef,d and loOo temple. we're erected
I 90 h.. g,moY, ard festivals were held
/ ia honor % h.s name.
] uow close my brief review q ih'
I Oriental ul. ..ons. most % which are
/ con. .iered false by believer, .n Christian.
/ |uy
4, seem. Unreasonable that a benevo.
7 lea, Creator should pat man upon che
.,as, of action 90 g'oPe hi' Nay .a dark
ne... dgriag thousands of yeafs inter.
,.n.ng hr creation and the Advent OF
,hs Mc,,iAh-hence &c may asci.oe a
Divine ousia 90 al religions which have
I benefited mankind. People oi che pre-
.ea, DAY seem o. have no correct idea OF
,he early state % humanity Ia pf.mi'
tive age. ihe lAw q superior strength
governed che actions ~ lie. Most con.
cep,ion. q right of wrong had no re-
.,ra.nins influence .n mans intercourse
wi.h hi. fellow mAn. In ih.s diso'icred
state of ,he world Divine Wisdom Insii-
ia,el yar.oa. system. Of religion ti',d 90
the limited capacity Of the people. The
/ doctrine. embraced IN those systems be-
came the mos, important factors in ih'
promo,ioa o. virtue and civilization.
Judaism. BrahmAnism, Buddhism. Co.
se,her With Persian, Egyptian aud Chr
ne.e religions, have done much 20 bene
q, the human family and now &c re-
main. for Christianity 70 elevate man. 'c
q state Of holiness designed by the Great
| Creator LAhNAN'
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ITALIAN RPIGRAMs.

The world !. hard enough, God kno~s.
wiihou, one shutting ones mouth The
day It rain. oomht.
ToA woman. eye. there !. always an
atmosphere Of youth lsN about man
who hAs once made love 10 her.
The ehssinu, i for the man who take.
iu shell OF.
II bad temper were a fever there
would no, be hospital. enough TO hold u'
all.
Another mAn's admiration u back
ground .g.in,, which mAny an ordinary
woman las shone. clad in unAeeus,omed
grace. to her lover, eyes.
IsAPoor .or, of business TO waste
your breath in whis,ling for yesterday :
breeze
lie is one Of those men in whom neces'
.i,y Is the mother Of virtue
Iii. only fool who would expect The
wind TO be always blowing from the
sane poin, Of the compass. And a eA
.orow-sn Old sorow-l have known il
20 &C, like a ballast, IL. heavy. aye
bu, il Trim. the boat, There's many I
man wouldn', sail 50 straight II iher'
WASH, some dead weigh, of tina, sort ,'
steady him.
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SrEDtEwoEN


Fey pretty hAndkercaief glove OF
sFs-ry box nay le maie BY tak.ng any
.'.aarY lox of tae shape desired an1
''erng i slih satin or plush ON "aion
-.' ben painted or embroidered a grace
II. design arount the sides put antique
.'-' a1i tuish ne edge with cord The
.-'ie of ihs BOX should be- Iluet with
t'.'ri satin, and ii i very nice % scatter
.'iiane powder over the thin watting BE-
.'ie tle slk of satin 1. aid in.
-.fse ace utics. with dep scaiioPe.
N<'s are maie very ornamental n theY
N' tet ughuy Ia ths centre. thea have
- EMS spread out after The style Of
-',siry wings. and amer pinning then
pace Pat q large bon Of oroAd. bright
''loon iasi shove ne place where the tidy
stef
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nREAT GovERNMENT GuNS

fut vo~.rTR cANNoN NOw NAAiNo At
uW ori. srrEt WORKS
Lieutenant Melcali. of the United
STATE. army. is a guest a, the kennArd
Hoa~. He w.ll probably remAia IN the
c.,y three " eek. longer. Ills mission i'
of an official nature Tie 8. here 10 'a-
p.f.n,rnl ihe making a. the OTIS Steel
vofk, of 3.OOOpound' Of steel TO be used
IN the manufacture Of wirc. which must
bc ~ ihe finest quality, a. q u 10 Be
drawn into fine wire 20 Be used IN the
Manufacture q monster cannon ioi the
government, This gun. which will have
q bore tea inches in diameter. - being
bulk Aner a model invented BY Dr.
Wooibridge, and under the order Of the
Jn.,cl States Ordnance department. IL
#. one oi the SIX which are being made,
the other tive being in process of manu-
fac,ure a, south Bos,on. one being H.
inch ride mortar. the second = ien.ineh
breech. loab.ng rife With body Of cast
iron. rein forced by a wrapping Of steel
vie. The third viii be a ,welve-ineh.
a.i.ifon. breech.loAding rife weighing
ff,y.,evcn tons The fourth will be
cas,..roa rife Of the same dimensions.
with steel tube lining and the hih
vii be twelve. inch. breech.loAding
rife with a eas,-iron body reinforced with
steel rng. Abou, the brceh and lined with
a steel tube
The gun. for which par, Of The steel ''
now being made in this city. vii consist
ofa steel tube imported from Europe.
. over this will be longitudinal steel bars.
and ,he whole will be wrapped with steel
wire
The steel bars, a. well a. material for
wire. " IN be made a. the Otis works
The gun will be about forty inches out
s.de mea suemen,. and abou, twenty-five
/ Zee, in length. The end to be attained
I h. strength to withstand the force Of a
I discha re Of from POO to 500 pounds Of
powder. with projse tiles weighing from
/ 500 % zoo pounds, which are calculated
TO pierce ,wen,y-iour inches Of iron.
The wire with which the gun will be
wrap ed could be drawn in this city, but
The, par, Of the work will be done in
/ Tren,on. y J. The gun will andoab,ed-
/ y be ,s, up in South BO sion. where the
five pieces Of ordnance mentioned IN the
frs, par, Of ,hi. article are being made.
! DR.. Woodbridge Manufactured gun OF
the same style now making here 80 m'
years ago. |, was no, an entire success,
bu, 50 nearly approached the de'ireO
poin, Of perfection that with modern I'M
proyements it is expected ,hs, the gun
will stand the sirAin.-ClereldHd Herald
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NOll Me III.


na uss UrErEruN uluruAN.
uHf Il rrr uUrrn street
uuf In the r.iI'css sInfm
WIff nfteI's cure ON hfr heaf.
Al orf.ar driven from home
n Intr ftaf couu baseiY deceive
uFoss that scru sutor unan foan,
n rcart. fhat rlusf trcst in acfpair
tn onfrl "a frffcn uom rome
n surnt rrt.t ai tlr sit
uarrers deserted sud rtul
f.r fnr mrrross tarm0i auasr i.rf.
WI ur.. passionate hstlf be siiI
u .neat ana ss .n foeIng river
.Irr .n ufonrh fte nighi ani ih'
sfOrn.
Hnr trY rIffF ing arms. AMI E'fr shr'iff.
r.an crtrasr driven frum homr.
In nrlIrr fasa of ttr morning.
urarilou cf se.iTo. .tarT'c'l foam,
VIII tarHs Hsn.s.kiV ciaslsi on her hoso.n,
rsr rrr oar0as-. driven frum bono
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

ByArrKN Of the WEisr al, was
a. good As a circus" said Sergean, Malho-
Hand Of the New York police. 81 was
walking alone on Broadway this morning
when | saw q black and tan cab coming
fariously up Murray street. The driver
seemed to be doing bis bes, to stop the
animal. bu, i, va. unmanageable. A
tall, well bull, man, who did no, see the
runaway. WAS crossing the street. Every
body cried out To him, bu, the horse Wa
siose upon him before be 'aw it Quick
q. though, he put oa, his neh, hand
seized the horse by the nOs,ril', gave
sudden t.i., and the runaway was lying
on his side on the crossing The cat
driver Wa. too much As,onished TO say q
word, and the man picked up bis ha, and
walked as though nothing had happened
| learned that he was Mr.. Lemuel X
s,urges, the owner Of cattle ranch IL
Texas. Tie knew a trick ,ha, the COW
boys have 81 throwing steer by givins
its bead a little twist. lie praeticed II
on Broadway. and ,ha, runaway hor''
70, lesson that he won't forge, II h'
has any sense"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

when a woman IL asked by fond
lover for her heart and hand and says
No." she DON, always mean il, when
q man /. asked by jOiviAl friend II he
will take something and says No" he
don, Away. mean il, either
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SEVENTEEN DOCTORS
CorfpN'r HKLr rIm-wHAI Din Hnr
Hmf-A WONDERFUL STORY.

COrfDN'r HEIr fIM.-WHAt Din HEif
HMf-A WONDERFUL STORY.
For upward of twenty years endured
Al, most awful suffering nom eAncefous
nnscss- on my neck, and nOtwlthstandlng
The sklllful treatment OF ssrel'ssn OF the
b,st physicians In Canada, fAiled 70 OBTAIN
relief When had exhausted all the re-
sources of regular medical prActltloners'
] res0rtsd ~ nearly ali the patent medi.
cines that promised 10 cure scrofalous and
blood diseases. bat without any benefit
whatever Finally. In an almost helpless
condition. tried BrRDocK BLoOD Bn'
rERs.
TOOK these Bltters f0f about four
months with the most astonishing and
gratifying results and Tor the hrst time
ln four years I was enabled 20 dispense
With surgical aid, which hrmly believe !
shall never rsgaire sgain for the same as.
ease More than two years bave elApseh
since have bad any attack Of The disease.
and feel a. vel and saf, now as u II hn
never affected me.
have tried BURDOCk BLOOD BIfrsRs
lor one OF ny children, who was a1leted
with lu obstinate hunOr Of the blood, an'
whose face Nls covered WIN sores aoN
perfectly smooth ssf cieau slso nay ser
Va1t treated ior sHelled neck, tnd nam
otner rises Ia our parish. % whom "
have glgea s.d recommended Tie remedy
Knowlng that Il cured me. and beiies'
lng that q, saved my NE. most earnestly
aDd heartily recommend 70 % suffering hl.
mauily. and urge al who may Del similarly
afflicted % give 10 trial, believing 4 % ps
true specific f1r all constitutional scrof
u.ou. blood diseases. and unsurpassed a,
a rare healing remedy N great cleansing
lud curative power. falihmiIy yours
Rev william Stout wharton COUNTY
Grey, Canada.
BrnDoc, BLOOD BirEE. are soli by oil
druggists.
Fosrrn. Munrn> a Co. Props Bartio
y.
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SHlrS
Of, un.ro. isvut

Uf uEs r u. IFn Eif
hu.lI.n r..l. nfr aos s.nf hsIr
rarr'c.l ~. .fn srases'i aui saHa
f...as nr fIr sfa. ani asss riaI.'lfrIf
Asshr nrrs fhr prhnly sfrani
arru ue nh lar tsInkIng aisr,
uarr roa s.Et'c.I my slips tonight
U.. sas .o .rase nrcsstns tle save.
Tho ofrcr sn bonnie ana light
.I s.rl.n uF rFts. t. easie sa
A. .frrflh0f .I.0H so Cara
I-. tf..s. fre.r raie frs 0vsrs -si.
U.t tfrr .al .fuf maI'e1r n,fk
r.. r.. "A. I...I u.s t.r rrHru bean.
or.rt t.r .r, c.Irseas CrYf
.t ..n. fn r.. .Ik. fIr ssI.. cf t.r ~a
rnaf ..srlsa vessel .s n.E
.I.. rrs.rfl gllI ss .ul.Iug fas va..r
uI Co. HrrrIIoss oeean- gray 's.
t. t.ru. i. nf.rr IL. trrrr a.Y tfH
N. ur ...rs .atr sn urH
Nar .Hrr Ft I.s. ei"rr cort.s fH.s
A.I.n.r. i.s .nI mrruaiis rofc
r...r n.e ..mr tarr of fa" Van.s.'. I'.'
ra. nl.e .f fae ono o. .ass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

The Duchess of Argyll England, i
suffering nom a species OF asthma eaiiei
horse disease, because, 80 X - A.
legged. % have been caused BY the smell
OF horse. And son OF the Marquis OF
salisbury l. similarly afflicted, and the
disease promises 10 be very iAshlonaoie-
In dull times when The board of horse
counts %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

.f have suffered with Canccrous and
Scrofalou. H1mors for years, and paid oui
hundreds of dollars trying - get cured
A short time ago bought four bottles on
CLoyEg BlrIEKs. and am noN entirely
cured. Il Is worth o. weight 10 goid
c. :. GAEANp, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

List OF patents issued 10 Maine invent
ors for the week ending May 81, reported
for us by Coombs & Mason, Solicitors OF
Patents, Bangor
]. 4. white, Portland, window brush.
NE. Hatch. Dexter, Floor clamp.
). G. sweetson, Island Falls, Dust pan.
]. g. Cobarp, SO. Carthage, Device TOT
thawing out sink-spouts.
A. Y. Kingsbury. Sacearappa' Belt
cleaner.
X. n. Pesvy. Cape Elizabeth. Sinking
piles.
E.E. SWEET, Biddeford. Whistle.
CT Mattocks, Portland, Trademark
4 ON canned goods.
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ON account OF the sudden changes In The
temperature Al this season and In this cli-
mate. IL j. almost lmpossi0le - keep irce
nom colds and coughs bat prompt use
ON. n. Downs Vegetable BalsAmie kllt'
In will prevent any serious result ron =
sudden cold and effect a speedy cure. u
YOU are bilious. or have the suniice, sick
headache or dizziness, Try BAxters Man
drake Bltters.
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Mr.. White said a Harrisburg
lawyer TO a witness 10 the boz, "a, the
time these paper. were executed you we're
speeals,ing. were you no, ?
"Yes. sir"
you were in oil ;"
IL was"
And whs, are you in nov
"BankraP,ey." wa. the solemn reply
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NEW PosrxAsrxRs.--Ths following have
just been appointed Postmsstsrs at Offices
In Oxford County y. A. FLINT, Wilson's
Mllis, ,. A. Adams. Richasdsop; william
y. Bonney, sumuer' Fannie ID. Mann, Up
per Dam.
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t-- o .,. acreasi,g D every other foW,
a0-s ID 5a~ .n each strips from ihe
'a n iih rows. I, mksss t more
..., ..v.isn In tae middle o. che stripe.
.r,-e, across. then tsrn and 70 back on
-l 'ar- .ie Fin.sh with border Of
rs- c..op. MAKE q collar four or
." -,ae. vide and 90 '5 The neck.
.'as -P l,,,e around the neck and ie
F'- --l aal ,asss.s o. the same or rb-
r-s Tae ,ape can b. made elaborate
I f-,a.ag anr5s nb5oas through The
lea-vork par; between The stripes
iaese ars vary pretty made of white or
ran color. bsi o. course not quite 80
~vcsa5.e They ars good present
iran elderly lady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

There are some n.ne hundred women
doctors In this country ani yet u l. Tie
male physicians who start al the crusades
against corsets This Indicates that the
female VI. D.. Is not going % DO anything
% hefp spoil business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

IuayE uETS sufferer ior years with
Canrrh. And under physicians treatment
flr over year E'y's Cream Balm gave
ne immediate relief believe ! am entire
Is cured &C. ;. DAVE, First National
Rank. Elizabeth. y T.
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SS-NO remedy Tor rheumatism and
Ncuralgia ever came before The public 80
well ylndlcAtci BY previous experiments
aud 80 well fortified BY influential names
a, ArmoPHoROs. Rev. y. \. Seelye, The
Agent OF Board OF Charities, New Haven,
Conn, writes Am glad 10 certify that
AuLOruoROs cured my wife Of kheumA-
tIsm when al other remedies fAiled. She
has taken bat one bottle 10 efec, pefma'
ueut cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

In the pa.my days OF ancient Greece glri
babies. when they became too numerous.
were fcd % the yg.tures, They don't waste
them ln that way nowaiAys There are
TOO many men % be- supported through NE.
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Coms. warts, bualons aud moles prompt
" removed By liISDs' RADI,sI CORs ki
aprsH. Guaranteed By al druggi-ts
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Fu. All Flts stopped ffee by Dr. Kline
Great Nerve Restoref. No ~ Nter nrst
DAYS use Marvellous cures. Treatise And
500 trial bottle free % no cases. Aend ~
Dr. Kline. 9li Arch y. Phlla., Pa
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luE iuNMANuNh'lNr'N r'NiAf
OF The Grand Army of The Republic, Msiof
George ). Merrill Few remedies are bet
tsr known in this vicinity than sulphur
Bitter. their sAlc has been very genera
throughout this section, aud The number
or reliable and well attestei cases OF oene
fcial result. ant recovery by their use, Is
'arge and beyond dispute
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ooh. YOU are OF your base, yelled The
high school girls brother 70 Mildred, |.
she was eudeayoring % convince him thN
the AVN needed moving. "Oh, jim, re-
monstrated Mildred, why don't you SAY
removed from your pedestal not on your
base
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"Your happiness lies At your feet ef'
claimed lover. throwing himself before
Chicago girl The girl merely iookei
down a. her pedal cxtremiiies and remark
ed that some people bad queer IDEAS about
happlncss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

Two Idea. ofa Dude" u the title OF a.
article ma contemporary. Isn't THIS a.
extraordinary number OF IDEAS FOR a dnde
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snou Russians 10 have such fanny
names Wa remark made by Mss liogg
% a diplomat AZ Washington.
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A laiy wants % know ~ lover eau b.
calisti a sultOr m BE- doesn't suit her.
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Don't pay largc doctors bills. The best
medical book Published. lOl page, elegant
c0l0fcd plates. will be- sent yon on receipi
OF two scent stamp. - pay postage. Ad'
ircss A. T.. Oriway s Co, Boston, Mas.
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s,rnck down. though have come upon
the quivering eNeass no, ye, cold. oPin'
ions differ. Williamson says The
tiger. iore-pAw Is the inyariable engine
o. destruction. Most persons imagine
that Il tiger were deprived Of it, claws
and teeth he would be rendered harmless
bat this Is a grea, error The weigh, Of
the limb Is the real cause Of the mischief.
ioi lac talons an. rarely extended When
ihc tiger selves The operation i simu-
laf 10 that Of hammer the tiger raises
hi. paw. and brings !, down With such
force a. no, only to stun a common.sired
bullock OF buffalo. ba, even crushing the
bones Of the skull. have seen many
mea and deer hat had been killed by IL
gers. in mos, Of which no mark Of claw
could b. seen and when scratches did
appear. they were obviously the eiiec, OF
chance. from the claw sliding downward,
and not from de.ign." johnson Is Of =
contrary opinion. for he says During
a residence Of nine years in Chi,ira' !
never saw man or an Ansmil KILLED by
a tiger that bad no, the mark Of iAloa'.
yet aimi, ,ha, the force with which
tiger geaerally strikes i sa'heien, Of It.
.olf. without, the AID Of bis claws, 10 Kill
men OF large animals. and | believe that
10 occasionally takes place IN the manner
! as,c described. ba' never from IT,
weight. like the iAll Of a hammer of
M, t~o ponies. the first was seifed ~
the stable by the ;hroA, and the wind
pipe severed. and also saw bullock
thus treated q, papiconlAh, on the Cod
avery Ny second pony wAs killed BY q
grp Of the upper part Of the neck BY
which the jasulsf was severed. and
,hoash The tiger was driven 81. the pony
blel o. death
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A wsll-pald barber - The man sho
shaves notes.
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r1F goNEMAKERS COLUMN


No~ ~hsn sggs are cheap and plenty,
- va, to make the most use POssibls
q ,hsm The best way 20 boil eggs !.
q. ps, Ia boiling water and leave on the
..,ys whsrs ii vii Keep bot, bat not
hsl. hr sve minutes. BY tbs way the
.,, . syenly cooked and no, - hard to
f,s., a, ~hsn cooked more quickly
Onsls,s are q pleasant variety, and a
e. sgss MI make more show 80 than
-. COOS sd .ngly. Three o. four eggs
.asool nambsf for one frying-pan; II
-s- needed, ii i better 10 make two
-st.. Beat ihs eggs. add one cup Of
-rs aal q tablespoonfal Of -four sal
E.rs ,he iy.ng-pan ho, and vel but
..-,l cover and ict Il cook slowly 20 a.
"a 20 blrn. in.sb Ia ae oven Sold
.,- cara on platter aai serve a. onoe.
~ vhtss Of ,hs eyss nay BE- oeAieu
o,a,s anl .idei A.i, ihn wil give
ta~y appearance Finely chopped
.,- ,.l' % ,h.sken. oysters. tsh. s,ewei
-..s. .scst corn. chopped onion.
,-.,l ,re.e. s'c may oe added 'o che
-.,. tst-, cooking or fiicl In 10 af.
.-as--
t-a.- raie of ouelei. i.a -qooatli
-k .. cash 80 and no four
"a. r,i. dropped, aal scrambled.
I'D description
Hlk,l SO. may be- cooked .n .epar1'e
te ., together .naP.e-Pa's Esg
a-l~ ie. are gooj Coz p.ca.,'. and arc
.rr nose convcn.ea; than the Lard.
ts,. Boil ,he egs. cutie hafi.
s- v,t butter .a.t aai pspper. aai
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"Trus, men AMI they viii trust you.
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business man.
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quick. complete cure. at annoying Nd
ney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases ~.
Drugg sts.
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THE WONDER

L. becoming universal a. % how such an Inn
mense sale could D. created IN Lowell Too
Hoop's sAKsAfARiiiA. But, my ffiend' u
you could stand behind our counter week
and hear what those say who are using w.
ne reason would appear a. clear a. 'hs
monday sun. TIE real curative power oi
HOOPS sARsAr,RnLs demonsifaifs li.eN
IN every case where ouu direef'o''s are iAiir
fully regarded. We would that We mishl
ct before the people a fractional part Of ne
confidence that IL eNpr sssd % us every day
In this Medicine BY those Who have carefully
noted without preiudicel iis Effects upon N"
Hood and through that upon the whole sys-
TEN. stimulating all be functions OF ne
body 10 perform the dities nature requires
q them. Try bottle md satisfy yourseh '
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The be,, .sir, supporter A woman.
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Cold Easss and feet

IElMIlL. ftus - lrtt
MFssRs. q. l. HoOD a Cos Oentlemen =
About one year ago my daughter ccmineuero
taking your Sarxapar Ia. Az that umc soc
had very little appetiti, could take 10 80 -.
Walks, and her lace vas badly broken o..
with ahumor. Shs ~as low.splfited tIc-o,
10 ~ POOR and she wa IN condlpon snien
,~gssd ps great snzis 4; Aile. t.klnf gns &
prove: and she nos has = good apF.tlte .i,d
can take much longer walls hcr hnnot ~ ~
nothing compared WI VIA, 30 ,,suilsa
With cold hands and fe as prs.lo.sl,. And
l attribute this impro cement IN heI eo.al
lion largely 10 your ssrsaparilia She has
taken slt bottles, and nfends " conuno- ~ :.
=, a,-s 4 nov have rsst faith IN v A. =
Hood parsfer. Ven truly yours.
A T. HlNCHLEY,
No. "a Brcs i~ay, Lowell, Mass
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Hoods Saesaparilla.
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