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The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
THE NEW PAY-RoLLs.
A Marked Difference From Those
Formerly Used BY the Schools.

Formerly Used BY the schools.
The first set of public school pay-rolls un-
der the new system have been received by
the Commissioners. The difference be-
tween these and the old ones is very marked
in that these contain the signatures of
Superintendent Paul, Supervising Princi-
pal Cram, Chairman of Committee on Teach
ers B. G.. Lovejoy and Chairman of Ways
and Means Committee ]. II. Brooks, while
the old ones contained only copies of the
the signatures. Another change of consider
able Importance is that where a teacher
acts as substitute, the fact is noted on the
rolls.
Commissioner West stated to a reporter
of The CRITIC this afternoon that teachers
have been borne on the pay-rolls for four
years and drawn the teachers salary while
they were represented by substitutes, and
the fact was not known to the Commission
crs or the School Board. Under the pros
ent state of affairs such thing cannot
again occur.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
The AIennndrin Murder.

The trial OF j IT. Downey, indicted for the
murder OF j. Il. Burnett, was re.opened IN tue
Alexandria Corporation Court yesterdaythe
closing argument for the commonwealth haV-
ing been ended, The case was giYen 10 the
Jury at ii ;46. After being out two hours and
a-half they returned verdict OF involuntary
was congratulated by the Judge upon his light
sentence,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
drunkenness, OF the Liquor Habit,
Can be Cured by Administering z
DIR. Hafnes' Golden Specific.

1t can be given In a cup OF corree or tea with
fecting speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an alco-
holic wreck. Thousands OF drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drink
ing OF their own free Will. No harmful effects
result from Its administration. Cures guar
anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free.
Address, GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.,
1856 Race St., Cincinnati, o.
For sale by II. X. Helphensttne, Ebbltt
House Drug Store, and also corner Fourteenth
street and Vermont avenue.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

The Voltaic Belt Co.,, Of Marshall, Mich, Of
fer to send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belt and other electric appliances on trial for
thirty days, 10 men young or old aiitcted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality aud man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheu-
matism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other
diseases. Complete restoration TO health,
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No riek Is
Incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

Possibly Il is because you have nervous
headache. Thousands of people have ner-
voue headaches, which generally proceed
from bad digestion. You know how cross II
makes them? ?Mr. @. O. Patterson OF oxford, N. o.,
had nervous headache one day In each week.
He writes: "I have been using Browns Iron
Bitters, and IND II an excellent tonic. II en-
tirely cured me-"
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

when neglected, or improperly treated, often
degenerate into cancer. By our now and i'm
aalve, we cure the worst cases in ten TO
thirty days. Pamphlets, references and
terme, three letter stamps. World's Dispen-
sary Medical Association, 663 Main street,
BniralO. N. Y.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
The OId nnd neIinhIe


Liquor store OF Chr Xander is noted for sell.
ing the finest and best OF liquors. Try him, al
Oil Seventh street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

THE horses attached to the Ebbitt House
omnibus became frightened at the corner OF
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue last
night and ran away. The vehicle collided
with hitching post at Eleventh and B
streets, damaging IL to a consid erable extent.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ING and delivered IN ~ Id "Ward" prints, f0c.
per 10, Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream, 16c per pint
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
"AIderney Dairy wagons.n

Fresh Alderney butter, cnurned every morn
ing and delivered IN " 10 ''ward" prints, 10c
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermllk Rnd
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream, 15c. per pint
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
In Memory Of sumner.

The second anniversary meeting Of
Charles Sumner Post No. 0, G. A. r. will
at o'clock. After the post has received q
picture presented by the Hon. John J..
Smith of Boston, the evening will be given
up to speeches appropriate to the occasion
from Generals Burdette, Rutherford, Van
Vleitt Messrs. r. H. Terrell, f. b. Byram,
j. II. Lawson, e. i. Thornton and others.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

From winter 10 spring necessltates q change
Of clothing. You viii mud Elseman Dros.,
corner Seventh and j., the place to supply
your wants,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

panacea for rheumatism, neuralgia and
colds, also best cosmetic known, given by
DIR. II. J.. Bovee, 14l7 G street north west.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

refrigerators, carpets and furniture sold on
weekly or monthly payments at Smiths
413 N. j. avenue northwest. a.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

THE window curtain In the furnishing store
OF Auerbach Bro, O23 Pennsylvania avenue,
caught fire last evening and caused q good
deal OF excitement
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
CITY TRIMS.


II you suffer with pain In tho back and
limbs, take % cents and buy Salvation oil. 1t
will cure you.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
cuAcE BROS. will clean your carpets.

THE mortality among children the past
month has been enormous. Diphtheria is now
the destroying angel. Let all well-meanlng
parents protect their helpless little ones, and
always keep on hand bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

Our Prince Albert Suits, with silk or satin
facing, in all the fashionable shades. Else.
man Bros, Seventh and L.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

TURKISH BATHS an infallible remedy
for chills and malaria, also best blood pur-
fer known, given by DR.. II. L. Bovee 1ll7
G street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
NoBpy plaid suits to order s1s. hamburger
Extraordinary Attractions
Turkish Baths.

In Spring Clothing. We have on cur counters
over 200 styles of Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and u.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

20 THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
have taken possession OF their new building
at the corner of Fourteenth street and Penn.
sylyania avenue,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

Our Tour.Button Ontaway Suit. In this style
our assortment 10 unlimited. Eiseman Bros,
Seventh ana u.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29
UJusth,s Old stand"

610 d ST. n. W., buys gents secondhand
clothing. Note by mail attended to.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-29

oUn druggiat told us that It beats all other
ADMINISTRATION OIL. Price twenty-five
cents bottle, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

AAMLMs ~ AM AA
The question of insect rsvsg,s. ani the
means of chez kiog them. i, a. our rcai'fs
w.u knos, onc ~ the most imppftsni
.afl "a. In connection With American az.
flcaItar- Al The present tine ThAi farm
81. seefywhsrr sfe BEGINNING % realize
th- impsrtsnce of bstiiing siih these Lili'
putlaa To-. l. shown ~ tho uumcfoas ps-
uu4n. fsr Ststs kutnmblngist-. Aui N"
inqaiflc. iu th- agricultural prvss ~
lnsn, o~u.r. of farm. Contluur - destroy
th.lf bind nlruds Tot. l. especially Nur
of fruit grpwef.. many ~ whom bfls'e
thst ronlus Cnsrry .pitd-, broSn thfa-h'-
snI several other sp-civ-. ID more harm
tsflns a. fruit sra.Dn thsn thy IL good
All thr rrst 81 th~ year That thry ar OF
ia thu. guilty ~ much lrllfy ca not hc
d,ubt.si. but a. nfm.y pslirys thst 10 m'si
r..r.. b. wh,sill. ou. ~ these nifis Ia
Ilr-- thr -oil.tilung interest. of ne co-'
manity
rh- 49, uum1-r % ias~ct- eaten by the
srstiags ~ our comnpn pir'is. IN ouly nr
APPRECIATE ~ "a sctuN examination OF
t1- cont-nt. ~ an yuuog hiris si"machs.
Dlnng thc past sesspn The writer spru'
csu.iiersnle tin- 10 such invrstigaii"n-
a. IN alchigsn Agricultural College, aud
~. mach surprised Al ths nnmper oi cut
s1rm. tnat scrr cpntNn-i 10 .ingi"
saung rsain's or cat niri's stomtchs u
h-ing MT uac1m npn - nni from IA u
Ia. yrx,minstipn ~ srvsra specimens
Il Va. a.crftslursi that cut-sofm. and
other inllriols Arr made ~ Tar tnc
largest prupIrtipn - th- ypans est-pifd
ftsi. that ne sqaNly obo-xi'us mp,h'
.rc eaten to c-ftsin extsn', - i also
tru- ~ grss.h1pp-r-; thd inlariou- beet
I.. form . IN dI proportion of On. iooi' -
% th- spAsmrrl or Ma a. htsminN
tlln. ~rf- slsp m si- - M f'oi ~ y"uns
nias niri-. pss~s--, etc. ani Aimf-t VIII
1lt rxc-pflpn lArgr uunHcrs oi iulluoas
in.act. Nere fiuht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
CHATTER VIII

SoTKs oY TIE TREtINfSsRr INQUIRY Cow
TINUEDl.
Paul MarSal, student at law, interrogaisd,
nave evidence A. follow
q. You are the Intimate fricad of tho a.
u-.d, nAoul Cirardi
A. For tho Last four years va have been
nSeparable.
o. You frequently lived together. and
we're dong ~ at the time Of this mur'ieri
A. That IL ~.
O You were accustomed TO discuss your
private Affairs quito freely togetheri
A. With perfect freeiom
q You were aware that your friend Girard
aad an uncle in faris-Joocph MsiS1ner, the
money-lenderf
A. wa. aware that Girar,i hai an uncle
In Paris. but did not know his name, or In
led anything abcut him. exccp; that he was
rich and mlserly. We never talked OF him /;
the subject was dls,asteiul to Girard, and i
avoided H.
o. ON the night of Monday. the esth, you
we're along with GirArd al tho Cafe dc IA
sourcei
A. Yes
o. What was The subject Of your conver-
alton therei
A. We taIkei, among Other matters, of cur
present. want q means and the dinicuity OF
raising money.
.. Was the name Of Girard's uncle mcn-
toned In the oour.e a that oonvcrsationi
A. No.
Q. Was any sllusion male TO him that
svcnlngi
A. Yu; I suggested tl.as perhaps this rich
uncle Of 0irsrds might lend HIM some
monsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

rye clip The following sketch OF our
n.x C,mnis.lpu-r OF Agriculture from
The v Y rribaas;
S,rm.n ]. C,im,n. OF s. Louis. who 10
a. .aec.-t Dr. u % II. Lbnng. OF hssss-
cha.etts. a. CDmnission-r or Africatare'
A. .oout sixty years Il age. an -iit Il n
agrlculturd papsr, IAs Rarli H'me' ~
the city Of his residence, long tine lie
Ia. o-.n President OF the National sdxsr
Geos-rs' Association OF th- Uaited states
f,r tso OF three years. aud Il believed u
.. friendly . the large sorghum Interests
Of the South ani West Al the last an
anal meeting OF the Association In ~
I.oal. last December. resolutions were
aa.aimoasly adopted Recommending hin
~ ,h- Pr--ident-eleet for the once "
vnlch Ne has been sppointef
Mr. Colman l. 9 native OF New YORK
"a, went % Missoari some thirty-fve
80. since % teach school. Several Years
.terward he bought aud settled ON farm
n-xr ~ L.pals, which he has caltivsted
xith eon.iisrsDle success. A,ny Years
90 n. f,aadei C0lmaa's H,ms World, OF
~etch n /. both proprietor AMI editor
AMI which. 10 IL said. has al extensive
clrcalstlOu 10 ths West
ur hs- tAkea an active part In Missouri
D-noeratic politics. having bern once
els~t.t Il-a,~asat Governor Of the Stst@.
tsice u IN STATE s-nste aat twice % ths
Ios.r br.ic, of ths Legislature. A
I~gi-lstor ~ sell ss 10 hts private cspsei,
". NJ & In N hss oe-a an scpve it'enu
OF ths free school system OF the s,s.e,
HIS application for the ONCE has received
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

keeper- Of poaliry dspsa upon eggs a.
the principal source OF income. They have
soli from "a a. 81 cents pcr dozen during
ths past wiatsr A. commpiity % en-.
change they are more convenient tasn any
thing else on fkrm. A daily proiact i,
always on hsnt. ant like cash In the pp'k.
q can be easily tarned d good account
f,r articles n-cesssry In every family.
rhose depending entircly upon other
branches of hn.nsn try. receive an income
oniY once year, consequently hny on
cr,s'lt ant nnlt well "a. kecp IN dent The
climate la Malice. .daring the wintsr months
.. colder thsn In dt-sschasctts. bat VITA
proper care In fc'siiog. with sultsple
baliiing hrns will proiace a. m,ny eggs
To Nsiuc A. elsewhere.
Farmers In Oxfori. who are isolstei
from nelghhors, can supply their waste
lsut with fosis. ata sure pr0di ard bat
little expense. No fencing Il needed -
prevent trcspass on the lsni. of another
A. ths p'uiucilon % eggs l. the chief oo'
lect 10 l. necessary % select the best
breeds tor that parpose.
The Brlwn ani White Leghorns are
conslderci the bcst layers stlll. near The
s-tnn msrk-t. they are not - popular a.
thr pIympnth R,cks ant BrAhmts, CA &C
c,ant of -ite rlrre L. . gccsi ~ vcrsiv
OF op|nion anpng pllltry m'n some
thlnk the Pymputh R,,ks cpm1ine m1re
gnoi qualities AMI are pcit@r riafrr layers
than any other breed. while the Wytn'
iotts.. Black spanish ani BfAhmus are
preferred by many II appear. That eros,
pet~.en thr plympnth Rbcks Ani Brahnas
constitutes tie mp~t prOdiabis fosl. .or
this vicinity yet Brosn sni White Leg'
hDrns nav he prcf,rshle In oxfpri C1aniy
-rcmDic from a suffi lent mukel Iae
most -uccr--ful psultrY rsl-er- change
thrlr 4 ,cks alnasliY Tue older ones are
81 4 ani the spring chickens Arv kcpi ior
the eusuIug year. ln shich they sill pro
iuce may more cggs thsa a. a slhscq ieni
Per1i
n Is esumatsi thsi tca ypaay heas ua.
DE- faxnrab.s o cnn iitioas. viii average seFcn
eggs daily. while ths SAN namrcr tNn
~ thres YEAR, old. slil proiacc oaly fplr.
To- cnst ~ krcping heus l. stated y some
d ns 10 ccnts each. while others stY tne
.xqrnse Il thrce ani ouc-hAf ceut, per
So
Nrariy 81 surr~-.fai p,aitry rsiscrs
agrc, that the pr1ft oa csch IN. vel
csrsd Tor an mluats to from one % one
inHsr anf dDy crats pr y~sf. an income
shIch pay. wrl ln proppfti1a o th. in-
ve-tn NJ n the nasinrs. u p-nctanie in
Msssschas-its. tsu prove 80 in Maine,
especially w1rrs thsro l. piruN or Ani
srruq.ri hy every fsfnrr. which can pa
afIIf-i nr t1a paro 80. slth . uniug
aatIsv FAgurE Yam Otp oNroRp.
Pair.t.. Niu AFriL i,,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
NK fsrnsfi
HITTER NORkER.

have methDi uf wotkiug butter that
i. glltr pfmiuvc. hut nevertheless ne
b..t. believe, la sxl.t-uce. ! have bad
.smr controversy with manufacturers OF
machiurs. over statement ~ niue that
there w~rr 40 mschlu.s male thNt we're
a. d D. usr,i - aaudle nuttsr With, ffom
the fact that any grnding process l. dele
trrlb1s Toe Blauchari Is upi a machine,
ouly peculiar shsPoi combination oi u
OLE. worked together ~ hhud lrNvr'
which proiucss the same 'f.ct 10 q more
aNkwari Nay than my simple botri ani
roller. with which can handle ten pounds
of batter A. easily A. they eau i've pounds
with whltrwooi board, a. vide A. cAn
De- ohtsnvi. aud thr,e feet lolg, and q
large bakers rOliing pin, roll oui the nut
t-r 10 sheet a. fOf biscuits tom dough'
sp.urp the batt-ruuk ~ith a nns. nat
sp1ngr. 4 have use,i one costing uity cts.
flr thrce years then, ~ quick turn Oi
the roller over thc eni Of tbr sheet. Sini
a.. batt-r arpuni the roller, In u clear
from tne b0ari. And turn u aud unroll In .
pile in IN middle ~ the board, wip- the
milk from the DJard Aui repcat the oP-ra-
ton fr~ times, aud you will Dc ready Tor
alt. An~r Weighing the butter roll 0ut
Al over the board evenly, sln 90 The SAT-
Slth small tia Or other convenient sieve,
spreading it a. evenly - possible, and roll
the batch up likr . Jelly roll tnfn u around
l@ngthways Of the board, aud repeat the
nr-t operation uutil thc butter i ready 10
mpuli 90 cut iutO cakes. This i the
quickest. easiest, aud best way 10 wofk
butter; and ~ith q little experience man
caa handle nneeu - twcuty pounds Al .
tim, Ani dul.h u Ia less time than In any
other way that know OF. | can give you
detailed reason, for thi. s.atsmrnt hot i
think they would oe OBVIOUS 10 any expe'
rcucrd Pcrson.
RuFvs WoRTuINGIOS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
RUFUs woRrnIN0roS.

ToF.rrE~ Fowls QUIcE Set rice over
The Ore with -kim milk. only - much As
will serve one day 1t u boil till the rice
4. quite swelled out, aud adj teaspoon.
fii or two ~ sugar. hui u viii do wei
without Feed the fowls three times
d.y In common paus, giving them only ~
much - will an them At once. Then you
put In fresh, let the pans he set 10 later
,h., no sourness nav be conveyed to the
fowls. - thst prevents them from fstrn.
ing Give them clear water or the mia o'
the rice to drink. bat the less vet the rice
4. when perfectly soaked, the better. BY
thl. method the n.sh will have q clear
whlten~s. which no other food gives, and
when II IL 70 he considered how far
pound OF rice will 20. and how much time
il saves by this mode, II will he found
chesper than barley meal The pen should
he daily cleaned. and no food he given for
sls,een hour- before the poultry Is killed.
" n Fanasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21
A PARIS MYSTERY
Nv As Avthor Of NY Duoats and Nv
Du.gAf<r-


Raoui Clrani. srrcstsi On suspicion. vas
lnisrroga'cli
y. Your name Is iiaoui Girsnii
A. Ncs
o Your domicils No. - Roe pauphinsi
A. YcS
y. Your profoa~ioni
A. am a stu.lsnt n Law.
q Yoa are relative q tho dccca-ci Jo-
scIh Mcisncri
a. Yes: h. was my uncle
q. Can you til 80 what vas the las, o.
casion on which you Dw your uncie, Jo~efh
Meicnsrl
A. Th, lat ocCasioa On which ffaw him
alive Vas almost cxn ;ly = yoar ago. u was
sbrgi tho Christmas of lat year.
y Why d. y0u say 'the lat OCCASION On
which I .aw h.n alvef llcrc Oinri showed
- c-iotol. wh.ch n ssomod o. rvprs-s
With an cFs
4 n,aI' Inr h.n ngGin lat Mon,iAy
night. uiien ., vas-,leti
q Yea mIan to siy that on The night ~
Noaiay ycn sav e. ouu-s q Jocph
Aclsneri
A We; ia tali fcum -lying there rs.nting
81 tho stan Ia the h,or cau.sl by tie bod
q the munleusl mani.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

porLrRY RAISING FOR FARMERS
A. a,ris,.ffrfrrf lru'f-

~ ATricntW1 btPfs
Hat fss people kaos the imPortsnee o'
r.i.inx poaltry q. q branch 0t Asr'eai'afe
r.. -. ~ exx. sione In Tue Jaltri
-. .r,,uot - 80 90 OOO. dOaoie all
a.. silver. ani nearly Oae-taisi IN 're tn.e
III ta- ~ool prodacts Of tni- e.,ao.fy, "a
80 B-.id-s thes-. - VOO.OOO "Orss
-. b.su Imported. which shOaii oe sup
cli.-s A nome. since farming has osrn
,ria-io.liv sDaaiO "a 10 The sDatn-e<sseta
- IN M.s.acha.-tts. the keepias os
f,sis hAs o.-ra maize sp-cisiy VIA 'sy
..ti.factory results In the rural dls.i. -
J. tr.v-ler sil see a. aims. every u"e".
~, l.rs. 4 bcks OF hsus ~ith y<fus sn'
-. eoa.s. arranged fOr the PorDose
Jadring from tns ts-tim iny OF NUM-
o.. p-r-sa. engaged In the oasiars-,
- c,ofl lent. win the saPsriof ssse'
-. in me farming districts OF Oki''
C,aaty. the enterprise would prove p.o'
49,, one. some Of the most wealthy
.,s practical m-n In this sieiniJ sesP
-, Az. hundred % 0o- thoassnd t0Ns-
-, al assure ne that raising putty
-. b-tt.r thaa most any other na.,a-ss
r.. .nci M 4 ~ yptisas proiacsd miil"ss
~ Chickens. snoaAy, oy me
s.,rol.r ossas. an Invention nv sxcsls' .,
=. -, m,d-rn appliances. TIE iueepee
~. -, are n0t 80 sucee-siai A. leso..
....-s-t AN On an average. TIE eniekeo.
ns.'.l,, -,.',.,, f,ar c~nts escn. lsssiag .oo'
80. - of prons In an early MARKET MOST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

why DO you .nser a. ilou.ton's claim
to b. se.. pofif' ssksd q stranger OF
Gslssston msu other Day 'you srs on The
zane fOOtlug 10 regard % haroor as she
lsf"
Il DO no, see how" replied The Calves
toulan Houston has nothing bot bay
ou. whlls G.ivsston-'
"Exsctly HuustOn. for haroor, has
bayou one. hssn't she
''Csftsiuly
And considering all the money sPeut
upon u, and the smount you wsut the Co
ssrbmsut 90 sp.nd. doesn't 10 look as
thnugh you dssired u boy you one tcof'
II Itrquird six glasses ~ b'cr 10 restore
ihs G,lys-ton man 10 c0nscloasbess.-
Nlnlnls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

Awsll Known business man of Whining
ton, y C., writes % sxprsss his thanks
for N. hen. NJ which his wife has derived
from the use OF Mrs Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound 1T l. with pleasure, he
says. that write to express 10 you my
gratitude for the rrlisi and bereft your
Vegetable Compound has ben 10 my wife,
Who has BEEN troubled with liberation and
= ,umor weighing ~ his, 80 the doctor
said. She has been under the treatment
of a doctor Tor si1 years. finally hs said
he could do nothing more for her. that she
would die a. 20 hours. Thsp ! commenced
using your Compound, a. soon a. shs CON-
m.pced a. take IL N. commenced getting
bsttsr snd nov she can sttsDd to h-r do
m. site Affairs a. well A. she ever could.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

o How was tina, suggestion rcccivod BY
Girardi
A. lie sali that Il vas quite uls.es 20 lpok
for anyihiIg from that quarter
q. Di Guard, IN your hcaring. erpro<i
any feeling - ill-vii toward Ia uncloi
a lis exprs-ssd bis strong disgust AZ The
Oh mans asarioe
q. Dd ho give uiteranoe 10 any wori or
wor,ls expressing Tcrsornl hatred nm.tyi
a. ltwas impossills for Iiaoul 81 have a
frond'y fccling toward his uncio. after tho
lr,afnrrt ho had rrCriyod frum HIM
q. Tat isa ncgaiite sfaismcut n.d h.
sxrrr-l IN words v hat you cal On ahssnce q
frlcudiy fociing d.d h. threaten bis unciei
A. Certainly not
q ni h. apply 30 his uncle any cpiihei
that on b, D. called unfriendlyi
A Nifcn aficr Tauael l rcmemisr that
he cuiici ~ uncle cur ar epiiaet.
thought, vel chosen
q ID Is nj your opinlon, bot Glrnnis
words ID you that wish to Ascertain Wa
his ezpnoas.ln n - dislike couhnei 10 the u-e of
lhl. vOrl "curf'-Dsl nothing mora Ta~ L.
.rl sou oi tho llbjoctl rier the wiinss
u. .iaici, and The eussiion ~as reIsaiosD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

NEWSPAPER CHEsK The following IL
told OF vssry, one of the most notable OF
Fr pch newspspsr reporters Ooce nre
occurred st the Hotel vsDdome. and there
we're some mysterious circumstances con-
uect.d With L. All the reporters we're re-
fused word about II, both At the hotel
and the police prefectur-i oil, thst IT, en-
c.pt vas-y. IL took enosrspher .ith
him, marched boldly Into the hotel once,
and seating himself demanded imperionsly
Of the concierge
"whsi II your usmsf
The man Was taken absck, and gave his
name st once.
"Tske II down. Mr.. sherin." said Vas
~ and then 10 the coocisree again nov
sir. tell rs directly all you know about the
affair"
Tn. fllow thought vsssy vas the Po-
lice Commissiober, and told him . loog
story, rich In scsndsl"a- details, which
nllsd two columns OF vsssy's paper and
gave 10 . slupendoas " beat"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

FRoN ~ = Llsp-usr. A " Rfd Bank,
S have hssu tfouhisd Sfh Cstssfh
80 bsdly fpr -sysrai Yssr- thst 10 -.finu-ly
4 cisd ny yoic. tfisd Dr. --1s rrm-
~ ~nhUgt ths slightest relief Our bit
tls ofEy'- Crrsm Balm dld The WORK Ny
yolc. j. nllly r.-ior,d and my bead feels
better than fur yrAf-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

FEEDING BLOOD TO CHICKENS DIR.
T~i,eh.ll rec0mu ends resder- OF the
Maine Frrmsr 10 save the HOOD. when
they dress their poultry. ard feed II IN
growing chickens. II m.y he given elesr,
or nav be mixed with thelr meal; iu either
esse. II will be gsestly relished and VIII
make them grow. II l. far bitter TO ssve
the blood for this use. than IN let II he
spilled shout the premises. stsialng n ,or-
or pu,rifving In warn weather Dried
blood and neat from the slsughterinx e--
t.hn.hments are both popular feeds for
poultry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-21

scorr.s ENrLsIoy OF PURE

Cob LivpE On WIN hYroruo' rnirE.,
A Nosf .Nairlfoas FOOD 1ad hflcias.
Dr Lluossy J"huson. Of Cartsfsviile.
Geo. say, Il take grest pleasure In say
ibg yo1r Emulsion hss proved IT, N 10 my
hsnc- . most N lent remedy. 10 ,he 'an'
ou- WASTING conditions, calling TOT such q
uutrimsut"