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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
RuNNING THR BusINEss.

The local burglars are It'll trying TO
beat their own best previous records The
other night a eraeksmAn bad jus, sue
oessfully picked the back door Of house
in South Park when be was much as
,onished 10 have a man stick bis head
out q the second story window and calm
ly remark:
"Hi. there my man. Are YOU a
barglar''
AYES, l am, and I'm no, ashamed Of
H." replied the operator, who had been
q stock broker ia former life and va.
trying 10 gradually reform.
"An night; jus, thought I'd gei up
and say 10 you, As ! said TO 'he fellow
that was lere az hour ago. ,ha, the man
Who broke in last night 20, about every.
thing there was worth taking, exoeP, the
piano"
The mischief you say" said the dis.
eiple Of Jimmy Hope thoaghtfally. III.
there any cold chicken in the pantry ,"
"No, even a mutton bone. Good night,
and please don't le, the kitten on, Of the
back gate when you 10. Ia IA"
And the hoasebreaker shouldered HI.
All and went of earsing this internal
competition that won't ls, hard work.
ing man ge, cent ahead.-Saa Fran.
cisco Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
REClrlNG POETRY FOR THE JUS
TICE

IlCE.
Lucy Macklen. over whose bead 20
cruel winters have passed. ~a' = prisoner
IN the Nsw York Tomb, police oour,
ehus,d with beggiag. The oficer Who
made ,hs arrest. .Aid the woman ~as In
the habit Of makins her roands IN the
Wall street district. and that she claimed
% b. poeiess.
"wherr do you beloag. Lacy ?" asked
Justice Dufy.
la sPunsyille. Ere County" vas
her answer
"Yol are charged With begging
That il not 90" was her rJoindsr
IL simply ask the citizens Of New York
Coz money 10 procure lodgings. see no
reason Why they should not give me q
covering Coz my aged head They ought
10 pension a po''e.s.
sob. you are a poeie's ? qaeried the
magistrate.
II am proud 10 state ,ha, am" she
responded heartily. lifting hsr head aud
glazing At the justice.
"wen. my good lady" replied the
good na,urod dispenser q the la~. 81 AN
fond Of poetry Won, you obhss me With
few s,snras Of your fasofi'e poems
with the creates, Of pleasure, WAS
her response. She ooughei. thre~ her
shawl across her len shoulder 10 tragic
style. lifted her righ, hand With the aif
Of a political orator. and b>ssn
f.thsre youihfai gallant here.
Iunrs.i tlf fame AM unknosins tesfs
MO IN lla charge . nal CNferr
tin susmlfs sllh blppiy spsaff
Ilsn let him luin tie light brigade,
IL Of such siun are bcrues male.
"Yol ATE discharged. said the Justice
and the Pos,e.s walked on, Of the court
toom amid the laughter Of all present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

VIZ .. .old :. a lo... price than ne ''n' . '"'
we're ever cold Al before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

4. A letter.
Q An animal
~ 4 corner stone.
4 A curviug lIicnturc on thc margin
20 auyth'ug
g. Pertaining D. The san.
g. A cor .luction.
r. A letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
rscruEEs ~ rus SuRsKR, AND SCHOOL.
ROOM.

rtcruEEs ~ rns SuRskR, AND SCHOOL.
ROOM.
Mothers are TOO az; 10 be negligent,
while nttlng up the Paflors and rooms Tor
older members Of the family, In making
tasteful Furnishings Tor The little folks
Nothing pleAscs children more than plct
urcs, and their chambers and school-room.
should b. literally supplied with ,hem-
uot pietures chosen iudiscrimlnaisly, bat
those OF good subjects aud designs aud
adapted 10 their youthful minds.
IL "A Plea for Ara 10 the Home, an
Enrlish anthor, Mr.. J. W. Lonie, hits the
nail squarely on the head. lie SAYS
"Childrcn study such things much more
than some people suppose. They remem'
Der them long Afterwards, and many
child looks back d the picture which hung
over his bed years and years after oihsr
AM better pictures mign, have been en-
p,,tsd % drive u out of his head Their
taste may be- uncOnsclously warped ny
some poor piece OF poor dcsigu, OF some
raady, inharmOuiOus coloflng when
child IL working ~ music We DO not let
the plano get oct OF tune. lest the little
PERFORMERS car should BE- spoiled. Bat
We thlnk much more % the sunicct OF nur'
scry pictures than % their merit A. de-
signs, ant never remember that The CHI.
drcu may have In after nfc % complain OF
an Inability % lldge Of color. % a deficient
eye for form, owing - our neglect ~ i
uot easy q obtain good pictures Tor The
nursery wall Ca the whole, rather Wan
hang up TIE poverty stricken scripiurA.
subjects which are ~ ov hal, l should b.
tnrilur.I L. uss the Wofu.out cugraNlngs oi
gooi pictures which can DC ooasns 80
cheapy. AMI watch have no prominent
faults A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
for the Democrat.
DANIEL wEBsTERs WORD.
NJ w. nErxrox

That srest voice ssia. N show The worth
OF mind. and inward work To MAKE "
bright
n 1. The nas.t ar, we have on earth.
And labor there oil span the innnlts.
n wOrk IL spent on marble clear a. day.
aud a should rise In forms Of show Supreme,
II ali viii perish. art must pass ssay.
Ana leave but cloadrAeks OF its pleasant
IRON bras. time viii snses the sculp,ursd
skiil.
And mighty temples, too. would TALL 20 dust.
Hut Tito teach aud rule ourselves ne vii.
With princlrles, we knos divine AMI last
| n love u tod aud love ~ man u taught.
The stars may fAll and earth ltsslf rvmoye,
But thsse IN ~ elth endless life ara franght.
And bliss before thsir God vii ever pfOsei
~ aAii that wise aud keen >e~ Ensisad mind
eur Dsnisl, August giant ~ our land,
/ And IN hts nature were thOso gins sushrined,
Which make him nov 10 us - great and
And ,ei NOS All OF worth. a. none may boast;
An1 where he failesi - surely ought ~ heci
~ not mislcsi b. false ambitions bost,
mat e'cr lament ~ last their empty deed,
Hot gather golden Treasure -hile you may
Not fame, OF fortune's coin. OF neeuns
| hr. ath.
Get Justice. fisht. AMI truth. that ne'et decay
Il nut brighter like she planets pure. AZ death
Ne touched sith those superb desirrs ~ soul -
/ The very tread ~ heaven, the zine % iife,
i Ard shsn the dusky shadoss oNr you oil,
You 90 Ike yonicr sun. crowned from th'
| siflfrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
81 Haye Suffered"

with every disease imaginable for the
lkst three years. Oar
Druggist. I. J. Anderson. recommending
"HOp Bittsrs- 10 me.
used two bottles
An entirely cured. and heartily recon
mend Hop Bltters % every one. J. ID.
walker. Blekuef, Mo.
write tbs asa
Token Of the grca, appreciation have
OF yoar Hop
So niucrs. wAs sinictei
.n. Win innammatory rheumatism.
seven wars. ana no medicine seemed 70
40 me any
Cool
Tntl I tfied two bottles Of your Hoo
nittcrs, and q my surprise l am a. wei
TO-DAY a. ever was. hops
s'Yon nay have ahandAnt success
In This great and
Naiuahie medicine
Auyone' wishing 10 know more
about my Curcf
CAn cara Nv Addressing me. y. ".
Williams. ilOl ifth street. Washington,
n. g.
-I consider your
I"uIH.'N M HIH' o. .MNNIN n. NANHtfNAN
3D. Il. N rr.fI|sn. kfInrV -DUmulalui
"And uefyous debility. have est
Returned
.From tAe south In a Ruthless search
f'r health. ant fni thAi your Bitters ars
fnlrg me more.
Good
ThAn auythlng else
4 month ago ! was extremely
"rmarlatsd FL
AID scarcely able 30 waik. Now ! an
Gaining strength AM
"flrsh
Aut harily tay passes but what am
complimenteio on ny Improved appearance
ant Il D. all tuc q HOP
Blucrs J. Wicklfe Jackson.
-HuuliHgi1n, Del.
a. None genuine y Ifhouf bunch 81 gree
IIrT|- On ere utffe Label. ~fun an he vie
I-.'trlrur1s sur sin ~tiuV- or -ttuls- tn thsii
name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

A GRAND DKEp.-"Did you ever accom-.
piish anything In Jour LIE that might b
called grand or noble-some action thai
would distinguish you nom your fellow
men, and 70 which you can now look bseh
with pleasurable emotionsf"
The poor convict unused for . moment,
and then replied
"Yss, 1 have. I once did . grand deed
that gave me distinction OF . certain sort
bot, he added. bitterly. - cannot say I
look back upon IL with any plsssarsbls
emotions"
81 an very sorry" returned the visitor,
Who VS. good man, that zoe cansos
nnd pleasure 10 iss contsnplstion. II
might s6ord you blssssd consolatlon II
this your houf Of Trial asd darksess. nay
l ask What this ersnd desd vasf"
"fes, yoa nay" replied The poor
ptisossr, Wills HE volcs became choksd
WIN snoaoes III We grad larceny"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

JuDGE BLACK AND SHAkKsrkAnE.-
The late Judge Black Was shskesPerian
critic. and nothing grated on his ear more
hsrhly than q misquo,ation. Daring
the las, constitutional convention OF Penn
ylvsnis, Of which he was . member, the
country delegates could scarcely make |.
speech without, dragging In some Poesieal
excerpt. which they usually batehsred.
and the Judge. who never knew whether
be was in or out Of order. would inter
rup, them with corrections or 70 to the
clerks desk to see that the lines were
printed right. One day there had been
an unusual number Of mishaPs OF this
kind. and the judge had secured leave Of
absence to 70 home. Jus, before leaving
he walked over to George w. Riddle
sea, and said: Riddle. ! Am going
away. and II in my absence you allow
any injustice to be done TO the memory
Of William Shakespeare will bold you
personally responsible"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24


vlrHrREA-, Putnsm ". i,orts u Bo'e
w the County ~ sufolh snd c0mmla - :.
Mass.chs ssttss ~ his m0rtssse dee a A
fiurth day % O't0ber, a. u. i-<A az -. a.
Ne Osfrd Registry OF decis, BOA - -.
a. ana ~. conveysd 20 fhomss ssAfns =.
bfiff~ IN Nc Couaty Of siidieset m 80
usahh % Nassschs-stts, csrtain Hee. ~ "a
q isaf sifusled 10 Paris, CoantT 81 vt. p.r|s
ststs Of maine. anf 10 thai pAn oi - go
knous a. SHOWS fslls. cootaining n" -
tusnty-o one ffIJ an rseatytso Cfii 10 ihs -
rance ef lol. IN sail Parts, t0ssthef -...iss
specially incisdins the ~sterporsf al 1870
e thereto beioafinx AMI sppeftslnlas ,.'rross.
alec mn The ts1disss and al Yefa az 49, .sa
mems nos thereon % HEREAFTER ~ ~ ~
prem lsfs. And whereas The sonil.lYu -. tf
mortgage has been broksr, nos tnei,...ss.,.,f i
rcsson % The breach % The cOud iuoes -.
tse AFORESAID Tbonss stsarns. elan . WV
ure 81 ssid mortgage.
Da<d fsbrssry lsh, A. u. les.
"' ~""~' =" fnos. sTEAR>s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

FoR ruE IirrtE FotKs-Take two plct
urrs OF exactly thr same slfe Ani carefully
paste OF glue thrm. Que on each side oi .
piece of thin WOOL cigar boxes anssci
nicely cot lasi The sac Of ne picture
Then With a isai pencil mara them "a on
onc side only. ia old snaps. aut saw Int
pieces With bracket saw lfoilosiag Youi
cad pencil mafksl and yOa wiA have SONS
puftIs pictures which most any little BOY
or sirl VII be- pleased % receive. or you
can pat 100 p'ctar,- ca pssisboard an
COS them luto sglafcs ani hAlfsqlAe'
with = sharp knife. ffeiiy ai'cftlsln-
cards make good puzzle pictures -hrth
ln ifrsfls Jlara1l
SfucaiNus 1t u zoo safiY - thick ol
puttlng cotton stockings on The cAilir D,
auI - 10 j. possible that la macy casrs
an. must hc fsuc. 90 rss wooicn ones mu-l
| b. sought. thsyuu nay uoi slsh 30 DO, 80
viii Tell yuu of way Nv which TIE Oh
onss nav b. repaired Toe kur,s are Spfu
out. OF Coursc. 80 cos M worn part on
sni piece the stocking up with puts ol
other worn stoCklugs, OF Win stip ol
s,oc Annette. ifyo1 make a enc sean and
ses 10 carefully 80 thAi 10 i SMOOTH u
Nil not "rub" 90 hurt the tender nrsh oi
the smallest child. LAst suamsf's cottoa
siocklngs that arc strvAkci 90 faded ca1
b. co.ofrd and made 30 lOok Ike ucS ~
u.ing some 90 thr pstsut dyes which CONS
iu packages. aud which afc boon 10 tls
economical somAu Who wishes 10 hns
her chllifcn lopk neat ani fresh.
Sr~lntE-"rhc only cosmetic have
used. aid an oli LAZY, .'i, ninnsl "ash
cioth. for forty years have oashci ny
face every uighi ait morning With olcsi
water A. bot A. I can bear ~. using iof tas
pafpos. small square nsnnci. recessed
A. 0nsn A. 10 grows thick and icls-ilkc'
Nv mother taught mc o. 90 ihis, A. BET
mother bal done hcf1fc hsr. No soap not
pow icr nor gJccflue eycn, has toacn-i
my face. anf thls IL what my sk.n = Al ~
she dashed. tpachine Win PafdpaA'ic
rriic a cheek wtosc pcachy bloom AMI
nnc on texture gave sr-ct.Sc emphasis 70
tnr recipe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

We compile the following tables fo'
preservation. a. being practically and per
manenily useful All the economist re.
Quires il 10 compare the price OF a pound
Of food with the amount OF nuifimen'
which IL Affords
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

As the spring time comes with ia
rush Of work we fear this column will be
neglected unless the sisters and aunts are
specially careful. 30 We give this word Of
warning There l. no time like the
present; Il you think Of something inter
es,ing 10 the Homemakers. wrte !, al
once and no, val, Zoe the more convsn-
lent season that will never come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
xausa aNNi nEAD rus.

Tu NoLrac BrLr Co. u Marshall. hicn
of-rr 10 sud their csl.brsts-i htncrso. Notf.
o. Hstr and other tLKCrnfc AffiAscts %
trial &c thirty days. 90 men yoan< ~ ~ ~
and manhosri, ant All Kindred tfuuhles Alse
for rheumatism. neuralgia. pAfailsls $40
many othsr disra-s 1ompisis resiprAtlnn
o. tsaith. fixof sni msnno1i shAfsntes.ssl
risE us nrarrcsi a. thirty days trial L. alio-ri
~rlts them Al ones fDr illustrated psmphl''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

RKxoRsE.-"I hops you are sorry that
you took the pants, said Texas judge
10 oolored eulPrt. II am, boss. for a
fac" "You would not do il again,
would you" II don't reckon III eber
get Anudder chance - dem ar psnts" II
mean tina, yon are sorry you took ,hemF
Il Is dat. | WAS sorry as soon as | tuck
EN-. 'spseieJ ter fnd. 1t de least. o.
in dem pants, bat dsr WAS muffin in en-
esp,in' hear ticket and hey. As socn
as run my hsn' in De poke, felt re-
mor.es. ledge. Aai rss bin = remorsefal
niggsh cher since"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Dursssst 70 license granted By Ne Hes 20 =
il " probate 10 and fof the Coueu o. 80
eel 81 privsss o. pablo sale "a ne prsn -.
kemes(ead fsrn Of the late Ira Lscss o !, 10
ercess<d. 90 th< iith day % April ssn s.ss
s.eicss - p. ne psysss, o. 49, ,.si sses
VII ~ soil sahssct 70 ths eaesno<rsses n go
uidov's riThs q cover. and . nortAr. ,ss.
hssfied go ss<Aty dslisrs cad istsse-s ...ss
JOHN n. LAsk, Adnih'"
ssnser. Mach An. i<ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
Tor the Democrat,
WEDDING BELLS.
NJ MSS oaaraupa wnITnAx.

wedding bciisi welding bells
Hins. riuE cot Or her ! love,
With usr sunny golden hair,
Win her gentle .insome air.
The me snrrls up above,
slvinx al unto another
whll- my anguish must smother.
Vet forever must love.
ws.iiinr hcilsf wedding bsllsi
Guiiing through thn msrning air.
peailns Out yunf Joyous cuimes,
OR fhls anEul.nrsi heart ~ mine
Az hos dii ! ever dare.
4 shoaa lifs IL one 81 Toll,
Iiumhia tuicr ofthe snii.
"a mine eyes to one - fair
welding bellsi wc,iling bells
flafhlaEsrs Of JOY AMI ~uei
Hopes that ones ssre fzir AMI bright
Plunged 80 non In dcsthlsss nixht.
love hos coui1 yOa soani me sof
An thai 90 hal never met,
Or that cBuli bat fofxet
Memory trinxs bat deeper 80.
Aching heart breaking besrti
f.st me brins yonr slnding sheet.
-luce there. uutninG len % love
pn this earth uf heavsn above.
ur~asins heart. ~ !. bat rn.te
Nuu auls4lt uumUly y cal fof aface.
An1 bile yoar al asi fearful lace
10 The c0ii graves suu retreat
ws.iilas bsIlsi ~siaIas bellsf
1t the music II yonr chimes
Never leave hrf 1aintY ear.
ksaQ b. heart frufn douuf anil fear
Iii she leave tho realm oi ume,
III sne fcsrh that xnlirn shore.
Wnrfu f1fsNsf ever nor
can clasp AMI call her mine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Bring. changes q, Washington. March
brings changes Ia the animal aud segsts'
Die kingdom. March brings esangss 10
TIE system. Clear the system ~ All I'm
parlgie. aud prepare for The comiag va m
season by using Br0ea's >irsiP1r,iia.
Now 1. the time - begin 10 use. roar
druggist has II Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
NJ ALA RIA.
A. a. snti nsiariai mstir-s
On. DAVID kES>HDH's
FAvORITE REMEpY

i.s -oa q lisa oginioas 10 trsvsisr 49, "a.
sfss his outft congists aniss. q inr ista ttfss
this msficins n "a are srp1sst 81 fr.css.t
eaaass. q climate TOD All -sisf lsfafis lsr...,
,hoalf si-sys - -iihin ycur rsss O. rrrrar =.
Lr,al !. i<las, AT q ~ test tfsgrrislFs = a.
lee. e. Trustworthy sp<~fer 20 a. rlra = kl,.s
AT tlssf mGlains Consllfsftlr a. e fIsftsr,
srisfns frur o. 4. gufs stat< y n t'1.li 80
90 slHrf frunl sfT - ~ ~ psrlraf A. 40 -
Is+urf1F Er-u-fT = cru-asutlT 49, a. - y
isllnS frt<nf /. "a tlr-ina ltirr.s - Tr5lrs
-, ~ ~ ksna~.iy, hostgut n Z. O. I'D. ~
b. ~ a. drusss<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

"A fashion paper says; The new
underkir pretends to be full when Il
really Is not" In this respect IL differs
somewhat from . man. The latter pre-
tends not TO be full when he really u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

DECORATIONS AND SOUVENIRS. -De'se .
The notice from your bottle OF Nor" lei.
ior DOck. and mail per directions 90 sse =,
hottie. ana thus secure an Assortment o'
our elegant decorative Adser,l.sms ,.'.
soay.nlr- etc. MY. ID. SrRur Co
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HUDSON RIVER R.R
eese.'. 49,. s'.. ..1. ss-;.s,as 81 Il.

foUoHkHFfsr. ny Fsbnt..
Dr Dsrsf ke..efp. hsafesf A. =
D1ss tfni have uffd louf msfIrlns -.
Dr. kE>>tDfs fANOkirG KENTnf II.
lad sssll0n knd Dltfinsss. 70 wllsh / 49,
81 tlmss. AL soos frcm fsleFsuss a., 4 y
.erthI q all thai esn = ..,a o. Z ~ tsosi.s.,
thsi tini, Esspeciiuily. W. nEilUs
Thn DR. DAVID KESsHDYs FAyosv.
kEnfDl 70 EXCESSIVELY u~ed Aions ~ A. =
ne Hudson River Rsllrssi, Il stosh ~ a. ~
io~inf INN fsrrytosn. The writer h as1s "a.
has NJ. Dtllsvere. ths stafion Afsaf al II.
lludson Hivsf Railroad CompanY a ISuis.-
. man set tnosu IN that oommunIy
TsanTross. l.lfb. "a
~ Hsrid keaaeis RoaaSaf, =
DsAEAH fHs inag tine sas uoatst O..
sstefe aitsrts q niIfIness aad u .ni ga H.
fhes. th.asht u sss das o. iapara 49, III
. disordsred stsie = tns sism a. tlrst
~ w TAyORfrE REMEDY a. -. AZ -.
haen complsteiy cured. IT, thf brsi IN a. / ~,
hessd 81 ior any disorder of thsi nature. slf A..
rseosmsaasd a - many ~iih lac ssess.s
A ITuENTnE
IN. KE>sEDY's fAyORifT GlnliS
not oos asea IN 10 syhsFV Of asffu 'lfts i =.
stsis o. loeal.ty bai Il hslsi ss tore 10 -
iseds IN EVER siais. a. TIE i1losnF ffisf ~.
nlllvnle y. J oil shos
DO. uar,d Ks-asi. Rssdoef a. y
ugsa ia ha1 Tee q tafFrrf Iron nrss.r
"a froa M tIus 80 sitieea Tfsfs "a. -
rsiisf. thsrsfars hsd almosi sFtu I'D a So,
81 ever Fs~nvsfi 4 ~ h-stt slsu o. AMI
p1's FANOKlTl REnEpi 49, fs.al a.,
.flrh I uIaf snf hsss ussn rlffi Nffts -
.n.S|rlss 1 ever kass - al sHfifr q uts -,
ed ooaaasuos Ma. e. uui sutGfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

so yoa want - BE- my cos,hnsni
yes, sir. Are you . married mtn
well. y.y.ye., sir. IA, thea. ihais All
risht 4 can get divorce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

The io.losing were taken q, radon
from questions which girls IN the London
Board schools have 70 answer
Name and explain briefly the SIX CON-
mOuesi WAYS OF cooking meatf
Give q full recipe for preparing = piece
Of meat In any one Of the ways you men
tlonf
How would you make a guar, OF nour
into breadf
Mention some ways Of reeooklng old
meaii
give rules FOR boiling meat and time al
l0wedf
How wouli you prepare an Irish stew
Name six Of the most valuable frcsh veg
eiAblc. used In this oOuutryf
Give recipes Tor boiling old potatoes
for boiling oaulidower and serving u Win
melted buttsri
Give recipe Tor a meat plei
what l. the difference between fresh and
oily hshi
What utensils are necessary for a small
kltchenf
These school. in the main, correspond
TO our public schools
one OF. IL no, the first, cooking schools
established in this ooaniy was started by
Miss Julie, Corson in y. Y. in 1874.
We compile the following tables foi
preservation, A. being practically and per
manen,ly useful All the economist re-.
-. - 4. -. -. a.. urlea NJ a mound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Fir. All flts stopped free BY Df. hnns
Great Nerve Rsstoref. NO ~ 49, 49,,
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Irsssss a.
500 trial bottle free u ~ Gases. -
Df. Kline, 93l Arch It, PhiiA' IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

That old established cough remedy'
Downs EuHir, SIN more than hold. 10,
own In the public estimation, despite
sharp aud active composition. IL 10 q
&" home remedy. AMI In thi. locality peri-
no word. OF praise from us. 40 well and
f.yor.bly known Il 10 IL IL the standard
remedy Tor coughs, colds and AZ thros'
troubles, with great numbers 81 our Peo
Die, and their continued use and unsolicis'
"a recommendation % u SPEAKS volumes
In IL. favor -Bsrliagi0s, ". ffe, Ires',
Jlaadry 20, 1852
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
ABooK oFSArURE


TIE winters book ~ poems.
slfrosfll fsufansles.
A pictured slth empty bird nests
tlri1 In tlc in1ely trees
TIE turquoise skies are she coysrs.
uarIit 18th slnteams long.
The Aflfs ~ suos ar thr Issfea
And toe mcanins uinis thc song
--Ctafury Hnr q hr1f,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
GALAXY cnrnTYkY I

s.,,, while on the coast Of africa haf
three msn slck With mAsrlA fsver.
cured them With sslphar Blttsrs IL j.
The greatest blo0i parinsr sssr sis !
.lssy. ks.p them In my m dlein- chest 81
Stis Mas fildas. BIiflmOrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Two pounds of sugar. llst water enoash
q dissolve 10, Aud ouc.haf tcA,p0onial OF
cream tsrtAr Boil ull done. Jasi before
taklng ou ala onc tcksp0onial OF lemon
20 vanilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

How Illinois . cat can make a. mlu'
nights mystic hour Of solemn s,lllass-.
Sometimes IL Texas Q long time 70 see the
mint Of such q pun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
u-RIppLE


I am said % BE- q scaly Individual, bui
nobody can prove H. am arls'ocfaiic
aud seldom seen outside Of my own circle.
have more humps on my back than
camel. bot I carry no loads. When rise
10 explain myself create a sensation
though I utter no word. Ny capture
woald make somebody's fortune, bat
though my hunters be many | can easily
make myself Invisible. am . greater
curiosity than the white elephant wash
ington never heard Of me, bat was The
wonder 81 The last generation. am very
uncertain In my movements. Omen AppeAr'
ing when least expected. am green
hacker, bot never bother my head ahou'
politics. I am an Ugly lookiug wretch,
bot everybody want - see me. | never
hurt ANYBODY, b1t most people would pre-
Ger me a. sac distance. Pages have
been written shout me, | have even Ap
psared IN rhyme. bat little DO care aoou'
il al want l. seA.room Now you can
surely guess me
ARLINGTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
Ax.ps.. TO prII,I. Or L.sr wns

ANsNENs 10 JULIE % LIT " ~
i-Taup.ke.
al. Lilac, .Nsrger,i Sangsterl g.
Clover .ByantI q Hue gentisn ,bry
ant. Z. Pnmrose .Soathsyl 5. May
f1wers. violet. EinA Desu Proctor o.
Passion d1scrs. lily lEiua ID. ffoctor.
r. Ast-r lEfua ID rrpciofl. =. Rose,
Eiua n. Proctor p. fopglcs LiuA ID
Proctor. Oh. Rose a NJ Eimoufl a.
Maguoua lGoo. ID freuiiccl. H.. TULIP.
morning. glory. hattsrcup. coiumpine, IA
die. slipper. clover %. Seigc. harihack,
mallsin. yArros LACY LArcoml.
3-Prlmary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

war wAs thc boy Who ran away because
his widowed mother SAs apo1i % nary
q second husband. lac ne Traveller Sno
;sl from exhaustion whcn hAlf Nay 1p TIE
Aipsf WicNEp WIZ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

The young woman Who sho, herself vlsa
. nl.,ol. recently, In Newark, IL supposed
81 nave done so because her youos man rs-
fl.ed 10 pop.