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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03
State EuQinecrS.
John SnytEc
L. s. SenGtnrs:
lL.mLcrs Of COAqress.

Court Of AppcdIs-Stcond C"cr"
Judges. T. 7. Clinton and \. \. Gunl Y
CIcrk. francis VI. Dawson
Madi-on-Fourth Mondays in March
and october.
District Couri-Sh Judicial District
Composed Of the parishes Of Madison
and East Carroll.
f. j. Delnmy. .................. - udgc
Joseph l.. Observation-Disclosures Attorney
Francis Il. Dawson Clerk
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03

rsAUSAGE MEAT ctfTTERRs,
- oct q LEE TIC -fARDS)N < co
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03
TERMS OF SUB scRIpTIoN.
District Executive Committee.

J. b. STONE, of Madison, Chm.
J. II. GlLFoIL, ri " 81,
J. N. KENNEDY, OF East CarroI
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03

SATURDAY. APRIL ,. 1856.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03
Parish Of Madison.
RCLrCsenLNttrCs.
Police jury.
Patiah .SrhOOI PDtrG.

Clerk r. .. y ,l-h
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-03

R. C. WEIGHTMAN, Editor G Prop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
CHEAP TRAVELLING IN EUROPE.
How ts ErJsy q sis Weeks Trip abroad
fo.t sf the Journey.

How ts TnJsy q sis Weeks Trip Abroad.
Cost &c the Journey.
wish in this lsttcr 10 give s1me hleas for
those who wish to travel choaply. 4 EurO-
pan trip ne.sl hot D. much morc expensive
than you wish IN make II, and one can 80 a
grcai deal for Ss0 AMI have a very pleasant
AT weeks trip abrood LIT him take one q
the cheaper lines ami decide that bis eyTsnsss
shall not D. morc than this. lie can tut down
bis occan voyage M twenty days AMI H. cost
AZ Sl0O lie then has twenty two days left %
do some parts of Eurui- AMI nearly slO a day
for cxIensss. by going a. London b. can
find excursion tickets at gr,atly rsluoei ratc'
over almost any route h. wishes a. 60 Thes
tickets arr limited 10 thirty or aKty days, AMI
In them one may easily so % Holland AMI Del
GUM AMI down the lshinc, with n short trip
through Switzcrland ami over 30 Paris AMI
hack % Ionlon On ~, than fiO per day. In
London ami Paris b. can spsnd the time left,
after taking out the days ncccssary Tor this
trip. AMI at the eni u the time b. will
come back 20 tho United States. having caught
glimI~e 81 tbs b.st part ~ Europe AMI hav-
ing a broa,ier AMI leitcr mind 10 enjoy his
future life
In the first place one ought to lay out his
trip before b. starts. deciding bow much time
b. viii sTsnd In the country and In the city.
Three days In HOLLAND. two days In Belgium.
two DAYS on the Rhine ami thnee days In
switzerland will enable him a. - grcat
deal. and IL 10 this be aids threc days for
Paris he has yet seven or eight days for Lon
don by cconomy h. can make bis money
last longer than his fix weeks, and for few
dollars more h. can take In a slioe u Ireland
ami Scotland The guides 90 Europe which
BE- can buy viii give him tho prios at thu
various hotels, anil ho will flnl that h. can
ct good board for a. day II h. understands
how 20 do H. One u these guides lies before
me, and take from Il the cost Of several
European tours
Here Is one man who spent sven weeks
abroad visiting England, Scotland, Belgium,
the Rhine, Switzerland AMI France for els,
not counting In the cost % his ocean passage.
lie trayelci second AMI third claS, and
stopped az good Aeconiclazs hotels, such A.
you may ind In Europe but not In America.
Another traveller spent eight weeks in Eng
land and France for slGJ exclusive of OCEAN
fares. and another took run 10 Paris and
hack ami Travelled for two months at cost OF
only $50 for his expenses In Europe Thrc
young men took a vacation Of eight weeks,
going through England and the Rhine coun-
try, through Switzerland AMI spending eight
days In Paris. at a cost of only sl32 outside Of
their ocean fairs, and doubt not the same
could b. done by the man who wishes 90
travel chsaply today.-Frank J. Carpenter
In Cleveland Leader.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
PORTSMOUTH, n. II.
AN ATTRACTIVE SPOT FOR SUM.
mgR roURisrS

Founded In isss-ii. rs'ly Issia'iss.
nee. aud Present Conservative APP
pssr.ns.-ii. nains and iisiies-fsesi'
isat Harser and Costly Navy Yard.
o. all the quaint AMI picturesque towns
which mark the sites chosen by the cary
settlers % America. ons q the most anc.ent
and cons,rvaiiv' n app,srancs - certainly
Port mouth. y H. Siusiei az 70 "a In an
archipsligo % hiily i,'and. u might have
tsc5tne Que o. the iea ling ports Of entry but
for the iremsniou, foss, which havs thrown
a vet blanket on u asa Commercial port
II certainly goi an early snoag start. Toe u
was settled In To-, ard no town on the coast
possessed grestsr natural advautag~- for q
settlement Toe uumsrCui stands and sur
rsundlnr country ara fertile. While tn,
waters % the numerals crveu anil iniet<.
wormlnt their way miami from the sea,
were alive with h,h
O,s OF the earliest q The blue bood St
tier. was william Wentworth. q baronst'
In i6D be. with Others. signed a -combina.
ton for a government az Exeter, y H.. and
from that tlms until the revo u.ion no 90
hi. direct dec iniants bell the political lines
% the c,lony. For telng too active pplii'
lcaly en-, % The members Of the family wa'
lshead~i for Treason during Osorge HIS
reign Apar,ioa OF the ch Wentworth man
sion stl stands. and 3, Vas here that Gov
srnor Wentworth ami Martha illtoa I'm
mor,alIErl by Iongiellos In HE -Lidy Went
WORTH we're mirri~i The parior In which
the CEREMONY toos pace remains unalierei'
Not q the original y Gees q furniture arr
Vet IN their PLACES In an interior room, sp'
plrtsnanc 4 a. = private arsenal siill hans
the massive hnlocs bluniefbls'' and
other wvapln, 81 early warfare from hsrs
a door OPEN. o. tie governors council cham
Ter Ths walls u ths famous apartment
are covered With c1lon al hric-a brac. IN
cludlnx the snc stral warning pan Adjo'n
Ing tbs apartment Il TIE billiard AMI music
room. In which = The old-iashionei piano
or splnst a. u was then called
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

The unprecedented sale OF BoscAse's Ger
maa Syrup within = few years, has ss,onish'
81 the world Its without doubt the safest
ard beet remedy ever discovered for The
speedy and ,fsoiual cure of Coughs. Colds
aud the sevefest Lung Troubles. IL acts
90 al entirely different principle from The
usual prescrip tiOus given by Physicians,
a. IL does not dry up Cough aud leave
the disease still In the system, bot on The
contrary removes The cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts Effected and leaves them In
= purely healthy condition. A bottle kept
In the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, will save doctors
bills and long spell OF serious illness. A
trial will convince 700 OF these facts. IL
Il positively sold by al druggists and gen
ersl dealers In the land. Price Is cents
large bottles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
now TO u,kx A u,n.rrs CUSHION


Take small round boz. about one Inch
In depth, aud four 10 Eve inches In diane
ter. and draw over II two thicknesses OF
mosquito netting or any kind OF coarse
lace or muslin that the hslr.plns can 20
through easily fasteu II down very tight
ly at the bottom OF the boz. Then crochet
. cover for IL 10 blue, pink, or scarlet sin.
gle zephyr, or shetland wool, commencing
with . chain OF I've, and into II work
twelve treble stitches. Next round work
10 treble crochet, Increasing one stitch
In eyerv third stitch. aud continue to wi.
den Sufficiently 10 keep the cover perfect
ly fat. until IL IL Wide enough 10 cover the
top ofthe box. Now decrease, by narrow.
log every third stitch, and work with atine
steel hook In double crochet stitch, so
closely as 10 exactly DC the tides OF the
box. When they are covered. crochet .
row OF shells to stand out n the bottom
OF the box. and another a. the upper edge
oft Tie satin ribbon arouad the box
with q fat bow aud ends st Que side. The
interior OF the boz can be oiled with hair,
or wool wadding. Crochet small mat 70
set 10 upon edged with shells.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26


III. o,i man % the Wsntsorils must
L. standing, 90 ~ East a portion Of u. Tor
century AMI halt An earlier ssitiens NJ.
though. than Portsmouth, va, made about
min. miles from hefe On ths lie q shoas
n vas thsr- that Capt John Smith first ~
To-, In MAJ nr hls early sKplorationA AMI
III. lite ssaglri nslghhorhooi. trssiess AMI
.lnoa vsrlursless hollis many traces Of
that smb.il0us man. tc,iisi The oil little
monument srsc.ei thsre 10 bis memory.
siraneo a. 10 may sesm. This bleak group ~
islanis ,oon after iIs atc1very. iscsms
rapidly I..op'ei. AMI IL l. 'f'lrmsi that ino In
habltAnis olc, bal stiiifncl thsrs II one
can take rec ri from The shsr"s resembling
graves. ~ isiy markei ~ The rough islani
.ions., ths statement ctnt s'sm srronsous
l,ut n arp,ars IN iirereni ishi When Ne
won,isr whsrr tls 80 f1uni froiholi ~ ons
ansl TIE same TIM when nos thew scms
ictn, soil o. their graves
The OIL st,ns churrh. sreciei in i5li. 4
one q The mot spprsp-la'e monuments q
tn pas'. II coulins rccoris % Ell th-
cary iani gr,nt.. ths csascs etc. t.siis'
mcuilon % "a, struggle % convert anil
elucais ths milan. t. p.rii, q The
colonial wsrs. ani other fac's that srcm
D. us q tbs 49, AZ lsgsniary a. cur fairy
,torisN ~ ths breaking out q ths rsvolu'
,ion the Inhabitants f,i 81 the mainland f1r
protection. an bat f.w q the iamiii', ever
r,iurnsi 10 make ihs islani, their place 4
ah.Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
irENs XARIous

EmbrOlier,d slip, are now much uset
instead OF chluiI covers for chairs. They
csn be male OF tala wooden material, or
Of linen the better way 20 have ths covers
a. nicely Is TO lay the material on the chair
pin IL In places 10 hold II nrmly and lay
the plAlts aud seems Jasi where they
.hoali be and cut the material then. The
scans and edges are bound with braid aud
the corners are laced down with cords.
The cap. for the arms are "a Stoned will
battous aud bliton.holes.
Itisa mistaken Idea 10 cover . carpet
with . dfugget Ia the belief that IL will
save H. What wears out carpets Is the
grinding on the h)or aud the protection
should come from beneath.
Bsndsna sprons are made OF bright-hued
bsndans handkerchiefs. Make . perfectly
plain sprou with pockets. Turn down
the top aud run 10 bright red or yellow
satin ibbon To tie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

On tie motsfnfni q ths srttis msni farthc-
n, no th~ - III rope prvrarri 20 protect
tbsmsslv-. from both encruachmenis = tie
lndians anl from forsiyn invaisrs - that
ID, defensive institutions q early Ports
unf nth wsrc both nnmerol, rni ample. AMI
many Cd sarihsoIk, yet rsm,ia Ih-ss.
houeser. are lcss attractive than the OIL
s,ons AMI mortar ones--McClary ami Con
sttuilon McCiary iopi lIiiy promi-
neuc, % Kitisry ro.ni. AL dates hac. 81
yeirN TIE Oh block houss-fcbgAi Zoe q,
Preservation In isiS-sA foini 20 no light
interest II was model n protection In IL
day. tult with q pro- betting upp'r story
with loopholes Arranged 80 that The garrison
couli nrc down on the enemy In cass q an
attack. but nov merely an Diiheiir finish
for the moism fort At iis bass
Portsmouih po-.e..ss, l--iie All this, tie
olls.t newspaper In the Uniie,i states. called
The Ssw HamI-hire Gttetts, cstAbli'he'l In
isiA iissrcsllent hArlor was early rscog-
n al, on account % the nelshboring mbsr.
a. sl,s for ship tuiliing In 100 the Yak
Land. ntv.fOlr guns was ordered built hsre
by the British government Tue lsangsr.
eighteen guns. Capt Paul Jone., MAS also
luit here. unlsr an orler from the Con-
tineniai congress Even now u possesses a
noating balance dry deck that coat cur gov
srnmrnt about tl,enun
AL told therc are few places ca the contl-
nsnt that contain 80 many relics or sublc .
for remlnlsccnc,.s, noe L. more worthy "a
visit by the summer tourist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
lleuIang,r.. Greal TanIl.

The great fault which can h. brought
against Gen Boulangcr-and Tor this b. Will
h. juiged severely by iho-.a who pas -enience
On him now GO hcnaftsr-ls that b. has intro
ducsl politics into the army. Intentionally
ana with persistence which u Is difficult %
exr1ze This il The grCatsst misfortune which
coun lefall Fnnos-a misfortune which .hs
hal hitherto c-clpei. AMI % which 30 D. now
on the point % being condemned We have
now "a rrckon with this NV factor which
Gen. Boulangcr has introduced into tn pub
Ne affair q Franz, AMI Isshapa even q
Europe Lastly, u must b. remembered that
when a man - Ambitions NJ Gen liouhnger
Il, AMI In command % the army % great
country. 4. ridicuiel--as D. has l-,en by sDnlo
newspapers-as "A Bonaparte without VIC
tori.s, !" b. l. incitci to desire to complete the
r,-.ruhlance Paris Cor IOnl1u Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
p.Lo,. r.ll,or on Waiting.

The mo,her.in law Is a valuable institution
out west. A Dakota editor made the follow
I'M statement In bis paper Last week Tins
i.ing rather hard, We are going 20 take our
wife 10 the home q cur motherin-law next
week for short visit. and We viii give COR
reaiers little vacation by not issuing any
PAPER They won't los much. for there l.
little news going just now, and We print this
week an editorial on the tariff which would
have Appeared ne1t week. The only thing
We have hal 10 leave cut on this account Is
BIN Jones advertisement about a farm for
sale: hut that Il Of no consequence, a. he
hasn't paid anything for IL yet brethren
white paper Is too blAmeid dear to fool itaway
when cur mother-inlaw viii keep " a week
for nothing. Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
Ni.cTiiANrors

D1adrvf The annoyance from dan
irad eau % prevented by dsmpcnins The
scalp three OF four tlmes week with sal.
PAR t,lfsr. made by pa,ilng one.hsli OF
an Dance % nlar ~ sulphar inio plni OF
water aud shaking occasionally Tor ~ ,
days then pOlf OF lat) clean bottle.
TriAspdrsa PiDsr ills sail that pa.
psr can Dc male /. transparent ~ glass.
~ spreading over u with = son brush
very thin cOAilns % rrsln dissolved Ia
-plrlt, % viae flas. ihia paper Ia best.
All the mixture mast b; applied on both
sides.
Blaslay Dr Cloi.ss.-raSe one oatcs OF
son Prus.lsn blue. p)sier u, and pat II
into . bottle with Que qaari Of clear rain
water. sni sii . quarter OF an ounce OF
oralle acid powdsrci. A tes.?oonfal
will be sgiiisleni for LARRY large wash
Ing.
10 EsmOr, iron MlHi,b.-Rlo the spots
with little p0siervd ox,llc acid or salts
oflemoa, AMI warm water. Let u rem,in
rev minute, aud we'll flnss Ia clear
water.
Fjr CAappsi HIsls aAi Ficss.-Pui q
few drop. of glycvrlne into the water be-
fore washing the face aud hands. or " onlJ
va.hlug the hands. drop Que drop into
the palm ofthe hand after wA,hiag OF the
soap rub 10 all over the hands sni wrists.
Thea dry Thoroughly.
A DriAt.-Bpll In . gallon OF wster
two ounces of sarsspsrills and two ounces
OF Spanish licoric-, uatil TIE water IL Re-
ducei IA three pints. Tat. MAJ be taken
II any lime. even Al meals IL good
parfi z OF tue blood aud slightly spsfisni.
Dlsaiiag Rrfims IA psrfumei oil
may De oDIainei ~ placing any secuted
alwrr- or leaves la q bottle with slternsts
layers of cotton vol. very lisnuy placed.
| aud saturated we'll With pare olive oil
then place IL 10 the heat OF tns sla Tor
ab0at fortnight, BY which time TIE seeut
will have penetrated the wool aud thor
oughly impregnatei the oil with its per
famv. which can thsn De gently sqieeE ID
out 5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
WnAr Wa IN. Innx.

That made yoar face 30 free and clear from
plmplr., said hls sseethesri. Why. dOn'i
yoa know. Evaf For over . year ! TOOK
everything I coali thlak OF without help
log me. then ooaght tsO bottles OF Sal
phar Blrisrs, and now haven't one PIN
pie on my face. Its The best blood cleans
er ever saw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
A SwfyDIyu

doe. no, refer possible purchasers 10 his
victims. The Aihlophoros Co gladly re-
fer sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciaiica. nervous or sick headache, kidney
ana liver complaints 10 those vho kars b,c.
exrci of these diseases by Aihl,phoro-. and
will furnish names and addresses Of many
such persons 10 those desiring them. Ath-
Iophcros Il the only remedy fir these dis
eases that can stand such tesi.
Augusta, Ne. April 10, 1850.
No Sir don't think anything about
n lagv Aihlophoros 10 bc the lcst
medicine that ever was CO rheumatism or
neuralgia; when my ION was very VI with
neuralgia and Was l'eing eiby doctors
all the way from Boston and langor' Who
aid neuralgia was a harl thing 20 handle.
thew dil not ease him, bot three doses Of
Aihlophoros knocked the pain out Of him.
sit did forme
For seven weeks I could not DO 4 stroke
a. york, | took Aihlophoro-, because u had
done 40 much Coz my by my rheumatism
trouhlc.l me in the hack, les and feet.
A,hlophorc= will Kill pain quicker than
any medicine ] ever sa~ OF iooA.
vonASoU- KrNnAIi-
Great Falls. y. H., March u, 1856
With me Athlophorus out-.lls all rheu-
matism medicines anil herewith ] give you
one sample II II. work in this place. NJ.
Cyrus Curtis has lem ~ Afflicted With
rheumatism that for the past three year.
he has been unable 81 walk, ctoep, 10 pnt
one foo, ont AMI drag the other up 10 =
ami thus get along. Three weeks ago
recommended Aihlophorns % him, iSo
bottles has 20 a. BE- states unlfo'raoi him
that he can walk natural again. lie u
nov an earnest advocate q Aihlophoros.
4. II. WISoArr. Druggist
Every druggist should keep hhlophorc'
ami A,hlophoru~ PILL, bot vhsfc ihey can
not H. bought IL the druggist the Aihlo.
phoros 10. H. Wall -, New York, vii
send either (arrisgc paid on receipt q
regular pricc. which j. si.o0 pr bo'il'
or Athlophnr,.. AMI 5os' or l'ills.
Tar liver and tiiney d,sesscs dfsffi-la. in
alrrsflIn. urakuCas urffuit nfiilflt N.tts
"a Womsn ronsipaiiln. hftiis Pei. "a,
hsaf |r ffffrfHr. lI'I co. u'f - iaif4 n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
n.m.na.a nv M. nu.ln..s

swhy that cruel. relsnile-s ,ook, George'
dear Abe askei; shave you ceased TO love
mef
, sHushl- h. Whispered, hoarsely. -ths M
ture Of my business demands H."
sOh, George, dos opsnlns oysters require
such a cold, Implying erprcsionT
Il am no longer an oyster oPener.' be 10
Piled, and the cruel. releniless look became
stli moro cruel and relentless; I'm bag
care mastsr.~-fife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

A. the season advances, tie pains and
aches by which Rheumatism makes itseli
known. are experienced after every expos
are. IL IL not claimed that HOODS sarsA'
parllla IL spscin; FOR Rheuma,ism-se
DOUBT n there l.. or can Do, such . remedy
But the thousands benefited by Hoods
SsrsspsrlllA. warrant Us In urging Others
Who -uf-r from rheumatism TO take IL be-
fore The rrsi keen twin &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

Roast Bs,f II piece Of beef 10 roast
flf my t,1l- mi,, cons from he slfloin
or af.I or second cot The third cut Is
Dear Ihe shoulder. sni IL not 80 good ~
the Others small portion Of The shoal'
der.hl,ie 1. taken vita the ihiri cut,
shlch ihe hatcher removes. Ani Ia ~,
place neatly inserts . piece Of fs,, ihsrcoF
decslying the anlniusleii bat II mskcs
poor roast E2lcatss require that be,i
ani maiiou shoali be cooked rare. There
/. great difference between raw ani rare
neat raw meat inside % roast will have
= dafk purpllsh color. while rare meat IL
81 delicate crimson. TIE plate should
b. very warm when rare meat 10 served
Allow no flar or f.i In the gravy. Car
rot. chopped nne. ,arnlP' m,shei. ani
shols potatoes aui cspoiss. src excellent
with roast beef never nash potatoes
lor hot roast BEEF or maiioo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
A WEEK or PUDDISGs.
No~nAy.


Rice Psdiiag -0ae-thifi cup OF rice.
one cop OF sugar. two eggs, one pint OF
milk, half . lemon, and salt soak the
rice over night Beat the yelks OF ihe
eggs with one tablespoon OF the sugar.
and crate la the lemon riui. add the rice
snd milk. bake one hour Tale The
whites OF The eggs and beat TO asun ffoh
with the re.t OF the sugar. then add the
lemon Juice. Pour II over the pudding at
ter IL IL bskei, and brown II In The oven
two or three minutes.
TUESDAY.
EgyJfiaH PadiiRg -Oae pound OF suet,
one pound OF rsi-in-, three quarters OF
pound Zoe bread. half an ounce OF alisplee,
four ngs chopped doe, four tsblespooniuls
OF sugar. two eggs, two glasses OF brandy,
the PEEL of half lemon chopped Tue. Mlf
all well together aud put into . mould.
steam IL for -four hours.
WEDNESDAY.
Iaiida Jsiiy PaiiiAg -Scali one cup
bolted meal 10 I a. of new mia Whsn
doue add cup OF four mixed With eold
milk, liz cup faisins, - sweet apples
pared and qasrtsrcd, l teaspoon cinnamon
4 ? ginger, I cup molasse-, season very
high with salt. Before pattlng In the oven
Adi an extra o. Of milk AMI bake slowly
| from 10 10 ~, nOurs, stirring Thoroughly. .
A. II COOKS away keep adding iron 10 >
cups OF milk, and you will have the old
fashioned Jelly padding wished fof.
JERusul.
THURSDAY.
Corn SidrrA Psiiia1 -rake Que qlari
OF milk ani pat one halfol 10 boil. When
/ In faAlsanllnful4
OF corn starch dissolved Ia little cold
milk. and sugar 20 taste. When done.
.tr in white. OF two eggs beaten stu
Make eus,ari OF the other part OF mllh
and the yolk. of the two eggs, AMI pour
over paiilux when cold. rnis 10 much
imprOv,d by nsvOriug with vanilla OF
lemon.
TRip.Y.
Igast. Puliiag. Slew two 90 ihres
pluais OF spplc-. peeled sni oorci' Win
sugar ~ taste, aud . little lemon peel
until r-iucei 20 palp remove the lemon
peel. whi.k three eggs ~ roth snd
then mix them the apple palp aud iatee OF
f,ar ounce. OF batter. slightly warmed
beat all veil together Until qalie smooth
Border pie dl.h. with pod paste. P)ar 10
The mixture aud bake Ia TIE oven.
SATURDAY.
Tfpiocd Paifisy soak cup tapioca
over uigat ini : cups ofwsiet. Ia moro
log pot In doable. bill with sooihsr eul
~ s.ler AMI cook illl Ike l-lly. Take 81
stove. sii jlior aud grated fini ofalemot
some prefer alec Of tsOl ani ssecisa VI
taste. Eat When cold With cream an
sug,r. Tai. ia very nlce dessert, anG
something nss 10 IN East
sUSpsN.
Ccsaa Blisr Pafiiag -iIsfs pini %
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hsfsplut ~ 4 or , Egg. little salt
nslf i-..pOoufal OF soi, Beat The white
aud ynlk. OF the eggs separately. ani adj
ihs white. last B,s- Ia mpicfsi'ly
bot oven Thl. l. thv gssea Of batter pad
dag. Ay,fy nice sauce for u l. male
o. Aiilug u scors cup NJ boiling milk
= ta,l-.p ,oufsl OF aoaf, ff.i vet With
utt. cold milk Have ready tsseapfa
OF sasar aui half teacuPf1l 90 ballsr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

PROMOTED Two men who were once
warm friends, bat who had not seen each
other for nearly twenty years, met on q
railroad train. Aftsr an exchange OF greet
ings one OF them said;
"Yoa are looking nsshIer than you did,
Corporal"
II BEG your pirioa. bu, rs General. :"
"whsti-
my friends call me General"
"why. how's that; We used TO call you
'Corporsli'~
eyes, I was . corporal when I came
out OF the army"
"rhsrs what I thought. don't see
VIA, yoa could have done since 10 your
rank"
Don't. sbr'
"So, I dou't. What Was NJ
eve moved farther west four times"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

''Yoa told me, Arthur. iha, your doctor
advised yoa TO drink whisky. Has II
done you any g0Odf'
"wsn. I shOali say SD. got 4 barrel
OF IL two week. aso. sni | c ould hardly
IN 10; and nov ! eau carry IL about The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

NJ. Noltan (erplslnlng) Icy see,
they build Ore underneath the dor OF
the engine, aud when 10 gets hot enough
they put the boiler on, open the cylinder
door. ani that lets the steam get Into the
wheels aud away Ne go"
LSiles-"0h. thank you. We often
wondered how 10 was done"