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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

A TARANIuLA BrrE.-"Some years
ago." said Mr.. Allen Richards TO the
Warren Ohio TriJuRe reporter. when
was down in Texas, three Of US started
out hunting. We had been warned TO
beware Of taran,ulAs. and to relieve any
Of our party who nigh, re, bitten. ne
took along supply Of whiskey. We
found = very fne specimen Of the taran-
,ula. which we placed in = cigar box.
Ga the way home M Of my companions
fell backwards over the sea, and crushed
down upon the cigar box. coming In con.
tao, with the mAddened insect before he
could arise. He cried out with pain, en-.
claiming that he had been bitten. The
bite Is to some extent poisonous and quite
painful. We dosed OUT unfortunate
companion with whiskey and urged on
our horses TO their utmos, speed. The
poor man suffered exerueiatins pain. and
kept calling for more Of the sntido,e IN.
Ill be had drained the last drop from the
bottle.
"On reaching home we summoned .
physician, who made an examination
and found that the wound vas caused.
no, by . bite. but by . tack In the cigar
box"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
U puzzLR CORNER.
[cOmmuniesuees fcs mis- psE.r.,nssi should
nsr. Ael


Mlutltsh fnsatt'<
4 Thr~anhs OF q man who was sent
10 q certain king with . message OF on.
srstnla,ions and . present OF silver, gold
and brss.) was IN ancestor OF that hing.
? four.sevenths Of Q man whom Paul
proposed 10 send 10 Titus vas the son OF
a"wiii nan
3 foaranhs Of confusion Was one
who .belpg dead Jet speaksih."
"a One half ofa prophet was . priest.
Three-sevsuths of q warrior. whose
weapon wsss fsrmipg tool. was q whose
postsrity was cursed because he showed
dlsrcspsc, TO his father.
G. Three-rlghths OF . name given In
prophecy 10 . certain vsiiey was The grand
son % Joel.
,. ouethird OF the man who Invented
dark lanterns wss The place where q great
rulers wife came from. et1a
: One-fogfth Of "a strong ass couch.
log down bslusen two burdens" Was =
city OF Moab. .
D r~oar.nlnihs OF one OF the books OF
the Bible WAS one OF the apostles.
10 Two-thirts OF q hing who showed
kininess 10 = prlssrer Was the name OF an
Idol.
m. Ope half Of . man who vNs killed
BY an earthquake was Que OF pa'ids
mls hty men.
h. One-hslf Of Temperance boy ~ss
a elsy where stolen Idols were worshlpei.
The initials OF the whole words spell The
name % a place. where . certain king
Tough, his arst battle, and where years
snsrward. his hssiless boty ~ss buried
and the initials OF The fractional words
r,.r,.pgsd spell The name OF = plsc, where
another hing fought bis last battle.
4. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

"Ah. Farmer Robinson" said his fair
city guest, 'how quietly you live out here
In the country; you are not disturbed by
society qusrrels. or political excitement,
OF labor troubles, bat all Is comfortable
and pleasant"
Eyes, miss, I s'pose II looks % 10 you.
But there's the hottest society quarrel over
who's going 10 sing alto In the choir next
year. an there's politics. Ben Johnson
swears shant be selectmAn again, and ~
for labor troubles. my hired man struck
yesterday because ! wanted him 10 milk
seasons OF %epIoymsnt ~ well ~ you city
folks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
nov TO IA , wHisE ROOM HOLDER.

nov TO MAEE A wntsK room uotpE
Thls holder IL made 10 the form OF =
locker cap. oct OF pieces OF bright rinse
and dsfk.blns plush, velvet, CT e!oin.
Flrs, cut . roani piece OF paste board,
seven inches 10 diameter and . strip for
The bask four inches vide. ani seven inch.
g long, with The ends rounded exactly 10
d, the circle. For the cap, cut . circle
oai OF The paper eight inches In diameter,
AMI fold IL Into six sqaL parts. One OF
those parts will serve asa pattern Tor TIE
cap. Cut by IL three pieces OF red plush
ana three OF blae. OF % any contrasting
oolors yoa may prefer. blue and white OF
bai will be equally pretty and he nghi
shade could be made OF cashmere. Seu
al the six parts neatly together. Cat out
The front piece u pAste-board and cover u
with TIE darkest color aud pat . button On
the top covered with b!ae velvet sew The
front piece on 10 the TOP. Cover the circle
with iark. blue silesls OF six and basic on
10 IL two layers OF cotton battling OF wai'
ding. Then draw The cap lighily over IL
so that II will stand up well and not pre-
seat Dat appearance. Sew The JOCKEY
cap upon Il with an over and over seam
very beatty. Sew the back piece upoa H.
In The same nauner. Attach q loop Al The
back OF the cap 10 Suspend II by and you
will have = very pr,tty whisk'oroom hold
er. IL will make = pleasing present fora
gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The Fisms.-One Of the stories II
which the peculiar Christian name figures
Is Of an accident that hsppsne1 whsr
Preserved Fish, jus, twen,y-one years o.
age. had been made captain Of . Nav
Bedford whaling vessel A revenue cut.
ter bore down upon him and demanded
the name Of the brig.
"The Flying Fish." shouted back the
young commander.
"whst's the earsog" wss the next
question
"Piekled Fish," VAS answered.
"And Who 10 captain!
preserved Fish"
That government officer couldn't stand
this. He did not propose to be fooled
with and made fun Of In this way,
and on board be climbed with bis lieu
tenants. only to find that the whole truth
and nothing bat the truth had been
told him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
CLIP FoRApx,K

The foundation for this little library or
once o~onvenleuce IL . toy wAsh'ooafu
Aboui The slIe OF . sheet OF eommerels
note paper. Copper wire is attached 70
the bach by Two double mating lacks and
ben, TO form IN easel stand. The board
and wire mast be glliei or oronrsd aud .
gilt letter clip such ~ merchants hang on
ihslr ONCE walls 10 secure bills aud papers
Is screwed 10 the upper part OF the board.
Ia the little cavity mean, for = miniature
bar OF soap. may be painted the owners
name or monogram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
IT BELONGED To THE OTHER
FELLOW.


II va. In Chicago. The barber shop
was nsr, door to the bakers shop. ADD
the baker bad ju., go, a ton OF coal. The
coal had been dumped on the sidewalk,
and, after the fashion Of coal men, much
nearer 10 the BARRIERS door than 10 that
OF the baker. TO whom !, belonged. The
barber had jus, 20, the ls,her on . Gus
toner, when = blamed tramp came In.
spot in your coal. mi,,srg'
"So." said the barber. pleasantly
$40. my friend. that. no, my coal. you
know"
The tramp had hardly DISAPPEARED
round the corner when another opened
the door.
"Pu, your coal in for you. mister
"No," said the barber. a little sharply;
''ihe coal. no, mine. ! say"
They KEEP, coming, .ai seven OF them
appeared in twenty minutes. and to the
eighth mar the barber Is alleged TO have
said; "0hl The blamed coal Amt
mine"
"Now. see here said the 'havee'
.',hsre Amt no use in ge,,in' mad over
IL. Jus, put up a sign 'syin' This coal
ain, mine That. all ye need
"s.y. you've 60, a grsA, head said
the barber. and In q few minutes had the
sign stuck on the top Of the heap OF coal.
''Reekon ,ha,ll fix H." be remarked.
The door opened and a tall man with
% shovel looked 10. 'ssy. mister, did
you put ,hs, sign Up or did the o,he'
fella!"
Then the barber closed biz shop and
wen, out aud 10, drunk. lie bad only
one remark 10 make when Justice Mech
fined him IS. sinister Judge" be said,
.'ean't I make tha, baker psy my doe ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
OYSTER WRITERS.

Make q batter as for ordinary f%ritters.
except In place OF all milk for the wetting
use half oyster liquor. Have the batter
thick enough not 10 spread on the Fat when
cooking. bat not 90 thick ~ 10 be tough.
Nice beef ~drippings or snst are best TO
cook the fritters In, and there should be
ouly enough 90 they viii slip around but
NO, float When the latter IL ready. tale
up one tablespoonful a. . time. pat an
oyster In the spoon and have the TAT sissips
hot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Tx Class IN Moral PmLosormr.-
Tesehsr-"NO-. young ladies. We come
to the subjec, in moral philosophy
known generally as the kiss" Miss
Rabylips. ia young nan should a.ismp.
to hiss you how would you sctf'
Miss Rabylips-'I sbould act on the
dsfensive-give him ~ much dght a.
possible and eventually surrender"
"why would you give him 50 much
trouble?
ITO make him more ~appreciaiive.
che fsrcer the battle the swee,er the
vieiog.'"-PAladdpAis Call
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The captain was . very religious man,
The cabin boz WAS ordered up 10 be whip
ped for ONE mi.dsmesnor. Little Jack
went crying and trembling. aud said 10 The
captain Please. cir, will you walt I'LL
say my prsyersi" "Yes," WAS The stern
reply. "wsll, then" replied Jack, looking
10 aud smiling i%riumphaniiy, "In say
them when I get ashore"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

OSK IIuSpRKD rKR cKSr PRorr.-A
patriotic citizen OF vscayiile. California,
Who detssts the heather Chinee, recently
refused 10 sell q native OF the Celestial
Empire . lot for $1,000, bot sold II 10 "a
esteemed Yankee friend for $500. With
an eye 10 business the esteemed Yankee
sold 10 10 the hesthen and pocksted
profit OF $500, snd the patriotic Citizen
now has . Chinese wsshee' sign floating
next door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
TnRKx REASONS

Why every one needs. and should take
hoods Sarssparilla In the spring
ibs Because the system 10 now In its
greatest need. Hoods S~arsspsrills gives
strength.
"a Because the blood IL sluggish and
impare. Hoods Sarsspariils parties.
ST. Because, from the above facts.
Hoods ~SarsaparillA Will do . greater
amount OF good now than at any other
time. Take 10 nav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Amer uslpg all the humbog llpImeni.
and sslves with sure failure. go and get Of
your drugTi,i . Ifop Pasisr. The strong
ssi and best porous plaster ever made.
Vastly superior 10 all other external rem
eits.. The complsts pain sllsJlng virtues
81 fresh Hops combined with strengthen.
log Guns and Dargundy Pitch. Csc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

I c,S s.rKLY recommend Ely's Cream
Balm for The cure OF CaiArrh, Cold In the
Head. etc. Before | have used the frsi
bottle I purchased I nnd mysslf cured. AZ
times I could scarcely smell anything and
had . headache most OF the time -iIKSRr
LILLY. Agent for the American Express
Co. 0rsui Haven. Mich. Price 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
uuyvfxs.

Tale one pin, Franklin Mills iour and
one pint bread four, one-third OF . cup oil
molsssss, one-haif tablespoonful OF salt,
(or . teaspoonfu). onethird cup OF yeast
add two and one-half cups OF water. II
you use . yeast cake take one cake OF yeass
dissolved In one cup OF water. Beat The
mixtare we'll and let 10 rise over night. On
the morning pot 10 into murin tins. Lat
10 rise again and then bake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

JeAasoA's iAoiyAs LialmsAf IL. without
doubt. The safest, sgrest, and beet remedy
that has ever been Invented for internal
and ,xisfnal use. II IL applicable 10 .
great variety % complaints. sni l. equally
bsn,f clA fOr nan or beast Find out
about II ard Thank us for the advice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Who has not been able 10 attend 10 bis
business FOR years. was Interviewed by OUT
reporter yesterday. and says. For years
! was troubled with Bright's disease ofths
kidneys. The doctors gave ms up.
Through an Eastern friend I obtained
bottle Of sulphur Blitsrs. took I've
bottles aud now I sm almost well. Keith
sells ihem.-SIA FnqAciscO Cdu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
TO CLARITY pxlrrrSos.

Place the drippings over the IRE 10 .
suitable vessel, then peel. wash. and wipe
. good-sized Irish potato. slleing q " 70
ny. Put them into the fat and let Them
simmer together on the back OF The range
tiii the sediment has sunk 70 the bottom
OF the pan; skim carsfrlJ any foam on
the top. strain the liquor and Get IL 70
cool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

FiouKr GKu-"Tkere goes ~.
ure. " said . young lady. referring to a
handsome aud stylish ~ho passed.
"a 'kgure. VIVA, Is . 'hgure
"why. ihA, woman Ia 'hgure.' She
/, 20 . cloak and .ui,ing establishment,
VIA, . model Is to- painter. by means
Of her form. style and handsome face
many thousand. Of dollars sre made BY
the proprietor. am . figure, too. ba,
unfortunately I lack the magical eombi'
naiioa TO make a show figure, viz; beau.
" Of face. perfse, form. and superb style.
There are in every large cloak and suit.
Ing establishment, three different kinds OF
figures, 10 wit: The show. the design
ihg. and The fitting figures belong to
The fitting figures, because my face Is no,
handsome enough 10 be q show. The
show figure women remain down stairs
AID Try on eloaks for the purchasers to
zee how stylish they are and TO make q
selection. The cloak Is tried on. The
pri,y-heed figure. perfee, in form. and
stylish IN movement. puts on = cloak and
walks round for Mr.. Bayer 10 ace and
admire. II be will. The great point Is
the buyer will be absorbed IN looking .,
the pretty face Of the figure aud no, pay
much attention to the cloak ~ !, appears
on exhibition. IL frequently happens
thu, = show figure has 'implya pretty
face and style. ~i,hoa, q perf,e, shape.
But q fitting figure. who can have any
kind Of . face. mus, have . perfect form.
The elosks are all fitted upon her when
made. and her body mus, be Of beautiful
symmetry. 30 As TO correct any defects In
the Gu, and makeup. The life Of = fit
ting figure Is dull and somewhat arduoas.
The designing figure has all the designs
Gu, from her shape. Figures ge, more
pay than regular shop girls, because !, IL
10, everybody who can boas, Of = perfect
.hspe."-Nsp York Nal and E<Pres'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
~ d cusmIoN.

To make = q1slhily s,,rse,l'e pln.eush'
ION for . tufesu or dressing case, stun =
pair OF The lsrg,stsitei baby's boots. put
ting afsi . little sheet lead In The Zee, Ia
prsyen, ,hsli falling over easily. siun
Them with bran and cover The tops neatly
with satin. Put . six cord around The
top OF each and join tnem together with
s6ow OF the cord, with ,assels or balls on
The suds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

You can't work 10 much purpose unless
you are well. bat you can build up your
health aud strength with fsfkef's Tonic,
snd work will then become easy. IL sets
the lungs, liver and kidneys In working
order. Coughs and colds vanish before H.
Tske n In time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

A Maine woman has ordered . 81, Of
false teeth Tor her aged pet pony. We
,rus, that this example will DO, be gsuer-
ally followed, for how 10 q 10 tell whether
. horse IL four years old or forty, II the
tooth tss, IL 10 b. eliminated nom the
pfoblemf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The papers tell % msn who cured him
self OF Brlght's Disease % The kidneys
ny living on one gallon % milk = day Tor
nve years. This disease has been cured
by Brosn's s~irsspirills In - days. For
sale by al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

~. Lsst Rsqasst-"Thefe IL one last
rqasst I would make" said the dying
grsmmsrisn. Ash IN. newspapers. II they
give sn sc,oun, Of my funeral. % avoid
speaking Of IL - my funeral obssqalss. I"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

desire 20 state that I vas taken with
severe palus In my len arm which caused
me the lo,s OF several nights sleep. l
vas entirely cured with q few doses OF
your remedy. A~thlophoros. J. u Dewey,
Manchester, New Hampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

"a hen has 10 feet "iIs done H."
TIT, va. what Superintendent II. II. Rus
sell OF Broektou placed upon The black
hoard for the pupils ~ correct. This wss
The way one boy corrected 10 "iIe didn'i
done II; God done H."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Clipped from CdHaia PresbyieriaA, under
of q. Blsekstt Robinson, Pfopr.
I was cured % o~n-reurring bilious head.
aches by BuriOck blood Bittsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
Tive vrstched looking trsmps were

Tive wrstched looking trsmps were
brought before . Texas Justice OF the
Peace. Addrsssipg the worst looking
one. the Justice ssksd; "whsrs do you
livsr' "Nowhee." "And where do
you liver" said the Justice, sddrsssing
the other. eve GOT the room above
him."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
sont1. ENr1slor or Prnr

Con LivxH on, WIN IIrrornosrurrrs,
10 Nosi Nutritious dAi SireHghsHiAg.
DR. G. y. KNiom. S. Joseph, Mo-.
says II have used SCOTS Emulsion for
three years, with the greatest Satisfaction
In all eases. where nulfisn, medication Ia
required.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

II now takes bat six minutes 10 send .
cable message u London and get an an
swer, bat II still takes an Office boy some
thing over two hours n 20 round the cor.
ner and return with q plumber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
LAND FOR SALE /!

n undssiEsei Offers fr sac NE folosisg
teser 81 lots % hhdt
No 4. Par OF lots Ne rs AL II. Ia fox's
Grant. leo called In feru, ssg'matei 70 - aooat
10 scrss. and vel knOsn a. ne klbridEe Can
mon farm.
No. TIE TObia Fstm go called comprising
ahout Too lDts. knd estm atsd a. 10 kcrts. also 10
fsfu. near Worthy foad.
ne abose loss. nof being rquiref ir ths par.
pcs. q usrdstAle Farm. rtl - sod 90 . pfies
.htch viii make ihsm q p~rotAble inyestmest 10
Gar ons desiring nrst class pasturNxa. f0r price
tle. sppy ~ Charlss Niekery, hsnsxsr Hsrd~
tale Iarun. CAnten- NAkl n. WAkp.
Canrna- a~ua lmn. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The editor Of The Plymouth Free Fr,o
found q three shouted elan The other day,
AMI such IL the fame made for him by this
discovery that b. &, slreaiy talked OF Tor
az active member % the Sea Serpcut Club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The Smith College girls have organized
. society for the protection Of birds. The
lsfks OF the young gentlemen will receive
their frst attention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Dr. Hammond says that wearing sllk
hats 4. the esuse OF hsldness. All the
sane. men who wear sllk hats don't pay
Que fourth a. much fof stOre hair ss do
the women who wesr straw AMI flt hats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Bdy. State Baas-rhree cups OF new
milk, one cup OF yeast, one cup OF butter.
one ~tsaspoonful OF soda. one nutmeg. Mil
the milk, yeast, sugar and four enough foi
4 stif batter, over night; In the morning
the butter. another cup OF sugar. spice and
soda ana fiour 10 make IL a. stir as bread
let II rise sufficiently. cut out the cakes
and let them rise while the oven Is heat
Ing. few eurrants can be used II de-
sired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
nEArukR cAkE

ose cup OF sugar. o egg. two tsis
spoonsful OF melted butter. q cup OF
milk, three cups OF nour, fsvor with lem.
on, Two tsaspoonsfui Of baking powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

when n.by ~ slsh. vs gave Asr cssss<,A
When che vN . Cid. chs ensd fos cAs,sstA.
When abe became Ma. che siaAs 10 cssseriA,
wssa che Asd cAnarss. she ssvstAsa cas,eaA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Know TnYsKLr, by reading the "sei.
snce OF Life," the best medical work ever
p%abllshei for young and ~mlddle-sged men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

ASswEns To PrEELrs % LAST Win
i.-Secsaw.
g-Too,hpicks
S-A family nlgh, through France and
Gefmsny.
t-OnbL
81. HsviuLss. Cook ;, Smith. y
Hewitt
al. Drnk. rink. ?. Dear. ear. >
VIII, ~. Z. Shut. hut 5. Tr,in, rain'
G. Cash, ash. :. cispbosri. lsPoosrd
:, shoe, boz. ,. Price. rice. 10. seven
even. N. Drake. rake ~, cisrk. lark -
Yarn. arm. 10, Coat, ost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Their l. q lady student In q Dstrol. sem.
enough - write an esssy entitled
The Good oh Tines"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

All nts stopped free by Dc Kilnsis Great
News ilsstorsf. So nts amer fr-t days NE
Marvellous cure.L Treaties end " trial bottle
80. fhila. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Why wonder at the conyi,ii habits OF
the printeri IL is perfectly natural that
be should like ~ set EN- up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

tluth
Hare are q few good rules worth re-
Numbering when one has occasion 10 Sc
lect flour Tor family use. or course The
color II OF prime Importance. III u II
white. with q yellowish colored tint, buy
n, i'm IL white, with q blush cast, or with
white sp>cks In II, refuse H. Second. en-.
anime its sdhsslvsness-wet aud knesd =
little of Il between your nngersi N u
works sor and sticky 10 IL poor. Third.
throw . little lump Of dried -four against
q smooth surfseej II u falls like powder
n IL bad. Fourth. squeeze some OF the
-Four tightly 10 your hand ifit retains The
shape given By the pressafe. that. too, IL
a good sign. n IL safe To buy hour that
will stand all these tests.
10 cleaning paint spots which will not
yield 20 rubbing or soap. even The spots
which ioek like small gsshes cut througs
the paint, may be removed by rubbing
lightly with = damp cloth dipped In soda.
Don't throw Away old suspender rings,
| DO, sew then 10 the corners OF Kitchen
holders, serving Q better purpose than
loops TO hang by.
In winding = clothes line Wind toward
you and I, will proven, kinks.
skusA0rs.
Two.,hifd, lean. one.,hird Il, meat ;
chop fine; to every pound add one table.
spoon Of salt. one tablespoon Of powdered
sage. one half spoon Of black pepper. A
little po-dsred white mustard Is an i'm
provsm,n,. Mix thoroughly and pack
tightly Ia bags. which have been wrupg
from strong. sal, water. and driei. Hang
in a cool place.
To Miriam I would say Above all
things do not degenerate into . household
drudge. Take time 10 rad and study,
that yoa may BE- q help 10 your husbands
la, be may feel be has In yoa his ,qasli
may cone 10 you for sympathy, and that
yoa m,y take com 'oft In the III u 10 that
he l. rot growing awsy from you. Study.
that your ehilcrsn may resp,ei aud oonnds
In VOC thai they may pot say Tvs no
u.s 10 ask mother about oar lsssous. she
never looks Into . took study, that
your ttAkutois nsf se'" -
beyond ,illsee gossip, and may feel otns-
nted ,ni ehesrci 10 their Intercourse With
you. Take time zach day for this. even "
you have len some ttiag. unione. pfosid.
ci The things len are no, the dice lmfoft ~
your hone circle. have seen the iosite
he at many q farm house where there ~as
a large family, bird meu, and pfrh,ps
city COMPANY and have seen miny . vi.
lage boarding house. Ia each OF thsse
places there brlng only one pair OF hands
- do all The WORK. and with ouc sxeepslon
have never seen the house where The head
A ~ fsr 10 toe wOmsn Of cOaise) bad not
leisure each Afternoon. Wish therr Was
space Ia TIT. colamn that might III OF
some, whom I eonsiisr The noble women
| OF oar time. th0ugh they are 'ankno"n 10
fame aud living In their qaisi, humole
way. would be startled should any one sug'
gss, they were hsrolnss. And. MILAN
don't mlnd II the model hogssksepsr does
look shocked: Ills Jour W home over
which you are placed, aud BE- indepsnieni
enough 10 90 what yos choose with your
own. =
March 80. isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
The hervisst mash on record VAS when
truth vas crushed 20 earth.

Important To horse owners.-See sdver-
tlsemsnt In smother column.