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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati.

FLoUR-Fancy, $a,7594.iO; family, $3.50
WHEAT-No. 3 rcd, rs g75c; No. =, 7OGsOc.
OORN-NO mixed, 371Ac; No. mixed. $50
OATS-No. mixed, 2942Jhc No = mixed,
s0Lt8OJkc No \ white, 81 g3ic
PORk-Family, fl2 OO&l2l@16i regular, Sil50
LARD5-Ketle, 6y69O9kc.
BACON-Shlr. CLEAR dos, 6NgBHc
EESE-Prime to choice Ohio, ill69l2c;
New YOlk, ~ gl3c
PoJLTRY-S. ring chickens, Sl.OO a i.95 prime
to onoice $50 l1i5; common TO fair old S20J q
2.95 per dozen; dlcAs, &l.j) G2,75; live turkey s,
WoOL-Unwa5hed medium clothing, 95Ggc;
fine merino 10 &c common, 10 loc; Il ecs-
washed medilm clo,hi g. 53 s3lc, oombing, 30 0
32c; fine merilo Y ami Xxx, g5 20 Oc; burr and
cots I792Oc tub washed, 33G3jc; pulled. 81
HAY-No. / timothy. 81 90 81 so No. >, 5000
1880; mixed 1850; prai ie, 200 g75l; wheat,
oaUs and rye straw, S5A0gGOO.
CATTLE Good to choice ,tchers, -. ESQ 100;
fair. Sc 50G8l5; com on, Sl.50 IS; stOck-rs
and feeders, S2.i5g3jOi yearing5 and calves,
HodsDselect butchers, 4.9Oq48O; fair to
good packing, 400 g4.9O; fair 20 good lgh r3.75
SHEEP IN TO Ia r, N2oOg3;35; good 70
ehoicS, IS 50g4.e5; common t. Lai' lambs, $3.50
94.% good to choice. 80 86Oo
East Liberty
oATTLE-DuU and draaggy. Prime, $500
S.76 stooSers, S3,O093,3o feeders jS,si ga75;
receipts, 1881 mead shipments 2S5 mead
HOGS-Sow, -eceptS. 100 Leld; ship
ments, 400 head Philadelphia ,4Ij0t25;
Workers. SS.SoGLOoi common to light, S3.7O3
GaS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

$500 . Year. 20 Cts. a Number.
Rsrnlttances should be made by che. k or
money order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

7lsias Bags ate orUche'ei oli o. silk
OF wOrsiei, snail pair % scissors
attached hy 4 narrow fi1oOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

ESrERFRIsE AND SENsE-Some people
like humbug and are glad 10 buy ii aud
pay for IL. and treat Il a. they DO any
other commodity. writes the editor Of the
Hartford CouraRt ILLUSTRATED Jonraal-
ali.m, as well as other phase. Of the
same trade. SHOWS thi. interesting fac,
.ugges,ively. Any Newspaper man who
read. many OF the journals u the day
knows what an utter humbug this pic,o-
rial business IL. Certain agencies bring
out pictures Of people or places that hap.
pen TO be tor the moment conspicuous.
The same penon looks entirely different
ly a, the different agencies. |, depends
on where you buy to determine what you
will get The dead King Of Bavaria a,
one source Of supply may be the young
Brazilian Prince a. another.
Al this ofice, where number OF Illus
trAted dsilies come Ia by exchange, We
gave at one period little time 10 the col
lection OF these new expressions OF JOarn-
alistlc progress Two lines og luqairy aud
estigation were parsued with about
equal success One Vas 20 follow the same
face and see how many dlfsreng names 10
Was called As IL Travelled over the eountry,
and the other Was 10 take the sane name
and see how many different faces were at
trlbuted TO 10. Eseh line was long drawn
out and Ga interesting study. The same
female would ngure ~ murdersr's victim,
a. q noble woman who had slsln q villain.
n the belle OF the mountain or the sea.
shore, as Mrs. Cleveland. aud as q foreign
princess. The same man may be hero,
. villain, an actor, musician, editor, poll.
tieisn or court witness.
People seem To like H. Somebody,
III aising this new development OF enter
prise, Is quoted as saying that 90 long as
you oniy take Que paper. you don't know
that the pictures are not correct; and 80
long A. you don't know u you're all right
There IL something In q philosophy which
nnds comfort In not knowing things. A
wide txpsnse OF bliss lies open before q
mind In that frame. The same sentiment
was expressed, also, IS regards "pews."
If you don't know IL isn't true, you can
enjoy IL. Some day the great public will
GET sick OF being thought . fool, and win
show Its sense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
THE CHAMPION LIAR.

A s,raSgsr who had Jast arrived At Z
country hotel 10 ArkaBssw became Involved
10 q discussion with the clerk. Finally,
the stranger. striking the rough pine coun'
ter with bis n,t, exclaimed;
sYOu are the biggest liarin Arksnsaw :"
The clerk, instead OF becoming offended.
ssidi LET me see you . minute. please.
lie drew the stranger aside, and remarked
"who told your
"wh0 told me whaif'
'rhs, lam the blggesiiis the sta,si'
s.No one"
"rhen bow did you nnd II ouif"
Il knev 10 az gisncs
MY friend" ssid the clerk. ctiOnste-
ly placing one hand oa the strangers
shoulder, 'yoa are the shsrpest man ev'
sr saw. IL took me some time 10 nnd II
out, bu; am the biggest liar In the State.
II you were ~ good Judge OF boss ~
you are OF man you could soon get rich
In this country. Say.a toar house as long
80 you please, and Jour board shall not
cost you Q cent. You will not nod place
In this country where genius IL admired
- much - IL Is At this notsl-"-Arkaasass
Trursllsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
Wn.r rnrr Mrnrr VIM hoo.

The unprecedented sale OF BosoAes's Ger
r.da Syrup within Afew years has astonish-
ed The world. Its without doubt the safest
and beet remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and effcctusl cure OF Coughs, Colds
and the severest Lung Troubles. IL acts
on an entirely Different principle from the
usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
a. Il does not dry up Cough and leave
the disease still la the system, bot on the
contrary removes the cause OF the trouble,
heals the parts Affected 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 you OF these facts. IL
Il positively .old BY all druggists and gen
erGl dealers In the land. Price Is cents
large bottles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
J. Pierce,
Bethel, Maine.
Nan.Itesideni Tnxr,.

ford. &C. the year 80
IRE foliosIng list % taxes on real esistf 81 non
resident osusrs ln tn tosn of plkneli. toe
NJ year ts-,. in bills cufnmitedto totn ~ tlis,
Collector 81 said town. on the aist daY ~ Aus..
- has ten rstarnssi hv him 10 me remaia.
NJ unpaii % the ilth lag u Aux ir,t. bY he
certlarais 81 that date. ani nos femain unpalti
and notice IL hsfsty ritsn that u sail iasesnisf.
81 ani charge are noi paid inio The Treasury II
sah Tosu. within eighteen munths IRON The late
q ne eommllmfnt ~ sali bills, 40 much ~ the
real estate tatsi asvll ~ suhr'sni % pay The
ehafsss. ulll Nlthout further notice D. soli A
Iablic ausiion 81 ne Ifcasartf's Gflos, IN said
iorn. On ne ion isy OF MNc1, is-i, a. 10 Of
a. FfnrE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

has heretofore been made In the treatment
OF rheumatism, neuralgia, anil nervous 90
sick headache. This l. evidenced BY the
failure on the part u thousan,b Of sufferers
10 End relief, even though they have sx.
haus,ci the skill IL various physicians and
tried numerous so-callcl rincdics. To
such Aihiophorus i offered a. s'lf,, s.fs,
ani guist ssre. L. Success h. besn Pie
nomsnal, and yet u l. not surprising L.
cau.e Il uM 10 al that l. claimed o. Il.
The Athlophorus ca. will gladly refer any
whn desire Ia make an investigation 10 ~
liable pariic. Who have tern curd by u.
Mou.an IIou.c, Ksnnslsink, Me,
March -. 1850.
Idcfivci great h,nshi from Tie ,sc ~
Athlophorus. For -Four months ] vgs con-
lined to the house a helpless niiltfcf with
acute rheumatism. lha,c BON uuuhlcd
for seven years. tut ny last siogc Va, mere
than ordinarily sevcrc lnd lcniul ] lad
thrcc different physicians treat me, hui al
they lii sas n imprss On ny mind HAT
| would always D. trunh'cd With rl,i ma.
iisu, als,. 10 charge mc tvp hundf'd aud
twenty-five dollars i1F ihcif WORTHLESS e'ii'
cincs and aivi,c lihCn. rlout that umc
hcarl e Aihi,phoros and i,iermined 20
try i, ., MY druggist so mc enc lC'ue,
an ihe contents q thar single boiil save
as ID mu.h relief and Cse. tlat l ith ]
v.satltsf ns thc road in rreuvoy. ] t'e'
tao AMI ga hail loiiles in ~, 81 ] vas
completely cirai Ilad u.ei A.hiOi : o.
roe in ihe 6r.i p'aec. | suuil late h0u
ml.hlri.rilra. WI. ]. wgin.
No T. q. ALL. laEnge m.'i,r ". q.
X. Il. o. lllh. Ne. q man widely A.otn
al popular with every one, sllst
Ahlorhoru. B. valuable remedy To-
rhrInaiism.
Itrry drl-ri,t shonll koep Aihlopi rui
AMI NhiH. l.0s lliis. Ia.t Hhtrr iary I.-
ma Ic bought 81 the dri.gi,i ilf ~ o.
pl.ra Go. ~ Wallst Ncv lofk. rill
,sll r.illr lefra'' laidI ga frflii -
rsiIar lu.r. eni.h BE- tl.tu pr in 'e
fr Alhiopii.r.f aul lN.. 60 lI.s
3D. uitf al t.il0f a.e.ts.t NIHrI
L go. ID. utaknH.. r.ffUsit u
tT .I".I HHII IHlI.'
tssi. ... Afhi0aIrlns Il.I .I. HH'. .i..A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

A choice easily made. Here are tso
pO~ms. Sir. Editor. qaiie In my very best
style. ,hlnk may sAy without egoii.m.
You may have whichever one you Ike the
beet WEAKLY taking one % The manu-
scripts. the editor hastily glanced over The
poem II like The other one the beet. vas
Al. oulv comment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
INcrIfKNr rErIf CIV

one pound OF pai,sr. I pouni 81 dark
brown sugar. pounds Of rsisits, pound
OF -four Drowned over the DE In clean
frying pan, pound Of clifou, pounds OF
eurranis. pouud % ngs CHOPPED In the
f0ur. cup ~ molsssss. , ouu,ss Of mace,
Tablespoonful sfch 81 cloves ard cihua.
MOT, 10 sgsf, ! wlus glass full sach OF
vine and tfatdy The sggs afs Only
beaten enough 10 mlX them thoroughly
The ffuli, sugar ard nlur afc mixed 10
gsthsr. then molAssss, sgg- sui .lqsor
added Ths dough l. extremely ialck sud
should be- pot iuio very large pans tud
baked slowly fsr hOufs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

The Rksr MEDICAL wRfrkRs ciaim iha,
The successful remedy for uNsal caiArrh
must be- non.irritsiiug. easy % application
and Que that will by i,s Own seilon, reach
AL the remote sor,s and liberated sur'
faces. The history % the Efforts % trcst
cAisrrh during tae past fcs years ooigss
% to admit that ouly Ouv remedy has CON.
pietsly mt thrss cOai,ti)us. and that IL
Ely's Cream Balm. This sAfc and pleasant
remedy hss mastsr,d e.iarrh ~ nothing
else has ever dOLe. AID both physicians aud
patients freely conosde this fact The more
symptoms quickly yield 10 u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
HAN rolsr

chop very ese small hi,. o. boiled han.
With not much FAT To otc plat 81 chop
psd ham add two wtll-bsaisn sggs, hail .
isscuplul Of sweet cream OF milk, little
ptppsr. ard. " rScsssafy, s,li, an ,ighlh
ofs tssspooIful Of dry mustard. Heat
this mixture thoroughly whsn 10, 'pfssd
over slices 20 toasted tfssd Which has
been dipped 10 boz, salisd water. aui sell
haitsTah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

PHI Armogr recently said 10 = ~. Paul
Newspaper mAn, Il 20 10 bcd shout uins
O'Clock To TIE evening", ihen Get ~ Al
I've Ia The morning aud iskea bath. IhAss
what yuu oaghi ~ 30 The DcSsPaPef
mn t.iut ssy anything, bit whN he
tA0usli would have Allied ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

Following directions Mrs. Mcfaii-
"Oeh. Pat, Ani plat are yea doing In TIA,
too OF waihefir
Mr. McFudi-"falih and didn't the doc.
Tor say that Ol should take = spAoonfal Ia
va,her tree times dayi O know me
business"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

Two quarts 81 rossisd p,aruis. t~o
ponds of ligti brown sugsr. little va
t,f, white u one ,gg She'll sri tull The
psaruts. boil the sugaf IN = Tr,ssfviug
k,iilc With enough water % vet 10 thor.
oughly. sud fofm syrup. When The 'ugsr
bsgirs 10 boil throw In TIE white 81 an 'gs
~ clear ~ siraln u. aui tfy by dfo2plt <
q little ~ The sugar into cod water n 10 j.
done enough n 10 hafisns sud becomes
brittle ~ l. .uiil-lsnily boiled. aud must
bc taksu from ihe Gre. The blauched nuts
must then be- stirred thoroughly through
the sugar; vet with = brush q marble slah
ff,e from sll gfsase, and drop The bot mix
iure upou II; naitsu into small ohlorg
blocks or rouri cakes, when cold take
them % the boari with Akuifc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

COachman (who has approached Mrs
Brown Tor more wsgesl-"Whst would
your husband ssy, men, II was 10 ssk
him fOr raiser
Mrs.. brown who knows her husbands
GnSneiAl dispositlOn) well, Henry, A.
never indalge In profanity. you must ex'
ease me from venturiug an expression on
the subject"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

WI never f,gfst s,bilns ; tso-esni
stamp, % pay postage, 10 A. L. orisay &
Co. BJstou, Mss. fJr copy OF Df.
Ka1fmAnns great Medical Worn loo
pages. co!orrd Illustrations; OF great value
y exefy famIIy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
,rPtr usniSauE.

Prepare sir large. tart apples for sauce
while hot pat In plece OF butter The slki
Of an egg. Whsn cold. adj . cup OF nne
cracker crumbs, the yolks OF eggs well
beaten. . cup OF swes, milk or cream, .
little salt, sugar and nutmeg % taste
Bake In . large plate. with al unier crasi
OF rich paste and rim Of pef paste
when done. take the white. OF the egs',
half teseup OF white sugar AMI few
drops OF essence OF lemon beat 10 suh
froth. pour over and put back Into The
oytn 10 brown lightly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
MutIEp Kicg

A oocee.enp Of rice washed Api soikei
an hour In bot water, then boil slowly
four hours In two quarts Of swes, milk
IL should be eaten hot. aud room len Ia
The pudding dish - pour over The padilng
Uasi before bflagiug 20 The table, N FOL
lowing sauce.
.Siucs Beat two egg, whites add
yolks separately. ths former uniil they VII
stand alone into this beat tcscupful OF
doe white sugar add vanilla ~ uuim'g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

The pure and reliable virtue. OF The ne
Plaster give hope aud strength - weak.
sore lungs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

uTANTEn. tseal arl 0ensrai AEsuts 10
w earh tosn sni cily On tfe In.un. On >slarf
% Commlssilu. o. sol.ct Crlrrs ron business
men Coz ear eleEani. nsv style, nirkle plaiet aai
90 pr-rd der platrs Oar salfsusu ukkf a. a.
90 dsY. CuCulsrs. rssfirl lniais References,
&c., ssnt on agpliaiioa.
Men. pOoE rLkrE Co.
tsranI lsuIf. NH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
A GREAT CAUSE Or HUMAN HlEEEi
Is the Loss Of
MANHOOD

q Lecture 90 the Nstsss Trsstnas eat ssd
H.dis.I care q ~smInal Wsatncss. 90 -psfua
iarst.rs, infurct ~ sslf Atuse. lafoisttsfI
Fmmissl1ns. lmpotsnCT. NefFoas Debility aaf
lmpssllm uis o. hsfriass EfnsfAly C1usump
iiou fgtispfy al Tfs, Msutai sni fhlscAl D.
ssyasigy, 4f.-fy HOutkf }. tlLNEHWL
n.
Ths wofif. rsnovnsa saihor 10 this timrsts
Lssfure s'safiy proves frum tis 80 stpsfirncs
ihsi ths asful elusf 4urrcgs of rsf Auass az -
s1sciuay removed meet langcrlus safg al
upffaf0ns, touEFs. lastrunfnts. riugt nf 80
flsis nulrtIns OF rnIie a Cure 81 onro rfrtala
AL a siual. hT uhlfi sfsrT sufsfsf. ro msnsf
shat ne rpuallou mfT D. maT fufe tiusff
rrs1ulF. TfIrslsIy ant failrlNf.
60 fAs iflfsrf rit 4fofs @ ts'a O. Roast@s
aHd ft0afanfs
ssnt usier .eti. o. plata saTsops. D. ssv al
lrsss on rcspf oi fuf crnts, 90 too p,sttse
sfsnps Aitfcss
THE cuLyERwtlL MEDICAL CO..
a A. S., NJ. ra., " Pat 0sss Be- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
THE HoMEMAKgRs COLUMN.

Corrcspondence on prse,icai topics. coming
properly undsf the bead Of this column, Il -.
Ilciisd. Address all Communications Intended
for this department 10 Eiltor ~ liomema kers'
Coluup. Oxroap Dkscca,r. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
CHRISTMAS DINNER

Ras, rarkey with Oyster Staiilay.
Baked Sweet POtstoss. Mashed Potatoes
Csulifpwsr. Celery.
Cranberry Jelly.
Misce Pie. Cheese.
Fruit Nuts. COFFEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

The compliments OF the season TO the
homsmahsrs. Trusting = "wse biz OF
Ssnta's wares may nnd way TO eyers
house sni "hsrris Cnri'im,s" TO every
heart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

m.-A LESSON ~ GEOGRAPHY.
l. What State declares tha, IL Il In
debt 10 lsdyi
? what STATE Is. very rosy letter OF
the AlpaAbe'i
3. In menilonibg What mountains DO
Ne Tell The truth ABOUT certain domestic
anlmalsi
what lake In The Uslted States Is q
pretense and . level tract OF landi
5. What lake Is IN animal and . part OF
IN ANIMAL
G What lake 10 South America Ia q
beverage. = beverage. . conveyance, aeon
veyancsf
:. What channel In the Old World 7.
boyi- nickname. q part OF The verb 10 BE-,
and part of a bird. brnhL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
OUR PUzzLE CORNER

Gs.% s; *: :, ~ II. osss' a.. :a :s%
ner. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

t-cuARApE.
(Psrtly Pboostlc
Nv nrs, TIE mi.sr lDsvs--
40. yss be loves IL well.
The ~ u briugs Ia hin
NJ one tai him can tell.
Nv uext. = tiny WORT
90 lst,sfs two composed,
A conjunction. I thiuk,
To call u we're disposed.
The who'll. fsblei thing.
Ia slmanscs y0a'se found
Where patent me,iicinr
Advertisements sbO1ni. EwR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
CHAN CANDY

raree cote ecupfsl. Of the anes, loaf
sugar. one ie aspoonful OF cream % tartar
sir tAblespo oniuls 81 water, extract %
vanllls OF p ppsrmlnt boil without stir.
ring 10 . BRIG hi tin pan until ii vii crisp
IN water like mola..ss candy iasi before
10 l. douc fvor with vanilla OF pepper
Mat. and adi the cream 81 tartar. then
pour into battered pans, AMI when ni io
handle pail until perfectly white.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
ViNE0AR CANDY

Thfee oupfu's OF sugar. half cup'al
OF vinegar. half cupful Of water.
one ieaspOoBfal OF 'otA when II
boil. .tr In The soda. n the candy D.
preferred clear, silf IL A. little a. possible /,
II grained. siir H. when ifisd To- water
aud found brittle. remove from ihc nrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
Please Don't Forget Il

rt,tpr n. Ismts'. Ca.sa,s fsfioa 10 pr,psfs-i
Ia gsiraua tffit. flnn 80 IuIfsf suf tcft ~
i've usap. auf L. zee 90 ~ f~nfif fiihsf N thd
r.uuffY o. ftit fhsf sIil p1stlFflf snf i.er "a
ursfiv core ssasamptis., uro.s hits,
..,bm. N..st rat..rh .sd Nss,sas p.-
Illity cf tffat 20 iffsh 80 In n ~ afs. tii'
fss t1iiis. itffr bottles ti. 'ftffrft o.
rfaprft5Is Jog Rec -. ralltifplns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

Beautiful lives are those TIA, bless
Slleut rivers % happlucss.
Whose hidden f0autains bat rev may guess.
..-George NJ Atwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
iv.-woRp SQUARE.

N.-woRp sou.KK.
DEPARTED.
2 Flr.i name Of ons OF the Governors
% Tsx,s.
40 ungusnt plant
TCfulnauous. IHN.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

V-scsrrERKD QUOTATIONS.
One word nom each Of the following
passage. will form familiar q1oisiioni
/ SPEAK The truth And shame the devil.
Hearts are like arples bard AMI sour
TIL crushed by f.iss resisiless power.
3. To thlne Own .elf bs true.
Whsr,'er The wlis old kiichen hearth
Sends up iis smoky curls.
Who would Dot thanh The kiudly earth
Ard bless our farmer gifls.
5 Patience ard psrssvsrsnoe Will COZ
6. IIs vho would rise 10 NE ms, strive
20 excel
:. Hat frsi yoa don't suecesi,
Try, Try SCALA.
BrSSiE IirE
Answers To PUEEins oy LAsr wEEs.
IA big snow storm ard vlnd blow.
49, EAST
AfAR
SAVE
THEE
The star % Bethlehem.
al. Bold. Old. =. Roar. oar. D. Seal.
Gull 4 Gray, ray. 5. Ca,ts'. utter. 9,
Buster. iusisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

MN u1A,cn james RIYff. VI nCi.rs-
EAKMN@s.' csls.y; lrs.,..,,d
- - W. t'fffn ~ ffra ,. MANCNA.
t'fffml 90. NIfflan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

Oss osp'ul OF o,.i syrup. oa- oap'al 90
brown sugar. one cupfui oi white
sugar. two cGpslls 20 gfaisi chOt-
olAie. iso cupfgls % cream. vanilla. one
teAspoonfal OF hoar mixed with TIE cream.
Rao the chocolate - . smooth paste with
. LILLE OF The cream; boil all together
hair an hour. And pour u iaio fi d.shs.
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Hints en- washing.

Mr.. Henry WILDER, Rice County,
To-, writes Prairie Farmer that after
testing various kinds for several
years, her experience is not favorable
to washing machines, which we are
not surprised at, for it is pretty gen
eral experience We shall certainly
look for different report when we
hear from those who try the new one
now offered to our readers, Mrs W.,
however writes for those who can not
afford any washing machine. She
says the following plan gives the
most excellent results, ana is the
quickest, easiest way she has heard
of. The soaking of the clothes over
night is always to be urgently recon-
mended, Both long soaking and the
use of hot water have wonderful sol
vent or loosening effects upon the
usual soiling materials, and thus save
a great deal Of work and wearing of
clothes. But let it always be remem-
bered that any strong alkaJies, like I've
or very strong soap Or suds, is ipjur-
ious to both garments and hands. We
hope Mrs. w. willscontinuc to give TO
others the result of her experience, IN
any department of housekeeping
work. Soak the clothes over night
always, the white in one tub, the col
ored ones in another, excepting fan
nels, which are washed as usual. In
the morning partly ELL the boiler with
good strong suds, into which put the
cleanest white clothes, first rubbing
the most soiled places lightly with
soap. Stir them once In while I'm
til they boil a minute or SO, then take
them out, suds them, rinse them in
bluing water, and hang out. Serve
the rest ia the same way In their turn.
They will need scarcely any rubbing.
No bluine if blue soap is used la the
boiler. Use plenty of soap and a
very little lye # the water is hard.
Can dc my washing SO quickly and
easily in this way that never dread
the job, as so many do. Am SO en-
thusiastic on this subject that would
like to go around showing people how
easily they might do their washing
if they would. have washed this
way twenty years, and can thorough
ly recommend it. I have persuaded
many to wash thus, and they are in
variably satisfied with the results, if
they do it just right. Would like to
say ever so much more, but presume
I have already said quite as much as
is necessary.