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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
HINTS 20 Houaekeepers


Never pot the .wespiugs Of TIE room To-
% the waste paper basket
when .poug. cake becomes dry u 10
nice - cut In Tain slices AMI toast
A cup % hot water drunk before meals
will prevent nausea AMI dysPsP.l.
To 90, the black Ia hams oolorsd wooden
good. so IL will not snut, SOAK the goods
OF wool over nlghi In sweet milk, sfins 10
90, aud Dry. thea rinse veil through water
add TIE color will be a. fast - can be.
Peach stan. nsy be removed BY pa,,ing
the article 10 boiling water DefDfe vs,hlng
u. when The subs have oaoe toacliei
them The stain. are set AID csnnoi after
ward. bs removed.
To cure vart. take 40 irish potato aud
cat . piece OF the end aud rab on The wsrt
too OF three times day. eating 9 slice
from The potato each Tin. IL l. used. Very
oftyn one potato IL sun lent iot TIE cure.
To clean bottles. pat inio them son.
Kernel. of corn All tablespoonful of
.sbs., hsif nll them with water and after
. vlgoroa. .hskieg AMI riasiag yoa will
ani the bottle. - good a. new.
A nice accessory - closet without
drawers, suitable for lsying Ia biee
dress, 1. % make one or more bags 10 COW
- The dress, Aui thus protect II from dast
rhc.e bags are made longer lhsn the dress
skirt sni baton up and are hung up ~
loops.
FOR children there 1. nothing better than
sac, u. for tsethlng AMI fever
To clean black dress goods. take "a old
black Md glove, cut into small piece. aud
L., IL stand over night In . plot OF soft
s.tsr. 10 The morniug adj &c much more
s.fm wstsr ss will Re n-.Sisd. also few
drops OF smmonis. Have the goods well
brushed. then with ssppns- vet them on
lhs right site with the water and rub
quits hari, smooth with the hand snd
a,ng oai OF doors In the Shade when
n arly dry iron on The wrong side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Recipes.

WHITE CAKE.-rnrc- cups of suesr, half
q cop OF turer. the whites OF eight
eggs, one pint OF a iar. . tesspOonful 81
o,l powder, aud Q tesspo onful ofer'
trsc, OF lemon. Ra0 the butter ard sugar
TO cream. sii the flur and bssing
powder, mix smooth. thla with . tSseup
of sweet milk, stir 10 the whites Of the
eggs beaten to froih Pour 10 well.
CREASED cake pan, and bake In . moisrs,s
oven.
wurrE LADY CAKE -oie aud . half
cups % nbaf. one OF sugar. half . cup %
butter, whites Of four eggs, half . cup OF
milk, tssspoonfil OF oakipg.powder.
Flavor With extract OF almond.
wnIrE Pousp ClKE -Ois poaai OF
saz.r. one pJund OF fpur. one OF batter,
whites OF sixteen eggs and tablespoonful
OF b,king.p ~isr. Flavor with lemon.
Bake In . slow oven.
WHITE SOUTHERN CAEE Four cups OF
white sugar. one OF batter. nse OF sih ell
4 Iur, one OF sweet milk. two t@sspoonfui-
o' baking. powder. and the whites OF six.
ten eggs Flavor with extract OF rose
Bake In Q very large pan. When cool. Ice.
SILVER CAKE -one cup OF sugar. half .
cup OF butter, one and half OF rour. bali
cup OF milk. whites OF six eggs. tea.
spoonful each OF baking powder aud lemon
extract
ASGEL's FooD -rAke the whites OF
eleven eggs, one aud one-half tumblers OF
.ifted powdered sugar, one tumoler OF
sind f)ur, one tesspoonful OF baking.
posderi en- four times. beat the eggs to
= sta froth oa large dish. sdd the sugar
very lightly, then the nour, nivor with
vanllls, beat until poured 10 Q pan. Bake
In pan which has never been creased, 10
q IN Dderats oven for an hour. when done.
turn upside down IN cool. Take out by
loo,suing sround the sides with knife.
lee when cold. This is . delicious cake.
SUNSHINE CAKE-Oae and one half cups
OF white sugar, one OF four. one teaspoon
fal OF bsking.powdsr, and the Will ties OF
eleven eggs. Flavor with extract OF
orange. Bake carefully.
BRipE's CAKE Two pounds OF -four.
two OF sugar. one OF butter, whites OF
twenty eggs, half . tesspooufai OF
smmouis. Bake In q slow oven for two
hours. when cold. Ice
AsoKL CAEx-Beat the whites Of
eleven sggs "a . stin roth, into these sifs
one even cup Of f1ur, and one even cup OF
powdered sugar. Add one tesspoonfui OF
lemon or vanilla extract. aud one OF Royal
oaking powder. Beat ten minutes. Put
In deep, battered dish. and bake, In .
good oven, hslfan-hoar. Remove from
the dish (which has been inverted upon
clean cloth on the table, when nearly cold
snd the Angel cake will be found just ~
satisfactory 80 with the regular. Angel
csks dish" and all the elaborate shining OF
dur. sugar, and the Ike.
CRrAx CAKK Break one egg into cup,
and al 10 with thin sour cream. MIX u
with Q scsnt cop Of sugar. one and one
half cups n,ur. onehaif teaspoon soda,
and pinch OF salt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Tn. s,.,.r. Of Life.

When the hsr~iitary faculty for the s,or-
age % life Ia implanted In an individual boiy
Cor q few generations, 10 becoDss. - 10
spsak. an established principle, ami tho
Representatives % IT, having onos arrived
past the period q life In which accidental
deaths % various kinds are causes q NOR
tally continue 90 live. often In opposition
b the most adverse influences. 90 tho oontlna-
Anoo % life. beyond the average term of lifs
The Isrson gifted with this faculty % stOr.
age may h. q fragile AMI delicate build %
body, may even - dsforDed % body. may
b. q dull or o, fright intellect, may - %
cleanly % uncleAnly habit, may bs PLACED In
What would sesm the most unfAvorAbls posi.
ton In life. o. may b. literally In want, AMI
will yst continue 30 live on " a. % - tho
whole o, bis 90 her more fortunate nsighbors
fall, nay, may even L. - TIRED q the con-
tinuAnce of tho mOno,ony % the everlasting by
recurring phenomena q life, a. 10 b. enviOus
Of the fats of the dad Who have found their
rest The storage q life IN tho-s Who possess
u In the most marked degrce IL, AMI belongs
n, continuAncs u tho process % life, not %
the power % rssisting Interruptions 10 II In
and during periods u strength and youthful.
nezN-Dr. BsnJamin wAri RichArlson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
A WARMING

The modes Of dssth's spproseh are Va.
rlou., and statistics show coneiusiyely tbs,
more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs than any other IL i
probable that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers OF Tubercle Germs
into The system aud where these germ,
fall upon suitable soil they start into llfs
and develop, ~ nrst slowly and 10 shown
BY . slight tickling sensation In the throat
and II allowed % continus their rAysge-
they extend N The lungs producing Coz.
sumption AMI 20 the head, esnsing Cstsrrh,
Now all this IL dangerous and n allowed 10
proceed will In time Cause death. At the
onset you must act with promptpe-si al.
lowing Q cold 10 20 without attention IL
dangerous and may lose you your life. A
soon ss you feel that sonsthlng IL wrong
with your Throat, Luuss or Sostrils, Oh
tain q bottle % Boschee's German Syrup.
IL will give yoa immediate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Car. nj th. Malta

The finger nails Of Americans srs likely 70
b. dry and 10 break easily. vas4lins rubbsd
on the nails altar washing the hand, will do
Q world u good 10 dsy malta MAnicurcs
Grit tathe the hand long time IN ho, water.
then With scissors and knives clean and cut
the nails. remove the supsrfiuous akin about
tho onyx, thsn polish tbs nails with buckskin
and ens powder. washing the hand again In
DO. water with soap After drying. tho
nails are polished with fine brush and arc
finally rubbed with q rosy ungusnt 20 give
them q shsli pink Good Housekecoiny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
DOES IT SHORTEN urei
IL rseissmsst Necessarily Injurious ."
IIeaith--Car nus Evidence.


wbo-ysr may have studied mans earthly
tenure and the causes which tend to lengtbsn
or curtaii u. win have scarcely failed 10 no.
,lcs hoe contradictory is the evidences 81
tho~s 90 naturally look 20 % explain them,
and that their svidence. even when they
agree. dos not always accord with VIA,
would .,em b 10 the facts. a. they arprar
around us One authority ssys senera pny-
sloal development Il necessary 20 prolons
life. vhiIs another insists this 10 no, re-
quirei n the dsys smploymsnt dos not call
for physical stertion
DIR. nicharlsDn, an eminent Engisn an-
thority. who's remarks tsfors The SANITARY
institute % Great britain on tho storage OF
life have bsen largely quoted, declares,
among many obvious though scarcely novel
propositions. that everything that guieksn'
the acton % the heart. any Kind ~ etcit~
ment, taxe. and rr,iucss the storage 81 lfe
n this we're aid % tho~s naturally fesble,
90 inhsriting di-.aas. or even q tho-s lead-
ing s~ientAry live. and living from day 70
day without the invigorating benefits of
fresh air aud srcrcise. u would sertn reason.
able. for one dos not have 30 l. ssklllfni
physiologist % know that sxcitsment Affects
Tho nerves ss vel a. the heart But 10 the
statement strictly true -bsn referring. 40
here. % the sniir. human famnyi sur.lysol
der engaged In actual warfare AMI sailors IN
p.aos a. veil a. war live among erriismsnts,
te.ide- icing no;ori0usly addicted to iniul'
gpncss "a D. drinking and smoking. yst are
they long liveL Statistics show %, AMI OBJ
servaiiou cUrroboratss them The PENSION
list % the British army, giving the agc- 81
the t.nefcisries. men Who have -srred Ia AL
climAtss for from twenty % forty years, AMI
excluding tho~e psnsionsi tooaer bcrauss OF
wounds rroeivei whils In the p-rforInance
u duty shows that soldier DO not de a.
Other men DO; - 70 10 with the naval PEN
sl0nes ~ the Orccnwich hospital, now
scattered over Grai Britain, hsoanss Of ia
abolishment
In the merchant service today u 10 no I'M
commoa thing 10 IND man 20 ysArs old In
charge % q v-ssl-a -, requiring activity
u body AZ vel a. % mini ilsrv In New
York We have tho proof near ne, Tor AZ
RAllors' snug iiarhor. on Staten Island, are
40 Agei but for the most part hearty sailorS
Mot - thsrs aru bstven 70 AMI ~, active
Oh fellows they arv, With clear minds and
good apysiiis- They viii tell you they are ~,
by any means tho sols survivors 81 our ons
tims msrrhan, feet. that many, N not most,
% their mates are yet living bu, distributed
over the country living With their grant
children. TcrhaTs vhsrrying Tor living Or
engaged In ether employmsnis along water
trout FrUm this 10 would appsAr that .
sDund human body can Withstand hunger
AMI exposure. and even frrgueni erciismstf,
II only there IL plenty q fresh air and ertr-
ei-s a Vigorous Kind thrown in.-Scieniiac
American
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

Tipplng In Pari, IL occssionAlly carried 10
such lsngths that even thu NATIVES obje'i,
and when Fr,nchman objects % anythi,g
hs IL a. persistent. N Mt - noisy. 80 an Esq
lishmAn. think tipping reached ia highs,
point al the pro,iuction % ia Pile ds Nina
Angut- At the Ellen th.atrr II vas gr'ai
performance, and the crush n gst In uAs
proporii0aAisly strong julie AMI 0rAnitr,
the rival queens q opera bouffs, had at l,s,
bsrn hrOugh, togstbsr In one cast, aud the
pruiuc;ion included mounis.i hor~- on the
stage and fiveor sir hunirvd supsruumerarisN
EnorInous sums wvrr pail In salaries, sni
very considerable prtc- we're charged for
tho seais II VA on this account, psrhaI-,
that the usher, and ssrving women thought
they were jus,insi In raising their own tan
nsrS ~ all events, they made an ouslaught
upon the people which rAi-sd the ire u the
mo., polishs,i Frvnchmsn In the hou-e
Ny osn ssT-risuoe IL q fair erAmpie
arrived late. pail tho cahnAn, AMI tipr-~i
the por,<r, - a. 90 ut by him Into The thea
tr~ DO not hslisvs that ! oouh have en-
tsr~i the hou-s othsrvis~. Thea ! bought
my ticket, ami wa taken In hand by q
woman who luggrd mo OF b the onat room,
gave me . cheek, and then s-nt ms into the
auditorium, after collecting . few sous for
her Own pockrt Another woman cane for
ward. plac~l me Ia my s.ai, and held cut her
hAnd Thsn programme man -oi me
highly colorc'i satin card, which l discovered
later on was minus tho cast lieDos ] bal
to buy another prugTamms FROM him.
Another woman Who AID aha vas Q
door woman o&ms along and crowded.
past twelve or hft-.n Frrnchmsn
AMI sali .hs visbsi D. collect o
few so1. for soms mysisriyus puposs 90
other. I hAs. not yet fouDd out What 10
VA Ipaii. ami - did The otbsrs-mors 90
ls-- grumblingly-~hen 90 vsrs all Dis
turb-d by tho appearance q stili another Cd
woman With similar plea THIS wa too
much, and there vas q general AMI shrll
chorus o. protsstAtionN stall the woman
held her ground with the most lmpudsnt AMI
hrassn manner. until the Frvnchmsn actually
caught bold q her and hustled Der Out q the
place.
IL was the mos, insolsnt and impldsni
strike that hAd ever -n>n IL 10 common
euough over thsrr. but the evil IL ~ dep
roo,si In general that tbsro Ia no ehAnos q
sradicating H. People grumbls nsverthe-
ls.x-BlAksly Halls Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

urHEREAs Frsncis WHEY thea oi Iutbpft
w the coanty u Osforl sod Stsis q htins, ~,
"a ths tsnth dag ~ Novsfntef, A. ID. lr.' ~
morix.gs deed u thai dsie, daly skecuisi a.
cordei In ne Onfori Western ptstnt WIN =
Deeds. book As. page ~, ooufsy IN u,aflss.
Isaiah Wsrrsu. late ~ al fysbafg. defsassls ~
tsis. ~bo.s OIL "a. daily proved abd s..o-sa = ~
Probate Court for .Nii ooanfy u Otford, snd ~ -
.crlhsr. daily sppoin'ed AL qisltsi a. fis,l,
thsreof. csrisin reN estate In ssit fJsbuig' a'''
81 ss bllo-s. ~ uti st..4
"Bsgnuins Il The corner "a ne colniy 70 -,
ing By sad Wsrren'. tAnnsry, usnce $3.50
ooarss by LAID Owned By John Fans, snd ~ =
owned ~ Rev. fsal RiehDotd - ~
street. .o-oAllsd. lssding IRON the oti1fi -
by Hassell's tNnnerY. thence In a. eastsfl 49,.
down said strest ~ Lard no~ osnei ~ sald w..
thsnos b. s.ii warreh's lad In tof'hefl dis H..
D. Lad o.bed b. a. q. Bas.ell tssucs BY "a .t.
.eIi'. Lad al issd o~bsd By John -saysy, ~,
fr.t msnfioned read. thsncs ~ Sal raj y N. 81.
nsatioosd oornsr." teEstbsf sith ne baliins - ~.
ca. And uhersas, the condltIou q SAL nleiis -
ben bfolsn 90 clsim foreclosufe ~ al 49, -
sseorfihg 70 IN statute In 'aeh Gases mahs an ~
Dated At Fry,bars III. sAssutA DAY q October \
OTIS WARREN
JOEL D. hOkiiLi-
Rreeuior. ofths lat Gil All tsstamsni o. i''-'-
wsusn. decessed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

NlrHEREAH. Trancs Wlsy. risn r' ITf.a'f
w tl.s oounfy q Okflfi al -tsfs re- Ma, t
"a ths tssuiy 6r,t dsy u s-pisutsf. A. ~ l''.
81. mortgage desd ofthsi dsfe, duIT rtrrafrl
corded u Otfnf,i Western pistr.t l.fE.'iff m
In hs-sk % page 8li. ooufey In h1rsaEr iH i't
hCNeAi ofths ssfns fffeharg, d. '1i.ls 'ff
"a fsal estate In ssd fysblfg. b1aniel - .'
In ssii moftgagt. va
"B@Tuninx "a N rosi lssi.ng irru lrTfh,' n.
laTr o. Porisai. ~ ths rsstffy 0orlff ~ m We.
haass 10. thsncs funning q solfh sf'ifff .'a'
EvNns' lice D. hls soath. sFstfrif r1rrff, t.fn'
aloat furty slrht and h-lf dsEtss 49, IN
o. n. 4 Hassslfs lad, thrn0e 500 s.li haff
iins b. IN rnsi thfurs 90 sali rnsl A. o. H-
sln ~, tossthsf 9Th he baiid.lrs uffeon =.
.hsrsAs thsrs aasrs aryis. 90 the sIgfiffrih gay
hsfrh. A. n. ts.i, ths ssii MfNesl ny % Il"
meat IN -fifins u thsf date, taIf sfe, l'rl -
enr,issi In saii Registry, h.ok -, page ~, a.
.sid mortgage n lsalah Wkufn, lsfe IF fai ~.
burs, decsgssd. tsstsfs. shnse Ill 80 ihffft
yards day proved sni sliosed IN ~ l'ff.aii, 80
5r al coaaty 81 GA fYfs, al ~ sui.rr 80 l.l ~
I.intsi snd ggslifsi a. ~ stfrltor' ufft.'
.hsrsss ne eunifion u sald mpngsgf "a
broken. DO thsrsfofs 90 elslm iofe.ipsiff '. h
saps. socoriing n he rtsiais IN 'afh o.'''
D.,si = rry,burs "A. tns.u,h d.y oioe'a,s'' 4.
ID. Las. ...
JUEI y. NukAllls
Esscutor, 9th lat al shd isstaasni 81 i''.'-
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Robert L outs Stevenson's New
Moon.

Moon.
IL IL. Indeed, Q strange and melancholy
thug that the one branch Of knowledge,
which Is apparently the subject OF more
profound popular Ignorance Than any other
should BE- the noble and beautiful science
OF astronomy. The mistakes occurring In
the works OF Nj. Hagsafd and other writ
srs with regard 10 the rising OF the full
moon and other such elementary MASTERS,
have recently been polluted out In The
press. And the other lay. when reading
Mr.. Stsyynsob's charming story, prince
Otto" I cane across the following
"rhe nisht was warn and vind,ess. A
shaving OF new moon hsd lately sr1ssu.
but IL WAS sull too small and too loo
down 10 heaven ~ contend with The In
msnse host Of Lesser lanlasries."
Nc. Stevenson IL comnouly Supposed 10
bs an accurate observer OF nature, and Jet
here We have him writing Of the new moon
a. having been "lstely ari.en." when. In
fact. 10 must have been ut about setting
Bat this Is not all. By sort OF double
,srreled blaadsr be mskes the time OF
this remarkable rising 10 be about two
o 'elOek, A M that IL TO say. when such
m Don ~ be describes, (say, two days old)
must have been, not merely Invisible, but
q. IL very lowest point below the horizon,
midway between setting and rising.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

Ye.. that s,s 81. for years I ssr rcd
severely With serofulsi sores broke out all
over my nody. and sm unable In tell one
half TIA, I sun-rei. Vas not able 10 OBJ
tain relief until used Sulphur Bliisrs,
~hieh completely cured met ID. DaLs.
H. Allsion street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
s.-Las n,salas. ao DO. &c rIli o...

Eclps.. ircuI. Sc.LY. Skin roEruREs.
TIE simple application OF "Sw.rSEs
ONrNNr." ~iihOai any iaisrnsl medicine.
will cure suy case OF letter. Salt Rhsum,
Rlugwofm. Piles. Itch. Sores. Pimples.
Ecrsma. all SeAy. Itchy Sklu Erup,ions.
no matter how o5silnsts or long sisniipg.
IL Is potent, trsctive. AID coats bat uins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
/ PHONETIC cnlRApx.

I-rHoSEric cuaRApr.
Ny frsf should yoa meet. he would nee
from yoar face,
And fear. too, would win ifyou entered
the race.
You might search for his hsunts, looking
under The fern,
Trailing over The meadows, aud, weary
return
Empty handed 10 hear from some comfort.
iug nan,
Tie va. seen on your head ere your travels
began.
Bu, even, dear reader. when nsr, you have
grown,
Please rtmsmbsr my rAols .s . hing on
bis throne
whom his brother removed from the eryp,
where he lay,
To cast 10 The Thames. the hlsiorisns say
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

"Msmma, said the s~es, little boy be-
fore sdmiring friends, 81 knew &c soon AZ
came Ia there Was sons folks visitiu'
here" "Dld you, d,rlingf' said the fond
mother. trying 10 Wilt bin with her eye
show did you knowi' "0s, you had
your company voice on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

TIE nrsi successful blood pafifer ever
onstvd ~ ths pablo vas Ayers sstsspi'
rll.a ImitatOr. have hsi their day, bat
soon sba1ionet The nsli, while The de.
mAtd iJr hi. iaeo npusole m-dlclne To-.
ercAsvs year ~ year. ami Vas never 50
great a. n nre.aut
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HoMEMAYERs' COLUMN.

Correspcndenee ON practical topics, coming
properly under tne head Of this column. r. 81.
Ilciied Adtlr,-s all conmuniest ionsintended
Column, OxFosp DEMOCRAT, Paris. Ne.
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rr..,u.n, for rr.<l,..

No cosmetic. however vel advertised, re-
moves freckls< II may temporarily hide
them, but u win b At the srpsn.s Of the ter
ture OF the skin A lotion of Jamaica rum
and lemon juics Il frequently effective. bus
strawberry juice applied at bsitims IL dscii-
sdly the bsst, both for freckles and tho-s an
poying moth OF liver patches Strain the
berries through q thin cloth and apply two
or three times before going 10 bed This 10
sxcelient Tor sunburn 90 rsdnsss % tho skin.
- well - for discoloration lacy c. IAiliA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

N.sses 90 Asssgsss 90 HE Ap"s"s"'""
Al Bstbsi. IN the Comfy ~ orofs
o. Maine, TIE f7th day ~ Oct. A. u - "A. an.
he ssdsrsisssd hereby rvss sOs'es Of h' "
pontmsnt ~ Assignee % .o-....
ALBERT y. BROOKS, ofG snen, ~,s
In the County ef Otfor.i. fasoheet p-oss -.
toe b, the Court Of issoivsscy Coz sail cosh'"
oa ALyAx D. GOODWIN. Asslsss'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

People whose lung, are not strong neei no,
necesariiy gst out q breafh In climbing q
slops or a pair Of stairs Before besinninx
the Ascent, take q deep breath, At q certain
distance pause and take another. am a.
sarci n this 10 done coroctiy. no one ned
arrive a, tbs end u The climb painting and
gAsulng
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Tn. English Method.

English Reporter 10 Lord sAlisburys pr.
yats s~crctaryl-would you kindly Intimate
20 his loriship that IL has como to the knosl.
eige q the management % The Telegraph
that he dssiros b. exprs~s an opinion pub
lisly CA the probable ogtoome % the Parnsll
suits, and that await his pleasure la that
resarii
Private sccretAry-I vii tall his lordship
llsturns In bali an hour with q roll u
paper neatly tied with nj tApel-Pittsburg
Chronicle
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W. alKpES


n you were IN plant the following
seed, What would you rsissi
1 To thlnk About anything yoa have
done with regret
2 FrTau vapor which falls 10 'kes.
3 word descriptive Of wise m,n.
4 A fsfocious monsi,r who shuts bis
s. stcchafipe walking stick.
The food OF the gods, seooid'ns 10
mythology.
: A rtd color.
A pl,,s Coz .hIp. 10 stop ,ni load
OF unload their csrgOss.
. somsthlng sgslns, Which no eoun
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