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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
A Great s.,inx An rn.i.

"Boy," aid a clerk la Woodward Avenus
grOcsry % n lai Who was hanging aroani.
do you want % save the urioo u an over
coat this winter AM feel warm AL oysrr'
Eye, air"
Then eat one 81 those"
They were rel rspperS, AMI the boy
promptly took q large bite lie turDed rel
In the face. the team came, AMI 10 had "a
hustle around the corner topevent breaking
down. Il was an hour before be rtumel
Then the clerk said;
"Wen, how did 10 work.
Splendid r. replied the boy. 1T no, only
saved ms an overcoat. lat don't believe my
brother Dill ~lll have TO have any shos. thl.
wintsri III take the ret up home Il may
ave our houss rent aud co-L--Detroit Frs
Irr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
CREAM TAYYy

CHEAP FRuir CAKE Two eggs. one cup
molsssss. one snd ons-half cup sugar. t~u.
thirds cop butter. one tssspoopful each 81
cloves and csssis, ope-hsif nutmeg. small
tssspoonfui soda. two cups rsisins, one.
fosrth pound citrop. dour 20 make quits
stln. Bake slowly two hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

when. from any esu-e. The digestive and
sscrstory organ. become disorderei. thsy
nay ~ Stimulated % hsslthy action BY
The use % Aver. Csih,riic Pills. These
Pills are prescribed ~ The be-, physicians,
and are FOR sale At AL the drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
LADIES WHO RLOAr.

WIS, . great pumb-r thsr. are; how
uncomfortable 10 make. them; II IL almost
impossible fot those tfii cited to efjoy life
Ia my private practice have always found
Sulphur Bii,efs 20 b. the best rtms,iy
AL who are thus troubled .houli use 10.
Mas DR CuILps, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Icommanie.ilea. cor I'M. Department, should
-ESloMA.
Ny s, Is and ~ lis seen,
VIII nos disclose Fairy Qaeen.
Ny ~. Is. 10, 20,
A place secure when foss are plenty.
Ny .. "a. s. %
With seyths and glass We pictured zee.
Nv 1. n. s and
TIE children Ike when s,udy's DER.
NJ 10 aud ? and ; and c.
IL dsvllsrs swes, ooneoctions mlx.
NJ =, 10. Z. 10, ~
The goddess OF the fovers IL seen.
Ny 81. N and
In cooling mach Was used ofyore.
Yoa1l soon discover that the whole
I. Qaoted from q much loved poet;
And certain kinis OF fancy work.
Ia letters wrought win ofisp show u.
ErnrL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
STEAMED BnowS BNs.pi

STEAMED BRowS BREApi
Two cups sour milk.
One warm water,
One mol..sss,
Oae hespinE teaspoon soda,
The. cups corn meal.
Toe cup -four.
Half teaspoon salt
Nix thoroughly together, sni stssm
three hour-. then dry " OF In the oven
M. Mirfia Goes. " y.
Ricx MuFyiSs:
Two eggs.
Two cups milk,
Two cups boiled rice.
Two tablespoons butter.
Two - sugar,
One teaspoon bahipg powder.
Flour for thick batter.
Drop them from Q spoon into boillrg
lard aud fry nice hrown.-Mr' Ada
Berd1a.
Five MINUTE sroSox cane
one cup sugar,
-Four tablespoons boiling water.
Three sgss.
one large cup fOur.
One teaspoon baking powder.
Pour the water over the .ugsr and let II
stand while you are preparing the tins.
Then sid the yolks 81 the eggs and beat
well. Now wolk quickly. for the sooner
the cake IL In the oven after having
reschsd this stage. the better IL will be.
Add the -four In which the baking powder
has been mixed, item the whites OF the
eggs. and plsce II In the oven while 10 IL
fosmine. DO no, NOV. until well set
Mary A. hiAaf,y.
HrKxrr CooxIEsi
Ose and one-hslf cups sugar.
One cup butter.
Oue " eurrants.
Oae " chopped rsisins,
ous teaspoon cinnamon.
Oae - allrpice,
One {" cloves,
Oaehaf rutmeg. grated,
Oue teaspoon sods,
Flour to roll THU.
Bake in . moderately no, oven Mrs A.
BlSailsV.
CREAM TAyyYi
Two cups white sugar.
Oaehslf cup water,
Oue teaspoon vinegar,
Doe teaspoon cream tartar.
Doe tablespoon butter.
Boil twenty minutes without stirring.
then II should be ready TO pall.-A ID, y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

Corrcsrondencs on practical topics. coming
properly under The head Of this column. " en-
lieiisd. Adire-. AL communicate sinteeded
Column. OkroRD DEnocRAr. Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Ansr dlphihsrls. sosrie, fever, o, pa.u.
moni.. Hooi's S,rs,parills will give
strength n ths system. and s1psl AL
poison from The blood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Drs,ms 20 BY ounrrl~s. Bat young
people never think - ihi. ~hsu they In
dulge In dream. % msirinonisl bliss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
pa,tern for Mitten.

Cu, on eighteen stitches. tuii ave
throw thrvsd In froni ~ The needle snt
kuli Oae sbtl you have knli slshi STITCHES,
Zoe sure sui thros The Thread over bsfOr'
kpliilug s,eh stitch then holt eve plsln
2. Knit thres. nsrfos, knt sriesp, shg
one. knlt Que. pass the clipped stitch o,si
The Knitted ons. krii thrvs.
.. Kali too, narrow. knii siSise'. snE
one. halt one. pass slipp~i 'tioh Over
The one knl,isi. halt to.
4. Kali ons. narrow. tnli .lriser. .llI
Que. tnli one. pas The slipped stitch over
kuli ons-
s Marrow, knit SIXTEEN. alp ons. fnl'
one. pass slipped stitch over The tnliist
one.
Rrpe., from The bsglaniug.
kuit ihrvs strip. ~ith TOO sssm
stitches al the edge ~ each strip, .nt
cable thsin between IL rggt'r- eighty
four silichss for mlt,sn. fJi further To
form,tiou. siifs.. -ith si.mp,-MHs 7
y. ANrtKA. M.iisonbors. wsyus Co ,Ohio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
WOOD. BISHOP 4 CO.,
BAN1OR, ME.

NEaNrED-LspIE 90 oaf T.u al
w Christms Trade. - t.ts hsai, plsassni
sort "a thef 1Sn hgm~s. o. 90 ~ Pef faT esu
- qastly male. Woft SEAT hr m tii 80 4 sisacs
rsriesisrs FIRE. No c.avsssmE attfsss ~ pcfs
CRE~ MI AIT co ,ig MIA 81. Blsisa Mas.
~. stfp.
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NOTICE

- u
NuffCE = trfehT Eifeu a 81 psrsons knd 90
~ p.fsfinas. sh.,ss rgtts maT n thsFetF sfscift
tksi tAs aa.isrs Enst - prsssui B. ~ ucu Lee
lstary 49, ~ $50 n hslns. pstfa 90 lsslstlu.
- sklrt ~ taliusinE i trus olVF
To ~ Srnafs al llelss n hFpreseutaiIfes -
ssmtist q Aagusts. N 40 a. ~ -isfs ~ Ms-ns
n lnisrsiEuef suud rssraCtfalT kppT - =
ekartsr cuufsiuing sutstls sai pfupsf Frutislans,
rrsnIng a. then. taer ss-oristss. saoces-urs, sui
ss.lxas. ths rEhf 81 drive 81 49, lonE AL sa1ri
lurnhsr, snd pap sa-si, thsf uIsr D. IN o. Alffas
corrin kfFf fer1 ~ dIrislan ne tslsrsa ~ ~tss
II Mao AL Nss usmg.alrs al polats tsaos q
~ pl.css q issr1sfiuu shaFs Il tsis ssfsf IN
sN,i River n nruns~irk. MsIrs A. clrsf ~ Chsn.
NJ AL iupruFs ~ nsFEsfu % - rfsf, A. srsFi
pisFs. bo1ns al oftsf sorks Tisrsn ~ PoIuts usul
sd.tn fscAsts 80 drsinE a. dsusant I'D lsfsFs ~
s.cashis oeapsns..au &C. dririuE ~ sarh 80. lng
90 short lault-f. 81 - y s.l. trun sad l1Iuts d
thsir cestin.liou - al hsef, AL ~ hFe sarh
cher possrs. priFlFdxrs al kuaalliles a. ~ u.
ridsnf ourTurkIuus Uf sIrulsr uaflrU. Al 81 N
duty boand 81 ever Prsy.
p.s.t al Is...fua. h.Iss. Nsssu,hsr 81. tsss.
EDWARD PLUAMER.
CALM q MO.ES.
4. ~ BROWN.
W a. NEWELL
HU6H =. CHISHOLM.
4 a. HROWN
VIZ FiUMhER
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M nilAnNn.

l. A litter whose position 10 no, far
frum The ls.t Of The slphshsi
A meadow
, Som,tAlrg very useful In msEirs
bread.
4 What ne are very sp, 10 30 n Ne
want .nything.
s Tbs letter bslorg. nearer The last
thar he nf.i % The alphabet.
nuNNiH Brx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Wien cur couvicts, after tlsir tollsoms
uaTrh % tHenty.uins vsrsfs frum Tomss,
rcarhel az lat the ri rcufe,l poloo etAps u
hemlluIhnaya. they VERY marshal,l iu russ
la front u The Iai4.a.is AMI again carefully
oounissl by the under Oficcrs In order %
nlAse SURE that none hAd o.cap~l. AMI then
the wooden gate % tn oourt yari "a.
thrown wile opsn Win ~ild, mai rush
an larious ciashing q chains, moro than
SO Uicn maze q su,licu brsak for tie uaTros
gateway. siruggiei. fought AMI crowded
thTVush ~, AMI tlssn burst into tho kanorus.
Ia orsisr 10 secure, By prcoccupation, Places
on tbo slsep.ng plaformA
AZ last the tumult sul-idei, and The con.
wet. bcsan their prrparAiions for supfsr.
llO, water was furnished by the soldlsn 70
tie oonvoy at an average Price % about .
cent tsakettleful. "trick" tea was made by
The prlsousrs ~ho WIRE wealthy enough to
aGord such = luxury, sup VA, obtained by
fsw irOm tie soiliers' Kitchen, and the
tirvi shiL-. sitting CA the sleeping platforms
or ga the iocr. ate the blscs brcad, the fish
pes. 90 The cold bo.lsd meat that they hal
parvba-s,i from The provision Vsn,lsrs. 1bs
evening neal l. somstimss an exceedingly
sAAtl ouTt 81 aAAAAht ~ tnn laaiAln - Aao
Icasant wOinsn ~ bring ~ the etAIs foT Sals
Aa AslrIuAls supply 81 food They Grv
10. obliged 10 furnish subsistence To
cOnyicts on tbs road, and tho exile
administration attempts no regulation u the
commiSarlat beyond furnlshin. the pris.
onsrs with mCney Tor raiions. aud allowing
the Tsasants OF tie soldiers Of the convoy %
act a. puryeyor. Ia tins. u scarcity it.
impoSslble ~ buy. with Tie money given h
each erile Tor bis subsistence. su0ash fool
20 satisfy hunger. In Que distrct % eastern
Siberia, wsoro there had been partial fail.
uro Of tls cro,a, tho exils coad scarcely
buy. with 9 CENTS a day, q rouDd AMI .
half % JlaCs rye brsli. Tho slaTo oficep
complalnei bitterly 10 ms % Tho indifference
ot tho governmsnt ~ tho sufferings q tho
prisoners. AMI declared that u was unjust
and cruel 10 give men only q pound and
hall 81 BLACK brad, and At the same time
forve them % mAgch twenty milcs day IN
le:s letters, aul Ia b.ltsriy cold ~saiasr.-
Cs0rss I.snnan In Tas Ceniury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
High -Fressure

S
ffr'a- r'i-,-.r-i-ss these f1n'era DAYS.
Toe rcsaii b. a. fearful incrsa.e - Drain
aad Heart Diseases Geaeral De-
hliit,, Insomnia. Paralysis. and in-
sanity. Caiora and Mou.iila Augment
thr evil Tie meiifIne trst asl,pts'l
io 90 permanent cos-i h Ayers Sar-
stpHdila. a. purdes. sufivlles. AMI
Nralres ihe hl,-si. anil ihus strengthens
s.cry fsncilon AMI faculty 81 he ls-ly.
Il have u-el Aver. Sarsaraf.iia. In
ms family. o. years. I have found u
u a'uah's al
a Cure
faf Nefscss D,laniy csnsei hy an In
aiitr liver arsl a iog state q ne bleed"
li,nrs nscan. Nsnis. Ohio.
"Fof souis time have been troubled
With heart di-.ase ine,Cr founi any.
rIBg 10 help he until I tcgan using
Ayers SarsaIuulla- I have Gals used
th.s mc.liCius IA months. hut it has fe-
Istcl nc fruiu ny ifunllc. AMI enablcd
he to resume wofk. -. 7. CArlanstt,
Ferry. ill
a have len a rraciicing physician
o. over half . csniury. aEd daring that
tne I have never fonnl 80 r-oweriu,
ani reliable an Alternative AMI blood
rardcr a. Ayers Ssrsarafilla - Df.
N Maxstart. Louisviile. ~.
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
Fnrrkurn nv
o.. J. c. Aver A Co. Lowell, .ssL
rri,st "a tsrh.. o. weuA O. bsslis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
II You Are Sick

win hesdAehs. ssur.lsis. m unsiluu p,v..
siA nllioa-ss-s Blood Hunors EIdnsy 49,
csn.'F-ti'n. Female froahis.. Fever All lr,.
slsspie~nes-. Partial Paralysis. 90 Nsrou. p,.'
ir.i'on. ~ fsias's cslsp conpOuni ..s 4.
eursd In each o. thee the ea1ss 70 mental :.
physical oyersors. snrissy. srpa.ars a, 49,.
the sceci q shich 70 to -ssssn the nsr,,.,, -
tan. resulting IN one o. the-s di.sass. &c..
Tie c.tsr 9TH that sresi Nerve TOaie. .nd 10.
ErsErIr iii 1885,. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Tux .ab.cribsr. hsr,by rive pahlie nesies thsi %
il the third Tuesday. effsbfuafy, A. ID. ls'l, ~
we're daily sgpointsd ~ the Iisnorahs Jaigs 81 IT.
bate &c the ossnty Il DsfBrd. sfhoat bod and tass
assumed The trust efetseufors II The lat 81 an1
ts.,.msus II Chslss q Llfiis lac % CsmbntE. =
the state ~ Nsssrbasetfs. aftsstsd esfes ~ 80
Gil and The es-lieils thsrto duly authenticated hs's
bssn slo.sd. Sled All recorlsd 10 N rree.le
earss u s.ii eoanfy ~ Otfsrd. ssd thai Nilsn a.
Putnam 81 Puftisai. In The Coenfy Il Csn.isriAnls
V sgs-intsd sed cs.astiuied eur aeni sod Ausf"sS
10 he state q Msln..
fvrtAsd. Oct. u. lsss
GEOR0E COffiS LlILt.fs
RICnAkD a. heCtkDf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27


Tu.SEsaIvtSo C.EH -oas poani Of
sltsd noaF. oss pouti % white sagN. ors
poupd % batter. nice esE., ons tss.poon'
fol each % eiunsmon. mscs. cloves, al.
spice. 90. oaucs extract % fo-r. one slf
cop Of molAs.ss. One-hslf tsa.poouful OF
sofa. too poupis ~ oorrsnts, one pOand
of stonsd fsl.in., oee- half ppand % sliced
ciiFon. TIL. msss- ons loaf and must be
hsksi an hour of az hour ADD . qusrtsr. In
. SLOW oven Lice N. moali With hui.
TERED p,psr .ni place The clfon In evenly
q. The doush 10 dropped In by The spoon.
fai.. Thl. shoai have ihlet white
fro.iing fvofsd nth lemon ot y,nlll'.
PIra PupptNa Roll sish, crackers
and aid - lhsm fJar ubls.pboafsls %
hfosu sag,f. snd too ublc.p son'uls oi
mol,s.s., . cop ~ rsislas. apd Doe snd
one hslf ts,.poonfal. ~ elu,mon Cover
the whole With milk AMI so,k over night
10 the mofuiug adj ihr,s pluts OF milk spi
four veil hss,sn sgrs Bake foai i~o
hours In slow own ard serve wsrm-uo,
ho,--i,h foam .suee.
Fo.N s.ucE Piece Of butter The sifs
OF an sgg sni Que cup % white sassr
ertamed tOE.,asr Nv sdi The white ~
on. egg and beat veil In The iisa In which
the sac. q. 10 he Served Ia pint basin
min ons- half cop ~ cod ~sier sud too
tahisspooufuls ~ .ift~i r1ur. and when
smooth sii ODE eup % boiling water. 81,
90 The stove and ~ssn boiling pour on The
other Ingredients In The BOIL Mlr snd
add on. iss.pOoufal % vanilla extract shd
you will have . delicious. fo,my sauce.
TIT. recipe has bssn In the family over
1ry years. Msts The paste nfst
Aunt II.NSiH's Cookirs -Ose cup 81
whit sugaf. on. sEg. ous-hsf cup OF bat.
ter, one ts..poouful % sslsrstu. dissolved
IN one-hslf cup ~ sour ere.m FLOUR N
roll, hut DO no, make too sur. Before cut
ung cot .it grsrHlstsi sugar over the top
and pre-. 10 In lightly With the rolling pin
B,ks In q qalek oven bat be careful not IN
burn.
To cook er,nb-rrle- % perfection allow
one pound OF grsnulstei .ussr aud 9 plat
81 water 20 one poand OF berries amer they
.r, Looked over. Pat Inc sugar and ws,sr
In q pOrcelsin Kettle and when II CONES To
. boil pot In the by'fic-. Afler thsy begin
20 boil lsi them cook twelve minutes, the
last bali OF the time stirring aud m,shing
them constantly with q wooden spoon.
Rinse . mould with cold water and pour
In The sauce which will. In tweniy.four
hour, be nrm Jelly
For the ersnbsrry pie bake . shell Of
rich paste AMI when colo oil With the Jelly
pot Ia warn, and on the top arrange Dits
% paste IN fancy shspes which you baked
for this purpose Tni. should no, stand
more than ons night before II l. eaten.
II. MARIA GEoR0k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
EXILES AND CONvICTS.
A COLUMN or RUSSIAN PRISONERS
en- ROUTE TO SIBERIA

nss,hiag In . Cissd % Dust "A Roadside
shris~-rhs Ne.sdsy iisis-rss beast
ef IN. Brsay.s-Rsss fsr the Night.
uAsisn<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Ioommaniesiieas COR ,hls Department, should
- ssa, me ssiiior. W. II. kAsruAs. kas, sum.
ner. MAJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

PORTABLE y BRICK SET
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MUSIC OF THE HOME.


"The Harp that once in Tara's Hall its soul Of
music she'd"
Long years ago with broken strings, was mum
bered with the doad;
But still its soul goes marching on, as from some
sacred tome,
And echoes forth from bygone years the music
OF the home.
II sings mothers lullaby, in soothing tones
and low,
In pleadngs that her babe be kept from every
want and woe;
In prayers that Heavens BILE ssings full In mer'
cy may descend
That ministering angels, ever near her loved
ones may defend
A mothers voice, fathers prayer to the Giver
OF all Goods
The note OF new existence, the tale OF mother
hood;
The plaintive cries of birthright the breath OF
dawning life;
Endearing tones OF parent, of husband and OF
wife
The morning song OF gadness, he chant rs eve
draws nigh;
The words OF conservation OF souls TO the Most
High;
The lovers declaration the marriage vow TO
hear,
The wedding march and wedding bells ringing
loud and clear.
A mothers kiss-sweet music. that never fades
or dies,
But echoes and re.echoes throughout the earth
and skies,
With memories dear and tender, though faint
on mortal ear
All what more loved and loving more treasured
or more deart
The goodnight supplicntion; Now I lay me
down TO sleep,
pray"-in lisping accents-"the Lord my soul
10 keep.
II should die"-oh, solemn thought-and die
"beforo wake,
pray the Lord"-sad music-O Lord, my soul
TO take"
The hand OF ministration, with voice OF trust
The breath OF home affection, in tender tones
and clear,
The tale OF patient suffering, OF sorrow and Of
grief
Sweet music, when the mourner has promise Of
relief
Sad music, when oppression, misfortune, sin
and wrong
Prevent the would bc singer from singing lions
song;
Soul slusic, when the heart swells, Ms, passing
on its way,
Inc CLOUDS or darknoss brighten and night
gives place 10 day.
There's music everywhere on earth for every
listening car
Rich music, heard in unison, sfsr and yet 80
near
Flashed forth, as II on lightning's wing, from
out the stSrry sky,
In solo notes and chorus full In tones that never
die.
Music in children's prattle in the patter OF
little feet,
In cordial words OF welcome whom long absent
ones we greet,
In parting words OF dear ones. Yea, evcn In q
sigh
Oh touching tender music In that one dear
word, goodbye.
There's music from the organ loft, by sacred
breeZes famed;
In choir and chorus swelling forth, we'll studied,
classic, grand;
in held and street, In mammoth hall, echoed
from lofty dome,
But swoeter, purer, denrcr far, Tho Music OF the
Home.
--CidH ". Bryan, ~ Good Housekeeping
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27
Counterfeiting a Baking Powder.

The public is too we'll informed as
to the danger from alum baking pow
ders to need any caution against using
them Ii is, nevertheless, fact that
many of our most prudent and care
full housekeepers are, without know
ing it, using these deleterious articles
daily, and from them preparing for
their families food which, were they
aware eff its nature, they would not
offer to beggar. Baking powders
made from burnt alum cost less than
four cents a pound. When these can
be worked off in place of the Royal
Baking Powder, and sold for forty or
fifty cents pound, there are many
manufacturers and dealers sufficient
ly INSCRIPTIONS to do it.
A favorite method of selling these
poisonous alum baking powders is by
placing them in an empty Royal
Baking Powder can and weighing
them out in small quantities when
the Royal Baking Powder is called
for by customers. The grocer, if
questioned, claims that he buys in
large packages at II lower rate, and
is thus able to sell below the price of
the goods in small cans. All baking
powders sold in this way are entitled
to suspicion. Analyses of many of
them have been made with view to
a prosecution, and in all cases they
have been found largely adulterated
and generally made from poisonous
burnt alum. This is selling counter
felt goods, and is, of course, an offense
against the law. We are glad to
know that the Royal Baking Baking
Company have taken the matter in
hand, and are acting in way that
will protect the public from the
swindle.
The surest protection from this
fraud is for the housekeeper to buy
the baking powder Of the brand she
wishes in the original unbroken pack
age, looking carefully to see that the
label has not been tempered with.
The Royal Baking Powder Company
announce, what is well known, that
their goods are packed for the con-
venience of consumers in cans of
various sizes, but are never sold in
bulk, by the barrel or loose by weight
or measure. The cans are securely
sealed with the company's trade mark
label, and the weight of each pack
age stamped on the cover. Any
baking powder being peddled out by
weight under the name of Royal they
denounce as bogus and to be avoided.
Consumers should bear these facts
in mind if they do not wish to have
imposed upon them the poisonous
alum stuff that is being profusely dis
tributed throughout the country un-
der the name of baking powder. If,
however, they buy the Royal in cans
with unbroken labels, they are always
sure of using baking powder perfect
ly pure and wholesome, and of the
highest strength and efficiency.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27
A Stab in the Dark

Sometimes fails in its murderous intent.
The insidious and dastardly attacks made
upon the reputation of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters by persons who seek to palm off
cheap and fiery tones as identical with it,
or "the same thing under another name,"
or equally as good" in most instances re-
act disastrously upon the unprincipled trad
ers upon popular credulity who attempt
them, converting their speculations into
ruinous failures. The Bitters is a pure,
wholesome and thorough medicine adapt
ed to the total cure and prevention Of fever
and ague bilious remittent, dyspepsia, con-
stipation, biliousness, debility, nervousness
and kidney troubles Its every ingredient
unlike those in the limitations Of it, is of
an ascertained standard of excellence and
while they, bv reason of their fiery proper
ties, react injuriously upon the brain and
nervous system, of both those organs, il is
a sedative and invigorant Refuse all these
harmful limitations.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-27
. B. NEWTON,
Atty for PITTS.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage made by Daniel T. Carr and Ag-
mes B. Carr his wife, Of the city of Alpena Alpena
county, State OF Michigan, TO Alfred Chartraud, Of
the dated the dSS OF
In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for Alpena
county, Michigan, on the 20th day of June,
eighteen hundred and eighty-three, IN heer OF
duly assigned by said Alfred Chartraud TO Jennie
B. Wheeler, Of Alpena, Mich, on the twentieth
day OF June, eighteen hundred and eighty.three,
Register Of Deeds on the 10th day of June, eighteen
hundred and eighty-three, in liber Of mortgages,
at page 49, and which said mortgage was also duly
Boebe, Of the city of Alpena, Alpena county and
state OF Michigan. on the 25th day Of February,
1885, BY deed Of assignment recorded IN the ONCE
1883, in liber Of assignment of mortgages, at page
as, on which mortgage there is claimed TO be due
al the date Of this notice the sum OF one hundred
and thirty Jour l34 dollars and fourteen iI cents,
aud no suit or proceedings al law having been in
stituted TO recover the moneys secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof;
Nov, therefore, by virtue OF the power OF sale
contained in said mortgage and Of the statue in
such case made and provided, notice is hereby
gwen that on Monday, the Soth day of July,
eighteen hundred and eighty eight at one O'Clock
IN the afternoon, shall sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder at the front door OF the Court
House, on Chisholm street, in tho city of Alpenay
Michigan, that being the place where the Circuit
Court for Alpena county is held, the premises de-
ssribed in said mortgage, so much thereof as
may be necessary 10 pay the amount due on said
mortgage, with seven per cent. interest, and all
legal costs the promises being described in said
mortgage as follows, to-wit All that certain
piece or parcel Of land situate in the city Of AL
pens, in the county OF Alpena and State Of Miohi-
Tsn and described as follows, to-wit: Lot els Int
Isl in block seventy-sovon III, according 10 the
original plot Of the village, now city of Alpena.
Dated, April 50th, 1855. ..
HENRY BEEBE,
Assignee of Mortgage.
J. b. NEWTON,
Atty for Assignee Of Mortgagee. s73wi3