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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Glen itle at o.. 0rootS fra
Misionri taller ! Free Baptist Church
Coo. Z ctr. / atbe. 9. ON Nftenen ben
8 Suli.
General % reiienbe Gseuter snifes ! Wiss
eoniin, 0tinneiota % Daiota til at repreiens
tere Rinnebaba 2ife Snf. 60. % 8referreo
asiiitent @eniion 60. al Ninneiota, 9ooe.
siues til 9ooe Meno, ifriu til s.
s. @aulien, Secp. Bog 549, Minneapolis.
81. 8roofS, probtbitiontnernes
for NteeprekSent. pil
tale ben 4 Suit pes Ses 2od. Der
.iI sa bItbe siort arrangement for
At faa aae afbelssfoH fra besse
0ver eerttI.
q minneapolis go-operatipe G%urntibin9
60" 3O7 geoor Npe. Sar nplis faaet biem
It fort Dplas al Stotsi. Torslem lite at
9aa inoum.
8iftop 9aplor bIir peo Ramps
ateeet I &eo 8o6.
@lem life at Hrobibitioniiterne for 6
Warb bolber Caucus paa ben lille 9as
nia 9alI Grebas Nften ben 20 SUM forat
beige 80 De1esater til gount,tonpentios
men % forat beige 8arbz&omite.
for iiette @arb er 7 ST., 10
9loe. 8. os &iper,n. Sab os iaa fulo>
talis Representation.
5orelem lite minneapolis g%o-opretipe
Surnilbin9 60. naar ou ifal bape Sfo.
Blooet er aloris iaa tpnot at bet 10 life er
tptfere enb 8ano os Stauoinaper buroe anie
bet iom en- national 8liSt at banole meo fine
@ooo 4 Gritien, 412 & Ala
geoar Nue. 9ar ou feet oeres itore, rise os
pelorbneoe Dplas.
8aa ,,Theater Comique" bolot ct
par Mano paa at ilaste binanoen, uoen
at Yolitiet, iom bar nerparenbe sioroe
uoset for at binbre bet. YolicefOmmisz
iioneu pil unberisse Saseu.
2iset at Wallens eaariee Gut, iom
nosle Dase iiben falot / Globen, fanbtes
6rebag nebe peo ct. Saul. Sorelbrene
Dor paa rs Npe. os 9 ct. g.
"gnslinseforentusens" 2eieperelie, Ais
geoar Mne., er aabent bper Nften fra 10 %
Ssuoasene fra 3I5 gfteru. Set erforipnet
meo sooe Bigger % 8laoe til fri Nfbenpttelie
Ollie 8elfcmne.
Ri9eforenins boloer See cream Sociz
able paa Dania 9al 2srbagaften.
Sacob Sanbpif, en- Snebfer iom boebe
, 900. 20 Nue. g. falbt Gnsbas neb al
en- Sernbaneposn os forilo9 6opeoet os
ben enc Stulber, 1da ban Hlaatte fipres
bjem.
8. %. 2ittlejobn, iom bapoe &afe=
bug liseoperfor Marfet Souie, fit Col
fit Dnsbas Miobas os bsbe. Otter
Some o9 ct 8arn.
Mrs. &ice beber en- nplis anfommen
Rolitimatrone, iom bar taset Dpbolb /
Central Station. SUN flyer Der burbe
bore en- fpinoelis 8etient eeb bper
Station. Selp bar bun sobe Mnbefa=
fra %. 6. Z. Il. / Chicago.
&auo.
Otti 9cre 2anb IL Mil peit fra @in=
bonn lalses for 5000 eler bDttes bort /
eler 9eiter os &reaturer.
2anbet bar en- pen tolpaarssammel
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

8arlor & 8eb room fets til Iape Yriier
bos gnser Bros. & Weruer, 4O5 & 4O7 Sc
bar ape.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

TrefOlbisbebs Menisbebs llnsboms.
f~orenius bill ofboloe en- 9ieuic ben 4bt
Suli paa Observation-Disclosures Gampus
paa Diiiben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Iuttty.
st Crsel, sauite lioet brust, ialses biuist
| u6elt 8aabets" Office.
u. 6. Saroelon, Sasiprer, 565 9emple
Court.
Baa statefarmen er oprettet en- bOtas
niif 9ape.
ecauoia Gurniture StOre, 4O5 4 4O7 Sc
bar Mpenue.
Sar gu Sobber, ionn ifal TRIPLES taa buff
a ,6elt &aabet" 400 40 geoar Npe.
llnse Mnno, fum pnifer oroentlise 8or=
o~iussplooie, ian benuenoe fig til gnslinse-
foreninsens 2eieperelie, 415 geoar Gpe.
fra ITO Nften. oa 5~oreuiusen sjerne uil
bi0lpe benz beri iaa soot ben Tan.
Gn YreIt peb gsaun @aloo Mesiaros
fgbt | @ratenlanb prabitebe / SIT. 8apz
tiff airfen Ssnbas.
8. 81. 8erfneis, Scanbia 8ant banoler
meb Steal gltate, laaner uo Hen9e, iantt teg<
ner Nslurance.
penrp s. @jertien, uurif Sosfsrer, trrfes
paa lit &ontor, Al Baib. Npe. g. Berelie
No. 4 os 5, buer 9as fra 9 til 6.
Dnifer ou en- iuno, folb Stprtebrif eller
friffe 5ruster? @aa til 9r. 6. 6. Olion, cor.
gebar Npe. & 3 ct. g. Siar oil ri anbefale
bans ppperlise Carbonated orange cham
payne.
8or 2anbsmanb THEODORE ". Setber 529
8aIb. Npe. g. leperer ubmerfebe &abinets=
Ybotosrafier for $500 pr. 9ufin. sc IND
os iasttas Yrpper at bans Nrbeioe fsr 9u
gaar anoetiteos.
5rebae brufnebe en- Manb neb Napn
Osborne mebens ban fiifeoe iGebar Safe.
4an arbeibebe / Yilsburp Msle.
Gpar big Image. Drag lite lan9t OPP I
Nneu fnrnt oi9re SnbfiBb af &fpber. 6ntter.
0anifer oip., naar &ooo & grifien bar iaa
i~torartet 0plas at oenne Bare. Som inoom
412 & Ala geoar Npc. os ou pil blipe oper-
bepioit.
W On nosen gaifer 9anolesearbeioe
nbfert fan iaaoaut opuaaes Deb Bpttearbeioe
ener til meset lape Yriier siennem rsJelt
&aabet."
Blabets 2Rlere bill fren,oeles iinoe, at u.
6. 9abl bar fin Sfoeutit paa famine Steo
paa geoar Npe. % at bans 8r1ier er lape os
8arene neiten ulloilioelis.
Gn Manb paa Blaisoale Gpe. fit Solz
fit 2srbas. Sans Napn Ole Munien.
6an 1fal MI bore / 8eorin9.
9porfor Itaa S timepis % arbeioe ::iaa
Soeoeu renoer meo bet sammeloasie Strp=
aeapperat mar MI Siben er fommen at bu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Handkerchief Cnnn

Tats shrimp pick aui g,fnsi knl,tlr (
sut sri nae. steel hook Make chain
Of "a stitches ~ith the white wool
fifst fos-Mss loops, ~ Ia neat, 81
eh. mis-. I. / r 10 next; rspssi from 10
cot ~ foS turn
second fow--J IN. 90 nfsi'ri 81 Cd,
~ 90 a.. taklng up hsck and font loops.
r.pe,, from IN sud " ro~. Repeat mi.
s-cnnf rus three ilmss.
Sit,h ros-wrh The garnet ELK work
u co; "a on n, r,p'N from Aeross
bfssk 90
seventh row-wiih pink. 3 eh. % on nfs,
~. 81 ca. n on ". r,pesi from IN ,nd OF
fou. Repeat thls seventh row uniil ihsfc
az 81 ross % the pick
FIfty. uiu,h rov--i.lke The sixth row.
sittisih. sky n'st. sixty second. sixty.
third Ani sixty lOarth rous-Likc The sew
snth row.
Fold over 10 row. On each end Of The
case for pockets aud crochet = border al
Arouui. thus
Take garnet sllk and wOrk rows Of
CD, tr, With n 10 the same loop a. each
corner For The pleo, edge, with pink silk
make CD, l q c In third Of Oh. I 4 c on
uslt "a all round; rspeu the same border
across the ends, and II Il better 10 make
the border Aefo.. the ends before the pock
cts are folded over.
Take two pieces OF pink satin. just the
s.Es OF the case before IL IL folded over.
Ani between them plsce piece % w,dding
upon Which some sAehet powder has been
.priuklci Sew ~ aud slip int0 the Gro
chsisd case. tack 10 In place with blind
stitches and ornament with . bow and
loops OF Ribbon Ia plnk AMI garnet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Tho Ex.Miner's Story.

Taking Of eariou. games Of poke
remind, me-" said the examiner; 81
was in 1855. and wa. travelling By
train from Dfnver 20 small way station
There VA. = gisa, game Of poker soins
on IN the smoking car. Lis,le by little
al Of u, droppsd on, d the game. eIesP
q tall man With black mu.,.ehe aud Z
eon,ump,ive looking young chap. The
tall man bad been winning everything
and |, vas s,idsn, th., be ~r no, play.
ins square.
al last IL was the thin chaps deal
lie ,tuff-d The cards little qussfly.
bu, no ons bat me noticed u
"lll take one" aid the tall man.
The other laid DO Nd ,he pack sn'
stood pat. Thea the betting bsg,n
.nd. a. neither would call. there mus
have been nish on TO $4,000 in the 20,
Every one though, the young mAn "a
burst. ba, he pulled on, OF hi, boots
large roll Of bills. snd pa, ii IN the pot
saying. with tear In bic eye and
uemble In hi. yo.ee. I've been s.,in.
,hi. up for long time TO pay OF ih'
mortgage o. my Oh m1;h,r, farm up u
Vermont Ny the -sy, give me light
my pipe. out. continued ih. examiner.
"Hl- did the game come out
sa.psd the bres,hl-. audiences.
"Oh." replied the examiner. ",h'
train stopped just then. AID bad Il
&, of"
And with thee word, he calmly got
up and lefi ths rom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
A WARNING.

The modes OF deaths approach are va.
rious, and statistics show oonclusively
that more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat aud Lungs than any other. IL ID
probable that everyone. without exception,
receives vast numbers OF Tubercle Germs
into the system and where these germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into lie
and develop. AZ 1fst slowly and IL shown
by . slight tickling sensation In the throat
and II allowed 10 continue their ravases
they extend to the lungs producing Con
sumption aud 10 the head, causing Catarrh.
Now all this IL dangerous aud n allowed "a
proceed viii In time Cause death. At the
onset you must act with pfomptness; a.
lowing Q cold 10 20 without attention II
dangerous and may lose you your lie. Az
coon a. you feel that something IL wrong
with yoar Throat, Lanss or Sostrils, OBJ
tain bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup.
II VIII give you immediate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
A Boy Spectator.

"Bab,' be called a, The mArks, yes.
,erdsy morning after be bad di.po.sd OF
his potatoes. "i' there ,ny TOY store neat
here,
ayes. sir"
"Ju.i show me The ~.y. will you
I've 60, to buy few things for Christ
mas"
go, children ,"
EYES"
500, boy a, big as me ;"
Just about yolr age"
"wh., are you soias to buy him fo'
Santa Claus ,"
III dunno yet. W. thinking I'd
g,, some ,or, Of toy"
"Siy. lemms give you a bi, Of .d
viee." sal the lad a. they walked .lons
together. "l.-t toy. alone. Steam in.
gines ale dangerous, toy mule, won't
nick for shaek.. and Christmas ,ek-
knive. fall all To pieces In week II
you've 20, boy. and you want TO ,iekl.
him moe, to death. III eel you my roller
skate, a, half pre-. cause ne h,ini ~,
no place for sk.,ins thi. vinier. and |
var, 20 sell EN- and bay |, all Ia cocoa.
nut candy."-Dsir0i, Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
The 9th Verse.

The follow ing ineidsn, occurred many
years ago in Brown county. Ohio. A
Methods, preacher stopped q, = tavern
on the read 10 refresh himself aud horse.
The house was crowded with msn who
were drinking liquor and giving toa.ts
They were ell s,aunch Adam. men.
The minister vas sOoa invited to drink
aud strongly pressed TO give a toast
lie At first declined. bat a, las, fading
himself "in Rene" he yielded To ,k,ir
importantly. snd taking glass. nid-
"Gen,lsmsn, | will give yoa-John
Quincy Adam. and the s,h verse Of the
lO9,h P.alm' which W. received With
loud cheering. SINE time after the
preacher had departed one Of the eom2a-
ny became curious 20 know what vas
contained in the verse alluded 20. and
getting the Bible he read, to the aston.
ishment and indignation Of al n. ~or.
,hie' assembled the following ~ori,: al,
his days be few, and let another take hi.
office" They rsvsd and .~ore At the
preacher and threatened TO follow and
eh's,i'e him bu, happily he escaped
the vsnsesn's Of tn. Bad company iaiC
which be had casually fallen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Aro,ent Medford.

Thar. "a. a man sat Ia front OF ne all
the wa, TO Medford. lie .Pske no word,
90 he might have been dumb, Out 10
made no sisn, so be certainly wasn't
OF All the loquseiOus, eha,ienns mortar.
In All ,hi. gusuuloas old world. dear
and dumb man !. the won, ehaite'ooi IN
the lot. I never knew one Who ooula
L,,u ouie, ten minutes. They talk with
Their eyes, lips. checks and hands, and
-hen they go To bed. | have no doubt
thew talk With their fee, and sing Win
Their noses. Certainly thi. was no deaf
and dumb man. lie ,wirled bis thumbs
and locked out Of the window, . SILENT
ob.,,,.n,. sensible traveller. Thumbs
Ger, made TO twirl. and windows we're
made 10 look through. When the us'a
reached Medford-
(which Mtdford
There /. bu, one Msdford. thou OF TIE
simple miad. when the train reached
Msiford. thi. traveller turned to me and
said
"Rup. old place. eli I"
M,dford /. an old. old village. but not
n,.rl, so cd a. some Of III. jokes that are
made .bou, Il. The fsmou--or' u 'h'
editor prefers. inf.mous--rum that made
N. name Of The pretty village . house
hid word from Dan 10 Hsrksfs Cofnef''
!, ..id 20 be an article q such remark
able purity tina, IL !. Notwithstanding u
taken In do.,. Of ten drop. OF rum TO
barrel Of rain water. However, q, new
or taken ,hA, way. In is urdlla'ed
u.,iti. seductive beverage. Endorsed
and u.ed by the clergy. The clergy 'h.l
Endorsed il and used u. hose,ef. u dead
dead. and gone to join the caravan d
good men who drank Msdford rum' hang
ed witches. whipped Qasker, and P'l,
lorisd B.p,i... They are all dead, and
their children. who are much better Ano
far plea.ln,sr than were their f'ihsr' IN
heri, the land. They keep right on IN
he,i,ing IL, too. The old di,,lllsy stand
a. OF yote-yore means some time ago
and Medford rum still. under iasor.bl'
circumstance, can make the hair curl oa
the Lno,,ed brow Of a railroad tie. bu'
M,dford village has nsusht TO DO viii
the adversary. and Pro.Per and blooms
like q garden Of roses. and. save Tor my
h..,y and ihough,le.. staying OF the a.
lent traveller for hi. ill.,imsi pike, crane
h.. no, stained the garment. Of the val
l.se for 10 these m.ny days -Bi'ds''s
| 10 Hawksie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

PoT PouRm do YOU al your p,rfum.
cry jars yourselif II 80, remember that .
jar which holds pound needs one grain
OF musk Ia IL, no matter what else II may
cOntain; that spices which have been pass.
ed once through . mill are better than
those which are nnely grouoi, and that the
ground orris roo, 10 better than tue pow.
dered. Remember, too, that Eagllsh dam
Ask rose petals are better than any Others.
and cheaper also II you know the right
place 10 buy them; and lastly, when you
hsve apparently died your jar, remember
that you can still -lft In about hall as much
salt ~ IL would hold whsn empty, and that
the salt Is essential TO molsten the fragrant
cOmpOuud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

wATEKISG PLANTS There eau be no
rule laid down In regard 10 watering plants.
other than IN water no oftener than II real
~ necessary. and when you ID water do II
thoroughly. Some pants will consume
three times IS much as others in given
length OF time you must therefore be gov
srned wholly by the plants necessities. IL
Il well IN know that plants are qal,e as sp,
% be Iilret by too much water as for the
want OF IL The plant will show you plain.
ly by the dropping OF It, leaves when IL
should be watsrei. snd II will not be 10
jared n dry until then. C,ll.s are tq1stlc
plants, snd II In warm room II will not
inJ ATE. bat rather benei, them 20 have the
pots set Ia basin O! water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

A charming screen ior tAe piazza can b
msie by training vines from post 10 post
very pretty ,fsci 10 produced by taking
ehild's small hoop and tying strings 10
H. The hoop mast then be placed srscly
oeiNe the posts. AMI the string. fAsien.
81 20 the roof. the door. aud - TIE posts,
% hold the hoop steadily In ~. place.
Wires may Dc used instead OF strings, sud
will be fonni more iurable, alihOagh q ~.
tie more q filsllt ~ m,nsge. Nines must
be trained over these strings, bat not al
lowed % cross The hoop The vines will
10 time cover the strings entirely, leaving
DOLLY The round hoop hOl.. - look out from.
II hanging baskets ate suspended from the
roof Of the plsEIa, ths tsOdfil. OF the more
delicate vines may be trained acrOss The
strings from them. Thi. Arrangement,
mskes oaarmlng protection against the
glare OF the sun, OF the dus. OF nelgh5or'
iug highway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

CusHIoS Gowns -Appliqusd Sc, de.
signs In plush over satin, the sppl'ques
couehed down over the satin with double
strands OF gold thread, are popular FOR
sumptaous sofa cushions. Among lovely
combinations OF color are bronI fgreen
plush over sslmon-plnk satini golden.
bronze over deep old pink; bronze-green
over corn color; pale lemon.bropIi over
pale blue satin; the plush In each case
bouched down with gold cord or "clair de
lune" tlnssls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
I-Acnosric

I-AcRosric
4.
Pants with splnes all covered DER.
which on sandy plains abound.
Bat. In cultivated state,
'Moug our house plants may be foand'
This plant In garden plots
Grown for use. In syery sense,
Win an odor pubgent, quite.
Which % some gives great offence.
3.
Since W. nini our baby boy
We have called him Little Roy.
This Il whAt We call Q man
Who n tall, aud thin, indeed,
BY 10. ZOO, Ne would express
We have some Ne DO not need.
s.
Someone Who came up the walk
when I wAs alone one day,
hat oh Bruno showed his teeth,
And be quickly sped away.
To color deep with stesifast dyes
TIA, IL what my siriA implies.
T.
Roses sweet OF many tin,s
noom upon the lava 80 green,
Bat not one. among them all.
without ssrsah eau be seen.
To The mlllinsr's vent.
To ~, bat not long ago,
The paper wrapped around. I tAis
Before my purchsse could show.
p.
Palm no words can Ger express.
Agony, OF great distress
10.
An ore thsis taken from The earth.
FOR human skill and labor ripe
A useful. e'en nesdfal thing.
Ofpjssr an strength nalng type.
n
A servant whom se al admire,
Ani BY To AID we'rs on amused;
-rsill Away. serve a. falihfally
Unlcss, psrchsnce, u IL sbusei.
A..
When pain sni slckness lsy ~ low.
Win -isp that's Amos, feather llght
To CONES. with gentle voice AMI touch,
With cap and apron snowy Waite.
Priaal,
Ia o'ivu tlmls. ere Ne were born.
oar great gtandsirss. with nsfy zeal,
Wrote fAis. srd solsmhlY declared
Ttsy'i stand ~ u, come woe % zeal
Paals
oar honofci great gf,udslt,s did more
sturdy Aui de,crml nsd band.
Toy fought powerful Zoe that fAs
MgAi reign fof aye throughout 10
land
IL SToEI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

SoUR SoIL There IL no way 10 restor G
. sour soil 10 usefulness, except turning IL
over TO the elements. Throw II out; wash
the roots OF your plants In tepid water, re-
pot In good. sweet soil; use pots no larg.
er than Sufficient 10 hold the roots without
crowdlng and give them good drainage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

The vocal organs are strengthened by the
use % Ayers Cherry PectoraL Clergyman,
lawyers, singers, actors, A0i pablo speak
ers al tbs preparation TIE m )si Elective
remedy fIr irritation ani weakness OF the
throat and luags, and Tor au Affections OF
the vocal ofg,ns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
a. cuaRapE

up5n ne .frsf iAs sailor siAnii,
To catcn tac breath % motuins bresEs
IL h'sri Win eager yesrniug turns
To hls dear hone beyond The seas.
'Ani srcoai. ~ ooali bot a.
Upon the pinloas % The slni.
Ia travel AZ - ssin tAiri
rae eagles woali be len oshind.
II seen - So nv cottage homs.
hear thc hi.ct.hlrd'. welcome call
I SO the vlnrs That oss ftro fhrss
rae rustic porch, the 0fchsfd wall p"
HENNiE Bar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
Two in the Shade.

II occurred a. the ball given at III,
Mexican legation In Washington. |,
WAS 30 clever that half the town hs. been
laughing At IL ever since. The nigh, va.
oPpres'ively warm and the weather va.
the principal topic OF conversation among
the guests. General Greedy. grave, ,e.
date and dignihsd as II on DIRE. parade,
stood talking with one Of the brightest
women in Washington society. The lat.
ter, suddenly shifting her position. struck
the chief Ct the signal bureau With her
fan plsyfully upon the arm and exelsim.
cd with . pretty blush:
speaking about the weather, General,
answer me this II thir,y.two above zero
Is the freezing point, what, pray, IL the
squeezing points"
General Greedy. who IL one Of the mos,
modes, men livink. replied with some EN-.
bsrrsssment that be did not know, and
then he ADDED. "Do your'
why, certainly" the pretty woman
replied. "lt's two In the shade, Of
coufss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
YOU

will never regret sending three cent
stamps % PAY postage, 10 A. L. Ordwsy 1
Co, Boston, Mass. for a copy OF Dr. ksuf
MANS greet Medical Work; loo pages,
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cry family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Corrcspcndence on practical topics. coming
pfOps riy under the head Of this colutnn. ts 40
Iiciisd. Address all communists Ions ntendssi
fur this department "a Editor ~ Iiomemakefs
Column, UxFOHD DEnoCRaT, Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

CocoASur PuYYs. MIX two cups Of CO.
coabut with one cup powdered sagsri The
beaten whites OF Two eggs and two table
spoonfuls OF corn starch. Drop on butter.
ed tins and bake quickly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

"Ilow woald you Ike to IL, on = Juryi'
asked q gentl"m,n 90 = strOas.mindet old
maid. I'D as SON sit on hatchet," said
The splnster, with shake Of her bombsIlns
skirt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

ltisayery lag nan who will not take
the trouble 20 reverse lis cigar when be
lads that he has pat the lighted ead OF II,
By mistake. Into his mOath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

A girl 10 Rockville, Team, has beer
asleep Tor the past eight days. She IL .
cook, And The family have PROBABLY forgot,
ten % wake her up.
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The peculiar Purifying sai bullilng up
powers % ll1oi's Srsap,rill, make IL the
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2 Slmsthlng ussi for dipping.
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The "plnkeye" i spreading. The rsb-
bits are AL down with a.
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They tell % mn oct West wao Vas
putting a blast In . well, aud Il vent of
premsturely and blew him out into ~ sp.
pie tree about any feet away. Ia . moment
he recovered himself. and remsrking. "Ths
Lord knows better than DO, atsr all;
guess Il IL almost time 10 go pruning. "
took large pruning knife from bis pocket
and set 10 work
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