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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Ayers Hair vigor resiofss color aEi
vitality % weak aud gray hair. Tnrough
is healing aud cleansing qualities, IL pre-.
vents Tie accumulation OF dAnjfur aud
cures al scalp diseases. Tue best hair.
dressing ever made, and by far the most
economical
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

wRsrsas Ofisnllo e.. UraFafan e. II 80
IIsaxhion. t.oth n " aa-isiask. .a o.
Ard ani -i.is ~ N alns - a. Serb .aI
A. ~. tsss, ~ thsif uuftEsgr lffI -
eufisd In Otilf,i RsgstfY RI lArt',
lss, coassyei b. N suh-rilfr ora.
u lad situated In ~ riNarr nf hWa.'
saia Wonistnsk. h1nnisd al o. 3D.. A. ~
wa .-Ikgining "a ~ nruat e. o.
iau.fsfl r,ssi then.r Cu o. .rr ' ft =.
18Th .estsriy tIfertIan uIfF rHif tn '
% Ne ourusf II isn.l. nn- ~ trmfrf NC =
ss.ysf. thsacs sosth siKffrl AL 90
s.si t9snty TOO ruis sni issufl ..af as' III
nog nfJok thsnrs 90 sa.f hfoos 'i''.f- i,
sls.sn unks 81 . stale at - Ices nlfa u.
" three DEGREES .s.f To- rsif 49, t-IN :.
o. . stake an.l sfaoes thsnrr nnff. .I'i -
east .lttssa rp.is b. q stale AT steff -
l5fty three isgrrss sesi eiFti r.is
Brook thsuos W 49, brsak A. g. Co.,
boand. tagethsf sih - .aal.s' 49,.
esttt ~ Io~u Hal AL ~ Moo llt.
uhii,iisi third parts u ~ IA en -.
b. sscur. M psJuisnf q rsfts.a a - -.
In described, AL e. ~ onni.tl1af RI ft -.
have bssn hfoksn. clslm f.fsr faff -.
aaooftiing - N staf ~ In ga "as'f .t ~
,idsd, ani rive th.s nsiics GO thsi Qi'i"'e
gyEItNE o. BiD NNL.ls
~ GEn. a Nitsls. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
"irs funny .bOu, Washington peopl,

els funny sbou, Washington people.
said . young msu from New YORK 10 .
washin gtonian. Glow do you meant
asked Tie Washington man. why.
every body has Q way OF saying 'Yes, in-
desdr" Have theylT exclaimed the
wsshipgtoulan. bitterly. "wsll, they
hsvsn't. asked . girl last night N she
would marry me, and the way she said
NO, indeed Was enough TO bring tear,
10 the eye OF . needIs-"-wAshingtop
Critic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
HOW 4 PELT.

Why. two years ago was lasi aboa,
crazy, and NJ wonder that my wife and
children wsrs AFRAID Of me. You Just
want % suffer with neuralgia with no re-
lief a. did uniil I used sulphur Bliiers
They cured me, ana now my wife says
Am a. meek a. q lsmb.-RObert Davis,
AmsTicga HOass, B0stOa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
The Old Doctors

Drew hic,,i. mo.isrn dostors cleaa1s 10 /;
hence the Increased DEM NJ ~ Aiisfa-
dives. n j. nv yell knosn tasi mssst
diseases are jue. not o. ovsr-ahundance,
btt b. inpuriiy. a the Bloc anal u
J. srually veil aiisstesi that 80 blood
m-naine /. - eaicacious a. Ayers
Ssrsirsriila-
zone ~ rs children hal large sors
hr.aE ouf 90 the lee We arpllesi
sirnnl~ ruin.siIfs. fnr q While. thinking
ti,s safr eulil sliortiy heal. liui ~ grew
worss W suught me,lical slNic., AMI
we're toii that an Alternative me'iicine
was necessary. Ayers SarsaI'Afilia
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l. Cone hon, ~i,h me from church.
lila
: wAss hat boy /. ga, be ,,lis nIs
a. lndisn.
5 Mr.. n,Ril,ou died las, blss, OF
CONSUMPTION.
= wsss you tai. use word. worth
listening 10.
5 ca. Pap oPsh ,hl. bon for me.
plsass.
G Mother. cottage !. near The ssa
:. 10 their sssr,h for gold. Smith ard
Brown wsfv csptarsd ~ 10 inoisns.
=. That - bOs L1ai.. tut . 1ounE''
brother.
.. DO not 20 on The riv,r t-i,y, ih'
cuffstt flss - swiftly.
10 -. sl,h BrOsh 10 GcOfg,to-r
Cousgv
Duu.
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Ec.rNI, lTcnr, scILr. SKIN ToKruREs
The simple application OF "swarSK''
OINTMENT" without aLy Internal medicine
gill cure suy case OF letter, Salt kh,um
Riugworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples
ECIsms, ali Sesly, ltehy Skln Efup,lons,
10 matter how obstinate or long standing
IL 10 potent. - setive. and costs bot irire
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HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

torre.pondence on practical topics. coming
pfopsrly under the head Of this column. IL so.
lielisd. Address all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Column. Oxronp DNnocnAt. Paris. Ne.
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N.-Asms.psp EippLS.

N.-hEnxapED RIDDLE
In every place on The earth.
10 even cottage, 100,
In thcstrr. or halls Of mlrih,
Ia churches OLD OF new.
A. every feast or funeral
sgf,ly vii be seen.
Indeed. a. ever festival
or noted scene I've been.
Bshsai me once AMI you -lll see
A thsns Coz potts lay
Again bshsaf. apd Bat fJf ne
IOur ufs woali snd today.
{. DAVIS
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Plmples. bolls sud ether humon Ns
liable 10 appear when tie blood Get. heat
81. To cure them. uie Hoods Ssrsspa'
rlla
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II an OH maid sues for breach OF
promise, ste gets $1,000 II she IL lucky.
yOuIg aud pretty girl gets $4,000 OF
$4,000 This Is not just, bat IL Is Intense
In human.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

In starting oa, on your political career,
my sOn, do not strive 10 DC consistent
Consistency, you kno~, Is 6 jewel, and
Jewels are no, worn In puohe ,Iespi by
the vulgar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

We have NJ, heard much about isuaiia'
DOunelly for SONS time. l, he In danger
OF becoming q mere cipaeff
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III. -ESt0NA

N.Y. and 2 and 3
]. what . vet hens ,sre 10 be.
NJ gGspd
Move. on the rails 81 rapid rate,
NJ Whole will make motto fns
Ror those who're In The solving line.
ALEr.
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France struck Germany on tue Rhine
the Germsns In France penetrated 10 TIE
core.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Isl. easier 10 run in d,e, than to crawl
Out sgaiu.
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f.-cusRApE

Tread sOfiy now. Make no unsetmly din
with over careless feet. for sm shy
Ana umli; and with bsisd breath begin
To note sseh part, the form 80 1.-THE
The eye,
A. gullslsss as ehIld's-ba, you have
fsilei
To end my caudL spp.rs,us, hsyt
Wei, I'm eong,uitally "Robsft tailed"
A sort OF family weakness, you msy
say.
S,coAd.
unI hear my .n,ery tones br,'l on
While fan and frOlle M III. rup,i,l
room.
where orange blossoms ,wins In beau.
Tvs hair.
Ard rsrs, no~,rs dlspsussa rich per-
fums.
Bu, zee ,Asu pas. with MN a steps and
slow.
That solemn, gloomy aud m'js'''c
tfAlp,
while SABLE plume. nod gently to and no
Aud my voice mlpsl,s With the 10
EsrL strain.
To b. cottsnts my every Wish. ielsim
No plaudi,s from the lips OF r,iisfy.
Uullks the vain sutnovsr that yssrns foi
fame.
And Hns it, h,ashJ head for al 70
see.
sesk the silence Of The solitude.
Ard high ~ on some m ssJ ROCK
alone,
Uupr.l,sd, save by the MARBLES Of ih'
wood.
pas. ny ris unpo,leed and aninowr,
Ton
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Recomm ended

above 40 others. Ne us-,l u with mar.
Vel.rus results. TIE sufu healei aui
hsalh aud strength rap.ily rsiurnei.
y. j. Armstrong. Wvlmar. Texas.
Il fnd Ayers Sarsarariila ~ - an
AIN fsils remedy frf che cure ~ hiooi
iI.rasrs I presCrii-s IL. anil u dos the
uofl every time 80 A. l.. faisr, VI. ID,
Manhattan. Kansas.
we have soli Ayers Sarsaparills
hefe f1r over thirty YEAR, ant always
recommend u when askei o. name ihe
h-.sf hiou,i-pufihrr. - W. I. Mclean,
Druggist. Augusta. Ohio.
~ Avsr's mrsiiCines continue On b. The
s.sutlar,l remedies in spite n all cum
f.f.fan. 1T ". RiChmond, Bear
taEa MIrh
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vt-nippsN RON.

Tr.n.poss iolssi armly together. ant
yos will have uaf.stsnei.
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WOOD, BISHOP & CO..
BANGOR, VI
WANTED

A tarusr AL hani sa-Ttf. sifs'Y sft 1T gs-
pay b solsf iniasiroas man.
re. FINGREE a O'.
IEsfsrrs. W
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OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Recommendations Tor this Department should
~ -snt The eiitcr. W. II. kAsrnAs, kAsisum
ner. Mel
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Most Successful and Most Pop
ular Range in the Market.

IT, great superiority j. arln1v.eig
"a by all experts and the many thou
sands who have this range m use
Made OF the very best materials BY
thorough mechanics We warrant The
ROYAL CLARION b comprise more
improvements than any other make
We furnish them With PLAIN LEGs,
CABINET BASE. Tor ~ LOW HOI
CLOSETS, ELEVATED SHELVES
END TANK. WICKET DOOR. AMI
PEDAL attachment IN hct every
variety or style wanted Every Range
warranted. For sale by All hrstc.as
dealers Manufactured AM i1r s.s
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ruuc nsyoLvEns. ssst i,a2 IS.
NuNS prlse li.g ~ JOiiNsI"N
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~ -woRp sQu.Hr

u-woRD sou.Hr
1. steam
2 with staring surprise.
5. Jary roll
4 A musical drama
s.w.
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PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND

-Tur svs ysar- sarsr-i sitA r.'srat,f
DsrHullsHess I tfsf lsins's lrirfT Ilr.
I.y,In.l at Ca truftfuIlJ ~ tftt afs -
-
csc I. Hrransa
i<f,er Can't. Ststicn a. rrs k.Ta.al.
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A PERFECT
COME INATION

-fhsvs sirsrrf tsrriiT fr-ri nsrvo-srs-.
at hrsT rUuhsl lsrustf So hs.ff.as 4
lsiu.ss CslFff Iunafs'af.d 49, nh - ID a
tsll 49, ] naFE - fUHHr fsIfn II FaHrT ra.r.
en-. 90 ! les ~1sf u al O. 30
OltAftu Csutfs. III Ma Hsrsos
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As.r.r. no rr.n.. or L..r wsIK
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Heavy linen pillov.sh,ms with two.ineh
hens are pretty With one inch drawn WORK.
half inch palm. thea drawn work again.
They may also have six or eight Inch
square OF the same pattern OF drawn work
In the center. with fancy stitch around The
edge. A later design IL To make . scarf.
or Que pieces LARGE enough 10 cover the two
pillows BE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

The great sales Of the Roru CaHos
prove the fact that Il D. the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

With hemp ,~ine. work rug ln long
row. Of single crochet, back sni forth.
taxing up Only the back loops Instead OF
both loops Then cgt some rcd n,ur,l In
strips and wess. them In basket fashion
seross the ends. fiuish With thick knot.
ted fringe. stretch oui smooth aud rub
the uuder eide With nour paste, which
when dry. will Cause III. tug 10 lie straight
ard smooth on the noor.-Mr. II. kmk-
0sK. Col.
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Take an cd pain, keg, ser,ps the outside
smooth aud palni IL 10 harmoniIs With
your room. gil iiug tbs hoops or p,insin
them black. Line with silssia. nfst tack.
Ing II on the edge, then Turning. Gather
the end and then push down into the kee
last as you ilne the crown OF hat This
m,hss nice receptacle for scrsp,.-J. Ii.
40
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A pretty way 10 make dresser cover 10
10 take ba,cher's linen, cut large enough
10 fringe about an zach aud . half stamp
some vines along the edge, and anythlng
you like 10 the center. and work In outline
stitch with black elk. IL will wash nicely
and look richer than red cotton. aims. ".
A NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

senator J. ". Nooa Las regaEnsd from
Arkanszs
Alnert Rasseil. of Chicago. sss - ne oc-
c.dsulal Yesterday.
T. Peterson. u Pst0sasy szsa guest a.
lie N.shir xson Ho.sl yssieg1s
Tie M1sEsson brewing C0mpsny "a
stored ansy zSogs z. DO coE1s u 10 for nexI
ssss9u.
Thomas Dunn. of " lscoasih. son Of r.
Danu VI thls city. = Ia town wishing his
parents.
The funeral OF K. Allsrsmx will take
3 ace This AteEaoou from tue Terrace slTesl
Holland eAufea.
Tie Golden Giant Drsmstic Company
wiii De tue ne1t attraction al the Opsrs
Houte February 3.
Charles Hal. OF Grand Rsbids. was ia
t08n yesterday oD business AID q guest ~
tle BTsdford Hotel.
J. d shsndsn. the Brooklyn elo.hier,
~ill, after Aarca ], occupy the double store
IA TIE OpeFa House
An arch Is being baIlI in the Rosen Bros
ciolhibg sore - as 20 connect The boot
and shoe department with the clothing de-
parltaent.
The ground no. dld not see bis shadow
on the appointed day, but the police were
Busy aiier trzmDs who generally turn out
Oh ihsl day.
An enjoyable time va, had by all who
attended the Leap Year Basket Social
Fiven by the Davis Tent, No. 502. in their
hall last eve.
Rev. ir. A. l.. Bergeron, Of the Church
Of Noirs Dame, Chicago, who has been visit
ing Or. Y. A. bsrgeIon and g. b. Bergerop,
las returned home.
The Pincht0wn Pleasure Club gave their
irs; annual bali last night IN the Lakeside
Rink. attracting good many of the young
people rom Tie city.
c. v Smith, proprietor of the 81. Josepl.
County Repubiicas. published al Ctn;eryilie,
Sas foreman OF lie Chronicle job otsce Ia
this city few years ago.
The Muskegon Club has all arrangements
complete for its psrty and ball on Monday
evening nexr. The vacant store rooms ia
tie Opera House building have been
scored. and these In addition To- the regu-
lar Club rooms will be fitted up for dancing
aud Tor social use
On Thursday, while Harry Rood was
getting out square timber on his farm near
Black Lake he had his collar bone broken
and received other injuries which compelled
his being brought 10 tais city for treatment.
To-day be is much better, and all his friends
hope for his early recovery.
man giving his name as George Wilson
was brought before Justice Miller yesterday
morning ou complaint of /. III. Goldman.
the clothier. who charges Wilson with fax
ing shirt from the front OF the store
Wilson pleaded guilty and in default of s.
aud costs will pass hiteen days ia the
county Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

The first eruption recorded IN history oc-
curred ia the year - A. D. Previous 20 this
Nesuyi1s was ~ s.ispectod 70 be volcano.
rs sides were covered with famous vines,
and .ts ancient crater, partly fIied with
water, formed tie stronghold Of the rebel
chief. Spartacus. lt was AZ tAis eruption
tast ths cities Of Pompen aud Hsrculsneum
wers buried IN the torrent OF wind and ashes
when was eiscted, and that the elder Piiny
was suffocsfed ia tue sulphuToiis vapor. Stree
that famous eruption Nesuy.us has been an
active volcano, snd has been frequently ia
srup.iou. some sixty great and numerous
small ones having taken place Numbered
With the most remarkable eruptions is tho
oas that occurred IN lli9. when Eesuyius,
no. content with rum6ling noises and pu.fs
Of smoke, began to pour forth lava, then jets
OF red hot stones and ashes made their APP
pearRnce and increased IN number and lnten-
slty until great volumes Of white clouds rose
from the crater 10 height OF four times
that OF the mountain Following thess
clouds came columns Of fire and streams OF
burning lava. A brilliant eruption, bat one
much les destructive than that above, oc-
currei In 1873
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04
Tn. Game Of "Bird. Fiy. -

"Did you ever play Birds FlyFn so asked
ono Of Golden Days readers, and at cace the
rs. were ready.
The leader laid the palms Of his hands on
bis Euees, and then lifting them suddenly
exclaimed.
Birds Cyl You must all follow me" ne
said New then, birds fy, crows fly, bees
fy, cas- ayr
lie lifted his hands as he mentioned each
animal, and the company did the same.
''No, no be cried, ''cats don't fy. You
must only lit You hand when It is something
that flies Try again. Birds ny, geese fy,
hawks Is, brickbats fly.
W. were cautious this time ald did not lift
our hands a. "brickbats fly, 50 We had 20
pay forfeit, for brlckbats do fly. Again
VIC Or cd.
"Birds ay, swallows fly, horse-fy."
Again We wers caught, the smart young
man declaring that he only mentioned tho
creatur name, and did not say lt few. He
Was bound ~ make 10 wrong whichever way
We did. There was very little 20 do. 1t was
short but merry
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04
Ruvers of Diamonds.

Diamond buyers are becoming more nu-
nerous every day, and, each is obliged TO
rely largely uoon his own Judgment in pur-
chasing, few practical suggestions may
prove helpful 20 many, especially since the
abandonment of the old method (which was
in vogue for 100 years. OF obtaining tho
weight OF stone IL was 20 square the
weight Of the stone and then multiply BY the
value OF a one carat stone OF the same quality.
That is, if one carat were worth 500, two
carat stone was worth 2x2xl00-$400 or q
four carat stone 4x4xlO0, equal 10 81, 600
The discovery Of the South African mines in
lsb7, the opening within short time after
ward Of 3,l43 claims, all within radius Of a
luile and half, the Kimberly and De Beers
mines having recently consolidated into one
company there are in all less than fifty COM
panieS which are rapidly being unified into
one gigantic corporation, waich will regulate
the diamond supply of the whole world, throw
on the market more diamonds than had been
found throughout tse world during the two
centuries before. Fighty-scv million carats
lover seven tons Of diamondsl, valued in the
rough at $3.50, 900 600, and after cutting at
500, 600. 600. have been taken from these
mines. The estimated value Of the worlds
entire stock of diamonds is 81 coo 900 ,000.-
George F. Kunz in New York Mail and
Express.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04
d. Handkerchief Trick.

The trick illustrated in the cut and de-
s--.bct uot long since II Golden Days, is an
c'd orc, but VIII be nsw To many OK Our
yclng readers, and Is furthermore an easy
ono 10 perform.
Tie performer borrOws handkerchief
with which 10 play a trick. he asks pernlis-
s,on 60 mark Il. So that tho owner may know
it again, but does this in an unexpected
manner and % tho distress " the own,r, by
apparently shipping u apiece out Of the center
With q pair of scissors.
Ierce.ving tho owners anxiety, the per-
former saws; Really. l am extremely sorry
10 have alarmed you, but there Is no occasion
for distress. | can easily repair the damage
done,n 50 saying he gives the handkerchief a
rub between his hands and spreads it out
and .ho.-s u rruir,ftsrcl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

II is told Of James Nasmyth, the famous
English engineer, that when he was travel
ing in Sweden. where ne knew not one word
OF the language, and where his English was
as little understood, he used 20 order his din
ner az the inn b. drawing in his sketch book
wh1t0ver he wanted.
For exainris, he would draw a table COW
ercd with cloth, and cooked fowl tsmok-
ing ho.l upon IL, with vegetables, bread,
cheese, salt aud anything else pressing APP
petite might suggest "a desirable.
When the order was completed the trav-
eler indicated the hour when he wished his
dinner served by drawing clock with the
hands pointing To the hour. and the whole
thin. was plain 2; a glance. In like manner
he used 20 order horse and carriage as he
had occasion. and he was always understood
Youths Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

EEsANTS -" THE TELE-
bEhgram-ilerald" makes
- a specially OF publish
LIN ing classified wants"
81 guaranteeing largest
81 circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. 4
post0fhce is Kept ia the
counting room for the ben
eiit of advertisers. -Situa-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons in
want OF work who have no
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free of
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found inn
mediateiy foiiowin ing the
wants.
1hs asmssf of iiHss IA any sdvsrffssasst
be fogEa by dividing the aanb~T OF
words By seven. Any p~Ftef iiss eoaatsd
ssons rail- line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

1t ns 1et tar,yw Tor rsanT stones AZ Chi
csgo. vkers, f r-r.irt sp-sxs trrsh. ocoss a
-eii ss inrsi ars honsht ~ tss trsnt fsat =
Rear eere n aoston hres isdr wtc hes -
bee narsr = verr es-sns hecsrass 81 - ~lss
s,anasrf vcrss Ia elalss binsl9es. proeerfes
f-cn tet ~ glass 5ears vhsca srs ksrs
c-rrfar sra. ese ser ksisE rer7aTe.g- =
fFfe-i ~ss rssslrr reera sle ssea ga 80
ser. - - wished - sxsn,fae zos-e of -
vcizr1es "fsa 30 7s,crs1-. SRI 5 ste acszess
4 Rad 4 mar ec1se ar frors tse hcck sfsrs
- 8. taefn ii. sna ~cai8n hevs ts~-a dis-
sars@a ca azaT scesssk -Eoston H@rsld
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04
ano sooE - unl1Iurctl

The secrgt lies il the ftcr. ss many * our
wide avake readers douhless qlsrect. that
the hands erca - was r1t rft at Al 0s
performer Eas previously provided himself
with if.ie Tece ~ csr,tric. four inches
serare This he t8kcs ~ the ceats-. with
TIE corners hanging down. and piacfs u n
the left hand clipped between 10 lowest
roots ~ tie fingers snd the sesaY par- ~ tae
pam. snd WITH the fo.ies saeie pointing Up
varri fqiz. in tde same direction as Toe
thauti a. sbena in tie cur Taking the
borrowed hsrf. ssrch - ~ tha eeater with
tie other hafi. he transfers c to toe ieft. re
center iYirg lu-t over tce lttfe niece z
carhr'o Iie uezt. VITA che richt band.
draws NJ ssf ste1ti ir che center % ne hand
karrh.ef rfr rsallf tn@ itfie riece q cauf
hsic. ahcuf an fnC1 ar3 a hsif beTozo TIE
h~~ss an snirs fh1s - With fhr s-sSsora n
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dwelling house cu JszAez sf tof tz.33s, snd "a
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payments AID reasonable tefsaf. T. A. Dspes Z,
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afisceiiaaeous.

NOTICE We HANE jest EAfLoYED A
y Competent alsD - stiead % oar "for Rent
bu.lLes.. aid intend 10 lOok siteT ttls part Of
our btskiEess thoroughly IN the fatuFe. should
Sou asse house 70 rent or want 30 rent Que.
drop us a line Luton & Dunten. Real tstae e
brokers. nrsi n09T ni11lc0mb building. Tel. 7ss
urANTED-lsno0 CARRIAGES BCGGIRs.
VI tiHters. Carts, buek boards snd eYeTg IA rx
Ia lnis Inc. 70 pelof. Also artistic gn nork Of
iunumerable designs years Of experience and
al work guaranteed. by E0I a Turner, AZ ana q
South ioDisst. DAwsons cd place .
I IFE sIZkfOkTRAlIS-iA rAsTEI. WATER
IL oolofs aud cfayon. elegantly ffswen IN bronze
ur gut frames. iof SO, sl2 aud SIS former prices
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- samples. Ore agent earned s8sD0. othen mp
10 e. g1J ia lssf. 4. o. Box iSs J. Kew York 2istf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-04

The holidays bring wealth Of work for
the cooks at Windsor The kitchen, Oh the
north side Of tina castle, is fitted elaborately
enough 10 delight the heart even II a Carerae.
The apartment j. nearly fifty feet in height,
and has IN enormous fire. At either end, With
n system OF spits after The fashion ~ univer-
slty kitchens As an ordinary stad there are
9 chcf Dc cuisiuo, two master cooks, two
Isr5lerers. Eve scourers. one steam man aud
three kitchen maids. besides apprentices and
serving men. Inc number 81 dinners thas
can be cooked IN this kitchen IS simply mar
volous Every detail 81 tho arrangements "a
worked OF vith TIE greatest care. tne dishes
tsirg handed Straight 70 the footmen from
tha cooks AMI by them conveyed 70 the varS
Cus rooms IS enl.y Far