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, 1888-07-22
HEARD FROM.
rhe Midland Railroad to Extend
Southwark.

The Wyoming Midland railroad compa-
ny, as predicted by THE LEADER some
days 60, is preparing to extend its
line of road southwark from the Montana
line to the vicinity of Lander and official
assurances have been made that within a
year, il the road is not built to Lander it
self, it will tap that region OF country, so
that a decided impetus will be given to
the. prosperity and material interests of the
Wldd River country. 1t now behooves
the roads which are pointing northward
and westward from this portion of the
territory to seriously consider the ques.
ton of running a race with the Midland
for that locality. for it is a rich one and is
entirely lacking in railroad facilities. The
MidlandI company with its right OF way
bill through one branch of the present
congress is only waiting for the other
house to act upon it before beginning the
work which will soon result in the appear
ance Of the Midland smoke stacks on the
Wind River reservation, through which
the road will run.
, 1888-07-22

Wilson Woods has been awarded the
contract for hauling ore from the Musk
rat canyon copper mines to Fairbanks, a
distance of twenty-five miles and he COM
menced his work yesterday. 1t is ex-
pected hat fifty tons ofore per day will
be hauled, and ifsuch be the case it will
require about $50 animals and upwards
of thirty wagons for the work.
, 1888-07-22

The Bandana club last evening was ad-
dressed by Surveyor General Thompson
on the formation and early history of the
Democratic party. The talk was received
with many evidences OF enthusiasm and
completely satisfied every nearer that it
was a distinguishedhonor to be counted in
Al ell
, 1888-07-22
The Post Concert.


There will be given Friday, July q, a
grand picnic to the Sunday school chill
dren OF the various denominations, teach
ers and their friends, to Kingman's ranch
on the Burlington L Missouri railroad.
Round trip tickets. so cents for adults,
half price for children, Due notice will
be given of departure Of trains from depot.
A general invitation is extended to the
public to join with the children and teach
ers and have a good time.
L. j. PAsMoRE.
For Committee of Arrangements.
, 1888-07-22

Champion .MOaUing Ma
chimes. Tiger and AOL-
HssgssCOrth Ssslhty Hey
RGkes at Cost In order to
clear surplus stock for the
season. For cash only.
IA. H.A.fS.
, 1888-07-22

Second hand goods bought, sold and
exchanged and satisfaction guaranteed,
at Hailam's second hand store, opposite
city hall.
, 1888-07-22

Tle largest stock of fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice liqueurs and superfine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1888-07-22

UIear Lnke Tee.
Cheyenne Transfer Co-From five
pounds per day to a carload at a time.
Reasonable reductions to large consumers.
, 1888-07-22

in Door photographic condl t1on.
, 1888-07-22
Spring chicken at the Saddle Rock.

For Committee of Arrangements
, 1888-07-22

The addresses we're stirring and elo-
quent. and were attentively listened to by
a very large congregation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Pastry Incompatible.

To insure elegant pastry yog mus, use
the b,st materials, and take the trouble
required % make IL properly. "Par
Paste oils all OF the requirements IN made
according To the following recipe
Take one pound OF batter. and with
the hand clap out every particle OF water I,
hen divide IL In Two parts. SIN carefully
que pound Of n iur, and divide that In two
parts also. Add one part OF the butter 10
one Of the nlur. and vet IL with cold water
ssricl,nt ~ make II into dough. Roll out
thin, and lard all over with one.foarth OF
the remaining butter, sprinkle over The
butisr one-foarth OF the four. fold the
pastry over and roll lightly. Do this IN
u the 4 )ur and butter are expended, then
roll up aud cover with towel Tor two
hours, wh.p 10 will he ready for use.
This qusatiiy IL sufii len, for six pui'
lings, q. 10 must be rolled thin. Bear
hard on the rolling pin when rolling u FOR
she las, time. Cook apale brown. Such
ielieste pastry should be used with IN
equally delicate and delicious padding. the
recipe Of which give.
To one pound OF grated eoeosuut-sn
ordinary sized cocoanut will make one
pound-sllow one pound OF white sugar,
the whites Of ten eggs. . quarter OF
pound OF butter, one teacupfal OF sweet
cream. Melt the butter and add IL To the
sugar, and pour In the cream; beat IL IN
al light. and then add the cocosnut.
Lastly. jast before you are ready TO bake
the puddiugs. add the egg Whit, which
must have been beaten until perfectly
light Pin the pans that have been lined
with pastry. Pat across the puddipss
delicate strips OF pastry and bake at once
This IL far more delicate and delicious
than when the egg yolss Are used.
The coeosnut IL 90 rich that the garter
ola pound OF butter 10 suf'icis-nt. This
MAKES lovely looking paddings. pleasing
~ the ere a. well 80 the taste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
children.n Garments.

The art OF eating down OH .iOc klng.
W make ihsm into smaller ones IL no,
sao~n IN every housewife. Yet, when
stocking. foe llltls people cost from thirty
"A finy csnts q pair. u would bs great
economy 10 many families ~ learn this
1rsneh of needle work. First, Q little
,toekiug OF the siIs sni shape rq1ifed
.houli be secuted ss Q model, folded
l.ngtnwl.e ami placed On The large stock.
log folded the SANE ~sy, the top, and
frout eomlog together. Then With pair
% sharp scissors The large stocslag Il cut
~ the back. down 10 the heel OF the little
zoe. The front IL l,n the length Of the
-ntire small stocking, from toe 10 topi
,eginuing al the toe tue upper part OF the
foot Of the stocking IL cut oct. aud then
he bel. The under part OF the FOO, 10
.epsfsts piece.
The stocking should be sewed With doe
cotton or wool OF the sans shade 80 tie
drst Ia = seam. and then esch sesn ssw'd
back again In "a overcast stitch the sew
log must be fBe and frm 20 make u hold.
Little people with tender feet can wear
ihese stockings with the seamy side out "
Necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
A Nnvnl ENTERTAINMENT.

4 very peasant way of snisr,sining
friends u 10 vogue 81 present, which 10
very easily gotten up. aud proves quite
snIoysblT. Invitations s.slus IN pies
snes OF friends is Bean bag Party" are
-sni cot 90 liItls ma.iln bags With = lev
bssn- In s.ch, the time sai plscs are
~fittsn 10 gold letters on TIE mu.lln. 10
sstilng up The party 10 l. necessary to
nave boari about Ihrce fcsi loux aud
two feet vide, with . ho,e sSoat slr iuehss
square. Na distance OF nine ioches from
The top. Tot. board ma.t be plsc~d
against The side wall ~ the room IN .
slaniiug position. Each guest on ,rfi'tl
IL presented with fancy colored o.sn b'g
.nsd. of bright cotton n,nO.l az ef.,onnc
rhe gene consists in throwing the bags
throagh ihe bole from distance OF abJui
tstn,y feet E,eh pi'Jsf tries In turn Ia
20 this. aud The oa- ~hD COATS The high
1t runner of tlm-. AFR slx rOand-
claims . pfiE, bag 10 The same color ani
xind a. hi- o~p. In thee pflrs h.g- 81
sort. of gifts may - sscrvtsi, ami 10 IL
.gsinst The role - Op-n them until The
pl.,ing I. over. Then n. company
gather together around Q table, and oP.n
tn- bags. col thI-s who have drawn no
prize. may challenge the ~lnnsf., and %
In single combat win Assy some of the
prizes.
A very novel way OF ssrvlng refresh.
nents ~ thee parties 10 - have l,rse pa
per bags. m de f.Beiful ~ dainiy dsvio..
~ pretty paper. In which . numosf Of
small bag. ar plsoei. holding ehe, crack
-r-. cheese. olives, candy, &c. Great fan
may Be h,i ny mtlpss drfsnee In The
cpntsbis % the bags Que may nod
c,bdlvj frat. wblls another look. In vain
Cor anything OF the kidd Hot chocolate
nay b. pissed % each cues, amer the b,gs
have h-eu opened. japanese usptins aud
fec flowers sii Ervs,ly 10 the looks of
The p,psr bags these may be fastened On
ne oatslds, All may De rvtnDy ~ snd used
II pressure. A sort OF house picnic my
nus D. x bt,rn up 81 slight srpss.e. 90
me may suisrtsiu frisnis withO at the
east iofm,liiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
AN EXPLANATION.

What i this ''oeryoas trouble- With
which 80 many seem now 10 be siiilctedi
n yO1 will remember few years ago the
word MslkriA WAS comparatively 10.
known,-to-dsy II IL as common a. any
word In the Euglish language, yet this
word covers only the meaning Of another
word used by our forefathers 10 times
past. SO Il Il with nervous diseases, o.
they and Mslsris are intended To
cover what our grandfs,hers called Bill.
i0usness, and all are caused by troubles
that arise from . diseased condition Of tbs
Liver which In performing It's functions.
noding IL eAnno; dispose Of the bile
through the ordinary channel, Is compelled
TO pass II OF through the system, causing
nervous troubles. Mslari,, Bllioas Fever,
etc. You who are suffering can well sp.
preclste cure. We recommend Greene
Angus, Flower. its cures are marvellous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Developing a Child's Resources.

Developing n Child's Resources.
think most youns mothers make The
mistake ofnking too much care OF their
babies. II they have their own work 10
DO, u becomes an almost Impossible task
20 Keep baby amused all the time, aud they
wear themselves out, spoil the child. aud
almost succeed In mskipg the greatest
blessing of life real cross 70 the whole
household.
There L. 90 much written about moth.
sf's duties that, upon The sisent OF q little
one. the happy yoaug wife feels that there
bs fallen upon her burden alnos, too
much for her.
Now don't understand that I undsrrate
N, great and grave responsibility Of al.
rec,ing TIE growth OF . pes being aud
preparing II 1tly for the lie before H. IL
/. the physlesl care sllads 10. or
course, every young iuisnt must be tnder-
ly guarded from all The little lila that be.
ss, Is, bat when the child IL old enough
10 cit up, 10 hold things, ~ crawl, aud
IDEALLY to walk, there IL no reason why
mo,htr- whole time should be engfosssd
10 providing smasemsnt Tor The little
thlns. IL will be much hspp,er II len tn
liself more, Asmma only taxing care tht
IA remains not too luag Ia on. posiuOn
flf unable YET 10 move itsslD or that IL
mas 20 rel want Unattended 10. new
plsything once 10 Q while. few loving
sord., . little tossing In the arms, Hiss
and . ''eudils- will hep child that has
no, been spoiled eontsnted for long
time. Nor need The plsythlng be sr'
penslse TOY. a string OF btigrt bai,ons,
. box with q fec beans, securely fastened,
q stick with . string on the .nj for vhip,
OF an egg heater. These are all great de.
lights "a b,by. And my ihfee.yssr'oi
Dor spstd. much time In . hammock,
swung low enough Tor him 10 cllm1 10
and oat N will-iwo long sulugs f.stsned
10 the vail opposite. by means (which
be soon Learned ~ poll himself Then,
with homemade whip 10 drive his horses
ne will rid. ~ the dspo, sud psighboflns
towns. r,.ting la The ms,nshlls The busy
little fee, that DO Get 80 TIRED. Just here
1 woali say that. when be gets cross aud
ffetfal, have found that can qilst hlm
easily by b.thlbg bis face AMI hsud., lay
log him fall lsos,h 10 The h,mmpck. and
sslngiug hlm q fsv niaate-, While en-.
tsft,la hlm With bright little song ~
short story. 10 . few inmates he is really
VI Att oahs INrfSu huh fss'f ~ lasf ~~sf"'
A sla.. Of mllk will oiisn help 10 this hs?-
~ r,.ul,. and IA hsmmOeh 10 not 10 70
a.i, mothers arm. will De- qllle s veil.
4 chilli oftsn gsts cross because u ha. sI.
haastci Itself. .ni ye, II 10 unable u tell
shat The uoaols 10.
Bat 10 the satject n you viii ,llos .
cAili 10 discover his own c,p,blli,is. Jasi
=. fss, .. Thy develop yoa will b. doleg
bin . mach greater Madness than you viii
by fof,siallss every ,fJrt 81 self smu.s.
neat Il will be real irJify to the child
lu amer years " such habits Of dspsnisnee
and rc.iis..hc.s are fo,tsf,i. Then Jet
your chllifsn nni ca, their resources. II
yoa have spoiled them, Is will have 10 -
aadoas gradually, bat yoa can Do II nyoa
psrsy,rv. know.
BEuL,m II. srsy.S..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Aeui.ne.. Of c.n,.. sent.

Not long ago Mr.. George J. Romano.
showed that dog may recognize the
peculiar odor Of his master among a crowd
OF other persons. and In spite Of the
presence Of powerful perfumes. even a, a
greAt distance. Mr.. W. J. Russell Ia
supplemented these experiments by 9th.
ers. In which ANAL pieces 81 dry h.euIt
tn n almost od0rless, werr ouisLIv
scented out In a large dining nom. even
when hidden under newspan.r. = c,.h'
ion' boot. a fro shovel. OF a foot ,tool
on which cologne had been poured -
ArkAnsaw Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
I-cuARapx

I-CuAnapx
The Grsf upon q bed OF sickness lay,
Win not q FREUD 10 give him sli;
The spark OF life Was ebbinx fast away,
And frigh,fal scenes did bin uporaid.
Esiirs. sd tossing bout In esassiess
pain.
lie Thought Of ali he'd len undobe,
IL searching after wealth and useless
gain,
Thsi could his soul from ruIa shun.
lie saw the many children wr,,ehsd.
poor.
That be, with grur and angry tone,
Had driven from bis loity palace door,
To wander In The streets alone.
sseh sights be onsn strovs 10 drive
sway,
Hat. falfy.liks they h.tied near,
And did % him hls falarc fate portray
While he, poor wretch "a. lc., 10 fear.
No longer last 10 ,hw.r, The grip o.
death,
ose bony hsni he forth did stretch,
Then weakly drew . long, ds-pslrlor
breath.
SO ends the life OF this poor wretch.
CHRIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
Apointsd ouestion.

An spplicsnt for . pension Gays be WAS
wounded In forty seven places daring the
var. Which reminds ne Of . story
An tx soldier. q msrkAble rather for HE
rafting voluhllliy tbss Cor downright
common sense. was sxhibitlug q series OF
var msps Turuisg To ope, he said.
There's where I Was wounded In the
side" Then he showed another map
where he Lost bis little flaRer. "and here, :"
be added, referring 10 third, "Is where
Loot al my trsps.-
"Is ssy, Blafklns." broke In the other,
who was . victim Of the stuttsriog habit,
81 s-ssy, Blufkins. sssuppose you show
me the plpl.cs where you l-l.lost Jour
or.br.bfaiss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

An English writer has discovered that
The devil IL eleven Thousand years old.
Bat the old boy appears 70 be 10 q pretty
fAlr state OF pressrys,loo. and stlll eo1tln.
ass 10 pat In bis work with neatness and
de-Dstch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

No medicine In the vOri Il 10 bsitsi
rspate OF more widely Known than Aver
SafsspsrillA A. . safe and csrtsia rene
~ fOr AL manner Of blood disorders, lead
lng physicians and druggists eyerysher'
recommend 10 10 preference 10 any other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

liusband-what's the matter with nv
darling this mornlngf A '"'
Wiie-fou know well enough what.
last night. an
Me drunk last night-neverr'
nut you owned up tina, you had been
~ did. eh' Well, you can't believe half
Ssa, man says when he's full. "-Te1as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

whersA. OrlaBis &. lIaaghian al l ii D,
IIoagiton, t-th ~ Wosistsfk, In ~ 'e.l -.i.f
isri at STATE II Malns - the tlafth isi I. 80 r..
A. II. isss, ~ thsif morgaFs 49, I. - si8 20
cafdei In Otk.ri Regsfry q llefds, II. r,r-sl
1sl, cslaveyes D. the sulslrilff u - ~ q
u lad sitaatei In N village q BE- f,l'-ss,
.aiI Ws-sl.ts.ek l.1anisi AL dfs,fit,l !. ~
wa = Begining "a Bog Bfoos q a., piii..l = .
RamfsFd nal thenes 81 IN Doe ~ =. -, Ists
seth .estsrly dirrction thirty fisls a. q, Al 4.
o. the oornsr ~ Lad. nos 90 tlfi.ffl .t tssrrfs
sasyeri thssos soafh slKteen All 49, -. 49,. 4. ~
east twenty too rods sni tsenti i.if . -. 81
Raz Hraok thfBre % sad brook ! sil.-' - A..
eleven Inks b stake AL stoost 80. Las
tythree dssress uest tso rods a. 49, lssress
n stake AL stoBes thsnef nofth ~ - sd
ease sixteen Fols D. . stale AL 49,. - Bas
Estgthre dsgrrc. sssf eir,f fois y ,-..st.osl
Brcot thsncs % saii bfess - " ,.-s.os. "a.
hsund, tossthsr whh al hslline' -, 80 to
oept tHs Toss IIau AL ths hssont -, I'D.
usdlsiiss thrd part. u IN - "a - thsr,.
D. .scars ths pa1ueuf oi certain ., ~ 1910
In Described, at a. ths toadfloas ~ - - so
have hesn brolsn. csim t.rscle.s,s "a. - prs-
soooFdinT n ths stsfats Ia sach 49,
vbisd. ssd sivs thl. sstics 90 iA.i PufP'"
Jay EvELISE D pIcSs -, Ia',,
M Csc. A. NTL>os'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

some fashionable New York women
INV solved the difficulties Of the Oft ne.
sSa.I,ng aressmaker's bin by paying their
ass'n makers liked sums by the month or
year, hiring them. In fact. a. the Chine
10 ,heir physicians. One woman paws her
nessmsker tSo a month. and for tia
sum obtains all the gowns Tia, ~
wsnts.-Chleago Herald 80 sHe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
REASONS
Why Ayers sarsaparilla Is
preferable TO any other for
the cure Of Blood Diseases.

necauss No poisonous % delsistious
inrr.siieai. enter into the oomIosiiion
81 Ayers Safsaparilla-
Ayers sarsApariiia contains only
The pur.st and most snsctiss remedial
proPsrtics.
-Aysrs Sarsapafilla !. prepared with
sxtreme care. skili. AMI cleanliness.
Ayers sassaranliA Il prescribed by
healing physicians.
AYERS sarsapahlia l. Cor sale
everywhere. aud recommended by al
Grsielass druggists-
Ayers SArsararilla i a medicine.
and noi hs,erage In disguise.
-Aysts Sarsaranlla never iAiis 20
eject q cure. When rersisisniiy used'
accorling o. directions.
Aver. sarsaparilla i a highly con-
csntraisi extract. and therefore tie
most economiCAl Bleed Medicine In The
market
Ayers SarsarArilla has hal sue
o..sful career ~ usafly hall century,
and va never - rcpular a. Al prssshi'
-Thoasands % testimonials are On
fls irom iho.s benefited by The use q
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
rHTraREn nv
o.. J. c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. Mass
Pres o. ga bssiis.. o.. ws''A o. eSs'is-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Roma, ircHr, scALY. sErS ToKruREs.
The simple application OF "SwAYsKs
OiSrNsSr." without airy ia,srnal medicine,
sill core any case OF letter, Salt Rheum,
Rlngworm. Piles. Itch. Sores. Pimples,
ErEsms, ell Sosly, Itchy Skln EfupiiOn-,
40 matter how Obstinate or long standing
IL Is potent, "a -ctiye. aud costs but uins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
rnr nnsrnN srAR

,sys Dr.. KsuimAnn's great book on dis
-asss. is csuscs aud home cure, with o 10
sOlored plates. n the bes, work ever pao'
ishsd A copy will be sent free % any
pOdy Who sends three cent stamps. u
pay postage, 70 A. T.. otdssy a 20, Dos
ION. Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

OIL cloths can he kept like new n wash.
"a once . month In Skinned milk snd
water. equal Quantities ofesch. Rab them
once In three months with linseed oil I
put on very little. rub 10 In well, polish
with IN old silk cloth, and they viii keep
for years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
An Oysr,f0ss

Brown-You don't look veil. Robinson;
what's the matter. alex!
hobinson-iss: smoked TOO many cigars
today.
brown-iiow many have you smokeii
hooanson-Ihat one you gave Inc last
night.-New York sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

A Maine man who owns a big ana
shaggy and black Newfoundland dog cut
on the dogs hair carefully. had n oarled
and spun, and got two and q quarter
pounds OF jet-hlack yarn ~ soft a. iamb's
wool--Nsw York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Tae Postage stamp Is the name OF =
new play. IL ought % be 20 II properly
handled and mounted worth . cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
HoMEMAKElas' COLUMN.

Uorrcspcnaenee on Ir>e,iesi topics. coming
properly under the held of this column, T. so.
iieiisd. Address all 81 mmun lea ions nisnds,i
Colusa. uxposD DssccR,r. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

U.-CHoss WORD.
Ia cap. 20, In shawl
Ia rise, not In fall;
IN see. and In hear;
In love. not In fsari
10 h me. and In street;
In corn. not In wheat,
Ia store, not In save
In ~ish. Dot In hsvei
To 80. not IN stay
10 night, not 10 day.
Doctors with their psisni ionies
Thihk that they can cure Nc, sure;
bat yoall oni The ,sAols disclose.
Something better taan cure
BkSNIs Bkx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

n LADDER ruEILr.
The two standards consist Of seveuteet
,stisrs each. and The rung. (scro-sl OF sir
is,tsrs each.
urRiUuts
I Toohsngs 10 . former state.
Freedom from self interest
RuNos
4 Became cold.
? Ose 90 The planets.
3 cylindrical saw.
A coarse sieve.
S. Daiy 90 goods.
6 To overcome by srstsg,n.
:. To expand
=. Not pure
.. Those Who lead wandering NE.
HAfxL-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

xtTANrED-ItpIG &c oaf rsll std
w Christmas Trade. a. take hsht, pleasant
SOFA At tnsH ova hpnss 10 ~ yer dsy osn
- qaistiy male. Wort sent ~ mat stF dietssef.
CREgE~r AHr Co ~ Mia ~. nbsioa' Mass
nos ,lfp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Washington has SKINNER home fOf
cats" IL Is said 10 be surrounded by
cAtsfsaul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Il eauno, praise uoOi's ssr.sPsrills
h.if enough" says mother whose 900.
almost blind ~llh seroials. Was cured by
thls medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

M-CuAR.pE-
Nv sr,i .. part % The body,
ift has pAlnfsl proved.
We gather ~ Jur coarsgr,
Aud have u qaick removed
Nv Hsrf The sturdy miners.
Wal handle sith Q ~ins
Ani bafglsfs In their csliipg
Can SO u With great sklll.
TIE ulois upon TIE table
700 ,sry ufisa 80,
Although me Euglish tel ne
ThAls not ~hsrv they should he.
JkSSIE Jor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14

Way :. The person asklns qlesiioas the
,,rangest VI all iniisldu,l.i bscAass be Il
he Qasfist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-14
m RECIPE

IA htCifG
T.iss certain kind OF fruit, quarter u,
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