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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26


The straw covers that are put around
olsret sni other bottles can be made Of use
for decorating our rooms, and are = petty
addition 10 the corner, that would other
wise be forlorn snf unoccupied. Select
two covers thA, LOOK fresh, and turn them
with the pointed end down and open end
up. Psst.n them together. side by side.
with few stitches, or, better s,ill, . half
pin, which may be passed through the
straw covers aud bent, IN keep them In
place Take third cover, hold IL In the
same way, with the open end M, and fss'
ten II BET ween the two covers, . little be-
low them. A large bow OF gay colored rio
bon may now be added, either 10 the ends
OF the covers or else half way on the mid
die OF the center one. This arrangement
may now be fastened TO the wall, and I'LL
ed with banehes OF psmpss grass, ever
hastings, and any OF the fancy grasses
which can now b. had Tor decorative par.
poses. These bouquets are cAllet "MAkArt
bouquets" after the celebrated painter,
who passed much OF his time grouping and
arranging them. and who vas mainly In
stfumsutal 10 bringing them into fashion.
WHEN butter IL gathered In the ehurn
In granular form 10 II never overturned
Pouudipg 10 after 10 IL In Q lump or large
msss IL what overcburns L.
Cover the floors OF the stalls, a. fer ~
they are vet. with earth or some other alb
soroent. and clean 10 out and change II
every day. II will keep dies from breed.
Ing there, MAX the stable more healthful
and add 70 the manure pile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Tracing +. Bsrxiar.

Now, take a case Of house burglary.
Usually there Is little 90 no trace left BE-
hind. Well, we look over the people who
are IN that line. We know that John
Smith l. In prison In Massachusetts,, that
George Jones l. In Chicago, and ~ on.
With perseverance the thing Il brought
down 90 PERHAPS half q dozen people: W.
settle II without d0ub, that one Of them
committed the ofense, then We must OK
on the right person. II takes persistence,
downright work and ingenuity after you
are certain % the man, 30 get sufficient
evidence against him. hut all the way
through IL II our knowledge % thieves,
their haunts, Ways and companions that
helps Us out. We don't trust % marvel.
Gus intuition; IL requircs, Ast % all,
knowledge Of the people you're dealing
with, then patience, thOrOughness, Per
tlnaeity and intelligence. - Inspector
nyrusa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

a cool opinion of ones self a nm.
doubleday desired, but, Dolly, don't You
think We are being rather inundated with
opinions OF men, women and ghosts about
how ! bscsme this, that and the other
thing and the books that helped me 10 II. -
wish Tor heavens sake somebody would
write few books that would help people
to sweep or dust well. 10 M clOthe. or to
cook a good dinner. II Il immensely con.
oeited la any man to sit down and write
an Artitle entitled, "Dooks that hav.
helpel me-" a. II he had been made into
special edition 81 mankind and he was
going Ia lie oondescending enough to LET
The rest 81 the world know the stspladders
ne used Ia get there. bother the books
that have helped him. I wish A few
books would help make ghosts ot people
! am sure II ] had 10 write down the
books that have helped me the list would
lie appalling.
What does one want books TO help one
fort One reads books a. lie interested ar
amused, and when Il comes 10 being
helped turn 10 an encyclopedia IN 4
We're going TO write book on the immense
value OF caring for the complexion. 4
should probably read up all that has ever
peen written on the complexion. At the
same Time, a. my real intention would
have been 10 make money out o. n. I
should not cite all these things As hooks
that have helped me. Books do hot helm
people 'eoome anything unless they have
already got the germs In them, and then
,hey ARE not such donkeys as "a write ont
sneir eaperienoe.-"Bab" IN New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26


r,e,y...iy knows that a bunch Of gun
plcks can IL bought at a drug store 70, =
nickel. ami there tie popular khos's.so
ends. A reporter started out 70 mn w
fountain head ~ quill toothpich- Inc "
tail druggist aid that hs bought 'he'n W
the wholesale dealer In drugs ami no ,,-
The r,portsr male tour u The whoie'ase
drug houses, aud At every one be Was IN
formed that they purchased them el,Ie'
IN New York OF imported them iron,
rranee and Germany, aud that was al
,hev NAV about IL. The feather dealers
hai lIttIe or no light to throw upon the
subtect The manufacturers ~ leather
dusiers were ignorant regarding tho gum
pick Industry. -. ,.-
FINALLY a gentleman, who Il the nnyer
for a large drug house, was foun1' VIZ
had sesn a factory where The Quiz p,cN'
were made. When asked the qnesuoh,
he aid, II do not know 81 any factory IN
this country where quill toothpleAs are
made. We buy ours from pfoA.I ~
Paris. who obtains them nom . hso
mandatory near that city. NJ. ihiuih,
AZ Jolnyille IL Pont, near Paris, hal INC
largest mandatory In tho world slsa. go
I'M the Quill industry. lie has svDo'v ~.
.rrese ami produces annually ovp,vv
oullls Formerly this factory made gun,
rms. but when these went out of gensfA
u.s the quills were used 10 make btushe.
for artists and toothplcks The Pleks are
made by machinery. and are put up IN
bundles o. ten each. and thee are IN
paekagr. containing 100. The price y.
- low that there Is very little margin OF
profit IN the business.
The Wopien toothp!ok has taken INC
plaoe 81 the quill. and these latter are
made mostly In the east, but there NJ.
factories In Michigan, Indiana, ONO ann
WISCONSIN,, where wooden tooihpieks arr
made very cheaply Fond du lac, We,
IA. factory that turns out millions OF
wooden picks every week They come
900 In a hox. and cost but i've cent? Ter
i.ox 10 the consumer. hequill pick costs
i've cents per bunch of ten, but they ar Az,
far better than the wooden ones vi
course there arr great many feaiher'
grown IN this country, but other U.S.
have been found for the quilts. big
factory In Michigan, located Al Coidwaisr'
makes n feathcrb0ne for whips, oorsets,
etc. brush factories use the GUN. fof
eamels' hair pencils, but do no, belisys
there Il factory In America where gun
picks are mads.-Chieago Inter Ocean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
ALnEgr 5. AusrIN. cl.r..

TothsIIonoratls Couriof County Commissioner
slihinAbd &c The Cuuu y 81 OkiO q We the snfsf'
ia ned ,slsCtmsn oflhe town Of NofssJ % iefeb Z
respectfully fspfe.sni thai pubhc nsosssiiF, ssi
a. mm0l coaysnsacs % nOt frQuirc TIE 4 guaiy
.av 90 lAii oct b. yoaf Honorable Cuuu on
lsiiticn u Ira Johsson, Aad Others, hlei a.
septemusr tsfta lss. a. ,hosn ~ Jous report
nis-i Al Osf bee. tstm lss % follos. oo-nnsne
irg al an elm uve stAndifs on TIE south side ~
the Cosniy Ioai leadiSs from cefsAr - Water.
lord. ssh tee teins sI0ttsi, Aoi bears s0uth
fsvtuly tbfte degrees sni hifty miastss essi.
and se,sa rods iron the aOfth slde VI the sbst.
mat q me bifse Acfoss Hell bfook, soeAlec, 10
the tOwn ~ NOf~sy, Themes funnias south eishty
ihTes degrees and niteea ningtss east, f0fty rod,
over The lsbd Of Lsfoy sandsr.oo, thence sane
curse rods tn nee north stghly slk degrees
aId Gflssn m ,nuie. east. Ten rods, thsnse pOfth
seNt1ty three dsEftss saff, tssnty too r0ts
tbstoo n0fth sitly ave DEGREES sni forty nve
miuuies sasi. tssn,J isuf I0is over NE land Of
LeOnafd pint. th' nee zane eDuIss one ri
thsno. u0rth sinJ- light degrees sai thirty min.
alss East sisht rOis thenee north fou1 si.ht tie
grees ,ssi eleven ro.isi ihsRcs nDfth sixty tisht
degfccs snd thuN Iainu.es east. aiaete.a rods -
ne old r0sd Over The iAai Oi---Dxasri. Also
c1mmsncI ns AZ poiat IN ssii c.yaaly road fron
vhica the south sAst eIraer u NAtAaa Fosters
bOase. beAs soaih ti.hiy degree. All fooy.h1e
~ dsstc.. sni t1iriy niusts.. east.
niastssB reds And nine lihts thsnoe north
ssssaty seven degrees east ssyeatsea Todsi
IN sEcs s<ssh forty seven degrees thirty m mates
ssst, tsentj -Oae rods d I've old road over tie
land of hrs. Alice kaseland And Ne also Pray
that the parts Of rVAd dlscoatinsoi at IOaf hear.
ma on sad peiitiOa be a. ain losaied a. described
n pour ssld report a. follOss; eJmmencins al
he above nsauonci elm tire thence fuaaiag
ea.lsfir BY the hOase " Lcoaald Fiiat % me
tsnninAtiSa Of he net LEGATION, AlsO eOmme1e
M 20 The pOint sncfr The lssl 10 Atl0a besas
.ad az NE fo5t % The Better IIlt. so-callsd
lbencs Overtbe BJltsf n % The termiasli0a OF the
last nsmei locaiiOa. san lSeatiOn Dsinx ieaf
IOds vide and lyinf q1sllg Ga eaea slds Of the
above desc bed ac sal yosf pcttisaers pfy that
yOaf li0nOfs sul .ies the above dssen ID Gar.
Aboye prayed IOf.
CuAs. A. HOLT, Ssleytmsa
slInAs ". MlLLErr. OF
JOHN WfMAN, Nor1aJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
NIL, ,,..p,,ai. 81 Ns- ys,t.

Not all the world knows that there are
such things ~ milk hospitals In the SUB
urla Of this city. The iiea Il German
one. Thee hospitals are Tor the cure OF
every physical ili, on the principal 81 max
lng the blood entirely over and keeping "
pure by taking milk. milk, nothing but
milk a. food for weeks, months, years
In fact, the doctors % milk hospitals nx
upon three years a. the limit ~ time
necessary to make n patient completely
over. Then, N be wauts "a stay made
over. he Il advised % keep on with The
milk diet and leave solid fopi alone Tor the
remainder ~ bis days When q patlent
enters the hospital he Il ~ once treated 10
slx quarts Of milk day, which Il IN
creased gradually n eleven and twelve
This seems An incrcllbls amount Tor any
one. PARTICULARLY an invalid, % consume,
but the facts are As stated. The milk u
administered IN cupfuis every ten 90 NJ
teen minutes. and must Dc drank slowly,
sippcd As Partisan tAkes hls ahslnihe.
sometimes the patient grows dsaihiy
sick Al the very sight u milk, early Ia
action. Per-cycranoe Il the only medl.
cine be take. 20 overcome this nausea
Whether be- Ecis sick OF wei he u sufo 70
get fat. and the fatier be gets tho more
do,s hi. doctor rejoice. lie 4 weighed In
the balance daily and never found want
lng. should be not climb up into the
hundred weights fast enough, a quart o.
~ more il added 10 bis daily allowance %
milk. Meantime, while be- drinks the
milk, he l. expected % lie abed all the
time. hls only recreation being n daily
hath Ia bot water After be- u saiisiAc-
iorily made over and pronounced well, he
drops down o. gallon 10 milk rsr day
and gets on famously. Ladies take 10 the
milk cure more readily than men do.
some % them have found u beneficial Tor
The restoration % broken down nerves
bot they dsplorc the excessive nesh Il
brings with li.-New York Pres, Every
Day Talk"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

The natives a New Britain are the most
primitive people have ever seen. Their
huis Are small and hlthy. aud little won
der Il u that there l. much sickness among
them. AZ night they build IRE In the
center ~ the hut AMI huddle around Il Tor
warmth, with no covering over them and
nothing under them save q CoATss mat
The women are, with few exceptions,
the ugliest specimens ~ the human race
imaginable, and = sight Of them will 30
FAR a. convert one o. the Darwinian theory.
These creatures seldom wash themselves,
AMI. AZ they are employed from one year .
end 10 the other In hard labor, their APP
I.arance Il anything but sntieing The
men pass their days In fishing OF idling
away their time smoking or chewing bs,el
nut.
Both men and women are keen traders,
and ever eager % acquire diyara. or native
money, consisting % very small shells
strung upon thread, and which l.
counted by the fathom. Every offense %
every nature can be AtOned for by the
payment % this currency, which Il
hoar,lci up In houses especially built Tor
the purpose. These houses are under the
Taboo" and are ~ sacred that they are
even secure from robbers, the penalty Cor
violation ~ the "Taboo" being instant
death.-SAn Francisco Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
A YARNINn

The modes OF desih's spproseh are va
rloas, aui statistics show c0nelusiyely
taA, more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat AMI Lungs than any other. IL 10
probable that eyrryoae. without exception,
receives vast namoers OF raoercls Gsrms
into the system aud where these germs
all upon suitable soil they start Into life
nd develop. a. nrst slowly and IL shown
y slight tiekling sensation In the throat
lni n allowed 10 continue their rAvsses
lasy extend 20 TIE langs proiaeing Con
sumption sni 10 the head, causing Catarrh
Vow all this IL dangerous and n allowed "a
Jfocsed will In time cause death. At tn
inset you must act With prompiness; al
owing . cold 10 90 without attention 10
dangerous and may lose you yoar life. Az
.oon as you feel that something IL wrong
slth jour Throst. Langs or SJstrils, oo-
ain bottle Of BJsehee's Gsrmsn Syrup
IL will give yoa Immediate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Tlnsel Bag.

The oat.lde oi this pretty wofk'big 10
EulIied win iso cJlors Of tinssl, ana the
lining Is OF sarah, cut long enough al TIE
Top - allOs Tor deep hem, which iorms
. runs WHEN shirrvi with the rioo1n
strings Two balls OF each color OF The
IlGssi will Dc required, and two wooden OF
bone neville. TIE size OF q pencil. Cast ON
twenty Stitches knit back aud form IN
plain knittins loosely. until the four balls
u tln.el are used up, Alternating The colo'
~ suit the taste OF Tue sniIisr. Wnrn IA.
i.hed, sew the ,lnsel bag 10 TIE outside OF
tne elk one ~ Ear Is where the TloOou
s,flngs arr run into the lover part OF ihs
ben Loop, aud ends VI rlboon Aiorn tbs
pottom of The bAg.
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STATE Oh MAINE.

COUNTY on OXFORD. n-BOsrd OF County
Commissioaefs, Mag session, tsss. hell By oil
lGurnment Jaae itih, isss.
Upon the foregoing pstiti0a. sstlsfsetory evil.
ssnos hstiag BEEN received that the petitioners
Are respoasb.. and that ingary into the merits Of
their plicsti0a L. sxpedsat, IL 10 ordered mat
the Coanty Commissioners meet h the hDase
u Lsobari fhat o. Norway on ne tsesgy-eis an
day Of August bssi AZ Tea q me slosh
A. ~ and Themes proceed 10 viev the
rOate msaiioaei Ia said pstiiion. imme
a stsly amer which sies, hssriaE Of the par ties
and their witnesses will bs had al some eoavss.
tent pises IN the vicinity, aad zach other messsts
taken In the premises a. the Commissioners shall
jsdge proper. Aaditis farther ordered that notice
efths time paes sai purpose OF the Con missioasfs
meeting Aforesaid Be given 20 all persons and cor.
pofst0as interested By easing sttsstsd copies Of
said petition and OF this order tssreou 20 be
sefyed apon the Clerk Of the town Of
Sos~Ay and Also posted up IN three pabilc
pls>ss In ssid t0sa add p.eiisssd three
weeks successisely in the Oxford Demo.
cst, o nssspspef printed at Paris. In sAld
coanty OF Oxford. the nrst Of said publications
and each Of the other notices, 20 be made, served
and posted "a least thirty days before said time Of
needing. % the end that all persons and corpora
lions MAJ then and there appear and shsu saase
any they have, vhy the prayer Of said petitionsrs
shosIa not b. granted.
Atissl. ALBERT s. AUSTIN. Cisrk.
A trss cepy Of said Petition ssd Order Of Court
thereon.
Affect, ALBEIT 9. AUSTIN Cars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
A Cur;oua Casa

"where have I besnf" he repeated, ~ he
shook hands with . friend on the corner !
"well. is . curious easel"
"Howf"
"Do you believe that there IL such thing
40 bond Of magnetism between peoplef
"why, yes"
"wsll. one night six months ago I Vas
q Clevelabd. AZ I sat eatiag my supper
Il the hotel Suddenly fslt ths presencs Of
wing at Colameus."
"Bai was he presentf'
"No. I had scarcely left the dining.
room. however. when met him face TO
ace. We had been thinning Of each other. +"
"Apd that, OF course. completed the mag.
aeiic circle. But what hAd that 10 do with
yoar abssncsf'
"0a. he took me 20 Columbus, and the
Jadge gave me I've months In the cooler j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

CoUNTY OF oNToEp. .i-B,ari OF Coaaiy
Iomm ssiofsfs. MAJ sessioa, is.s, bsii By 81.
aan ma juss itif. isss.
lTon tts tufss I'd. IsiiiiDn. saiisact1fy sFtisncs
aafing bsca fsc.iVei hat TIE psiitisnsfs Afs -
stoasibic ani thai ialafy iain TIE mefts u Their
apgiic.ii0n 10 ssyeiisst. IL is ordered that The
Coanty Commandments tasst AZ The He'll ,saseJ
10 CAatoa 90 Taufsiiy toe tscsgI thifa day u
A0Eust nski, ~ tee % the o locs A. n,
ahl thsnos Ifscssd - viss ths fouta
msuti1usi in ,a,i gsthiIa. inms'iiaislI after
-hsa 49, hsafiuE VI The Iaftiss Ant thsli
witnesses al b. had 81 sons coufsnisnt lscs Ia ~.
sCiniiy snttueh Othsr msasufes tatsa ia ths Vfenl
scs az ths SomtnisstoBsfs shall ladge proper. Ahd
u Il isftbsf ofsfvi that a0tiCs VI the tine, gses
sat Iafposs % The Iolafnissiossfs' meeting aiofe
sal, . sitsa ~ ell psfsoas sni cofpof.iioes 10
tsrvsisi ~ SAasn attsstsd copies Of sald Fsttlon
ana VI this ortsf ths',oa % be- sstvci sloa The
Cisfs Of ne loun OF canton snd Alec Voskd ~
IN gabic piAors 10 sad t0sa abi Iabllshed !
~.sl. ,sccsssitsiy an the Osi0fd llsmo
tfst. Isssyapsf pfintesi % Paris, u
.aid COauiy u Osi0rd M Aut OF said 9ablioaiioa.
sHd eaeh ~ tn Olhsf nptioss " - msdst s-Ued
AMI posted, ~ least thirty days b-fofs sAli tms 81
msstlns. % the eni that al psfsoas All oofpo-
rsti0as may then sad there appear a1d .hss
cAa.s, u any thsy have. -hy ths prayer Of saii
g-tlllOnsfs shOsli aot b. ffahtsd.
Attest ALbkHf =. AUSTIN, Sleh.
Atlus oopY q sali Pet ton s.i Ode. OF CyaH
Ais.,. Albert 8. AUSTIN. Cora.
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To Oiv. a Gioss I,inen.

40 WV pANon ~ A'ANH'
Nothing gives CLOS. ani nc~nv-s " saifi
ffonis of sny laea more tasn ssOlaiJn OF
guns arabic pat iato "a. stsfea. Pas 10
suacss Of waite gun powder into . vessel
With . plot OF boiling water, ani leave Is
Iill mofuiny, then pour from u any scdl'
neat lnio = clean DJglici keep u eOfkei,
aud when inquired Tor use STIR . Ao.e
spoonful Into . plot Of starch IN abe To The
a.aL way. The great SECRET Ia doing up
collars ami shirts Is, after having siArched
Ihrm, ~ let them thoroughly dry, then
lamp we'll aud let them ftmsin iighty roll
81 In DRY cloth fOr tso or three hours
taen pail Oat AMI smooth carefully, and be-
fore applying the iro1, whieh should be
very hot, raD The sarises oi TIE linen over
vita . nne. dry cloth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Cal.i and Di.,.n,

Miss ClAra-IIhve you met Count shor.
eroffsky, Mr.. featherlyi
Mr.. feaiherly-Yes, last evening.
Miss Clara-lIe has great deal Of dig.
nifty u manner.
SIR. featherly twho Il nothing II no,
funnyl-ies, most Russians are cold and
distant, you know, Mis- Clara-New
York sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

TOTE IIororshls Csusty Csn nissipasfs NJ ne
CoaaiT 81 ONsdt Toe uniffs.g "a COO attic
duiY ehtsfa 90 tns purptfe, e. egai a.euaS
al tte lrhsbiahts u IN tesn ~ C,ntia he'll %
a. dnh dsf n iaas a. u. tsss. tsxrthef sltA
othsf sUtffns "a sait tosn. -sui resp 'fifsif
fsVressnt ttaf e1mmia cfnNenirncf al bccss'
81 u a. nj WQ1ifr toe tastfurtinn ~ ~ 4 49,
lF saT icraist ~ Toaf uoasfthis u1Nrt ia is
u sal tasn b sees q p1iat "a ths faaiT fgti
isaflag iron Ctnfon village a. I ~ ueaf thc
Leofafi pIase. 80 cal 81 .And loiaina ne itaaiT
road isaiias ffoni ssii vilaxf O. Ctntba font,
nfgr thr h.sll hose In al NlltGss thN al
.ay c.aii b. csasiraeiei oaiT Al tsfr srvAi %.
rsnss o. Ell toss ~ fsts1n OF q uerrsstF ipr
hftisins "siil Sueam" 80 "a iisi aai ~ hlIinf %
pftttst ofsfass ifun htrk stsf ifon ne An.
drosensgta kivff. AMI IRON MI stream" - 81
81 4 90. Tasy eaai itsfcfIft fstpsciiuilF ats
youf llun1fatts u at snef duf uaucs - 800
st s'ais sad disc1oufse TIE SAM al az Ia
oats tauud -caid svsf pf.y.
IANIus JUSEt ih, i-,s.
ADELnEgI pELlSo,J
hlKtN a.. NAttt, Clu alice
CHARLIE, 4. Kills.
shd lsi otbsr.
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puk.i puk.l ItcuiNa pLK,

SVNPToNs-M ,ls,a ei Intense i.ehing
and singing; most 81 night; worse by
scratching. ~ allowed 10 continue tumor'
iJrm, which oftsn bleed aud ulcersie, be
1omlng very sore. SwArSE's OINTMENT
stops The itching and bleeding. heals al
csratiOu, Ani In most cases removes tbs
samors. AZ Druggists, or by mall, for ~
cents. DR.. SsAyne 4 Son, Philsislphia.
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My father. ~ about the sss oinry. los'
al TIE hair from the top OF hl. head. AZ
tcr one months Trial OF Ayers Hair Vigof,
tle hAlr began coming, ani, la tafss
months, be bad nae growth Ofhair ofth'
IalarA eollr"-P. J. Callsn, sarAtog'
Springs, n. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Han ESOUGu "A cold wave. on It, way
east, frOtu ChicagJ gir,'s feet and . s..
Louis gins ears. aud then the wave lay
d0wn AMI died OF exaausiion -rae EpOch.
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n -ClfsnApn.
III Ifrsf

-cu.RApr.
Tie First
I come and 20 ~ Natures calls
This has BEEN Witnessed W you all
AZ my approach some are afraid,
Though I an harmless as maid,
I'm no, uncsrtsln like the clouds,
I 10 not stop FOR lsek OF shroats,
No one need Try 10 keep me back,
Though preparations he may lack.
l go where vines aud eiuOns grow,
I 90 where there IL Ice and snov,
Sometimes I'm pale, sometimes IN dark
have no lie. no, no, spark.
ne S,coAi.
am very little word,
Th0agh by no means an | absurd.
7As TAird
I 20 where man has never been,
An oftsn fclt. Bat never seen.
TAs WA0is.
an asprighuy little thing
All 81 . csftala time l sings
The time Ia which my soug IL heard
l. when The farmers works deferred.
MINNIE.
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Nsr mIIk rIIl remore bod .l.In..

Salt mixed with little o1slle acid will
remove iron rust, without ipjury 10 the
mosi delicate linen. Rlb on tue rus, sp OF
aud hold 10 the teaksttls nose. The stea IN
will eyaporste the stain. II one apple =.
ton does not remove al the stain, rinse
and apply again as before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Nose trimming Il now performed with.
out leaving scar or deformlty. The ~.
mosai OF little surplus tissue from ,hs
end OF long nose effects A wondsrfni
Change In facial expression. -Arkanssw
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
UscLr FnrrA.s's ruDDrsO -

UNCLE FKEEA,S's PUDDING -
Six efacksrs,
oln eggs,
Two quarts milk,
Ole cup raislns,
Oac cup sugar,
Salt,
Spice.
Dry the crackers In . warm mot hot
oye0, roll them nae. mix with the beaten
eggs aud sugar. adj spice and salt. Heat
One quart OF milk aud tarn on 10 the mess,
stirring briskly. Wash and dry the rails
ms, rOl them Ia few cracker crumbs OF
dur, stir them Into the padding lightly.
Now add the other qnsrt oi milk, stis ss
little a. possible - NIX them well. After
The pudding has baked one.hAlf hour, suf
enough To bring the raisins from the bot
tom Of the dish. Bake one hour aud shAlt
Delicious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

The Cincinnati Etqllrsr has reduced
lismiI.ng - science. Here Is q late en-.
ample "livnry L,yman, sh )emaker. Terre
uaais-oeicoId. Jealousy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

ApApsr says "rns School COMMITTEES
awe decided ~ eject new school hJasc
.srgv snOugh - AccOmmJists n1c hundred
scaJlArs fsr stories high.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
M -pouuLk .cRosuc.

m -DOUHLK scRosuc.
I. ElsyAtes, liftsL
2 Misprluts.
>. Assembling God.
4 A queen mentioned In the Bible.
e. A celebrated family In Florence.
g. The Pope.
:. TIE ifst civil Jewish month.
=. Pertaining 10 ltsly.
.. Wise authority.
10. Necessary.
PamNls. q great Gin OF Col 10 MA.
FINALS, what God did 10 giving H.
ASoS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Dlsifv., aftsr eagiag. hsntoarn, slek
asAische Ani Indigestion ATE carcd by
iooi's SNsApAf.ll.. H. also Create, gooi
sp2ctitc.