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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18

Maynower will be allowed to serve limited
number of Mares at So for the season, with priv
iege OF returning I'm 1859 free II the mare proves
to be not 1 n foal He served ten mares last year,
and all proved to be not in fOal. As some own
ers OF mares were last year shut out from the
service OF Mayfiower, on account Of tardiness in
application, and in ord er that these may have
n chance, make this early announcement. Some
have already made application.
Great race horses have great mothers; great
sires nave descended from mares possessing
great individual merit. MayilOwer being son
OF the great May, record g.25&, must make
great Sire. MaylOwer has not been trained for
speed, only driven few times last summer when
he started when he startedin two races winning
both. The last one was a race for stations at
Hazel Dell Driving Park, August Is. 1857, which
he won with ease, beating four others OF all ages.
HIS shoes were then pulled on and not put on
until Jan. 2dth, when he showed he had rapid
easy way OF going, without waste action and
takes to trotting naturally,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18
Prize Butter.

We venture the opinion that four
fiflhs of all the butter which has taken
prizes at the fairs and dairy shows in the
last five years has been colored with
Wells, Richardson q Co.'S Improved
Butter Color. The best makers all use
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person
taking it is absolutely harmless and Twill
effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient is a moderate drink
err or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believes they quit drinking of
their own free will. IT NEVER FAILS.
The system once impregnhted with the
Specific it becomes an utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. For full
particulars address GoldenSpecific Co.,
1885 Race ST., Cinci nnati, o
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18

Telegraph operator Miller, who
has been here for some time, was trans
ferred to the new station house at Bald
wins this week.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18
Iths Rs!na.nts 4sd ger.
BOWEN 4 BROTHER,

An local notices appearing in this
nor relating 10 the sale Of goods, and
npot written BY us, will be charged at a
certain rate per line.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18

Thursday evening a popular meeting
was held in the College Oratory Miss
Narcssa White was the speaker, and de-
livered one of the most pleasing speech
es we have ever heard. She said many
good things which for want of space, we
cannot give. She showed that the hope
of prohibition was in the children and
that they should be banded together
TO fight the enemy Alcohol.
She said "There are four periods
through which must pass every moral re-
form, LIST Indifference. 3D. Ridicule. Sd /,
Opposition. 18th, Victory. The prohibit
ton cause is now in the third period,
Opposition. Thank God that it is ! Why
do | thank God that we have opposi-
ton ? Because the next period is Vic
tory
She continued : Some people say that
if we have high license, the licensed men
would prosecute those who are selling
without a license, thus preventing Illicit
selling Did any of you ever hear of
such case? Dare any licensed saloon
keeper prosecute his neighbor who is
selling without license? Perhaps the
daily Republican can answer this last
question, as it recently offered that argu-
ment as a plea for high license During
the evening the Loyal Temperance Le-
gion of Newark sang several beautiful
temperance songs.
The w. c. T. U. should be congratula-
ted for the success of this their first
County Convention.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18

NOTECE.-Mr Garlick who has
gone south, has left his son to attend to
his customers. lie will do all kinds of
repairing Of boots and shoes at reason
able prices, A good stock Of Boots and
Shoes on hand
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-18
FOR SALE.

Holstcin Freisian thorough Bull
Calves, from my thoroughbred Bull,
"Faithfuls Sir Howard" Also, half
blood Bull Calves. NELSON WARREN,
Janl4tf Newark, Del.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13


When . hsui.ome sofa pIlo~ .. used .
great deal, 10 gets .0llsi. To ssvs ihsm.
covers that Will wash sfe very pretty
raks . piece 81 linen LILLE larger tAAn
the cushi0n sui tafu do~u hem 81 inch
Ani half vide suioh 10 around THREE
times, m,tlug tue row. close toy tn~f.
Cot The hem oct la blocks, lss,lpg space.
between ~ The sidth ~ the blocks. Il IL
vel % mase these lock, snd then button
hnlc them around before cutting out. Sew
lace ou last thr width % TIE hem. msking
Il little foil between the blocks. inslfr
OF "a. stl,chits cui slashes in group, oi
iwn, a. inch sp,rt, esch gr0up iW1 iuches
distant from each Other. adj The slishrs
long enough 90 A.lO-<ibbon 81 inch snd
. quarter wide 81 b. run ihfough Bli.
tool hole the edges ~ tbs sla.hs. The
center can b. lsfi plsln, or pattern ont.
lined, or pF~itly etched.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

A IASkKr CAPTAIN After the shin
Barring Brothers had succeeded in getting
inside the bar at San Francisco lately.
and !, was found tha, she va. leaking.
the pumps we're manned. and ell the
crew were Get At work The captain. in
the meantime. Was looking an,iou.ly for
tug and oae at last came in sish,. IL
IL known tina, tugs, In case Of . leaking
vessel, somstimes charge en- eIorbi,.nt
rate for service, and II occurred TO the
captain Of the Barring Brother, ,ha, II the
condition Of bis ship va. known he would
be heavily charged by the tug. so when
The tug came near all the crew were
ordered to scatter and appear as though
nothing wss the matter. The plan sue.
e.edsd. Captain Masters. After friendly
decker With ihe,ng. came in nder the usual
charges, and when the tug va. f.., TO
the ship, &c, the crew again TO working
the pumps. How ths, tug. bo.,man fel,
when he had lO't the fortune which va,
IN bis grasp will never be known. Nj.
language. however, is said by one Of the
crew to have been "ha~ful." C.p,.in
Masters belongs 10 Thom..,on. Mac,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
VINO rs Your BEsr rRIENni

Iouf stomach % course. whJi BE-
cause fiti. oct q order you STE one Of
the mo-t miserable Creature. living Give
IL fair, hOnOrahls chance snd see n u 10
not the b,s, friend you have 10 the eud.
DJt'I sm1ks Ia TIE mOfIibg. Don't drink
In the morning. II you must smoke aui
drink vail until ycur stomach l. thTOush b
With breakfast. lou can dfint more ani
smoke more In he evening and 10 will tell
on you ICES. II your food fsrnsnis add
does not digest fight,-if you Afu troablei
With lleAribufu. Dizziness 81 The head,
eoming upof The food amer eating, Bilious.
ness. Indigestion, 90 any other tfOuOlc 81
The stomach, y0u bad be, zee Green's Al.
gust Flower. As DO person can use IL with.
oct immediate relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
The Grub or the Discharge

A postmaster In q small village In Mis
slssipplhas written 20 the postmaster Rsn
srsl, skiug him tO discontinue the Office
Tie sIplsius that bis nsighbors, Who arr
wool growers. became disuustiul Of hi,
rabbit dog. and 10 Consequence. he state.
1T turned Up missing" 80 an left
her, continues the postmaster pstheiicil
lv. without the means 81 sustsusnee
SO lfyou expect me In set NJ Nights FOR
TIE train. you will have 20 forward Il
ouce some pork sud bssrs or some o,b'
nourishmeBt. or q new pOstInaster vii
have 20 be appointed 81 this place." IL
adds In q postscripi. Mr.. Blank wants
me 10 split bin some rails II I can get III
Of this ocice, 60 hurry up With The gruh
or the discharge" The ofiee WAS dlscon.
iinusd In response 10 this appeal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
IfiyELr CUKED M ADsISisTEEIss
Dt. H.I, rs GnLpEN SPECIFIC.

IL eau bs given In cup % coffee OF 81
without the sno-isdge of the per-on us
Ing IL, 10 Absolsiely harmless sui will ,f
feet permanent aud speedy cute, whethsi
the patient 10 moderate dflnk,r or an 81.
eOholic wreck. Thousands OF dfunksrd,
have been nate temperate men Who hav,
taken Golden spsciae In their coffee with
cat their tnOslsdge. and TO-DAY beliey,
they quit drlnsiug Of their own free will
Ir NEyER FAILS. The system onse i'm
pregE.ied With the Sp,e.nc 1, becomes Al
after impOs-ihilliy for The liquor appeilt'
% sIi.t For foil particulars, sddr,s'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co. is5 Race ST.
Cineinnati. U
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
Crochoted Hood

Materials Olv slsiu % U.fmauio~n
sud one ~ Shst,hi wool. any ds'lf,d
shat. al = mrdlum .ltrd b0us book
Male sch.lu ofthiuy stitches ~ NE
GsfuAntoss Crochet nsct ADJ f'fth
.ithoui puiilng ysfu over uutl yoa have =
stfIp lotg tuougl o fcsch over The bead
ihd met ubief The Gala. MAKE another
cLaln The sane length. sui crochet The
same uIl half ~ lJug Tasn round a. uuc
tud for the cfoSu, crochet these together
,nd 10 make. The foundation M,ksacsps
n desired ~ cfOchsllng sruuui the bottom
~ TIE foundation sboat en- times snd w.d.
suirg 90 o. smoothly. Tafe the Shrtlsui
-ool. fssicu 90 the foundation a. The bot.
tom. tui make |. chain ~ hibs, sslp three
on foundation, fnisu. msis tins mOf-,
skip three. fastsn, ard continue this uuiil
he hood 10 covered With thick ,r.Bge.
esther In The bach % iho nsck With fib.
bon ,ui Pot co Ribbon ,ifiugs. This
makrs very wsfm hood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Jersmi.h Colemau, while walking In the
street A. Ses Brunswick, y. J turned 10
One side % s'Old = dift heap ami oollided
With = lamp post. The stem of . pipe be
was smOking vs. driven into biz throat,
sVsring 81 artery. moral Never smoke
Aplpe on the sirest-bay cigarettes and
expire slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
dotting a BOZ to School.

IL would rather have q case Of new.
oq, pro.,rai.on. Who felt q. n she would
have 10 Jump on, u the ~indo- al the
time. than get my BOY Charley oh 10
school in the morning. said q -sll.
sno-n specialist Of the city Of P--io {.
brother physician who bad dropped into
b, ,fiiee one morning just beior, nine
O'Clock yesterday be persuaded b..
mother 10 ls, him stay home bseause be
said that hi. head ~ss go chuck fall Of
.hssIs.." Excuse me . momeat | hear
him in the passage nov. III leave the
door .jar. and shall BE- surprised II you
30 no, hear soms,hing worth listening
to- Coavera,ioa Ia The passage;
"why are you no, OF TO school. Char
.o"
II wan, 10 speak 10 mamma hst"
"iou can, see your mother; she Is
sick. Tell me -hA, you wish TO say.
III wanted TO tell mamma that the
other day when s.s =, school grandm.
sad she "a. 90 lonesome iill | came
back"
"Ch.rle,, don, cafe ~h., your
grandmother said. You must 20 10
school. DO you understand me. .ir ?"
A pause. Then Charles. decidedly
"lf | mus, 10 to school, I've ~, to have
my geography
mo one want. you 10 school without
your geography. Where Is Master
Charles, geography. KATIE .Aid the
father, tuning TO the maid, who vi.
standing BY. holding tie Boy 'ehOOl.bas
"lisre in bis beg. SIR"
81 tell you ,ha, ism, the one. Katie /;
that's 20, the cover, torn OF
"Csn't you find your lesson in ,hA,
book. ,on -
The Ie',on'. IN IL all right. ba, /,
len, the one | study out Of that want.
why do you need !, II you do no,
study cut Of !, ?" said the father.
81 have TO have it."
"Iha, Is no reason. Answer nv
question. Charlie. Why mus, you have
tina, geography F"
because ! vent skating instead Of
goins to school the day before yesterday"
replied the boy, ,ullsnly.
80 you have been playing uu.n,.
young man, and have line. TO write f!
have you ?"
81 haven't any line. to write
"Chailss, tell me thi. instant why
you mus, have . certain book because
you played trusnt Out with 1, 7"
The teacher said be would whip me
the ns1, time ] played ,ruah,. aud my
primary geography Is the only box With
covers on ,h., will 20 into the sea, Of M
Houssn."-Hsrper. Bazaar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
FOR SALE.

one q the tnsst residences Ia the County q O..
ford situated 10 the snispFising add crossing ,iia.,
~ soath Paris Nalne, aoat three minufe. YAH from
ne or.nd fIuns Railroad stsfion, Quesn Abna sUlf,
house hestsdi~h steam. pped al tkroush Ron csllsf
" sne 80 gas, splsnded m,aatAln 'isvs b<tsesn
terms easy; Would stch.nFs iof city property.
address Hon. Gsorge A. Wlsoa South Paris Ne
~. u. OsrdDsr. Erchsnse 81, 90 s,lysa shsrtls4
ia Gallon Wharf. Portland, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
Sulphur Bltters.

M0uputa ~ nafs OHus f...-,
MllNtI leo % AL o. 81 ssr frHl o.. =.
"ASAb' ihng n ErrN fuar a. II. 80,
4 zoe hat oil sfsft FuI IN HHt.rrfs g -.
hsins Ttu IN msfs msrsT ushI asarf 81 a.
thins else ~ thls sofli Anr go rar =. Ia.
.ofs aud i've ~ hontf. fhsf 80. 81 a.
somsthiag 80. nat lafi ro.ns ransT o. III
safGsfs. We 81 stsft 80 80 naI 90 - 49,
TIT. - Gee q lns Frnaaa. iu I.nrttnf rrsa.ss III
. ifsfims The.r 80 a. tnnrtlrs taf srt.,.
Rrfsins oil 49, drlaT. tfaaf 81 fI bee &c..
farHA ca. Aufasts. MaIns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

TAX suhseTIt-r hsrsbr sIvss 10 IT, rauff 80
n hss bssu dalr sFtalaie.i hF M ne ia.ss
~ Probate nnf ~ CosntY of usloff al tssaAl.-
tie tfust q Afuinistraiof % ~ kftaie 0f
ALBION n. kNAFf, iAts of litnlfff,
IN sad Couniy. ffcsased. ~ FIfIaE bln tf i-f
Ia. df.sts 10 tEsfsfufs ~ lssfs aIl fffslas =
tsttsd a. ths estate Of All iro.tsf ! % mac -
netiats pas msnt. Ani the no have taf if
manis thefsoa. D. sshiblt ~ stms o.
Tsb. al, -. WINFIELD s. HOWE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

W. n Lybch. N d . % sssgfu. y Z.
says hat DE- ha- gssd wi'rAEs BAts.s ~
VIM CuEEKr To- BE family fJr cough.
Ani pulmonary complaints, Ia. f,cUm'
moulded 10 ~ Others Nth Invariably happy
rssats. All este,ms 10 available remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

uL-CulRApE
with mach delight
Oue moonlight night
Ncd Harper In bis irsi,
Called a. the door
To ssk Lenorc.
To Ask hsr n be tunt,
lfshs'd b. vsisd.
n b. o. afFt
should Nsk her then and there,
She ssesty smiled,
H. fsAfs hsgallsd.
Aui ssid she didn't care
- OR ths snow
They gsuy 20
Sse tod TIE hsppy lsi
whsu t1sy r,schsi The goal,
-Twss ne very best vAols
That she bal ever bal
DIN,n Dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

:. "fou are from Boston. Boston. I be-
lieve, Is the capital Of TOrOn,o," said an
Ensll'hmsn to the editor Of the Chri,.
tan Leader !, is ,hi. geographical ,I.
,s'ne" that makes Eagli.hm.n At home
the world over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

TdE subscfinsf hereby zee pubir noti'. i.h
shs has Zen daily aptainIsl b. 90 u ln. laiss
% frutats fuf ne toauV ef nhinfi a. -
sse.i the tfast - FNecai1f OF thf rsitff oI
NfkANus uHcOsfEg. late ri rtifl
u said C0uatY, dscsaset, ~ g'fiaE B. % - n.
40 divcts BE- tberetJre n4t.sls al fele,-s
indette o. ne estate of talf lecs tsei % n.
immesiisis psymsai, al thnss 40 tfe ssf ~
manis th~rsua % ekLinlf ne samf io
fsb a, tss. VIGIL 4 pECp.ftA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
WHAT PITY

that - many othsr-i.e sttracii's. polite.
ani pArticul,r people sfi.ct their fri~nis
- The fo1i sni disagreeA1l- DIOR % 'ht'r
breath 10 i mai-iy caussi ~ di.oftsfri
digestion. sni cAn p- CORRECTED ~ fsm0V.
iug TIE csase, ~ u.lng Ih,i pare medicine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
HoMEMAKERs COLUMN

torrv.poadence ON practical topics. cunning
properly undsT The heal of THIS column. IL 80
icitssi. Address AL o0nnunleslionsln tee1rn
s,r This dsI,aftt neut 10 Lditof ~ liomemskets
Cola.nn, uxFOsD DesOcn.r. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
nllNnNn

~ NlAhhNN
!. A couson,ut
=. That part - CRATE -hsre ihings
are pl,csd - trsp warm Dicksus oisu
msui'o GA. IL loo his sfitings
s Amau, u,ms n "oli- l. pl,esd
before u. u bsconss an uncomplimsn,aiy
sppsnsilou.
whsrs loai,f. lie 10 s,,si ard see
sip
S. An article % food Which May re-
"a 4 10 iudispensahle.
e. ntsiituis 90 moisture ,tsversetl, OF
. meAsufs WITH one letter removed.
:. A cOnsonani
OFHo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Tux sahssnbeF hersby Eiyes puliic noii's ~
Ne has Dcea duiY Appolnifd ~ ne liqn, 80
% Probate Tor ths Claaty ofO1lrr'i. All Atfa-a.
The trust ~ Administrator Of IN sststs 20
CALVIN a. kNAN. late 81 >ofsaf,
ia. dl,e~tsr ~ 1890. o.. .s.ts !. psfsgrs Ir.
debt~i 20 ths estate Of said deceased % -
immeiiAts PaYment, and thoss sho hsFs AnI "
mseds thefe0a % exhlbit the sane %
feb. IN, tsss WILLIAM 4. GULF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Msus..-"Dld you pat The coal on ,ss
stove. Brfseii' New impprtAtiou-"i
dii. man bat 10 viii b. som tnimv be.
fore IL git. bot. fur ihrr arv's out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Th'ngs are beitg changed They tobt
come 20 The mau who visits any more.
The man ~ho hustle. gets 'cm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

TOE peculiar parliying All bald loo ~
powers ~ uDOi's Ssr.,pNriils mass 10 The
very beet fneilClns % itsv 81 tals scuou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
n TNiGNl

~. @u~thhA.
Composed ~ 81 ifitsf..
Ny ~. 4. H., ?. i, -, :. II 10 an NJ
knovu pffsun.
Myit. 90. 20. 3isA common WATERFOWL
Ny &, IS. =. IS, ~ 10. marx OF paneiSs'
ton.
Myl.i5 sn. as the price % anyihinr
Nyl6.s. ~ l. % f,sl The -,ui OF
NJ whole .. one OF The books OF N =
JOHN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

VI CusuApE.
sisp lrtn a.. priaal nov
Ard tsie = cusy 'sal
All souu vithin q pleasant ioSn,
Slms tausd ffisnis ! meet
Ard go fsai i,.i ssl'sp
Hrfofr sgIusibg grats,
Up0u q BfIs.sl. hsssock rssts
The carry utue pate.
galts ussi mo.i ~ % will f,sl
tffnil' j. rot fugnd
a. May fuul- sithlu The hoa't,
Upstairs a. ssl 90 i1sn.
S.k u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

When The mIllsuulum cone. along Wall
street BROKER, will bs f0sud -orllug u iof
q STOCK movement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

when . man owe's good round sum
ls sometimes finds 1t extremely hard to
fqusrs up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Al % a,bi m,usf-,Iyibs 10 nigsf .
steam ss- ID motion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
WORKING CLsSSBNaTTsHrIuI

pared a. fsruliA al siassss srt on oIasti A
hons tts shnis % ths TIM. rr ff Az 80.
uaomsats. naf 49, IEfi aaf Ir-f 49,
Fsrsun. q sithsr "a fssliT safn rru fsrft
ia o. as psf fTsuins. anfa rrugat urt 90 ID
isFstns III thsl tiras ID 60 tIs.nfss nrrst-f
srl. ssFn nsafly ~ mrch a. msn Ia ed -
49, fhis fnsF ssnf fnsir "a fFsf at fst o. -
asss ss sale ths srsf. - srrn ts a. 60 81
sstsas.i ss . iii ssri ors dollar lpaT rlrn -
b. % srtnE. Iuii psftsaikrs 40 H.frI ire Al
dress grurgI srtssus a Go f1ftUtnf Nats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

I-DEcAFtrATtoN
A Crscian sage In days " OLD.
Was much ,iiieted with wAalsi
Which. ~ bshvsd.d you will see
A u0uols on Zoe yOa and me.
Again bshsaied. and behold
What very few care 10 BE- told,
Though many years they've laced th'
blast,
,eofchlug hs., OF summers passed,
Sc. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

vnfresn I've 81 ao-ns at sal rHrs rar.r FL
I'LL soft 90 as ttar o. aaYt.tE f.ls n AZ
iSosorf tsrfsi nnf seeded % A.
STARTED ffss hctt sstss ~ tss AZ Has .la
a. ne Enfk. LafHF fHful1sf HHrr Hn go
start q ,sfy SaifI anf sfaf frrr li.rr I'd
delay - Toa usih.as ID ssaf af ra.f 81
drsss .ni fnd rut. 4 500 az slss fra oil a. Fl
a. oncr "a. ltALLErT Iu. pnfUthi Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
Star Stitch.
M,le eA.ln of rqalr,d lanR,h.

u
first row-Rslss 4 .tiis hes a. Ia AfghGI
stitch. This gives I've loops On the hook
pail The wool thrgrsh Ell s, draw CD. rot
too closely. pat the hook through %,
small hole formed by ibis Oh. Aud rAi.s
. loop; raise another by inserting the
needle iu,o the back part OF the last
OF the stitches through which n,
wool wA drawn. This is little dliil
cult % 30 II the ) stitches we're drawn ug
too tightly, Ani the stitch msy have - b
puIlcd open with tie nusefs h,is- The
ntfi s. on the foundation CD. Ther,
arc nov I've loops ou the ngeile; draw
the wool through al ) and make oh Re
pat rom across the ca aud break of
wool. leiving short, loose end which Il
w0rked into TIE next row.
SecOni ros-Joia the wool with shor,
ch st Raise the nf.i ca 81, then inser,
The hook through the small hole 10 the
cent or The nfsi star, and raise another
snc naAlly raise one on tie back part %
tie nett horizontal stitch There ATE now
loops on TIE hook draw the wool
thrOugh all and naish With q Oh -.
This ends the irst star. Insert the hook
through The hole formed BY The l Oh, and
rsi,e . stitch, raise the back part OF next
stitch, raise the next, which should be the
center Of the star 90 preceding row; raise
The following horizontal stitch always
from the bach There are nov loop. on
the hook. Draw thrcsi through al 81
once aud make Oh. Repeat from %
sui OF row. In naishiug the last star
there will only be loops 20 draw through
IL IL customary, however. 10 cOubtersct
the tendency Of the work 10 .orm .lop.
log edge here ny raising The back part OF
tie last stitch on the last star In The pre-
ceding row. This gives Eve loops. Draw
the wool through al Eve aud make I eh.
Make another ohsin, break the wool %
and draw the loOss end through 10 fa.ten
H. In raising the fourth ami nrh stitches
~ the last star, take the loose eni OF the
preceding row siso In the len hand aud
poll tie double thrssd through.
Every row IL ll.e the second.
CAKANEL C,EE -Hllftescup butter. ore
81 puyeriIsd sugar, one and Q half tescup
- n1ur, half tsseup sweet milk, whites
four frssh eggs well bsAtsn). ore tea.
spoon bsking powder. ME- nlur aud bah.
log powder together dry, aud stir ell In.
gradients 10 q smooth batter.
IWliHg Now the particular part Il max.
ing aud applying the nllibg or the caramel.
Have your layers rtsdy, biksd separately.
CJCk 10 clean smooth SKILLET three aud
ooe.half cups sugar &C. cofre). three
fOufths cup cream, aud one tablespoon
melted butter. Boil all together, stirring
only little 10 prevent scorchins. To as.
certain when II IL COOKED enough, let q
drop fall Into cup OF cold water; when IL
ruos 10 pssiy condition between thumb
and npger, take from the fire and stir TO
the consistency OF very thick moIasses,
when II may be placed between the layers
and over the top and sides, forming .
most delicious cake.
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