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pin Bunker's Brilliancy.

at beats all how some 6fthese good for
nothin' boys turns out" said old man
Dsbb Ia . erouy out In Missouri the other
day. "You remember tina, boz OF old
Jed Banksr'si-
"Yes."
"Too d,rned trifln' an good for no,hln'
% live when be lived 10 home"
II know II !"
swell. you know where that trinln'
boys h'isisd hissslf tor
"Nsw-sin't heerd."
"well, blame me ifthst boy sint bar
keeper In . hrstelsss saloon In Grand Isl-
and, N,b Yes, sir Wears . striped
shirt an diamond bufxum pin an white
vest Parts his hair In the middle An lies
10 ev'ry day.
swell. IN sw'rr'
ayes. cir, an here's s.msny boy that
We thoughtd turn out big an be some
body all len behind. outstripped 90 10 we're
By that Bin Danksr. tell - he queer
wofidi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
An rSlt Ilenhant.

"of all the ugly elephant. I hav.
Known, aid the trainer, Albert wa.
the wort You could gain some idea Of
hts disposition by looking into hi eyes.
lie used Ia 70 out into the ring % carry
me In on his tnsks after the act was over.
That was all IL was possible 10 tram him
TODD. one night at Nashua, y. II, A-
one OF the keepers was getting Albert
ready for the ring. the elephant sudden.
" turned on him and fellei him 20 the
earth with blow from bis trunk. An
elephant In attacking a man curl. up Mi.
trunk and then throws 10 out, like one
striking straight frOm his shoulder.
when Albert had knocked the keepeE
down, he oolled his trunk about him.
faisod him upin the air aud then thrashesl
the earth with him, breaking every bone
In his body.
when II was learned that Albert ha,
Killed the keeper, the ring master re
questei members ~ the local militia com.
lany who were In the audienc. Al thu
time 10 step forward A squad OF them
were requested % appear In the morning
and shoot Albert. could AWAY. control
him; indeed, he was perfectly dorile o.
me when I captured him after he h.a
kiiied the keeper and chained him up
.eu him out on the morning Of the efecu.
,ion and gave him some hay. Ineyer Jaw
hlm - docile. A. he ate hts breakfast I
ehaiked circle Just hack Of his fore les
IN the region % the heart. Then twenty.
seven mllitiamen stood on q little dis.
lance and at the word of command AIRED
INTO that circle. Five bullets pierced the
elephants heart, and he dropped dead.
making the ground trcmble a. he fen
Success In handling elephants DEPEND, on
letting them know that you are boss. and
never Tor moment relaxing your stern
oiseipine. View York Evening sun
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Tissue Paper Lamp and Toilet
Mats.

Tissue Paper Lamp and Toilet
Mats.
Ia mat OF parv white d. s,n,sd. get
twelve sheet. ~ doe ussus pspsr. doanls
ssch Ia ne midi. efossviss. pat too Thu.
folded together mi fold them In The mid
dls lsugthw wise. then fold over aud over I'll
yuu hAV, siiip about an inch wide By
little careful msssaflng one can fold 80
that % trimming % or wasting Of The pa
pCf will b. n,es.afy. When yOu have
ons sufip Rightly folded. proceed With IN,
other Ten, lOliiIg tso together. illl yOl
have .lH loug strips. Weave these togeih.
erin Chsct,fboAri style, 90 that al The
end. will be- Of The same leuglh when
all are t,ru. with . needle sud numbsr
thiriyslI thft,d. uek each corner atd
centre piece securely together. This
mAisss center amply large Tor any ofdi'
nary siEcd lamp TIE uctiug completed,
With sharp scissor. slit The doabied slie.,
thea cot In hss finE's a. bear 10 The ecu
Ter a. eau d. safely done. The nasr The
fringe l. cut The hatdsOmsr 10 viii look
when SHAKEN ouL Having cot all The
snts. ia cfimpsr l. Of hand give The
ffinge turn throsgh 1.-TWO OF three times
% make 10 look crimPci. then shake anj
plea 10 all loose. fubolng u between TIE
hands - incfVass TIE ubglci and cuflJ
spp, .f,bes. shake u oui sg.ln, Aoi The
rOfk .. done. Tho thinner TIE paper and
The ensr The iflngss are cut, The more dell .
cate will he mat look when completed
Ia white Abi colofci mat 10 wanted, slr
SHEETS 90 the dsslfsd color IL 10 be used.
.ui The white AMI o0iofc. strip. are To b.
laid together alternately. three lsngth Wise
.ud three cfos.wlse. lf arsinDos ma, I.
preferred The creates, uumhsr OF oolors "a
b. obtained can be used, putting dlrfsni
colOfs together la the several strips
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
Taste In House pecoratIon


Don't hapgA picture 80 thst Il will be
nseesssry 10 mount . stsp-lsdder 20 view
n. Hang II 90 that the center will be
about I've feet and half from the n Dor-s
little below the line OF vision Of person
OF average height
Don't select furniture whose ntsns Of
support DO no, appear al, quaie. Chairs
with spindle lsgs Inclined too far Inward
or outward have an tppsftnt tendency Ia
collapse sud are constant terrofs 10 csllsrs.
susisht, substantial lsgs suggest strength
and in.pifs counieuce.
Dont treat hallway az " IL were door
yard. sud NO part OF the house proper. A
hallway should te inviting. and hold 90, 70
the visitor promise aud forstasts Of the
beauiy Of the inner rooms.
Don't pais piece of farnl,ars into q
room merely because II II Individually
pretty Or "wlll help AL" Every article
should have It, real OF sppsreu, u.e ~ q
general rule the necessary pieces will &C
oupy all the spsee ,hs, should be allotted
% fafniture.
Don't forget that an open nre aud Juil
eiously sel,otei pleiurvs will make any
room cheerful.
Don't have q carpet patterned With
gigantic tosss or other nuwVfs They
hArmou'Ii With nothing. The colors In 9
osrpe, should, in great measure. com
plsts the color scheme for the whole room
and It's furnishings.
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u-.c.rrtHKp ouor.TtoN


Ooe vOtd from each Of the following
psss see vi form quotation from the
book ~ John.
1. Verify say unto you this genera
ton shall not pass ,ill all thee things be
N flled Matt. JAW 50
2 Counsel 10 mine aud sound wisdom
am undsrstsndiugi I have strength =
Prov. vuilt.
s The trsn.gre..ion Of the wicked
saith vithln my heart that there IL nc fear
OF God before I'D. eyes. -Ps. NXxStl.
Yet hsd planted thee . noble vine
vaolly tlsht seed how Art thou then
Turned into the d~gsrsrlts plant OF q
strange vine unto mel. Jcr n 81.
5 Ani b. ssii unto them, We are they
Which la,iify yourselves before men, bu,
God knoveth your hearts Tor that which
IL highly estss med among men 10 abOmins'
DE In m. eight OF God -Late NVtiis
The works OF his hands are verify
ant Judgment; all bic commandments srs
ur.-Ps CNiI.
:. Doth the hsvi ~ by ny wisdom
AMI sirstch her wings toward The south
JOB NAH 20.
= bat when II l. sovn II grovrih NJ
AMI becomsih greater than all herbs, aud
shOoisth out great branches, so thsi th'
fowls % the ar may lodge snder ih'
shadow % il-M,fk N 50
NaKr BRovS.
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VINO Is YOUR BEST YRIESD,

Your stomach OF course. whyi Be
cause n IL 10 cot CO order you are one OF
the most miserable Creatures living. Give
Il . fair, honorable chance aud zee n IL 10
not the bes, friend you have In the ens.
Don't smoke In the morning. Don't drink
In the morning. II you must smoke and
drink walt until your stomach 10 through
With breakfast You can drink more and
smok. more In ths evening aud IL will tell
on yOu lees. if yOur fool ferneuis and
does not digest rigkt,-if you are troubled
with iIsaribarn. Dizziness Of the bead,
coming up Of the food after eating. Bll.
liOusnsss. Indigestion. or any other
troubls Of the stomach, you had best use
Green's August Pioser. n no person can
use 10 without immediate relief.
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srArE oT NAME

fnrnsn.
Iakra r.s Tsr1fr.I Itr TT Mtr.t. A.. m. fsss. ra
snerufl1r. fsfri M. fnrfrfH. A M isss. go
81 60 Iairlraf rrrlrrfl tr f.r -arrrrf 1uI..t
toart G. ihf laarfr IT nt'1r.. III r.r lfru rrrra
hFran al nf.i ar rHr sr..al lafsIsr II tr.ruarf,
a. u. lssf. fl So nr ftr t.lrf. Iar rf Ntr.E A. ~
1ssr. tsFuf rf Aafasfas o. hlaa.t .f ilatrf'.. II
go rrrnr1sFsrsfE Fl ~ $50 Ersrfrs aEarsI a 49,
~ hnsTr. RI Faris nHa."sn. .r en- E.r.rrf e..
az 81 u ~ 10 -. Irtf II IaHlsar. ar tea
A. nue 80 - o. iaars. 1sfs II 50, 80 So II
so. sf ah..f arHfl. I'll o. H'r RI ~ ~ l .-.E.rs
IN H1ufrf. i 81 f.lrfr II Iin .1I. fl fHr ta-f
tl.ttfr "a e. 1tt tar Fl NJ. A m lsss III anr
o'-.n.ks ID a. sefrra.r. o. ....u - rsr. 90 "a
ssfs1f snl e. f.r rr.t ffe. 40 arrrfsf. a' In frr
49, NsfEsn a. hrarr - n go A.. f1e sa.rr .r 30
81 fts ia isv ri Ma. A o. tssi. IL p o'..ss. sa
~ ul.nuies n a. srrrl.aa. flf tur strr u.r ssaf
-, 49,. .f.i II e. sHt II flr sarrs s.if. Al 90.
orf r.nft Tarf II q Ha-Irrri rel. II ftr slri 4. fI
s.la RI fs I'M ss.I aan.'rI. 01ra.arr Hrr Eaa.rr.I
rrsrs. nr .rss. saaIa' IHr rHr. SO RI fEr
Anfrusrrsrn r.frr. rrar hruf.rf la.s. hr.rr t.r
iinuesteal Il laf 80 Nst.ar krsr. sf Eis Irssr.
80 80 SSH Iari. 800 nHrr.I II Haa1rHa tnI a.
tsitrt, 80 "a sta fst,sas.a of l1kna-u II 81 1
O. uantsrri 81.
iANLs d. rAEKER. p,pau sisrf.
far.s MkrIt 90. istt
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have sold wI.rAEs B.Ls,s oT Wild
CusEEr many years. hsv. received great
benefit from % use. sni can recommend
10 20 al waJ suffer from coughs, colds or
any pulmonary compliant. CuaKLss II.
LEsO1, Putnam. Conn.
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Messengers Notice.
OFficE oF rmH sn.HrYT 90 oxfoED Cousr,
srArEof MAINE.

OFficE oF TnH sntHITT 90 OxFoKD COUNTY
srArEOf hAINk.
ONfOpD, - April sth. A. ID ts~.
ftNiiis 10 20 give nOtIos. that on the IN dAy OF
Il Arfil. A. ID. isss Warrant IN Insolvency uas
isssed cot Of The COar of iosOlseaey Zoe sad
County % Oxford, against the estate % Chariss
Il. Eames, Of Albany. silsixsi 10 be
an lpsolvsnt Debtor, Oa petitlpa Of sail debtor
which pstiti0a ~ss hlei on the slh dsv % April.
a. q. l.s-, % which lsst namei dale Interest 90
claims IL % be eomputei That the psymsat % sny
deot. snt The delivery and transfer % asy prop
srty bslgngias 10 sad Debtor, o. BIN OF Tor hls
ase. and The delivery sni Transfer 81 sny pfopsf.
" 81 him are forbitdsn BY law. nata mesilps
of We CFsfiiOrs % sai Debtor, 10 prove Their
dseis ani choose oas or more Asisbses Of ne
estate, viii - hslf 81 Court Of insolssney % Be
holden az Paris. IN sad COaaty, 90 TIE isgh day
Of Apr. A. u. lsss, ~ nine crloel IN the fore
nOoa.
Given usisr my had the date arsg sboye wrIt.
ten. ALNAN n. GOODWIN, Deputy sheriff,
as Messenger Of the C0ufg % Iasolyssey. Tor
sad c0sntV OF otford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

N the sick Nd run-fing. 10 De Ksuf
great Mei,'A WORK. fnsly Has.
tatot. seed tarrs esnt stamps. - pay
postage % A y onisAy & Co, Boston.
Mas, aud receive copy free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

nj rUEELINu SASs.
vish my frtf -ss always ldsi.
How thankfal would I 30
So msuy things then could do
That nov .lmply see.
In Bible ilm's With lasi frsi
10 fearful great display
We knov one lived. bat 90 not Wish
TIE same Am0ani 10 day.
NJ frsi AMI lat psfhsp. you'll see,
A Surname doth cOmplstsi
And when . let yoa'rs running DER
fsill OF youf vision meet
Sc. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
HON EMAKRRs' COLUMN.

Corrsspondsnce ON practical topics. comm Q
properly under the head of this column. IL 80.
Iiciist. Address all CON nlost iou Intended
mr this department IA kdltor 81 iiomem skers
Column. tnrosp Desocaaf. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

Everything which beloug. % pare.
heahhy blood IL imptrt-i by Hooi's Sr.
'aParillA. Atrial vii convlnes yoa % lis
merit
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DEuSEESNrss on ruE LiQCoR Hihtr Pos
IuvELT CUEEp nv ADMINISTERING
On Has ~ GoLpES SPECIFIC.

IL can b given In = cup 10 eorse or tea
without The kno~leige OF the person TAX.
ing IL, l. ahsolately harmless and will ~.
feet . permanent and speedy eurr. whether
The patient IL moderate drinker or An al.
coholic wreck. Thousands OF dranksrds
have been maze temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with.
out their knOwlsdge. and to-day believe
thsy gaii Drinking Of their Own free will.
IT NEVER FAILS. The system ouss In.
pf,gnAisd with the Specific IL becomes an
after impOsslbility Tor The liquor appetite
% exist For fall particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, ls5 Race ST. 4,
Cincinnati, o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

A rural sheet spoke last week OF poli,i.
cal leader "barning hi. breecbes behind
him. which leads us % suggest that here
after be ignite his matches on The curb
stUHa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
Allied tne 90.

The h.rbor Of Charleston, &. C.. used
70 abound with blaeknsh, but the EARN.
quake seems 10 have scared them swsv
tor Since the grsst shaks-up hsrdiy 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

"So,hlug Il ever really lo,t. OF can be
loot, slugs Walt whliman. Walt sppsa.s
10 have never plsyci poker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
The Greatest
Spring Tonic,

AZ this season Of the year Almost
every ono experiences sensation Of
general lassi,ude and debility, which.
II neglected. rc,ulis in a low, vi,ia,ed
condition q tic vital forces, that
follows tho sufferer throughout the
summer. anil usually terminate. in
some form q malarial or typhoid
fever II, however. the patient has
tao wisdom 60 take some reliable
remedy that gently acts on the slug.
ei,h liver. enabling il TO speedily
larry If ~ Impurities, while at the
same time tie system is vi,alired and
nr.srrairi, and the blood enriched,
H., rsu't d. a condition Of vigorous
health. This result, is invariably
broagh; about by
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
Cs.%sr IL: elmo. 70; "a; s :, .s
nsr. Me-

I.-FHoSErie cHaRADx.
How very often frsi is done,
by those We sometimes meet
lfp0t direct. It's Indirect,
And therefore SIN Q cheat
In Holy wfi, We read Of one
Win yirtae In great store,
OR be could ne'er The question ask
"whai sscead !, Jet morer
Total pre,tyiparpls fover'
A shrub so well 10 stand
Oid winters bitter, piercing breath,
VITA fragrance, oh 80 grand
Sc ID.
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suPRENE JUDICIAL COURT.


Csrk's Ofhos. Paris. Ne. Msf,h 10. Isss.
Noticc u hefshy gwen II ths ihienfoa q NJ. Geo
u. Davis. 81 kegsf Pals. lofk Coabty. ~ make sp
picsiion a the Nay term. lsss u ne rapreme ia
dcisl Court. Oaofd coanty. Sc ssimis.loa D. the
iiaf. a. IN Attorney ani toahssllor - Lss.
ALBERT :. AUSTIN. CIEAK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

FKUff CoOEiEs Two cup, sugar. bali
cop butter. half cup sour cream, Two OF
chopped rslslns (.eeiei). two eggs, two
tablespoons cinn.mOu, Oae teaspoon sOda,
one ieAspoou each of cloves and nutmeg.
BEiUTITUL CAKE Whites OF cir eggs.
one cup bsitsr. one cup sweet milk, two
cups sugar, two teaspoons baking powder.
favor with rose or almond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

AS.wEKs 10 PuEILks 90 L,sr wsEs
i-NUare sbhors vacuum AMI % doe.
he g'uitlns stomach
al. Coal :. Dress >, soiP 4.
CioCk-
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All. fair in lO,s-s.p.eI,lly n. osl,e,
o. One's love.
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~ DIAMOND

v-vuAtts On. NANEi
NJ ffst vegetable
NJ sscoai .. AZ exclamation.
Nv talri q. a hero.
NJ f1arth 10 ever.
NJ dlh la df.nk.
NJ si1th L. % b. inishtsd.
TIE Whole 10 = garden vegetable fsmllia'
10 us al.
nENNik BKr
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A TRUE FRIEND

It's cold Gay when The right boo, gets
len
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Nt'sNrED-L,DtEs q, 'ow r.ll sd
w Chfisimss Tfsfs. q tale hsht, plsassn'
wark 81 their asa hoass. OF ~ o. psf dsF csn
- az Uy mafs. w0ft ssai ~ nNi atT distaee.
fsTtiraiafs fire. ~ cssvassinE Attfsss ~ oncs
CgEs, ENr AIR CO. ~ MIA -. BSsi0a Mas.
uos fIrI
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ooUSTI or oXroED.
TrtsIa ~. arr ays dallai,. ss o.
fustas Ac.dsmf Gtsas. issniI 'so
M !. me, n anIeas d Hare .sa =.
ArSo,si. y ssrplu,. ,ssa,l a's dollars
al t-sntg slghi esai,, % =
Ahfotsf. W ssfpis., sistsn dollars, u 90
q. thffy .sis ID d1iafs at ien osnis, q 10
q sufplus itifty 'ihfss iaiiafs, 40
- :. u !, isr'I a'e is'iAis aid hias'esn -.
Nos. < ",ss,, u, dollar. .'a i-'s'I. =.
SS'. IA. sny ,Our dollar. AT .itJ ave
SeLRs Lssss r. Ary. a.A' dot =
itfs ani SIS csatst -
Neth NJ ioru too doiisf' shi niss'J ots
SsIRi absl.A, aOlls, aslnis'I a., -
SstE,. sni.sls. asIi.i. sl.,p.,,,s =
SssE, tiss,i II, soIl.. at u.Au.
So,.Es sisAs.n dollar. .sI .i,,,..,,p =
SskE q. Sla.,.ss aaII,. .aa sy.I -
Sei. rs. ~ t-ssJ..i, dollar, .sd -
Ne as sII. i-ss'J EN- dollar. Asi =.
n.,hsiast'. 1nsi. i-,Siy 's'su dollars
ani GitT csnis, 10
rlNnEH Asp GsAss % HfsrEYtB LaNp. 60.
90 ONTuHb.
q. wnKF. zoe aou. at sc s.ai.. lio
No,.gi,W bkf, one cellar ahi ave
eats les
Sos.EI.wBKr. %. solis .sa ,-ssJ
fuaf cats, -
SslGi.wBEr,Oss dollar .aA ArJ
to ffats ~
NotELs nKr. nissl, .thf,s osai.. W
Nas ~. BAf, oas dollar ani any
slsht rants. -
Sel WHK =. oss dollar AL iAHy.
SsSKI wBEr.ivo a,li.r hd ,hlrr.
fsNfn rsnis al
SetEs wBKr. iOsr doIlAp All .,J.
fuiyfNk rsa's "a
Nos.Es,w too soli.s ssit-slvs
Crnis. ln
NsGHe.w HKr. aaT a.. sss,., IS
a.. nuHtEigtt. Tfsas. q safe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24

Por,ro OvELEr Large cup Of mashed
potatoes, three eggs. tssenp sweet milk,
very little sitei njar, teaspoon salt, III
tie chopped parsley, n liked. Beat The
yolks aud whites separately ull very light,
turn Into q battered spider aud brown
lightly Inveri on 10 no, plate and ssrv,
hot. Nice for tea.
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ATWOOD X FORBES. Paris, Maine.
-olE AGENIs ToR oXFoRD COUNTY
Ii NAM
| CHIClC0. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC R'Y

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC R'Y
H. u...n Iluss s.t tf-nahss iusiats CHICAGO.
rronIA NoLfNM nocK isi-ANn. RAVEN
cArINN NlASa.ta cry sE suaEFit. LnAv-
rNWunriL ArCtEHoN CnuAn uAFfua.
NAENELQo. NfNNEArufEs. AT 81 PAIL.
al $685. II fnferrnslfiafa ritas Ctai1s q
rrffos fl ara ncu a. rarIrr casat A. uurs-
So FL Ua.an trlrfa rasi trains of "a psT
Cosltas. s.lganf ptular Cars. rnssalrrsut pa.
u,sn ras1e a,eeusrs. snt 1st~sea Chl-ssa. o.
kseIh. 49, and Nsuses clfYI hasita'us
char csrs sssts ~. ~ hoiisrs - thrcssh
frst4si.ss ticket.
Chicago. Kansas a Nebraska Ry
Great pocs LELAND Rovts."
nsfer.is Wrsf snt a.uffsref fruEl Esraes CIR
40 o. Jaaerh Al NELGCN HORTON. uif.tE-
VIZ TOPEKA. unufN1TuN WICHITA
KANSAS AND souTHrRs sUrRAssA
snt herc..t rrrre rssserrrr elaitr--ri - o.
frlrrrafrsI rrlIlr1lsl 49,. f.ra Al atfFfr 80
riaarses aai r-.sifru arrfursusu's
Tho Famous Aibcrt tea Route
- 80 rtcr.tr trfueru cflceEe. h ts.sna.
ht.nls1a. Hsasas llfr "a r1faI.,la "a 80
Fa.. ~ WafsrfHsu tra..t trararses ~ sfeai
"WHtAr ASo oAlsN GILT"
afNr rfrerr Iva a-ufhaIHstrrr fIaHrsats AT
Uasf crrfrai uaErf1 RI. IA .rHrf0ar. nI.rf lssa.
a..an ra.a anf rasrr rftfr t.1rra ar.i lltIrs
n nr.rf t.Hr "a $500 81 Asntahrg ntrrs
a.rfrIHr n...fHa n. travel fl a1HI fr.rl .aaall.
al...a N.H.I1nnf. trf .fH.r l...fnrrr f'aIufa
30 p tr,. Aats io.tfrs II ,..1l - 80.
e. ST. JOHN. IA. NOTEBOOK.
osll N.s.Assf osnl TEt a rass Az
CHICAGO. H.
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TnH BAKED IN cEE,a Boil the h.h
about ten minutes. or until IL Can be
separated from the bones; then "hikv" 10
and pat slsyer iuto battered baking dish !,
sprinkle With salt aud pepper (.lso sage N
likei). Pot 10 another layer. season, and so
on till ali IL used. Then pOar over this
Ing one pint milk, one hesping tablespoon
foar, butter, the size OF Q small egg. pep
per and salt Put . layer OF cracker
crumbs on tops bake half an hour In q
quick oven.
LolF CocjASUr CAgk-One cup butter,
three cups sugar, one snd fourth cups
milk, eve hesplng cups -four, whites Of slI
eggs, tvo large teaspoons baking powder,
one grated oocoanut SIN the bakiag
powder with the nosr. cream the butter
and sugar. aud beat the eggs 10 . ffoth.
This recipe may be divided.
Do not leave any tomatoes In the bottom
OF . tin can. bu, poar them Into an earthsn
bowl till you want them. This applies 10
nearly all canned vegetables.
Kerosene will brighten silver, bat an
easy way % keep bright the spoons and
FORKS In daily use Is 10 leave them In
strong borsx water Tor several hours.
The water should be boiling hot when the
silver IL pat In.
pie that IL properly baked viii slip
rom the tin with careful hsndliug. and II
placed on . wire frame where the air hes
sccess % the bottom II will cool without
becoming moist. and when ready TO be
served is can be Transferred 10 . plate.
Uss nsvspsprs TO polish window glass
and mirrors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
IS A NGvGR-FMuHo REMEDY
ron ALL DISEASES or The
LIVER AND STOMACH.

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, 1888-08-24
A Gigantic Pool IN Iron Ore.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-The gentlemen
representing the principal coal companies
OF Kentucky and Virginia met at the
Gait house this afternoon and succeeded
in forming a gigantic combine involving
about So, DOC, 900 capital and 1900 acres
of coal land. including mines in operation,
besides an outside acreage of $4,000 in
Virginia and SO, 7S0 acres in Bell county,
Kentucky, neal Pineville. The men who
put up the money for the purchase are
for the most part clients of II. S. Lonch-
elm & Co., bankers. of Philadelphia. The
property bought consists of the main
Jellco Mountain Coal and Coke company,
operating the Woodbridge mine; the Jeli-
&C Mountain Coal company, East Tenn
essee Coal company and the Proctor Coal
company. These four companies hold
IA, 900 acres of land, some 700 miners
houses and a store each. In addition the
purchase includes an outside acreage of
$1,000 acres in the Jelico section besides
SO. $50 acres in Bell county, near Pine
vile. This land was bought for its iron
, 1888-08-24

PiTTsBURG, Aug. 23.-The Pittsburgs
won to day by neavy hitting. Coleman
in particular distinguished himself by
making three two baggers. The batteries
were Calvin and Miller for Pittsburg,
Boyle and Myers for Indianapolis.
Score-Pittsburg 7, Indianapolis O..
DETROIT, Aug. 23.-Four of the five
runs made to-day were the direct result of
errors. The batteries were Beatin and
Wells for Detroit, Baldwin and Daily for
Chicago.
Score-Chicago 3, Detroit 9.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Careless field
ing and Indifferent battery work on the
part of Kelly and Radbourne was the
cause of the defeat Of the Bostons to. day
by the Senators. The batteries were Wild
ner and Mack Tor Washington, Radbourne
and Kelly for Boston.
Score-Washington G, Boston 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-With the
help of Umpire Valentine the Philadel-
phias defeated New York to day on an
unjust decision in thesixth inning. The
batteries were Bufinton and Clements for
Philadelphia, Keefe and Ewing for New
York.
Score Philadelphia 3, New York ..