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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25

such a common thing !. au omelet that
u may -.,m ibsurh o. give rvcipe for
H.. bat ait l. undrnlnhly e failure in
many houses, will risk the riiirulc ~
competent cook. anil furnish a rule fur
an excellent, plain onelet.
H-at separately th" yolks AMI whites
~ four egg. add Ia the tolks pinch 10
ALT. two-thirls ~ "a cup 81 milk, half 10
tea.poonful 81 curn .taryh ani tNo tea
.ts,oufuls ~ cracker dust. stirring this
mixture all the time. puur IL into a hot
.pidsr. in which I. tea.poouiul % melt
"a butter. Aftef Il hrgiu. a. thicken.
add the fruthol whites. lifting and mix
lng al parts together With careful aud
delicate handling. AFTER the hottOm
browns. which will b. Ia about eight
minutes. - the spider In the oven Tor
thrvr or four minute. 10 color the toy
then. hy help ~ katie ani cake shovel,
double the 0mslet over upou Itself. an,l
lifting the pan. drop the couteni. upon a
heated di.h. spread butter over ihe
brown surface, serve speedily, aud eat
without waiting for II Ia fall.
\ genuine .oufile l. made hy stirring a
little ALT into the yclks ~ the egg.
whipping their white. Ia the stiiic.t poe
.ihle consistency, aud cooking without
adding milk or any other substance.
The haVoring or jelly l. put between the
fold. bcfor' turning. llefor. the yelk-
arr poured upon the pan, thin thru bN
adding half ~ the whipped whites and
mixing gently, then proc-cd a. With the
ether.
4 baked souiiic, which make a deli
cious dessert. i the .ime composition
cookc,l la a very hot oven, Ia q baking
dish. Ia which Il must d. serNei. 4.
with the other method 81 cooking. the
yrlks, wiiha portion ~ the whites, must
be- pat la first a. partially cook before
the larger part IT the froth !. added.
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uAhAnIhn 81 cTIIAR

N the crllar opening. arr manipulated
CORRECTLY. The place mai D. Kept cool and
49,, during thc summer. The oIeulug'
.hould D. mo.ily rlo.rl during the diy
AMI ui-ued after The oui,ioor air IA. d.
c,ine cool 40 night. N Kept clean. ths
cvllar will net ned grr.t deal ~ air
inr. bat ventilation ani dryucss Will
prr,rui b.. l-.ruming unhealthy. l.im'
will absorb tls moisture nni nnNiuu'
g1s~s. u they rannot D. rXtslle,l or iheli
formation prr,~ut-l. thsrrUal l. alec
q rr,at ah.urlsr 20 gs-r.. i'm sum'
paus ~ a.. south WhiirNa.h !. the great
gent ~ punhniiuu AMI clrtnlinrss iu
cellars. the vail. and ceilings h"ing
costr,l With 10. ihc temperature 81 d
cclIir may D. lowered hy puiting tut
81 broken be- ani ALT in u. Duuhl'
indovs arr made 60 ke,p the tempon.
TURF 40 The right l'oini in summer ls vel
as Ia winter. kop Tie rrllaf veil drain
81 tnd veil ,rutllairi. aud iherr viii ~
lc.. fever. le.. diphth~ra, AMI fcNri
disease. that hrrs,i from dampnc.., aus
The putrflCtion ~ Vegetable.
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fetibls ~irs-. uks tho-a from ~hich small
,l-ctric lights s~ing On the sail A. one
slls wlll D. a small ruuni dial AiiAchci a. .
lruss instrument A hand uT-ou the dial ~ill
lndicais thr intensity ~ The current that vii
Tas over the wircs Near u ca the sal ill
h. a small double Iols switch. a bras instrSl.
u,cnt similar b. Tie familiar switches used
o. shut 20 90 10 on the current ~hsrvvCr
electricity !. us,i. bat Designed specially 10
show az sgiancs shcthsf the current u 81 90
on. In orier % prevent accident. ~hich care
lcssns-. in handling the APPARATUS might
hring at1ut THIS viii H. all q the spa
raius apgarvut Ia the room.
The pri-luer. Immediately upon eutering
tho nom. will L. lsl 30 the chair ami Ia q
uioneut sill 10 pushed tack into u, the
honks In the tslt at.Jui bis body slipIsi into
the rings in the chair. AMI there fastened In
plac. by the turn % the -crc~s A. the sAnis
nloment bis fe.t sill ts rai-si, the foot rsSi
,lipf-si under them snd fastened by turn Il
the scrcw. and a strap on tip % the ret sill
L. bucklSi tightly over biz Ahkls- In an
other moment the two dangling wirss sill l.
fastened. one % the metal at the center II the
hack u the cap ami the other o. the metal
cInDection CA the hoel % each sho". A black
cloth will b. p,illei over the face 81 The pris
oncr. the Ofiiocrs viii stand sell tack from
the CHAIR. and at signal the erecutionsr at
the switch viii turn on tbs currvut, the vol
uu,s 81 which has preyiously bssn adjusted
a. suit the resistance - the prisoner, as
shown by the Tt Ia the osll
The Intention l. a. u-s n current ~ lou
volta the .ame. u L. aid as that ussi la the
Westingbouse street lighting system The
resistance q the average man l. about 2'1o
ehms. AMI the current will bs calculated 10
met range considerably above and 'slow
that igtlru
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pupplhos

QUETN PTppING.-One teacup al
bread crumbs, soaked until soft Ia one
pint sweet milk, one-half ieacup sugar
yolks ~ two egg, one tcaspoonfu
iemOn extract, one-half teaspO0nful salt
beat we'll aud bake until set, then over
pudding spread layer of jam or pre-
serves. over preserve. a meringue, made
los beating whites II two eggs until very
It'll, then adding three tablespoonful.
graduated sugar. Place In the oven
until delicately Drowned. Serve cold.
GTN pUDpING.-Twot eacups of bread
crumbs. two eggs, one teacup sugar, Que
teacup chopped iigs and two Of milk, Que
teaspOonful cinnamon, one-half tea.
spoonful cloves. one-half teaspOonful
salt. steam THREE hour, and eat with
liquid sauce.
PLUM PUDDING. - one pint bread
crumbs. one-half teacup ~ Hour, four
eggs, two teacups ralslns, one teacup
finely cut dates, one quart 81 milk, one
half teacup citron cut fine, one teaspoon
ful each ~ cinnamon. cloves and ginger.
Boil or steam i've hours. Serve with
sauce.
LEMON PUDDiSG.-One teacup brad
crumbs, placed la one quart Of sweet
milk and slowly brought To the boiling
point, juice 81 two lemons, grated rind
Of one, Que coffee cup Of sugar, piece OF
butter Sire Of an egg, three eggs. Bake
until set.
DELICATE PUDDING. - one teacup
bread crumbs, one quart sweet milk, one
teacup sugar, yolks OF two eggs, one
teaspoOnful lemon extract, one teacup
dessicated cocoanut. Beat thoroughly /;
bake until firm, then over the top spread
a frostlng made by beating until stu
whites of two egg., adding one-half tea
cup sugar. and one-half teaeup coeoanut.
Place In oven until firm. Serve warm
with or without cream.
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ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. clsr.
srATE oF MAINE
Cot~rt os oxrul

totNrt of ohFuHn, -.
10 ths IIouor,his Commissioner. - ths County
20 uNfuri
The under.igno,i. Tstitionsrs. rv.Tsstfully ~
quest chang ~ male iu part ~ The raj leai
iax fryui M Mertn nfiigs lsosals-ii crossing
TIE Wet Hnnsh ~ ths llns River In the Tosu
~ Andassr, that saii r.si ~ aitsrvt or ths 90
sation ~ u ehang,si a. fuiluss ~ali petitioner.
desire that nss r,a.i a. huiH ffum q Jolhi ou
All obi rvad alout 30 frst frlm ths eat col II
All Merrill indge. anil b. hsgih AZ stale -,
On TIE west slis ~ saii OBJ r,ai all paint Il
beginning. fsenos south. thirty tsu dexrss.
at. - rsis o. q stale. thsnos south. sixty aus
isxrec- east. "a ru-is o. Is,int in ths rsal lsad
inE o. thapman's Mile, f-osalls-ll In east Auio
yer, thepes north, --teuty ons degn.s east. o.
ths raj saiinE o. koNhury and h-sate ths raj
"a this une, Ani dlscuntinus thu raj istscsu
the Ioints nrst snd isst uams.i anil any Ins II
ruai superseded ~ the prupo-s-i change
this change 4 de-lrr'i In part. icsause - to-
stesp hills on The line ~ thu OF raj, alsl -
causs the snow drifts tally IN I-lftions - IN
obi ruad while u l. lslisyssl that the nsN RAJ
viii D. morv frve from drfts.
That All rights o. lani damage aFv Naltsi an
all Shich migm anss from sufh change Thsy
thsrefOre pfay that you viii view saii ruuts all
make such NV hsation anil diseontlnuanos q.
Cumnon conyenisncs AMI necs--ity rr.luirv
HENRY y. POOR. AMI u othsrs
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AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHY.

DO you realize what possibilities
81 amusement. interest and profit
these two words suggosI
Anyone can take pictures nov
and many enterprising boys and
young men. are making MONEY night
and left where there j. no local pho
tognphcr I, Is no longer an ~
pertinent, Tor with ordinary care a
good portrait or view can be- made
10y any intelligent pcr.on. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
\ Book, How 90 make Photographs.
and Illustrated catalogue ~ Amateur
Photography outfits at all prices,
will be- sent free to any address by
the
SCOyILL 4 ADAMS co.
i23 BroOmc Street.
New York.
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t. NJ iion tofnmis.iansr. fsr ths CouuiY II
UNfuri
We tts un.isfsiruc.i. Inhabitants - Oxforl
tuuntr. rsTsftfullf rrpwssrt thai puhhr ns
fsssifF ant fu1uuIuu rruffniruTr rrIulrv that ~
say frum An.lufer 1ufusf O. ~ Arm ~ w. hari
90 iaks a. ksatri hY 5uur iiunuralls iiuafl IN
4 a. 49, upsln - III : fi-ff ani a. ofhsrs. in
rsftain I-lftiuns n tif sans. o. ~ ifsatfi. va
To ksafinn 20 ell 80 over "triar mr. Isn
faissiI ani ti.s h.atiun Over nfvak Nerk" Isu
faiif.l. iu Au.lufsr Nufth ~uWlus.
lour pst'tiuusrs therefore request fuur linnor
ahls iiisarl a. Firs ths rrrmisrs ani take suft
action thsrvuu AZ aW anl lustifs mas rfsIuiW
-AMt.. nitfuN. aul = otllsrs
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pic',c. sill D. SPIRAL arrangement - copper
virr. Als,ui I've inches D. diameter. AMI male
O. M dosn over ih- Tari - The heai that 10
oil oovsr To ~ir~.. Just i-iorv the cap I.
Jlaosi on The pri-ners bead. vii - GOV
srri 18th sJ.ngr. saturated with ALT water
The pri-un-r VII D. sitting ga chair In
hls cell shlis ihs-s ArrsngcfDsuts arr b.sins
rot ou THIS chair, Mt differing apparently
frun an ordinary ons, bat which u t-,ns
ma,is specially o. the purPo~s, vti ;" con-
us.-is,i wiih -ircs i,ssiing "a another MN.
anil The pri-ln~r sitting In the chair ~tl.
viihout kno~tng u. D. suhic-i~i b. q currcni
q sls.irciiy iop light b. D. felt. bat bsavy
eu0ugh a. give au etIsTt eir,-trtcian In the
other ryom an exact measgrsusni, by the
49, - ~hat 10 kuosu a. ths "Whststone
tftigr.~ q ele,tricai r,-isiABoe q the man
This ~ill tale only an instant. anil slll b.
d1ne trfore tho oric-rs have The pri~nn>r
rsaiy o. lr,vc "a. cell
prom ths oil a.. prr'--sion viii l. much
a. nos b. tho st~utirn fum, -h.re Tho
teputis- and other I-Hr-lns Isrtuiits-i by la-
b. ~tiBs-- To steCuti1n vii D. saitlng
Near III c,nior q he ruom. ral-s'i urn .
small platform al.Dui eight inches above The
nsFs MI - NtAlft NAAiAs H'iAANtaA tsAs
lArgv rvrl.nlng chair To lug. straight
franz that form. m. slanting hack vill tsof
hard sui pis.ss. thr,s lnchss sluar~, and
~ill D. loug sr,ough 80 that n . -'ven foat man
.hauhl d. Ia To- chair hi. bal ~uuh ~;
uTon The lack
he at ani arm. ~iu D. q palm vol
snd -itloui any Isruliauii~z The upT-r
Fart - thc tack frame Ca Zach siie ~ill L.
aiis.i nth a -. la shiCh vii slids hack
aat forth a mall Arrangvneni stih ring
a. The top ami q thun.,-rrcs tsuoAth Ths
russ arp O. rc',ivs tie hook la tn l~ck =
The lit about The mans bs.iy AMI the --rv~s
ar io fas,sn The Afransculent in plao~ AZ tie
st.ni ~here The rings stl met ths tools
vhch sill vary Aocuriing n the hsighi %
The prislner IN ffuni q the chair sll D. =
tot TT. slnething Ike thos- la q tarlsrs
.hop. ctcrpt that che t"p portion. Instead =
p l-ins dtoi. ~lll h. lalauc-i upuu pivot Ia
1 Permit IL a. dip frOui 90 back. - that III
/ fect will d. firmly up.un h. rhis ~hols foot
r,si vii D. arranged o. slais taekssrd AMI
/ fufsari all o. o. sr-ur~i 9Th q ~-rss Al
ths point sheTc The Ifi.nners let ~u rv.i
uT.in 10
Prom The csillng over The tacs = tie
chair AL over th- lot rs.i ~tn iangis to-
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A VERY FOOLISH VIRGIN" INDEED
\ gentleman aud his wife Who had
| gone a. a neighhor's for an evening visit
felt obliged o. cut short their stay. IN
consideration ~ the feelings II their
With modification because the parlor
lamp went cut.
II wss house where the decorative
craze Nas az that time rampant. Scarc,-
~ an article In the room that was not
kensington painted or ken.ingion stitch
III. or ''arti.tically dnped." Decorated
bellows, decorated candles, decorated
mirrors, decorated lars. Jug. plates, bot
tle-. mugs. vases. baskets. fans. milking
stool. plaques and panels; lambrequins,
wherever lsmbrequins could BE- attached ;
filmy drapery over pictures and easel,
over everything that could b. dnpesi-
catching on ones buttons, being whi.k-
"a on on ones skirts II one dared Ca
move.
Greatest triumph ~ all was superb
and genuinely artistic lamp II price.
which had over Il a petiicoat ~ satin
ribbons, In symphony 81 yellow-clt-
ron yellow. lemon yellow, gold, old-gold
aud orange-sh0wing through an outer
petticoat Of exquisite lace with nounce
that would have driven cardinal Wild
To possess Il for his own personal adorn-
ment.
hut alack for the practical details %
this show-house, The light began 10
wane, than rally. again wsne; and then
with one desperate effort AZ saving the
family name II went out
on the wav home, the couple talked
pltvingly of the lady's humiliation.
''The moral OF which isr' said she (;
'.that lamps should be trimmed" re-
piled he, "buf not with point lace"
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KEEPING OF ctorr BRorr AND
GLOSSY.


Never a. .uap la the water When
cleaning oil cloth. I, fade. the colors
and hrvaks up the paint. Ammonia, AL.
81. l. 90 D. avoided. hecause u gl,rs the
cloth . dull. dead look. n brush !.
usssl. u should D. soit une bat u l.
lTitrf not 90 usc any. except Ia eases
" ben tlic ull cloth has h~.u long neglect
c,l. ~ poorly washed fur some time
prv,iously.
Take a clean hannel cloth. and appl,
clean warm water. which l. fnally o. D.
rvmo,oi hy soaking " up Into the vash-
Ing cloth again. AFTER Il has tr.u Wrung
oui. Tho oll cloth !. then wipol DRY
With anoihrr pi~yv ~ clean flannel ~
coaf.s crash
Nfi.r thr 81 cloth has lcCome thor
oughl, dry. appl, to II some warm lin
.e,,l oil Thc hou.eA-,per Nho try thls
fur The ffsi time will probably use too
much. anil make thu cloth so sticky that
every particle ~ dust will adhere a. h.
unly very little l. a. D. uss,l, and
.ightly mhl~i into ihr cloth, giving u
a handsome gloss. Tho lins"'sl oil will
io morv harm than good. unlr.s uss,i q.
.paringly a. indicated IN the couniry
kim mllk l. u.e,l Ia place ~ oll. aud u
rises The cloth a beautiful gln...
Of course. an oll cloth With frequent
washing. will look ola; anl ths house
kcrter should D. caution. about washing
" hen dusting wlll answer iust a. Wvll.
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4 delightful perfume for halls aud
parlors Ia dwelling-houses or hotels. can
be- easily procured AZ this season 81 the
wear. aud Il l. such pure yet delicious
oior that II charms every one. II Il
simply rose-Isr. which should be open
rl Tor about one hour every morning.
and then carefully closed. \ writer In
one IL our English contemporaries
describe. the best method for stocking
the Jar. aud la doing IL suggests the
preparation If the rose stock should IL
detailed Ia the csre-taklng member II the
family, Who never forgcts anything.
Gather the rose petals In the morning,
let them stand In cool place, toes them
up lightly for Que hour to dry, then put
them Ia LAYERS. with salt sprinklei over
each layer. la large, covered dish; q
gias. butier-sllsh u a convenient reccpia-
Gle. You can add Ia this for several
mornings. till YOU have enough stock.
from Que pint To- a quart, according Ia
the Sire II the lar. stir every morning,
aud Lei the whole stand for ten days.
Then transfer II tn a glass fruli-jsr. In
the bottom ~ which you have placed
two ounccs ot allspice, coarseiy ground,
AMI a. much stick cinnamon, bruken
coarsely. Ihis NAV nov stand for IN
weeks. closely covered, when u l. ready
for the permanent Jar, which may b. ~
pretty ~ your ingenuity can devise or
your means purchase. 1hose with
double covers arr the beet, and very
prrtty ones Ia the blue and white JApa-
ncse war;, holding over a quart, can b.
bought for efV -hillings.
Having r'ady Que ounce each 81 cloves,
allsplcc. cinnamon anil mace. all ground
mot fine. Que ounce ~ orris root,
bruised snd shrc'hl~i. tso ounc-s ~ Ia
Vender flowers. and a small quantity ~
ans other sV-et sc.ntesi, drici flower. go
herbs. MiN together. ani pat Into ID"
Jar In alternate layers with the rosc
stock. and few drop. ~ oil of rosc-,
rvanium ~ violet. and pour over the
whole one quarter pint of guod colog"'
The will lat for years, though from
time a. time you NAV adj little lhyrn-
der or orange flower water, or any nice
psrfums. aud some seasons few frrsh
ro.c fsials. You will derive a satisfac-
iion from The hhor only a. ~ estimated
hy he happy osuer. 81 similar Jar.
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INik ~AIt-rfH NarlnIn--a ir' rhfflf'r sIfna
u Ct rrsi..rrUr uu rasf sIIr af tI.s HIfer III
tHHu nf slower tH1r fHrf1H'r. H.aIfrr. y
siHrf NHIernHIfn FI u..al r.use. .r.sai sfaIil
SGT rarrItra nI.rss HHn I..usa e. r..nrsfta.f
hIl..InEs III NHHHuan rrIair urIrII rru al
painted tFrrF ts.nr frsf las. rurtsi % 49,
- falling sTrlng aatrr IN fng hnlss D arrrs A
atn'I Ell fFurTI raai ua1G.-sfa.ir tryr- in
anun'itnft. Nlrr nrfhari ruEraftf.i uith fhairf
FariftIrs. tslssi rtriru sifh rsar. PLAN. tterrf
aul utnrr frut trtgs Erares aul snail frllIts -
hal1nnr 70 Iansf. Tra-s auf shruhlarrF. farI
rlau.iInr hraufIfal Fira 4 rarr rhanra f.sr !
sauIHHfr re-Ilfursar fur ans rnrfrr1u HIfI = :
o. TuE1gr In ~ suHlHTr bal husIness. Hr 4 rhr
stCian a. stuitariula. go further Tatrtiru.ars
Auhuru. Maius. er ~ .. :. Harry. -. - ~
a. rsulsss.
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FRANKLIN PRINCE,
1t5t.

BLACK stallion. star In facc. snip CA
noe. stands over ~ hands high. vii
weigh 100 H.. BIRD by John Noo,iman.
No. Lee,is. Ne. foalei June -. l>>l !
sire. Dr. Franklin; dam by Ridley.
knox. fsirs 81 Cleveland t'iri. ? - 81 ;
"a dam b. the knights lior-e; "A dam
b. Old Ilunt0n Horse. nr. Franklin,
sire 81 Iawrvucc. : Is la hy ten.
knox. sire "a "a In I'D lisi. dam by
winthrop Morrill,. sirc a In s.m hst.
Eiiisy's knax. ~ tssn knox. tta daui. isaiy
gi.iTF. e t.rsgTfal hisrk ulary tnat $50 luail !
49, aifh to- rlfu. o. skr1n. in ~. Nf 90
I1fan Ei iarl hF 81 iilntnn Mnr-s, hf hnsl
Ns--.nEsr. ~ ~ Wiuthrup Ns--snEyr, 80 II
imr MrseruErf.
aIfh rlculV 10 ruuraEr. anl L. inhrssi o. ~ Iur
AIR kunx anlilv shlrh have rrysiurssi liary ira
trrs ttan anf hmilF gFFr lutr,sll0s.l iute Nsins
IIis r,.fs ~ AZ alsl f1r an.l sIrr anl ~ D. ~
osltinr e nheral rstrunsrv IN a. sini oai
rrurhasT ttaf sas rst-,nalan o. fNrfft tfut
r. hrfFsluE sirr an.i issuff tiai he suali rfutt
O. 4. 4 sIre n rsst anI nanlsuuf onts srffaf-
HkrIr q d. fuIIIIlsI siaII sf1rl Nm IHrinE tit
-sas.su n i--s a. felalss
rue-.lavs at ~. furuer. >aiuriaNs az
Rurkheld. aud the rrmaludrf % tn time
M mas stable. 40 SIS IL WARRANT, of
si0 hy IN season. o. D. paid ~ time II
hr.t .cr,ice. At scCtirnts AMI e-cal--
no oUusrs risk.
AE. EoRlN>oN,
Fast Hebron. Ne.
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for Young adir. Who arr troubled "a Ian
frrtkir.. pimplr-. moth and Tan and a
bad skin generally to use liquid paint
or dry I.ovder.. Tor thry only make th'
kin book well Tor The time isiug. q
have "a go.si complexion Nuu must have
purr hlo,d. I 81 Sulphur Hitter. and
your kin viii D. fair AMI complexion
go
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sTAIE nF MAINE.

COUNTY 90 oNFOHD.
boari ~ County Commissioner. MAY session
l.-s, bell by aiUoafnment. June llth. ls-a.
tfo> The forrxolnx petiilon. satisfastory est
isnce having besn foseitci that ths petitioners
arr rvsponsibls, ~ Q. OaDfAND, that the County
Commissioner. met AZ the Ansioser Ilsuss Ia
all ABsiOscr on Tuesday. tn thirteenth siAy "A
Aug beNt, al nine 20 the eiosk. \. NJ AMI thenos
pruceesi o. View the routs mentioned Ia sali Iet
ton Immediately after which view . heartns "A
The parties and their witness. will 10 Ia al .s.s
convenient place In ths yicihity. and such other
measures taken In ths premises a. the Comnlls
slonefs shall luige pruTsr AMI u l. further
oabthtp, that nstioe Of the time. place and pur.
po-c ~ the toinmissioners' mestlnz Aforesali 4.
fiteu o. all Iers0ns AMI corporations lnterc.ts.i
BY causing atte-tsi oopies ~ aid Tettlon ant "A
thie orief thsrcon o. ~ -erei upon the Clers
~ The town % Ansioycr. ani sl.o I,bsts.l IN
IN hfee public place. la sAii town ant pul,
nshei thres weeks suose.sitsly In tn DxfDF,i
iieinsrrat nsvspsIsr printed a Pan. In ssii
County 81 oxford, the nr-t ~ said qualifications,
anil each ~ Tie ether notices D. - male serve
anil I-sstei, a last thirty day. heforp sail time
~ nesting. b. The emf that all persons sni cor.
poFations may then ant there appear art .h.v
can.e, " any they have, Why the prayer u ali
Ittitioners shoah not 10 grAntssi
ATTEST ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. Clerk.
true copy % said Petition ant Order % C0ar,
tbswon.
ARTIST; ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. Clerk
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Eisls and Charlie are out walking
Elsie-0hl feel sick. am going 10 faint
Charlie-oh. myi What viii do n yos
do.
Elsie fesbly1-csrry me into that oaramsI
store Faintsl-Tns Epoch
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Half and Half.

customer-IIsre, waiter. I ordered bowl
Of half and half This Isn't H.
waiter-Ye-, sah. dats de very article
Cas,omer-whati Do you mean 10 ten
mo that IL half milk and half crcsmi
waiter-Oh, no. sahl mean half miik
sn' half watah. sah American
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-25
In. v.a.i Disappointment

Omaha youih-INe called for my new
spring suit
Average TailOr-Sorry. tut IL Is not fin
isb-1
Omaha Youth-why. you aid you would
have II done II you worked all night
Average Tailor-Yes, but didn't work AL
night.-OmahA Work.
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Thr following "rXamplr' vas given
"ut D., teacher in Que ~ The brooklyn
Iprhlic .Ch,pls Yesterday If man
raus s'slla war and spenis SAIL. Va
/ how many YEAR will D. laV az sl.Gsif
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HAL ysrx Had Ms

Editor Ito boy with notel-welii
Boy-A letter for you. air.
Editor "opens and sees tailors bilb-Baa
manuscript: very bad. Observation-Disclosures
fllsgibls Sorry. very sorry-shan Be obligsd
70 rvsuru it-Ths Epoch