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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

TAX ssh-erih-s hs-sbr sIsss pa8U sHl-s "a
~ has t-sa dalY sygoiatei b. Nf 10 ft.a.
q frob.ts &C tbs CosaiT % tort aa tstiaa
tns trust u aariristrstof Il ~ tsttif
sDst. COkBErf. ate a Pare
10 sah Uoualy fsca.sst. o. sIVns n'a' AZ r.
L.. sis.st. h. thsfefof- lussfs FL. Ffrs.af =
isttsd % ths estate % .ait issstss 4 nttf =
asdials pas meet at thr.s 80 lhIr sif
uaands th~r-oa, 90 snhltn N $50 ''
April "a, ts-5. AAhpN cd ''AhA''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
NINE MONrns WINrHR

and TIE other taros late In the Pal apply
describes the seasons % the year |. sI'
p-risDcei in Northern Sss Eaglsnd.
Win warm weather comes the rit~d Peel.
lag. Lingujr. S.seplas.s, iasolllty 90
Worn; 10 fact maltitu IL OF l.Ig feelings
,aAi are reilly sYnp;Om, that the system
a-eds nrselns up All inslspf,,iss. Anti
Apoplecslas 1, . great Sptias Medicine
Il elssasss. pafin Q add gives toae 10 ths
muscles All nerves. Df y. \ Hstchla.
.on a % Il Ios9arxh Falls. W., will ssBi
you isstlm)liiis. Var drassld gill sell
yoa bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

ruE s.s.sstssrassssF siFss ral s r.irsf.n
~ "a tee dair sppotntst hI lHe pm l.f
q Proha< 90 ne IoantF of nt.ri tri 49, o..
ne trua ~ tserntof ~ ~ ssfa.r
FutNHA. o. WAkNFE lae ri Pare.
In ..if Coanty asesass-i ~ giring bari it ~ 20
firvsis BE- thrrsfars relufsts a. rFfslaf e n ~
iatstt-f 10 thssstatso u saif tsesssFi q, "a /.
ne,ilats psymsat sndtho.s so $50 COZ 'fasif
thsseos b. sshltifths saas o. ia ff n leas
% North Paris. Ne -hsaa taff as aFi
ss-st 81 AtinfnsV IL m sat- 1f Nee
sss iiaVsa. Coass pfl lf IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

TuEssb.cribsr bsrsby givss puh 500
BE- h.s besa dais apo lHis,i ~ ~ 20 u 80
probats fDf ths CnaatF a otfifl a. 49,
The tru.t % TGfratof ~ 80 rstsif II
nttUs =. GRiffifH. lac ri Ter. 20.
In sad County, ieosssei, by gFhf
lac iirr<tsf IL thsrsfofs feqafsfs t.I ref-s.s
dsbtesi 90 the estate 0f said icfcasf
imms.iisis payment saf those sho l''s 81
naAis thsreoa % sthihit ne ssne io .,.,u
AEFl lt, Ia. CiiAkLtr nAffi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

iN.-sCKiffUhAL Dsc.fifAfioNs'
1 B.hs.d city OF P.is.,iss. and leave
an article % everyday use.
= Bsbesi Jeulsh month, and leave
part of . ehili's apparel
s. Bshsai The father OF kish. aud leave
the sou Of JuiAh.
Bshssd soHe,hing We are forbidden
10 worship. AMI leave magician. formefl,
~ called.
S Bshssi fsas, mentioned once In The
Bible, and leave ati~sr.
6 R-hssd one % The Egyptian plaques
.pd leave Substance mentioned In fsAm'
CxLvii
The hssd. iahsu form The nsre % one
Of The hsros. % TIE Bible.
Don QunoTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

In Was LACKING "A woman In the
waiting room Of The Third Street depot
the other day had great deal OF uOools
sith one OF her twO ehlldfen-a boy OF
seven or eikhi-abd . nan ~ho sat near
hsr stood IL a. long IS possible aud then
observed
"M.d,m. that boy Of yours needs the
strong hand OF father"
"Yus, I knos Ia she replied, "but he
cant have H. Ills father died sh,a be
-.s elk year. Of age. aSi I've doss my
best % get another man AMI failed. lie
can't have what can't get"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

A satisfied a % says that q. msa %
.ny has sPsHt thrve yssr. baii0uing hl.
collar lie PROBABLY ihinks life !. ,Oo
short ~ siisupi - foot ~ The pgnosr Of
wars . man has spsut 10 searching fJf .
migratory collar ba,tou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
MY Nn KNgglIND Pray

ss greatly moftiaei he other saniv
nofuing by . Violsni AMI unoonuollshls
g. % ooaghlug 10 The midst of h.. .srmoa.
at BE- as al right The folloslns S,bb,gh.
hsvlug cuf,d his cold ~ The liDsrl use %
Aism.on'. Botanic e ,agh B.i.sm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
a.ck FROM SENTENCE.

r.es non . t~o yss- s<nsescsi
Ant thoogh n had tesn ten.
You thlnk. werv sosrri no desp~
In The eye- % my fsilov men
nv fsllo. ulsnr--sgIDds lse = Afh~
You thlnk-sni - snyv,
Herr. IN my homs sino~ chilthosd-
Ys, mors than Q stranger no-i
r.rioa Nos -ho1y . sfrHnr,r
Tor have . wtfs AMI chid;
MAJ .um.n has -ets fof too ions y.ssA
Ani VET ls-t night shs smiicii
smll-.i a. lsats-l from ths platform
9th. Midnight train. AMI thea--
An th.t lno. "a. that smli- q hers
All car tshs IN my Arns AGAIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

ORASGE fL,Ar -rske sq,srt OF boiling
water. stir In fur tablespoonful OF corn
starch dissolved Ia . little cold water.
T.t- from the Gre. sdd cup ofsuesr. and
the jlies of tvo lemons Cut I've oranges
into pieces. remove the seeds, poar the
boiling corr starch over them. and stand
sway 70 cool. Serve, when cold, with
whipped cream.
spuxo cRsssEs Pick. wash and shake
dry. Sprinkle with salt, and serve with
Ne Istsses salsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

OxroRD. 80. Ats Court OF Probate held Al
the thsri ra~sfas 81 Asrt. A o issg
OLIVE q. CHANDLER. named EteeuiItr
n csftsla Insuunsni parpoftiag 10 be the lssI
VIII end Te-umsnt of Isaac Chsadlet
prsssatea tn ssns for frobstei
Ordered, That the ssif Eseeatrtx give no
tsc~ 70 ell p>ssoss isserested BY esusiax Q copy
Of ths order 20 b. pssissed three weetssuc sssive
" 10 thu Oxford Democrat newspaper printed
81 Paris. IN sAid Countv. that thsy aAy appear 81
Probate Cosrt TO be held ~ Pate % tks a ird
Tuesday % MAJ peu 81 o,sloet IN the lore.
said isstrimsat shosd Dot be proved. approved
s,d sllsvsd ~ the last VIII All rsstsasat Of
A..,,-As,.S'i e. g. O xlsH S:; S:ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Ia The s.s % Aver. s.r.puiIl. yoo
ue~i have % far % srsgnicL Ilsou, ihl.
medicine bldg snufvy fire. from al
dangerous dfug- Ia possrial ~ a.. sfs
i1s % TIE sallfai eomoie,,loa % The best
iasr-disnts. and asoes NJ ~ results ever
follow 10 Use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
u-ESioxA.

Composed Of - letters
NJ IL, 4. 10. iss Characteristic OF The
snail
N.Y.. Is. .. ie. iss said 70 be fond
% company.
Ny N. IL. NJ. 10 10 Away. moist
NJ :. 6. ~ should be made In fair
weather.
Ny 1. 6. rs. 20 Ia 10 notify.
Ny n. s. >. 4 is an elevation.
For my whole many boys have been
named.
LucRKriA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

wiekrd bo,ti,f "a Ssai,yl You 40
not rv.i Sandy p,psf.. bslsvs, NJ.
ID. Gco,isi
Ms ID GDpi- t.-v-f-l,) -SI, 30 not.
All am grisVvd - n1d that 700 Do.
Il sss Only solug N .sy ths, I'll. copy
~ Sandsy Se,Ddal has . TO column &C.
count ~ thu, mlnistsr -ho ~. arrested
FOR impfuP~r-
Goa. N there l. saythinx Ia the paper
>ooai ministers, that's dirsrvnL Tasnk
you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

EclxN,. IrcHI. ScALY. SnS roRTuEks.
Tue simple application of "SwArSKs
OINTMENT" without any iatsrbA m-,iiclns.
sill cure any case % letter. Salt Ra.um.
Ring~orm. Piles. Itch, Sores. Pimplcs.
Ia ma. al Se,ly. Itchy ssia Erup,lon..
40 mai Ter how obstinate or long standing,
IL IL potent, Elective. aud costs bat trlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
uSARiE Tn rEiI

~. that "a. "a F5r J~af. sor 70
severely sith scruful,s .or.- hruks Oct al
over ms hsiy. sui sn an.bl- 90 Tell ons
a,lf that .Sf fei. -. not sbl- io o.
tain r,lsf untll a..i Sapaaf Bit,sfs.
shicA completely eurci ns.-C u. DALE,
A. Au.iou Street. II Iston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
A,ru. .Opy. .,..'i'-iI' c. Di'I'. E''''''

OXFORD, 90 Ala COsu ~ frooAi. - !.
P.is. Thin anf f0f Ne CoanN q "''
the thlrd tuesday of Apfu. a ID. - ,.,,,f
On tts y talon OF Isaac l. frsncai - L
u ssid ,,ounly, psyiaE thAi ~ 49,, q
fretea Porter, BE- app tiatei Ain -,
the tstats % James frenlh, ll< OF WV
saif c'sstf ds csaseif - ..tls
10 ell per tDas tntsr,.tst, 81 calsias -
thls this order 10 be pgbl'h,s fsft
seeks siceesslsely IN he
Democrat. b Besspspsr p'iaiei a. faI.s, "a
County. thu thsy mas sypeS A. 100. IA M
ssal, Al plis oiolccl An ths fOrsaO0a, asi "a
ssnss. n aiy thsy have, ~hy the sAns
GRO A. WILSON lai.,
Atrsssou-sttssts-H q pave w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Tieky, Ag.ui ~ r.ilro,i station ~
sish some ~sy oOad n. Invented IA s-.p
he mrn from TIE ladies widow By.
stshdsr-"E,.y enough. Put the slxu
For Ladies Osly' on the other window. D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

A Utlels 10 S,lsei sish,hs- 1. head.
81. 3D. yoa raj sivsfiissnsni.'
Well. shout thfvs tine. week - ~.
ed iutn f~.fIng thftllog .oc.saat ~
.OmsihIng ~ a. ~ -iin--- thsi I'LL. &C
into q c.ks % sap Or . bottle ~ b.lt~r- /,
rut IL isn't or fault, All IL Isn't q mans
% spiritual grOwth or MORA Improvement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Correspondence on practical topics. coming
properly under the mead Of this eolumn. IL 90.
ileiis~i. Address all Communications iaisndcf
for thi. department. ~ Eiitor ~ ticmemskers'
Column. OxroEp DssccsAr. Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

We have ff,qivnty bcsa struck by The
-lsgsni newspaper Elgii.h ~hieh sms.
a.is- from Minneapolis. Here .. rosni
.psclmsu "llc ia ,srJ elegant oonv.r
s,tioalls,. q. TO- O' Anecdotes a. an oHlor
IL OF ofof"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

STATE on MAist

oFsIcn OF THr sHKxIFr oF OkIoED 0"'
STATE Or NAME.
ONrORD. tss-Aprii ~, a. ID. - -. "A, IA
THIS 10 Eive nOtcs, thsL - 49, a b
i day % Apr. A. D. iso. .Arn1s.slyss
solveacy vas isssoi Out Of the Coo y =, q
ey Coz said Ceanty Of OXFORD, sEalnsa ". 'c.Ss.f
william "a. Hsbesrt, Of Nor~sF. IN %. .sffIys
siIadsei 10 b. a. insOlvent Debtor, .. 80 -
% said debtor. vhien petfioa "a 81
NE I'm day % April a. u. l.s ~ 80
aansi date interest % eisins y $50
pstsd thai NE payDesi % any dso,s 100 y
hvsrJ And transfer % say profsfV -. IsIiFs1
sa1 debtor. 20 hin 90 for his ass, ass VI.
and transis,ef sny property y hl@ 49,. ~ q ~
~ lac; thai . msesiss % the 49, 800 ess
debtor, % prove their dstts Aai 60. - y .
more Asslxness Of bic estate, sil y probst
Coun of iasoives<y W be boiisn - ~ ,,,,,,rd .
eosr rsen. 10 Pxs 10 SAID Cossv - 80
ne q day Of hsv. 4. D. lss' o. s
u Ne foreaooa. .A.,ts sfb
Gives usdss ~ Assl TIE date er.l -,
@. yISAruAN BLAKk, psysii 49, M ~
- hssssagss q " Cssn q issss~ss'
os~sg s(oa0s1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Why Ayers sarsaparilIa Is
preferable to any other for
the cure OF Blood Diseases.

Because 90 poisouous o. dsle,sfious
ingredients enter into the composition
% Ayers SarsaIsrilla.
Ayers SarsspsrlliA contains oniy
ths pure.i ant Iaosi effective remedial
pfoTsriiss-
-Ayef's SarsarAriila l. prepared 9TH
sxucus care. skili. and CLEANLINESS.
Ayers ssfsayafilia - prescribed by
leading physicians.
Ayers saFsafsfilla !. 90 ssie
s,sryehsts. AID recommended by al
hrstcisss 'lruegists.
Aysts Sar.srarilla l. = nsdicibs.
ami vt = lssefage in disguise.
Aver sarsaraulls never falls -
eject . sife. when Professionally used.
arcouiirg in directions.
-Ayers ssrsspanlla l. highly con-
csutraisI eNtrsrt and thsr.iofs The
most ecuuumicai Hlood Ns,iicius IN The
market
Ayers Sar.sfafilia has had a snc-
css.fui Cartsf oi usafiy hall q century.
AL vas never so porular a. a. pfvssui
Thousanis q Testimonials are on
a. iroui th'.s tsnedisl by ths Use q
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
rKrrsHrp ~
o.. ;. c. AysS a Co. Lo~sli, Mas
Trirs o. ga esiiis.. o WoriA o. tostls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Canal, Gill have ,srp,u, Of OIL. go o.
'of The present n.cl year. IL i.syiisn'
hat msmhsf. % ths Ansrie,n ColonJ
have no, ~, s,iainei ofi;s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

OXFORD, s.,-At Couft Of ff1 tif -
fnt.. within AT fof me Nounif ~ ~.
20 M thifd rsssdaF OF Apfi A y. =,
NJ $500 W.s,,n - of Assfs
dse.as~i. havtss prs-sniei hs 49,
u sdmisi.trstioa VI the esthis Of 'ali l'
ioF sll0 saaoss -.
Orasred, mat the aii Ain hlfuat Efs -,
% all psfsoas ihtsrsstsd ~ eassiit .....ss
of this Ortsfto b. "a "a hfss seetf -
" inths Oxford Democrat pfiaisf a. fa.'ii Il
thew MAJ aKpsar AZ Probate Cosft 70 p ~,
Paris. IN sslf Coaaty, % ne thfrf Ilet = -
nssI.al nlns o'eiOek Ia the forsnoor atf ~ - "a
N any thsy have, CHI the sane 'l'''
gEO.A tfIIsOS Jetr
Atrss copy, attssti-Ii. 4. DAVIS, wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
A Psychologicnl Phenomenon


"rslk about NEE Insfi.m AID th.o.ophy
and soul rseoguitlOn," said Ssm sample 10
party OF travelling men In . small hotel.
Il know Of case that beats anything on
record. A friend ~ mine Loot bis ~. daf-
irg the var and hsd IL replaced by . glass
imitation His wife had been in ctsd
With bad seih ard bad daily mastered
enough courage 10 have them all pulled
and replaced ~ false ones. E.ch ussd 10
have Q glass al water for iedi.idasl use.
but one evening be accidentally dropp- q
his .isss eye into the same tumolsr viih
her fsls~ ts.ih- Neither notiesd The acei.
dent and th-y retired ~ usual. About the
middle 81 the sish, he woke her up.
"MsfiA,- saii he. MARIA"
"whsl'- the ms,tsft che Inquired.
"Csll ~ yoar tssihi they Are chewing
al he enamel OF ny sys"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
IN -FRlcrioSs

ose-slrih OF willow. oneihirt OF ash
one fourth OF plne. ons-sltih OF wslnu'
Que nth OF m,ple. two nfths OF cocoa, one
slsh, OF shsgbsrk form What hiod OF tree
BENNIH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Amer usiog Ely's Cream Balm two
months I Vas surprised ami dslixhied 10
dad that the right nosiril, which sss clos
a up vutif.ly fOf over t~saty yesr-, vas
opsn and free ~ the other. and esn use I,
now 90 could no, do for many years
feel very thankful r. II. Cfessengham.
27S ls-h Street, Bfooklyn.
Ny dsaghtsr aud myself, great sufferers
from cstsrrh. we're cured ~ BPS Cream
Balm Ny sense OF smell 10 restored :
q. N. Stsnl.y. Shoe Dealer, Ithsea, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
N-nInnrN .NIr,Is

I. The boy iss coward Who dsres not
stand ap Tor The right
We heard Zoe musio al The eopesft
3. That old coat looks rather sAsboy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
ANssths To PuEILEs oF ..lsr wrEs.

i-SPo,. tops. pat. pov, stop
81. P1nk 2. Astsf. 3. saos drop.
4. Gala 5. Girsnlun. 6. Colsss. :,
P.nsy. q. Roe.
-Coostsntinopls.
To-day ~ love -hN to-morro" ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
I-CuARApx

NJ frsf Il anger quite extreme
NJ seooHd IL letter;
When people are attached with wAols,
They seldom Get much better.
JotS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
OUR PUzzLE CORNER.

Communication. icr ,hls Department, .hoala
b ssnt Ne stiiof. W. u. kAsrnAs. last sum-
neF. Ns.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
APO

PLTCTtNE. Pa lu rsz.an q a. Heart -na
ToriIus ef sar.sstiau. laarar Srau.is in IIrs.
Num.as.s 81 l'r.csu ~usat.ats - Lrnis Ia.
nsi~csa Az ai.srs anl ia 4. .. Pa in Stali ~ +, r
nalk 20 ua ecuty "a m Cliurs.l rI-nf.
sui.Ftins 80 nafglas s.usat.ea cn fass o. Watlr.
ia--sftfr 9Th EaulrrCl. e.gr sfcr.ah 0rrslai
q tlfY. a.. rrc e ur-nus teaf a. as az ft.
uerti br ca rlrfgius tn.l luals Ecmllsl. -
ssls ty 40 lra.-isfs o. -I.cot Ell tatIss To-
$500. ui to Dh D a. HUTCHINSON = CO.
Erssta "a Faisvt. o. ,iHr.is ani ts-iiuouials.
Gr,.f ~ al olf-. vrarsht D. ANrI.APO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
\ -woEp sQvAEs

1 Amukst
3 To ihlnk.
3 Agifr. name.
A hind % carriage.
Dics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
AN + !

or srAinsL g. sgluei a. ANrf-trOFLEC-
TIM. n-sns Vulr,ir aEsIast srr.k.rr de~u. 80
q rsae,iT o. thass eissasss vHss ttrulirsiiou
ofisa - sa.idru dad o. IL e.. snI Al.fissy
Frssruuve knr-u a. ufti.al e. lence. ari.tufI
,urv PARALYSIS. Heart Disease, Rhes-
siati.ss. Df.Psp.la. Llssr Cesplaiat.
kidaer aad niadSsr rrsshls.. ChEsuI~
ufsar hiti.. -ciaiica ssd al Disease. Asi.-
80 Tres iwPsFe Hiesd ssd Dsbiiitatsd
NsFss.- piEsiss.- oF fr~-.sre Ia tn
Head. -Pst- nsfsFs Etr-. Pats Arssad
80 faisitsiisu % The Heart iaiilaiss u.a
- 20 ANTI.
The Iola register., 1889-02-22
A GREAT OFFER.

The Kansas City EUening Ne,cs,
without doubt the brightest daily pa
per that reaches our Office, is max ing
great inducements to new subscribers.
They offer to send it one year for two
dollars This is the cheapest daily
published, but little more than half a
cent day.
The Evening NeUs is not the Oldest
nor the largest paper in the west, and
these facts we think are largely in its
favor. 1t Is young in years and for
that reason is active, aggressive and
fearless. 1t is small in dimensions &.
thus saving the publishers great deal
of expense for waste paper and the
readers great deal nf the valuable
time usually spent in plodding through
the labored columns of the blanket
sheets which are fast becoming Obso-
lete. The thirty-two columns of the
Evening Ne,os are completely filled
with condensed news from which all
the chatf aud "slush" is carefully elm
mated by experienced writer's. AS is
already widely known the EUening
INeUs has laid the foundation of an ag-
gressIve policy without fear or favor
so long as the public good is being
served. We cheerfully recommend
this paper to our readers. Send 81 90
at once to the publishers, corner Ninth
and Delaware, Kansas City, No, or
leave order with your postmaster.
The Iola register., 1889-02-22
Dissertation OF rhs Blusbsrry.

The blueberry ia q valuable fruit and . relia-
bic fruit to grow In our northern states where
It is perfectly hardy, having stood forty de-
grees below without showing any injury to
the most tender buds. 1t ripens In this 1ati-
tude about the 1st of July and Is borne In clns-
tiers like currents; shape round; calor reddish
purple at first, but becomes bluesh black
when fully ripened, The flavor is equal to the
raspberry, very mild, rich, sub-acid, pro-
served with sugar and cream or cooked sauce
and IL splendid canned for winter use. The
plant seems to flourish In all soils and Is pro-
ssre s sri sea
and the blue fruit making pleasing contrast
The demand for the fruit is great, and usually
brings fifteen cents per quart: They commence
are propogated from suckers and root cuttings.
The plant is about the height and size OF cur
rant bush and very stOcky, holding the fruit
in the spring during March. April and May, in
rows two or three feet apart and five or six
feet between the rows, making perfect hedge,
and no grass or weeds should be allowed to
grow between rows.
how TO SEND MONEY.
would prfer to have money sent by Ameri-
can Express order. all sums under five dollars
cost only cents, and If order is lost, money
will be promptly refunded to sender. II not
convenient to obtain express order, money can
be sent by registered letter or postofice money
order or postal note drawn on Portland Michi.
gan. Postage stamps will not be accepted
only from our customers that cannot obtain an
express order-only those Of one cent denomin-
ation wanted.
| PRICE LIST.
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Two doz plants by mail. Sl.OO
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,OoO plants by express or freight. 90
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Portland, Mich
The Iola register., 1889-02-22
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN
county, Kansas, seventh judicial district
of the state of Kansas.
Phoenix Life Insurance Company plaintiffs, vs..
VIM. .Stitt, Charles A. Stitt and Susan Sttt,
defendants.
The State of Kansas to VIM. X. Stitt, Charles
A. Sttt and Susan Stitt, deft ndaRts in said ac-
ton, greeting:
Your are hereby notified that YOU have been
sued In said court by the Ph9nix Mutual Life
Insurance company, the plaintiff In said ac.
tion, and must, on or before the 18th day Of
April, 1859, answer the petition of the plaintiff
which was filed in the clerks Office of said
court on the 18th day of January, lSS9, or said
petition will be taken as true and judgment be
rendered accordingly against you for $780, 90
with interest thereon from July /, lsS4 at the
rate of Il per cent per annum and cost Of suit
and the mortgage On the following property,
to-wit: North half "a Of the southwest quar-
ter "a of section nine 10 township twenty
four (2D range twenty-One (2D situated in Al
len county, Kansas, be foreclosed and sold to
satisfy said judgment rendered therein andthat
all your interest therein be foreclOsed and you
will be barred of all right, interest or claim
therein and you will be prohibited and enjoined
from ever setting up or asserting any right or
interest In said property
In witness whereof, hereuntO sign my name
and afiix the seal of said court this sth day of
February, A. ID. lSo9.
( NJ. p. JACoBY,
SEAL. Clerk Dist. Court, Allen Co.
f~ \Dillartl 4 Padget, plaintiffs attorneys
The Iola register., 1889-02-22

They then read them merely for the
story; that is, they climb the tree for
the sake of the elevation rather than
for luscious and life~giving fruit with
which it is laden.
At other times they select books.
good in themselves but which have no
bearing upon the subject treated in the
class room at that particular time.
They thus fail to create that zest and
broad interest which should char
acterize all their reading. We cannot
weld iron when it is cold, "Strike
when the iron is hot" is good motto
in the selection of these books: they
then supplement the work of the text
book.
7hird.-It is an abuse ofthe library
to allo,o pupils to use it as past
time.
Although it is assumed in this pa
per that school libraries contain books
of careful selection only; nevertheless
ii is fact to be regretted that in many
libraries are found books which have
no other merit than that they interest.
They are what DR.. Noah Porter calls
"goodish books" and they lead pupils
to become mere book-loafers. This is
a class of literary luggage against
which the pupil should be fortified.
1t destroys the desire for the kind of
literature that requires thought, and
makes of the reader q sort of a litera-
ture tramp.
Fourth'-It is an abuse Of a library
to lack cystens in its management.
More libraries fail, in a material
sense on account of this lack, than for
all other causes combined. The dis
taict school libraries of Ohio which, in
essential features were excellent in
their day and subserved 30 valuable a
purpose. were finally abandoned be-
cause there was no well defined sys-
tenn in their management. Books will
wear out even by judicious use; and
that library which at the end of three
or four years looks like. new, has been
fatally abused. But books should be
so distributed that there shall be con-
slant tendency toward preservation.
A school library will not take care OF
itself, much less manage the pupils
and even the teachers. System here,
like in everything else, where there
there are many details, is indispensa-
ble.
In the discussion of this subject, ii
has been my aim to stimulate thought
and interest i'm the use of school libra
ries rather than to point out methods
and devices bywhich good results may
be obtained in particular cases. For 1
apprehend that, the different methods
that may be advantageously employed
in its use, are practally unlimited; but
the principles conditioning these
methods are universal to their explica.
ton When we once fully realize the
true relation that the library sustains
to other school work, it will not be
difficult to devise ways and means by
which it can be used to advantage.
If therefore. anyone, disappointed in
not having received definite directions
for using the library, he should re.
member that this subject has been dis
cussed in the light that "Educa.
ton is an inspiration, not drill.