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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
oh.mi,.l Inn.fntn.ll.n.

Alcohol. one Of the bet known prod.
uct- u chemical industry. may serve as
evidence to what degree u Perfection the
composition and decomposition Of chem.
ical compounds has been brought "A
the chief constituent Of intoxicating bcy.
erages, alcohol. together with carbonic
acid. originates by fermentation from
sugar; but this j. not the only possible
way 20 produce Il. The brightness Of
electric lights. by which public places,
roads. stores. etc. 81 our cities now are
illuminated at night. Is emitted by an
electric current passing between twocar.
bon points. When such a passage Of cleo
tricity takes place In glass balloon filed
with hy drogen. the electric current causes
this gas % unite with carbon. forming
acetylene, a gaseous compound. which In
contact with more hy drogen readily takes
IL up. forming a second gaseous com.
pound - eihy lene - which Is the chief
light giving constituent u Illuminating
gas
Eihylene. when brought into contact
with sulphuric acid. forms a liquid CON-
blnation. and this. when treated with
potassium hydrate. Is converted into al.
cohol. Having thus built up from its
elements a substance formerly known
only as a product % fermentation. we
NAV proceed at once 10 decompose IL
again into it, elements. We can easily
regain the carbon which IL contains by
heating alcohol with sulphuric acid,
which again converts u into ethylene;
and.ihis gas. when mixed with chlorine
gas and lighted. burns away. leaving
carton. which. as dense black smoke,
fills the vessel.-w. Bernhardt In Popu-
lar Science Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
NOR oF ogNERAl INvgRgsr

"Mr. Clugston." exclaimed the fore
man. coming Into the sanctum hastily;
"l'm sorry for the accident. but that
half column piece ~ reprint about the
Behring Sea trouble. Was skewjawed Ia
taking the sidestick out ~ the galley.
aud Il will take longer 90 stralghten Il
up than 10 set the whole article up
again.
"IIaVent you anything TO take it,
placer inquired the editor IL the Doc
dleville lelper, passing his hand weari-
~ over hls pale brow.
mo, slr. and ought 10 have gone 90
press an hour ago"
''Slide the article Into the form just a.
II "a" said Mr.. Clugston, In firm, ring
Ing tone. "Put the bead Choice Rellg-
lOus Miscellany over Il and none Of my
readers viii ever look at It."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Atr.so,rY-a,,s., ii { DAVIS, Rssi.'s'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

DARK fEUIT CAKE.-four eggs, four
cups ~ fiour before u l. .iftei, one aud
one-half cups ~ butter, two cups III su-
gar. one cup each ~ molasses aud milk,
one teaspoonful of each Kind of spice,
one small nutmeg, One-half teaspoonful
Of soda, one and one-half pounds of raj
Sins, one pound ~ currants, one-hali
pound ~ ciirOn; cream butter and sugar
together, aud break Ia the eggs without
beating; bake In one loaf eight by eleven
inches, three inches deep; bake about
two hours: try with straw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

oopy-sr's'' vt Z {. Davis as ss,ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Esc,LKorED NEAL.-fake pieces Of
cold rast veal. chop fine, place layer
In an earthen baking dish, cover with a
layer 81 brad or cracker crumbs. small
pieces of butter (about a tablespoonfuD f.
little salt aud pepper. then another lay
er OF veal, with the crumbs, etc., ne be
fore, letting the bread or cracker crumbs
form the las, layer, with the butter, salt
and pepper on top; pour over Il one cup
~ milk or water. Que half cup II the
dish l. small. aud bake In a quick oven
twenty minutes or half an hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

OXFORD. - Al Coun - Probate hell a.
fans, Sithin ahd Or III Caunty - Oxfori
un " uiri Tuesday - ct. \. n. l--l
tafvune ". knishi prvssnts certain tnstrtl
tneut pufIorting o. D. thr AT VII AL
tsstamsut ~ hafyf fiumnsf. lats - " aterf8r,i
In aid County. deosAssi. having pFvssntssi ths
sane fgr fruilaie AMI pmyci hat shs ~ AZ
t~aiuir'i AdmlnistfairtN With N nil annsk~i
ohpfREu. That IN said tstitisnsr EiFs natis.
y al Isrsuns tutsr~sfei, ~ Causiug . rIpY "a
this oricr o. o. puhlshei thrte sesks suaas..lte'
" IN III ohfori nslni-rat printed a Paris that
uey NAY apITar a q frulats Cauu o. - hski
AZ Paris. M saii 1ounfY on The thir,l Tue-isv
- Nofs nrNt, "a nine ~ ths a.. IN te fHren .-u
AMI show Causs n anY thsy have. whr m All
lnsifumeni shguh "a - prvyesi. sppnstei AT
deCeA.sd
OEORGF \ WILSON. Iuiss.
true copy-atiest Ill 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

PrmAr. NO local disease hAs puzzled
aud hari,,i the medical profession more
than nasal cstarrh. While not imme,ii-
siely fatal IL i among the mosi disircss-
lng and disgusting III that iesh l. heir
Ca, and the rccur,is show very lev or uo
cases - radical cure 20 chronic catarrh
by any ~ The multitude ~ modes ~
treatment until the Introduction ~ Ely'.
Crvsm balm a frs YEAR, ago. The sue
CO.. ~ thi. preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

ilIHNit COoAIT-.-fhrre eggs, one
aud one-half cups ~ sugar, Que small
cup ~ batter. Que cup of stoned raisln.
chopped fine. one traspOonful ~ soda
Dissolved Ia a very little hot water, aud
Iust hour enough Ia handle easily. Too
much -four make. cookie. or ginger
snap. dry. take ont little AZ a time
GA the cake board. don't knead them
much aud roll pretty thin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
A Carafal llaAf.

Country Boarder-IIow Is IL, Mrs
Hayseed. that with All the cucumbers on
your farm you never have them on the
table,
Mrs Hsyseed-The horse IL lame.
The horse lame. What has that to
do with ity'
"wsll. you see We live way OF In the
country, and tie most ten miles TO doc
tor.--Nsw York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
THANKSGIVING.

However poor you may D. Ia this
worlds goods. sou have something Ca BE-
thankful fof II you have good health.
m vou arr a sufferer from disease, ssl'cc-
hily rheumatism. you should D. thank
ful that you ran h. currl. lafi-.tI--
rlsrnas eliminate. the cause ~ ghsuma-
item from the hlooi aud !. cure Tor
Heart Disease. that deadly follower ~
ghsumatism. >end for circulars a. Df.
,. : Hutchinson a Co. Enoshurg falls.
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

~ matter how vNcelieut Ginger q
f-rr.on mat D.. the Soicv Z. rvnierc'i
roNcrle.. hy gold In The throat ani
iuugs. Tli. NrNatious ailmeut can D.
REMOVED at oncr hy Adamsuu's Botanic
Cough Baisam. a. pleasant anil effective
rems,iy. sold 40 an our hesi dmgclsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

STEAMED PtppiNG.-Onc cup each ~
sour milk. sweet milk, Indian meal,
four. molas.e.. rai.lns aud chopped suci,
or a little butter. one teaspoonful ~ soia,
aud .pic, aud ALT 90 taste: use cloves
and nutmeg: steam thrcc hour. We
like whipped crvam with a little sugar
aud lemon ON this n Ne usc a sweet
sauce. don't put quite 80 much molas-
49,. In the pudding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Ienni. Mamma. De- people really
huv hahirsFf Mamma "Of course.
child. 20 courss. Run oui uow aud
play Bsnnie I'm brown study
''Tien Why L. u. mamma, that p"or I's'o-
pie hay more 20 'cm than anybody else =
-Chicagn rrihune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

\ Vermont cashier has just hocn pre-
seuirl hy hi. bank directors With gold
ring. estimated o. h. worth siX dollar,
a. a rvNari FOR ffty-onc YEAR 81 hon
esty. Certain gentlemen living In Caua-
ia Nill nov .ec What they have Loot by
straying from the path ~ rc,titude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
- m TRIENns

~ You arr veil aware that would
not recommend that which did not b.
lieye o. D. good. I desire "a say a. all
Who nee,i a goo,l. reliable, family mcdi-
cine. that believe one bottle of Sulpsur
Bitters will do you more good than any
other remedy ever saw .-l.EV. CEFIIAs
~NTIY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

OXFORD. SIT g Coar ~ Pr,,,..,s h~ii Al
Paris. within ant fur tbe taIntV - Oafar,i
% ~ thir'i Tue-iay - go. 4. u. i.-s
RICHARD ~sRsf>r. guardian ~ Nsrv N
nrpak. min0r chilli ani hfir ~ Marquis ani
Ing rre-entesi Ms aocuaht - Euariian.hlp u
sail wari Zoe ailoxanos
oHDtEEp. That ali suAriian give notia. O.
All l<r-pne intsfe-tei hy causing = copy u this
oi,isr - - puhnshesi three weeks sa...s.iVvly
IN Tie oNf0ri D~merrat, Trtnts-i al rafts thst
they NAV sppFar AZ Cour % Pr,.lsstr a. -
hsti Al fans, In sail toanty, 0u ths thiryi Tues
day ~ Nov. newt, AZ nins ocissk IN the fsrrna-sn
an ,i,es es1ss " any thsy have, ~hy tl.s sams
0EoRGE A. WILSON. IuAr.
Atrue oopy-siissi Ill. q. DAVIS, Resistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

TiiE sgh-eriher hsrsby ates puhne Batios
that ~ has t-en daily spI-nint.-i ~ IN lIonars
hls IuiiEe - Probate Cor IL tauntV - uxfBri
ani a.sum~i The trust - tNe,utar - ths
estate -
DoRCAs IiIrTCiIlNs. lats - Canton
IN said CountF. ds..a-si ~ sftins t1nd a. IL
az dirvsts, ~ thevfnfe requests al psr.ons
in'ishtssi o. ~ estate - sah letsass.i o. make
immeiiatc IaYmsut AMI thass Nha have anv
sismanis ihereon o. exhibit ~ sane o.
oyt- ~, is-s HIRAM a. Kills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

riIt suhssriher hsrvhy tte- puhnc notirs
that she has lssn duiy appolntssi ~ ths IIasar
abb iliixr u frol1ats for ths Ieuntr ~ Oxfar,i
Ani assumed ne trust - fsc,utrtx ~ The
estate -
WILLIAM TREAT. late n Cauton.
IN sAll County, dccsa-ei. ~ giving tunl a. the
Az dirNfts he thsrsfurv rv.las.ts al per..sus
inifttri O. ths estate - All dsgsa.si q, rnaks
immeiisis payment AL tho.s Nho haye anv
dsmands thsrvon D. exhibit N same o.
ct, rs ls-n LYDIA l. TREAT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

m.-woRp soUAgI.
I. Colorlc.s.
?. Dry and parched.
2. pisagrccahle Insects.
4. \ place mentioned near the front
part ~ the bible.
Behesd the last thrce Worls ~ the
square. and form another square with
words ~ the following dchnltions;
I. To ct FREE from.
2. something which :. nice io have In
summer-time.
3. \ place whrrv good man was
oncr pat With some disagrccahlc com
panions.
DOLLY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

CREAN CAKE. - Take thp.- egg.
whites aud yolks beaten separately, one
cup II sugar, one heaping cup II Hour,
Que heaping teaspoouiul of baking pow
der. aud. last ~ al. stir In one table
spoonful ofhot water, aud flavor 10 taste (;
bake IN three layers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

OXFORD. - l-AtA Count - frolsts hsli a,
fsns. within AM for the county - oxford
% The thiri Tuesday % ONt- 4. N. ls-a
TIA q Carter, widow ~ Timothy 4 Garter
late 81 hsthsl, dectaset. having pr~-snts.i -
Tftticu for an allowance ouf q The Psr-oasl =.
tate ~ ssld dersass.i
osbfhtb. That ali fesi,ionsr .iveg nasie. ~
The same o. AL psr~ons interested thsr.fn. A.,
Publishing c0py ~ this orisr thrps we.ks 80
osssitsly In the Oxfori Drmocrsf a n.w.osr-,
Printeist fsris. IN -sii tsanty. that they nav az
PEAR az froests Court o. D. holisn a. rsr,s with
IN sni Tor all tounfy, on ne thirl r,.e..l. "a
>ot nexf.af nine o'cios In the f3rtnoon mi 49,.
cause. N any thy have, against the s.ms
stORst A. MfIsO> Iuis.
A true oopy-sfis-i III &. DAVIS. Rsxs.ss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

FIoArING lsiANps.-i ~. milk In q
douhle boiler. when hot. stir Ia yolks
II cggs. tahlesIsoonftils ~ sugar. ani
= little salt. When the cream :. sum
clrnily Thick. remove the dlsh from the
flrc aud plunge n into cold water. stir
ring al The time. hi. will prevent the
cream curdllng. FLAVOR to taste. For
the top. beat the whites ~ eggs io q
.,lii foam aud aid 3 tablespoonful. u
sugar.
CogoANUt CRrAN.--Thls l. made la
the same way a. the floating Islands, ex-
cept that tahls.pconfuis grated of de-
ic,aie,l cuc,anut should D. addict o. the
milk aud soaked iill .ofi befarr The milk
8. pat over The dr..
ALMOND CEIAN.--i ~. mllk and IL
No.. almonds. hlsnchc,i and Chopp~l or
pounded. Ia a doahle boiler. WHEN bot,
stlr iu yolks ~ egg. ani ! cup II
sugar ior The top, whites ~ rggs
beaten .ilf ani u cup 20 sugar.
TiG GUAM %. MIX In double
boiler. WHEN bot .iir ln . yolks ~ egg,
. chopped ngs, and 3 tablespoonful. su-
gar. iur the top, . white. ~ ,grs heat-
90 siii and tahlc.ppoiuls sugar.
PAM ffoAr.-fill a di.h hilf fall ~
whipped cram. iill ZAP the dl.h With
thc fnliovi ing. Heat the whites - eggs
tu a. silfi fpam and o. each white add
Tablespoonful 81 billy aud one table
spoonful n sugar. Heat Together uniil
smooth Thls l. almost as guod u MIX
o. use,l A. hass Instead ~ whipped
cream.
PAM CEEAN.-ro I cup thick cream,
ala nhle.puouful. ourrant 90 other
fruit iuirv ani . shlr.p"onfuls sugar.
whip till ,er, .iir.
For the t-nehi 81 tho.s Who never
v hipt.-i cf,am or hlauchci almonds,
will az fru words With rrgari a. the
prucr.sr.. cram may D. Nhippsd az
yell With q good egg heater a. With a
regular whip. The cream shouli n"iihcf
D. very thirk nor very thln-tiin cram
having the morv delicate flavor, bat
Thick rrram holding It. stiffness better.
\ little sugar may d. addcl t-iorv v hiP-
ping. T1srr l. great difference Ia The
rrrsm ~ different coVs With regard 90
ease - whipping. ani once bad coS
hose crvam I could not whip AZ Al,
ihoug IN made many attempts. orlina-
rily u la very quick and simple prs
49,
10 hlanch almonds, pour bot water
over thrm aud lee thsm stand a few min
utcs Repeat this prUccss Git the skins
Lip % easily when you pinch them b.
twe.n your thumb and fofrhnger. Do
not waste YOUR time hy trying Ca peel
them l-rfofv they are suiiiciently soaked.
Al ihe.s rvcipe- require egg-, hut
When eggs arv high, teaspoonful II
corn starrh may D. substituted for one
cgg Ia most ~ the recipes and few pal-
ate. can dei,'ct the difference. ~omc pr,-
fcr the fig crram made entirely without
egg. using thrre teaspooufuls ~ corn
starch o. thicken the MIX Tor the base.
aud whipped cream for the top. fig
cream l. io h. recommended Only a. thos"
Who are very fond ~ the hg flavor.
Another Nay a. vary these custaris l. 90
isat , or tahlespoonfuls - Jelly into
M. l,-aten whites II egg. for the top.
Ihrse creams may D. served Ia large
glas. dish, hat the prvtiiest Way ~ ser,-
Ing 3. Ia Individual glass dishes ~ some
dainty. graceful style.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

CHOCOLATE CoOkIFs. - one cup Of
sugar. two cups of butter, two-thirds cup
81 chocolate, grated, two eggs aud Hour
enough Ia roll; roll thin aud sprinkle
With sugar before baking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

OXFORD 80 -Ata Daurt - Probate hsti 81
rarIs ultfin arl 90 g. luarfF - NxfurYi.
ou o. thIr,i Tllr=iar - tst. 4 ~ l--a.
itfhiat lfarn sIius - nfa. a.. tharn.
az - fans. dasa=si tafiug urresutrsl
hsr Tst'tt.n 90 an aIlaaanrs go q ~ Isr-1ual
estate Hf satl tfrrasrf
ukuNHTu. Thai ssiI IFttiaurf give nofioe -
~. s'Hnr A. al TTrssaua irtrrvetirl thsrsiu. hf
rlhnsffnr = rrrF 20 tfIs ur.iFr thrrs ursks 80
ofssfFrIr III e. NxfHri tsrrnfsfat e nsssQaITr
rriufai al raris. fn skii tHuufF. that thsf nay
arIstr Al frlIlafg tuurt e. D. hniisn AZ Paris,
uIfrir arlf fnr al fnurfr. un ~ thirTl
fnrrunisn. AMI stHs rau-s. m 49, ttrf hafs
asairsf tte sauF
eEoHsT VII ~oN. Iuigv
Atrrs rfrF-aftrsf IT 4 DAVIS. Hesistrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
AN oln-rAs.IoNrn ami

Csrrs.psaieacs On ,oyio. % isisrs., b. ths aiis.
COLLINS, Oxf0ri pswoersi. Paris. Msins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

There may not D. any such thing ~
The elixir ~ life. bat the youth thinks
D. has found Something very near "
y bon D. kls.es the girl b. loves Tor NJ"
nr.f time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
THE PUZZLER.
Communication. for this pspsv,ment shoah hs
.eai N s-iiiss, ". n. tasrsss. ta-s saHsnsr,

t.-ENI0MA.
4 story will nov relate
About my cousin John
4 simple story YOU will Ind
A. thc.e few lines YOU I. ,, ~.
lie asks,i me-blnshing a. h. asked,
Like any hashful lover
n a. hi wedding wednesday eve
kindly would come n, Z, ), q.
Of course went a. see John We'd.
And, with no fears combating,
heard him vow 60 love for ave
\ fairy In white :, :, ?, 10, 2.
\ few days passed. went 10 call
Upon NV new relation,
Aud spent . very happy hour
With her Ia I. ?, 7, 4, ), q, :, :, =, 10
m, ~.
MARi BRowN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

fILLiNG. -- Take Que cup of cream
whipped "a a still froih, .wccten and
flavor 10 taste. and spread between lay
ers after the cake cOOls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
LAWYERS CLAIM ENVELOPES
Tor sale in any quantity. At the
OXFORD DEMOCRAT OFFICE.

oNTnEn - -Ata Daut - rratsts hsll "a
rnrfs aIfrIn ar.l 90 g. tnurfr - nNfur,i.
nr e. thIri rurs.faF - tsfnfarr. 4. ~ 49,
ca 81 IFfitiUn - ~auufl u WIZ. - ~
Isr. 20 IrFrfIrE - arfs.'rflel AIrInlsfratIIf
On g. esttie q ~usan 90 MlIer 49, - frrfflurE.
in sstf rsrfrfF. lirrFa.el
nuuNuTf Tat 90 saii ITtifiunFr give
nlfIaf e. au rFfsnus intfrrstrsi hV fsusing .
rHrr 70 ttfs nrlrr a. o. ruEIsiarf tfrss uesks
sartrssIfslF Ir en- ttafnrl tsrni-rrsi rrinisi 81
PARE iu All trurfT. thaf tisff uaF arrrar ~ q
fsr1.I.nfr tnurf g. D. h1lfrn "a farls. in saif
lanrfr. lr e. tfiri furs.iar - Nut nfKt, ~
niuf n'rls.k N tEr fnrrnIsru. at shrs rause. ~
arr ftfr have. ~ ~ sarnf sfuah ~ -
rrauirf
eIOHsT a VII .spN iu.lTs
Afrrr r..rlr sfflsf II 4 DAVE. Hfsfsfrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

OXFORD. as -M q Court % pr.,.,. ~, =,
fsn-. within sad Tor The Csanty 81 Dxf.,,i -.
The thirt TUESDAY u osg. A. ID. Is@a
Hannibal q. BfOvn. uusrtilan 81 y,..A m
AMI .lsrencs jufkins minor ehliirsa All Nir.
81 Alvin Jnikihs. ate - fsris In ..,i
Coanty .iscss-rt hsvins prp.sntrih IN. 49,. y,
gusriisnship % sail wards for aIlossno.
OkDfsED, Thai ssii Guardian siv. n...,.- a,
All psr-sss intsfs-tci, ~ causing . copy 81 this
IN the Oxford DeHocrst. prfntei AZ Psr,.- ,s.,
they may spresr a Court ~ Probate a. h.. -,
~ Paris. IN ssii toanty, on IN thir,i Tassi.V ~
NOV osnss. n any thsy have. WI, H. 80.
slzsah sos " ailoref "s
An. ..y,-: ssSssk SlEEisSs : ,sas;,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Reproye your children for tale-bear-
Ing; a child taught TO carry reports from
the kitchen 70 the parlor 10 detsstabls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

LADY in a hric-a-hrac store I--"l.Ti
mr scr .omrthing handsome, bat cheap.
clerk y r.'in. something for a. Wedding
urtsruf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Damp salt will remove the discolcra-
ton Of cups and saueers caused by tea
and careless washing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05


I've been watching "an old-fashloned
girl" for quite long while. says writ
~ In the ftchhufg sentinel, and
want a. tell you something about her.
Her dresses, etc. were made In mod
cru style, hut. bless YOU shc va. so old
fashioned that she arose In the morning
When her mother dii, helped set the Ia
BILE neatly, aud cooked one or two dishes
daintlly, her own self.
She had graduated" vet she did not
think because IL that fact that the htch-
ca was not good enough for her, oh. no.
She was ~ much behind the times that
she actually washed the dl.hes. made
her bel, busted, aud then began prepaa-
lions for the pudding Tor dinner Now,
wasn't she absuni, when shc, following
the accustomed rut) should have been
Wing ON tie parlor sofa, with the latest
novel In her hand. and her pug dog be-
side herf When her little brother came
In CRYING because hi Kite was broken,
Instead of calling him "horrid boy"
a. u l. the fashion" to do In some
homes, she helped with her own hands
io mend u. How could .he BE- In such
small business
AFTER dlnner had hccn cleared away,
she produced a small wofk-basket aud
procc~lc,l Ia mend the family stockings.
Stacking Afier her task was complct-
~. shc accompanied her mother on .
shopping expedition; and. although she
met many hne-looking gentlemen, she
did not dirt with any ~ them, Tor. don't
you know she was - antiquatcd that
she would have bccn shocked AZ the Idea.
~ u u werr not eleNsting a. the Intel
lsct to b. on the watch Tor some mascu-
line person Co fssClnlte'
The glrl ~ whom ! am telling you
was pretty looking, with bright, frssh
color In her face. brought On hy plenty
~ exercise In the open air and Ia the
kitchen. Hut ! cannot begin o. tell YOU
half this queer girl I'D; Tor. you know,
she Was a. old.fsshioned that shc dld
whatever gcoi des,l came into her heart
On do; aud her heart was such an antique
affair that only purr. noble thoughts On.
iersSi II. Her home was made bright
and sunny by her presence, aud set she
was not sopcrfcct that she ''dicd Young.
oh. no. She Lives to-day, a girl Who
has emo se,rcts" from her mother
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TtfT suh.rfii-r h~rvhr rive puhnr uatics
that - hss i-.n duir sppuintrsi ~ ~ lienor
atie Iu.igr - rrrilats 90 thF tuantr - oNfuri.
estate -
iTGtU- IOHfNg ATE ~ nurkfst
iu ssli tuunfT. tsrsasssi ~ siFinr lHuni &C. ~
las firrFts 49, thrfrfnrv ru.lussis 81 I.rrs.sns
inisifsl a. thr esfafr - alt iessasssi a. ntakr
irnlssiiafr psrfrlsnf. nui tiHssr No. have anT
.istnansis thsrrun o. sxhitii e. sarns g.
80 a. - EMILY iOHiNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

TiII suisrriisr herrhr rires puhhr noiics
nat - "a len fulr spI-sintri hf ~ li1nol
49, Ia.iFr - rriiiatfr 90 fhs tuuutT - oNfnf'i
ar.i sssufnoi thr trlst ~ AirninistfaffiN sith
thr vii annsNf.i ~ &C. sftsfT -
-ANrIi HrNrni-~. iats - iiiam.
IN sahi taInf firssasf si hT giving huufi A. N
as fiirrTfs shr ftsrrfHrv nsIursts ~ I-rsuus
fn.isffai a. 81 rststr - saif flrfsaari a. make
ianfnfsiitfr parnlruf. au.i thnsr uhn have an
iisunanfs thsfrru a. rNhiht the safar a.
urt iA trl HANNAH 4. titNTRIs~.
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Gf5RaE 4. wIIsoN, Jstss.
Auuecopy ATTEST III 4. DAVIS, Register.
Desirable Stand For Sale |

efsr for sale IN stsnd In south Paris NllsC
tern.ery crcupiei ~ M late q n. kniEh u
" centrally h-osted. IA msisrn lmpryFeIneni.
- IN Al rsspests sefJ desirable pisss o.
AVIAN sHrRrLrff'
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DoN0 DrTTcTWI WORK

strange % say. they conirol them.
selves. They work AZ they plcAss, soms-
times going down into the mine when
they have cleaned up all the debri. on the
outside. They lave and work togrther
without quarTcling any more than men
De-. They are quite methodical IN their
habits and 20 10 work and quit Ike true
wofsingtncn They need some care and
have a colorcd man who supsrintend.
them. lie fc,,ls them and looks veil az.
ter their comfort They have their meals
regularly and cat much the same charac-
ter ~ fool A. human beings do. Corn
brad l. a great lAvorite with them. They
clean up about the mines. follow the
hc,ltArro~s aud carts used In mining
and pick up everything that falls OF
along the way. No one Who has not seen
them can even imagine the wonderful
intelligence they display and the neatncs-
and CLEANLINESS with which they perform
their work. Nothing c-capcs them.
Every little particle l. packed upand cared
Tor. They go down into the mines and
come cat AZ they please. They are friend.
~ with the ~orkmeu employed there.
but aru exceedingly shy With strangers.
They arr mo-t excellent detectives and
no workman can gei on good enough
terms with then. 10 carry away piece u
quartz. The men frequently aiiemp, IL
Just for sport, 10 So the monkeys get az
ter them and chatter until they put down
whatever they have Ia their banda II
IL strange O. sce how they will discrimi.
nate b,tween the tools used by the work
ingmen and a piece Of quartz. They only
keep their eve ON and make . fuss about
what they must recognize a. my prop
eriy. would not part with them. be-
cause | DO not know how their place
could be supplied. Certainly not with
human beings -. A. H. In PhilAdel.
phiA Times.