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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Il fOfktf otfR
You can make simple and stylish
toilet 1T cut ~ crcam.whlt. scrim. The
cover for bureau and cushion arr all YOU
ne,si, mats being seldom used. The
cover can he made long enough To hang
over the bureau NJ the sides, or may be-
made little smaller than the top. Dnw
the threads 81 the scrim Ia the width ~
haby ribbon which should be run
Through and left In loops M the inter-
sections 81 the rows. Three or more
rows NAV H. used and nndrawn threads
the width ~ ribbon should h. left be-
tween each ruw. The scarf should be
hcmstiichcl or trimmed With lace. The
cushion cover should h. made "a match
the scarf, carr being taken that the col
or ~ cushion harmoniges with the rib
hon. n thought necessary Ia line the
scarf, use thin lii or satin the color ~
cushion. Cushions arr not always
.quarc, the bolster and brick shapes be
Ing much used. Either IL these arr e.
fcctlyc, and the brick cushion may be-
made ON q box II the required shape
with stuffed top for pins, while the box
may b. lined With silk or satin and used
Tor comb AMI brush, Jewclry or handker-
chiefs.
Very handsome tollc, sets may h.
made ~ the lowered silk. nov ~ much
Ia vogue aud trimmed with lace. Thc.c
.ilks now come In 80 many colors that
chamber furnishings NAV BE- easily
matched. and such sets requlr ~ little
ne,,ile work that they arr much llkcd by
those Who do not have time Tor doing
elaborate embroidery. Toilet s.ts trim
mssi With cat work arr the most fashion
able NJ prrsrnt and Vcry handsome they
are with lining ~ colorrd satin bring
Ing the dcsign into full relief. The
scarf may b. boplercl all around With
the cut work. or Il NAV simply trim the
enis Tho cushion cover may D. eniir-
IN ~ cut work NJ show narrow border.
cram or grey linen sets hcmstlichc,i,
With dpNuwork borders arr alWays
stylish and doubly effective u little
ouilin- cmhroi,lcry h. added In the shape
~ scattered blossoms. leave. or small
conventional dc.ign. done Ia wash silks.
Colorcd rihl,on NAV D. pat under the
drawn work. such .rts arr easily laun-
dcr,d aud sr very durable.
liolting cloth over colorsl saiin make.
a dainty huf-au cover. The holting
cloth may h. ds,'oraisi Slth dyc paint
Ing or outline embroidery, or q combl-
nation ~ both. Group. ~ overlapping
disks delicsiely color~i and outlined
With gold thryad would D. very effective.
These .eis should D. trimmed With soii
lace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

An archsologist at Monticello, Fla, has q
w. which b-ars quincss, Isars and appleN
10 dos not seem 20 L. a graft
EI-Sheriff T. {. Kennedy, Of Mound City
Tia, NJ years ~ age, las Just married 4
so,nAn neariy fifty years younger than him
ielf.
n theatre at Ashton. England. durin,
tho performance q nlelodTama, an excite,
woman threw her bonnet and umbrella Al
the william" on the stage, when he VA
sirAngling one % the chAracters Sd.
''brought down the house-
While Israel Stops, u Los Angels, Cal,
lay on his deathted he aid 10 bis wife
"When my sOul leaves my body and enter,
the other world, will let you know by
crossing my hands on my breast" lie KEEP,
his word AMI died Immediately after giving
thu sign
Ladies Who have q weakness for husband
with q peiigree are presented with An un-
riysl~i opportunity. A gentleman from
Austria cot fne appearanos1 advertise In
an English paper his burning anxiety 10
spouse a wife Advertiser boasts Of the
most ancient Greek name which has been
llustriOus since the year al u. c.
A Connecticut gardener stepped ON needle
twelve years AGO and IL entered his foot lie
felt sharp and severe pricking sensation In
the hip near the joint, and examination TO-
veAled The end Of a needle Just under the
akin. With q small pair o. pliers II was
drawn out. and with IL neariy AN inche. of
blue silk thread which had been In the
needle when he stepped On IT,
A LApssr 0fich.) man fro1s one Of his
hands one day recently while the thermom.
eter stool AZ 90 In the shade lie was run
ming an ice cream freezer, and his hand was
- bsdly frosted that be bad % wear it In q
bandAgs Tor several daya
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
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will make the season Of 1850
at Buckneia. Maine.
nj $50 To warrant.

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4 - tlrha. u "a NrIIr M 80
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ttlnfrI it..nr hF nrel1k's ilaHlhirt.aH'an .iaHI
uti katr. .itrn uf \ rang hrurs. q e nrFere.
g. urunn. Z u "a ttanirl fa.snr mn q iaik
krnahi. nj i..rs 90 trisl 81 atsri = Barr,
Nt1I ] "a sat hrufus. tTfsl e.
tsurufI Narr ht tssssurth iirau'lt sirr go nf
a. uriHuai Cuhh's nrar.ifsinr fan 20 Hsing
>uu an.l FsiHn hsstf
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strrr III ftrs f,ti mi lune l-i sfan.ls iif han A.
kn.l sriahs iasl o.. Rel anl He nfl hf e. uu
tirr.isnri o. u s.un.f anf srrasfh. ani D. Del
ever so nrsf f'tss rrni.rraan driving h.fee.
tsfh In fsrlr sfr- srt.rn ar.i srss.i anl fHr tlf
rhanfr ar 1as hai A. au'ir r. ir,ftrr ur So
raI.ssi an trVsilsi fkr araaHnfn nlrsf tnl nrfgr
49, tr.sk bee Boar tHnrs EN- t.f fal uf ~.
whrn aIfh st..rf rrVrarFfInn tf 80 given fsur
ruttr trials ~ 80 at Trrvuf fsifs In MaIae. tni
al nftf hsn H.liF tHsrks ri ~fafr ar . Ia. M
tsntrn aosk lstrr Eat. nj uNfuri tsantr
FsIrl = iliTr ~ ffaiaf.n nIf ff.sai Iu.iF 90
raff 80. .rr.1 %. .f fr.ff.na fn r urn su.fH' IL
YrrrarafInn a. 90 trr unIfrrrr'l nf rls-i zoe
anf nnIsh sfH rnf f-affIns aIn.n. sn.l 49,
rvs.ilIl $50 90 rsHi rrires hsrk Nafhan.
Frars thIs srrnE unf II 49, nllrsi uf hIs 80 u =
trlrfsr an.l So sIrnrr fsfh iu ~ thrrs ansl
f.Iur frsrntl f1rrn NanV lfrrrs af ~ 80 sh.Hs
srnsi ga have "a l-sr .irfehaIsI u f-n ifrf az
s.snae of thsn fnast prove nst. n g. saving is
trrs fhaf rae ur,sin.fs nkr Eel e. Nkrnrss Hf e.
,nnrstrr 90 tlrIr tiHr ii fac auI IL fr,1r ftsi
an.i pf,.iaffrE ar.rFst.rs EEL .afh sHifs.
30 flrthFr rartl0uIars a.tirrss.
RunlN~uN ufAN
uItsFiEtu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
rnrNnnEAnIN REn.

How often We hear or rad ~ some
one that has retired Ia apparent good
health that has been found dead In bel
the following morning. Auti-Apoplcc-
tine i the only AIopleNy Preventive
AMI raalysi. CURE. Alexander u.
Jones. Of PASSPORT, Me-, writes Dee. 80,
lSSS: n have taken two bottles of Anti
AIoplectlne for Paralysis ~ the left lex,
aud Il has helped me-" Dizziness or
Pressure In Head. Pain around or Pal
pitation of the Heart, indicate It. use.
~oli AZ YOUR druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHY
Do WON rralile what po..ibiIitie

DO you realize what possibilities
Of amusement, interest and profit
these two words suggest
Anyone can take pictures nov
and many cntorprising boys and
young men. are making MONEY right
and left where there Is no local pho
tographer. IL II no longer an Ell
pertinent, for with ordinary care 4
good portrait or view can bo made
by any intelligent per.on. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
A Book, "llow 10 make Photographs,
and illustmted catalogue 81 Amateur
Photography" outfits at all prices
will be- sent free 10 any address 10y
,ae
SCOvILL Il ADAMS co.
i23 Broomc Street.
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

I. One-twelfih 81 Dombcy aud Son
one-slNth II Little Dorrii, onc-siNiccntl
of David Coppsrhcld. one sixteenth 81
Nicholas Nicklehy, onc-cight ~ old
Curiosity shop, one-siNtecnth II Martin
ChurTleNii. one-cleyrnih IT Oliver Twist
ons-tenih ~ Edwin brood form What
work hy Dickens
2. One-fourth II opal, one--eNenth 81
diamond. onc-hfih ~ pearl, onc-siNth al
garnet. onc-eigh;h ~ sapphire, one
fourth II envy, one-fourth 81 snr'i, one
nfih ~ topaz form What prrcions stone
Z. Ous-hfth maple, ons-fifth birth
one-flfih aspen, ons-hfih alder form
what trvef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
rILIIhn IoR RnsT.IAR

10 prepare your ru.s~isr. you should
gather The rusr leaves when the weather
L. dry. Strrw table ALT In NJ. luttum
~ NJ. jtf. then q few handfuls ~ lrlVes
.hould b. par Ia. aud gradually hll up
with leaves aud put LAYER ~ ALT on the
top. LIT thi. rrmain thrr. az four days.
stirring Il occasionally. Keep adding
ro.e leave. through the season, AMI a
little sali. Now aid a good quantity ~
ru.c leaves. two ounce. ~ powdered all
spice. some sticks IL cinnamon. bruised,
ani 80 the mixture away for week.
daily turning the content. ~ the Jar.
lui little allsplce In the hoitom 20 the
jar Intended for the ru.e leaves. aud adj.
LAYER hy LAYER. the content. ~ the nrst
Jar. hetwccn each LAYER putting some
cloves, cinnamon, two nuimegs, all
coar.ely powdered. slice. ~ ginger.
ani.e iced. orris root anl musk. few
grains. Zach wear other strongly scent
~ flower. may h. added 10 the ros~..
The following arr also cool; 90 Mix
half pound II salt. the same ~ salt
peter, half ana ounc. ~ boraN. six cloves.
a handful at dried hay leaves aud the
same Of dried lavender flowers. This
basis II the potpourri will last many
years, aud YOU can add Ia Il annually
rose leaves and other flowers gathered
on dry days. % Dry some rose leave.
and SWEET yerbena. aud also some laVen-
der. When they m" dry put them Ia q
jar With one ounce ~ orris powder. one
ounce II gum benroln. Que ounce ~
boraN. pounded iine, q quarter of an
ounce of pounded cloves, aud a handful
of ALT Ia prevent Il getting mouldy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

for youug ailc. Who arr truuhlssi With
frvcklc.. p.mplc.. moth aud tan anil q
bad skin gvn-rally a. ace llquh paints
or lry pow .iers. for they only make The
.kin look srll for The time bring. e.
have a guoi complexion Nou must have
purv hlnoI t.r ~uiphur Hitter. anl
,our .kiu vill D. fair AMI complexion
ru.N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
M. ENIGMA.

Composed ~ ~ letters.
M 81. ~. ~, ~, ~, ~. ) u ludicrous'
My -. "a. m. -, 81, ,, y, p j. a
game.
Nv ~. ~, ~, 3O. :, % I. 90 hinder.
Nv 50. rs. i, -. -. p. o., RI, Gmsans
exalted o. high authority.
Nv lg.a.I, Is. ~. a. l. thief.
Nv IN. q. ~. 81, ~. ~, :, 20 l. large
extinct animal.
Nv ~. 80. IS, n. o. i fabric.
Ms B.. a.. 4. =. O. l. a hricr.
Nv Z. ~. 5. -, =, m, ~, u i msrri'
meuf.
Nv n. o.. ~. L., p arr uscful organ.
II the hsly.
Nv Z. %. n. n. ~. .. The Last.
The hole !. passagr of Scripture.
IINNtI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
ruurT TO run L,sr

Iv~ - borrih~i AMI dgmfoaRisi that
I dI not noiicc that The stranger had ~aIkeI
away. AMI frutn that day until this hav,
never -s,n that stranger, mr. ID kno~ hi'
nAma Rsoo,erlng my sits t.gAn 81 think
Can It - pu--lbls tina, ,hy scutlsulAnly sgi'
tea Il the tAisf that . causing - rnsch AlAriu
In this ciiyi Ny susplc.ou lsing Thoroughly
arua-,l. from ia. time ga kspt Gloss wAicl
over Suiion ani his mosernsnis notlo~l
another img.rtAnt fast, that sbcu suttou
49, ai--sut frum ths cliy therv serv Bo burg
lAr,e- c,snnlii~i 10 sft ous lay u vssii
EgfAula. Ala. and rrn,AiDsi th.rv %.
night That night The rs.idsuoo q Mr
Guicc. wealthy cliinu q that place, %.
burs lAfiaci all a lArge quantity q vaiuabl'
!cwr,ry stoloa sa,,ou v,arB~i tho neTi
tsorplns 10 Montgomery laadsl With plum
der ilAvlns In The moantlms t.sn bss.ly
cugagui Ia tracing up suttons anir'ssisuts,
| iognd oui that Ls rial tame ~as Jams.
Ci,astAlne. that b. fornsrll nvel IN Motnphi'
All ~as tho trusted booskSTsr u a Arg
mcrranill. fnn - that city. Ani bal dcfAgll'
al g. them In a ssm u SEVERAL thousand
dollar. Al-o. that b. "a. an e-aI.si oouvici
frum the Mi~Duri state prison, vherr b. ~,
undergoing a s-uieuc. u twenty years ior
burglary. AMI ~as ALL ~Antsi In TsIAs
~as bos ihoruughly oOu'iDcsi that
Sutton wAs The man tha< was causing sach
confederation Anoas tbs citizens ! commu'
uleai.i The fActs a. Capt John " Martin,
AMI locat~i sutton in a room Capt Mar
tan Ir,-'cssiei ti,erv and bal ~ diflculiy Ia
placing Suiton. n0~ ClAstAlnc. un1er arrest
A b. VA On biz nay 70 polIcS hol,lguArtsr'
ChAsiAins mA.is a d,spsrats br,ak fJr liberty
AL ~As hr~i upu BY Capt Martin, sir.l
ing him twioc, 18th ballsts TA-s.ns entirely
thrUush his toiy. and either ~oaI have
proved marital ChAstAihs nngcr~i fe~
hours and disd. never revealing ti. identity
or his oUuislsTats., Il 10 hal any III,
.ollisna.s nsysr forrook him even when the
10y LAsi u death vas upon him AMI the
uilay tin glazed his syc Asking a by
s,Andsr for . drink 81 water. which Wa.
given him. hs family murmGrcd. ''rhAns
yOu-" Thos were the last words u ChAs
tAlbs. The famous burglar vAs dad
lie Wa a. mid . mAnnsrvd man ..
ever scatilsd ship or cut . throat"
Urou bis per~on was found quantity u
,aluabls. bslonging TO Mr.. 0uioe. Among
bis efiecis were Artielss u differc1i value
irOn almost every houss that bad bsn en-
tered II wss when be excused hiin-li from
tic card table 10 take walk and ge, frssh
air that be cotnmittei bis burglAries. Ill.
triT- ofi were Tor the purTo-e Of disI.sing II
biz plumber. converting 10 into cash, gcner-
ally Ia New ORLEANS. from which p!aoo a Gun
siderable quantity WAS rccoSercd
Tllis mAn vas an anomaly u bis elas.
tho very embodiment u geutIhiy, ht,raliiy
and personal bauiy. iio neither smoked,
drank, swore. nor indulssd In otsceniiy, ani
hal al u the mosissiy and rticnce u q
woman. Montgomery lAlAl Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

DTE~rANr ta r. nfrn-s fr.rn tne 49, tuire
Il nf t'rsiasfr. 90 o. talnfr Uf uNfHr.f sfaI
-T III fuhnr AaTf.Hr. .urasa s.aHrrr .I.sraHari a
hf rrfrafr saf' 60 e. sIxtn f tar II iu'f a
IN I-l m go urlI.k In o. frFrsr.n IN co. Iafl
h.1rlrsfrt.i 90 AFNan.irr - ThaFFr EN- en- riEff
ttlr an.f iutrrrsi shirh 49, ArNan.irr thaF
81 .sfr 10 far's iu al osunfr. .irtra=rl haf I'M
an.I A. tHr fs.aHa.ns .tfs.riisrl rraI estate tIr
Ihr rIu'fr af rrirrHrf.r II O. f.rrIrsfrai farur
In saII Tars IsIra ~ IrfHrsef .frr anl slfr g.
u1rrt EaEr 49, r. uarrua sfrIr Hf 80 Ant uHssi
'an.l rIng Hr trr raj .rtNng frum farIs a.
nur kfrhi anI fffeosu aul II N n iawuHu
nr tHr rasf anl 'ari uf 4 D Mrrr. nn ths srsf
lFIrr a'aHuf rIrHf Hr 90 trrrs rIHrf Hr .rss
Naf.ai ttIs - .lar 10 VA IeH
Etru fiiAntN Afr.InIsirafrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

AnNiou. Mother-"My dear. although
our daughter likel MIR. Blank well
enough Ia Ct engsge,lto him. I'm rcally
afraid he doesn't love him" wi.e pa
thsr-''Oh. veil. that don't matter. Mr..
blank 9. morning newspaper man. and
she'll never sec enough Of him Ia ct
tired ~ him..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
IN MmIrrcn\rEL NrnpEREn.

Tho london I-olice wrrs unable to find
ihr Whiirriat-l murderer ot to stop
OIL. fearful work You mat D. slain
this year hy r. severe cold ur asthma, II
you neglect to use Adamson's Botanic
tough Bal.nm. Sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
We Are Doing Our Level Best

io please the public. AMI .ucceedlng, W.
.houid Judge. taking note ~ our incrra-'~i
ale. ani the increase In the number 81
DAILY visitor. o. our .iorr.
w, stone left un,urnci to make youT
visit q profitable one.
Every klni of lIouse furnishing good.
at low hgurr.. \ few specialize. jusl
nov
shs@pisa Oii s'ss.. sud chsmpis.
i.-mP stoves f'em sa.oo
complete; handy, .afe, aud above al
economical.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
FRANKLIN PRINCE,
1lSi.

Black stallion. star In FACE, snip on
nose. stands over 10 hands high, VIII
weigh 100 Ibs. hred hy John Noeiman,
No. LesSls. Ne. foalei June -, l>>t
sire. Dr. Franklin: dam by Rldley's
Knox, (sire ~ Cleveland Girl, 81 81
"A dam by the knights llorse; III dam
bv Old llunton Horse. Dr. franklin,
lsirr ~ Iawrvncc. 2;23 la BY ten.
Knox. sire of IA In 3.O list; dam BY
winthrop Morrill,. sirc ~ - Ina s;h hst.
Riiisf'. knaN 81 tea knax. tto. liam. iatly
Riils 70 I.Fssrfal h1.rk saw thai sun nat, !
rars 9TH to ulsn. o. waEun. in ~ ~ "a
ksi.an. "a tis1n ~ ~ liuutua Hers. ~ HUI
Ne--earvr. D ~ winthrup Mcs-snEcr, spn -
lmp. Mes-ruEer.
wIfh plcnfF % c,surae ant Il innrsi o. IN I-sn
uiar knax falnly shll n hats pr,rius,i uiufy tr,t
trrs than any ftfui'f ever intrFlusssi iuta Msins
M cots az an g.-sl Cgl1r at sirr anl le = ~
Csiting utsral Isstruuszs lu ~ stal Nai
rr,lIlharF tnal a rUasanahal g. NNrftt ffuH'
~ hrussling sirC sci i-auif taat hr suaai Fiutf
D. D. an, % fsst an.i hsn'ls.1Ins Cnts arIsars
ukflF d o. fuldlissl star stan.l hiui iurius a.
$500 ~ - e. foiha~s
'Tue-.lavs 40 ~. Turner; ~sturays AZ
Buckheld. and the rymsinder ~ The time
40 NV stable. AZ SIS II WARRANT, of
sin hy The season. a. D. Iaii AZ time II
fr.t serVicc. All scci'icnts and c-cal'e-
AZ. ROBINSON.
East Hebron, Ne,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

spring spring. gentle spring,
Youngest season ~ the war.
l-Consiier The lilies ~ The field.
al. blight, light. ?, >ell. I'll. ,
slender. lrnirr. !. spine, pine. >
Train. rain. q. spent. peni. :, thasir
haste. :. Ave. NJ. p, SLEEK, le,k. ~
track. mrk. m. Drag. ng. ~, slump
lump. ~. ~hcrP, Hep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Howell sihi-ln has such k-cn sense
- th~ value 20 time that D. waited thru
iay. Ia New Nork o. take pas.ngr on e
.i.amrr tlat broke ~. transatlantic
rt,ori Pos fnu hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Guniu Tommy. u you arr rial
suFi. an give Nou some applr.. Tom
my -"l.ri mr la little lad. grandpa.
aud only give me one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

I.--NErAGRAM.
Change the initial ~ to eat,
And foun quite fancy, nice or neat.
Again, and form a Kind ~ tree.
Again. form what belongs 10 me;
Again. u helps the clothes 90 dry;
again. a number you'll espy.
again. you'll find Kind ~ drink;
Again, you'll find some COWS, think;
again, lis on the table found;
Again. u grows up from the ground
n changed once morn this wori shall be
4 mathemaiic term well 49,.
MHs. Bo>>EN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
Liable Linen.

Table Covers. Table Napkins. Table
Cloths, stair I.incn.; job lot bought
cheap io be- .old cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

turrprtci Pupil -"Trirhrr, hin mr
ana Bill ~ ani 80 q Tail e. water p
Afknust. =, huolmasisr--'i hrrv Nuu 90
again How mauy time. have got 90
tell sou that 10 aint guoi grammar "a
80 me au Hillf- i'upil--"What ou I
Co saVf" Trashsr-"Bil aud mr.
Can't never learn you nothing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

N>.wrE, TO ruzzLrs 90 LAST wnN
Wash-tuh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

I suffered from acute Inflammation Ia
ms no.e and hcad-fur a week no a tim,
I could not .e,. | u.yi Ely'. Cream
Balm and iu a fcN day. | Was curvl. II
Was wonderful how quick Il helPc'i me
-Mr.. George :. Judson. Hartford,
Conn.
\ cold of unusual severity which
iook lat autumn Developed into dlfii'
Guilty decidedly catarrhal la all H..
characteristics. threatening a return Of
ms oil chronic malady, cltarrh. one
bottle ~ Ely'. Cream Rain completely
eradicatc,i every symptom ~ that palm
ful aud prevailing di-or,ler.-E. ". War
ner. l5G Hudson street. Rochester. y. \,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
~ DIAMOND.
-prcArtrArioNs.

I. Bshe,d b. glide along. ani leave a
girl's name.
, Behrad To- jump ani leave an orua-
mcui.
3. Bchead vessel, ani leave vessel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

ORANGE CREAM PIE.-Bclt thorough
Is the yolks ot two eggs With one-half
cup 1T sugar. aid one heaplng table
spoonful Of flour, aud one even table
spoonful IL corn starch dissolved la cold
milk. pour into one pint Of boiling milk
aud cook four minutes; LEI IL cool aud
flavor with extract Of orange. aud pour
into a baked crust: beat the whites Ia a
silf froth, add one-half cup Of sugar,
flavor with orange extract, spread on
top Of pie, put Ia the oven aud let II
brown slightly.
COuFOrE oF CuERmEs.-Select n
quart ~ large, rel cherries, boil three
quarters ~ pound of sugar until thick,
drop the cherrie. In Il aud let boil up
several times take out carefully. when
clear, aud Law on dish, add a tescup OF
red currant Juice Ia the slrup and boil
until thick, then throw II over the cher
ries when nearly cold.
CHERRY TAPIoCA.-wash a cup Of
tapioca aud cover over night with water.
In the morning, put II on the fire with
one pint ~ boiling water and simmer
until clear. stone pound aud half OF
sour cherries, stir Into the boiling tspioca
AMI sweeten. Take from the flre and
turn into q dish, set on lee Ia cool.
Serve with sugar aud cream.
RASPBERRY CHARLOTTE RUssE.-
whip a pint II thick, sweet cream,
sweeten with two table-poonfuls Of
sugar aud flavor with half teacup 81
raspberry juice, act on lee aud whip
again until solid. Line a mold With
stale cake, put Ia the cream and on Ice.
STRAWBERRY TAriocA.-wash a cup
of tapioca, cover with cold water aud
let soak over night. In the morning put
In saucepan with one pint ~ water,
and simmer over the fire slowly until
perfectly clear. stem a quart Of ripe
strswberrie. aud stir In the tapioca,
sweeten tn taste. Take from the fire,
turn Into dish and Get aside 10 cool.
Serve very cold with sugar and cream.
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Draprrics and Poriiere>.

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THE cCAIE RFING SIGNED

SCOTTDALE, Pa, August 9.-Another
account of the riot of drunken Hungari-
ans says: The Hungarians refused to go
to work this morning because they did not
understand that the strike was settled
Hearing that the Bessemer works were
running they formed a bowling mob of
about 500 and started Of for the mines.
On reaching sthe tipple, the IN b started
the coal wagons down the chute to block
the entrance SO that no cars could be
hoisted. They then went to the Bessemer
works and went TO the house of an old
man named Gilhooley TO look for the mine
boss. Failing to find him the old man was
beaten and the windows of the house
smashed in. An old man named Love and
a boy were treated in like manner They
next broke into store house and
carried oft all the provisions they could
find. Secretary Watchhorn by this time
appeared, accompanied By one of the lead
ers. Watchhorn addressed them and
finally succeeded in making them under
stand the strike was over and in their
faqor. The Huns then returned TO their
homes.
But for the opportune arrival Of Mr.
Watchhorn. the mob would not have left a
vestage of the company's property stand
ing. The affair was caused by a misun-
Outstanding.
Tonight the scale as signed is being
printed and will be sent through the dis
trict. No further trouble is likely 10
occur. The EnClish-speakinC miners are
all satisfied with the settlement. Some
new signatures were received and tele-
grams were received from others that they
would sign As soon as they could get here
TO do so