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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

CABBAGE sALAp.-thop hslf cab
bage fine. stir together one teacup of
vinegar. THREE table-poonfuis Of melted
butter, three eggs, six table.pconfuls Of
sweet cream. Que teaspoonful each at
pepper aud salt and oGe tea
spoonful Of mustard. set In warm
water and silr until Il thlckens. Pour
over the cabbage and mix thoroughly.
Garni.h with parsley aud hard-boilsi
egg. sliced.
LEMON PiE.-Take the juice aud graf
III rind ~ two lemons, Que tablespoon
fui az corn starch, two cupfuls of sugar,
two eggs, two tablespoonfuls Of butter
aud . pint of boiling water. Put the
water In q saucepan aud add the corn
starch; when Il hollis up. add the butter
and sugar aud mix LEI cool. add the lem
Gus aud eggs. Pour the mixture In pie
pans lined With rich crust.
SwEEr-ircKLED GREEN ToxAToEs.-
Slice one peck of green tomatoes and
four green peppers, and place In stone
lar In layers, spsinkling each layer thick.
ly With salt. Cover With boiling water
aud let the whole stand over night. In
the morning drain well through . col.
ander and add four large onions, sllced,
together With an ounce Of whole cinns-
mon, an ounce of cloves and two pounds
of brown sugar. Place Ill In prrserv-
Ing kettle and nearly cover with vine
gar, boiling slowly until tender. Set
away In . Jar, and the next day u the
yinrgar-syrup seems thin, drain IL OF
and boil C down. cooling . little now
and then tn test lie thickness; the syrup
ahould be like thin cream when cold.
Cover the top Of the jar With cloth BE-
fore setting away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
A csllp.s TOY.

Herr I. q description ~ q toy which
wlll cost nothing Ia make, aud can b.
very easily made hy child. '.ct h.k-
Ing powder can, punch two hole. In tn.
bottom IL u; ~, piece ~ string snd
pas. " through both holes; tie Knot Va
the string. aud loop u over stick just
lary, enough Ia hold In the hand; LEI
the child turn u round and round rapid
IL, When u will produce n wclrd fanis.-
tlc sound. We have known TIL. simple
toy to amu.e IN. liitl. oDrs Tor hours,
where other toy. hsy. failed.
Another pleasant and profitable mode
% in.truciing and amusing chlldr-n !.
Ia grt common wooden too,h-plcks, give
them an old pair % SCISSORS. and ie,
them cut the tooth-picks Into large and
small lengths, aud then form them Into
the letter. ~ the alphabet az Into word.
or number. or gro,s.qu. ngurc..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

It's ExERcisEs.-"Doy you believe Ia
athIetIcsy' WAS asked Of well knows
bushes. man Who VAS found prscticing
With dumb bells at the bick ut the store
the other day.
Certainly do" he very promptly
replied.
'ThInk Il helps your healthr'
~ know it does, aud u has saved my
bacon once or twice."
"I'iease relate
"weii, couple Of years ago ! took
twenty -four lessons Ia boxing, AMI work
ed up big musclc and lots of sand.
vas going home one night after gradu-
ating, when . man jumped out ut me
from the alley. In minute he Was
nowhere"
"illt him hard, ehr'
"No, I didn't hit him at all"
"Trip him up and fall on hlmT
"N0."
"DIdnt kick hlmr
"yO."
"weii, what did you dor
ssOutrxn him! But for my athletic
excrcises I could not have done IT,
Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
pIupIysoN THE

Face cured. sulphur Hitter. will cure
the worst case 30 .kin dl.ess@; from q
common plmple on the face Ia that sw-
ful di.es.. .crofuls. IL !. the beat medi-
cine to use In all ca.e. ~ such stubborn
aud d.ep-.eat-i disease. Do not delay
u.e sulphur Hitter. aud drive the hnmor
from your blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

\ good use for the little fancy bag.
so popular now, Il 10 keep some light
work In each room In the house where
the mI.trr.. l. at all likely Co sit down
awhile. Yards upon yard. of prtty
lining sr made In otherwise Idle mo-
mept., aud since trimming u acknosl J.
edged Ia lie ~ us- anil the childfrn's
white apron. do look barc aud unhnlsh-
81 without u, II !. not the part of wis-
dom Ia sit with folded hands waiting
for the family 10 gather for meal
awhile chatting with q friend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

when you need good. .sfc LAXATIVE,
ask your druggist for iSoN ~ Aver.
rili., anil you will mi that they give
perfect .stl.fsctiob. FOR lnilgr.tlon.
torpid liver. aud sick headache 'herr !.
nothing superior. leading physicians
recommend them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

sought Tor the Last hundred YEAR,. \
remedy for catarrh. hay fever and cold
In the head found AZ last In Ely. Cream
Rain. safe and pleasant Ia u.e sni
easily applied into the no.iril.. u give.
relief at once aud q thorough Treatment
positively curr.. Pricr ~ c-nts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

The smallest new potatoes need not
be wasted; they may, la fact, b. 80 pre-
par~l that an appeiiting dish u made al
them. See that they are perfectly clean,
all the outer covering removed. then
boil them In q little water. When done,
drain thi. on; pour over them milk IN
which a little -four hiss been dissolved,
add butter, salt, cream and pepper. nd
libiium, aud serve hot. They may IL
used for potato salad, also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
DRuNkENSEss-L iaroR mAnir-ia
ali The worhi tssrv Il bot ose cure.
mr. IIsinss' t,oll~n rl<<ihe.

N can 10 si,sn In . cup ef TEA es COFFEE withest
the Know le-Ige of the person taking 70. sh.tlnf
a ,p>eiy anI permanent eurr. whethst The W
tisnt /. moisrsis drinker or an aircholic wrvek.
Thousands % drunkaris have besn .ars-i sho
have ,ales the Golisn speside In their coffee
uishout lhsir kpow i~siEv. aud triay tshs,e they
quiz drinking 10 their own FRYE viii No harmfai
s6rss rvsulis frem Ne A,lministrsti.n. Cure
ruAr.nss>i. s<si Tor elrcaAr AMI Tan pauha
Lsr. Adjrvss In ooen.isnes, GoSsn sprsine
Co. Ia Rae strv<s Cseirssti. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

The difference. between men. an'l
women. ways Il nowhere shown 81
plainly as In trouble. Where wom'n
give. way "a a fool 10 tears, man pro-
r..d. to nut up q few dams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Don't give up. there IL cure for ca
tarrh aud cold In the head. Thousands
testify that Ely's Cream Balm has en-.
tirvly cured them. Il "a safe and
pleasant remedy. II IL applied Into the
no.trils. IL IL not liquid or snufi. II
cure. by cleansing and healing. Price
"a ceata
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Professor Gsuihier, Of Paris. states
that certain vital progresses of the body
develop patrcfying substances In the
tissues, which, II not speedily eliminated
produce disease. Ayers Ssrsaparilla
effect. the removal Of these substances,
aud thereby preserve. health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

chllD's KNITTED SKIRT.
This makes . light, very warm and
pretty skirt for young childrvn. u
shouId he knit from Midnight German
town. of which thrrc and onr-hslf skcins
are needed. II two colors are preferred,
say scarlet and white, then three skeins
of scarlet aud one-hslf . skcin at white
wIll BE- the correct proportion. The
skirt " knitted ON two Needles. the bor-
der ON No. 10 (coarse) wooden ar rub
her needles, the plain part on finer nessi-
lea, of the same sind. This makes the
.kirt hang fuller st the bottom.
Commence With the border aud cast ON
10 stitches With the white wool.
fir row-knlt plain.
second row--Change Ia scarlet and
parl.
Third row-white wool, knit plain,
Fourth fow-Scarlet wool, x !, q, L
tog, IL, o. Repeat from beginning Of
row.
fith, seventh and ninth ro~.--inrI'
ell.
sixth, eighth and tenth rows-llk'
fourth row.
The tenth row finishes Que row 81 the
scallops % the border; to make ths
other rows 81 scallops repeat from the
first "a the tenth rows three tlmes more
The plain part ~ the skirt 10 very
easily done, and is knitted by purling
thr-c aud knitting thrce plain, alternate
~, observing that the stitches that arr
purlei la Que row must BE- knitted plain
when knitting hack the next row, and
tho.e that arr knitted must b. purisi.
when about half the length of th'
.kirt Ia. been knitted, change the need
le. aud take the smaller ones.
when the required length IL knitted
cast OF the stitches, sew ib. ends Ia
getber 10 within thr-e incbe. ~ the top
then sew the top to waist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

start from the metropolis and ~ Ca q
peninsula on the coast 10 Asis, thsnos 30 .
gulf near ArsilA. thenoc a. q intel city ~
Italy. home~sri a. . ~sll known city ~
MINERAL springs, thsno. % q SOUTHERN
state IN. final letter % each name IL the
primal letter 10 the neat Tho an lsiisrs
nAns tho o.niral stats 20 the Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Premature gray vhi.ker. should he
color-i Ia prevent the appearance" al
age. aud IIuckinghsm'. Dyrl. by Tar the
beat preparation 10 do IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
JUDGE SIMPSON

Of the Superior Court writes: From
mental exhaustion, my nervous system
became shattered, and MAS utterly un-
able to sleep nights. sulphur Bitters
cured me, and my slecp IL nov sound,
sweet, and refreshlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
r. N.r,.... n.h.,l,.,.a M...

Ifyoa ~il .snd your ai.irvss. Ne uiil mall
you Our iiia.tsisi psmphlst ssPeisinx al
si.sat nv Dy.'. Cslehfsief kisstro Neltsic Bsl'
All appliances, sni tbsir charming sfests upon
The nervous dsbllitAisi system, AMI hos ths,
sili auiskiy rv-torr you 81 ttxor snst tnsnhs-si
Pamphlst frv~. fyoa sre thus amirtssi, ue VII
seni 700 q bsh sni Appliances. .n trial
NolTAIC HlLT Co. Marshall. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
No. ass.-E.sy Chss>Aes
Ny fr~i IL . conveyance,
NJ second means within.
Ny whole you've s~en aboard .hin
Nsver there you've t-en-
&c. iaA.-saa.r,a M.r,l..

No. sss.-ssasr~a wer'is
4. S.uArs . fcathsr~d blp~i With .
thoaght. 9 larry quantity 10 paper. and .
word Zoe Lady.
2 SluAr. th. home 81 bird with q word
meaning eternal. another meaning dry OF
wiihsr,si. AMI . vegetable production OF
grcAi beauty and variety.
a Sguar, q ,ery small particle With the
ry,er-s % sild. . prophs,ic sign. sEi that
q kleh n 4. never tuD late to do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
10. r.l.-C,... w..i rnlsm.

NJ frsi l. In T-pgsr bat not la ssit.
NJ s-csDd 4. In punch bot no, la malt
NJ thirl L. In isro bat not In hot
Ny fourth |. In muISl~i bat no; In shOt
NJ ami l. In lamp bat o., In nr,
NJ ssih l. la boTs. al.o In deslrv.
NJ " hole IL O IA.iims % aimirN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Poor Fife (who has becn stung)-
"first he walked about all over my
hand, and u Was 90 nice' but oh. when
Ia a.uu 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

A true ~ord 1. often spoken In Jc.t
bot We Away. Ike Il To he about ."me
other fellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

A watch IL generally considered
small article, bat What ar. We TAI think
when We read that ''four men were on
the watchf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
ugyNkyAsT

sny sthssyash lns~L-ise ~ ~ nsiarsi hs.
shlsk GWEN tls ot<rat'oas ~ disesfioa ani
nutritl.a AIT by esrsfsi svptls stisn ~ ths nns
pns-ftis. ~ ssll 80 lsstssi ts-r~s, NJ. tpps has
pfsstis.i oaf bf.skfsst talk. With q dsilssssil
tsyeafysi tsesrass shish NAY ssss us msof
hay ds-isr.' ldlis. n IL by ths Iusilsi"as "a
"a .as sf,is - ~ tirt that coa.ttstioa Ray =.
gradually isuia ap until strunr snsufh o. F.sl.i
s,sry ,sn.isnry q, tise.se. iiunfifvls ~ sae's
~hsfstsf thew u sal t-ant We nay s~sVs
tasnv q fatal shan W kespinE ear-slts- vel
fef,iassi 9Th parv bk--i ant pfopstil nsufish
- ffsms"-.itti ssrsics sasstts, Male siiat1l
wlth i-silins saisf 90 mlR. ~ehi onlf IN hail
tpand tlss ~ ,.f,.sf-, tairl~i thus
JAMES tprs q CO.. Iie"sssoI..thi. q hssnl.,s.
Isa.isa. tagtsai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

An Iri.hman .eringa Chinamsn read
Ing . Chinese book backward, as IL their
custom, exclaimed; "Johnny. are ye
left-hanici or only cro.seyeif'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Tn s.hsby bang. = the ''shIngIed bang
and the s'curled knot" are the fashion-
able wsys Of drcsslng the front hair,
while tie lack u looped In soft brsids
closs - The bed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Truth may lIc q, the bottom ~ well,
bat Il doesn't trouble the average ii'hef-
man. lie never go.. there Ia h.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
Nox wv.,pg~r TAXES.

In ,h- tl,s tsxn - fryebsrx. In the Couniy II
pNtss'i aai state - ualns fvr ths year ls-s
Tl.s fsilsstnx ia - bs~s ou rial estate ~
nan rvslisut 90 usrsin ~ tgsn - tnthufE tuf
IN Ncsf l.~s In hlls TofnWlttssl T. Thomas : Nc
Intirv gnlLxtaf - saltt1sn. on ths sth DAY II
Iuiy I--p. IA. besn rvtufnst 10y HIN o. ne a. ~
tnalnlns unpaii sn The sh isY 20 Iuls. i-a. ~
u that sisis snd nss~ rvsnains unpaii
tsfv.t ani shsrTv. are nj pail In o. ths frvss
ury 20 all town ~ithin cd it-sn laouths ffw ths
late % the s.snntinsat ~ all bllis. InuCh 20
The Feal eststs nssi ss wiii - a. Isy tr
amsant IA. theFeon iariuilinf iutsrest ansl
changes will sithsat furhsf natise ~ sohi 81
publie surtisa % use tfvssarvrs offcr Ia -all
tssu, 90 ~ iist lag - jasaary, lsli q:
D'rk.fk 10 IN aftsrnoHn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Why suffer from sore muscles, John
sons Anoiybe I.iniment makes them
very pliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Bronson-"who shall decide when the
doctors dissgreer" Johnson-''ihe
coroner generally has To do It,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

African traveller. say that there :. M
animal that can b. 80 easily shot ON the
.pot a. the leopard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
=. s,t-n.,,.., c,,,.. ..a C...,,,..

No. ssf.- n.,,~s cite. ..a Constitutes
L The air grvw oolder a. ! a-csndsd the
mountain.
Q Many yoangrr man yielded to his Gu
T-rior judgment
4 such condaot Will. ] fear. chang. love
into iniiffsybc-
4 he Let nj. watch In . crOwi
8 Raising his sturdy arm out be drrw .
dagg.r
q When am In Sio-s RON lAngulsh
for want - air.
:. Clara thsn at down.
= lie played nj. part admirably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

"' ai'i.iaS. ' y ,l",t@
tssaBis.i nofth by tharl-s John.oa's
!.ni, east by ,sso river, ~e.i by j.
~. kimbalrs. ., "a
Conn. John. n serv. tlilsgs hsi, ~
ssrei Oai % farm soil John Han.
al llart-sr. rs t1
EAsia.a. LIlia a.. . aer,. hsi, on
,halham rat. near tbs oti .. shir.
by farw, 10 -
rs...nisu Charles. ser.. Iess.io~ on
Brv~nheit nne. haanllsi west by
Atwood t.s.i. psrh ~ l.iit@ >seo
River. eat by Aus- snsi. - ~
soel~ln. jane. ons c.tisxs on Mar
ths's camp grvusi. tifvalar Asenas, 10 az
IiiHso. Alphonis. asre. meadow lssi.
kssssr fensi, - Ia
assrs. msaio~ land, Nearer Pool, 30 4 No
IIill, Jc-.ph. ~ ssr,. tillss. sni wooi
land. loabi-i north by hPi 20
John Weston. east by lad - %. ~
iis.tins., s.sih by iIlll'.. ws.t by
Land ~ Tssls rsarts. 10 AS
iIitshcc,k. Marths ~. bsiliiax. sai 81
aer.. iiiia<e sni vol lad. hal
Joha..a. Chsrlr.. q ser.. ~.si t.ui
near Towl- feanss. 9 la
sssrs. meadow lssi. bounded n.tth
W Ls,elrs Pond. east by oaist ~
Lo,slrs Pond. 50 Im
Kimhall. Geo. L.. oas cottage on Mar.
ths's camp Eround. on Haven Ave
nus. - l@
Msr.,oa. Joaa. Is are. ~oei A.sd. Col
@ssr. woodland. the Joha Gny
10. "a la
Su',er, ElssI, ~ ssv. woodland. Va.
y, A. MeMiiian. 50 40
% ssrs. wcoiissi, No. .. ,. E,.n.. 81 az
the osttaxeloa hsrha's Grv,e
Camp srvass, tiralar A,snse. 50 10
farsons. Wm-, heirs. ssrvs wesilABi
In highway hist. No. n. rs 81
Powers. frrsi W.. ts srr~. timber isni
vc-rv~i est sf farm -oli u. q.
Willy. ss 81,
saith :. ke,scs O., % .ers. cel'aan l.ed. Is ia
~ ., ,,ss' ., y: Day - Is Ia
,,,,I r,s,:.ss r.ss. 81 la
hsi::'; .. a... "A. n..,..,. IIss . .$
John LOCKE.
m krx.I.ux~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Eighty year. Johnson. Anoiyp" ilnl-
ment Ia. lei. No better endorsement
wanted by "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

In every town where sAvKxA 70 intro
duced the sale 70 larger than all other
wsshing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

Every mother own. the b~.t boy-,hs
worst on. belongs newt door every tiIn~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

A Useful Present In every package
SAvExA, the bet wsshing Powder.
Sold By RrocerS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

NJ ~ All .ru.siy hsis o. a<silss eaca
H. yts ~ staI~rr- "a sr.oiemto dsa ryd
H. - at ds--ai ths.ls,sf ~ ,rsI-ns sAAs.
gisisn "a drs "a. t.si b., sn.~cia saas0
Trrynrs 60 ~ oto $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

You can't teach an old dog Dew tricks,
but you can buy new dog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

>s. ass.-tisr.i As.srss.
Ssv-, beauty ~ the night"
Though formed o. give delight.
Why shrink from solar light
To Luna ART thou .lAVsi
Though clo.csl Ia dAylgk, views.
Thy fragrance thus misuse.
Yet sish ~ wholesome dsvs
Esrh night thy ruEr fogN LAVE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14

No gs6-ietter Puktls: Panama Canal
No g.'.-CrS. Word Enigma; Hemloek-
No g.,-ChArsds Louisiana.
Ma g.g-Donble Acro>,ic; l. Nests. z
Am.nT a PoncII. 4 0uneE s. LsvelA
4 EaglE :. Onion. 4 SoriA. Initials
Sapol~on- nnals-st. Helena
No 2-o-Pi
wl.-r~ al th- rstiy family sruaBi
.Aash II the Is-ts 90 If.nks that never fAil.
~ ssA -ita ysiy ~ sou's uaoarnfai tA>.
No. ssi.-iiidden Birds IAndrall. Ov1.
Wren. Emu. Lark, Dove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
40. sso.-r.ls~.. Of Aa,..r.' N.m..
~. ipi.-li.if saa.r...

l. \ Jail , a gum a 4 name A
knisht. s 4 pr-y--itlon. a A letter
I. 4 noticc % dAnsvr 2 4 fal~.c com.
Eo-s.i q nhs thrvs.ls = 4 unit on oAris
4 A musioal nots. 8 a letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
HOMEMAKRRS COLUMN.
chIlp.a khIIIIp sklR1.

tcrwsresiesss On ssvses % lnsssyss V shs lsdle.
eo;ss s' o.iss 's s..ss, .' FAM. nsiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
nyisl. dna ara

N--,n sht malg-,i ar,,sisxsa ia tlhnuass lp,rs
p.n ca. shr 1913, h.ie gisno at 80
ilsr-. $3.50 "a -~r-. h~il-.-a tah fvs.iysisy,
lAn ftara sAiis- dsn.io.i al dtiAsn
Tn bftl uts. dua ulrA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
No. sss.-c-' ~ r.'''s.

Cut out p.ecs of paper the shape OF our
diagram and 10 the same or proportionAte
dimensions q. Indicated Fold once and
cut ono. AMI grt perfect squArr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
No, Q. IN. rsssi.,.

No. gi-Numsrioai Enigma "IIops h
. good bruakfs-t bat hai suppsr."
No gsa-lhblioal Diagonal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-14
A ~
MILLION

pespls fsr ~ 80 ysaf hsvs NJ thsir sft.ntisa
gAus-i D. car ~Ffup ~ itIutta tsrIf-suni
ManY thuusanis have takrn afitantast q ~
optsnrtuuitv o. ohtain q rsilshas AL elfgant
c.sush rvrneir. 90 their hurnss. sais fuf ~
ckiklrNn. uho an daily
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-14
There wiIl be No Grape.

New York, Oct 8.-Mrs. Balling-
ton Booth yesterday conducted four
services personally at the Fourteenth
street barrack, Of the Salvation Army.
The programme had been arranged
before the news of the death of Mrs.
Gen. Booth had been received, and
the d. atb In no wise affected it.
"The Salvation Army will not 90
into mourning for Mrs. Gen. Booth,
said the demure wife of Commissioner
Ballington Booth, who is 10 charge of
the United States forces. eve do
not believe in Grape or other outward
and visible signs of grief. Commits
sioner Ballington Booth is to-day con-
Quoting services at Harvre-de-G Grace,
Md, and will return tomorrow. Col.
William Evans, who is second in
command, is conducting services to-
day at Pamrapo. N. j., and when
they meet tomorrow they will arrange
a series of special services all over the
country. We have sent kilograms to
the majors in charge of army corps all
over the United States announcing the
death Of Mrs. Booth. / do not know
how many men and women we have
in the army in America but ! know
We have 1 100 officers"
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Democratic Meetings.

There will be addresses by Geo. P.
B. Jackson, G. W. Barnett, Geo. F.
Longan, Col. Thos. P. Hoy, Hon. w.
d. Steele and Hon w r. Tut,lo, al
the following places on the following
dates:
Tuesday, October IA, Beaman, 7:3O
p. m.
Wednesday, October Is, Glover's
school house, 7;30 p. m.
Thursday, October 16, Hickory
Point school house, 2 p. m.
Friday. October II, Lake Creek at
Banner, 2 p. m.
Saturday, October Is, Green
Ridge, 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, October 81, Hughesville,
1880 p. m.
Wednesday, October %, Houstonia,
7:30 p. m.
Thursday, October %, Walnut
school house, 1880 p. m.
Friday, October "a, Blackwater,
Higgins school house 7:30 p. N.
Saturday, October rs, Longwood,
2 p. m.
Tuesday, October %, Lamonte,
7:30 p. m.
By order of the democratic com.
mittee. 9.23wtd
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nTSS0uRI POLITICS.

Senator Vest spoke to a large
crowd at Milan yesterday.
Hon. w. j. Stone addressed 9
splendid audience at Holden yester
day.
=" Roger Q. Mills spoke at Jack
son, Cape GIrardeau county, last
Thursday to 5000 people.
There was an enthusiastic gather.
ing of democrats at Vaudeville yes.
teriay. Gen. ID. III. Mcintyre ad.
dressed the voters and created very
favorable impression.
Hon. l.. E. Wolfe of Moberly,
the democratic nominee for state sup
erintendent of public schools, will
address the people of Iron county at
TrontOn on the evening of October %.
The democrats of Black B;ver town.
alTasker station have formed club
called the Tasker Democratic club.
The following are the officers !; G. d.
Franklin, president ; II. n. Mccoy,
secretary; w. FL. Morgan, treasurer.
An executive and campaign commit
tee was selected, composed Of seven
to solicit new members.
Mrs. Annie Baker is the regular
democratic nominee for county clerk
in Jasper county. This is the first
lady candidate we have heard of in
Missouri regularly nominated by
political convention, though it is not
in some other states. We
hope all the democratic roosters in old
Jasper will have the pleasure of crow
ing for Mrs. Baker on the morning of
November 5.-Dade County Advo-
cate.
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