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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

IIor EoIIs.-I'ut two quart. of slfi~d
do,,r Iptn a ,lsrp brad-boNI, adj q te,-
.l.oon - .alt sui two ~ sugar, mix AMI
rub . Tablespoonful ~ butter. stir halt
| /, cup ~ frc.h Yeast Into pint at cold,
holls,i milk sni -four inio the center 81
he flour. snl I-t stand Over night. IN
th- uornIn. knetd we'll. ,o,cr ani 1T la
, warm place until very light. when roll
uui on \ brri,l.botr,, ,ut cut With n
hI.suii-cuitrr, put IN grisei Inn., let
isn one hour anl bake la aquick oven.
rl,>xrL CAs,s.-i.ub large table
.,,aouful ~ halter in,o a quart III hour,
,,ld t.a.,s-,n 20 sslt. i.sat il,e yrlk.
.f three sgg.. mix With plut ani a hiif
If milk. isiur ln,o the n'ur ani beat
,igor,u.Iy uniii .,nooih. a'ii two tes-
| .,-.on. of lsaking-pos,ler sDal The beaten
abit-. 81 the .rg.. Iiske quickly on a
hot grhldlc an'l serve With siruP.
Yum OYSTERS. Drain large. fresh
.,.ter., season With salt aud sprinkle
OF rs,enu.. l.c,t an egg, add a table
.,sonfuI ~ ,vSm to u. Dip the oys.
ere. am. NJ . time, In this, roll In grat'sl
crs.ker. Tut Ina frying-i'sn With lard
or ell. I.t iaii. put in the oysters and
FRY br.~u. serve immediately.
THANKSGIVING CAkr. SLIT two
poun.ls ~ nour With three tcaspoonfuis
81 haking powder. Cream a pound si'd
haif of sugar ant pound at buiirr
together. add the -four. Beat eigl'iern
rg,., stir In With q quarter at pound
Il i~ai~u siinoai.. half y tcscup of pre-
sety~I I-,nan peel aud q Tablespoonful
81 extract " almoni. Pour ln we'll
grra.ei pan anil bike tao hours. Iee
Vi hen c"oI.
BLACK CANE.--Cream q pound of but
ter aml sugar Together, Elf In one pound
20 fi.a,r With two teaspoons at baking
powder. adj . pound 10 stoued rstsins, .
,ounsl of currsnts, halt pouni at
rlsopssSi citron. n teaspoon each of cin-
nssnon. ci.ves. alispiee, ginger, black
pepper aud two grated nuimrEs, beat
we'll and pour Ia half = tescap OF mo-
issses. Bake In q well-grrased pan.
L,sur Dissolve one tes-
spoonful Of butter In . pint Of warm
milk, ist cool. sift Ia q quart at nour,
adj = t~srup of yeast, Que beaten rKg
ssd little salt, cut In biscuits, let rice
sad bake.
TrRKgy sALAp.-Nlncc the xhlte
meet frsm q cold turkey. Nash the
yrlks OF twelve hsri-bollesi ~gEs. rub
smss4h With half plut Of salad oil. two
spooufsIs of rrenrh mustart, . llttle
am asd pepper. With vineesr to thin
tlse suixtoss. Put the turkey In salad
bswi Nth about ~ nueh cheppei ccl-
ery. psss ~ drrsslne over, gsrnlsh The
tov MN sllses q lesnoa, - which drop
lltiis biss q 0rans Jslly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

BolI., r,rhancie.. anil o,h"r skin
cruptloa. indi,si. 'hii the system !. go.
,l.s,oring Ia reject po'.onou. a'i 10, 80
that Aver. S,r.,lnrills y. ,nperiii.ri,,
nc.,lssl. d !. the mo.t r-li'hl- "f all
bloo.l ,nc'ilcinc.. Ask yourdruss'i Tor
II, aud take No other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The most "b.iln,'e ca.e. ~ ,rtirr''
ar- rur,sl by the ne 81 ElS'. ',-an'
Bsim. the only agr-lbie rmr,ir. u "
10, q liquid &c .nuff. !. easily sppl''-i W.
tn thu nosiril.. for coil Va tie head W
l. m,gissl IL gl,.s rll'f at once
rfi,r 80 rrni..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
n wIsllEn 1 WAS DEAD.

After suffering several years With Tho
Lsueorrbat. snst no sloubt would hav''
tr-u. only q lady induced me to try
Sulphur Bltters. Now am we'll.
Thrre bottles cured me.--Mrs. Cops,
Newport. X. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
yxprRIrNCr TAUGHT NE.

Aud nv money pail for IL. After Inv.
Ing Liver Compliant four ,c'r.,. AMI
spending money on po.'rnn. ani d"r-
tor. Who diint help mc, triri Sulphur
Hitter. SIX h"tile. curr'i me, ] shall
alssy. usc tlcm.-G. y. butler. cohcc''
NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
pRon,BIy,ON ITEM.

$50 this IL q prohibition town." ssLI
q drummer "a the landlord of . email
ios-,l opiIon town In Texas.
"Yes. We don't allow nuy illuor Ia 'sc
sold 10 we can lessibly prevent; but.
cir. there are nsen In tl,ls town ." utterly
devoid of honor aud principle that fos
twenty ceuts tisey wIlI peidle out. tile
liquid damnstiou. What do you thlnk
Of surl, IN unprincIplci ssoundrrlf'
cit strikes me &c Il . mere ~ liter oi
l,usluess. wIserr csn ] aud that un-
pslnsiplci s'oundrrly'
III usn the man. follSw mel
Whes the slrummes rvturp~d HE mous-
tsehs Was MOST, snd he wss out . guar
ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Pain and dread attend the use 10 m"st
cstzrrh remedies. LiqaIds sni snaff-
are unpleasant ne well ss dangerous.
Eiyl Cram Balm u safe. pleasant, cas-
ily applied into the noxtrils. AMI n SUR
cure. II cl-anse- the nasal passages
aud heals the in6am~'i membrane, Civ
Ing relief at once. Price 50 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
N.r,.... p...ll,.,.a M...

if,,.gw lIi ..sI year aliw... We ~ili m,l
You ,.sr IIissratel pamyhit sselsirlns al
.i-.st I,r i've. CeL,,ss,el thstrs sstsls lii'
ALL Appliance. ss.i ti.sts charming shest. uI"n
an. p.rvas. dslalitstrt systrus. an hyw they
Iii, a,.,'lIy ,,.t.,.s ysa o. stxsr ant msshss
pamuh.f frvs. ~ yoa arv thus anistet se VII
.eni yva Ilsh sni Appliance .n trsi
yotrAU Hill Co. Nar-hsfi. NTh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
DRUNKENNESS LsQrOH rAnir-i'
all the werii there Z. bot o"s Ssfv.
nr llalnes' Nellen spxIae.

% can ~ given IN . cap .f tes ct ecses .ish.sl
Al. Nav s-I<e .f ths Isf-.a tskinx u. e6sstiss
q .teeiy anil yermsneut eare. wssher We ~
Th..s.ss.l. Of iruskaris have '-r~a earct uha
hs,, t.kss the ts.lisa sl-sihs In tisssf s.drs
viss.ut thslr knox i<stxs. anil tsisy tstsess thsy
aals ,irinkinr ef their owa frss ufll No hsuafs
su.,ssss.-l' sssi fss siraiar asi fall I~artiss
Ia, A.llsr-. ia epsn.i~ese, G.tise sis~tn<
Ca. ia Hsv ~ts.vt. ttsst~ssst. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
As1oslsnlNo 1ns .coalANs.


On the ,l.li of the Trenton to corrs
she carried Into tho.c waters the nrst
electric lighting plant ever seen or
l.srl ~ there. On her arrival IN the
h,,lor the natives fieckei to ID. .hie of
the ship In their ssm pane, spi mot az
them wrrr in,lir'i on ho,ni. When
dsrkne.. Tell they w.r- mach surprised
ani delighted. not only ~ the dinerrnt
lIghi. al over the vessel. which werr all
under mysicfioa. rontrol frnm Que crp-
trail point, bat With either cl.stricsl sp-
psrsiu., such ss the electric torpedo,
slesfrIc bells, snnunci,tors, etc. One
native would 10 told to push button
and hell would b. heard 10 ring at .
distance. upon which they vonh all
rush a. the he'll a. .-- wl,o wss ringing
IL. Winding no que there. however. they
attrihuts,i 10. phenomenon Ia the mach
In,iion. 10 tiss devil. whom they be-
lIc,r a. b. In league With I'll Foreigners.
anil the, wer- ron,lnc-i MAS loated
..mcu b-rv AROUND 10. ship. \ fr~ ~
the ,i.lior. m,i. Intellectual attempt. Ia
prevent ~. ringing 10 th. call hell by
gr,.,,ing the wire tightly b-twccn th.
thumb anil hngrr, hoping thu. t. hc,i
% IN. evil spirit. m slsctric primer
imm@r.-.i IN = backst ~ water, va. eur
ROUNDED hy party ~ four or i've mat
b~srlm-~l Cot-sn., anil another native
M. told to push button In q rruio,c
CORNER of the ship. ~b.rrupon the
pfincr Ia the baci., eSplodei. throwing
~. water eycry~h.r- arouni. Ia the
great terror ~ ,ho.e wLo ver- ni"ntl,
locking in,o the barl"t. Whru ."'D-
barning incip,l..c.ut light. v.r- lower
81 Into the water ani th-ir glitter We
Seen f,r dosn t-los thu surf'c- th.
face. 10 the natives v.r- hliei With non
der; but a.. lat straw csme whsn .
nuu,i,~r 20 lamp. werr drvpp'si Into the
harkD... aud thru nishei cut IN hlifr
of light At 10. hottom ~ ih. h,rior.
The terror of the Cor-ins knew No
bounds, sui not -,-n hooking n ,h. un.
sannv Switchboard, which they regarded
q. pl,,ing an Important part In thee
fsnta siic tr,sk.. they hastily scrambled
over the al. sni escaped from the devil
ani thu TRENTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Grayne... badness, dsnirur, sni al
disease. 81 the scalp, sui falling ~ tbs
hair can D. cur,si nv uslng Hall. N-gr-
table SicIllin Hair l.rpewrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

". can never hoI'- 10 - impartial 10
our estimate. of character until &c '-as''
Judging ether. by thclr worst trait. an'i
our..l,r. by our beet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The Lady Co,llvs mus, have had rS.
cep,Ion,lly long hair since u conceaLr'
her lovely person. SINE Ayers Hair
vigor came into u~e such eN,mple- ars
not so rir' "a form-riv. u net "nl'
promotes the grosib IL the hair, but
gives II a rich silken texture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

wife. II r,,,ily believe you wouldn't
car.if wrr- dead" Husband. my
dear, 10 you wcr. dead, wouldn't care
for ANYTHING. YOU know"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
N., a. IN. v.ssi.,.

NY ~ W.
No as What L. ~ Your shadow.
No Pictorial Numerical Enigma
NO weather l. M II the wind b. siill
No. ~ -Rhymins Double Acr~tic;
Wrath. Omaha. Rniicr. ND. Pnmals.
york. FINALS. hard
No 81 Hour Gls--3
oyEhP oisE
ruEO uou
rEKiL
FRoSOu>
SORwE GIAS
No ~ Easy Hshea'iings. !. Bale. y
U-.Agr. a None. 4 Keel j asier.
q Raw Z H-arhor. \ i-rats. v Lever.
10 Ladder bunker iiill
No. AZ -Cartsilmsnts; stage. sage
Sam-p
No. sI-NamL.rs Ina Anagram;
1. Twelve q SIXTEEN.
z Thirteen. a ssveni~~n-
4 fOur-~a !. Eight~~n-
4 Fift.n Ninste~n-
No. a. Hidden States: Orexon. Colo
rsdo. Idaho. Utah. Maine. Tsssa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
AuYTle INHALATION

A bill has bcrn introduced Into the
Vermont Legislature making u = nile
demesnov FOE Publishers 10 carlcaturs
candidates for oslice, the penalty being
anc of ei0o for each offence. The
Orr~n Noantsin Solou who evolvsi thls
remarkable measure Il 10 BE- compliments
ell on possessing Ill the gravity Of IN
on ar goose. There IL only oue fault
With his blll-It isnt broad enough.
why should the majesty nj the Law b.
Invoked to protect sensitive candidates
slones Why nat punish With nne az
imprisonment, or hath, anybody who is
foani guilty of making fun of ANYBODY
elscs begging psrIon for the iltrrtv
taken, the ilee respectfully submits q
few amendments Ia the bill nov before
4 the tlouse.
I. For smiling nc q chip Who has
clipped on bsnsns peel, i've dollars "r
ten days' Imprisonment.
~. Grinnlng at = churchg"~r Who is
caught snoring In meeting. ten dollars or
twenty dsys.
/ nc. snickering whrn msn pounds
Ill. thumb, fifteen dollars or thirty days.
| ~. sending q romIc valentine Ia .
printer. twenty dollar. or forty days.
v. Itlllcailng q prcof-rra'ier ~bo
SPELLS "ldIot" With two Ia, twenty-five
dollars ar nfty dsvs.
/, VI. Making fun ~ fellow when hls
hat blows "a, el,Wo,Opo fine, or hsri
labor Tor life. y. n. Ia case the victim
. L. bslIhc,,ied hls mocker. shall be hung
withou, trial and without the benefit OF
clergy.
. There are several hunir-,i other ml.-
dcmesnor., with accompanying pcn,l-
ties, which might hc emboiie'i W this
rough drsft. Tho foregoing examples,
bows,rr. sufiieientiy show What INV IL
eugrfi~i on the propo.ci bill. pro,f'e'i
A u u suffered to take rot In Oh. Vermont
Legislature. We hope tn &C.. u p,s.ei-
out of existence. Richmond lee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

"whit I. the foremost smbitlon % a
boyY' "ro D. mn" "Nni whtt \.
thu leadlns ambliion ~ minF' ITO b-
'one IL the toys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

co Ispper. Druggist. Vert wAJns. ina-'
wuis.i My little sister. foaf Jesfs u sfr.
ga. 81 m fr.m hscnshitis thsi~e had slnsst
et,sn up iave q hsf r.so,sfy. Oar fsmiiy
phy.l~iaa. Q skilful msa and Il izrE. ssr-t
sns.. pfunoaneed u asslsss 30 sise bet an,
n.orr Iae.llclns saying hs lad d"ns al n~ss
pssslbls a. d.. and ~e nfusf pfepsfe f"s We
~cra. AZ . last rrsau. ~e astsfr'insd y"
ty Ayers Cherry f,efarai. and J ran tfu'y
ssy, Nth met harry results. Amer iaAins
A fec DISCS shs seemed a. ttvsihr ssssf'
.nd. wiilis q ~esk. ~as cai of danger. We
sc.iinusd si,inE the f,st.sal uniil ssiistsa
che vas entirely ~si Tits inilspataiie
s,laenee q The sr,sf merit "a Ayers sisry
r.s,s.f.i has ri,,n me unt".nisd ee.h.
deuce M the ptvrarsiiso. and reeominfns'
a D. ny customers. kno~inE % cAnn"t d'sap
pint them
s.usi spi M, partner n trunchiiis kns~
AZ numerous easss In ~hlsh Ills rssrafsis"
IA. proved very hsnsnelal In famliissof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Mrs. Saolgrass. "ioar husband
complains that De- can't SNAKE thu ri-
gsrs you bought for him." Mrs. Saivr-
lev. swell, I cant Near the bounct Joe
seirxtsxi for me. either"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The .,om ,ch doe. not Improve on ac'
auiIntsue. When m,n hnI. that bc
Ia. one. Il lea m,.t iroublc.o'nc com
usniou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

In every town vherv SAvkxA Il Intro
ducsi the salc h larger than al CHR
washing compounds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The l~.t thing for .vellen hini. az
feet. IL John.on's AnoiyDc llnl'nent :
.oo,hing. Try u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Every day there I. an explosion 81
someihing-s safety lamp, boiler or u
theory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
..y.. -.,ii alb amt wi.lom, ~

"Nes." all old aunt Wisloti, ~ cut
cut every COOL thing rrsl Ia the "a
t~r.. hat what put,ies me u. iii't the
beat articles eni bv mentioning .ou'"
cure. Que of The new literary fad., !
..t,pss-."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

IL an lnnammssisa u he hscasiliai sutss :
The cir passages leading inis The lungs.
W. .tiser complaints are 90 psevsisns. ~
call 60 m-fe rrvmpt aud eesfrvf'c ses'.n.
A. s~gisst ~ delsy may rrsuis seriously.
effective remedies sbsaid al~sys " ~
hand App'y II eses mustard peuli'ee y:
tho uppsr part Il the chest. and. be Internal
treatment. take ifsgueni doses ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

A Ussfal Present u every paehsgs
6AvExA, The bet washlns Povdss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Rely on \ rmedy time sanctions.
johnson. Ancdync I.lnimsnt va. Invent
ed \. u. 1910.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
4 pretty time OF nIrh,-moonl'sh,.

III. Eom,n sugur sui the Inliin dc
oaght Ia bc enumerated among the AN
cicnt tool..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

No. sss.-rtssai Chsrssiss
90. the Ioys % summer time.
When the foral hosts apgsar.
And the air 10 all q chime
With the glsdsosne sounds we hear.
Ba,tsrvaps and dsi.ie. bright
Dscks the fields ON e,.ry aide.
lending FINAL to .ight
whieh shoaid al the hear, With pridA
In the PRIMAL bright snd gr~en.
Snowy IurAis spring to view.
Aiding .plsndor Ia the soens
With their royal pnrple hue.
on wish that ! might dwell
IN som. Gar 81 trppic cline.
wberc nanght CONES to hr,ak the sf>u
az an sndlc-s summsr time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Amer PRAYING for goodness, don't for
GET "A. L., cooi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
-. sss. Rlsdis..

40. AS. Riadis.
I. What u mos, lac cai's tall
Z What u that which ,dAni. only 20 all
mankind. never ss AMI never p.--r-s.-i'
a WIZ sa lucky gambler an szrr~shis
fellow
4 Why az, gloys- unstable ar'icls-'
s whsn l. a Lis like rumor'
q WIZ /. dog. tail like the plih % a
trs'
:. Why is the litter & the most Noisy Of
.~tisf.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

10. is,. -t.sissas.


tamasuri - irtters srseu.
To -hsrn nussch t.Iar~ory y sisea;
A. csrtsln tiae. In tsssn N.
Al oxh~r tlui-. 4 tat~ The ssin
S.nalirf ny Aettrfs n III tshls.
Ihes ~ a th~ua ~ AT n rcsrs siA>.
NAks nrss shat ~. In yseSy sst.
~ whais tn hesAhi q ths dAy
90. u-.~~ my i~ties. -rs~a iisiAbsi
Ti.es fartn Q -espna - ~ hsssi
AT thai -kAch - "a ss~rr slsis
o. or,i-r - tn Engiish .tAt>
Issg-r~r suy i-tt~r. s~s-a assia.
IA - stl issk - 49, in.ss~'
AT that NJ stIlf . "a 81 40
VIZ fsrsvti~a IN ~ 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The msn Who get. there doesn't have
Co 20 around telling 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

o.r..y...lssss 2. s.y.s e i.sss.:s y =. !.z,.:
ColUsx. Oxfsri i',~sssl rsns. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
=. a,.-N p,.r...I r.ssl.

4 Aaae.tion. :. A.msii t~s Cor money.
a To paSs along smoo,hly. 4 To uIsst
8 A wallet
DiAEoaal.. irvm the UPPER lsf, hand let
ter a. the lower rght hsDd letter. q hideon.
dwarf who hgurcs In one 81 DICKENS
Nofks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

10. sso. -Cv..s w..d t.igw.-
In .oaght. bn, not In found.
IN circle. but not In round.
In lay. but 20, In sound.
In bpancc. bat ~, In bound.
In yaI-sf. hut not In steam.
IN rili. bat ne, In str,afn,
In ancient. but not In obi.
Fini q country y,r, cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Ma. sss.--Nswsssssi EsiEvas-
I am composed 81 thirsy-ons lsiisrs
Ny ~. "a. IA. a n, h q workshop
NJ q. 81. 10. ~. .. al. II sseA fowl
NJ = 2 NJ. -. Is. h oAilc,s
Ny y. al. -. I. h deprv>.~t with feAs.
Ny n. 4. m. -, u vacuum
Nv - ip-a 10 . plant
NJ q ~, "a. 10 an emolument
NJ whole 10 god ad,icc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
Young Children,

q. nat the aeileine !. kno~n sInonf them
a. IN. e~s...lsr a the snii@ssd. 80 jaime
ruf,,. yhlsi. ssn Cfi.tal,si. san IloninEo.
"a shast tiae asn. . ~as tshsn ~th Q
severe atf.sk a tr,nshni. Tie ren'sdiss
ordinarily u.sd ~ sUrh Eases tailed te size
m. relief Alisa.i IN DESPAIR n s,sr fndinE
anything b. surs ne, J houELs r'us =.
Ayers Chsry fect.rai sni VAS hsirFs
fr.sn ths nr.t aoss. ! hsh nj finished coo
t-afis b.fts The disease lefi NE, and ~,
thruat and lungs ~sf, ~ .rund a. s'u =
Geo n. Hunter. Alts-rna. Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
40. ssl.-n.p-.,-a s,ii..is.

40. s,t.-gsr~si~s ., itsstss
The hr.t syllable - the -~coai wori 10
th. zane .. the Last syllsbls II the nrst
wori. The ar; .yllAbl. - the thiri ~ord
1. the same 40 The LAT syllAbls 81 the go
ond wori. AMI - on
IA capital - Earop- \ covering
far the hal a Lower" \ man sbo
live Alons. q \ covering Zoe the hsid
q \ popular game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05
REBUKE TO DEMOCRATS.
Governor Campbell's Opinion OF Repub-
lican Gains in CINCINNATI.

Governor Campbei's Opinion OF Repub-
lican Gains in Cincinnati.
COLUMBUS. ONO, Nov. Ex-Governor Camp
bell, when asked last night to what he attrb-
uted the large republican gains il Hamilton
county, said: 1T looks to me as though the
people of Hamilton county did not approve Of
the course Of their representatives during the
extraordinary session Of the legislature. Cos
grave. III my opinion, is the only democratic
candidate. with possibly exception. whom
We ought to have elected that has suffered de-
feat. If this is not a signal rebuke to u certain
element CT the democratic party Ill Hamilton
county fail to judge the result correctly"
OHIO DEMOCRATS CLAM THE STATE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 1.-The democratic
state committee still refuses to concode Ryan's
election, holding that the rate of gain is falling
off SO much as the rural districts come in that
on the latest returns Rvan's plurality is below
1000. Outside of these headquarters it ia con-
cedcd that Ryan il elected by from 5000 to
10000.
Foster, rep, tcleSraphs 'conceding the cleo
ton OF Hare, his opponent In the eighth dis
trict by 100. The state democratic committee
claims Fosters defeat by 200. 1t seems that
Poorman, Brigham, and Ashley. republican
candidates for Congress-, have also been de-
feated beyond doubt The democratic state
committee are assured of this. II so, the next
Ohio delegation in the House will stand IA
democrats and republicans.
OFFICIAL COUNT WILL BE NEEDED.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. ga special from
Canton sa-s that there is little or no doubt Of
McKinley's defeat The official count will,
however, be necessary to satisfy the repubi-
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ILLINOIS.
Minor State Officers Probably Elected
by the Democrats

CHICAGO, Nov 5-Four hundred and forty.
eight precincts heard from at AIS this morn
ing show the probable election of Frank Law
ler DEM, for sheriff; Edward Wilson, dem, for
state treasurer; Henry Rab, dem,, for state su-
perintendent; Charles Kern, DEM, for county
treasurer; Albert G. Lane. rep, for county
superintendent public instruction, and r. j.
Smith, dem. for president of county board.
The county clerkship is i'll doubt The demo-
cratic judiciary ticket is also probably elected.
The democrats elect w. G.. Ewing for Con-
in the second and Allen c. Dunborow in the
third. The republicans elect Geo. Adams for
Congress in the fourth district
ILLINOIS DISTRICTS IN DOUBT.
1t is claimed by the republican state COM
mittee that Taylor, Adams and Mason will be
elected, although Mason's district will be ex-
ceedingly close. Cannon they also claim by
small majority. Gests district Is still in doubt
republican authority estimates AmberS's
rep, plurality over Wilson. dem, for state
treasurer in forty-eight counties outside of
Cook at $4,000. and claim that this will be
sweIed to $1,000. This estimate, however, is
probably an exaggerated one.
The best advices at this time are that Am
berg will have from the northern end Of the
state and Cook county majority of
something over $4,000 to meet the demo-
cratic counties and alliance counties in the cen
trail and southern portion of the state. The
best authorities put his majority at not to ex-
coed 1000. The citizens or know nothing"
movement in Chicago have cut down his vote
some thousands, which in a measure has been
met by gains from Journeys.
Never in the history of Illinois have election
returns throughout the state been SO compl-
Gated by scratching or local issues. Even in
Cook county the county has not been completed
at $50 this morning. Returns throughout the
state are very meager. and although tho local
newspapers, the Associated Press and the tele-
graph company have made a great effort to
obtain accurate results yet nothing but ap-
proximate results can be had.
Returns still come in very slowly from Illi-
nols counties and frequently consist of nothing
more than estimates. So far as these estimates
can be depended upon the vote on Illinois
state ticket will be very close, with chances in
favor of the election of republican candidates
by very Sigh. plurality. not exceeding 5000
or COCO.
Twenty-eight precincts ont of total OF 43 in
Adams county give Amberg (rep.) for state
treasurer $3.50; Wilson (dem. }, 4,3i2, a demo-
cratic gain of about 500 as compared with the
presidential ticket OF 1888.
Foreman (dem.) majority for Congress is
estimated at 5000. Washington county gives
democratic majority of 500, gain OF $50,