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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Gmpfeblunsen-
Delaware SpuIr,
3 22S eada. Ipsnue, Srrautcn.
@srne teieuse Id, baB eS bls ssite Deittel |
Sur grrhlsung hes llnssiiefers 1T wirft hbsr |
uno I6nsa uno ron Rillipneu 9tpa6es TT |
feline iibrie. Sas Niittel III irssnb etnsn |
9reis verb. Z. 8. CALLAHAN.
g8efminntr SptsI, scranton.
Strrn GrGssrs RitteI II duse9ei6net. Gr
bat mein SUiel pUu Wiaipnsu Jtcad,ss bsfrrit.
Spfepb ". Gurt.
1924 g8. 9ada. glSs., Strantou.
Scrr Grd1sr bat ale Rpahes aus msintm
Saule psrrisben uno ih smpfeble ibn brjltt.
gbparb 6arr.
Srantpn, Suni 1890.
gla6 ,weimaliger Nupenbung bat Serr
SrRaer alle 9toa6 8 aus 1iihe uro anesrsn
Giumsn perlriebeu uuo Gin Sabr @ar1ntte
oeaeScr. Rann er fur @ncere pdlIelbe tbuu,
10 smpfebIe ib ibn bifens.
Continental SpeilflaaL
1873 gIypmirlS Give
Ollie 9pn6rs fub mad tsm 8rbraut css
Miths perfawunpen.
Sfttlie 6if9tE
500 Grppn Ape., Scranton.
SD britatigs AlsS, mas Obsn seiast 1T.
u. Y. gS f late,
6. PRICES Central Galb Stcrs.
gtn aas, bic ss anssbt.
Die llnhr,eiauetrn beifitigen gerne, eab
Serr SrGssr unisre SGulfr ppn 9toa6rs, BEN
S6reden Der Sausfrauen, befrett bat, une
rmpfibIru ibn 9lller, bic gIri9ermNbsr ssPla9t
| llno:
Wt6acl 9yn@, s. s. MpraiL Sotsl
| @bds. NGltner, 9Strtb, 6rtB 9Sdgnsr, Srudsr
Natie Siorr, SOlepb Grant
| pdul @rli6, Otto Sdubert,
9lutbpny Ssnepit6, %. .. Wau, SOtrL
Simon plrisp, SeurY gpnne,
Jpbn Hfa9an, Spel, Antbpnp 9tts,
2llfrep 2pmarid, 9pbn Sufen,
s. Suuney, Wsggrr, alrr StaT,
Selena SrGger, @jrp. @uni6, Sctfl,
Wiihael Mlller, @pnrao SeinIein,
Seni. Spnes, Mdtbilha 0SebrI,
@ 5Iynu, MCBsrr 6. Rprton, StUrs
gBiuiam gieso, Sspalo gEagurr,
Senry BUST, SjultaD ppner,
6ranf u. Adlsy, Sarab SrcmpFl,
glIi9 9lpyO, Sotsl g8m. McpbfricH
unS pirls 2nesrs.
SD iibGrnebme @pntrafte unb pcrlange tftnE
9sjabluug, bis bic 9tpa6es DertiIst lIne,
apmmr lelbIt pbr lenbe 8prIbrift Ium @s.
brauh bes Wittels.
9reis per S6a6teI, so Gents.
Serrm. 5rGser,
no. 1929 SlCYe Strnbs
Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

llebersudsrte 6riibte biIben sur Obits
Seit stpiIhen Den nur Iauber abeepubten
anberen Srii6teu cine bubIde 9lbtpe6'
fsIung in ben Obftic5alen. Sobanniss
beeren, Sirideu uno Jieiuetlauoen iino
gum ueber3udsrn beionoers empfebIenSs
lpertb. Wtan ibIdst einige GiipeiB
i6aumis absr ni6t gu Sdnee, taudt
bic Srt6te bon alien Seiten binein,
beItreut iie oISoam redt bibt uno
sIsi6faaS NIT feinsm 3uder uno trOds
net iie auf Sieben in Der Spmne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
lin Die Reife Der SomGten Su
beiealeuuieeu

bei@lenuteen
empfieblt 9rof. @arriere in Der ,,Repue
SUrticole", mad Der ,,&bIn. S.'3t8.",
EN- @erfabren, pel9eS bcionoerS' II
bieIem Sabre Iebr ansebrabt ieIn bitrfte
unb BON ieSem MurftSdrtner, aud bon
ben meiiten 8artenbeiisern au89eftlbrt
werben fam. Die WarftSdrtuer Inn
9aris penben buiielbe ie mad ben gSlts
teruneSberbGltnihen mebr Ooer ipeniger
umfaHenb in ieoem Sabre an. 9as
perflolIene Sabr lieferte ben 8etpeis
fir bic SreffIidfeit bieier NtaBnabmen.
SIN 9lmerita fanb cine pblliSe Oltbernte,
itatt, 10 baB nun bic franSOiil6en Sos
maten,lbter nit 9luftrdSen tberbduft
puroen, bic iie anSelibts Der bOben
9reiie germ ausfiibrten. Sier5u muBte
inbeilen bic Reife beI6IeuniSt peroen.
gBie bic erIten Siri6en, brinsen aud
bic erIten Somaten oaS meiite 8elo,
porauSseiebt, baB bic 2iebesdpfeI cine
mbsIihit 9rslrotbe 6arbe beitben. I'm
oa8 borgeitredte 3iel gu erreI9en, plIdt
man Die in Der gnttpidIunS etni9ermas
ben rorgeI6rittene 5rii6te uno brlnSt
iie in fIa6en, nit reinem Strob auSSes
faaten 8iIt6en unter Die @IaSfenlter
BON 8eeten pber in @Iasbduier. IS
pirO febr mabis sespHen, I'm in benz
betreffenoen 8ebGItniB cine feu6te 2uft
ber,uiteaen, tpeIde bic 8etpebe ernGbrt,
iie feit unb itrobenb erbdIt, ia iOSar elm
Ieidtes Ini6pelen Der 6rii4te berpor'
ruff. Inter bieien 8ebin9ungen er3ieIt
man Somaten bon i6Dner Sarbe, beren
glroma natiirIi9 binter pemieniSen Der
an Der 8Fan;e sereiften SuriidbIeibt.
,,8enn iie auf Dem Uiartte nur ROTH
Iinh "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Mnfs elp abren pon eebensmittel.


@itroneu. sic miiiIen Dor
@drme uno Dor bem 3utritt ppn SUIT
beipabrt iperoen. Ntan beoedt lie nit
Spreu, trodene Sanb ooer iibersiebt
tie nit 8ahsr unD erneuert ba6eIbe ale
"a Gage.
@ier. OieIeIben baIten Ii6 lan8e
gut, tpenn man iie III einem filblen &aum
einfad in cine sroBe S6iifiel Ooer einen
&orb le9t, nie eS Die 8erfGufer tbun.
8On ben bur6Ib6srten Gierbrettern lit
abSuIeben, ba iih, ipenn Die Gier nibt
regelmdBi9 seDenbet iperben, bic Dptter
ienfen. 9Siu man i'm 9Sinter 9roBen
Sorratb buben, 10 nimmt man Gier,
melde i'm 0tonat gtuguit seleSt iiuo.
Die bette Irt, friIbe gier aufSubepabs
ren, beitebt BARN, bdB man pieielben
eine balbe Stunre III elmer &Diun9 BON
Saliepidure (auf 200 Gramm 9Saner
l @ramm SaIicpidure gerebneD Iie8en
ldbt, abtrDdnet, uRb iie bann often in
EN- SGB, Giite ober in S6uheln Iest.
Sci gintritt Der &dlte miiien Iib Die
gier an einem Ort beiinben, no iie
ni6t erFrieren fbnnen. Cine anbere Dirt
Iie aui;ubeipnbren beitebt oarin, baB
man lie IN Siiten pber Sdiisr nit Sano,
9toeSen, oirie, SudpeiSen ooer &Ieie
Iegt, bod 10, baB iie chamber ni4t be'
rilbren.
Grbien, 9riiue, bemabrt man mad
ensliIder 9lrt am beiten ouf, tpenn man
iunSe aussebiiIIte grbien in pbQis
trOdene, peitbaIlisc @Ia8ilaI6en tbut
uno iic 10 mb9lidit Oidt Suiammenibuts
teIt. Siub Die 6lai6en obeu felt un9es
iiiat, 70 bsrfortt unS berpi9t man tie
gut, srdbt iie etipa m. tIef al Der
trodenIteu StelIe bes 0artenS in bic
Groe elm unO fam lie 10 ftinf bis feds
Ntonate gang frii9 erbaIten.
Orb beeren. lin bieielben els
nige Gage frii3 Su erbaIten. brinst man
iie, Slei9 naboem tie SepiIiidt iinb, in
cine neue irbtne S6IHsI, 70 oaB iie
ni6t su bid ;u Iiesen fommen uuO iteIt
Die SdtIiel iiber Elm @efdb NIT fris
i9em @uher.
Y 1t9. 0rober Sprratb muB N
fabIen &eaern aufbepabrt tperben
Bon 3eit su 3eit muB man ben giiia
aus elnem 8efdb in baS anoere abfld.
rem, I'M ibn bon ben unreinen SbeiIer
Su befreien, nelde ieiu Seroerben be:
fbrOern. I'm ben Giiis Dor ben ioBen
Ghi9saIen su bepabren, empfebIt man
Helm BeihIogeue SoIStoblen in oaS Sal
su perfen, tpobei man auf elm 5SaB boz
, 80 2iter ettpa 750 @ramm bis ein Silo'
gramm beoarf.
8ett bdIt iib am Idnsiten braud'
, bar, penn man eS suoor gut nit g8aiie,
auSfodt, UNI ale Sallertarti8eu Be-
itanotbeile oarauS gu entfernen, iporau
, man e8 idbmiISt nab Dem 9lu5tlblel
, in Steint6pfe eieBt, nit SIaie poe
. Bersamentpapier subinoet uno all einen
t troderen, fiibIen Orte auf6epabrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Gine Stabt, in tpeI6cr Die 2tbBua8'
rDbren beritopft ituo. piro balo Elm
SGu6enbsro uno cine 8oIoSrube fir
ben 2ei6enbeitdtter iein. Sin 86rper,
in ipeldem bic gIbSuastandIe: Ulaits
BARN, 9lieren, 8Iais, 2unse uno 6auts
poren peritopft iino, ipirb remielben
S6idial oerfaaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
satarrb fann nidbt fnrirt perben

bur6 locale gpplifatipnsn, ba lis ben SiB her
Rranfbtit nidbt srrriheu fDnnen. Adtarrb III
cine 9lut- pper 9pnitimtirns.SiranFbrit unp
nm lie ;u bstltn. mHbt Sbr innrrlidtr Seil.
mittrl nebmen. Saa's aatarrb.9m pirb cine
aeucmmfn unb Nirft birsft auf has glut une
bic l6lsimiss SbsrfG6s. Sal's aatarrb. Stur
1T tsins SuadlaIbrr WsbiSiu. Gle puree sit
Sabrn pon rium eer bsfen asrite bisIrs 9an-
bss prcrpust unp it elm resslmaBigss 8icept.
Sis brltfbt aus ben brlteu befanuten 6prica,
perbunbsn nit ben bsitrn Slursinigunesmit-
teln, bic eirret auf Die S6lrimpbsriIicte mir.
fen. Die ppllfpmmene gertinoung err ;pei
9sfanetbsile 1T es, mas lpl6 puneerprlIr Rr.
Iultats bel err Stiluns pUu 2atarrb brrpprs
brinst. 2aBt Gu6 3eusni6e umirnlt Ibiden.
3. s. Cheney q &c., 9ierntb., SOlebp, 3.
gerfauft BON apOtbrFrrn pris Is s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

9beetshsI bon 8eiieIitsinunIdben frei
gu baIten, seIin8t poAltdnOis, ipenn
man perioSiI9, etpa einmal mOnatIid,
8artoffeIidaIen barin cine 3eit lang
fnhen I1Bt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

gtn bem 3uder beim @infe6en Der
5rii6te (Simbeeren unO 10 iueiter) pirO
erbeOlib 9eipart, iuenn man ben 3uder
ni9t pdbreno, ionoern nab bem 8oben
Der Srii6te beiiebt. Dem ipenn man
ben Suder n6breno bcS SObens beis
iebt, berpanrelt er iib bur6 Die Sdure
Der Sritbte in Grauben3uder, pelAer
mr bic SdIfle Stibe sibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Gin euteS Subnerfutter iinb @i6eIn,
tpeIbe i'm Serbit eeiammeIt i'm 8ads
ofen seebrrt, gu NtebI senablen unO
benz iibli6en Sutter in fleiner Wense
beisemeust perOen. glua seritampfte
Snoden permebren ben Glerertru8 ne'
IentIi6. Die 9emabIenen 8noben
perSen NIT Buiier gefoRt unO nit
&leie permen9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

9inpleum reinist man am idbnten
nit parmem 99ahsr uno Sejfe, ie nod
8enuBung permitteIit zines Subcs ober
elmer SurItt uno trcdnet es gut ab.
SoSa harf man nibt benuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

- Sats Or. Gbrmas GeIertrir SeI fir
@roup uup Grfauuaru gcbrdutt uuO e5 fu-
riris ppiitip.-@m. Say, $40 plbmcutb 1--WE,
SuTaIp, u. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
@ebranebt sMoaeb.9yafte",
g nj p pfehlunaen.

I'm cure SGuIsr Spn GrdrOa6ts, Mansrn
MGulsu unb llusclieftr su reiuiBer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
})ut39escbGft.
"a GaGaWanna NBg. 224

Das grSstr, bsi-iTOrtirts pussr1tdfi Il.
S.abt guo llmgsssnb. ueueltrn 6acUns
II O1aea' unO Rinberbiiten, 8Iumen, Sdu-
b,ru, GaaJi9ubsn, ,e., ionic aud in Damer-
glp G,aEs;dniigen.-Der beifs pIaB fur Sr.
r:l aae 9n1teubits. Sembsu ,r.-epFeT ute
ReisiaiPsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
80 Sabre geIitten.

80 Sabre ssIitteH.
!6r. .. 81. Rearid,
GVnitantins, Wih. be
ri6ttt, eaB er hrsiBis
Sabre al S6merjsn
i'm 9tidcn seIitten ba>
BE unb biswsiIsn fur
gBrd,en eejipunsen mar
bas Seit " bilttn. Or
eetrau6ts ct. Safpbs
Del uno ipur6e ban
erno sebeiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Gssen 9ienenfi3 ipIIen @oi9unsen
unO mad gntfernunS Der StudeIn llm'
I9IGSe nit IiBcr Rila ipirtiam iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

te nur I'M Stanbt MIR
;eitpsifs 2inpsruns su
perl6afTen. SD ee>
brauhte ppr 4 Sabren
Ct. Satobs Del uno
ipurbs bauernb sebeilt.
Sam'l y. Sbiplpr,
9arasOH, Snb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

SieIe Sabre selittcn.
10. Suli, 1888.
SD, lit % Sabre an
SdmtrStn i'm acpfr,
bic int Sabre 1862
bur6 einen Spnnen>
hid psranIaet wurcen.
SD mar bdufts se~
,punstn pas Sett Su
bitsn une paren @erj>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

THE CHARLES a. voaELER CO.. Baltimore. nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
NUMBER 43.

Some of them were borsl.--ly sitting on
tbeir baggage. exhausted by their journey
and annoyed by tho curiosity Of tho
crowd; while o. Add to tbeir misery
night was coming on. Increasing with 10
dsrknes. the de-olaienc-s VI the unknown
land. Rad0ur lookel at ths exile. mo
chsuically. but be was. on sudden.
.eiIe,l wiih u strong emotion ~ he rec
ogniIed tho drcss 10 tho old peasants, tho
velvet boiiocs % their wives, and tho
women. long hair. - tho color II tho
riIs harvest. Ia another minute his for
gotten drrams hal t-ooms reality. for
be saw before him thu soft features and
golden hair % KAtsl. Yc-. there aha
stool with oh RipI-rt. her mother. and
all the little children. far away frum the
.awmill ga the rppling Sanerbach. which
till fiowci past the abandoned home.
"Kadour'-
"KAtsif-
lie .turned pale and sbs blnshsi
slightly.
In n few MINUTES the eiile.' difficulty
was sttlei. The Kaid's house was largv
anil the immigrants were welcome %
install themselves therein until thsir
little portion ~ land was accorded them
Quickly ths mother gathered up tho
bundle. AMI called together her children.
who hal brgun already b. play With ths
little nAtiyes. p-ll NELL they were all put
In the cnufiin- ainong ths silks and pre-
ciou. stuii.. and RAtel laughel msrrily
at finding herself mounted In such grand
style on an Arab mule Ksdour laughed.
too. but le-- heartily. anil with q sort %
suppressed delight.
a. night Wa. falling rOuni ani thu
air growing cool be- wnpi--i his former
nur-. In b-autiful strip..i burnous, ons
~ the welding pr-s.nts. embroidered
with T-arl.. and with its soft folds fall
Ing round her aud the fringe glisisning
brightly she AT motioulcss and smiling.
looking like blonde hour e-cap-d frum
the harrm
A. KadOur gard az her q thousand
nal projects cro~-.-l his mind. lie
would brrak his iroth with the Aga.
daughter And marry Kaiel-n0ns but
Rat.l for him. And some day they
would b. returning together from thu
city. all alon, In lane - olsander-. shs
smiling nt him on the mules hack. he
holding her birdie ~ At prr-snt Lager
~. still dreaming. he gave the signal for
the departure u the train. bu, kAisl
,iOpT-l him. saying In her sofi voice
"wAit a minute. Herc com"- my
husband.
Katsl Was married. Poor Kadour'-
From the frrnch % Daudet In Buffalo
lturs.s4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
. n...a M.,h.a nj c.r,inx.

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10 necessary to make tho desired number
NJ copies. each the sine u the letter book
page. When about 10 take copies wet
the cloth. OF several pieces II necessary.
70 thoroughly that there shall be no dry
.pots This done wiring them out ~
dry a. possible with the hands Now
place the oil sheet In the book and tho
cloth thereon. and the leaf % the copy
book on this Next lay the letter or
manuscript on this. and N another sheet
{. 30 hs copied AID another oil sheet, .
we, cloth. tho tissue leaf. and ~ on Tor
AZ many sheets as there may 10 10 copy.
BY this process Ne many ~ twenty
sheets may be copied successfully At tho
same time. while tho most expert with
the brush. OF any similar device Tor
moistsning the tissue leaves. will some-
times fail on . single copy. We retired
our hair and felt brushes TO make place
for the cheese cloth a number of yean
ago For Typewriter work nothing ex.
GELS the cloth Clear copies may be pro-
cured a. long a. there is enough ink left
on . ibbon 10 make IN impression =
Cor. Writer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
rsI NEBRASKA PROHIBITION FIGHT

Ou. oi the occasional contribution. to
the column. II the Democrat, Who ~.
.I,l.. IN Nebraska, s-uls "a. copy of
the om IA, H.. containing q campalgu
.pc-ch II Iion. J. l.. Webster. Who u.
advocating license In the campaign nov
In progrc.. In thu, state. The speaker
rndc,,or. Ia prove by ofilclai statistic.
that ther, !. mor- liquor sold api more
drunkenness IN Mslnc, IN proportion io
population, than In any other state In
the union, aud tia, Il !. prohibition, aud
prohibition alone, that hs. csu.ci that
condition which our Western friends are
plca.ci to call "ihc decadencc % New
Engl,ni." In using hsurcs io support
thl. last th-ory hc must 10 eour-c com.
pare Main. With some llc-n.- state, aud
fot ,hi. parpo.c b. seicct. the great Hch
state ~ nn.yl,ani,, anil compare. the
growth ~ the lndu.tric. % i'cnn.y l,an.i
With the total industrie. % Maine, In
igurc.. without taking Into accom-, the
cnofmou. difference la population. sach
.. on. sample of hl. u.e % "otiicisl sta
ti.iIc.-. our correspondent ~ho ."nd'
"a. the paper writes;
The Omaha lie, unfortunately, \. an
able paper aud has the largest circulation
of any p,Irr In ,h. state; ani Mr. Web
.tst u q prominent lawyer snd politician.
". are la the thick ~ avery hot light
for prohIbiilon, ani ~lsh .o much somr
go,rl speaker from Maine coald CONE
b-rc and isH ~. tAs irstA. III. situation
her. IL pccultsr,-t~o amendments bc-
forr the I,~opl., oac for prohibition, one
fof licens-four partlc. la the Held,
Republican. Democrat, Prohibition an'l
independent. the latter composed of "a"
Farmer Alliances. The ProhIbltloni','
anh tnil->aloon Republican. are work
Ing hsri Tor the prohlbllory amendment ;
hat what the result will D. ~c Know not.
am not 80 bnpeful a. .one, for th"
llc.n.. party !. strung owing Ia Our
lsr,, foreign population ani has, motr.
over, Ia IL. rank. some ~ the llneal de-
.ccndani. % Aninlas and sipphlrs.
N would b- 70 Interest Ia your rad
er., I may .snd you by aud by, brisf
account of Cur great Temperance nsht
her,, which r-minds me ~ the one ~r
had In Maine nearly forty year. ago.
II. r.. NJ. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28

Nc..r.. J. q. IIoughton 4 Co... Liver.
uooI. cable "a. that American apple. sold
|. their market Last week, as follows;
NORTHERN Spy bring es.S Per barrel
nsId~ ins. si.l6 Ia ss.io. Many srri.-
ing are Of poor quality, and not sound
consequently diiiicalt To sell. Messr..
lance Lindsay 4 son, Glasgow aud kd-
I..urxh. c,ble that they Adsise shlp-
m~uss of only good quality fruit; SPOT
tel or weak fruit not wanted ~ any
nrIe~. They sold lsst week: chote
Einvs ss high ~ es.ss; choice baldw ins,
A hIsh as ss.l0 10 $50. Ordinary
qualities al poportionstely 'ess Prscss'
farDsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
RAPID Rlss TO WEALTH.
,.ssy sf the Leap 10 ria.asisi sssssss
sf Ad.m Daasahsifss.

ttssy ef the Leap Go ttnsnsisi sssesss
sf Adam Dassahsifss.
A party ~ gentlemen were talking In
,rout % the Hotel Sandcrsyiile few
,vrning- ago. carrying on running
,unyenAtion about men and event.
They WIRE calling up little "Reminiscences
u the past, when Que % them rcmarheii
"Ysars ago. just after the clo-" u the
war, remember ther. liv~i In this
county = man who every day walked 10
tween IA. plow handles. tilling hi. httls
farm for livelihood. oontsat~i and
.errne. seemingly car.le-s anil unmind-
fui oi the hard life be daily lei. By his
fellow. he wa. not accredited with any
unusual degree - busine-. tact, nor wa
II the cass that his judgment In matters
q finance wAs sought by any OF his
acquaintance
III be was overly shrewd no one knew
II. N be anticipated any successful
achievements beyond the sphere In which
b. moved hs did not let any one know
% ,hi. latent ambition that hr~i his
brain. Finally he dnfted away frOm
the. parts AZ hs, he wen, 20 savah.
nah. Son after reaching that city. hav'
ing made q favorable impression on .
lady who hal soiDe means and who as-
si.,cl him In pccuniary matters, be be-
came associated with John l.. Martin In
,h. cotton commission bushes. In that
b. pru~percd fairly well. and eventually
mArrie,i his bcneiactrcs~ Retiring frUm
the cotton trade be went 20 New York
.ome time In the seventies There ho
struck In, II SENS. with the 'magiciAns
of finance In the great metropolis, and
prosperity has beamcd on him ever since.
At the annual election % siockhold.
cr. Of the Central railroad In savannah
Gen. Alexander. the president. voted by
proly B.5OO sharcs ~ that stock. tho
property % Adam Dudenheifer, Of New
York. and that was only meag.r por-
ton u his aocumulations The Adam
Dudenheifer tha, lived In pinched cir.
cumsiAnc.s In thi. county years ago IL
now the same Dudenheifer that u &C.
counted almost. N not entirely, amillion'
aire In the most populous and wsalthis-t
city In the Union.
"Iii. life. ~ FAR A. rapid money making
Gos-, 1. a marvellous success, aud yet 10
is bat the history % other men. Prom
the bottom he has nsen and worked his
way through adverse circumstances 10
position of security and eass. IL u all In
the man. after all l--sandsrsonyills Ca
Progress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
MIsI suNsla fAlR.
The following award. we're made al
the West sumner fair

The follosing assfus Nef' Wsh' ~
the West sumner fair;
Clrru
rg-a ,ssHs Hs--ss'Assf I'd, rsh' d. ""''
w.slin. o,sn over .s,sa f.e,-r. " hsr,u
: !. Cr-lsti is,. .. y hsn.Sns Ah"" A'1s'
N.s1~i o.lils, ys.r -, rrssl nss.ss -,
q, u sysr.s" 81. p-s, u >,s,u ~
>sssliai. Iye.f. oll, :. Cr,-tsti ii, y. u.
Hyvs.aa %. atsu. a.. ~. caris i.t, %. " Has
.sli o. : .. Cr-asu 81.
H., oxss ahi .,-.r., Issr OIL. o.,.f ss.sn
%. trsnk uss.sa ~. ysaf. al. |. W hlsf.
900 ID. u. " panhani 81. f.sst >sssu ~
.JesF. al. %. D na..sii Id. : . crsa'u sH'i'
ossa' oso pJsrIa.rw " n.rvu sad. Aaoa
VA ssils. 4 a. rsfhs la. ruhl ". nsrr,,i
sni. q. B. Dyer sri.
Halls. Ahan Nm~. l.t
iIslfsr-. iiir.m iis-s i.t. q. a. chsnisr shi'
lifoy Eas-.u SRI.
pr.i o,sa ss.i steers, : year. OBJ. ne.oos
O,sa, . f.-t iarhs. g. . fcst 70 isrhe., kas,es
Iiaa.uuast 10. O-ssf >s~eil gnd, u. ~. taIus
SET, fsst % tssk.. D. fs.t, Ah"a Alses ID,
" 7. nosasy in.i. ! fs,s AMI over v W hAf
r,tl Ia
stslil.sa. war. obi gha.. flski lst. Ilssarl
car,l. lsi. 1 year. OBJ. A@srios iLa.oa ID:
Hrss-ilns msrrs, trshk shsysf lst.
sUsAins oot.. LoraIo Meriii isi. fshi
olSy,r sB.i.
Aasa Ame. lat. sa.i ss'i ir'i.
rNuIr- .sp ,rorrAnlr..
AppLs.. Z. ,. ARir-. Id. }. l.. varpsy ini.
Qainss. =. l.. yArnsy i.,.
fsar.. Nr.- % u thas.iler 1t, Mr.. %. q.
fulslfef sni.
Potatoes. ", d. Curl. is,
rumpkia., sso. 4. thsnihrr ist.
Turn'p.. u. l.. Curt. i-t
Craslsrrie.. Mr.. lisrriet ral.ifer i.t.
pAint FsoDucr-.
Cheese. Katie n. Ams. i.,. Mr.. q. q. Do~
Halter. Nr.. Howard Cart. i.,.
sAscr AKrIcIfs.
Carl % mlcs. Mr.. seo. Bl.hs- 1t.
wn yldar.. Msy .hanisr 70,
Bar.aa .earf. Mr.. y. NJ. small i.t.
RAby bib. Ana isslIs nosin..a la
Iamhr,iaia, Laella fsrrsr isl
stafs-i 6lris, .. ". shaw let.
riie.. Mr.. Li~sr rssIi l',. Laslh Farsr
.lY,e Ca.s, Msy Chssiisr i.t
Pan. Mr.. a. ~ small i.t
shaving oa-s. Linnie Chandler is.
ssshet Tag, Llnnie Chandler lst-
Pin ea.hioh. Emms Rysr-oa 10.
>e~ils o.ss. Laura Dam ist. Mrs. chas.
fisli fni.
Il-sr banner, Mr.. Chs.- Fisli I.t.
sofa piliyw. Mr.. ChAs. fisli ist.
Tvllst mat, Mrs.. D.. ". small l.i
Cruchst slippers. Mr.. Hiram fui.ifsr ist.
Tvllst lsttls., Mr.. thAs. NELL lst-
IlARAsr,hisf bsx. Mr.. y. o. wyman Let.
ke.l In byttls, teo- ~. lofk Id.
Night role. Mrs. 4. L. W~bb Id.
falr of iaittsn., Mrs. se.,. Bshe~ let.
iis.s, Mrs. y. stowe i.t.
Match .afe. hrs. Fannie Lothrop Lei.
BAsE RAIL.
There Was q very close and Interesting
game of haze ball between the Hebron
Academy club and Sumner and Hartford
club, which rr.ultci in y victory for tile
latter. This MAS the second game plsyei
by these clubs, the frat being won by
the IIebrons. score by Innings
ifst ss; 50
;,sc,ss.. ss%"ss.. ssfss.ssS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
.,,.r sos 1sAr LOOSE BOARD.

One 90 these bright autumnsl days
ubi, IA ,ou Know Will not ls.t slssy-,
hunt uI, your hsichet ani b"x OF nall.
.ni Nalk carefully sroani the stable
her. th. row. sr. to te b"u.ej this
"a infer and hook carefully for board.
thst are on the point Of coming on.
Patch up and nall up a carefully as
,ou ,.n' for thew 1. money In thi. when
IN. cold uind whistles around the cor
n.,. az the barn ani drives the snow
against the exposed dsnks of the hAnl
~ork.i milksr. She my not te able to
exnr... her thanks for this work, bu'
N. uIll remember you at the pail for ii,
wbleh .. Tar better. - New England
Farmer.