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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16


hsAlrh FOR our GIRLS.
The beautiful, practical aud attractive
letters Of Lady IIellairs, Ia her young
countrywcmen, on health, deserve to be
made handbook for sour girls"
she says, SEQ about all your work
quietly, aud In oil Ways have regard to
your health. when u suffers, your value
In life decreases, and your means Tor
happiness diminish"
Health means n rosy complexion, cher.
~ iips, bright eyes, an elastic step, and
erect carrisgc. These can only be gain
cd and kept by the open air. aud enjoy
able exrrvi.e-alwsys In modcrstion--in
climbing hills, In gymnastics, In dancing.
IN rowing, In archery, In lawn tennis, Ia
short, anything that will take you out OF
yourself, aud give you outdoor HE.
Vigorous play, aud romplng are far too
little encouraged. a fist chest, narrow
shoulders, denote improper develop
m.nt; aud pale llp., slow gait, bad
complexion and weak ankles, show =
miserable lack 81 vigorous health and
development ~ muscle and limb.
l,oys grow up stronger than girls,
simply because they are treated more
nationally, aud are allowed enjoyable
hcalth-g giving games aud exercises.
GhIs, exert yourselves to make rowing,
tennis, the gymnasis, all the outdoor
sports aud game. enjoyed by your broth
crs, supplement your .tlnted means Tor
bodily ngor aud strength.
Dancing Il an advantage and gives ele-
gancc of manner, cas-. aud -eif-conh-
deuce. 4 girl loses herself In the beau-
tifui music and graceful steps Of the
dance, io.cs her awkwsriness aud DIM
ienc, In the beauty and grace ~ the
.ccn. "a. limb. become supple aud the
muscle. yielding. Dancing develop. q
sustained, quiet grace. Inplacc 81 being
hurried ani spasmodlc, the figure VIII
fall into IMPOSE aud rcst, after the bcsu-
tIfuI uniuistlon. II the body, creating
an elegance of carriage which IL not lost
after the dsnclng room.
liza girl cutter. Into the attractive ever
crclse ~ her physical powcrs and her
mental capacities With thoroughne-.
and accuracy alike, she establishes .
couscientIous. hcalthful character, habit.
% sioady determination to surmount all
difficulties, and Ia accomplish study,
u ofk or play with spirit and confidence.
with a clear bead aud q sound body, .he
know. she can do we'll; she fotgc,s self
.he owns no fear, having az veil learned
h~r.el'. and w .lnging. dancing, rowing.
PLAYING or working. abe identifies herself
wi'h hu.lnc.. OF pleasure. ~ Milton
.ays;
-Gr.os -~ Ia al h,r .,sP. es.,,. Ia hsf eye.
In stsfy sc-tar. diEnny sad bsse."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
CONstMPriON CURHD.

An oil phy. icisn. r,tirci frvm praot.oe. ha,ins
hal pl.s..i In III. hssi. ny an ksst India ml.-i"n
ary the formula of q simple vegetable r.Ins-iy
f,r ti.s .t--.-iy ani lsrtaansnt cnfe of ton.stnp
tlo.. Iir.nrhlti. Caiarrh. Asthma AMI all thrual
ant Iunf Affections, also Q positive snd rsiica
surr Tor Ner,oa. Dstillty ami MI >er,ou. Cosn
pl.lut.. after having testei IT, wonderful cara
iis. powcf- In thou.Anis ~ sase. has fsa ms
Aetat.t.-i by ant. motise Ani Q desirv o. whsss
haInan .afsfiRg, will send free 90 sharfs. u
All uhp sls.lre u this resips. In herman. Frvnea
ar Esstish with full ilrestion- fsr pretssrtnE AMI
u.inr. sent by nail ny si,ircs.iaS With stamp
nsmine this palsr, a.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
have breu a sufferer from c.,.r,h n

Ihave bcen a sufferer IRON catarrh for
years. Having tried q number Of rene
dies advertised "a .sure cures without
obtaining any relief, had resolved never
To take any other patent medicines, when
. friend advised me to try Ely's Cream
balm. ] did 40 with great reluctance.
but can now testify that after using it
for ak weeks believe myself cured. Il
Il most Agreeable remedy-an invalua-
BILE Balm.-Joseph Stewart, Ga Grand
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

fsnisss-
n hop- are ~~iAii,- Why don't frcr,
.lssp l-tier
The larg,-, r,.om In the worli-rhs RON
for improvement
A man always la on time-A convict.
Iiulls,s can whistle. bat u tal.- brave
man O. listen n them.
A olug-r oaght "a 10 able o. siA's OF
disaster
Alsay. played on the -auArr-cboss and
checker
lttakc- photographer Ia throw Itch,
uIon . sgbicct
\ man - iighty di.po-iiion should
never L. male the Cs.hl.r of . bsnk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
ksy 10 IN. fsssisr.
~. "a Riidls Scissors
NJ. ild The sun PuEIls'
Inner Circle-C % .
r. DO
A LE


Outer Cirrle-B % o. o. ZE
The small word. arr Crab. Roar. Idls.
Sole. Inca AMI sale.
No. iis.-A GvogrAphic PrOI.o-ali Caro-
lias Hschssicr Eel her CdsdrIi. while her
frisni Auyusia Rdleich lAsily plici the
needle Ia her Berlin work. Feeling ChiIlp
fChllu. the former went o. close ia. NOrth
windos "AhAT' she cried. "a Smoky
o.lnr. Awhif frOm an Hdcian: be como.I'
And srv she coald turn. Sviney Cdrs0t, =
MdR % SioriiEg qualities, entered the
RON. Dinner wAs scrNcd. and the Hungry
OIungAryl tho at down o. u table. the
haiA fsaiur,-. - which wsr the rar,-,
DvcsIsR Chtnd. oyster pNios, Turkey.
Cosifsh and Oruagc Ice. Unfortunately.
the COFk u the Champagne bottle which
Cars0a was ogsnlng few Ia the o.iling.
and the Whiic drvss % lsgusid wss
rilB~i Who,liHg armand she nounod
from the room. muitsring something
which sounded like "Gr,dt Bsor''
NY Mdins rvssou FOE calling. AID Cur
sos 10 Miss Rochester. ~ they sipp-si their
Jari la the tst.ststs. ~ Ia give you thi.
P,ari ring"
"Nons Of your Pidiicry. sir, have M
Conception % what you mean"
"YOu gave the Good Hop, and ]
th0ught"-
~ woman can Alter ALTAR her mindr'
and the froindni coque,ts left the room
without saying Idr,u,u. and leaving only
q faint odot Of Cologne b-hind her. with
Syisey CdrsOn. who calculated. 90
hsiOho'" (ohio.)
No. ils-L>rttet Rrbas; bangle.
No. ii9.-Hiiden fiowers; Iris. Lilac,
Lotus. Orchis. A-tsr. llsrrt-lL
No. l0-Wori. Connected with vovela
I. Csta-mount. L Baro coop. j Bay-o
net
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
InAT0RSi

az all the different schools In the coun-
try, have thousands die of Bright's dis
ease of the Kidneys, who could be living
to-day II they had used sulphur Bltters.
They are unequailed In the world for all
diseases Of the kidneys.-New Haven
Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
NEGI.OEs!

Who left the United States for liberia
last year have lately returned. being un.
able "a stand the climate. Everybody
going to new climate should have a
bottle Of sulphur liitters With them ~ q
| safeguard against disease Hartford
Gnuraut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

II IL quite a noticeable fact that, after
a h.herman's whiskey gives out his
stories begin To lose their gloriou. and
vivantis. gorgspu sDess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

"My son, a man died the other day
after drinking cold soda .IIow lucky
II was, dad, that he didn't lie before"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
srAgNTs.

wIckar.-''They tell mc, Professor,
that you ha,. mastered all the modern
Tongues" Professor Polyglot-"All
bat two-my wife. and her mothers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Barring Book Agents. Miss Tence.
I'll Ike 10 meet q man with q history"
Mr.. Pence. $50 do l-provided he
doesn't have IL for sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Teaeher-''in the sentence. your IA
ther calls you.' what IL the object Of the
verb callsr" Johnny-.'l don't know,
bat ] know what IL the object Of my IA
Their"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

We are told that some day the lion
aud the lamb will lie down together !;
but a, this season IL u the butcher who
I. doing the most lying about the lamb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Rail players aud athletes need John
sons Anodyne Eminent for bruises,
lameness and cuts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
p,SA's Is "GuARASrrrp" TO cuRr'

Sweet Camilla secured the plain, but
the modern woman does more. She
sweeps the street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
M, n,>N. .lr.,rlIiiIA,

When the devil can't do anything Ella.
with some people, b. very often makes
them want Ia "run things" In the
church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
.An.ArAnll.i.A CUR,

Ia the Midst of the fight-Mr.. ;.
"Thcy say man ncv,r msrrics hl'
fret love" Her hubby-"iIe can't; II
would be polygamy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Van Duder-"I want "a know some
thing. Miss ANY" Amy-"l have
thought for years, Mr.. Van Dudcr, that
wa. just Whist YOU wanted"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
Ns. isi.-AssGvsss.
runsx vosI~

w.
rWhEx vosIsl
I've r,si sh-s.i harry IsAlr
Nhs duet amid surroundings fair.
Mhsr~ al thsir ~snts ~ere eel sarpiisd
And nasthinx D. them ~ss denied.
saes one small lasury q fs.-i
whish Vrvi.>bly wss rrctty cs.i.
hut ass shiCl they coah do ~iihoal
AnA whish ths, n-s-i net csre s,.'u,-
Y.t tAey ~.r. tsmp,.i In -ssns -a,-
Ju.t bos u ~ss ps..i ma say-
To eat this fo.i whleh -rsm-i iss-i ssss<
n.can-s fws< q forbtilsn trssi.
liza. = naughty thing "a IN.
AMI they ~.r, pahi.hel fes u too
C.,snt-lls.i ts l.sys their harry hofns.
Ths, h.si side .r-.ss .'.r ~hish "a NAM
Tor t.Ypalsfhsn sas - sIs<r~
Thai dwelling I.lscss ~sre not -rsrcs.
rst.liesi frufn wuotr they tsi 10 toll
And ct their ilying friSn the -oii.
saeh Va. The IsnAlty derived.
rhoagh 10 90. pot -AS tsp or ensfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Tic adyic. with each bottle 81 John
sou. Anodyn. I.inlment !. worth many
time. the cost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Ne. trs-A Letter rsssie-
NY an Interpolation 90 addition 81 one
letter. A. rcquirsl. change W "a rr-er'oir
81 water ia worl 20 four lsttsrslt o wori
meaning 10 cSpr-s gratitude Csla color
(thrv, lstisrSi to 'psruse'i,' lsl q is'otlis
vegetable a. luscious fruit, 90 small.
.harp. br,s.lhsasis.i nail" a. AN Impression
len by the fo,i." () - Kind % nail with'a
slisht PROPOSITION on one side Instead IT .
h.aa" ~ "a issiurv formed hy weaving -
s,thst different strands Ccl - sArdsn
implsmsut" o. an artlcl. - drcss, 90
"wlckelns.s" 81 spoken TONE 60 ieai
nv ~ the fsos % cilor.
Tho Alds,i letter. name pr,Sibsnt OF
lLe United StAts>
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PRIOR.

l~s nrs.i 4 l.. Hsfn.iSn ! q ,Isesrsstoxu M
~irt. frtteaicr. lta
nrst iam Nelly, By Jin Moar-s. 81
~s.ou.i lafa ~ MAHabrtaa Fslchsn. s.
rEETENnHR tlsl ~ pietator ia .lr, Of . AZ.
We -, a. ani ~ 9Th re-of,is frua ~ B.
D. AL sift ~ The dams - bfvsn. l. ~ AMI
thrys cher : ~ IsrfsFmers
flrst tam Ninsua. by Aluiuut "a lsire - lhlr
~ bar with rycuris fftsn n 81 b. n AMI
sr.I
~scuui daa. ns,ily. iDam % Dictator Q ~
rhoFuiAhs, % "a. OnsArt. 13ifl BY Msm
hftna hief
jim MONDE rs. by A~xahisr'. AlsiauAh
Ian, t1ifis fcshi.s. diam ~ Is- nosniug slo.l
~ Wsxnsr. AMI :. sirv ~ etxhf with rosor,i.
frsus l. latosAa
frtar stanls n haniis hixh ani seisks - ~.
i very hAh.issfns ant ss-sl saits.l. Win Jo.ls
~ ssa-sn u lsgi a liolnes fAra. Ssath fan.
MaIna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
No. illustrated n.s..
y. irr-iiIaa.. cue.

~. trT.-HIda.. Ci,iss
I The trys - lemon and Ia. borne fril'
SEVERAL yvars.
2 Msays r,msm,sr "bs~ bruoms .Scsn
ti.an."
a aoc,is o. your wishes. bat oanno,
- The iorvr q Jour Argument
(. Whsu out ~ danger ] easily t.lisvs
my-rli out - drht
s 4 barometer moasarr. the weight oi
The atmo-phsrc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
sAFoL1o!

. - ., IN. bes, known city luIureS and each time cake ne,
V Luz. l. ,vrd ON floors tables ani painted work lie
charm. !. For securing pots pans and metals has no equal FYoUR
sna,m Dols NOT KEEP IT YOU SHOULD NSSr
,poN ms DOING So as always gives satisfaction and mms
sale al over the United States makes an Almost n i7
AN ..,u,od sofe Everything shines after It's u~, and even d.
n, IN sIng in their attempts TO help around The hol<
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

pAxAs ABSOLUTELY CURES pls
EAsE'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

No. iss-Ar,,h~.,,e.i rrssiss.-
A man anil hoy NOV ten sere nsii;
ho- much morc dos the man NOV than
The hoy. II tso men work equal to I'VE
hnysf
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Terms, ss5 Co Warrnas.
PARIS BOY.

nsy colt, rs "a hAads high sol weighs rs H.
foale,i Ia lss,. hrvi By samasl fstier-On. Psri.
~.
~irv Bourtoa Wuke-. - fslrs % sr.lI
! 2. 4 :. AIT a. othsrs "a the - h.tl
Ia dam huliA. BY kxper. -ou ~ Ton tIal
81 Ian Aulan,ia dam ~ serNt. - Ia, by
Waxis
a a.a fahny shur dan % Tucker. as b,
Hob iienry.
an dan Mania. By Gray Me--sas.r.
BOURBON wiLkEs. s5ls, (sir, % q with ~.
sF,is frsssn . n IA - o. u sy thai xrests-t
sirv - tr,,ttsrs. sesrxs Milkc-. SIS.
ftr-f dam fsrurits. - 4 tdsm - fsxorite
Mtlke-. . IS. By Asxsnter'. Abslsllsh. rs.
ssCsnd dan. tif1is fe.hl... BY wsxnsr.
Parts by has xresf natural spe~i sni . pr.
II trsinssi
VIZ nah. he ses.oa % isi a The Holmes
Farn. sosisfaris. NsinsL
TeFsas, SIS 90 Warrant.
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~ Ir.-I,r..rl,.,l....

~. ifs p.s.pIt.,i..~
1 nehsad = fruit and lca,s Cab.
2 4 h.h and leave sinful
n 4 mental ,.es AL leave theft
4 \ tli.rass aud lsay, a memorial
& \ pluns~ snl l.a,v = ri,rr
q mas u.ne aud leave n birl.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
AsAl1A Eoa QUA olRls.

Cerrr-vssisssv % ssplcs Of interest sthe lsdle.
!. seA<isri. Address ksiiscs iIos!nAnsss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

ftrst Ian Au.laftys I~istsf . fearnAuEh Mel
iam ~. By Happy hciium. Ga. rc.or,ig tsi Q
>irv ~ NaNis Cobb. Z ~ "a. NARY llAhks az
IA : AM 81 uthsrs tn ! ~. Eranisirv ~ lask
g.fgi IL Lt.iy Ralinn, lsl4
>sCunli dan. Auuic >t.si. tDam - ksntnsky
Has-sll. 2 -. fcsruaught Nciiun. ~ BY
fUsruaaght M. rycori } - 4 a. sirv % sAlatcA.
! - "A. ttanl - AluAEar. ggstG.
Thlr,l dsui. lenuy. rN-Curt. . a. ~ NoluntcsF.
N. sirv - - luhsn. N "a. ant ~ othsrs IN
~. and - IN dams - lionsstsks. 10 =. ami
= uttsrs On ~
Tuarth dan. by S,sisy'. AmsftcAh star. "a.
sirv - ths dams - Cay, 10 "a, AIT a. cthers In
D.
Terms ths -sassu. g. with rvturn privi3ge.
". J. WHEELER
s0gth fAns, Ne.
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SEND = I 60 - ~ O.'''s
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FOR SALE.

In ssuth fsn., q VILLAGE 10 % about four
scr~s, q nice h-stioa Cor q PLEASANT kosss. ami
an isAnd hear By ~ absut Hour scres. under
calti,stioa very ierti viii - -eli separately cr
toxsthsr. ln2Ulre u. ALvAN RICK.
south Pars.
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THIS COUPONIS,

\@ @n
IN payu1snt 90 s,--is raryhs.s,i a ths storcs
- any - M usrl hart narnfsi tsius pruyit
81 ~ paryha-s amouuts o. Tssssts, cash.
90 caeh cpuI-on ~ ref.ivci.
We Axr,s g. socstt ti. coupon "a ~
ai-Y,s go. iitiuns. AL invite yuu B. cal on ~
whsu pur,hasins eos-is.
saJtu FAEis.
kennsy a rlumnsr. tists. Shos.. CkthinE
" hgsksr a CO. by 1o-.is.
" a Frshinsiau, h.pts. >hacs. Tranks.
b 4 >hurtlsr nrllgs. aril Fangy t,o-sis.
Rrigg. a Farraf hcats an CAnnssl t.a.si..
4. " terry. Dug. 49, sIufting tso--is-
i.hn i'srcs, Nsi' hs-' 'H-A'' '',,afl -
; VIZ K,h, = :. '' Jeu,,sr .n.i oSsi'iss
y BsYtsn iL,l.tsf. G.usal Msrhsnii-s.
Mufalland A FhiIips. himnsry
Eichsrisun a kcunsy liar'iwary.
" 4. Porter. Truit AT Coafostisnsry.
= l.. Nshh's HE -tor,, SathinE.
Va. 4 tlsayitt llarissfe.
AtllD-ss Hoe-s Furnishing Co. Isra'iary.
g. n Fssksrl Milunsry.
iIa@nn a IIicEssI. Fancy Gressris.. go.
M. y. y BGruhaa. NIassry.
wE.t ErruEL
a. :. Esan. osusrAi nsrrhAnii-s-
nUCGTtEln
Atsossi ~pautilug a Co. tea. Mervhanti-s.
n u. Nakirun. Ons Prize ~hps ~turs.
k " a. s "'ri- ~. . a.; .:., ssss
SoErH BCcKrlLP
A. Ma-sn. Gensrai MsrrhAnfii-s.
niNFiELb.
J. \ Cha-s. Pholoxaph.. Crayons, fame-.
Maiholaai a Phillips. hilhnsry.
A. Y. " neoag. 'ssnsral Mervhan'iiss.
Essr HEAs.
jAme- tvAns A Co, Gensral Msrvhsn.ii-c.
hRowSFttIB.
III Il. Iiean a Co. tscasral MerChaniii-e.
NoRwAl LAKE
J. y. braibury, Dnscsries. tonfsctionsry. ete.
James smith. Bost-, shss.. A kabhsrs.
wEsr PARIS
RAm-ieli A tii.iion. Dry 1.oo-is. B.oss A ,tos.. /
CT l.sss. ruruisurs. clothinS a Fess.saf.
A .. oSr,i. a g.. Gsoer.i Nsrs6ASii.s. I
HkNANTs POND.
N N. Hathaway, Genersl MsrrhsnsIi.s.
kars ~tephsn-. 0.enersl hsry haRii-s.
WATERFORD
&. n. Mor-s. er.sFies. Boots. shoe.. stc
MExtUo.
l. m. IIarto~. senersl Nsrrhsnii-s.
iienry ". PARK. General Merchandise
GTLEAn
4. n. kimbsll a Co. General Merchandise
SHOWS FALLs-
Ssol W. Hsmmsal. eeneral Nerchsnsii~s
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A CITY LUXURY.
lust a, the city looks to the country for most Of the Injuries I'D
-, 90 ,br country must 10 the city for thos souyu
;ners which are justly TERMED Injuries Tor the hai~ong bUe
wife City houxksp, have kamea 10 'eae 'a' 10 ave INK hS
kngthen life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

lEElAWN.
Hay COD hipi shkle. white. taiei MAJ q.
-. br,.i "a tlighiAni tarn. Lss. Mas.
sis.. AIsANTAWA.
nv gest Ntikes. als. rcsuF,i -. sirv ~ 81 in
~ - lstt-f ban Al1nA Mater. dAu u q Ia ! ~
20 istiTfI
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Hav "a Doe ~ hanis - inrhe. hiFl
ssIshs irn ~ hrysi by Fhsfvnrs Ttsmt..ss
IFfsdFil Ne usasi ~ Nhcslrf A uumpu
~slih i'ars. Ne f..ahrl Iaiy 4. t~-i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-20

In Greek mythology the ruse was the
symbol OF silence. Ms II was said that
Cupid. the sou OF Venus. gave the God Of
Silence golden rose ~ a bribe TO conceal
the amour Of the Goidessof Love. II was,
therefore, seulpturcd on the ceilings 81
banqncting halls and placed as n sign above
the doors Of questionable resorts. CHESTS
At fcststs were crowned with roses, 10 init.
mate that their conversation, while ia their
cups. was not to DO repeated elsewhere.
The phrase under the rose" obtained cur.
rrncy In Greece after Pnusanlas, tho adj.
miral Of the Greek fleet, plotted with Xer.
1cs to bctrny the cause Of the Greeks by
snrrendering tho ships. the negotiations
being conducted In small banquetlng
hall. the roof Of which was as usual GOV.
ercd with seulpturcd roses.
The plot, however. was discovered, aud
orders given for the arrest Of the traitor.
Pausaniaa cndeayored to make his escape,
but, finding that impossible. took refuge
Ia temple which possessed the right OF
asylum, Unwilling 10 violate the sane;lty
Of the place by foreibly removing him, and
ttill moro unwilling TO allow him 20 es.
cape, his fellow citizens walled up every
entrnnoe, and, by one account. left him to
die OF starvation, 10y another, killed him
by unroollng the building and throwing
down the tiles on his head.-st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-20

a curiously addressed letter passed lately
through the postofileo Of Madrid, which
was declpher,d aud correctly delivered
notwithstanding all difficulties The al.
dress was perfect rebus. At tho left
hand side was the figure Of lady. Il was
clear, therefore, to which sex tho recipient
should belong Over the lady's head the
sun WIS rising. Hence her name was In.
fcrrcd TO be Aurora For her surname
stood n I'LL. with q castle at its foot, which
gives w Monies y Castillo" Next comes
the town, for which the plan Of a city was
drawn, on which the name Alahambra was
legblc. This indicated Granada, but In
order 10 leave no doubt possible pome.
grnnate was drawn beside the plan.
TO complete the address u number was
Indicated In one Of the streets Of the city
plan. Tbs postal authorities took three
days 10 study this curiosity, and then tri.
umphantly delivered the letter TO "seno.
rita Aurora Monies y Castillo, AxAcayas
No, -, Granada" aud so far from oensnr
Ing the sender they had the envelope pho.
tographcd aud copy printed In the Mad
nd papers rs proof Of the Intelligence Of
the department. Manchester Tines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-20

Birch wood Is preferred. The wood Is
hrst sawed Into sticks four or i've feet long
ndseven oighths OF an Inch 10 three inches
square, according TO the slze Of the spool
TO be produced. These sticks arc thor.
onghly seasoned. They are sawed into
short blocks aud dried Ia a hot air Kiln. Al
the time they are sawed holes arc bored
perpendiculArly through each block which
i BET Oh eud under rapidly revolving.
long thanked augur, Next, one whlrl Of
each little block against some little kuiye,
that are turning at lightning speed fash.
Ions It Into aspool according 10 the pattern
desired, and that, too, at tho rate Of one
second for each sot Of knives.
row Of small boys feed the gpooi
making maohinea by simply placing the
blocks In a spout, selecting the best and
Throwing out the kuoIty aud defective
stock. The machine Is "antomatic.p INT
There are home things which IL cannot do.
hehoe TIE employment " tho smnll boys
above mentioned, After the spools are
turned they are placed IN a large drum and
i' n rapidly until they have taken on
me polish, For some special pnrposes
they are dyed yellow, black or red accord.
ing To taste, when one srry A snool a,
thread marked '2oO' or 800 ynrdsnit doe.
not signify that the thread has been nens.
uteu' but that tho spool has been gnugel.
anu Is supposed TO have that amonnt al
'"'0Au upon list Louis Republic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-20

Talleyrand, looking back. declared that
he who had not lived bcfonu the French
revolution knew nothing " the charm Of
living. Now, however, In England nj least,
convgraation. like lottor writing and a
hundred other social Joys VI quiet and
lcisurely nge, &. icd. and In their place we
have kilograms, slang and slovcnlineSs.
There seems 20 DO general agreement
that In our time couyensation Il In had
way. Without rcpdse, without n certain
strain Of old world courtesy, without
manners, In short, conversation Is impo.si.
bic, Many will agree with NJ. Rcnan. who
finds this to be a pushing. selfish, demo.
cratic agu, Of which "hrst come ilr-t served"
Il the rule. and which has ceased to pay any
heed 10 eiyility. Nor h this n question
only Of manner
When the philosopher Schopenhaucr
used 10 dine Ia tail coat and white tie nj
tho table d'hote In Frankfort he used daily
u place n gold piece beside hls plate
THAT" he explained when asked, "is 10
90 TO tho poor whenever hear the officers
discuss anything more serious than women,
dogs aud horses" The gold piece always
rcappoarrd, and fear Il would do 20 In
places nearer than Frankfort. Forty years
ago Sir Arthur Helps Ia Friends IN Coun.
cil' pronounced the "mhin current Of So
ciciy drcary and dull" ithas not improved
oc.--Gcntlcman's Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-20
or tho ORIGINAL WHOLESALE COST, and will oom-
monce tho
SALE on MONDAY, April 20, 1891

So as to FORCE tho DISPOSITION Goods at an carly
date ond will also hero state that entertain BONA
FDE OFFERS for PART tho WHOLE STOCK Do not for
momont DO od to beove stock is not as good or m
now as arc tho goods In other tho con-
ay your other stores havo goods on their
shelves Tor many years. whoroas this has boon bought
within tho last two seasons, with catering to tho
worry oest trade and Is therefore tho desirable stock In
mo CITY FOR tho benefit OF THIS SALE have tho EN-.
TIRE RESERVE STOCK from the Ware Room which will IN
VOICE betweon $4,000 and seoooo would thorefora
state that Is to interest delay tho purchases of
your SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. and 1t viii ovon moro
than to buy enough Staple to last YOU for tho
neNt TWO years to In making purchases OF $50 and
upwards VIII give you extra discount per cont cash
from tho present VERY Low QUOTATIONS. and II you arc
Merchant wishing to buy largo amount of goods viii
MAKE YOU SPECIAL PRICES "
Eeryi9 nat adrerhsc uiR be found represn,a
tbs sale uW continue adrerted final dspos Ia ,od,
aud 80 announced through ao daily paper.
LOUIS LEDERER, Assignee.
~0' "na <oi MAN street, Wasatoh Block.