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The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-10
The counties in KENTUCKY that 0

The counties IN Kentucky that own
stock in the turnpike companies, which
are doing d much 3 provide the State
with good roads, regarffthetr Investment
with much satisfaction. Narren
County, for example, states the New
York Rpst. this method Of encouraging
road building has worke / 50 satisfactori-
II that the people will vote shortly
on the proposition q take another 800
900 block of stock il The tarnpikes, and
there appears to be no doubt that il will
be adopted. The county is now pro-
vIaed with fifty nine miles Of turnpikes,
and most If them are paying good diyi
dsnds To the stockholders. tWarren
County, says The Bowling Green Tins,
giving the results of the county's ex-
p~erience. ssnever took d wiser step Of
i fraught with more benefits to the
people Of the county than when she got
al bet from the Legislature enabling her
ID induce bid building u turnpikss III
taking stock III them. At the first cleo
lion under this act $50, 900 were voted
for pike construction. In 4 short while
tits amount was expended, and after.
vatds 10 additional $40, 300 was votea,
aad I'LL this, except Is 900, haa been put
il
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-10

The Government has been for nine
years digging and putting together the
vast collection of fossils that will occupy
fully one-half of the National Museum in
Washington. In the collection are the
gigantic skeletons Of prehistoric reptiles
100 feet in length, flying dragons with
q twenty-five foot spread of wings, and
other curiosities well worth seeing.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-10
Precious Stonesin the United States.


Emeralds Of value have been uin
ously found IN Alexander County, N. g.
They are discovered in pockets in the
rock and a company is regularly organ
lied at Stony Point for working the
mines there. Some beautiful beryls-
the emerald is d variety Of beryl-have
been secured in the neighborhood of
Haddam, Conn, aud the largest beryls
in the world are obtained at Grafton and
Acworth, N. ii. From the former To-
cality a crystal 6 six feet long was
quarried, and another weighing two and
q half tons. These wonderful crystals
are of a pale green color. Such speci-
mems rarely have transparent spots so
large as to allow the cutting Of ever a
small gem. Aquamarine, another sort
of beryl, is plentiful in New England.
The richest colored gems oil this kind
come from Royalston, Mass. Though
small they are almost as blue as saphires.
Ghrysoberyi Is found il many parts of
Maine, but not of sufficient transparency
to have gem value Washington Star.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-10-10

OF the 500 languages spoken IN me
world, there are about $50 into which
no portion Of the Holy Scriptures has
yet been translated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Talk about chicago boys being
tough" exclaimed . mau AZ the club
they raise variety 81 boys In brook
lyu that beat. the native product all hol'
low. Up al INV house I've got ten
ytaf-old nephew Who lives la the city II
Churches. IL arrived here SUNDAY
night, ani early Monday morning h.
took stroll down Park Avenue a. -,
what the town lookc,i like. Prrtty .oon
be- came a. a house where sone Que hal
died. sni black crap~ wss tel Ia ths
door hell. Willi. locked earnestly n
N, came 90 the conclusion that u didn't
harmonic. with the style ~ architecture,
untici IL aud carried Il on. when h.
came back u va. drapcd artisiically on
hl. left arm.
"ru-.day morning h. saw a Sign on
the front door ~ q hous. Ia the ncig'.-
borhood. The .lgn .aii
"Brll broken. Please knock"
Willie l. an accommodating youngsteT
80 shat does d. de- but ~ up the step.
aud knock Ike thunder. 4 woman
came In response a. hl. summons and
asked him what h. wanted.
"Whlt DO WANT exclaimed Willie
Indignantly. That's q nice question
f1r you To ask You put up Sign ak
lug people Ia knock, aud when LII u
polite enough Ia DO !, you ask him What
be- wanted They wouldn't do that Nay
In BfUoklyn, you bst your life"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
DOUBLE DENOMINATION aus

The officials 20 'hs bureau - engraV-
ing aud printing NJ Washington not long
ago revived from the cashier ~ ~"
First National Rank 40 Washington, v.
T.. a hank note ~ two denominations.
Nv some rrm,tkahl. mistake the face ~
the note contslnci the igurr. and lie
vices ~ 80 bill, while the reverse VAS
that 20 sl0 national hank note.
With the curiosity the cashier % the
hank % Arlington, y. J., cent . rather
sarcastic note. minimizing that hi. hpnk
va. not going Into the freak hu,lness,
aud adding that az the note had been
COUNTED a. q twenty dollar bill he would
thank the treasury department io .~nd
In plac. 10 u q bill of that denomination
ai,out which tb"rc could D. no question.
Upon rr,~i,ing the letter aud inclo.-
ure the treasury official. requested zen.
Merrllth, the chief ~ the bureau ~ cn-
craving aud printing. Ca have a searrh-
log lnye.tigaiion made. zen. Meredith
"a. At hrst alarmei AZ the rYlienc~ ~
some glarng overnight on the part ~
.ume 20 his .utouiinaics.
The bureau 81 engraving aud printing
has alNays bceu considered q marvel ~
perfect surveillance and coutlnuc,i cheek
and counter check on every little drtall.
IN al II. history Il IA. never Loot by
theft a .ingl. note and mistake ~ tho
nature descrlici Nss considered among
~. lmtosslhllltics.
Thc mistake having occufrrl in one
Instance. however, ten. Meredith frar~i
that u might have h-en repeated Ia
oihsrs. All hank note. afr printed Va
hio,ks 10 four on onc .h-rt Ani 20
.h.,ts ar ~ hunile. ~ that there afr
/ aIwa,s i.Upp note. worked ~ AZ one
printing. Ia" Thought occurr~'i &" The
chief that pcrlAp. the entire Last Issue
- ten. and tNcnties Tor ~" NrS Irrsey
bank 80. made up 10 the hyhriis.
Tie Investigation Wa prosecuted viii
,iguf. and ~ lat the ctu." ~ the trouhl'
was discovered. ltappcsrs that In print
ing the isns aud "a rnties the four note.
struck % at one time arr not all ~ the
sams denomination. There are AWAY.
thrr~ ~ one kini anil The fourth 20 AZ
other: In thi. Instance three tens aud
one twenty.
III. plate printer. we're eNamin"'i, and
one ~ thru rvcollect~i that When ihs
Il INANNNHNAANN NffNfH - ANAA N'NhNfHH's III
.he.t uf thru trns aud one tN"niy, aft'i
having h,-n printed ou Que shr only
had fallen a. the door.
The explanation II the mi'print wa'
thru easy. The assistant Freeman Sho
~, kr,l up the sheet ani misplaced IL ou
the bundle. when the .~yoni impr,s.
.ion vas made Ca the face ~ the twenty
"a. printed the reverse ~ the ten, anil
Nlc~ versa the fac- ~ one ~ thru tens
Vas hacked by the reverse 10 "a" tSeniy
h-nc- there were two tsn-tsrnti-s In ths
lot.
II vas some month. after the detection
~ the mistake that the mate 10 "a" note
"a. discovered. ltturned az In Newark.
y. J., after having tc"u la circulation
for some time. II "a. paid Into the Of
d.. ~ the Mutual Benefit life lu.anncc
Company. and !. nov Ia IN" possession
~ Mf. lloNard HALEY, IL Newark, Wis
Ia. refused to part With u al any price. 3D.
New Work Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
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To- trifk 20 Isss.iug l-rsDu's tuiN
thrsu.l q piailng card L. az oil ous. lat
nons co. wor.r ~ thst The msth"i -
rf,iadng che carl l. shpsu Ia che cut
Nou fr,t Inform yuIr aulirncc that yoa
ulIl fs.. Yoif l.siY thrlaEh an ordinary
glayul card ur pl.or ~ paper ~ that
s.fr
So .ut r. car,I louciiudinaiiy dusu tie
uEIIs. siHpHitg iusi short of each mi, ~
shown br diagram " I You i1ld ibg
carl iu balf alabg ths lire ~ o. iur.,.Hn.
al.I trrl vlth Ta.r q .-i.snr. make q
.uore..ilu q cuts through th~ duuhls
.ttitkrs=s frum esrh .iie alternately, a.
shawn .u - Again unfni The oari.
and drasluy be- gn.i. siart fuu siil end "
Transformed into az suIls.s l.,ud. com.
I.r.s.i ~ nlmisr - liiiis slil.. the Ang.s.
istsssu Zach tTcumiue less ant ls-z aruts
a. goa Pull till they Az dfasn sufiC.sutly
fAr apart t1 all1s Juu o. IA. the earl o,rt
au.l ar1uui your hply. Tl.s trck .. musi
easiiy dous With thin note paI-t - tough
quality
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
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Little Iles.ie vent TO visit her grand
parrnts Ia the country Many thing
.srr nes 90 hsr. anil ther~ "a. nothing
lhAi deli ht.i her - much a. The hatins
wool 6rv In the og-n hrvplacr. Que even
Inc -. at looking into the glowing sm
I-r. Ilsr mother plsyiullv rskri bet
whAi sh~ ~ In the frr. Sail she Il car
.rs fahioi rtrcr. giilaai youHl men. Il
prosecution. tAs plsrii 81 q Mai - ir'c
.ssfasfhfag thai nsnRs Ia publish. an
.smsfhiag tAHf hdrc .ncs I,if.i de-.
How many - yuu can hnd the-e thins'
i. a.. fr.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
coxsrwprIoN Cured.

An oil hysisisa. rtiresi FROM practice. having
hsi PLACED IN HE hzsds by 40 Vat iniia mission
AIRY the formula of q simple vegetable vmesiy
for The speciy sEd permanent cur Of Cen.amp
tioo. Brvnehitis. Cstsrfh. asthma AMI al THREAT
aud Lung Afestions, al.o I-ssltiye AMI rssileal
cure Tor Nerves- Debility and al Nervous Con.
plants. after having te-tsi lts wonderful earz
tive psver- In Thousands of Eases, has fen 10 his
duty b. make II knovn ~ his suffering fsilsvs.
Astatstsi by I'M. mssi,e and . desire ~ viieye
human suffering. will send frce Of eharye. q
ell y bo dssire a. this recipe. In German. frvbsh
er Enslish with full dircssioas fer prvparng and
sslss. seat BY nail by ssidrsssins With damp,
WI ois.' 81 rexxr,, Bl.sl. ReeA>.s>r. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
Richardson 4 Kenn6y,
outh Paris, Maine
south Paris,

OXFORD - At Cauri - Probate. hsli Al
Paris Hithin ant fsf - DuautT 20 nNfuri, "a
the thlri rur.iav n Nprtl \ I, isYi.
pu ~ t.titiun - tAgfa 4 ~tuftstant. auAri
issrasrt praring fnf nesnss O. I'LL ani CuuVvy
csrtsu als-tair is-rfit,i IN hsF I--titpn ~ a.
On ~ PROBATE ufi0s a an Aifanta gHuus ofFf ~
one hunir,.i ant ssscnty arr iaiars. the pro
salt ninar
uHuIHfn. That ~ ali Istiiousr give uutios
o. an tsf=ssns tntrrFstssl ~ rausing an ahstrtri
- trf tsfitiHu. sith this urfirr thsrvuu o. -
putnslfst thfvs NrFks sufFsssifslT tn tlis ga
tuni tlsuiarfaf. q ursspaIer prntsi ~ PARE, IN
all tuuuty. that thsY NAY aptsaf "a q ffuhats
Count g. - hill ~ fafts. On ths thiri iurstay
AL sh.s cagss. n any tllsy have. MY The same
.h0uti NJ a. grantsi
sEOgGE 4 WILSON. Iuise
4 true copy-Atts.t III. 4. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05


n the ceiling IL to he whlt.wa.hc'i,
this work should BE- done before paper
Ing the wall. or CLEANING the floors. IL
the c.illng u cracked or bruken, u may
he nicely m.n,lci With = mixture ~ Que
part .illcsie of potash, one part wafer,
With spanish whiting 20 make thick
paste. l'ut In with an old csse-knife,
let dry, scrspe smooth, and when white
washed az kal.ominci, the mepdc'i
pl.crs will not show.
To mak. putty-colorcd wash Tor
walls or ceiling. take eight pounds oi
whiting aud q quarter az pound 81
white glue: cover the latter With cold
water over night aud heat gradually IN
the morning. Mix the whiting With 10,
water, adj the dissolved glue, stirring
I'LL we'll mixed; thin With water until
the desired consistency, which should
~ about a. thick a. cream.
To color blue. pink or gray. dissolve
a package ~ Diamond dy. ~ the de.ired
shade and add a little at time until the
proper color. Apply With flnc brush
and fInisli as the work l. done.
N kilt frame. need cleaning. va.i
With rain water In which v .tirr,i fioN-
81. of sulphur.
wash olicloth In borax water.
ON-gall. ln lukewarin water, vii clean
dirty usuri. and renew their FRESHNESS.
Gold tea u the beat wash to clear
grained vood az natural woodwork.
Tuueuiin. will remove paint frou
fcors az window glass.
spirit. ~ csmphor will take whii'
spots cat IL furniture.
Carhollc aci will purity aud clear
sinks aud drains.
III. unpleasant nell ~ newly-palnte'
apartments NAV b. le.sene'i by settling
pail. Il firsh water around un the fNors
Fire shouli never b. hullt In new ],
raicrrd rooms until the paper has hs'
time to div.
In putting new glass In window
much difficulty u often found Ia rvnoN
ing old patty. Iss. r-,l-bot iron slow
1, over u aud " Nill come OF readily.
Csns-.c,ic,l chair, nav be clcan~i an,
rr.torcl hy turning bottom upwards
sud washing With a sponge dipped 10
very bit water.
Solle,i Wallpaper NAV D. cleaned bl
ar.t brushing the due 90 and then rub
hing down Nth picc~s ~ light bread.
stains may D. removed from mahogan'
fossw op,l 90 walnut furniture hy touch
ing 10. spot. Nth feather vet IN nlif-
diluted With sln-~atsr.
To cicsn marble, usc sponge ~
chamols sl,in, dhmpcn~i IN warm sof
water. lh'n rub dry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

oNFuRlI .. Ats Couu ~ fr,,lats. hsii n
Pans within anil faf ths 'uurty - ONfof,i on
the thirt Itfslay 80 Apftl 4. II. t-st
en- ths Trtitian - Lon ". Tufts. Atiuinis
traitor - ths estate - Iu-eph Tuns. late n
Paris. in said touuty. dsrcsss-i. praYinr fof
hssnss o. eel ant uuuycY ths shuls ~ the
rrai estate ~ ssid irsa-.si a puhnc 90 private
sahs Cor ths payment "a dstts ant stargys.
uHuNEIp. That the ssid Istltinnsr gite noties
g. al Isrsuns intrrc-tsl. hy causing an aistfasi
~ his Tstitiun. with this urisr tservuu, O. ~
pubushsi hnu. stfks suorsssirsly In The
Oxfari nsu.cfat. printed AZ fans In sati
Couuty. that they may appear a Probate
1oau o. - hnlisn "a Paris. On said tuuntY,
on ths usirl Tuesday - MAJ nsNt. a nine
o'rltsk in the fufsno-fn. AMI shss cau-e. N any
thsy have. shy ths saine shouh ~ - gFants,l
stntnst a Mii.~p>, IuftEr.
true Cupy-Atte-t III. a. DAVIS. Hsxistcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Iknaw a woman Who i perfect rir,'
a. Scala AmCr'oi. She eats a who's ooaR
tn a. EsruI,S aH,i .isi1 With grcai r,lish
she s1ustimr. bloSs a utIE 10 Spail'
Imfriui. anil has a ofu. ifrich ~ say
lnf "a on, 90 GrosalIBi O. the ooHHiru ~
~iuss .Imcrioi climate wbsr. she noN
.Il,t. Oncs she l-plglt an rirr iH .ifriot
anil f.,Ii fur IL oct 20 q onHHirB iH .tirioi
An.lthrr time shs climbs ua PM ~ Nnsfh
IN, EsulT-. fsll %. sni vas al 80 sssil'
~ T.sss,.t aa.f "a s,isf ~ C1.iRn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
>s,iss Of rsti,iss Zoe Di.sa.rgs.
STATE en- MAINE.

uNtuHn - e .saft q in-.sItenrv. o. a. 49,
q ga AHit~ o. sfEAn>. in-slsrut t,yitfr
y tllt L. I-r7unf girrn ia e Istitiun la. 30
y this 80 iar 20 April. 4 ~ l-li. lssn prv
-srtri e. sahl Cert o. All tuuutr. ~
hargs ~ ~iFarss ~tsnshaui. in e. tsunit Il
ifNfHrf UraFIuE tat o. UHar - rtssl 4
fuI ii-t .arrs frum an mi. dstts. pruva
Hs ur.lfr tar TuFfIsisls "a tharGTf -sFsutF
ri e. ~tatuiFs n NtIuf, sni aI-sn AL I-t.tiun
it III HrfirHt4i 1F AT cert that hraring 49, tal
uTalH tEr sarf l-.fFrt All tHIu at faFis iu al
uurff HftfNfr1l. ufi "A ssus-tav. ~ an dat -
Ma a a. isui. af uI ~ u.ghsk IN ths fufyrs-su
sri tiltf us'tirF tErrruf D. UuhIshrfi o. III go
fHT'i lhr.rt- raf. uEasisaIzr ruhusilssi D. AL
Hauff 81 fHNfuri aTlre ursk 90 to- surrs=
slFt autAs tas "a Tunii aitsu o. - even la
- 30 a. ,aT sf hrarug ani tiltt ah ~ iitor-
tlu azfN rrHFrsi tier .isits. ansi uthrr I-r-sns
intsrs-is-i. ~ aTfsar 81 AT place anfi une
81 stafs gauss, N tuy thff have. shF lie
raarst siaau1 NJ D. Eranfri AL dsltar o..
HHfiiinE q. o. UraFef q IA lsst.fiun.
Attf.t Ia kiig y q. DAVE. Gs.istsr
- saii iuurt Coz All tuuntT " tfNfari.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

ONfpHD =. Alta ,our ~ Probate. hell Al
Paris, within ani fur the County % Oxfori, ou
the thiri fuc.isy 20 April, 4. II. Issl.
On The Ietitisn - Iiirsn 4. Iius, AdniRistra
tor ~ The estate 20 Nathaniel ThosnAs ate af
Hartford. In saii touufy. dccra-ri. praying for
hcen.s o. .eil AMI convey AL the rial estate %
All deCeasei A public o. private sale Tor the
payment % ists. sni charges.
ORDtRtp, That the saii petitioner give notics
o. All IersSus Interested. by csusing an sls.trse,
~ ~. Tstltioa. with tkis orisr thsreon. D. -
publislss-i three weeks y,rre..itely In the Gu.
forl i,sms-fat. q bswspsg-~r prtntssl a Parts, In
all County, that thsy may APPEAR a. Q Probate
Court O. ~ hed AZ Paris on tlse thlrsi Tuesday ~
show osa.s. N any they have. Why ths sane
sh0uhi not - grant-l.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juise.
true copy attest III. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

OWNS oF tHt >aasiff oF oNsoEB CoUsTt
~TATF 90 MAINE

NAAAN ~ MANI
uAfukn. ~ April 80. \. n issl.
fhis l. q EiNe Nafhs. that uu ~ s4t day q,
Apru 4. a. l-si. Nartauf IN ih-liteury 90.
l--ufsi uat - 80 touW - insultenrF fuf sakl
tsaniT - oNfarl. agaiust ths estate - Dana D
HsHts a frfehuux. a,uuigci o. ~ an ihsnlfsui
a. ussi 90 ~ itth dty - ,rr M i-il - y "a
IA q naalsl dsts iuisrest 90 eiailns 4 o. ~ CON
p-t1si tttt ~ ~ urfut - any dslts aui "a
IL aver AIT tran-fsf - any prupefty trkrug
In O. All firttsr D. hiul 80 ff his 49, aad a.
isiiFrrF All transfer 20 any pruIsfty ~ him
arr fufhitten ~ aF that q msstihg - ths
tr1-tturs - AL iAsifor O. pruye their stts and
rta--s uns 80 Now Assixness - his estate. wii
- hsti a. 10 Coart - in-olvency. o. - hskisn a
falls in AL tolnty, on ~ ath daV ~ MAJ
4. u. tsl. a uins s'ra-sk In ~ fur,neoa.
Gives uu.isr my hatd m late fr-t al-sys writ
ten.
&C. SMILEY. Depaiy shsrir.
a. Mss-enEcr ofths Court u Insolvency, for ALI
0santF - uNfeF'l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
h., Q. ,h. rassi.t.

~ g. An Easter Pau., E,,ler .
The mHr- haste. the lcs. spsfh. H. d
ever .1 tumhlc th@rvs uo piuo. Lac bone
> The grvAis-t strukss make hot to
sssstr-i ausic Mho touches pitch
wiI H. Leniei s Halt loaf = lstisi
than o. brood Z lon may l~pt h0rss g.
~aisr. but yuu canuoi make bin drink.
~ e3 Dimiuutieus. Gable bale abb
Nauasl lirsr,-rsos-ao,
~ a. An Ancisnt Word in MAKO
Nr,osiahrA
-. - diamond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
N..,s. q. r.,,.,.. 90. Allowance.

ONFOED. ss.-Court q lnsolyvnry.
en- go Igtitiun - Itkn b. iatshing. ~ en-.
fort. in-oltsut debtor. prayinx fuF an aIiswaBcs
oct q ~ sststf
intsfesttsi ~ oausinx oopy ~ this orisr o. -
Vunisnoii tee Nosks excessively u ~ Dxfsri
hsmccrat. priutcsi Al Paris, In ALI Couuty. the
at pahncatiun o. ~ sstsn days "a leA-t before
= Inuft % insultenry o. 10 hsli AZ fsfts. In saki
County. On the sth lag u Msy. A. u. lei. Al
uins o'tlack A. NJ a. shish time snd place n
nay D. male o. appeAr ~hy tn prayer u sahi
pstltiou shaah uut - Trantet.
Nitn~-s Ms hand an. tbe -sal - AID COeft.
this 81 dAy ~ Aprfl 4. ID. l-yl.
GEORsE A. WILSON, Judge
% ln-slssnsJ' Coart, Oxf0rt Ce2nfy.
TIVE c0sy--lAts<ss III. L. DAVIS. k<sisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
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dsiu.. Luna, Cayenne. NAleuCis. A.pin
sall. Nesru. MsuiaienA. Organ.
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10 - ruru. ulolrrtl ilaE ~ fllderl
re- n p Hawthorne a. Holland u
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Rel PINK co~slig. blgelcll. crovfOOi, Wild
b.ssSliug heart
No - -Cl.'er Conuudmms. l IL
tauss az iup o. darkn-ss can never D. an
imp a. lgL' umpolitel H. Diana lin
dia1al 8 Wlsn you give u up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
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A. tie qus',ioa IL ssi pai. for shsn n. uv,r :.
dsrnH.si. ypa ,afer al ~ Hissriss ln.asinahls
hsaia.L-. tauira. cuostI.'ioa. as9s....aa. ga
has'sion. at fs-lt.r,i e NE r-nsrany.
Bot -hs' 50 you f-sl -ass nsisrs. ..ts.i ~ ~.
pfos-r u's'iieius, t,As. frs,h Start u.s slrsais
to- srv~s f'Iaur,F, year aFF-'iis !. Is.a. .s.l
20 tais , 'i'urs 10 sIs'ei.lss.
Ihs nv rasfy y Il. ~ Ais.sr, NJ.
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C,,uni CAkT..-pui thu yolk.

CtuHut ATI CAkI..-put thu yolks ~
thr-c sgg. In bowl With four ounces ~
powdered sugar. beat them we'll until
| .lighily consistent, aud add to thsm an
ounce aud a half ~ fouf. an ounce 81
curnsiarch. a few drop. ot vanilla ~.
tract. aud mix al w.ll together. Beat
az the white. ~ YOUR rggs very siiff aud
.tir thrm lightly With your other In
/ gradients. tut u IN q Cnrnucopia made
of .iif paper. With hole Ia the end,
through which pre-. u on pan (on
which YOU have spread sheet ~ white
/ psI.erI aud form " into small rounds
/ tl,out th. slIe 81 fiity-csnt pieCc.
/ Place thru In a gentle oven until they
arr quite dun. then let them be,'oin-
cold. aud cut them al the same Sire with
a small ruuni cutter. spread a LAYER ~
peach ~ other marmaladc on the half 81
your cakrs. which cover With the other
half Melt shout I've ounces of chocO-
late In two table.poOniuls 10 water. Tut
In saucepan on the firc half pound ~
sugar with half = glas. IL wster, boil for
about eight or ten minutr., TIT out some
Of the sugar Nith a Spoon, drop " iuto
| cold water, place u between the thumb
and third finger aud. II YOU can draw
the sugar into flne long thread with
Out breaking. YOU have reached the de-
.ir,si result. Then put your chocolate
| Ia boxl. ADJ YOUR sugar. stirring until
t.giuuing 60 ihickeu. Take n many
| little wOoden sksWcr- a. YOU have cake,
sharpen them io . fine point, stick one
| Ia each cake, which dip into your ch0co-
late and sugar. covering u entirely. Put
a co'ander upsiie down on a table, and
Ia the hols- place the end. ~ your .ti.ks
thereby allowing the cakes on the oppo-
lite end % dry, after which remove your
cake. from tie stick. and serve when
needed.
IlrRHN CAkEs.-Iake one AM a half
| Tablespoonful. 81 white sugar; two
| egg, we'll beaten. white. aud yolks
separately: three aud half cuPful. of
hOur, .lftcl, Que cupful 81 sweet milk,
half cupfui ot sweet cream, oD. piaCh Of
/ .alt. two t-aspoOnflIls Of cream 20 tar
tar, aud Que of soda. Beat the sugar
aud sggs together frat, then add the
rest, alternating the MIX aud Hour
bake In well heated g.mpan-; bake
twenty minute. Ia quick oven.
cur CAKE.--Takc Que cup of butter.
one cup of .Nect milk, two cups Of
sugar, three eggs, four cups of four,
Que tea.poonful each ~ baking powder,
nutmeg aud cinnamon. You may add
cupful of currants aud raisins II you
Ike; either l. good.
VANILLA sAUCE.-Put half q pint of
milk Ia a small .succpsn, when hot add
the whl.ked yolk. Of three cggs, and stir
until II I. Of N. consistency Of custarJ;
remove II from the iife, aud when u IL
cold add teasIooniul of vanilla extract
aud the beaten whites Of two egg..
CHOCOLATE PUDDING. - Add one
ounce Of grated chocolate Ia quart Of
milk: boil thoroughly. flavor With va
nilla, set aside TO cool, then stir la the
yolks of xix eggs we'll beaten; bake la q
buttcrcd pudding dlsh until IL siifiens
like custsrd. beat the whites Of the
eggs with a Tablespoonful Of powdered
sugar, Ia .iifi froth, spread over the
top Of the pudding; return Ia the oven
aud brown quickly.
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OXFORD. q. Al Count 90 Probate he'll "a
Paris, sithin ani fsr the Csuhty - ONfoui
on tlss thlrt Tuesday ~ April 4. n. is1l.
On ths t-,tltian ~ Gss. - Gosistn. Admin
istfataf ~ The estate - i0usthAh 4 IlAskett late
Of oxford Ia sai tounty. de,casei. praying
for hosnss b. .sil AMI confey al ihs rial e-tAts
~ aid hesa.ssi a publir ~ private sai Zoe ths
payment ~ fislfs ant shsrgcs.
OEnEKHD, That The All Istitisnsf give nstics
D. al Issrsons intsrr-tci. ~ rausiug an Astrsr'
puhn.hci thnc Ncsks sur.sssltsly In tlis ON
lori lrmsrfat, hewsIaIfr printei AZ Paris
IN said County that they NAV apfsaf a rful a
.hg~ eaa-s lfsRy they have Why tbs sssne shoahi
not - grahtci.
oEORsE 4. WILSON, Iaise.
4 true oopy-Aue-t IL q. DAVIS. Register.
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feel Il INV duty TO say few word. In
regard to Ely's Cream Balm aud do 90
entirely without solicitation. I have
used Il more or less half a year. and
have found IL 10 be most admirable.
have suffered from cstarrh ~ the worst
Kind ever since MAS q little boy aud ]
never hoped for cure, bat Cream Islm
seems Ia do even that. Manv 81 INV ac-
quaintsnccs have used Il with excellent
resulis.-O-car O-trum. q Warren Ave-,
Chicago. III.