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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

To ths Iiosorabls Ceaniy Commissioner. foF IN
goanty - O,fsrt On ths ~tats - halas
The unslsrsixnsi lnhah tants - tn tswns u
DiNashi ant Peru IN sai CoantF rvspe.tfaiiy
fvprvssnt o. yuuf iisnufs that cuulmun cunfen
isnus aRt Bsos..lty rvtulrv change In tis k-a
tlan 20 ths terry tftsv-h ~ tusas - niknskl
ani fsru knosa a. twas Very and thc ap
pf,sas b.. thsFvts ~ fslloss Commencing a 10
aorth slis - ths Couuty Rat icsiins uP IN
Ansirs.sssrEin River IN all tusn - Peru a q
J-siut t-tsveu srreni.af ileistun's dwelling
hsu.e ant TIE prr-ent fsrry raj o. bat q nss
highsaY noftirfiy o. ths suuth hank - ths
An.irs.s.Egin nitef. Nl.o q, h-Aie q nss high
say oa The nofth slis - ALT ntsf IN The tusn
~ irxhshi cotnmsnsins a III I-iint Shsrv ths
F,saI l-s.linz o. bttnslt tommon intsr.ests tn
River Hssai. tl.enos southsfiy g. The nofth hahk
- .aki ftfer "a ssfns t-llnt lstsosn III mouth
a Nsatsn Hr,-sk ant ths prr.sut fsrfy ansiins
Ala o. hrat- q ns~ MIDWAY frvm The nss
an,iinE on ths North stis ~ sai river O. sln,s
Islut in ths oti ferfy rssii. Al.o D. establish q
terry arfus. .aii river tstsesu The I-,ints whsfv
.aii new h-ations toaeh a.. rtsr. Ala o. "a.
csgatinus ths prc-snt t.untY road ani fsrry ~
tween The I-nint .hsrv TIE nss h-atisn shall
iatsr-.,t IN oti ferry ret snt The river raj
In The l0sn - Peru. Also " make .ueh alter
aiisns AMI discnntiauanoe. In the Csaniy rad
istxesn 4. 4. liahb's house an tn tasn ruA I
leaflnE g. Atisn Hafxes.' hsu.s you may
,issm that pubhs oanysnienrs anli ners.siiy Nay
Fy,luire. A. In duty lsoaRi will ever pray.
a. ~. kIDDkR.
aasI -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
rsI DOG RtcoosIllo AIR.

I called on q certain portrait painicr
In Indi,nspoll. Last week, saga writer
la the Philadelphia Tunes. We had
gon. Ia school together. -lucc then ~
hs. acquired . national reputation .. an
artist. Z Compliment..i him on hi. llfe-
III. work.
"Nc.." he replied, II .uppo.e u u
crcili able nov, bat " Ne. MT slssys
80. r,mcmb.r the hr., Job ever had,
4 wealthy lady came Ia .ec Inc, sni
~an,.i her full length portrait paini~i.
I dld the bet -ould, bat that va. moth
Ing To- brsg of. when the lady came "a
look at the picture .hr gave cry oi
disappointment. "why. that. not al all
like me, F" ia. .aiL. ~ shall not take
IT,"
II assured her that II was q perfect
likeness, aud declared that even her IT.
tie poodle would recognize u. ~ an
willing "a Ike the risk" .he aid. "Ill
bhng my dog thl. afternoon, and " .hs
f-vogniIc. me III take "a. picture.
Later Ia the day .hc brouglt 10 the ca
nine, and the .sg.ciOu. litil. anlmsl, siisi
surveying the portrait Tor q moment,
ran up aud llCk-i ~. psini~i hand.
NJ lady took the picture Without any
further objections.
"But the likrnc.. must have been
striking" I .aii. Ito dcc.i'. the dog"
"Not nc,c.arily," rrpl~l the artist
II took ia. prccaution 81 Rubbing 4
pi-cc 81 I,losna .anssg- over the hand
tcforr the dog arrived"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
A wouAs's TACT.

III. Rev. Dt. Clinton Locke, the r'p'
ular Episcopal clergyman of Chicago
made break the other day, bat ws'
hclp-i out by the quick Wit Of hi. wife
Ga the day H. question be saw lady
about o. call whom be "a. anNIou. not
% meet. - he aid On hi, wife; "Nos
I'm on, my dear, III run up stair. aud
c.caI. I'LL .h- gOe- away"
After about an hour he quietly tidioe,i
Ia the stair landing aud listened. Al
va. quiet b.low. Measured, be begaI
Ca dcccnd. and while doing 80 hc thought
le..ly bat .inphstlcally called out Owe
the balu.t.r;
"well, my dear, has tina, old bore gon'
at Lastly
The next Instant q voice from below
caused the Precipitation "a besiew hi'
ministerial brow aud rooted him 10 th'
spot. There cam. q response which
sounded inexpr-s.ibly sweet Ia him Ju.t
then. II wa. the voice IL hls wife, Who
With true womaniy tact, replied:
"Ne., darling, .he went away over
an hour ago, bat her. IL our good friend,
Mrs. blank, Who I am sure you want "a
meet .''-Cley.lsnd Plain Dealer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
.A.y ptopll losl Monty.

An old gentleman. evidently gather
81 of statistics, but With KINDLY hc'
vhlch shaded on Ia something Ike pull
authfopy about the edge, .sy. th'
kln.A. city Times, stood AZ the Junci ior
yesterday gazing ab.trsc,cdly down tie
.tfrct. suddenly b. .teppcd up 10
gentleman Who was Awaiting a tsbl'
train and, touching him lightly on th'
shoulder, .aid "kNcu.. me, but did yot
ju.t drop 80 gold pl.C.' at tbs sans
tim. holding Out Ia hi. hand coin %
the Denomination mentioned.
The gentleman questioned looked
moment al th. culn, assumed hoax o
excitement aud made ha.ty search %
hl. pocket. aud .ald "Why az dill an,
! hidn', missed It" holding out an cage
hand.
The old man slowly pull,,l out a no,'
book aud aid II thought .o." lie th.I
took th. name aud sddr-.. of th. lo.-l
aud. dropping the cola Into hi. pocket,
turu~i away.
"well. .ald the other, ''do YOU van
IL a.. frwarif'
"Oh, I did no, find QUE" aid the be-
neyolcnt old man. "but u struck ne tia
Ia large city like thi. there must be- .
grra, deal Ut money lo.t aud upon inqui
~ ! lind that you are the ihlrty-hr.
man Who has Lost q tscuty-iollsr gol'
piece thi. VERY morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
A wospIaFul POOL SHOT.

u Fo%e s''o's
4 remarkable shot was made In game
~ pool In the A.ior IIou.e billiard ROOM
the other evening. 4 light red ball wa'
resting Ia front of one of th. corner
i,ockct.. Il Was close Ia the pocket and
Looked tempting. \ large, fat msn With
a shining bald head WAS playing In ths
game. When HI. turn came be took
careful aim, ,lli hl. cue back AMI forth
two az three times, aud then .ent ths
cue ball hard NJ the red. Toh Intense
ama scmcnt, the rc'i ball Dew ten feet In
On the air. came down on the head ~ Z
mlld.looklng old gentleman Who ~as
Watching "a. game, bounced from hl'
head Ia the door. aud went hopping
across the room as N u was bewitch~i.
The cue hall passed on into ID. pock'
u. The f,i PLAYER va. .o asionl.h~f
that b. dropped hl. ca. ou the door
opened hl. mouth ani eye. Ia their Md
eat extent. aud leaned against the table
for support. Then he gs.pci;
"Wsll, I'll be swiIyrnc'i, and went
aud at down heavily In q chair. Ih'
other PLAYER. and looker.-on we're grclt-
IN asionl.hcd. too, and When ih'
matter wa. explained they we're Na.tls
amused. The ball was of some ruhbe'
composition ani looked exactly like a
regular pool ball. II WAS ally Put 10
irUnt 81 the -, kci by practical iokcf
/ lie aid that "a. leCrptiye balls could L.
l.oagh, Va nearly any sporting good'
store and that they were selling lisc loot
| Cakes.-N. \. sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
sIATL nr NAM.

gouSrt 90 OxrOsD. &C.
ILarl ~ guauty ,omHnissl.asrs. .spt sssslsn,
l-sl hsli ~ sijsaramsnt pytotef luh. t-sl.
uIO> The for,g,inx IstitiSa. satisfactory sti.
,lsncs having tesa rssttei that the Isetitlsnsr.
az. r,spoa.ibts. ~ 0. OHDfnFp. that tlss ,oanty
gssfnmis.lonsf. NETT n The stufs 20 sFesut az
IlVirioa ~ Peru, on Tus.iAy. The tsrnt fDufth
day - >ofsmlssr nekt, AZ Tea II tn ei-k. 4. N.
AMI thenes prce.si o. ties the rsats aentiogs. In
saiipstition iuns~iisisiY afier hlsh siss a hsar
Ing ~ the Aftie. AL thsif tnss-s. Gill - hsi at
s.ssss csntsnisnt plsre In ths tirinity. AIT sash
sthsr measure. tAlsa In ths pryml.s.A. The Csta
Ini..ioaers shall Iuigv prpyer. Ant u 4. frti.sr
OHDtHNI, that nstifs of tn tiHlc plsos ant pa.
ps.e ~ ths Iommis-isncrs' mseting afsrwsali ~
.h,sn D. all I-cr.Oas AIT corporations inter..tsi
~ caasing aits-ts-i eoIie- ~ all Ititoa And ~
this orisf tlsrfn o. ~ -sTNv uI-sa H. rvspe tive
Clerks ~ tis town. - DiNtehiani I'sru ansi also
postci ~ In thrv. pablo Place. In ssrh - .Aid
towns, All pabilshs.i thros s.sks ssce..sitsly In
the,lNfvri ins- rat "A ncw staTsf printel Al lari.
Ia sshl ,ounty 20 ONfort tlse r.t 20 ALL pgl,lis
tisns. AMI esfh ~ ths other notires D. ~ mate
ssryc AIT I-sste. 81 last Thirty lay. Leforv .Ai
time 0f IBcetinf. o. the en- THAI al I,efsSas sAi
corporations nay then AMI thcrc spt-ss az aRl .hes
caa.s, " aaF They have. viz Tie prayer % all
pstitioucrs shyail hss ~ sFaot-i
Arrfsr ALbtitt =. AUSTIN. Cisfk
true copy % all rst,ion anil Onlsr %
Cour thsvon.
Arrssr ,LnsEr AUSTIN Cl.rt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

An eli ply -icisn. rvsirs-i frc@ prsesice. hsvins
had placssi In his hasis by an East inis missios.
AIRY ths formula ~ q simpie sesstabi~ remciy
Zoe ths spe~iy AMI permanent caw of Cossamp.
uoa, Bronc hits. Csiarrh. Asthma and ell ThrosI
AMI Lang Afestisns, slso positive ant rSiical
earv fcr Neress D~iiiity AMI al Nervous Con.
plaints. AFTER hssin< tesssi ns wvnsierfal ears-
duty b. uasks u Known "a HE suffering fellows.
Actutstssi BY this motive AMI = dssirv ~ rvliev~
human sarsnnx. I will s~sd FRYE % charge. ~
al Who dssire H. this rvsfpr. In German. fvnch
% snSnsh .,sh nsii dirvss,:ss f.r prvlsnss s.a
VA. Rows. IS fe.~,-' nl<s. R.sh~.ser. MT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Allow me Ia add NV tribute 90 the
efficacy of Eiy's Cream Balm. ] WAS
suffering from q severe attack Ut lnfiueti
and catarrh aud wa. induced Ia try your
remedy. The result was marvellous.
could hardly artlculaie. and In less than
twenty-four hours the catarrhal symp-
tom. and my hosrseness disappeared and
! Was able to sing . b~svy role In Grand
Opera with voice unlmpaircd. strong
~ recommend Il Ia all siugers.--Wm. IL.
Hamilton. leading liisso Of the 4. ID.
IIesss Grand Opera 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
No, 10 IN. r.ssiss.

MY Va INC Sesstss
No. ss5.-An Old Saying IL you eat
goose on MichAslmAs day. you will bevsi
want money al the year round"
No 3ss-A Garden puIEie. Asisr. ans
moDe. Arbatus. Aio-. clover. oosslip. dan
dsliou. dAffciil. hspstioa. bsliOtrops. heath,
hoyA. lily. lilac. hssturtium. oIAlis. pansy
pear. phloi. p>tunia. primrO.>. pink. roc,
saliva. .yringa. tAnsy. tulip. ,srtsns Hahn,
tS.sil. es,nip. dill. hop. lavender. mint. ssle,
tea. thyme. ,Alsrian barley. corn. Carrot
garlic. DATA pa.nip. parsley Pea. re. tur
nip
No. ~. -Rhomboid and Diamond
Rhomboid-Aeru~s / sAgcs Mad
am. q sated 4 Metal Debar
Downward 1 8 . Am Gss 4
Ei.m s~i~d @ Met. Dab q
Ia o Il Included Diamond / s .
Dam. 3 satsd 4 Ne, I'D
No. 2.O-P
Tin. that 4. p>.t. thou never oAhsi rvsAA
OF time Ia CONS. iLOa art Dot ssr~ st all
Ths Yre-snt oaiy 10 within thy I-D~sr.
Thsrvfor- so- iInpross the ys-~~at bosr.
No. .7i.-Hollow Diamond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

The great DR.. Boerh,ave left three
directions for preserving the health
keep the feet warm, the head cool, aud
the bowel. open. Had he praetlsed In
In our day. hr might have added: and
purify the blood with Aver. s,r.,pa.
rilia; for be certainly would consider Il
the heat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
nE YOUR OWN DOCTOR!

II won't cost you ouc-half ~ much
DO not delay. send three two-cenI
stamps for postage, and We will send
you DR.. kaufmann's great work, hns
colored plates from life, on diseases, Ia
causes and home cure.
Address, A. r. Oriway 4 Co., Boston,
nasa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Ayers Pills. being convenient, efiicaci'
ous, aud safe, are the beet caibsrtic
whether on land ar sea, In city or coun'
try. For constipation. sick headache,
Indigestion, and torpid liver. they never
fall. Try n box Of them; they are sugar
coated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
NOTICE ~ FORECLOSURE.

w iltRfA- Mary y. Coz of Disasli IN the
w tsunty ~ OsfOri by her mortgage ste.-i
dated July l.th t--s. ani fesorlsi with Os fort
Registry ~ pcs-is hSok .is. psEe sas, cOayeys-i
o. lone W Hifhsrt-on The uailer.ixseii q e~rtsia
.fgstei "n the esstrfif siie sf Well -trssf -.
esilssi ifsiisx frou Dxncki yilAFe g. Carthage
sni sl-out one hall mlis fum .aii Disnell VII.
lsni ~ tyru. >ewtsn on ths es.. anil .s,Ith l,y
lssl 81 w. W smith ansi on ths west BY ssii Well
Srest o0nthnihz sis ls) asre- morr 90 le.. and
u Known a. the filen Uosli place AMI whereas
The c.aithsn - sail iaoitfaxr he. l~sn brvken
nov theUfore ny r.ason ~ he breseh % The
eoniliien thsrefore claim . fvr~cis-are % said
mortxaxt,
Diksstt. OF ~. I-i.
iONE n. nICiI ,RDsON. by
seyrxe %. Hiehsri-on, her Gaariiss n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Of buying worthless medicines. aud
spending money on quack doctors whose
only hra u % gull the public. Ia u not
better 90 buy reliable inedicin. Ike Sui
phur Bltiersf think so. "a they cured
me 81 caiarrh after suffering three years.
p. l.. Clark, Manchester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Hall. Vegetable slclll,n Hair lie
newer IL unquestionably the best pre-
.er,atiye of the hair. II !. also curative
Of dandrufY, letter, and all scalp aficc
lions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Empioycr-"I'd engage you for the
plac. az once. only must ha,. married
man" Appiicant-''k-ep the place open
for an hour, aud I'll easily fix that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
INVESTORS.
or PORTLAND. NV.

LIVERY one In neei 81 isformsiios on The
EIsaljest of advertising viii 10 well 10 eltsis .
copy of "lio-.k Cor Ad,efti-srs.' D. pAges. prize
one dollar. NsiIs'i. postage pail. q. rvcsiIt .f
American Newspaper Nrstsry Of ell the t~-t
papers ant siAss teurrAi-. gives the etrtststi"n
rsiinE of every ese, asi Ess-i deal sf inforrns.
tioa siSut rates and oshef msstefs pertAiriog 20
Kills ADvEKfisISG EtREAU. 10 sprses
-, Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

You seldom see q man 20 honest that
he says 90 his wife. "wherc did ! leave
my hatr' lie usually says, "where did
you put lty'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
CONssasprrON CrnED.

"Dsh l. 20 hull raft a. folks dat knows
a hesp mo'h bout psyin' q. nation. debt
dan dey does bout payin' der own
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

A woman should possess great virtue.
for .bc often has 10 provide enough for
both herself aud her husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Marriage IL q divine Institution, but II
II hard In divine some peoples reason for
ever having entered II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
-. s,.-w.-, p.,.al..

No. sra.-w.rd p~,ndis.
The h>i word d~scrilei contains eight
letter. Drop one letter. trsusPoss The ~
NAMING even. and the s-coni ~ori MAJ
10 formed Continue To drup one lsiis'
and trAhsp,-s the rvsi I'LL onlJ oos 's'ss'
rvmAin.
I Rnek. : rbo-s who make nall.
4 rorslsnsrs 4 Ilosndsries 5 lsssl
claim. q Nothing A proposition
a In Inn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAsI

"ny thsrsaxh kn0~ se % the Ratarsl laws
shirh govern The otsrstion. 20 digestion ani
nutrttlon. ant BY carsful appiicatlsn " the me
propsrties II Gel -elsstr.i ts-sss. Mr.. fpps has
proftisst cur brtakfast tables With q dslicstsly
tANunei Leverage which nay save ~ many hesyy
dsstof-' hiii-- ID l. by tiu jaiieisas ~ such
Nrtisle-of dist that scon.titafion MAJ ~ gradual
D. boit up until strOnz snca-h o. re-st every tsa-
dsncy D. di-es-s- uunirci- - suite msls iie- are
thsre l. q ~ssk point We NAV e-oaIs many o
fatal sam ~ kespinx ourselves Vel fertIG-i with
paw tk-.i and q prupsriy nsurishs.i frsms--
strd sarses sstsffs- Ns.ie simply vith tsii
~ srssr-. lslrIl<-i thus
JAMES EPPs . Co.. iIe~spsthse Chsmlsss.
Lss-iss. ksgiAsd-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
WHAT Is TIE usI,

4 woman never hlt. hen when IA.
throws a missile; but. alas. man L. not
a hen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

"unIycrsal household remedy" l. the
common peoples name for Johnson's
AnodyDe l.iniment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

IL often prescribe Johnsou's Anodype
Eminent for Erysipelas," said . physs-
clan O. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

The first thing a poor man does and
the last thing rich man does Il 20 rush
Into q Law suit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Jyy.s .,:A :. .a,s,s,,- ssyss,:f s,yvssgcc .
No. - spsuce ~. New rsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
n. s,s.-cr...-.,a s.,sms.


No. s.a.-Cr~ss~.rd ts,s~s-
On reason. no, In mind
In ravsl. not In wind
In elder. not In bush,
In hasten. not In push,
In damage. not Ia hurt
In sAncy. not In curt.
In manner. not In way,
In gsady. not In gay.
In weasel. not In cat.
In cricket. not Ia hat.
Whole IL q kind % rat
S.. sfs.-Chsr.de
ehsvea ero-n and ro,~ ~ ssrss
Quiet coassat cell
Such the Id M nr.i you'd etco>>
Var frosn msn IN d~vL
Hat M .er0ua tell. tale
knosn 10 fairy iore-
Nomshs caf,s.liy
slAlnei ~ wards ~ith eor~
NJ shols. nectsry 81 rn.a-
Not one -ord will AZ
Should he sgsak. - dafki.s tell
lie must toll. n"i piay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

LAp-A prospo.iIc. brakvaisr' AgirTs
name. Intimate
B,-Nol frequent dry. . circle. the
verge 4.
Ca mu.ical instrument. = tres %
Java. % hll up hoe, Ia hnd Oct
tDl-A foosi. remote. psrplsSiiy. hco'y
CsntrAl-A larsr cori. 10 mind. male
nickname. part ~ the fscs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
RANGES.
CHAMBER SETS.
PARl0R SUITS.

Nhsn Crushsi riash sats tH Pol 10
&c o.. stsuons Usn af.rI Uaf
lice ofrsrLsr .ait.t co.. faIIsus .s..aa
s.tss s,sr han.iIs.i .sfss ..s... I..I
.ufa.. nas sph.,i.tsriuF Gee ..s.. ....s.
st3tasts
-fu.f flf futs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Several country drcssmakers have
complained that the trimming and 1T
ting of basque are less than the put
ting together which may be; but do
not think that even this latter task
equals the mastering Of the many little
details that 60 toward making q we'll
finished gown. For instance. do you
know that the dip skirts must have .
protector i'm the back. and that they
should be faced with velvcteen in place
OF = skirt braid? II requirers three
yards Of lace to trim the front and sides
81 skirt. and three-fcurths Of yard
to make full sleeve frill- Fan backs
are only caught halfway down the
skirt. back from the edge Of the plaits
and loosely so that they will not draw.
New skirts have an inlaid panel up the
front. which means 70 have a straight
piece OF contrasting goods some eight
inches wide up the front with each
side laid over this like a deep rlait,
which is trimmed with a lengthwise
row Of gimp-Ladics' Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

One Of the smartcst styles Of hair
dressing for young ladies at the present
time is TO wear full raised fringe in
front, 70 wave the rest Of the hair 20
that the waving shows At the napc Of
the neck and at the sides, and large
Grccian coil on the crown Of the head
This is often replaced by cluster OF
marteaux. but the hair should not be
dressed high on top Of the head. nor
curled in the nape Of the neck The
style Of hairdrcssing in the evening
differs very little from that Of the day
time II the Grccian knot Is not worn,
more soft curls and marteaux are intro
duced into the couture, but the great
object is TO preserve the proper form Of
the head. Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04


1T surely pays TO keep fowls beyond
the third year.
Fowls with small combs and clean
limbs are best ON the farm
TIKI hens that moult early nearly al
ways make good winter layers
LoSG-f.EcsED. overgrcwn rooster
should never be used for breeding.
THE scraps from the table soaked in
sweet milk are good for young turkeys
SuSFIowKR seed can be fed liber-
ally with profit while tine hens are
mculting. Alternate with linsced oil
meal
CLOVER contains nitrogen and lime
two essential elements needed by lay
ing hens. 80 that il can always be FED
with benefit.
ALWAYS have the poultry house .
considerable distance from the hog
house. unless you want the hogs 70
learn to eat the poultry.
Goop clean straw makes the best ma
terial for nests. During tho summer
while the hens arc laying the nests
should Be cleaned out thoroughly once
. week.
TURSrrs make . good cheap green
food for the turkc y during the winter.
and IL Is . good plan to grow = supply
for this purpose Now Is good time
20 SOW the seed
GATHER up and store the sorghum
blades without thrashing. Picking of
the seed viii help 70 give the fowls cx-
ercise during the winter. besides sup
plying them with q good ration store.
where II will keep dry. st Louis Re
uubIiS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Few materials are prettier for drcssy
afternoon wear than the new printed
crepons; they fall % softly and the
crinixled grounds give such : subdued
effect 70 the flowers with which tho
goods are patterned. A silk foundation
skirt greatly improves the appearances
Of the dress. but this u by no mears e.
sential These crcpons do not soil
ouiclxl-. nor do they show sggressively
any slight mar upon their surface.
Pretty ribbons 20 match the color Of
The fiorsl pattern and sleeves Of benga-
line silk 70 correspond arc also becom.
Ing adjuncts. but ars entirely optiessl
Chicago Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently vt promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the 80.
tenn e6ectually, dispeIs colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable tc the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial n IL
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it
many excellent qualities commend il
70 al and have made It the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale IN 60s
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist wh<
may not have it on hand win pro
cure Il promptly for any one VIII
wishes 70 ~ 4 Do not accept any
Snbstitute.
CALIFORNIA RE SNRUP ca.
CAV fRAscSsco. car.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE TESTS.
re Innsencs q Food On the Qualify I
Butter.

rhe In1uence q Food On the Qualify %
Butter.
Bulletin Is Of the New Hampshire
experiment station reports as the re-
suit Of experiments testing the effects
Of food on butter
l. That gluten meal tends to produce
softer quality Of butter than corn
meal or cottonseed meal; and other
things being equal, tends to lessen the
churnability Of the butter fat
> That with the same cows the hard
ness Of butter depends much more
upon the character Of the food than
upon the nutritive ratio
3 That cnsilage produces a some
what softer quality Of butter than does
good hay. but il is also favorable 70 the
flavor and texture Of the butter product
: That skim milk has very favora-
bic effect upon the churnability and
quality Of the butter fat and . single
trial apparently reversed the general
rA1e thae IL vo1atile fatty acids de-
c1ease = the period Of lsctation ID
fnces
= That cottonsccd meal tends 10 pro-
dee an unusually hard quality Of hut
=. and IL IT cottonsced meal and gluten
meal might be used together with ex-
cellent results.
g. That contrary to general belief
the melting point Of butter fat is not =
good index Of the commercial hardness
OF butter. That while in general . soft
butter mcits at q lower temperature
than a hard butter, there is no definite
relation between melting point and ac-
tual hardness.
:. That no relation can be traced be-
tween food and volatile fatty acids ex-
cept in the case Of skim milk That
usually hardness and volatile acids
vary inversel-. hardness generally in
crcasing ard volatile acids decreasing
as the period Of lactation advances