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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

Keep your mouth CLOSED when eating
Never play with fopl. nor mince your
brra,i. nor handle your knife anil fork %
the glas- az silver near you unncccssar'
ily. II hshbonc. etc. should insd'
yertcnily rrt into the mouth, the lir-
must b. covered with the napkin while
removing H. Never pick your teeth At
the table. Do not put large pieces of
foo.i In your mouth; II you are addrcssssi
wh-n your mouth Is - TILED. yOu ARE
obliged 10 pause before answering until
the vast inouthful IL mss;icat~l, " run
the risk of choking by swallowing Il too
hastily. To eat very fast i mark u
gr,,.line-s, and should b. avoided.
Never SAX up gravy with br,ai OF
scraps your plate. Never. n possible.
cough or sneeze at the table. Do not
lean hack Ia your chair.
Tho hustss. OF host should not insist
upon guests pariaking of particular
dishes. nor ask persons more than once
nor put anything on their plates which
they have declined. II is III brcd to urg-
a rsrou "a eat anything after be has de
clincd. A half lalleful u soups enough
a. s-ryc. unless u l. country dinner.
where a full lailleful may L. given. hut
10 not I'll the soup plate. Avoid the
api.aranc. ~ ELF engro~sinent when
eating. unless you wish To b.considerc'l
entirely devoted 10 your fool. Never
overload the plate u a guest or any
fcrson you would serve. ifyou ARE To
scryc anything % which the supply Is
limited. u-e discretion that all may cn-
10y some 20 it.-MrS - III. snider In
HOusskc.I-rs' Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
sous ".AvG.yoUs" FoR rs6
SEASON

Have Won tested your COWS thi. se1son
a. know which are paving for their
keeping and a Prodt on labor aud cap
italf
Have YOU got q good clean place With
pur. water Tor them to drink
Have you got plenty ot feel In the
pasture or have you too many COWS Tor
thc fc'-is
Have YOU ~, plenty Of shade for them
a. lic ins
Have YOU s.,n 90 II that there Arr ma
car,sses left unburicd about the pas
turvs
Have wa kept your milking place
clean aud tidy, 40 YOU would n"t L.
a.hamssi "a have the person. Who cal
your butter come Ia AZ milking time'
Have you held YOUR temper la train
Ing the hsifer. "a milk, and have no
Kicker. among the'ns
Have they found out that you arr
their hsst frienit
Have YEA b.en regular In your hours
~ milking
Have you kept .alt where the COW.
could have some each dayt
uI,y. you put little sulphur on their
h,rks occasionally, Ca save them fr"n'
hscomlug fall II grubs In the spring
lave yoa used only the bet Of pack
ages Ia put your butter In
u,,. you ben ''beai~ by some agent
md bought churu or butter worker
you don't wani'
Have yoa used plenty of plaster in youi
horse stalls so as to kccp thru "i"ries-'
Have you got small bottle Of crco-
.otr In the stable to ruh ON their avs
,ud thr,at 90 keep the bot hics from
singing them while on the machine and
hay Ssgonf
II,y, you yroolnesi them well thes'
hot d.V. 80 that they are not crusiet
over With dlih from .weaiingf
Have you marked the lambs that yo'
want a. winter aud the ewes that yo'
uant 10 .ell, so that you can tell AZ onc'
when the buyer come. what YOU have
to sells
Have you DESTROYED the ticks on TN
/ lambs since shearing'
/ Have YOU got a patch % carrots grow
| ing. to feed the ssaned coli WITH th'
winter, Ia keep him thriyingf
Have you made your wife happy o!
having a good gariens
Have YOU invited her Ia the farmers
plenlc "a BE- held after hayingf
N you haven't done these things, TN
....on 4. fast going. and you Will SCOT
have another year of mistakes.-'o'
New Englaud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. JULY 2s. 1891.
zone favor nov.- he said. "whO

'one favor moc.- he said. "who
ARE your
"what does u matterf-
"What does u matter. say your cried
the gondolicr. "Much-much 30 mel
Tell mo your name. that ! may love and
honor 4, Ia the last moment % my life"
"Men call me Michael Angelo. II Is
my turn now" he said. "to ask you a
favor. IL Il 10 allow mo 90 perre,uate
on canvas the lovely features u Maria
The girl approached. She could not
speak. but she clasped the painters
hand AMI raisei II to her lip-. A tear
fell ON IL. aud Michael Angelo. ~ he
drew her back. turnci away 10 conceal
his own emotions
Twenty years passei on and found
Antonio. the once humble gondolier. the
happy husband Of Maria and general u
the Venetian rrpublic. Yet hi. brilliant
position never rendered him unmindful
~ his early life. and his heartfelt graft
tudc. NJ well as that 10 his wife. accom-.
Ianied Michael Angelo Buonsrrotti tn
the cni 10 his days.
A. Ia IN. crayon sketch ~ the mi-er's
hand. u was taken from Italy by sol.
der In Napolcons army and placed In
the Louvre. During th. invasion u 1914
ii was unfortunately Lost, and ~ Ear as
can H. asocr,ainc,i has never sine. bccn
rucoscrsl. The story u i,s production.
however. s,ill lingcrs among the trail.
tions - Venice. NJ. n. tn Chicago Globe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

On the ground. lie then commenced
fur to pound him ~ hard n he Good.
What under the IN are you abowty'
cried I.
Sea he. what did you bring this
pussylanermus cuss here fur a be- hit
the wax hggcr another trcmenjis blow
on the he'll.
scz !. "You egrejus ~. that airs
wax hgger "a rrpr~eniashun Of the
falss 'Po~tle.-
sez he. That's all very well fur You
to say. but tell You. oil man, that
Judas lscarrut can't show hiss'lfin Utiky
with impuneriy by darn site'- with
which ol~-ryashun h. kaycl In JudAssis
bel. The young man belonged 10 ~
the frst famcrlie- In Utiky. | sod him.
and the Joory brawt In a yerlick ~
Arson In tho ri degree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
=. rRAGNTSr.

In one u the shownans lctters h. de-
scril-s visit a. his home lIis call
upon the editor ~ the local paprr l. al
lude,l to a. follows;
After breakfast | went over to town
to .sc my old friends The editor u the
Bugle grrc,'-l me coriyully. and showed
lne the folIcnn' article he'd just wnttsn
about the paper on the other side u tho
str,st.
1--WE have rrccutly put up In our Office
an entirely new sink. ~ unique constrlc-
tion-with two holes through which th.
soilel water may pas. 30 tho new bucket
underneath. What will the hell hounds
~ The Advertiser ss.y a. this We shall
couiihu. to make improvements ~ fast
~ our rapidly incrasing busin.s- may
warrant Wonder whether . certain
editors wife think. she can palm of .
hras- watch chain on this community
for gold oneg'
That say- the Eiiior. "hiis him
whar he lives. That will clo-c him mp
~ bad A. u dill when wrote an article
rdicooling his sister. who's got a oock.
eye
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
A, Nm.. s...~,..'..

The salon - Nine. Recamier wa
not in any sense philosophical OF polit.
heal. but after the cruel rerS"cuiion OF
Ia Harp. the banishm.nt ~ Nine. ID
si..l. AMI tho similar misfOrtunes of
ether friends, her syInpathios wcrc ioo
strong for her diplomacy. and u grad
ually fcll into the ranks % the Oppo-i'
tion {, was well known that the ein.
p-ror REGARDED all who went there ~ his
enemies. and thi. young and innooen,
woman was destined o. fy.l thu full bit.
tcrnrss 1T his petty displcasure.
We cannot trace here the incidents Oi
h-r yariol carver. tls misfortunc. % ths
father ,o whom she was ministcring
angel. the los, % her husbands fortune
anil her own. the years % wandering
and exile. the second PERIOD u brief and
illu.ivc pro~pnty. anil the swift rcyersos
which I'll 90 her final retreat She was
~ ,h. height ~ her fame In the early
days % tlf Restoration. when her salon
ryivcl 10 old brilliancy. and was q
c.nisr la which all Isr;ic. met on neutral
.,rOund Her intimate relations with
tho.e IN power gave u strong political
iniiu-nc-. bat this w,. never marked
feature. a. u was mainly personal.
hut the position Ia which one is most
inclined to r~rill Nine. Rccainier is In
the convent - Abbayc-anI Bois. where,
,liyrsi~l % fortune and living In the
.iinplcstmAun-r. she pr-srycifor nearly
thirty year. th. fad,n; traditions % the
olI saiois. Through all the changes
which trici her furiitude and revealed
the latent hcroiln - her character. she
seems 10 have kept her sweet serenity
unbrukcn. leniins to the passing storms
with the grace - f.cile nature. bui
never murmunngat at ihcincyiiablc. Ons
may iind In thi. iuileuhlo strength and
grntlsncss of temper u olcw 10 the subtle
fascina,ion which be'd the devoted
friendship % - many gifte,i men and
v,incn long after the frsh charm oi
youth was gone Amelia Gcre Mason
in Century
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
AlrooGrrtR TRUE.
WHAT BOARD sLA>s To tiiE lliHih
NA>.

wagr. aud board In the family mean
to the average hirri man that bpafd
amounts 90 nothing of next ." nothing:
1T him pay hi. hoard, thru b. Will
realize lts value, but a. long s uat
n.tisut drudge, the farmer. wife, can
4. comuelled Ia carry the added barden
~ cooking. washing, mending aud ear
In, for his room he regards u ss q debt
du.. Paving for HI. washing he Will
..e Il In a different light than when he
,,r,I...Iy to..e. down dofen ar morc
heavy garments every Monday morning
for th. farmers wife to amu.e her-elf IN
washing. starching and mending.
Women must not suppose for one mo-
m.pt that the progr--. of events and ot
ide,. which carrie. women Into almost
every dspar,ment of public service Will
l..,. them outside the sphere of polii-
ii .rtIon and Influence. II u out of
All Justice that intelllgcnce should be
governed by Ignorance, sni moral pur,
,o.e oYcrcTowdc'l by gross passion and
greedy instinct. The liberties ot the
women of this country to-day are large
Ia al the merry of hor,ics of hslf ci'llit-
.,l men, whom the tide of .Inlsrail"n
east. upon our shores, where their vote.
soon bc,ome the property of the P"lit-
lcal party which appeal. most strongly
"a their love of gain or love of power.
'rhl. state of thing. Il anomaloa. aud
cannot continue.
IN. nucleus ~ the better education
already exist. among IA aud its inflaence
|. ,ecomlng apprcclably felt. The high
..t conque.t of which woman eau
dr,am I. no longer that of her opPoslie-
la sex. =
She can aim at what they can aim AT
-,b. crown of scholarship, the badge of
service. the distraction of character.
And the fruits Of thi. new tree oi
knowledge are already sweet In many =
hom.. in many q charity, charities of
deeI~r wisdom than those OF higher
ho,r.-Julia Ward Howe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
oLONo WARD.

I have -een low sod skurrilu- DoAt
In the pap.r from . csrtsn purson who
signos hi..eh olonzo wAr!. & 81 he u
my berruthcr. I dill oacs hAv b-rruih-
~ of that name. bait do Mt rccugntss
him now. To IN. be- is wu-s than dsii !
took him from oollige sum 10 ycars aso
and gave him guoi situation ~ Tho
Bearicd Woman in my Sbow. io~
dill he rrpay ms fDr tins kintin"si Hs
ba..ly undertook (ons day whiis In .
R.ckynAliAn mosi On rum a riShi In
sight u the aujicno. In the tsnp ~ stABd
upon his hci. whArcby b. b'<rsy'd has
ssI on account of his hoots 81 his Bsrd
fAilin' od hts fso.. thus rucinin' my
pru-pech- in that town q iike~iss iDcur-
nm the -aris disyLNsrro 81 the PusA,
which s.i boldly ~~ trim with The
fe,,lin'. % = Intelligent pubic. l know
no such man a. olonso Ward. i do not
ever wish his name broathsd In my prrs-
satA DO not rccognins him i prr.
fectly disgust him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28


The Bank % France employs a very
large number Of women as accountants
In the classification OF bills, In the CLASH
iication of coupons and In the depart
inent Of printing and binding. The
ladies' employed In this category are
called danes titulaircs. They are paid
three francs sixty cents day. and are
rculircl To pass u preliminary examina-
ton In writing. spelling and arithmetic.
They must be from eighteen 10 thirty
Eve. In the printing Office An appren'
ticeship Of two years Is rquircd a.
pamphlet sewers. These women work
In the same shop as ths men, and are
paid at exactly the same rates. After
twenty years service they are retired
with pension Of 400 francs tesol. Rec
concentrations from influential persons
are requisite for obtaining places In thu
Bank Of franoe.-New York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
SrRAwS.

IN. los. by stacking I. often greater
than the Interest ou money to build a
barn.
Live ON the farm more In the old-fa.h-
Ionc,l way Of producing your own sup
piles.
m you want to get the first premiums,
YOU must he up early and preparing for
IL.
yi.xor and taste are not the sane.
you can taste the flavor but do not n,-
,or the taste.
Don't let the potato bugs kill the vines
and then put unripe potatoes on the mar
ket.
Remember esrly-cut hay IL best, and
early cutting gives chance for sec
ond crop.
Empty soapsuds on the garden; II u
full Of potash and other fcrtiliying In
gradients.
Early give the pigs a side pen, acces
.,ble only to them, aud begin to feed
them lightly.
What 4. the matter with the berkshire,
Poland, China, Duroc and Essex breeds
of swinef
n weed. are repeatedly cut and not
allowed tn seei, they must sooner OF
later die out.
Jes. acres aud more on an acre is oB'
Of the means Of solving the agriculture
problem.
Eight hours are legal days work IL
Indiana. Employees can collect pay fo'
extra work.
Tying to grow crop on Impoverish
Cd land Il Ike trying 10 make something
out Of nothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

The nlinol. legislature has passed the
,ollo~ins law: "whoever cuts the SOLD
n,T, of the tall of any horse In the oper-
stIou known a. docking, ar bt any other
on.,,tIon performed for the purpose OF
.bor,ealns the tail, aud whoever shall
,-,a.. an. .ame to be done, or assist 10
SaIny sueb cutting. unless the same u
proved to be benefit to the hofsel sns.'
h. punished by imprisonment IN 'ns
county jail not exceeting one year 90
by fine of not less than I'd, nor ""'s
than $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
A.. w.. v.,I..,ns .. E,.mpls.

Lucy. three years old. was playing one
day with little reighbor about her own
age. All went smoothly until some
childish dispute arose, and Lucy. rgard-
ing her little friend ~ the aggressor.
slapped her soundly once or twice. Her
grandmother reprovei her for her rude.
ne-s and display Of temper. but the child
clinched all argument On her aide By
saying, "why. dsn'mudder, dsnmud-
dsr, don't you know Il dos little diria
dood 70 whip 'cIny-Nsw York Tnbuns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
on "ppKr-

Every man has got Fort. It's sum
mems fort 90 DO one thing. and -Otne
other mems fort 30 DO another. while
,hero Il nuineris shiftlis critters goin
round loo-s who~. for is Dot 10 do
nothin.
ShAkspccr rvte gooi plase. but he
wouldn't hay succc-ied ~ Washing
ton correspondent of q New York daily
pa,-r. He lackt the rokosit fancy and
imasginashun.
That. so!
old George Washington. Fort was
no, 10 hey eny public man Of the pr-eni
day rc-mbl. him 10 cny LArmin extent.
WHARF bowts can Georges ekal Be
foundl AK. & tpldly anser no wharcs,
or eny WHARF else.
Old man Townsins Fort WA 10 max
S.~yr-riller. "Goy to the wOrldi an
u,hcr life saiycd!T (Cotlshun from
Townsin's aiyertisemunt.)
Cyrus FIELDS Fort Il to lay q sub-mA-
chin. tellcgraf under the boundin billers
of IN. Oshun. and then h.y II Bust.
spaldin's Fort Is % MAX PcpArcd
Gloo, which mends everything. Won.
der ef IL will mend sinners wickid
waze. 1mpromtoo goak.)
Zoarys Fort Is 10 bs female circus
feller.
Ny Fort l. the great moral show bir-
niSs & ritin choice famerly literaioor Tor
the noospaper. That's whats the mat
ter with ms.
&c, &c, sc. ~ mite 10 on ~ In
defnit extent.
Twict I've endeyere.i 10 do things which
thay wasn't my Fort. The fust time
was when undertuk to lsk = owdsshus
cuss who cut a hole In my tent & kra~ld
threw. Scz l, INV jentis Sir 60 out or
I shall fall onto yoi putty hevy. sez
he, Wade In. Old wak hggers, WHARF
upon went for him, bot he cawt me
powerful on the he'd * knockt me threw
the tent into COW pa-tur. lie pursooi
the attack & flung me into n mud pud'
die. AZ aroze x rung out my drcnchi
garments I koncludei fitin wasn't my
Fort. lie now riIe the kurtin upon S"-n
End. II Is rarely seldum tha, SEEK con-
solation In the Flown Bole. But Ia a
ertin town In Injianny In the faul OF
is, my origin grinder go, sick with
the fever q died. lnever To-. - ashamed
In my life, s. thowt I'd hist In . few
swallows Of suthin strengthen.
Konscquents was | histid In 80 much
I dident Iackly know WHARF bowts J
was I turnd my livin wild bcost Of
Pray loo-e into the streets and spilt AL
my wax wurks. then Bet j coold play
hoss. 10 I hitchcd myself To . kAnawl
botss. there bcin two other horses hitcht
vu also. one behind and Anuther ahead
Of me. The driver hollerd for US 10 git
up. AMI we dill. Ba. the hoses bein on
used 20 sich n aarrangemunt begun TO kick
& saueal and nsr up. Konseqnents was
| I was hcki vilcniiy Ia the stummnck y
back. and prcsuntly I fownd myself In
the Ranawl with the other hoses. Eckin
& yellin like . tribe Of Cusscarcorus sav-
vita I was rcscooi. & A. ] was bein
cArrid 20 the tavern on hen lock Bored
I sssi In feeble votss. Boys, playin
hos isn't my Fort"
MoRUL--Never don't do nothin which
isn't your Fort, for Of you do youu fnd
youslf splAshin round In the kAnawl
hggeratively speakin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
O.I,. :. E,,ry D.y Aa.Ir.

One Of the Rescuing Party-My man,
you have had q miraculous escape! Blown
ffty feet through the air and then piled
under 500 tons of brick and mortar. You
dont SEEM 30 realize your good luck;
lust ~ cool ~ cucumber.
The Survivor (calmlyl-I don't mind 9
little thing like thiA You 80, boys,
married rcd hair and temper.-Pitts'
burg Bullstih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
ErnINE II. JupkINs
A eosNIAK LOTTERY.

The I.eyant Herald of sept. -, quotes
a curlou. letter from Bjellna, la Bosnia,
which Disclose. n state of things among
the Bo.ni,ks that recalls some of the old
storie. We used Ia hear about China. u
appears that numbers of the Bosniaks
had recently applied Ia the authorities
for psrtnlssion Ia bc beheaded In the
place of Baron de l.othschild. The su-
ihoritie. at one. set themselves to invcs-
tiyate the matter, aud found that a
rumor had been spread abroad among
m. rural population that Baron Roths-
child had been sentenced 10 death for
some crime ar other. and that he would
nav "A million forins to any one who
would become his substitute aud under
90 the penalty for him. Clubs were
speedily formed among the peasant.
who desired 10 share the million, aud
each member bound himself to sacrifice
nj. life for the benefit of his fellow men,
b.r. II he should draw the fatal lot that
designated one of the club as the victim.
The money, of course, was to be divided
among the re.t ne prize. Ia this man
ner several substitutes for the Baron
were provided. and they offered them.
selves 10 the authorities ready Ia fulhll
their bargain Ia the last. No explana-
tions were sufficient Ia convince ih IN
that the story was hoax, and at last ac-
counts new postulants for decapltation
we're still golog away gricved aud un-
happy In their disappointment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
AMONG THE FARMERS.
".r.,pratrtow.-

Corr.srsn.isase On prseticsi Agricultural topies
Il selisiis.l. Adiirrss al ss1naanis stisn. In.
fafts. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

Husband-"Is this canned chicken or
canned lobster, Etheli wife-"I don't
know, John, the label had been torn on
the can before opened It."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

,..at1 NNtNE
.r. vs.. ,t a.rufr tsufarth.
q ,-. Tai.. fsrti1. -arart"i b. =
.. ...a..t. s-. r..Tf-r alsis.
,a....- f.l-.rtssi in ever I.sr,iru'sr ~
T... .tt.t t.rIs a r,-s.snsl,is rrioss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
MONEY.

Money torro~ci is o fcs,
vell~i In kindly .seminC
Money wasted is . friend
Lat bsyoai resiesmins.
iIasr,is.i. u 4. like Q guest
Won with ansioas seeking.
Giving nothing Zoe hls tsArd
save the care % kccpins.
spent In s,-.i. 10 ieAve. Q JOY
Twice its worth behind n.
And ~ho TINS hath lo~t u here
shall hereafter md a.
-wcmAns Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28
mou.uAxpEp OUTRAGE At UTICA.

In the Fsul Of 1854. showed my show
In Utiky. q trooly grats sitty In tho
State Of New York.
The people gave me scordyal recep-
shun. The prv>s Wa loud In her praseA.
1 day ~ ! was givin descnpshun Of
my Beests and Snaiks In my usual howry
stils what Was my skorn q disgust n
80 . hg buriy fslier walk MP 70 ths
cags containin my wax hggsn OF thu
Lords Last Suppsr. and csass JuaaI
IssauuG b. ths fsst md dfag him osl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-28

niss In your place. My show al pftsrnt
consists II three moral Bare. ksng.
aroo Ia amoohn little Raskal-t'would
make you larf yerself 10 de,h % -. the
little cue Jump M and -lucaD wax hg'
gers % a.. Washington Gen. Tayler
John Bunyan Capt. Kidd and DR.. Web
stsr In the act % KILN DR. Parrkman,
besides several mi-rellanyus moral Wal
staioot. % celebrated piruts & murder
crs. &c. ekAllci by few & etccld by
mons Now Mr. Editor. -caich off q
few lines Sayin how u the show btIniss
down 81 your place. | shall hav my
haudbill. dun at your OTIS. DcIrni
upon H. want You sbOuld gii my
hAndbills up In fanin stilc.
Al-o Kit up . tremcnjus excitement IN
VT. pap.sr Tbowt my onparalel~i show.
We must fetch the public sumhow. We
mus, wurk on their fcclins. Cum the
moral on 'cm strong. II It's tanp'r'
ancc community tell EN- ! sinci the
pl,igc iift.cn minits artr iss born. bu,
on the cUniery Il your pcple tako their
tods say Mister WAri IL - JcniAl fel'
ler a. W. ever met. full u oon~iyiAiiy.
& the life anil -oul of the So-hul Bored.
Taxi. don't yUui II you siy anythin
atoxt my show say my snaiS l. A.
harmlis- a. IA. new born Babc. What
q inier,stin study u i to sea Levologi'
cal animil like q naik under pcffcck
subjcckshun' Ny kangaroo Is the most
larfabls little Gus ever saw. All for
rs osnis am anSyus % skewcr your
infioounce. lrcI-ct IN regari to them
hanbills that shall git EN- struck OFF
M 90 your prntin ofiic.. Myp"rlitercal
sentiments agr,o with yOurn eSackly.
know they 10. b.cawE ! never saw
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"ln the matter of taking care of your
father" said the visitor, ''you have moth
Ing to reproaeh yourself with. You
have furnished him good home these
many years" "Thst IL true" replied
the host thoughtfully. "fifty-three
years ago, when was trusting. help
Iess. innocent child, he gave me the
name of Adonljah. hut have tried to
do mo duty toward him." he continued.
with look Of calm resignation on his
worn features, sand I have succeeded, ]
think, In almost forglying him."
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sbe-"Don't you feel 4 draft over
there near the Window" lie (taking
the hlnt)-.'I don't know but do.
What would you advice me To do, pull
the blind down or move over nearer tn
youY' She-.BOth."
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