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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07
THE
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Has one of the finest water plants
in the United States.
The water is pure, limpid noun
tain spring water, and it's supply is
inexhaustible at all seasons of the
year.
The reservoir is located on O'Brien
creek and covers an area of three
acres. 1t contains water to a depth
OF fifteen feet, firmly held by a
powerful dam sixteen feet high,
The mains are all of cast iron,
twelve inch, and ninety pounds to
foot.
The pressure in the town of Mel
hart is 40 pounds to the square inch.
Use its water in your houses. 1t
IS cheap, convenient and healthful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
THOSE TROUSERS POCKETS.

"Do you prefer aide or slant or top
pockets In your trousersy'
IL don't care, I'm surr. MI ! want u
pockets that I can get NV hands Into"
This WAS the conversation ! overheard
the other day betwveu = tailor aud MS
customer, aud Was reminded of 10 an
hour later a. looked down upon tbs
floor Of the senate chamber snd watched
our grave aud reverend lawmakers going
through their work. 10 the middle aisle,
carrying on = triangular debate, were
senator Proctor and senator Gormsn.
each With his left hand In hh trousers
pocket, and senator Alllson With both
hands simllsrly encased. They were
presently jolped by senator Brice, Who
had hls right hand pocketed; while Sen
ator Lindsay strobe from the Democrat
ic over TO the Republican eide It'll both
hi. hands Ia hi, pockets, almost running
Into senator Lodge, Who VAS carrying
hls In the same way. =,
could not help thinking OF the old
story Of Daniel Webster aud the button
on his Jacket which hs always used "a
twlrl while making hls best recitation.
| In school. II IL said that . little gir|
who had long stood next to him 10 biz
spelling class, and Who WAS ambitious
to pass him. contriSed To snip Oh this but
ton aud at the next recitation, when
Daniel felt for IL aud found IL missing
he va. 90 overcome that he mlssed the
word nut TO him. and his clever riya'
vent 10 the head Of the class. Suppose
.ome malicious person, bent on destroy
ing the comfort aud dignity OF the
senate, should 'contrlse To have the
trousers pockets of all the senators sew.
ed up over night, what would become ol
American orsiory and legislation the
next day.-Kate Fields Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
xIIplck,s IYPtWalIeR.

When Mr.. Keedick reached home tn
other evening he VAS confronted by
very angry wife. lie had scarcely got
ln.ide the door and hung his hat on thu
hall rack before she blurted out:
"you'Se got = new type~riter'
"why, yes," replied keedick. SLOW
did YOU Ind that outy'
"Oh, I am up TO your golngs on, ] cat
tell you. You got your new type~rite'
| yesterday"
~ did. Who told your
"well, IL you must know, u Was MRS
Gs.kett. Her husband told her. fot
needn't think you can keep things frou
me-"
III have no desire to, dear" =.
"Dont dear me. Your typewriter u
only about u years old"
"a. nearly "a can Judge of ages
should ssy that VAS about right"
sand has melting brown eyesr Mrs
keedlck went on Indignantly.
"Possibly, but haven't noticed then
doing any melting" $500 \.
"Oh, no! OF course not. With Q sof
voice and charming mannersr
"You are nearly right"
"Nesrly rightt know I'm quilt
right :" exclaimed the JEALOUS woman
Snow I want you To tell me the name o.
the forward creature"
"You want the name OF my type
writery'
ayes, I do"
"what fory'
.Neyer mind what for. want you
ltypewriter's nzme"
at IL John Henry simpson. wha
are you goiag to do about hr'-Nev
York Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
CROWN AND scepIeR.

Thequesn Of AfghanistAn has decide! u
adopt European dress.
The Princess ~ Wales has found u Deeos
nary To deny the sensational statement thai
abe Ia. decided to withdraw from society.
The empress Of Austria has just entered
upon her fifty seventh year. She IL Ia Per
feet health and sAys that Madeira, wher,
she spent her last birthday. Is an earthly
paradise.
The German emperor has now turned bis
attention 10 sculpture. with results, 10 Is
said, quite ~ untowArl ~ were the conse
quencs~ of his intsrferrnce with science and
literature.
The Empr~~s Frederick, mother Of the
present emperor u Germany, has for many
years enjoyed the distinction Of b~ing the
most unpopular person In Berlin. She die
likes GermAnS and the Germans disliks
her.
The Empervs Francis I of Austria wa
once present while two Of his sons wers
Quarrvling violently. Al last one Of them
saLl, "You are the grvatest $50 In vienna."
"ilush. !" aid the emperor. you forget that
am here"
When progressing" through the street,
20 perform some Ceremony. the Prince oi
wales takes on his hat 10 times ON an aver
age . minuts-that is, the almost inervsii.
BILE number of no times IN hour. Ths
prince rrquirrs . new brim 10 his hat even
fortnight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
Tur rATALIsTlc TURK.

The accounts given By the pilgrims OF
the wsy the cholera attached them arc
terrible 10 th~ir grim fatalism, says the
London Spectator. June ~, two days
before the Courban Bairam, upward OF
1000 Mussulmsns, Arabs, Turks and
Indians had gathered on the sacred
mount 10 hear the solemn address which
Il delivered TO those who wish TO be-
come hadji. Many Of thess people were
In the most wretched condition, and
come had not even loaf Of bread.
Il Was here that the discase appears
10 have struck them, like the blast Of .
poisoned Wind. when next day the no
ward movement 10 the holy city began
lt was found that the ground Was strcwn
like battle field Nth the dead and
dying, and 20 terribly virulent VAS tho
type III infection thus engendered that u
was, Gays the accounts, Impossible for
any living creature to approach the
place.
Tho authorities seem, however, tn
have realized that something must be
done, and that the bodies could not Be
left 10 rot. Accordingly, q Turkish
regiment was sent To perform tho work
of burial and 10 remove any OF thu pill
grims Who stili lived. Never did troops
In the heat OF battle receive commsnd
more fraught With peril. The risk, a. u
proved, VAS literally greater than that
of facing machine guns. and the moral
effect Was far more terrible. There are
ten men Who will face death by bullets
to Que Who will face death by cholera.
Yet these Turkish soldiers, With the
| htallstIc courage Of their race, obcyed
a. they obeyed at Plevna.
The battalion when u reached the
mount Was 100 strong. After the work
had been done 300 men only remained TO
20 back to the coast. 800 Of the soldiers
had died of cholera. Thst 10, nearly
three-quarters Of the regiment perished
In the work Of burial. No doubt Eng
lish troops would have been upheld by
many simultaneously religious feel
Ing and BY the Instinct % mercy, and
they would moreover, have been well
| fed.
The Turkish troops probably felt the
sense of pity very little. aud the officers
we're most certainly men with anything
but high sense of conduct. They act.
ed merely from the most naked sense OF
the duty Of not nInchlng at command.
| Il MAS an order given from afar and
from ahove, and that aud fate are 10
them all one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

n letters
"a 81, 81. S.-s%, a, M, 20. ca. u. The
country s~at 10 Washington
n, q. ~, IA. ~, ~. -, ~, a. the coun
try Seat of Jefier~oa-
n, Ia ap-xs, -. -, ~, - ~. %. -. IL
tb. home 10 Andrew jackson.
aAS. -. "a, II, 10. the estate OF Herr,
Clay.
"a. -. ~, ~. :. n -. ~. II, the ssiai'
which Bsysri Taylor established In Psnn
sylvshia
~. u, "a. Il. ~. q. David TAoraa's her
mitage."
~. a., a, 81. ~. ~. ~. -, IS, the home O
Washington Irving.
~. ~. Is. ~. a.. ~, al. the cottage ia
which died the child vile 1T Eigsr Aiiai
Ps.
"A, ". ~. 81. ~. 81. ~. ~. 81, ID. !. th'
prr-snt home Of the Ire family.
-. Is. .o-s+. -. Z. ~. the home OF Rieh
ari N. Johnston after the war.
~, oo. 81. W.. =. IA. u, u, - -. th'
home IL Francs Willard.
M, -. Ss-S. Is. II, a., 4, at Que time tn
home % Hawthorne
The whole IL an appropriate quotation
Examined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

FOR The relief aud cure ola cold In the
head thers IL mors poteecy In Ely's
Cream Balm than IN anything elss u u
possible 10 preseribe. THIS preparstiou
has for many years past been making .
brilliant success 40 . remedy Tor cold 10
the head, catarrh and hay fever. Csed
10 the initiAl stages Of thess complaints
Cream BALM prsvsats sny sssioss dsvs'-
opmsat of the symptoms, vhile alDoet
uumberlees cases sro 90 record Of radk
cal cures Of chrooio catarrh and hay
fever amer al other trsatmsats have
proved % ~ avail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
TIT EQa IAY-

some years ago before Mr.. Isidore, the
composer. made hls name. he va.
abroad, and at an AZ Home = friend
took him up To lady who considered
herself musical, and begged permission
To Introduce him 10 her. She replied,
loudly enough for Mr.. Isidore to hear
oh, no, thanks. ! never make
acauaintsnces on the continent.
Some time afterward, at . crowded
London party, when Mr.. lsidore MAS the
lion OF the evening, the same lady rush'
ed up to him and said, In . most ELUSIVE
manner: ~.
How nice Il 10 to see you again, MI.
Isidorr; Il seems such ages since We met
abroad. You must be sure aud come Ia
my Tuesdays.
The composer, bowling, replied;
"Thsnk you, but ! never renew On
acquaintance made on the continent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
COULD NOT KEEp

shop without them. consider your
Saiphur Bittsrs . remarkable blood puh-
Ger. know of several people, whoss
Cases wevs considered hopeless, that
have heea entirely cured BY yosr medl.
cipe. The sale Of Sulphur Bltters 70 m
large here that could not keep shop
without them.-E. 8. Yates, Phafmaclst,
- Bsesx Dtssee, IAwrsacs, nass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
weooGo WOES.

In Colorado wife Was granted decvs
bscau.< her husband cut Oh her hangs.
In Ohio . divoros VS. rrcentiy granted
bscauss ''ths defendant pulled this plainti3
out Of bed BY his whIsksrA"
A dscrps We granted In Massachusetts,
bseauss ''ths defendant keeps the plaintiff
awake moss u the night guarding"
An Indiana applicant tsstihsd that my
vile wuuh nos walk With ne On Sundays
end pulled tufs q hair cut Of my bod"
Aviryinis wife was ~ frss bscanss ''ths
defendant dos not come home until 10 p
N. and then kssps this plaintiff awake
talking"
A Tsonssses court liberated Q wifs b.
sAnss THE dafendant doe nos wnah hin
III tassssy ean.iay ~ pleinuR gssas
mental snsS'ss. PHILADELPHIA prsG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

surofuia; and In bulhiing up .ho..soms
essh, whsu you'rs thin AMI vesH.teesss
49, csu.Ssi BY . tospid liver 90 impure
MOOD, ~ Che esiy euawHfsed rcm~iy.
o ~ .I s,.:i'.yws ~, i e, ~: ., . ss
I'M N.Y. tru,bSc and ofbst dissass hat our
s..iiv psssiclsn sald he could not live. In
fsrI they 81 tbcs,sht -. J rnse h'm ~.
ps.~cs's dojsku nssilcni Dl-co,efy and itlkfs
Iss.. ~sss.i hls life. We have usei the Dis
covrsy fT thr,st apd bsvucLial trguble. and
found saeh ps.i.t si'f thai vs can rss""'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

A JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE SAYS.
Hon. John Nealey, Justice Of the
peace and ex-member Of the House OF
Representatives from Meredith, n. H.,
Was for twelve Year, . terrible sufYerss
With rheumatlsm. lie says: canuot
obtain any medicine that does me %
much good a. your sulphur Blttsrs, and
I think &c Il the beet medicine made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

"The flowers that bloom 10 spring"
are not moro Vigorous than are those
persons ~ho purify their blood With
Ayers Sarssparills. The TABLED Elixir
vltn could scarcely impart greater
vivacity In the countenance than thls
wonderful medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Il need cause no surprise that . turtle
should he able to walk after Il Il behesd.
ed. Il 10 m uncommon thing for man
to move around for years after he has
IOst hls head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

No 0.-lIiddsn Proverbs: !. n burnt
child drcads the fire." Q "A stitch In time
save- nine"
No. W-Cro-s~orii Hastings.
No Autographed AnsgrAns: !. Ant
w.rp . Acre
No. sa-A Charssie; Kind RID
No V.-Transp-ition; Pisr. rips. peri.
No. S.-Conoealed Bible Children; !.
Mo-s.. = RhodA 3 Jo~eph. 4 Gsi.
No. @-Deoapitatioas DrAft. Cant,
h rsc-. A.b.ek, A.b@se.
n ever . man feels like - poor worm
Of the DUST" Il Il when he suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers Sarsaparill'
removes this discoursging ply sicAl con'
dition and impsrts the thrill Of new life
and energy TO every nerve, tissue, mus
Gle and hbre Of the whole body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

WA n.by vas sick. ve rave ~ cAaortA-
whea he vss . CAiia. shs crs~i for cAsaorsA
WHEN he became Nj, shs chung 10 ca-iortA
VIA sAs h.i CsAI,arss. ~ gsvstAsa cAss0ssa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

II the hair Il falling out, or turning
gray. requiring q stlmulAnt With nour-
ishlpg and coloriug food, Halls veee-
table sicllian Hair Remover 10 Just the
specific.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
N.,,.. nj sell. 81 Heal I..,.s.

passant a. ncsn.e from N. Hoe. Ja'ige 81
Prpbais for the Cosbty ~ Oxford. ! shall eel Al
pablie snstisn ON the eight day ~ Jane, " Dsl-t
the right. title and intsrvst wtirh slonfo w
~tfout, late % sweden In ssid County. dscsssf.'
hal IN AMI D. certain real estate situated IN sail
sweden, lying In tso psFc.h, ene oi vnlfh "
b.ansis.i on ths wet by lsni ~ tben y. Bsnss,
on the north by Land ~ thas. W. Wat, on ,he
east by rusi ss.iihg frOm the Hftigton nsl "
sxesisn Cornsr. anil On the south Nv -sid bttig
too rusi; ani ssii ether par,sl !. toan'le' on
the ~e.t by saII hr.t n,sntlone.i russi. on the
n.Tth by Ani ~ Carroll Hilton, on The ssst BY
Land 10 salt Hang. anil wn he soaih by The fossi
l.a.iipg frum ali s~c.ien Corner rusd "a the
l.skhn nsishlofbo-i.
Ibats-i thl. nr.t dsy ~ MAY. 4. u. LAT
WALTER a. -rHDtf o, Adstni.trstor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

The philosopher who said that all
things come to him Who waits, might
have added that the man Who goes after
them gets them much quicker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Few people can stand prosperity; but
they are legion compared With the peo-
pie who never have chance TO stand u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

II you praise man to his wife you
may usually notice look Of surprise on
her face.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

lle-"And would marry Q poetr' She
81 don't see how could marry rich
one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

You can easily al the public eye II
you only have the dust.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
PIANOS
What We Do
ELY BROTIIEISS.
n wafren street. New lOrk.

Some families want piano, but keep
putting I, oil till they can pay the whole
price cash down.
The result Is that meanwhile they go
without. OF else waste money in renting.
and then, perhaps, when the money Is
ready 1t is too late to enjoy or profit by
the usc Of an instrument.
A small payment TO begin with. and a
little more than bare rent monthly viii
buy an lvers a. Pond Piano in the sane
time IL would take "a save up the money.
and the investment is all the time safer
than a savings bank, for the customer
has the piano all the time.
Call or write for particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

csvvssPssAsass Q. ssvsss q issssyss % " Adss:
Z soasi.si; Aass:.. ki,sG s i,oi -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
WHAT PASKOlA IS DOING

p,. a. ". Rsl-<.k. sf Chel>>A. Nss.. aye
IA gives me xrvst pkrssare - st>ak IN the high.
ed tsrms "a yesr dsltxhsfal rsvpsrHtien. 'fnsAe.
a. Ons ~ M yeasE lsiy pssissts has gsisci
IN rsund. anil az. she feels ME . ssv
crvafu~"
M Jane. &. Cslnn.. % syr.ss-<. n. ". cav.
.PAskOLA 4. tssiss~i q e<-a, AMI . rsysi ons
10. ! have alrcssiy Eslnei .is anil oae hall
peant-."
Mr.. Charts. D.. Isssc.. en- Nsis -, wcrce-ssr,
Mas. .sys, Il have trict s.sny do-t"f- an
esantLs-. psisnt ws~ilsiaes-s1 we've OF No Avail
I'm q t-,k 'fs-ksls'. To eat . meal now "
pleasure. ueretoforv has hssn t"turv-
Mr. n q. Cs.y. Of >s~,oa, y, J. ssy.; u
prts. sPssasls' esyond my fcsbls te-srtptian
Ia has ccmpli.hs-l ~ere thsa Yea claim fer 10
ur. J CsNia Hsrnsri. ef lession, y. w..
s.V. "Ny frtends and doctor theash I must
IN. boa ths ART ao-s % 'fsskols' rave me .
mts spts,lls shd I ,sxsn % rstye. l have
saias.i t~vuty Pcasis In t,e vcsa.
Mr. NJ Is-snarl, % Rlt,sfcr,i. Ne, .sy.; 81
have derived more bsnsnt frvsa tso thir'is 81 |.
l-sttle - 'fs-kels than fr~m al The neiiciss
have u-s.i In the pa-t ~ @oeths"
llama N. nus. Il fertstsu. y. v. writes her
tfrusri.t sslnos tAkiax 'fasAela' ~ difv-ti.a
has esss nsch tsnen'e-i AMI neuralgia sr,A'p
reneycsl"
Mn J, kellshsr. n ChArA- 81. >sasr,ilie.
N..s.. avs II have ssioet foar ami On. hall
I-oaai. sins. ts.tnnins D. a.e 'fs-A@s sni fesi
ever - mach bstisr."
ssRa Cor PsmPhls' b.
rrt pst. plslsrtp 1000 CO. 20 s.sss 81. ~
o. q. surwrLEfS. -. rssss, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Nhs~ rtfst 90 tIsriocs ~ ced'~h
Ne. ios. Typographical Asasvssa&
Go all. nun
Can tilt oAno~.
No esr,h. r.
Tar. vi.it A. d.,
It's cable,
Can't I cart cancel
A mariner be~is tea
IN a cap 10 & lev.
Bost Lam. In fog.,li.,
Brig sAry Dian.
Delay. Msrisi
Il "a csp'n.
Ref snug. T.. I. C.,
l. any bart.or'
loel-oub.i H. T.. !. sstsra,
Din Ia q oAno<.
Of fun by day.
4 10. On = cart.
A. H. e. Lake.
It, To roek.
THO tAr~ rs~t,
Ia, 80 ys~l.
liar ten brigs, IT,.
Rob T. sxil by.
Y. H. ye boatmsnf
Odiye Ia raft, sri
BISON. ys~l.
Dump cooni saili
Csp'n Tebo's boy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
pIlgssMAkING.

Engagement. by a.. day solicited by eomPe
ts,t r,..maksr win sl.o take VOL AZ hare
Doat olle.t ~ going 10 another village. Isrm'
rvssonssls.
4. A. Mills,
rs High street,
20 I,st IA south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
WANTED .n srs.nnr Mt. .r.,s |.

w toad. of bc,i quality AMI rpa,aiioa
EssrEs,ic worssrs clear go N sis rsr month
Write Zoe terms to-day. send references.
a. q. CIsABn0VRNE. Itsiiswsii, Nsiss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

All the worls pic,ur,i contain the >ams
namhsr of letters When rightly guessed
and plAccd oiie b.lo~ the other In the oriei
In which they srr numbsrd. the csn,ral
letters will syrll the name 10 brcad dag
g,r which ~a- formerly worn al the girdis'
st Nichols.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

a s.ss.s .s--ess s'...s.ss = 2 ss,sy. z
SO. i: :;:- .'::: ;.s.,, 49,: -:
esssss Cd s.ss.sis b S.sal - vsls .
sss. so,.s~i lsieA, vAiis hsr se.iss hsr 49,
@ss. =. q. ss.ss,ss - rassss ~,ss srsss =
s.-ily. ssss 60 is!tsss pes. a go, q, ~, NE =
:.ss ia Pssyssi n 90 ls..,. ,. - s., sss -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
pEvILED HAN SANDWICHES.

Chop cold bolled ham very nne. fos
each cup take the yolks oftwo hard-boli-
cd eRgp, one teaspoouful OF lemon JuHe,
one quarter Of teaspoouful Of mustaid,
and quarter OF . pound Of batter. Hub
the ezra smooth With the butter, mix
With the ipgrediests and season 20 taste.
Sprsad thin slioss Of broad With u. Fold
together, or roll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
fa4|P|l)N


Nc. leo.
wh~a The following wordsare transposrd.
th~ir initials. rad downward. viii form
the name of cathedral town In Engiand'
AwwARs-A town Of Poland
ROAN-A river of Italy.
lHESR-A river of Germany.
LKCwwOI-At town of irvland.
vERsESNN1-A county u southland.
EI.I.lRsAC-A town Il England.
ELECTROMAGNETIC town of woscss'
isr~hir~
Ne. isi.-BshssxsA ws~da
am at the very sigv. b<head me. and
an place for skating; again. and Pam .
useful liquid. =,
lam something tn cit ON: bsh~sd me. and
belong to the head: again. and am the
aimospher~
Ne los. Hiddss rvs,srs>
l. "rfaaaaattthlishsssdrrbb
oonnL" /.
a"ims.rpeeeseeyttttvsaai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
urxn am SHOULDERS

:AD AND SHOULDERS
ahovs every Other hcofi-
purifier, stanis putor
Ssrcss 0okisa nsiic.i
Discovery. - The svt-
Ssors Of a. it, spd IN
svwy CO, o. trial. II
n svss faib 70 lpnei1t %
cure zoo have Jour
} In restoring your
strength. When yours
"runslown- and us~i-
up;- In CLEANSING your
honi from every impur-
~, vbstbrs ne . smpss
eruption or the worst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
ksy Co the I'ussiev

ksy ts the Pussiev.
No. ss-Aiphat~tioAi Puzzle: King Phil
ip
No. 9-Numerioal Enigma; Birming
ham.
No. p-Card Pancake: No answer ~
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
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Cream one cup Of butter; add one cut
Of sugar beat 10 . cream; add one Tea
spoonful Of soda to one cup Of molass
beat the yolks Of four eggs very light
and mix the eggs and molasses with TN
butter and sugar. Add one cup OF cot
Zee aud i've cups Of -four. beat until llgh
and smooth. Seed and chop one pound
Of rsisin.; chop one pound OF citron,
aud after Touring the fruit well, add :,
tho batter, With one teaspoonful each OIL
cinnamon, cloves and allsplcc. NJ,
we'll; turn into creased tins aud bak'
forty minutes In . moderately quie'
Oven
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Top the corn aud take out all the hard,
unpoppsSi kernels. Put In . saucepan
over the ire one pound Of graduated
sugar, With onehalf cup Of water and
stir until the sugar IL Dissolved. when
the llauid begins Ia boil, add the pop.
corn gradually until all has been added
that the liquid viii cover. Then str
gently from the bottom until the sugar
grains, forming on the corn, turn out
aud cool. Or, the popcorn can be put
In q bowl, aud ~ soon ss the sugar De.
gin. 10 grain. pour over and stir until
the corn IL covered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
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Break one egg very carefully 10 half ;
put the white In bowl; add one-half
the white In cold water; this 10 done
most easily by niling one-half the shell
With water, then adding lt On tho eEg.
Mlx yell, but do not beat light; then
add sufficient confectloner's sugar 10
make frostlng the desired consistency.
The JuIee Of half lemon gives the best
favor and also whitens the frosting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Dissolve one cup Of sugar With thres
tablespoonfuls Of water. SIR the sugal
only until Il IL dissolved, then boil until
it will hair from . spoon. Add at once
one and q half tAblespoonfuls of grated
chocolate; beat the white of one egE
then pour the chocolate syrup In
stream upon Il, beating al the while
Beat until Il IL cold, add one teaspcofu
Of vanilla aud spread on the cake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Cream one-haif cup Of butter; add to
Il one cup Of sugar and beat 20 . cream
add one-half cup Of milk and one cup OF
-four. Beat until light and smooth, then
add the whites Of thrce eeEs, beaten to
q stiff, dry froth, and one teaspoouful OF
baking powder. Turn Into large,
squars tin and bake twenty-five minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Add one cup Of cracked wheat aud one
tea.poonful ~ sslt to one quart OF boll'
ing water. STIR over the DIRE until the
water bolis again, then put In the farins
boiler, cook for tao hours, unless u "
preferred dry. when one hour Will IN
.uiiIcient. When cooking la a double
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
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