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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
DON'T.

Don't read this " you expect tn Ind
the old stereotyped advice unamended
Don't 90 Ia bed With cold feet unies
they have been picked and taken 10
wsrdly.
Don't I've on the left aide too much
W. on the right side all you can, ~ U
paws better.
Don't Jump out of bed Immediately 90
awsking in the mornlng-but this Ad
Vice IL unnecessary. No sane msu ever
did II.
Don't forget tn take drink of pure
water before brcakfAst-it settles thing'
after the last nights scance, reduces tn
.ire ~ the head, and, besides, makes one
appear like q temperance advocate.
Don't take long walks on an empty
stomach. II you want To walk on
stomach ct all, try and Ind full one, ~
n IL softer travelling. A stomach IL not
. very good place for long walk, any
way.
Don't start Ia do = days work with
out eating q good brcakfast-lf you
haven't got good breakfast dont com
mencc work until after dinner.
Don't eat between meals-If you get
hungry have the meals ofiener.
Don't inhale hot Air--when the mer'
curry gets up In the ninetles keep youl
nose over an Iced lager 90 something
else that IL cool.
Don't talk your sick friend to death :
IL will interfere With the preroga'i,e %
the doctor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
STATE ~ MAINE.

COUNTY go ONtosD. -.
Boari % County Commissioner. SEPT session.
I-S
uPO> the for,golng pstition, .aii.fae,ory s,i.
isnee having leen ressiyesi that the petitioners
sw re-ponsibls. sDi that inquiry into the msr
u. of their application u sNpeiiient. ~ IL OK
DtskD, that the toahty Commissioners meet
AZ the house % A. T.. Dunn, In said BUck hsli. on
the twenty third iay ~ pctolsr bs,t. n ten Of
The ela-k, a. ~. AMI thence proses-i a.
view the route msntionssi In -aii Vsti
ton, lamesitatsly Ansr xhieh view. q hear
log IL the parties anil their witnesses will
10 hal a some convenient plsTe In the ,ieinity
anil such othsr measures taken In the premises
a. tiss commissioners shall lssige proper. AMI
n IL further OkDtKrb. that notice ~ the time.
plses AMI purpo-e ~ The commissioners' msstins
Aforesaid IL Given to all persons sni oorIors
tioas intsre.te'i, by causing attsstesl copies of
all Istition, AMI % this Orier thereon. e. -
.ervei uIof The elsfk of the town %
buskheli, an.i al-o po-tesi mp In three pub
he plaee- In saii town. and publsh.i three
wesk. ssccs ',ly In the Otfori Democrat. .
nsw.psIsr I.sfst-l % Paris, In saii Coanty Of
Otfor'i. the hrst 20 -ahi publications. anil each
20 The ether n0tiess, ~ 10 made. -sryei sui
po-tst. at hast thirty days lsfore sali time ~
meeting. "a the eni that al Isr-on. ani corpora
lions nay then AMI thew appear AMI shew
cause, ~ any they have, why the prayer of sali
petitioners shOuIi not ~ grantei.
ATTEST ALBEI,f =. AUSTIN. Chrk.
A true copy % ssii Ic,i,ion anil orisr of court
thereon.
ArTrsr,- ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Clsrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
ARE you EVER ANNOYED

by . burning or roaring sound Ia your
lssadt lave you dlaiculty In hearing
dlsti nctlyf Are you troubled With .
continual dropping af mucus, Irritating
the throat and cauaing you TO cough
II your breaih unrlcassntly affected and
accompanied with bad tastef n your
hearing lees scutsf II 90, you have
catarrh aud should at once procure .
bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm, the best
known remedy. The Balm viii give In.
slant relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
THe BREAKlNG Of RECORDS.


what nstsose Can - - rass -
whsn sAs fssss usra.
Steamship captains. serss Svssrs. s6yrs
rs.ssr., ssa Q ~ % sshsr pssvSs. Are nAA,ss
-srrassas ss.i ussirtss ssssss " "srseh W
r>srl- rNs r~ss pssise h-sks % - W sa.s
Win gs--i sssar~i lssrvss.
oscs IN . whis ssiss stssc~ asss . nas
record .aAshiss on h>r evs srceast oss nj hss
iAis-s asd xvvst ssh,~vewsass 10 Ne discovery
sai spvlsssissa % q p~-~ss fes arisssAiy a.
r--tax fcSi - hal 10 sb-sstri i~~s'isssp
by ,As .y.s~~. wiisess Imposing Ne lssss hs's
on Q veal .ssaash. Th,s fo-si h csil~i raskeA-
4, r~.ssr~- me ai<hln,.iesi. asa rves m N sss
,Al. hsusass n .. ssArhy. Only starvs~s s'si
val. .siai ,ass,ns se-A ~ NJ holy. Ws asf
f.t. ,,sst and never viil
NJ. %. a. MAhs--i. % Em<sssa. NssAnrs Co.
Pa. Az. II 90. - vssh AMI ras down sAAs
,n.axhs wosli have ~ give ~ my ss.lss-s-
ssahi pos e-i rsr .ls~pA Ansr oss hssis 81
rs.kelA bsssa - rsia 81 ssee asi have rsiss''
ever af-<a y,an.l. In is-s thaa thr~~ vesas AMI
noe tssl nAs ss~ ~An--
No wonder.
Mr.. sc. s,oasA. % welraxssa AMI pAarAis
"a. rAll..isipAa. wr,ts- - have leo sicA
sssrly tArvs years. 81 times Suffering s~rv'bh
ear.,as palm. In nv hssk ash thss coil In w
aver I.art ~ ne t-s~els. semetim>s ! theaahs
.hsaLi dis. Al thi. tns J uAs oesssiras~I
Wa 4 ar.t logan tAkins fAskola, vas t~mre
ii b. xi,e n ~, thiasinx u vvsh DO NE No r,.i
l-..s-s hsd taksn - much meiieins. Nj
P..lols l~s,nainx ~ 10 ne gu--i. asi today !
I.-sk hsngsr sab than have hs~n abb W tAhs
=, ,a', y, ,s s;,s a. 80 ., f..as: ss -.
n.,-t e,srythlns ns~ I I'm 81 year, oil. anil
-. .lv.s. .stI,s having workei hAri.-
P.skals ,aay t< esaxht ~ any r~pstahs drug
stsi A tst.r~-sios ysin phlst 90 tesi 49, w
Ist psf .pl6tsrtp 1000 co. 20 aesSs g., ~
D.. a. suInrLEfG. -. rssts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
M isa-Nssaxr~s.s,

l. lam . tool. Change my head and ]
en- an important river, again. and ] am
measure of distance, again. and ] am .
heap. again. and am usSi for noors
. I am To cook. Change my head. and J
en- .om~thing nic~ to ~ai; again. AMI am
Q pi~ce of water. again. and ] am la con-
siruet, again. and am garden tool.
q am drink. Change my bead. and J
contain us<ful metals; again, and ] am 10
eat. again. and am . number. again. and
Am MAJ shabby
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Ethel. "whst made people think
they we're husband and wifey" Frank.
"why, whenever he related good story
she always interrupted him by saying
he'd left out something"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Ci,I,E YOl,I,sELr.

Don't pay large doctors BILLS. The
beat medical book published, iW pages,
elegant colored plates, Will be- sent you
on receipt of three 3-cent stamps tn pa,
postage. Address A. T.. Ordway 4 Co.,
boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Ne sse.-c..ss.i As~~ss,s.

All the words dsscnb~i ase Of equal
length. When the~s ars rightly guessed
and plsc~d one below another. In or,iss
hsrv given. the c~otrL isttsr.. reAdins
downward. will spell the name of british
osilc~r IL Revolutionary fame.
Cr--wocis I. A small sailing veal
used only Zoe pleasure trpa u A mammal
peculiar In Mexico and South America j
The smallest mammal Ia shistsnce. 4 n
~indlAss s fiattsv m~anly. Esa
shAIsSi. !. An inhabitant of the so1thern
part % Asia = Hands 90 girilrs y AMI
mails of the hos Kind. 10 Cslerity Vt mo
llnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

"whst were you thinking abouti.
~ was think what Q blesslng u would
b 10 10 ell u We cud have The oowld
weather 10 The summer, when e u ~
hot, and the hot weather In the winter,
when ltis % cowld.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Mr.. u. Poor Aymer (sfter missing Tor
the third time): The birds seem very
.hy this season, Parker" Parker; "fe.
sir. Perhaps II we fired together u
might give them more confidence, cir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Nc sSs.-A rvssisA.

Two men start tosvthsr fos certain
town. One. Who travels ~ mills. sday. an
Or travelling nine days turns haek ~ lar -
che other ksd Travelled during thos~ nine
day. lie then turns and purues his Way
toward the town, wksrv they both arrive
,os,thsr u dAys from ths time th~y -'s cut
Al What rate did the Other man travsls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Fat Contributor-A. Minor Griswold.
Lsarned BlAeksmith-Eiihu Burritt.
susAn Cooli.lgs-SArah {. wools~y.
Daisy vsutnor-J~nnis q. Lincoln.
fr~neh PindAr-Jsan Dorat
Hop< isdyari--r. xsCrsAdy uArriA
oiiv~s optie-wiiliam T. AdAm&
Fiorvnce percy-Elisal<th AkerA
Octave ThAnst-Aiice French.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Csrt.

To The Honorable Goarl ~ Coaniy COMMITS
.i.Bcf- fYr the ,oahty ofOxtsrt
We. The undersigned, ssiSttmsn of liurk heli
by Nitue sf q unsrimoa. yots ~ the inhabitaht
~ 1iusk dsli "a their LA.t annual March mes Tia.
rc.J-stfaliy rvptc-snt. that publis .onuhi nc.
and nesssslty leluirc- osftsin iossiisa- AMI NJ
tsration. % highway Ia ALI town % Buek NJ
lst seen ths fo-,t % John Damon hill. 80 cslls,i
sna tislrs bridgv snsi The disseminating Of
part 80 ell ~ ali obi highway. Wherefore you
Istitloesr. pray that y"ur iIoaorabAe iiosri wil
meet N some eontenieet plsrs near sail rOut.
ssd orier such no krstioas. alterations ans
di-eontinsance- a. public convenience an
ne-e.sity rt,lulfes.
nuskfekt, August ~, iss
CARL1DN GARDINER, sslsstmsn
A.p. HDSNtN, Of
W. 10. PukkI~, Iineknski.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

"The aucieuts," said the lecturer,
.used to worship the SUM-" "it'
mighty little sense they had" comment
Ell Mf. Hogan, "to be- worshlpplng any
thing that works overtime half thu
year"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
STATE OF MAINE.

OyYoRD. 90 ,-supr,mc Judicial Court In W.
tisa, seps. Z, lsA.
70. \. Iiehsr,is We. ". q. sawyer.
On the Al-oye entitlsi aftion. ~ ~ OHDti %,
That notiee ~ the pendeney ~ I'M. sait ~ 81 en
81 The call Defendant. by Publishing an sttr-tssi
copy % this orisr. together With an abstract II
the riAintid-s W RIO. hrve weeks suecs.sisely In
The Otfori Democrat paper pftntsi az Paris,
In Ali Coanty. the hr-t pablicstion b. 10 not e-.
than twenty days tsforv the Bett term 70 sahl
Court Ca IL holisn 20 Paris. IN anil f0r ssi'l
County. On The .e-oai Tae-sisJ ofOctoisr. A. -
i-st, that sail Defsniabt may then ant tierc sp
par ani answer "a alb suit II he shall see cause
ENOGti fD-TEn.
Justice sup. Jul. Court.
tAb-trset ~ Plaintiff. writ.l
Dats % writ. April "a, 1sn.
Heturns-i to urtoi<r Term, lsB.
Al damnum, 60.
nsxei fof ttA
A true oopy Of orisr Of Court, With ab-,rae, o'
the wrt.
AInERT a AusTfN gl.,k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

MN nAhy vss sact. ve gave be- caaossA
wb~a shs vss CAlii, 10 ers~i fos cA-'"SsA.
wh~a n. became Nj, he chung IA cAs"rsA-
WA .As A.i cAl,ir.a, he gave them c.saSStA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Real faith never grows weak by hav.
Ing tn walt. sufferers taking HOODS
Sarsspsrills for chronic complaints
should be patient and the result will he
satisfactory. Hoods cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Ne sSa-CAas~<ls.

Nv vtH.r 1. an animal. ussfui and ely.
But must never hs too yell fed.
fos then Ill the day In tbe sua % ON is~
~ SIN yoa ~caA think u vss dead.
NJ sscosps an app>sdass, ioas % short
fos various 49, male;
Ron~timss . means ~ main suppost.
som~time. The tool 10 . trsis.
~ WHOLE IL plant of cursoss siyk.
whieh %. ssthervd vksn 90 ~sr~ toys
And u.-i - tAsssls. vhsn In rank and ME
We mAr,hsd w the toy drums noiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

"where has your wife got the rhca.
mstIsmy' "Oh, everywhere, except ia
her tongue"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

st. louis man: "The gentleman just
bowed TO II one OF the most intellectua
men In St. louis" Chicago man
"Golng TO move away, ehy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

NJ go. -n4A11A
NJ nnhs ~. srsssrsi. nshs asA sessd.
Yea vssdsa svsey 60
NJ ssss y Arm - ssttss gsvssd.
AltAsssh ] nAy - -
Of swsss ssd svscy tsaysssnssI
esns sAAspnssA ~ sAasss
NJ svssssss On " ais = spsal
NJ sAaspass - u ~.
Lsas u..s The ssAssas AAvs e~ssd NJ
rAsssA ~. In 1--we sAAa 49,.
Thsy oaAscs pst - sai,s avay.
rksaeA I asss law saeA ysas.
Iiins~s IN The fos>st daSh.
NJ vsssss dec I'D bsaA
And sAhss II Zoe Ab eun.
No slS.-rs~ssstai Pussiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Try scaling nlldevsd sloshss 10 bat
tsr-nilk, and sprsaAise % IL grsss In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
HONRNAKRkS COLUMN.

. g ~ s ;s:::; ;ss ~: ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Hoods Prlis act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver aud bowels.
35c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Ne ssi.-c.rs.is-~.s~

Curt.il gay and leave time
An herb AMI leave to devisr.
A written note and leave . chariot OF
var.
An inelo-sd .pAc< and leave verb
A castle and leave tscausr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
STATE OF MAINE.

oNroRD, :. supreme JaiIeial Court, In Va
cation. sept =. t-s.
Harvey AcCassry VI. D.. ". E,sr-oa ani
u. 4. Illiic.
In the Alote entitled astion, Nv IL ORDERED.
That notioe ~ the peniency ~ mi. .uli 10 given
o. The ssid Defendants by publishing an sttssi
copy 20 thi. orier, tosstbsr wiih an abstract u
ne Paintid's Writ. thre weeks suoss.sitely In
the sfyri Demssrs, psI-r printssi 81 Paris.
In all County. The nfst publisatOn - 10 not
said Court. w. 10 hohi.n at fsrt. In aBd Tor .sli
tounty. on the -er"ni Tuesday ~ D-tolsr, 4.
u. i-t. that ssli D.fensisni. may then All there
arrssr AMI answer ." sail .sit, " they shall
see csu-s.
ENOCII FOSTER.
Justise sup. jui Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, 90 supreme Juileisl Court In ssos
tion, september In. A. u. lsas.
Jossph PORTER a al W. Cyprisn Oaslstts.
In thu above entitici ssties, " ~ OARS avn.
that notiee of the pepsiesey of this sut 10 Eiyen
~ The aid Defendant. by publishinz ss atis-tei
copy 81 this order, tassthsr with abstract 81
the Plaintiffs writ. thwe wesks Successfully In
The Oyfori Democrat payer prnte.i In Paris,
IN sad County. the nrst pabllsstisa IA ts NJ,
le-. than twenty days hefov the nett term ~
said Court o. ~ hohies % Parts. In AMI for sali
Csusty, on the se-osd Tuesday ~ O,toi~r, A.
ID. i~.<, thai said Defendant may then anil there
| appear api answer N ssti sui,, n he shall So
E>OCn FOsTER,
Justice sup. Jui. C"sirt.
Abstract % Piaintia's wntl
Date ef writ, August -. iso.
Returned At Otolsr Term, isG.
Il Al damnum, t-O
bssl.rs,ie. = plea of,hs sa- On sosoan, an
nere.i for t-N
a true copy Of orier 81 Court, With ab.,ras, Of
the WHIT.
Attest
ALBEIgTs AUSTIN. Clrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
Hist MARRIED..

How loving they are; this IL always
sure sign. After the hrst year some
times Il don't hold good. when Charlie
comes home to you grouty and cros.
snapplng and snsrllng, unable to rellsl
the nice dinner you have cooked, ana
feels 90 n there vas q ton OF pig Iron u
his stomach, he u troubled with dyspcp
sla, aud sulphur Iitters 10 the onl,
medicine that will cure him.
.where 10 the bearded iadyr' askes
the manager. at II time for the sho~
to begin" ale went out To VOTE" ex
plalned the ossihed man."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

lAb.irsst ~ rialnif's Writ
Date % writ. ssJt- lah. lad.
tsturns.i 81 pstot~r Tern, Id.
Al damnum, tlkim.
ucslaraiios In plsa ~ the case, on Account an.
nstei fOr tssls.
A true copy Of orler Of Cour. with sb-,ras, II
the Writ
Attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
ksy " tks i~ssies.
No zu-Ancieut Hissosy KnlgnA:

ksy " tks f~ssies.
Ma zs.-Ancieut Hissosy knigna
Yisd thou not ~ adversely.
But prs-s on the morv bsNvsiy.
No. sp.-Double Aervstie: PrimAls. Fran
Gle Marion Crawford. nnais. francss Hcis-
soa burnett Cr>swordS !. fron. Z
R~cur. 3 Ar.nA Z Nisan. 3 Civic. O
lnAne. .. Signs \ Month. y Absco
10 RAbld II. iciag. L. Orrta II Ne
gro Il Canon. Is Rhomb 10 Adiea.
II. Waiver. IA feisn- - Olive. ~. Roo-t
o.. Daunt
Ma. sSo.-NumsrscAli Ocsan.
No :&i.-GeoxraphicAl Rebus; Turkey In
Euop<. north Of Gr~ce and west VI the
BLACK -
Ma s<a-A border Puzzle,
Y 70 Y
No asa Proverbs A cat may look At .
king.
no. A-Rhymsd Tsanspo-itioasi Tin
81. enlist. listen. silent, inlsts, iinsst
No. ss-shAke~p~arsan Asaxrams; !.
Cardinal PHaiulph. q Cynbrlis<. 3 Don
Adriaso Dr. Armssia 4. MAsvus Antonius
q ROMEO Montague q Lysimschus !.
Philo.ir~i~. y Titus Apdroaicus v Lady
Mortimer. Ia Dromtc of Ephesus II.
Mustard I'D. II Hubert de Burxh. IL
Eglamour. Il Robert fsulcoabsidg~. y:
Henry BolingbrOks 10. sir TOBY Beich.
~. ArhidAmuA n Prince of ArAgoa-
~ joan II Puc<lls ~. Holofsrn~~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
STATE or MAINE.

ONrORD, 80 supreme Juaiisial Court. In va.
oAtioa, Sspt =. lst<.
Cha.. %. M.ksnsie q al W. Alst Kennedy q
Jo-sph seeibout, trustee.
In Tho foregoing action, " u DHDtRHp. That
notice ~ the y~n.lency 81 thi. sait 10 given D.
the .sid Defendant. by pablishinE an stts.tssi
copy % thi. or.ier, together sith an sb-trsrt ~
the fisintid's Writ. thres weeks suocs.si'sly In
The Osfori Democrat, psrsr prin,si az Paris,
lea than twenty days tsfore Tia nett term ~
.shi Court. ~ ~ holien a Paris, In AMI for ALI
Couaty, on the .econi Tuesday % pstoi-r, A.
10. I'D. that ali Defendsat may then AMI tbsr,
eau-e. "
ENOgII FDsrIR,
Justice sup. Jul. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

ms ctNh mo.
n, 4 ror several yeArs
bunc0 have been troo.
formed sss. soa pcfsrs
-. usiol
~ p NY Grodsr's Syrup
>ioe my stewaeb Vas
n..x... very bad indeed. n
voeso's large BUNCH formed
,Jv;eed 10 my aide, ADD
sS''sss worried . great
ne to be ss .s. a, ase sa., ,i'y:s e.
0peyAted siSed ne 10 - oper'
Ated upoo, but .
upou. frieod advised ms
uIoaers{ 6rodsr's Syrup.
Syrup aoa BY 80 seiss .
removed :S,ilssi ewss,.,|se.
A.. II bad no appetite.
tpe ~as dizzy, sour
p,.-S stomach, eoosti.
Dsps" pated, headAehe,
,,;tho,t ADD my liver caused
''Ss' me untold aSooy
fbs use oroder's Syrup has
cured ne, ADD J am
ola Willing to testify 10
it, merits.
MTte. fss. CLARA pRoos
katssv,i,ss ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
THE MILD POWER CURES
Hun PHI R EYS'

,, 49, rsss.s: ~ &C.. '; - ,.. =; 4
t~pAs vtth essirs ssc~sA kvvsy stssts syssino
=: :.is =: s;,:s s q. .. .ss:
EessILss 81 - WssN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

The initiais 81 eight words rvprssentrd
When plac~i In their proper order viii give
,h< name of an artificial ehannsl Tue con-
ssying wates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
srrcEp GRAPES.

Wild grapes are beat for this use.
They sbouid b stemmed, washed, boiled
tili soft, and then pressed through .
coarse sievr. To each ten pounds OF the
pulp thus prepared add half the weight
of sugar. an even tablespoonful OF CHINA.
mon, O beaplng teaspoouful each of
cloves, spice and pepper, . grated nut.
meg and two quarts Of vinegar. lto'l
tiil IL Ia a. Thick a. catchup, then bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
GRAFT CATcIIur.

simmer three quarts of grapes I'LL
they are soft, then press them through
colsnder, add two pounds Of brown
sugar, = pint Of vinegar, two even table.
spoonfuls each of cloves, allspice and
cinnamon, one teaspconful each OF sAlt
aud cayenne Pepper. Boil I'LL the m,,t-
urr thickens, when IL 10 ready for the
bottlcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Maks and baks The pastry ~ foe any
other fruit short-cake.
Divide The layers when cool. Then
remove the seeds from SUFFICIENT guam
tity Of Malaga grapes, and arrange ths
pulps upon the cake. Over the mrs!
layer cf grapes put layer Of Jelly, and
over the upper layer Of grapes . coating
AZ a hlDOed cream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Pulp the grapes aud throw them Into
q stope-jsr. adding scant third by
measure Of cider vinegar. Cover closely
and stir often. On the third day press
through q cloth, and 20 the j1ice thus
gained add sugar In the proportion OF
dive pounds Ia each three quarts OF the
vinegar. Boli M for ten minutes, skim
ming carefully, then seal while hot, a.
In canning. A tablespoonful in =
lumber Of water makes = pleasant and
cooling drink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

80 y p,ssss4 - 80 p.sysA - sss.ss e pss-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25


FIN q shsllow pudding dish. or . slmI-
lar earthen vessel, With peeled peaches,
leaving In the pits on account OF the
flavor Impaired. Add sufficient cold
water to half al the dlsh, sweeten To
taste, and cover with very light sheet
Of pastry-about half the thickness used
for an ordinary pie will be found right.
Silt the crust In the center, prick la other
places with q fork, and bake In rather
Glow oven for fosty-nve minutes. The
eobbler may b served either hoo or cold
the crust being cut Into sections sud the
peaches piled upon Il, dressed with
SWEET cream.
Tue list Of puddings In which peaches
nay be used Il almost endless, and but
few can b givea yet these Will serve 10
guide the housewife to quite variety VI
sppetiriug dlshes.
ROLLED rgAcm PUDDING.
Mako batter OF q cupful Of -four, to
which has been added . teaspoonful OF
taking powder, three-quarters OF . cup
ful Of MIN and two beaten eggs. Into
this stir q many pesled and sliced
peaches % Il viii comfortably hold, and
iuru into BATTERED dish, which should
b about twothlrds full. Plunge this
Into bolllae water, and allow Il 70 boil
Coz a boar. Do not allow the water 20
osass boiliag % ~ puddlne vill b
hsavy. ssrvs Win hard o. liquid sssss.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-01-24


thing was written in pencil, and then
Immediately looked out to catch the
name of the street we were passing. In
ference; He wanted to get off at a par
ticular street, the name of which was
written on the card, and did not want
to ask any questions. He was looking
ahead of the car when we reached Beech
street, and as he rose up to, get off saw
him slyly glance around as If to note
whether any one was particularly OBJ
serving him.
Beech street, as | must tell you, bore
most unsavory reputation, though here
and there was respectable domicile,
shop or factory. On an offhand deci-
sion should have said that my man
was a gambler on his way to one of the
numerous dens In the street, but was
not satisfied with that. | left the car
half minute after he did and hurried
back to find him standing on the corner
and slyly glancing at the card again.
AS Beech street crosses Berdan avenue
it is called Beech street East or West.
If he had q number on the card, it did
not give East or West, and he was
therefore puzzled bit. In passing ]
ran against him and turned half around,
and three seconds later l was saying:
- beg your pardon, sir, but came
near falling. Hope didn t hurt your"
\ ''Thats all right, F." he replied, though
the frown on his face disproved his
words
- 1t was very awkward in me, but &C.
cidents will sometimes happen. Can
beof any service to your
''Noy' was his curt reply as he turn
ed away
Il had accomplished what set out to
do--to catch his tones. His voice and
face harmonized, so to speak. Both were
against him. l don't say that made
him ont to be an outlaw or assassin or
even a hardened criminal. | simply
grouped him under the heading, Sly
and Bad-Don t Trust Him. He had
replied that / could be of no service,
and yet he crossed the avenue and made
inquiry of the old woman at the apple
stand and disappeared down Beech street
West. Why hadn t he asked me? Why
hadn he asked. the conductor before
leaving the car? Why did he ask the
apple woman when there was police
man within 10 feet? Why did he look
back twice to see if he was followed?
At clock on that same night, while
| was on Berdan avenue, two blocks be-
low Beech street, it began to rain. /
had no umbrella, and as usual some
thing was wrong with the electric syS-
tenn, and the cars were all stalled. |
walked rapidly to within four doors Of
Beech street and then lodged into
doorway. A minute later a man and
woman turned in from Beech street and
sheltered themselves only Ave feat awav-