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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
HAPPY AND HUNGRY.

For over five years was constsnt
sufferer With that most terrible and an
oying disease, dyspepsia. Amer paw
Ing out hundreds of dollars, the only
medicine found that would do me any
good Was sulphur Bitters. SIX bottles
cured me. Now can eat well and am
happy aud hungry.-tEdltor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Celery can be kept . week or longer
by nrst rolling it 1p In brown paper.
Then pin Il In towel and keep Il In .
dark, cool place. Before preparing y
for the table, plaoe it In . pan Of cold
water, and let it remain for an hour.
This Win make q crisp add cool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Jones-"Oh, what . very charming
babyl Ihave always taken such an In
ierest In very young children. Allow
old 10 ltr' Mother (~hh pride)-"Only
lust eleven weeks" Jones-''lleally
A-and IL Il your youngestr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NoN.Wrs,pC>r TAXES,

In the t,.n ~ Brpwnhsbi. IN the County ~
Ustpri, ant state - MaiBe. fuf ths year l~o.
The followins LIT II taNcs un rial s-,ais ~ non.
rr.ilsut ~ nsr. IN the town ~ ffuvnhsh Tor the
year I'D IN lAll- committed D. simon Hansss''n'
oolhstor % tate. 20 sah tswn, on The Ssh
,lay "a June, \. q. tsd. has issn rturn~i ~ him
b. ,ns a. rvtnaining npai 90 thsiith DAY - Apf,
A. %. l-.& by hi- csTtlbcsts ~ that Hat AMI nov
rvu,sin unIsii. Ansl hottie l. hsfrby Owen That
N the sald tasss, thtsrvst and Charge are
MT Iaii In o. the tfcasury 81 sali t0sn
within eighteen months frsm the dair ~
The commitment ~ the saii bill-, - much ~
the rial estate tax~i a. viii ~ suffisnt u pay
the amount due thsrrfor. iBslusllRg tntsfcst and
charges, will without hrthsr nstt.e 10 -ohi AZ
puhlis austian. Il a.. once ~ D .. frink In aid
lawn oa tb. s!Bi dAy of pss, l-,s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
g. ...,...-.r-.. A..s,.....

l. A larse printed chant . Tir. In
PACK harness 4 oailhls harm mother
4 Tauru. slit H. 5 Throw me real wit
q l., me cur. limbs. :. Al, undo my
gate. = f1t- spoil cholera Masot has
river rsts ~. % sal. mop B--A II. Dsi
and I sdor, RomonA II a fencing fork.
II Dear IDoon. "a Aid us. March Is
Made by latch. Ia ilit CA call H. We
lei one wrons II lie cotton us u. a
as, Inv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

The custom Of brushing . tsblecloth
instead Of shaking Il, a. formerly, has
two good points. IL does not scatter
the crumbs abroad, but collects them
tidlly. And it does not muss the cloth,
which Was sadly crumpled Ut the long
time method Of clearing the table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

"well, Mary. what did you think Of
the picture. at the Academy" "Oh,
mum. there was picture there called
Two Dogs, after Isndseer, hut ] hook.
ed at Il for nearly half an hour, but j
couldn't zee no landseer."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Real faith never grows weak by hav-
ing Ia visit. Sufferers taking Hoods
Ssr.sparilla for chronic complaints
should he patient and the result will be-
satisfactory. Hoods cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Mix fine sawdust With glue to q still
paste for iilling nall holes or cracks, and
the patch will hardly be dlscernlble,
especially " the sawdust 10 Of the same
wood that IL mended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
BE YOUR own DOCTOR.

Il won't cost you one-half - much.
DO not delay. Send three 3-cent stamps
for postage, aud We viii send you DR..
Ksufmannis great work, hns colored
plates from life, on disesse, Its causes,
and homo cure. Address a. r. Ofdvsy
& Co., Boston, xass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
ksy q. the i'ussiss

80 ia Floral Anagram.; I. Mignonstts.
Q Dahdsllou- 4 Carnstion- 4 Tulip n
BsgOniA. & Ast-r. !. CinerariA
No. lts TrshsI-sitions. lnitiAls-IlAty'
pa. Portugal lagoon. Apricot. Tongue.
Young Parsley. Unicorn. sQuesl
No. ia Numerical Enigma. Pineapple.
No. i<'.--Met~gram; LIAR, Rear. Pear,
Fear. Gear. Hear.
No. its-IIsh.sdsd Words; I. Wheel,
heel. cyl 2 Sold. cold. old. 4 Plate,
late. ate. 4 Drink. rink, ink.
No. lei-Sugg,-ts an old sayings A roll
ing stone gathers no mos.
No lsa-Csntrsl Aero-tie; Centrais, Ne
mortal Day. Crossworis; I. ". . Net.
q Lemon. l. Trops. 5, Porch. q Blink.
z. Yearn. = Bslcd. y Olden. 10. I'm.
&Aied. II. Playful
No lsi.-.A Queer Forest: !. Yswtewsl
4 Fr,furl 8 B-schlbe~ehl 4 Has s
Ashlash-.l a Chestnut =. EarrtbsArL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
A hshi,.tion ~ small .ise.
~. leo. Half sss.r-..

1. Rests , E-csv-,i a 4 soap 4
short I--ms ) To discover. q a hoys
name. :. A letter
/ \ waterway. = \ mineral. q fruit
4 Ay,rb. S \ letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
A"''''" HIsrEr u. PARK. Register.

ONEpRD, .. Al q goart - frulsaie bshi Al
Paris, within aRi for the tounty ~ Ds
fori. on the thiri Tuesday ~ Jane. A. ~
l-a.
wISsoR o. wyMAS, Administrator oa ths
Peru In ssid County, dessa-.si. hsying pre.
.snt..i III. a.coaat ~ Standardization ~ Tia -
tale % sail sis-sa-ssi Too allowance
DEptktp, That the sait Afiministrst"r give
nssirs 81 all tsr-oas Intsrv-ts.l by causing aCpy
Of mi. or,isr Co 10 pubnshri thr.e weeks .ar
oe-.i,siy In the Oxfori Drm"rrst prinicl Al
rs,i.. that they may spIsar II frolss.s ,"ar'
a. - hshi az Paris. In sshi ,ouniy, "n the thlri
Taesiay % July newt. al nine 0Ss-k In The
forrns-in, anil shaw cause, n any they have, Why
IL sane shOubi not d. sllo~cl
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Ju'lrc.
Atrue copy -ai,e.i =
ALnEHr u. PARK. Gsxister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Tns sah.crii<r hervby live. pablo n.tics
that she has lsen duly apI-,iatssi by The iionos
able judy ~ Probate for the County OF Otforl
asd As.ume.i the trust of khecstrir of
the estate ~
sYLvASUs n. BEAN, late of Bro~nnebi,
In saii Couaty, iesea-s-t. by giving boai as The
lay dirvet.. sLe thsrvf.re r~lse-ts AL psr.ens
insielssd " the estate of said aeceasei 81 mahe
immediate payment. ani th.-e ubo have any
demands thsrvoa ~ eshibit The same W
June Issh, lac. JULIA A. a. BEAN.
OXFORD, 90 al . ooar ~ rroi,sie hsli 81
Parts. within aud Tor the toanty ~ Otfori.
oa the third Tuesday of June. A. ID. i-st.
On the ystition of fr.iila q. tV-tsr, 81 Newry,
prayins toe the apy-lintmsnt 81 John \. brvwn 81
Nevry .. a.iminisirator % the estate ~ CALEB
\. fOsrER late % >ewry. In ALI County ef
Osferi, ieses-s-i'
OaDtarD, That Notice % the Foregoing psti
tisn 10 puhllshs-t Tor thrvr uceks susee-sisely [,
prior o. the thiri Tuesday of July, A %. 100. ln
The ONfori nems.rAi printed at Psfi., In sahi
County. -,
A tTus copy-Atts-t
ALBlHr 10. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

A saucepan In which rice, oatmeal or
anything sticky has been cooked, may
be easily cleaned by putting In = cupful
of ashes when you take Il on the fire,
and then an With water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Ahonto Day. louBicl on the
north bY .. a. sargent, east
by highway. south by Porter
line, 81; 80 go
Charles %. IIo~ari house 10
AMI shop near Mr.. Go-. -, 49,.
Uiil'-, ll' " -
Cha.. N. Howard, loussis-ien
the north 10y land of Iis-e v.
liiii. east ny lani of Mr..
thick. south 10y laR'i Of 81.
Durgin, "a M 30
AIlsu johnson, bou-. ant
10, suusis-i 10 village near
a.. ". MAkshsht. house, "a tb
Mrs.. james rox,r. 90 owner
unknown. Known a. The
James Powers farm, t-ounsi
81 os the North by laRd ~
y q. lane, East by >aoo
river, ~ on H@
Mrs.. %. N. start, house ant
1t, .ltuatesi on Tosi frpm
Tyler mill, -oeale.i, O. WIN.
q. BrOok.' bou-s. lS 10
SAMUEL wARRtN. Treasurer
of the Town Of BrsnnehL
June itth, I-st.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

WIN R.by vas slct. vs gave h-s ca.sostA
wh~a he vss CAiii, shs ers~i Zoe cA<,osiA
wh~n ne hscsms Nj, he chung 10 cssora.
whsa he lsi cliiirva, sLs ssvsthsm CssioriA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
=. l.p.-Is...l. A,r-.,le>

A t.athsr,d captive and his prison.
I. fot majestic ruins fsm~i. J Offspring
81 III. fertile brain. a Employment nisst
Cor thoughtfal mind. 4. Nearest Ia aprinos
Ina rank.
A hshltation 20 small sise.
Contoinsd To- t~enty hunirri~eisht,
Wiz si,, . pr,siact that .applie.
The slothins hath % small and great
1. 4 o.rrisg. u..-i la ancient warfare.
A nobl. riy,r % Soath America. 8. We hnd
no r,D>s without L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
~. is1.-D~~spi,st,sa&

1. Bsh.sd coward and iea,. bird
Q 4 judgment AMI leave 20 bind.
i A giit anil leave Ia consider an injury,
4 To barn slowly and leave Ia crumbl,
away.
s DtpArt and leave 10 l.,Ast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
AIr.p Y.. ,h. u...r,.

Tb. follo~ins simple question will often
catch the un~Ary;
How many day. woald IL take To cut up
piece u cloth 81 yards long. Que yard b~ina
-at every day
Forty nine days. instead Of 81. 10 correct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
true ''r''lNii.sim r u. RANK. n..l...r

OXFORD, 80 NJ Court ~ Probate hshi Al
Paris, within ani Zoe The County ~ DNfur'i. 90
the thirl Tuesday ~ jane. \. u. ls',.
IIerttsk, Fkesut1f on The estate II
NATHAN ". EtiItRins't. late - bsthel
In ALL County, dssea-..i, having pfr-suts-i ~.
aeroaut 10 admlnistrallon - the Estate ~ sshl
tlssea.s-i fsr allowance
,IHI,sIp, That saiI fsesuior give n"tiss
~ al Isr.0n. inisrvstsi 10y eauslng r"Iy ~ this
orlsT b. - puhnshs,i thrs sosAs sues.ssitrly
In the Oxfor'l ncmocrat. printed AZ fsns, thal
thsy may app-ar Al . Court ~ frnlsais " 10 bsh'
20 fan.. In ssli County, on ths thiri lucrial
~ Iuly newt a nine o'eh-k In the fsrcnoon, and
sho~ ssa-s. n any they have, Why tbs sams
shoahl Rot ~ sllo~e.i
NLnkII u PAIN. Re.t.,.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

"Come, Figg. have q smoke" an
die first" "Oh, well. every man to his
liking, I'll do my smoking before ! de-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels.
lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
GEoRGE A WILSON. Jais..
AIBlgr u. PARK. Rs.i...r.
oXrunp al oour u rrolale he'll

OXFORD. - AT Court 20 Probate he'll Al
r.,i.' .t,hin ani Tor a.. Coaaty - ga fort, on
the thlrI Tue-iay of June. \. u, i--,,
I.sonari ttnsr-un. namssi tNeSutnr ~ =
osrtAin lnstTunsspt purIuftlng tplr We lat NV
81 -tsw In sshi ,ouRty. dsssss.i. haS
Ing pr,-.ntssl a.. same for fTulsats
OsDgafD, That liz sai lincf-oo Ettc
sssiss a. all psr-ons in,sfvstcl, ~ causing .
.us...-ltsiy IN the psfsrl i',msrsrat prints'l II
Paris. that they may api-sf a ffstats '"s'
~ 10 he'll AZ ran. Ia all ,aunty, on ~"
ihlrl Tuesday 20 July newt a nine g'rlark IN
The fuf,na-,n, anil .h1~ causs. N any they have,
oh, a.. ali In.trument .hsuki ~ e. prusssl. ~
pr,,,s.i an,i sihis,-i q. a.. last VIII ahl fs-ta
in.nt of sahi slssss.-i. anil that I4sonsrl
kHsr-,a - sptryintsst sNosutur.
stD. a. WILSON, Jglg-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

OXFORD. s Al Q Court ~ froisai. bell ~
Paris, within sR.i FOE the tounty ~ bhfuri
on The thiri rae-tay ~ Jane, \ " led
tmaa %. Mana, widow 90 NALffN ".
NAM, late % Miltss flsntstisn, isc.ass-i. hsS
Ing pr..cntsi hsr Istition f"f an sl"wanos Va'
81 the psr-.ynsl tstais - saii dsrss-esi
pHDthtD. That s.id Isttionsf give nstlcs "
all psr.on. inlsrv.tssl. ~ causing o"py ~ TITS
ar,lst 3, - puhlshs-t thru. we.ks sus.--issiy in
the Ot fori IMMORAL. pfiu,~i n Paris. that They
nav aptsar a q toar 81 frulsats ~ 10 he'll AZ
Paris. In salt tounty, On tbr hirl TUESDAY ~
Juiy Rsst. al nine o'ch-k In ihs fvr,noon, an'i
.ho~ esg-s. ~ any they have, against the
.aus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

2: ssy..' ,:.s', a.; = =: ~:
ColUnn, Oxfori lsaerrss. Paris. Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
MASON.

The .uh.srtlrr hsreby gives pablo Rotie. that
~ Probate Tor the tounty 10 Otfori anil ss.um
s-i the trust 20 Aduini.trsior ~ The estate 81
CLARA A. 8kkRl. late ~ Paris,
ia sAhi county, sieess-s-i. by rtuE l-,ni q. the
lac dirtst. he therefore rsstus-ts al ier-yas th
.isisssi Ia the estate 90 ssi ,lecssecits make In
ms.liste payment, anil tho-r who have any lie
manis thefvon o. exhibit The sane "
June ish. iss. ALbA N"hHhi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

OxyORD, ...-At Q Coar - Probate h~li AZ
Paris, within ani for the ,oasiy 81 usfori,
on tl.s thlri Tuesday "f jane, a. ~ l~'
a.. m. ,.tition ~ ta.s 4 Rlsharl.on. % Rum
t,fi praying Tor tho sp,-,intment 81 himself
~ .aIi I,amfori O. administrator ~ The estate ~
SALLY D.. RICHARDSON. late 20 Hssafor'i, In
all gsanty 81 Osfori. siecss.ssi.
OsDsnrD, That Botiss % the fofeE"inz Isu
tlaa - pabnshssi fuT thfos weeks suose..iyely
prior 81 the thiri Tuesday - Iuiy, \. 10. l-Dti
IN tho Osfori D.ms-rst prih,ri al fAri.'ih all
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Ja'ise.
Atrseoopy -sils.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Ne. tss.-rr Poe Sssss tsits
Ih.as .ss.is ym .ko,-D dan hindssi ym teAis
Dan ,horn~ ma clsihs- c-rars bet tAse.
YIN IA. ho- 81 toa rof . -s~Abs 20 stsr.
Dan ~oa rof sht closhoromo ! vole sht stsh
YIN cloho-mopr slie no eth ssioms ~ied.
Wiser druns ,sh cr~sol sLt s~ambans hle.i.
Rhs~e eth slon sissa giinc q, eth :, m-o fstA
Nal tsh .iiisas wlnklst kils fAnsl rats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
~. Primal Aer-sss~

When the an objects In the above ilius
tr.tion have bs.n rightly guessed aud the
names written one below the other, the ini.
tisl letters will spell the name ola famous
frsneh warrior. Who va. made Knight
N-for~ the Age % iS.-st. Nicholas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

No isA-rNs CaspssssS's r~ssis.
Thew Il Q hole In harm 6oos feet vide
ard u fsrt long How caa u b srtirvly
nll~i With Q hard Tea vide and . fsss
toax by cutting the board once In twoF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
oNvogD. .-Ms Cour u rrolals bell .

Atrue copy ai,e.t >
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

I'm going to see" the Dominic said
With n nod Of his gray. sacacious head
To path that wound from the hillside
Away to a far-on seaport town
ITO see" and he nodded. and off he
His hands behind and his wise head bent.
And far-seekne look in his kind blue
ewes
Fixed on some marvellous enterprise.
"To sea- cried his wife from the treI-
Used door,
Was ever a man SO queer before
TO start on a voyage as sudden as that,
In his everyday coat and h'e garden hat?
"Or ever faithful, rainstakirg wife
As worried as ] each day of my life.
TO know what he may do next? Alack!
Dominic Brown. come back! Come back
But in vain she called. and in vain she
The I.ng-Iimbed Dominic. excellent mar,
Was up the road mat led To The llll.
Stridiug dlong with right good VIII.
So siraightvay the Hnkcep'r after her
and 80 did tho Headle and Pcnny-Eun
The Piper and Fiddler etm playing a
And the clerk with his pen and his
gown and his wig.
The Doctor. a-rliing his old grey na%
came logging along with his saddle-bag,
And me Miller. to, stopped his wheel
WITH his dusty hat on his houry head
VILE. after each one there hurried his
wife.
All of them running as If for tfe,
EXc'aiming. IF onlnie : gong 70 sea,
lie has much of importance to say 10
me-
SO back as they care with wonderment
they re followed the Dcminie's provident
Bow W'ii husband who Travelled like
In bis lis everyday coat and his garden hat
p,cl whore the Dominie's lands begun
They bore her company every lne' s,o,o
Condoline her care and her DIES olate State,
gate.
And tborc. sdcnely shading his eyes,
Win a Questioning look of pleased sur
STOOD Dominic Brown for al &c sc,
"NoW. welcome TO you klhd H''"u9'
Quoth he.
$50 fine a season it Is for a stroll
I roo have refreshed my body and soul
and have been 10 see ne houueu MS
To thc hill round which they late had
sped
"To see II yon path. If 1 followed 1t
straight. .. o,,ao,,
Would l. ing me around TO my Gaiuen
And il did" The Dominic nodded and
While contentment shone in his blue eyes
mild.
p,t nobody smiled and nobody stirred
6riy nc Dominie's wife was heard
Ier ewes they flashed ana she Spdhe
some never knows What such man
viii do ,,.,,5 &, 81
Nicholas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

Ytfa calls us all some day to school,
stern old taskmaster ne.
lie calls alike the sage 'ne ioo''
lie gives us teachings free. -.
~ - we most would shun;
T. .,res not now much we may yearn'
For recess, and for fun
There's no escape. We al must WORK.
In good faith vita our task'
And he who would his duties shirk'
YIN ever be the last.
And when we've learned our lessons all
For some. rewards there be-
Life then doth close the Dig sChoo! ooor'
"''' j. A. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
p.ok...innni SlilI Raffled.

The Professional Catalogue Maker 'at
work on the index of his great Voiunie'
Easy Reference Guide 10 Staushca III
formation")-Tm in a dilemma.
His Friend-What's the natter
.The Professional Catalogue Maker
Here's subject I've got TO index ana
cant ind any name 10 index IT under
other than the one under which people
would naturally expect 10 find 1.-THE
Chicago Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

There were i.073 assertions frcm the
yrnited States army during the year ending
yipe 10Th. last as compn rcd win mo!z
an the year ending June 30, 1884. This
reinforcement is attributable 70 better ra-
tons. better barracks and better chances
fer promotion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
State Taxes Delinquent Lands for 1893.

s accordance with the
following described lands or m @
Of provided taxes
'e'eS" 0'"seS anu '0' NC NV '' CHARLES PHILLIPS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
THE BUSTER.

His name was Alexander Bartholomew
Mckay,
That was his really truly" name the
youngsters used TO say,
II was name we hoped some day 10
which he'd lend .ustre.
Bat then his name for every day was
simply this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
The Buster.

The Buster was cyclone dressed IN
roundabout,
A whirlwind dressed in pantalettes. full
steam and just let out.
And wheresoe e. the Buster blew did
ruin always cluster.
Upon the chaos that he made we'd gaze
and sigh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

And wheresoe e. the Buster blew did
ruin always cluster.
Upon the chaos that he made we'd gaze
and sigh
The Buster.
A track Of devastation always followed
IN HIS wake.
For everything The Buster touched The
Buster he would break.
1t took all Christian charity our out
ragged souls could muster
To live in the same edihce where domi-
cilcd
The Buster.
All peace OF mind departed when he
entered AZ the door.
For he sounded Ike a whirlwlnd rat
thing through a china store,
And like a charge OF light dragons,
when led by General custer; 49,, 90,
lie came down on our brlc-a-prac ana
smashed u all
The Buster.
And so throughout the ncighborhood the
people could not stay,
In proportion as he nOurlShed ala the
people move away,
And sad departing caravans along the
ways would cluster,
Driven from their homes and hresdes
10y the onslaught Of
The Buster.
And no one asked the Busters health.
for all men understood
The busters chronic state Of health was
dangerously good:
But one day did his cheek grow pale, his
eve il lost its lustre.
And we all gathered round his crib to
see what allied
The Buster.
And when the fever reached his brain he
wandered in his mind
Ana played imaginary pranks, the same
-, old reckless kind.
lie sang his little rafting songs while all
about did cluster.
They cheered his long way through the
dark, the long way Of
The Buster.
For he had started on that way-the
mists grew cold and colder
And no strong man. no hero soul, Ger
marched upon IT holder;
He'd heard the call which summons all
20 Fate's eternal muster
And with smile upon his lips he
answered back
The Buster.
And so we watched The Buster standing
by with bated breath,
And with sweet laughter i'm his eyes he
neared the gates Of death.
And the white miSts Of that dim shore
did ali about him cluster
We loved
The Buster
We held his hand that we had led
through many a devious track,
And wished that from the cold. cold fog
that we might lead him back
And when he said "Doo-by" TO us We
round his crib did cluster
And thought how much we loved our
boy-how good he was
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A track Of devastation always followed
in HIS wake.
For everything The Buster touched The
Buster he would break.
Ii took all Christian charity our out
ragged souls could muster
To live in the same edifce where domi-
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thousands and scores of thousands of
them to be found in other parts of Tur-
key, Russia and Persia, and their in
fuence is very strong in all those coun-
tries, by reason of their superior intel
lectual gifts. AS fnanciers and adj
illustrators especially they are en-
inently successful. Of late years the
Armenians, conscious of their ancient
civilization, of their Christianity and
Of their superiority in both ethical and
mental respects, have shown an in
creasing restlessness under the yoke
of their Moslem conquerors, and are
anxious to reestablish their national
Independence. The horrible persccu-
tions and the despotic oppression they
have to undergo at the hands of the
Turks especially have made this reso-
luton stronger and stronger, and the
fearful conditions under which they
have to live at home have also induced
them to emigrate in large numbers to
this country.
1t would not be the proper caper to
write here a history of Armenia, but l
will briefly outline its past at least.
Armenia was for many years a great
and prosperous Kingdom, extending
from the Black to the Caspian sea and
taking in some of the most fertile and
renowned districts of antiquity. being
watered by the Araxes, the Tigris and
Euphrates of old and producing on it's
volcanic soil nearly everything that a
benignant sun can ripen. Mount
Ararat lies in the heart of the Ar