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LOST

I TERTTtICArE 80. -, , SHARES. -
Y series StOck, issued July :, ls'U, TO
MfIt"T Hin, ni the Pioneer building and
Loan A. ucluliOn. Al persons are warned
against negotiating the said share.
lrJT n
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g TO 3 A MI.
Do not forser the time 10 ring up
l52 Mutual Telephone l52.
N T BURoESS
N, p. BURGESS

Is ,ril prepared 10 pair Gardcu Hose,
SPrinkIcrs, Water Taps, Filing Saws aud
Sharpening all kinds tools. nc.udinr Cary
ing khives and Scissors Lawn Mower Il
speciality Also Setting Gla,s, in fact all
Einh- "f J"hhlng, Work called for aud rr-
turned. lUl~ #
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WANTED

fIND RENT ABOUT lup ACRES Of
] Land suitable for u hog ranch, state
situation anI terms to
90, \, NJ"
lU!U la Z. y. Box iD1, honolulu.
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REMOVED

nH INGs HAS REMOVED MS
~ one" to No. Eurun street. next
door to james Campbell Eq Onire
lluur~: 10, ~ rs, lOGL3w
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Launciottfs OPINION of Mankind.

The following is an extract from
the lines uf Lsuuciotti. to be played
10y Darrell NIntuu this evening. IN
Francesca Di Rimini":
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FOR SALE

4 FEW rHOlUE HALF a.
~ Mstih and Halt Bu ys..%
Dog Pups, already weanrh. II <ay
Apply ... .NsssAana
ENTERPRISE RANCH,
lul, ~ Wuolani, Nuuaun Valley.
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VIM. q. IRWIN & CO., Id,

S'is Aqsnts for the Hamoiian Isiand..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

utO. \ NLI.,'IN, J.,Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
BURIED ALIVE.

W. n. Moorehcsd, . gcologist, Was re-
Gently buried alive Will. cxcsyatiug q
mound 10 tie mound builders In Ohio.
lie fell With his head resting q little
above his feet, aud suffered little beyond
q sensation Of strong compression due ~
the weight of the earth, which pressed
the buttons Of his light costume Into the
skin, and caused his watch chain Ia
marx his body. The pressure OF the
soil on his straw hat caused him Ia feel
AZ 10 the skin ot his brow we're cut. A
knife la his pocket seemed Ia burn Into
the ficsh. aud finally his backbone seem
ed slowly To break. Then he becAme In
sensible Ia pain, though siill able to
think. Ills thoughts succeeded each
other like flashes Of lightning, snd re-
lated to the past. the future aud his
home. lie did not think of his condi-
ton, except % wonder u be would be
able "a breathe when b. was taken out
Of Il. lie tried To move hi. hand, even
hi. finger, but failed. lie could not lit
his chest, and the only part Of hi. bodv
he could move Was his lower is~, which
clod. permitted To be done. lie rrmem-
bered how warm the earth before his
Il IaSt usu pNthh' WtFu ts' 1850"
pressed from his lungs. lie kept his
mouth shut TO exclude the earth, but
after Q time II opened In spite of him,
and two pleccs of clay entered aud caus-
Ell him horrible sensation In trying To
eject them. lie felt that he MAS lost,
aud became indifferent. The ~orkmen
who were digging him out cleared the
earth from hi. face aud eyes. but when
they stopped little, the pressure on the
rect Of hls body drove the blood To his
head aud swelled the veins 80 that he
Was afraid they would burst. Moreover,
he could not breathe yet, because the
ihorax Was still compressed by the soil.
Tie never Loot consciousness, and ~ the
men carried him away he saw q little
yellow canary sitting on . spray, aud
heard Il sing. AZ the bird dew on, he
fancied that be was dying after 10 aud
perching on one tai. or another Just a.
IL did. The sky seemed of different
color than usual, IL also seemed grander,
aud the country more beautiful, aud he
MAS 81 much affected by the wondrous
beauty 81 the spectacle ito shed tears.
Science Siitings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
TEST nE REALTY.
Osiy The Tssssss ssA B'vsshsss vssss sss
naaDA q.

Oaly che fatsese aoa 6rssesss Vs<ss 80
ssssA y.
Neat tine tAas yes % n Q party. vasrh scs.>
% The xom<s o. they ssAsd sssssr M sAAssis
lisr.. Noslcs hoe Q nrhs .hiaiag frsa above
bd.x- cot ss.ssp~rs~i ns>s asa ANGIE In 81
bss the yosasss, AMI frrshs-s fsess- 10
-e,srv t<.s % t<ssty.
Psrhap. 700 Win wcsass q tss aaahsr d
thin. aaly vsm~s. They en- want W 10 p's~p
Why ars they ssss rhey 80 escash " ssa
sarely. en-. yes. bot ts~y dsat digest ss>''
fo--i. ssi thsr,'. M are vRhsss ocsss'avsisa Of
fuel Apredi<,-s~i fS--i esiissi rasAeia 10 vel
ec-ei by the-s wc~sa. rhsy ssi IN 70 sess
forraias rrOrsttiss.
They ars teli that n 1. nsar,-hmest. ne< nell
cine. AMI thai "a. Eosi saesss are lassisx. Such
hss.r- .. thi. e.s ,sli ths -sssy
-,.snilsmss-rer he psst I've years hsv.
safsrs.i from <s-trts isiixe-t'sa ani nav. u,e'
ali -scsll~i snei,s. Coz lsdig.,io. ls.iis'
e..aa,ry, trssa ~iAeh rcssiyei ealy s.mrerSr,
r~a@f Nv .ympsss. werv he.rthara. fashs- 81
hsai. sitslns... bhsis-i feslius anes eArsf. DE
pre-sisa u spirits. sessrv an, .sess sass - y
ersmr. AMI inna'""'sii"" AMI eaf""N "'"''''-
lisa.
.Al-sst too aonth. aga. Q re-si,e.i " x,,
p,.kal. trial athsaxh vtthoat any f.ith IN "
osins 4, nv J,sst ssTsftsncs VIA so a. s-i w."s
,iis. To lasiise-tisa. Amer tAAins e.s .-sa ~
a. n t.,.kol. Tea hstlsf. rsvs $50 essfs~.
have no taksn only -sten snail totts-. an
nav. ns,sr fsa t-ttsr IN my NE. have kAips.
,sn t-sansl. All no~ eat Anything ny spI-W.
er.se.L Al my TREAD. .sy. why, hsw fh 40
81 Voc "a. shal have Yea len doinxf
Nv ans.sr 3. Away. "fs-Aeha 4 frtsnd 81
,niss "a. talsa sny thrvs small hsttle- AMI sAy'
shs fesi. nks q usw woman TITS nay ~sm
rather falsSae rssi-s. boa ! cca..sns.s s.y ~
Noar- rv-pr~tfaly. -
Ms CuAs. h. LOTHIAN. IN ". .,th ~. -.
All druss,st. Ill fsskets- tS-rittiue IAN
phlst -sut rive ea spphcsilsn :"
Ist pst .plstsrto 1000 CO. 20 s.sss s., ~
o.. a. suvnrLESS. -. Parts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
olIY.oooR NoYCa

Among the many forms % athletic e.
erclse which are being advocated at
present, the good old ooe Of walking
sesms 70 have suffered neglect. We AL
prsctlse Il 10 some degree, and yet few
Of % enough. The very fact OF its BE-
lns q common thing OF our every day
life has made people overlook To value.
like no other exercise, it can he enjoy
Cd by the poor 10 well a. tlsc rich, aud,
u taken In moderation, BY the weak 40
we'll % the strong. Not every kiri or
woman can play tennis, ride horse OF
. bicycle, or attend . gymnasium, but
any one, old or young, Who 70 not .
cripple and II In ordinary health, c.n
walk. Regular brisk walking In the
open air would I've the tcst medicine In
the world for many Ills, imaginary and
otherwise, to which women are subject.
In fact, physiclans prescribe systematic
walks of reasonable length ~ part OF
their treatment In many cases, aud 10
Il generally the hardest part "a make
the patient obey. d.
city aud country women alike neglect
Ia walk, though for some~hat different
reasons. I think that, on the Who'll,
those In the cities deserve less Ia be ac-
cused, although it Was . city girl WHO
said recently that che did not 20 out to
walk for Two ar three weeks unless
obliged Tn In order 10 do some errand.
In these days, when car lines run To
every part Of the city and will take us 50
quickly and easily wherever We Wish tn
20, Il IL q great temptation to most peo-
pie 90 ride. The notorious aud uniortu-
nate American habit of hurrying IL often
responsible for u; tor We look ut our
watches, think how much time We should
lose by walking, aud decide that we cAn-
not AFFORD Il. In most cases u would be
not loss but gain.
hut In the country, where In pleasant
weather Il IL q positive delight simply "a
be out of.doors, the small amount oi
walking done by the women 10 almost
Incredible. The family generally keep
at least one horse, and u they live on a
large farm, probably several. u does
not take I'VE minutes To "hitch up
aud wherever they are going. BE- u only
half q mile, they always drive. DE-, u
they are living In village, perhaps they
do not oxn = horse. Then when the
morning housework IL flushed, the girls
slt down and sew or read, or perhaps
run In "a see q neIghbor q few doors of.
All this IL pleasant and we'll enough, bat
Il should not prevent their taking . good
walk every afternoon, " they would only
BE- convinced Of th. benefit la be obtain
ed therefrom. The argument that house
work furnishes sufficient exercise " vi
not hold good. Il IL valuable In IL
place, hut work performed inside the
house, often over hot hre and Ia close
rooms, is q very different thing FROM
walking In the fresh air, snd cannot BE-
made 10 do instead of IL. We often heat
IL said that city girls are apt 10 look
rosier and healthier than their country
sisters, aud where that IL tru. 10 !. due
to the indoor life of many women In VII
lagos and on the outlying farms.-iiar'
per's BArar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
Iis w1ll TO stMtMBtR

That = handful Of Iron tacks are good
Ia clean out BOTTLES and fruit cans. Hall
all the Jar. With soap suds, then add the
tacks aud shake.
That Il L. safer to use them than shot
a. the latter may leave poison deposit
That newspapers should he saved foi
Kitchen use. to wipe the stove, to polish
the teaketile, to wipe the DAT irons
doubled to place under hot kettle OF
hot dl.h We Wish 10 place on the table
That two or three spread on the iioo'
la front of table, stove and sink on hak'
ing day saves the floor, and they can b.
burned up when through With, taking
the dust with them.
That . box In kitchen or drawer OF
shelf In the cupboard Will hold paper
bsgs, aiso the strings, and they Will IL
found useful many times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE.

They were performers Ia amateur the
Atriczls. During the progress OF thu
play at one time, while their presencs
was not needed on the stage, they al
together behind the scenes. She looked
beautiful, indeed, In old-fashioned go~t
aud powdered hair, and he, In cour'
costume Of more than century ago
WAS the beau Ideal Of q cavalier.
For some time be had been very Atten.
tive to her, and, although people had
frequently remarked upon hls devotion
be had not come 10 the point of proIos
Ing. Hut AZ they sat behind the scene.
be felt that an opportune moment had
arrived.
"SiArie," he said, "you may not have
perceived my liking, but cannot delay
IL want To ask you toto be"
just then the prompter called The
girls name, but she never stirred.
"That's your cue" faltercd the Inter
rupted lover.
"Yes," she answered, calmly enough,
laying her head on his arm, "but never
mind the cue. You seemed very earnest
just now, and I want you To 20 on
What we're you going TO syT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
RECIPES.

AppLI JELLY WITHOUT SrGAR.--Se'
lect Juicy, white ieshed, sub-acid fruit,
perfectly sound and mature but not mel
low. Wash we'll, slice aud core without
removing the skins, and cook I'LL soft.
Drain OF the Juice, filter Il through =
piece OF cheese cloth. Then put the
Juice on 10 boil, cooking rapidly at hrsi
but more gently ~ II thickens. The
time required will vary With the quaint.
ty Of Juice, the shsllo~ness OF the dish
In which Il IL boiled and the heat en-
ployed. One hour at lesst Will be re
auIrsd for two quarts of juice. When
| the Juice has become somew hat evspOrat.
ed te.t IL frequently by dipping . few
drops on plate to cool. and when u
i.liies sutiicieutly remove 1t once from
the fire. Two quarts 90 juice Will make
about one-half pint Of Jelly. such Jelly,
how ever, has q most delicious flavor.
SWEET PICKLE FOR PEARS, PEACHES,
PLuMs AMI CHERRIES. six pounds
Of fruit allow three pounds Of sugar and
one pint Of vinegar, one-hslf ounce Of
whole cloves aud the same OF stick CHINA.
mon. Prepare the fruit ~ for preserv..
| ing. Make . syrup Of the sugar and
vinegar with spices. Put the fruit Into
q stone lar. pour over Il the syrup and
l~t stand. covered, for two days. Then
put over the fire in preserving kettle
.bd cook slowly ill the fruit IL done,
but not long enough TO let the sklp peel
III. skim oct carefully aud put back
into Jar. Boii the syrup down I'LL quite
thi,E aud pour over the fruit. Sweet
,pples are very good prepared la this
way.
PREsERvEp QuiNcEs.-Uset the orange
quipc~s. Wipe, pare, quarter and re-
move MI the core snd the hard part
under the core. Take IN equal weight
~ sugar. Cover the qulnces With cold
xater and let them come slowly toa
boil. skim, aud when nesrly soft put
one quarter Of the sugar on the top, but
do not stlr. when this bolls add anoth.
err psrt Of the sugar and continue until
al the sugar Il In the kettle. Let them
boll until the color you like, either light
or dark.
OUNCE JELLY.-Ciean thoroughly
rood sound fruit and slice thin. Put
Into a double boiler with one cup Of
water for each Ave pounds OF fruit, snd
cook until softened. Expresa the Juice
and proceed % Nth other Jellles, allow
lng three fourths Of . pound OF sugar to
each pint Of Juice. Tart or sweet sp..
ples nav be used With qulnces In equal
proportions, aud make Jelly OF more
pies sant flavor than quinces used alone.
The seeds Of quinces contain consider
able eel.tinous substance and should be
cooked with the ounce for ielly making.
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ApMiSisrRAroR's SALE.

''''''-iAIISr Hr u. PARK. nesi.'
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k.vs. sh~ Yv.s,~v,

No g.T.-Pogrv>sive Enigma; Marathon.
No. g.s. ILLUSTRATED R<bas Butter and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

true ''''-ss'ris5iak Hr d. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

II people would wash ost their mouths
swics or three times day with an anti
septic solution there would not Be neal
90 much sickpess. In The last ten years
have never had cold, sore throat OF
fever, and ascribe this Immunity soleiy
To the fact that follow this plan rigid
ly. Therr are any number Of proprle-
tary antiseptics that are excellent fci
thls purpose, but many more simple
agents. that are % good or better. Ons
Of the beet Of the latter II carbollc acid.
A very weak solution Of this garRled and
held In the mouth two or three times q
day win work wonders. Immediately
amer using one viii find that the mouth
feels cleaner. ibelieve that q great me-
jorlty Of the common throat and lung
troubles come from the Judgment oi
disease microbes within the mucous
membranes Of the mouth. The free uss
Of autlseptics will kill these germs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
xox.nEsIprxr rAxEs.

In the Plantation of Miton, In the County 81
Oxfori ani state % Maine. Tor the year lsl1.
resilient ownsr- To- the plantation 30 Milton, Tor
the year lea. In hill. committed to a. j. Wooi'
wari. eolisstor of tahc. ~ sahi plan
tsiisn, 90 the seventeenth day OF August.
A. n. Isa. has teeu returbesi 10y him to
,se q. remaining unI,aii an the 18Th day of Aus..
A. o. I-pa by his eertibs ate ~ that 'iats sni nov
reaaln unisii, ani notioe IL hsrcby given that
u the -ala tAxe-, intsre-t ani charfr- are NOT
eiglltesn moths from the iste OFT commitment
III .aii hills. so much of the rial estate tsNei a.
will lie safsient o. pay the amount duo thereIor,
Iueluilng Interest AMI charges, VIII with"at fur'
tber natisc he -ohi NJ public auction II the rfeas
urtf's oice IN saii plantation on the ilst day of
February, l..n, at one o'eiock In the Afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

NJ virtue 10 q heen.e from the IIoporahl.
Jui =. II Probate Cor the County % CambsflaRsi
and state % Maine. the undersigned ssininistra
Dor. % the estate % transi. ~ Whitman. late 81
Iisrri.oa, In the 'oanty ~ Cumberland, viii ssl
81 pabllc or pFi, lis -sls al The once OF himbai
Il A son, Norway, Maine. On sstariay the seven
tsenth ,iay % November. A. u. loo. at - I. n
Al The tight vhlch the ssid franeis ~ Whit
msn n the tine % his dscesse hal In AMI 81 ~
folly~ing de.erils,i real estate, a. vii fh
i .sid " hltmsn'. homestead In harrison. aforc
Il .aii, knoun q. the Reuben liobhs farm contain
log about SIXTY I've Asrc- of hn.i.
Two Ids of Ani In the town ~ Norway. kn0~i
a. ths Rastaeli Gore lbs, containlns about to-
hundred aru-.
Also the ,.eorgr T.. whitney farm. -sfals'i
| situated IN ths to~ns % Oxfoti, rafi. All lie
Il brou. Containing slout i've hundred ssTvs.
Norway. O,t lsh, l~s.
ALYREp :, kIMBALI., Admir-. % estate Of
srp. A. uI,DDks. AfrahCis " Whitman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A NEW RECIPE,


One Of the lecturers before the bath
more Cooking School recently gave this
recipe for cooking . husband, which u
IL safe To say has never before appeaei
In any book on cookery:
A good many husbands are utterl,
spoiled 10y Encouragement. Some
women go about ~ 10 their husbands
~err balloons, aud blow them up. OH
ers keep them constantly In hot water,
other. let them freeze by indifference
aud carelessness. some keep them In .
stew by Irritating ways and words
Others roast them. Some keep them in
pickle all their lives. IL cannot he sup
posed that any husband viii be tender
and good u managed In this way, but
they are really delicious when properi,
treated.
In selecting your husband do not
go 10 market for him, As the beet sfs
always brought 90 your door. IL 10 TAI
better to have none, unless you ~ill pa
ti,ntIy learn how to govern him. Me-
that the linen In which you wrap him u
properly washed and mendcd, With the
REQUIRED number Of buttons aud string
tightly sewed on. Tie him In the kettle
by q strong silk cord called comfort,
a. the one called "duty" IL apt To b.
weak. They are apt To fall out OF thu
kettle and be burned aud crusty on th'
-dges, since Ike crabs and Holsters, 20,
have Ia cook them while alive. IL h'
.puttsrs and fuses do not be anxious
.ome husbands do this until they ar'
called done. Add q little sugar In th'
form Of What confectioners call kisses
but no vinegar or pepper, on any 80
count. A little spice Improves them
but Il must be used With Judgment. ID
not stick any sharp Instrument Into hin
Ia see II he IL becoming tender. sti
him gently. wstehing the while lcst h
,dhere 10 the kettle, and 80 become use
less. You cannot fall TO know when h
IL done.
II this treatment Il closely followe'
you will fnd him ell that !. desirable
but do not b. careless With him and keel
him la too cool place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
IMPORTANT FACTS.

II you have dull and heavy pair
across the forehead and about the eyes
II the postrils are frequently stopped up
and followed BY disaEreeable de.
charge; u soreness IN the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils u often e.
perienced; u you are very sentative to
cold In The bad accompanied With hsad-
ache; then you may b sure you have
catarrh; and should Immediately res0rt
20 Ely's Cream Balm for Q cure. The
reaedy win gre iastsst rslief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
SMOOTH FACES.

There would ls fewer wrinkles on the
human face u one would only eorrect
oneself Of the bad habit Of Knitting The
brows, which plants indelibly certain IT.
tie lines between the two eyebrows.
Raising the eyebrows apropos OF moth
Ing and everything u thing for which
one pays with long, horizontal lines
across the forehead, which ages per.
son at least ten years; On ARTIFICIAL
.tercotyped smile prints tao long lines
from the nose To the corners OF the
mouth. To remain late At night porting
over novels digs around the eyes thoss
terrible crows feet which dlshGure The
prettiest face. Those Who laugh much
have small wrinkles on the cheek and
around the mouth, which are often
thought not unpleasant; and We musi
not Interfere With these, for gsyness 10
virtue TO be cultivated, and not avoided
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
eoR Ins cANARy,s COLD.

People would hardly think Of giving 8
canary bird ~hlskey, but ~hen bird
falls III and loses it, voice, the PROBABLE
ity 1. that Il has taken cold. Canary
bird. take cold very easily aud have
pneumonia, pleurisy and consumption
just like human beings. when the bird
droops, . few drops Of whlskey and rock
candy given at intervals Of an hour Will
often effect 4 complete cure. Only
couple Of drops can he given at time,
or the canary will become tipsy aud fall
about the cage like . drunken man, but
the treatment IL the best possible for q
canary with q cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

oNroRD, ..;-Coar % In.ahcRey. In us
ease ~ ALNAN ~ GOODWIN, lhs"l'ehi l'e'f
oT.
To the IIonarsbls Gen. a. wllson. laisr oI
.sIi Count Cor all County 20 ONfori
Rs-t-stfuily rvprcssnt., AlSan ". sVisin hs
sald in-ol,eBt. that HE family consists ~ him
elf ani wife. ~ shom arr dsIsndsnt On him Coz
supIoft that the as.st. t.lon dns ~ hls estate
~ilfpr,lably smoant D. The sum ~ one thousand
dollars.
Wherefore, he prays that sush sum may IL
alovei b. him cot 20 hi .all estate Cor the Nee.
.ary support % himself snl his family, a.to yOuI
IIonsr shAll appear Just anil pfvtsr.
wiinss. mr. hansi this -sVsniosnth day oi
prtoler, \. ~. l~st.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
GEORGE A. WILSON. Ju ...
4 true copy-aitc.t
ALBEgr u. PARK. Hss.t.r.


ONfDHD. - .-N = count 81 Probate r 10
pans, within aufl fuf tha tnuutY n tfh '... .n
the THRU Tlss,iay % Ott.. \. u. irt
,. 4. f'tnk. attntney fur iIenfy u. ilhfI ri.
nafnesi ENecutar IN = certain ibstrumsrt ..r
IspftinE o. ~ To- lsst VIII sal Tssttr..f 1T
GtO. u HARTFORD. ste ~ BrusHr. 7
ALI County. deosa-oi. hatinE pfcsJftH. o.
same Zoe Probate
ORDtKED. That ait petItionsr give r.fIf Ui
Tie sane o. All i'ers"ns tntsfr-ti.. M
Publishing copy ~ this orlef thrsr yea
os-.iyely IN the ONfori Dsmosfat q nfas. 10
prinissl a Paris. In sal,i couhty. that ttfI 10y
aIVcar a Probate Count D. H. hohisn NJ l.ff.''
within ansi Tor ali ,auntv. on ths thiri I'D.
day ~ Nov. neat ~ nine urla-k ~ H. fHrrHa.ii
anil show cause. N any thsy have. u. i
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

The upper horizontal of six rvprrssnts
the name Of one Of the blue light which
appeared and twinklrd On The masthead
during the terrible gale which tosssd The
Arso Modern sAilors call THE and ths
twin blue light. The firss u ~ Eimo"
Tn. ,-ccnd, . country who're Jason landed
ana found The seaport infected With bar
ode. The third. the rank VI Js.on. The
ioursA. the means employed By M~dca To
deliver JA.on when srising the golden
Y,s~cs. and on many othsr occssions The
nfth. guarissi the golden ns~cr. The SIXTH
. modern philo-ophsr. The diagonal. IN
astronomer Who marked out the plan Ut the
voyage 81 the Arso lie also made q
sehsme 81 the consultations. accurately
living the .olstitial and sauinoctial points
The sehsme IL this ancient astronomer en-
able.i the modern philosopher" Ia cAieu
late the rvgular prr-essicn OF th~ ~quinoAs'
from thai period dcsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

R~2usst any person To mark upon thu
wall the exact height % an ordinary silk
bat. suppo-ing the hat To IL placed on IL
crown on the noor. Exhibit the hat tsfor,
10. bsight 4. marked. IL will L. eur,oas u
ot.-sve how eutir,ly dldsrsnt Arv the idea
VI half dossu p<r-ons upoa the subject
the greater numlsr marking high enough
Tor two OF thres hats.