davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

OxvoRD, .ss-Asa C.ast Of rrel:.,s he'll 2,
Paris, Within ssd Coz ,hs County % usf"rd' 90
n. carroll Mss.a. sasns.i kxesstor in {
eertAia tnsasumeet psrpsssinf ~ In the hss VII
ssi Tessawsal of trtPiiES y, IRISH. hss
ef tisrfsr'i In ssid toanty.. .iese>-~i. nav
OiDsaKp that NE sAii I<slti".er r's
sastrs so an I~r-sns ister..ts.i. by esasins
ospy ef this oriss ~ - pahli.hsi threc we.t'
Isarts. that tl.sy NAY appear ~ Q rrohats Coal
~ 10 hrh 81 raris In sail Ceanty, on III
thirl Tuesday ~ AUG. sest. 81 nine o'ehsh u
ths fsrvscsn, ami show csa-s. 10 any thet have
NV the ssi.i instrumsnt .hoaki nss " prvse.i ~
pryys.i asi aisuei &c the lat win sa.i te-ts
,s<st Of .sii sirreA.ssi AMI thst Ahims trtsh an
NJ. Carroll a.sa 10 spt-sintssi ss.sat.t-.
GE1. A. WILSON. Jaixc.
AInkigr %. Park. Resi.sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
HOMEMAKRkS COLUMN.
MATING ron sUMMGR usG

:: ::s :s,:::'; = E: M:
CuLunn, Oxisri lIlassesI fAFs. haias.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
~ xInkWr .. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, o. Al Court ~ Probate hail Al
Paris, within AL fos ths toun,I 81 O,f"ri. 90
the thlri Tuc.isy ~ July. 4. ID, lss.
Al,ss a. t.a-tsin. Aamr. On the estate 81
a. kOll.E q. ATiiEKrO> isss % >e~ry. In sah
lossty. ,ssrs-s-i. having prc-sn his so.oun
20 Standardization % the estate ~ .sii d"'"asc
Coz allowance
OnpsHsp, Thai saii Aamr. CIV. notics y
al y<r-oas intsrv-ts.i. by eausins copy 81 ut
erlsr ~ ~ pubn.he.i thrvs weeks sacss.-iy.il
in ths Osfori tpvmocrst, prtnts.i a Paris. TIA
they may appear 20 q Court 81 froissts " y
he'll al IAN. In ..l,i County, 90 the thiri Tues
day % Aug. neat, az nine o'ch-k In The forcnap'
AMI ..ev s.a.s u any they have, "hJ The ''~'
GEOg.E A. WILSON. JsiFc.
A trpe copy -stisst =
ALBERT u. Park, Resistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Two or three oranges at brcskfsst to
the n oman OF man who ID convincsri that
cofIte hurts her OF him, will be found
Que of thu n,0st reliable and Satisfactory
Substitutes for that drink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

4. The declaration thai drAs . caAk.
& What lady prisss highly afsss che u
o<trsks<L
q A sharp lascs.
L An snimAl and What hs becomes when
Q wolf catches him.
q po..rs-~i and place foe boatA
q A n.h who>~ name implbs rvproof.
Z. Something found In the hsahoas~
q A sullen look.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
ksy ts tks i.~sslss.

No iS.-A Patriotic Asro.sie; Fourth Of
July.
No iss-rhs upsigL, costS No answer
rsouir~i
No iss.-kLomboids
PANS rtbEh
rCEIS FATAL
htLAN VOW
nkvkn NV
xEBEc Tkn
No iss-A Complete Chans~. T~. Gown.
wsgoo~t.
No 10 --lllidsn prvverbs between two
stools you ~ill fall 10 the groand.
No iyo-C~ntrai D<lssioos; Cs-bta, d
kAS. fsre<. la sts. Least.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Tt< .ab-crti<v hervsy gives pablo s"tiss that
No has l.<s .ulv spt-slntsst by Tho Hoo. Jasi<v
"a i.r.lsss Gov The iasty sf Ia fsrt. and assass
81 tl-~ tru.t ef ksersss,r ~ the e-tsse ~
WILLIAM ~. IMMERSION, lsts ~ stow.
IN ssh scassy. sssssa-~i. by kfstsS i."nd Q. tss
.ielsr.i "a the estate ef ssii lessasi W make is
s.s.ti.ss payment, AMI ths~e vho have any de
saasis tksros W sshlhit tks ssme "a
July i.sh, lss. LEONARD khkhsoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
1InsRr u. Park. nss,..er
oxYnIn. ..,-Ai a Cnnn Of rrnI.aie h.LI A

ONFORIp, g. Al q Court ~ frOlsate hsli Al
Parts, within ani Tor the County of oxford. os
thu thlri TUESDAY ~ Jaiy, 4. u. lot
Op the Istitioa ~ Waller y , ha.., giariis.
% the estate ~ CiiAs NJ. CiIAsk. al
DixnsLi, praying for hcsn-c b. ell an
Convey -ettaln rial e-tsts le,onginE q
-.iI e.tsts, ssi ds..rti-.l in NJ. I-titi"a os
Nh h the pr,issts oabcc
IN al ,er-oa. Interested. by .su.lsg Z
..py 81 this orier "a - psbli.he.i thrss
wssk. ssrse--i,ely In the ONfori i'cm
,-rat. q nsw-isI-r pfin,~i % Parts. Ia
hate tourt ~ H. beLi al Paris, vn The thlni Tue.
,iay ~ Aus. newt st nine ocksk In the Fore
ss-,a, aud show cause ~ any they haze. Why ths
sane shouhi MT he frasicL ,,, -,
A true coyy-Aiis-t =
ALBEgr u. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Hoods Pill. are the best nfter-ilnne'
pile, ssslst digestion, cure headac'T
Is cents b,x.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
A true oop,-Aii..s : -

OxvORi,. .. al teart of Probate. hsbi al
Paris. Within ami fsr t,s toaniy 81 ox
Ma.xsut a. Wait. widow ~ WILL M w
WAIT, late ~ Dis aslt. Decreased. hs,tns pre.
srats-i her PETITION Zoe an sllovsnoc cut of The
rsrscnsi EstAts ~ ssii desss-ci
Oupsn1p, That the sahi rstti"ner i've
naslcs On al psr-an. Interested, by causing 4
o.py 81 an. orisr b. ~ pablish~i thrcs week.
sasss.si,sly In thu Oxfyrl bemsrrat. pfintei Al
Paris, In ssh County, thai They nay sptsr 81 :
Pr,slsste Coar o. - hohien a Psrs. In .shl
C.anty, ON the thiri Tuesday % Aaf. next. n
nine oeis-k In the fovnaon. anil shaw osn-e, VI
any tksy have, sSsin.t The sane
GkORGE A. WILSON. Jui<e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
STATE OH MAINE.

OxvoRD. sss-Cssr % is-sivssey. Thiri
wei.e~isy % Jsly. a. p. ls.s ls III ssi
an p<s.sns iss~re.sr-i In IN s<stlssess % NJ
sroount of D. y. ssss<. Assixsss VI tie Above.
nss~i Iassl,sst lA~lAss. By eassiss . Coy u
skis ori<r ~ l< pasli.ks.l tkrrs wsks. sssrss-
s..sly. Z. - osfssl .s.s.t e, : ,svsv:yss
spp>ar % Q Csurs of ls~Dlsesey ~ 10 ksht -
tn Prshass Gear nsoa 90 ~ fesgth Wsinrs-
day % ufuss sent. q Mise e'ri.rk N ~ Nv
sess, and ts hssri sh>rSs. asa sejsss u shsy
GRO. a. wII.sOS. Jsiss
Of iasslvssey cesst 0xfsri Css.ay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
A"''''p' si.SsEr d. Park. Re.,.,er

pxrogD, o. III . C"ar - rrvlsaie l'sli Al
Parts. sithin AMI for The t0ssty 81 oxfori' on
the thiri Tuesday ~ iuiy, 4. u. is.t
s,es " Davis. Exseetsr oa The estate II
WILLIAM ". WAIT. lsts - DiNbsit
In ssli Coanty, sle.es-ri. hsslag Prc-snis-i ~.
af.oast ~ s'isaisistration of ths fstaie ~ ahl
sls.sa-s.i for allowance
Ospts,p. That sail tsecu,or live na,ics
Ia ali t-r-os. istsrc-tsi by causing copy ~ this
orisr B. l.. pabn.hs.i thvc vssks sars.ssi,ely
In tho tsf ori bvmssrat. prntssi Al fars, That
they may spyrsr "a tcar 20 fr"lssis " W Ne ~
81 Paris, In .Akl toanty, oa tisr thiri TUESDAY
81 Aaf n~st, st nine sch.k IN The for,noon. AMI
,hS~ ,aase. n any they have. shy the sams
shouli nos - siios~,.
Atrue copy attest :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
AiDeooPT-.,'s., J, , r,,v p..,.,,,

Paris. Within ansi f.r ths tounty ~ DNfori, "a
the thiri Tuesday 81 July. 4. ~. i-o,
tpn the t-titi.a 90 tss.s y. wa, suarlis'
% the estate of HENRY ~. ttsIlMA>, %
q, ell ss-i sonssy certain val estate ~
lonsins o. .slt estate ant dc-sfilssi In his Isti
ti.,n on ni. in the rr,,lsts offlcc.
ORbtRtb, That the sall H. titi'e give n",is'
ts all psr-on. Interested. Wy ,su.lhE . ropi
se..issly In the oxford i,,mssrst. pfinissl a
Paris. thai they may spI~sr a q toau of fio
l.ate ~ ~ hsh st rans. ~ ssii county. On ~
thiri Tuesday % August nsst, AZ nine Oisb-i
in ths fofvns-,n. AMI show oau.c. u any thsy
have, why the same shoaii Mt ls gfsntsI.
GkORGE A. Wilson, Judge.
A true oepy-siie-t =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

OxEDRIb 90 al q Coar ~ Pr,l,ste hsti II
Parts. withis AMI for The tounty ofpsfori
os the thiri Tp..iay of Juiy. A, u. lsst.
Wtltam n. ta.h~as, txesutgF on Tho sssts
% EI.nRIusk ~. BhiDsiiAM, lats ~ fari.
In ssi esanty. deses.ei, having pre-
-sntei bis sscoant ~ sdminlstfsu"n "f 'hs
estate of ssli hesss-s.t zoe allowance
OnpsEkI. That ths saisi t,ersior give notlcs
to all psr-os- intsfc-tel tlssrin, Wy
Publishing cspy 90 this orief thfv. ussks suc
ce..i,ely In ths OSfori ismccrat, q newspaper
printci al far.. in ssii County, that they may
spt-ar al q rrghaie toar D. ~ hoklsn Il
Iarts In .sl Coaaiy ysn ths thiri Tuesday Of Aus
neat, al nine o'ek-k In ths fovhaon. an'l
shYu cause, " any thsJ have. Why IN. SAND
GEoWGE 4. WILSON. Jsise.
Atrus COPY attest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

rriend-"Now that yoa have made
millions What viii yoa DOR Old Hui
lion--'l shall retire aud amuse mvself
telling people what burden wealth 10,
and how happy VAS when I was poor. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

A tesspooaful IL almost exactly one
drschm; = des.~rt.pDonful, tso; =
tablespoonful, four. The regulation
uim 4 Lass holds too ounces; . yOmmon
teacup, about ak; . tumbler, about 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

10000 900 o 300
lis AN article" la "fsxcl" -
an exclamation. a, Z, = ., 10. II. hoass
Zoe public worship 80, 10. an animal. 10.
n, Il, an English msasarv. u. . vowel
The Who'll, !. city In which the Duke of
bavaria wa. ero~p~i king % Germany. hf'
ty.n,s emp~ros- have b~~a ero~ned In this
city. Thew are tr.c-s of its sxistsncr -
early as the time 20 Cesar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Yos the character. substitute letts>, -
that the frat horizontal and vertical line,
rod ser-. and downward. will form .
~oci meaning . s~ntry stationed 90 the
oatAkirts Of camp. the s~oond full bori.
soatAl and vertical lines, word meaning
strips,i: the thirl full LorisntAl and ,rSti'
cal line. the name of . n'sr In south
America. the fourth full horizontal asd YER
teal line. . creature fcund In vvsry pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
THE WHOLE FAMILY,

h. has lsea DIAL. sp,slnsssi by sse ilss- Jssisv
% fr,s1sts Cor the toanty % ONfori aspi assun
81 the trs-t ~ AtnAlni-trataS Of The estate %
SALLY q. RICHARDSON. ats ~ kasfori,
In ali osanty. siecea-si. by giving t-ssi ~ IN
lac dirests, bs thsrv fore relsssts all I<fsoas In
tislssi N the estate ~ -Ahi slesea-sJts make I'm
mediate I-sy msnt. ant ths-s who have any lie.
msnsls thsrvsn % exkisit The .ssss W
Jaly I'm. l~s. ENO> A. RICHARDSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

That tired feeling which II 40 common
and 90 overpowerlng, u entirely driven
on nv Hoods Ssrsaparilla The best hlood
puriiier. Hoods Sarsaparllla overcomes
weakness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
Atrus oopy-Aiie-t

Psri., within ani Tor The County 20 os
fsr,i on The thiri Tuesday % July, 4. u. ls,i.
Lydia =. ttssssoai sasriisn 90 the estate ~
Ilslsn Hammond of farts. In all t"untT. has
log pfr.sntssi her srsount ~ guardianship ~ The
tt.sts 90 sail warl Cor allowance
OsptstD, That the .aii ousriisn siss
nsslse o. all prr-on. lntsrsts-l. ny sausiRg .
copy of thu. orlsr D. - Yalsi.l~-l
,hf,e week. saees.sl,sly In the oNfOri
INm.rat, Q nsw-,aJ-r printed a fsri., IN
ALL County, that thy may aPtsar a fr"lais
Court, b. ~ h.hi at Paris. on tho thri fus-isl
90 Aug newt, n nine e'si-k Ia n. fovns-'n, AMI
shaw ,sa-e. ~ any they have, ~hy IN. sane
slsoukl ma ~ alkysei.
UEo. A. WILSON. Jusiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
Ne iss. A r..i,sy rrssss...

IhsagLt -sns fo~ls tLs oshss day.
One handr~d dollar. did pAy.
Essh tarksy dti ave dollass toaeh.
EA<h gs..r dbd hstax hat half - msrA.
whils ,his ksn.. N u mas, - iold.
Tcr Ten cents each ~sr~ fr~sly soiA
Oss kandrvd fo~is In ell L.i l.
OF saxA hoe many dii bsys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

A eaipsit Who had - against ths
laws % the Land and hsd. amoas othss
crimes, b~ea convicted u granddaughter
Vas .snt~ncsd 20 spspd The rvmaindss Of
his days In prisoo. ielAid plan by which
he boyd to s~cap-. bat the trusty -
discovered the evidences of his plaa In q
In hi. cell. and the plan Was thsreby
frustrated. The sulpht yes put In Irons
for n da,. ~ Zoe his bshavios.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUM PH R EYS'

!,.:-:s:sy 1Rs..ss: =. ::: ; +; ,.s ;f 4
trtvsis tssrsLrs Asd &c ovsf thirty yeass BY The
troIAs snk sssiss ss~~sl Evesy sissss st<stns
( sysrtai core fas IL di.r~as hAsss-i
.Iksy s.r. ~ ss, d.sssinsl !assi.s g ss.is,ss
hsss<tss e tks " sst<.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

I. lave yoa i-en To ehurch this mornins'
q May ~ "a play. mother d~arf
. she ~as pat Into her room ~ pun
ishmeat
4 Tbsrv was luggage In the train.
s The sariensr has nailed the rOss tr~s
to the wall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

"You look 90 much like your brother"
said Dennis to I'hellm. ''that could tell
yea VAS brothers ifrd never sen either
Nv yea"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Ne is<--CharaAs.
When NJ. v. nrst eam> to towA.
ct.sa the " noin 10 ro<3s.
Thew On the t<st s>tsty
is tssk ~ HE sbods.
Bat gradually 10 -psssrva oct.
To uss The strvst bsss pArsss.
Ana an ds~p hill ssrOsp ru-is
AZ pa.s>.i the SETTING days.
A. isns,A kis tevnsfslk arss eraAissd
Thai 10 must IN -Ndispsssrd.-
Ard ul.sa their er,isr> vsrs fsihlisd
No r~ie upa . vtnsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Mention the name of an object which has
too heals. Que tail. four legs an one aide
aud too on the Other. A LADY on hossslaek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Ne tSA.-ataAte
IsAoald - sharp n ! an ed;
N dull. I'm cast aside.
~ hos and girls I'm much abusrd,
Ard %, an their pstas.
A Part Of me 10 made VI ~o-t.
Absl part ia earth d fossd.
And hath toxvthsr nrmly sio~d
Ar~ snt the shols wosid roabd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29

sucks m beading fora deep ruIile ~ the
aiif o1ysfrd vish u dainty pink and white
pscltrn. "A ls,ahn Of the slme came To
deep Point w irput, edged ~ the cmbroil-
n.y aid uslct With loops OF ribbon IL was
hhif low TO- thpieck and had pulled sleeves
reaching W tie ulb1w.
Gu1,hur st e worn indiilprcntly boy both
snail gifls md boys ga sailor Ut fine striped
1arge, blus Had white. The skirt is laid in
NFur verv deer box plaits, buttuuod over on
tac left III. coat is OF serge, but OF much
Aruvicr quality aud warmly lined with red
kanrel The collar and inset are of white
lsDth and so h. the sailor hat, which il Tam
" Shanter, without the broken edges. Be
upoth the coat is the regulation blouse
The last little coat to mention this time
N n sage green melton cloth in light weight,
bound with brown fur and having an imi-
tntiCn ermiue collar. The leggiugs are of
She same material, with bright red tops
The hat is a beaver felt of silvery white
with IA red cord and three silk pompons for
trimming. This outfit is also adapted for
both boys and girls. Ii is not easy to tell
them apart this season--at least until the
boys get pantaloons.
| wonder If any one has noticed that we
hive no more changeable silks or woolensY
it is onlya little while ago that we were
OIL going into raptures over the different
chameleon effects, but of late, save in some
Of the heavy corded woods, have not seen
0 single yard of such goods Where have
they gone, and when did they flitS 1t is
now all for satin, for MORE and for the
dainty and beautiful brocades in neat,
small patterns and the enormous designs
for hall and grand reception dresses. The
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29

have lived before. whereP That cannot
tell,
Nor how, nor when. OF those forgotten years
Only vague echoes from the darkness swell,
Bringing familiar murmurs TO my ears.
The ghostly image of that misty past
Enfolds me like shadow, and my sense
Strives all in vain to grasp and hold ii fast.
Only in me is memorys evidence.
All human language feeble is and cold,
To paint the tleeting visions that arise,
Beguiling me with memories of old,
OF other lives passed under other skies.
And still the echoes ring; the voices call
In wild confusion, like crowd OF dreams.
Then twilight shadows, dark and darker, fall
Till not ray through the dense blackness
CLEANS.
But still again vague, melodious song,
With scattered, broken measures fills the
And shadowy forms. in shadowy distance
throng,
Wrapt in the sable mantle of despair.
Ny soul mounts upward into loftier spheres,
Where, beyond boundaries of time and
space,
| lived and loved before these earthly years
Chained me, in exile, in my present place.
see, in leeting rays of heavenly light,
The glory of Il distant paradise.
Then all is overwhelmed by starless night;
My anxious questionings meet no replies.
Heavy my heart with memories of old.
My power to live and strive is overcast
By wild desire the mystery to unfold
Which binds my present to that vanished
past.
This is my heritage of sorrow now,
That yelled and unknown form which once
] wore.
cannot fathOm when nor where nor how,
only know that have lived before.
Helen Conant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29

gauzes are bright enough ana full enough
of changing colors, but the changeable silks
nave gone where the pms go, ana no man
knoweth where"
The Loie Fuller grapes and rainbow
gauZes are all with us yet for dancing
dresses, and so are several new fancies in
Arabian gauze with silver or gold tinsel
woven in stripes. Some of the new silk It's
sues, such as mousseline de sole, have i'm
mense flowers printed upon them such as
single pansies, roses or corn flowers, always
without foliage. The plaid Grape tissues are
quite go, contrary to prophecy. They have
sheer ground, with woven in plaid of
silk in pale pink, blue, rose, lilac, green or
maize, with fine black ones forming the
plaid. But OF all the beautiful goods for
handsome gowns for young ladies are the
new heavy grapes, and also the soft silk
grapes that float like nebulous mist
around the fragile forms OF the debutantes.
Let us say one sympathetic word for the
men They nave so lew real novelties
What new fashions they have are so lin
tied and circumscribed that they usually
go no farther than adding an inch or so to
the width of their trousers or length of
their coats. Their collars and lapels may
be little rounder or "Solnteder," as one
salesman said, and that is about all the diff
ference, as far as l can tell They have
tecks, four-in-hands and white muslin ties,
but TINS season mas gwen them series OF
ties OF the most outiahdish shape ana color
That remem Der ever TO nave seen
Ihese cfaVats OF scariS' OF Whatever they
are called are aoouc elgiit inches Wlde' anu
not hned except In the part that goes
around the neck me rest Is twisted ana
tied ana hnaliy tucked IN one SIDE OF the
vest me coioring Is more varied thah the
AZURE OF Che queen Oh Shepa ana Is mostly
IN PERSIAN PAIN Ieal pattern lhere are
nght coloreu ones also' WhIe, WIN start
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29
A CAREFUL BUYER.
She Wanted Her Books Guaranteed Before
She Purchased,
ATE LEROY.


she wanted Her Books Guaranteed Before
She Purchased.
"1ou-you keep books hereY" she asked
as she entered Detroit bookstore and tim
idly glanced around.
"Hes'm, we keep books" replied the
clerk as he softly rubbed his hands together
ana wondered II they had sold the last copy
Oh bashiul Bessie; or, the Heroine of Har-
pers Hills"
Il want book, she continued, but
want TO look at the last page before buy
A.,
certainly, miss, certainly. We have no
Objection TO your looking at all the pages il
you WISH Have you bought book here
~ MN S'n'e'uhis was wrong with the
'' ,,< '''-J.
70; siI, Du' Hlenu OIL mlne bought
~ = 20 "h'cn enueu ny ADVISING
~ vi .e. 49,. " wy soiiepoly liVer purlher'
short +, H. INV now ',eauIul sne Eeels
Suouv ~ nave you PARADISE LostP"
~
,.,far tl' yIaI ~ uoeeaH
1T can't ,1os1jIi, haiis'' pa ai ma.
auoy ia P No. De'ie'e tnat ~ aoes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29

of mems best overcoats. No more comfort
able and easy garment could be imagined,
but it is not suitable for an elderly lady.
magnificent coat wrap for a young
married ledy was of maZ&rin blue velvet,
rich and thick. 1t was cut in the haring
style now so much liked. The sleeves were
very large gigot, but the browning glory
was the beautiful ermine cape and collar
and stole fronts with their fringe of ermine
tails. There is also muff to 20 with this
expensive coat, and four inch border OF
ermine encircles the skirt, which is longer
than usual.
Ermine is the one fur that cannot be sue
cessfully initiated. Seal has to contend
with many base counterfets, such as nu
tria, muskrat and some other skins.
should not have said that ermine Ia the only
fur that is not initiated, but it is certainly
impossible to produce anything like it,
White rabbit fur with little black tufts of
other fur blown in" is the nearest APP
proach, and it is a rare fur So the happy
possessor of an ermine outfit this winter
knows she is envied by her sisters.
This is by no means the entire list of new
and elegant winter coats and wraps, but i
feel that | must give the little ones q
chance. Do they not need warm little gar
ments and new ones tooY Oddly enough
their clothes are shortened just when one
would think they needed to have them
longer if anything, but then they all wear
cunning little leggings of cloth, kersey or
leather, or perhaps knitted ones which
feach up above the knees.
n A coat for one tot of was of black vel
vet, with border of rabbit ermine around
Che bottom and on the wide plated cape.
Tbs siesves were gathered in at tho waist
with hand Of the fur, which left 3he vel
vet to sstend In a sort of rufIie. H. or she
-i1r hey ~ girl can wear this suiE-had
kisck sssvet leggings and a black velvet
1ssn o. 1nanter, with its little tuft sf her
sh1 plumes
IA drers Tor littlo girl TO wear at Il party,
aissre sEcnge cake and paper cambria tea
R8es the designations, was made Of baby
efss ehlse silk with sUsrai VA narrow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29

Costly GIT.
Do you know you have asked for the costliest
thing
Ever made by the Hand abovey
woman's heart and a woman's life
And woman's wondrous love.
Do you know you have asked for this priceless
thing
As II child might ask for toy;
Demanding what others have died to win
with the reckless dash of boyf
You have written my lesson of duty out,
Manlikc have you questioned me.
Now stand at the bar Of my woman's soul
Until have questioned thee.
You require your mutton shall always be hot.
Your socks and your shirts he whole.
require your heart to be true as Gods stars
And as pure rs his heaven your soul.
You require a cook for your mutton and beef;
require far greater thing.
A seamstress you're wanting for socks and fol
shirts;
look for a man and king.
A king for the beautiful world called home,
And II man that the maker, God,
Shall look upon as he did on the first
And say, ut is very good"
| am fair and young, but the roses will fade
From my soft young check one day
Will you love them mid the falling leaves
AS you did 'mong the bloom of May7
Is your heart an ocean so strong and deep
may launch my all on its tide2
A loving woman finds heaven or hell
On the day she is made a bride.
require all things that are grand and true,
All this that a man should be;
If you give this all, would stake my life
To be all you demand of me.
If you cannot be this, laundress and cook
You can hire, and little TO pay;
But woman's heart and a woman's life
Are never won In that way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-29


When the atmospheric forces and all that sort
of thing
Bring the cold and cutting winter season
here,
And the iridescent snowflakes of which the
poets sing
Chase themselves, in chilly frolic, through
the air;
When the winds are penetrating, and the
frost is on the ground,
And pedestrian locomotion's rather slow;
When the cars are half an hour late whenever
homeward bound
Because the horses can't get through the
snow;
Then the voice of man arises, and he tells a
funny tale
As to how he loves the gentle summer days,
When the flowers nod and whisper in the 1--we
ly hawthorn dale,
And he basks beneath the smiling suns
bright rays.
But when the whirligig of time brings gentle
summer" on,
And he willis and melts beneath the scorch-
ing disk,
The inconsistent mortal sings another kind of
song,
AS to how he loves the winter cold and brisk.
Philadelphia Public Ledger