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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Nn aQc Sraucn, oic 9'iunoCn
Wcrjtauo babcu!
(P. BrK. lit Der rautb. &oIts;eits." a

(P. Blk. III Der yRatD. %oltSSett9."
Ginlt ihuute ih in elmer Wlena0erie
al, ipie spei g8Dlien Elm groBes Seln
por9ewprfen wuroe. llnGeimlib mar
es gu ieben, nit welber gSutb Die Se=
itien Oaraui lOsltiirSten, ibre 3dbne IN
ous yein bineinteiiten uno es u~lleroin9s
nit wenig GrfOlg Guseinanoerrinen.
Gtmas dbnli1es, liebe 6rauen, mubt
audi Die 98elt mt eu6. lie !Gincn
iugen, ibr bdttet lunge Saare unO tur=
gen Teritano, uno ieio 81 nidts tau9=
lid uuO ieio MIR Elm SpielSug oes
Wtnnnes uno feline Sflapin; unO Die
Nnoeren per9Dttern eu6 mleberum uno
9lauben, ibr icio Gieicneltpbanten, unO
es 0Gbe teineu llnterl6ieO SuiI0cn ellb
uno ben Mdmern, ulO man tOnne
euh ale gulten uno Efli6ten oes Mun=
mes uuibiiroen, ibr tDnnet Die '6luer=
item Nrbeiten Oerribten, ielblt AUDI mel
netmegen in Den Srie9 sieben, Der
Wunn meroe i6on 81 Salle uui Die
&inoer auipaiien uno to6en, uno lid
nebenbei 9arls mObl beIlnoen. Dies
meiut Der quite 6rauen=PQpa Sebel.
limo 10 ueroet ibr, liebe 6rauen, bin
uno ber9eSogen, serrillen uno SerSault,
wie jenes Sein bon ben WOlien, lno
oas GnDe Der Sin9e if: nelle 9erpir=
run9 uno neles llnglilf. Sarum
Irage ib nun, erd gum 5rOlte: " q $
ieio ibr oenn? Sies III ia lebr
notbwenpi9 gu wiNen. Senn Die ios
siale glui9abe lit fir Die 8e9enpart
Die Sianatur, bat Der beritbmlte Or.
Gieber aui Dem aatbolitcntaa 81 9Silrs=
burg 9eia0t. is miro Ober Die %loSiule
6r09e taum gelOIl meroen, 10 LANCE
ibr, liebe 6rauen, ni6t IeIt auf e Il re NJ
Yoiten ltebet. g9as ieio ibr alip? sd
battle ei6 iiir perniiniti9 9enu9 uno
fir reoli6 9enll9, mir Die ribti9e gnt=
mort 81 9eben; uno iro9e oarum teinen
anoern, ais nllr ellh 'elblt: Siebe
6raueu, mast br? llno nun
itellt Die Sbeetane bel Seite uno le9et
aud Den &UdlOiiel meg uno bor6et,
osnn i6 win elh belien, pie ibr oa am
rl6ti9Iien antluprten tonnet; eub ollie
meme ib oa. nugget Ibr nun gelebrt lein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
Gbrloie Yrin3en.

DIS Die G6e oes rumdnii6en &rOn=
prinsen Seroinano bon SobenSollern
nit Der Yrinseiiin Waria BON Goin=
burg Dor einigen Sabren BON einem
tutbolii6en Yrieiter uno unmittelbar
uO6ber bon einem unglitanilten pre-
bigger elngeie9net wuroe, iparen Vlele
ilberrui@t uno ira9ten ii6, oh es pObl
Dem YriuSen nit ieinem SerIpre6en,
Die etluaiGen &inoer aus ieiner Gbe in
Der tatboliihen 8eli9ion auierSieben 81
lpOllen, ernlt 9etueieu lei.
9Bas man lett iener 3eit beIiirhtete,
bat ii9 leioer bspabrbsitet. SIN WIa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Dab Die ,8asette", chen iuell le elm
olSi6lieBli6 lurembur9i'6es Slott 1T,
aud oorlS beionOere alsla9en fir Die
beimotbll6eu 9to6ri6ten, fir Die int
mer nieOerteDrenoe peSiti d
urem bur9ii d. 9r0mitn uno
Nebenaus9aben bat. @8ir mol
len uns niGt b~etla9en, ober man miro
es un8 Su OerSeiben miiIen, Wenn mir
in Die No6t bi1ein nit 6Orrei pon=
oenSen iiberlaOen linO, UNI Serwanbte
uno 8eiu9te in allen Sbeilen Der Ser.
Staaten uno oft in 0noeren @elttbei-
len aufSuit0bern, I'M uns um Grb=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir Sanosleute
81 b%etiimmern, uno man finoet es su
piel iib Der pGaSette" anSunebmeu.
Mir mplleu nibt Hagen, aber mir
baben ou6 uniererieits Serbinoli6tel=
ten 81 erIiillen uno nm oieien nNtSl=
tOmmcn 1T au6 unicre beilige YiIl6t
unO baSu beoiirfen mir zines beOeutcn=
ben 2eicrtreiica.
llebrioens mo6ten mir cine 3citung
ieben, melde ausl6lieBli6 tilr cine
Natipnolitdt berausgegeben miro,
wel9e ii6 an materieler NusltaiIirung
nit Der yGurembur0er 8asette" mellen
lam. @ir treten Niemanoen 81 nabe,
penn mir fragen: Sabeu Die SaIern,
poer Die 9aoenier, Die S6neier, Ooer
bic Wiirttember9er, Ooer ionIt cine gta=
tionalitdt Elm Organ, cine ;}eltung,
bas Der ,9uremburger 6aScttc" III
Qlusituiiirung ebenbiirti9 mare? uno
oann oergeile man ridt, mie tlein
oas Selo lit, pas mir fir Die oGuSctte"
bearbeiten tOnnen, b. y. man per0leIbt
bic feline 3ubl Der 2urembur9er nit
ir1eno elmer oieler NatlDualitdten,
9em9e9enilber 9lauben mir, oaB ott
9urcmbur9er nit 0erehti9teit auf oi,
,@asette" itOlS iein tOnnen uno belon'
oere llriahe baben, oieielbe eifri9lt 81
unteritiiBen.
Man ertpd9e audi oieie Seiten unie
rer Nufgabe ulo S~eiItun9en. Si
.@a,ette" iplte in teiner luremburgi
i6en Somilie ieblen uno oieies 3iel 81
erreiben lit unier Seltreben, 81 oeiel
8ernirtli1un9 mir I'm Die tbattrditig
Siilfe unierer 2anosleute erlu6en.
NQen Semen, wel6e ms in Der Ser
9augenbeit bilfreide Sano 9~eleiitet
oantsn mir bon Nelem ari oas @drmlt
uno iperoen iu6er, aud in Der 3utunf
uns oerislben itets wiiroig 81 eriueiien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
criainaI Gorreiponoens.
st Mary's Scholasticate,
Wsanee, Nep 3ealano,
Den IL. Hppeuber 1898.

Den Ia. No0ember 1898.
8eebrter Serr Conner!
gnti6uloiaen Sic mid 9efdai9ft, oa
it aus unpermeioliben uriaben Sic 10
LANCE aui Ha6ridten muBte parten
laiien.
Sept lino es grade pierunoSWan6i9
Sabre lett Dem i6 iiir's eriie nal anf
oieier Sniel lanoete, mas i6 Dem 9elben
Sieber in 9ouiiiaua Su u~erOdnten babe.
@el6e 9rOBe GerdnOerun9en lino lett
Der ,3eit in oieiem i6Oneu ganoe por8e'
9an9en. Nie weroe i6 ben Ginorud
per0eiien ipel6er bel meiner Nntunit
Der unterihieo suil6en New 3ealanO
uno Den Ser. Staaten aui mid mad=
ten. Sort mar allies irii6es Seben,
SOrtidritt uno all9emsines 8eoeiben;
uuo bier cine eHolOis WiloniB, un=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

ibe goltsblutt", erIudte einen jiioiiden
&o%blenbdnoler in g8ien, ibr bic fiir ben
g8lltter i1ptbwenoi9en Goblen umlonlt
Sl lletern. Gr antuOytete, Dap er oas
niht tonne, oaB er Der 8emeinoe jebpb
eilen D5Oprocentisen Na6laB" gewdb.
rem noble. Salo oarallf b~eltellte Die
6ultlls9emelnoe sebn @a9en &obler,
Die Dent aud abgeianot wuroen. Na6
cinigen Sa9en fommen BON oieien S,bn
Wagen flint surild. 9amit mar fir
Die eolen 6aliSier, Die 10 ibren geoarf
9eoeft batten, Der o5Oprocentiee Iah.
LAB" p~ollSosen. gu oieIer yS6lau-
meierei" i~eiler GlaubenssenoIien iou
Der Sdnrler Elm bOAlt perbluHtes Ge.
li1t gena6t baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02
WerfWIrDi8eS.

S6lau! Gine 9aliSii6e Suoenses
msinos, 10 er,ab!t oas Wisner .9sut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

,Seras Sortpdrts" ibreibt: Bon
Der 8rOBe unieres Staates srbalt man
crit einen SesriIi, psnn man erfdbrt,
oaB Der Shnslsu9 Der Ssnuer Il 1T.
Wortb Gilenbabn ourd ben 3eras Yan-
banole Obne Nnfentbalt orei ano cine
babe Stunoe 9ebrautt, I'm iiber cine
ein5ise teranii1e Sarm binrues gu tom-
men, uno oaB er bort i'm NOrOen oes
Staates iiberall orei 3ol S1uee liegen
fano. Uabreno es bier in guitin friib=
lin9swarm lit, uno Die &Oien, Nitern
lno Seilden i'm Sreicn bllibeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Sn Der Ssihenuerbrennun9sanitalt
in Srelb Ppno auf gong Sslano limb
bis jeBt 1908 2ei6snperbrannt wOrOen.
ndmli6 Die bon $50 Mdnnern, 270
6rauen, 53 &naben uuO 80 WiGohen,
pOn oenen 80 oeutiber, $40 oeuti6er.
1856 ameritaniI6er, "a en9liiber uno
Der &elt anoerer Abtunit pareu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Sn ben Heu=Gnalanb Staten 9ibt
es $50, 900 mebr &atboliten, ais BRO.
itetanteu. Mit ben pilsrimudtsru
itirbt oa Der Yrpteltantismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Die 8ebriiOer Samuel uno Gums
8ammel in Dem &entudD'it 6ountp
Simpion limb Die geiuihtigiten 3wil-
linssbrilOer, lie miesen Suiammen 542
pfuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Sn benz BON Der yGoblen,er Seituns"
gebra1ten geri6t iiber ben Spieler.
pro,eB in Sannouer beiBt es: Ser
Prdiioent ldBt sunGbt Die 3eugen,
etpa 40 on Der 3abl, barunter ID
SiiiSiere in Uniform uno wobl ebenIO.
piel in 6iuil, in ben Saal cintreten.
Inter oie'en befinoet lid cine altere
feinaetleioete Game" g8ie mag Is
oieler dlteren Game ~gelungen lein,
StriSier 81 meroen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Die Staatsibuloeu Der gDelt betru.
gen Gnoe oes Sabres 1892 154 Wil.
liaroen 6rancs, mas elmer 3unabme
bon 10 Williaroen Srancs i'm Ser.
Slei6e gum Sabre 1882 entipridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Sin @e1ielblatt tbeilt nit, oaB Elm
~90idbriger Mann sebn Weilen 81 SUB
.9elauien lei, nm iein Announcement gu
beSablen. Munber unierer 9%lbonnen-
ten i1eint oielen damn gum Muiter
nebmen 81 mOllen, uI6t, oaB er Sebn
Mteilen melt gelauien fame, I'm feline
3eitungsidulo 81 entri6ten, iDnoern,
oaB er crit 90 Sabre alt merocn mill,
ebe er ans SeSablen oentt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Sas Sabr 1898 begann nit einem
SonntaS uno ihliebt nit einem Sonn.
tag ab. Sas Wort bon einem beion.
oeren Slid Der Spnntaestinoer ibeiut
nidt auf Sunnta9sjabre 81 paiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

Ginem alien @auneritreib iino bic
gepobner Oes gerliner Nta1barortes
Velten sum Spfer gefallen. Sin DOR.
tiger @altmirtb bate aus Berlin S6au.
ipicler tOmmen .alien, wel6e Sic
21uber" 9eben wOllten. Sas Saus
ipar ausoertauft. Inter grOBem gei.
ial iuurOe Die erite Scene 9eipielt.
Damn iiel Der Sorban9 uno oas
SrauerIpiel mar oamit su Gnoe! Oils
nlmli6 oas Publitum nod balbitiin.
oigem 9Sarten unrubig wuroe uno Die
6ortiebun9 oes Stildss ioroerte, er9ab
es ib, oaB Die rSerliner" binter ben
6oulinen Die y&duber" p%eitergeipielt
batten. Sic iparen nit Der &aiie aut
uno oapOngelGufen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-02

8eiebe baben mir ~bierSulanoe i'm
ueberfllB, aber spiiden 8eieb uno
&eht 1T Elm Dimmelipeiter unterl6leo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
ClOWER-yASES


The prctilc.t vase for flowers ID not
one 81 china, silver or lava, however
elaborate aud beautiful In itself. Such
vases are intended for ornament, and
are sufficiently decorative In themsel,e.
without IA. addition Of flowers.
4 clear glass vase ID the oaly sor,
which gives the whole beauty of the
bouquet. Through Il. Transparent sides
the pretty interlacing supports on which
the fiowerhead. depend are plainly seen
Joined To their respective blossoms, and
the eye l. satisfied, treasured, In looking
upon the combination. II you have
no, plenty of gl,ss vases, small table or
vine glasses are Ia be had for few
cents, snd II they require q weight, a
handful 81 pebbles from the garden may
be dropped In the bottom aud will add
20 the general effect. Another sdyan-
tage ~ the plain glass Il that YOU may
he able % tell az a glance whether fresh
water l. required for the bouquet, and
the glass must be kept clear In order Ia
be presentable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
A ROYAL kNIJIeR.

Queen Victoria 10 an expert and indie
fstigable khitter. During the last
Egyptian campaign she aud the ladies
of the household employed themselves
Ia knitting quilts, which at the end Of
the war, we're sent TO Netley hospital for
the use of the wounded. One OF these
made entirely by her majesty, aud bear
Ing an elaborate ~. H." la the centre,
MAS the co,erlet par excellence Of the in-
situation, aud In universal demand for a
time. In assessing the claims of the
candidates Tor the honor of sleeping un-
der H., the medical staff naturally gave
the prevalence TO the most severely
wounded, aud ~ the most severely
wounded MAS the Que most likely 10 die,
very sooo, alas! an evil omen attached
itself to the disiinction, the climax Of
which MAS reached one night, when =
soldier, feeling something touching hls
bedclothes, woke up With the p~rsplrs-
tlou pouring down his face aud cried
out, ''Oh, cir, do anything you like with
me, but don't give me the qullt!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
STATE 90 MAINE.

oNTnRD. - - Count ~ Insolvney. TtiHi
W~lnc.slay ~ be-. 4. ~. led IN IN ulI
t.r q DtNrER \. CUMMINGS. To-.
teut pshtnf.
ITts hereby orisrcl. That notios D. a,sH 81
i an I-rsohs Interested in The -sttlsmsut uf n
fnal ssrount ~ tllery q fart. Assirusf n
III abofe namei lhsolNent Deitnf, ~ taus.rE q
cuyy ~ this orisr o. ~ puhiishesi thrfs srfks
.urs.ssivsly In tl,s fort i,cmasrat a usssTaIF
printed a Paris In sail tounty. that the nay
apI-ar ai a Count of insolycnsy b. ~ hsti .; ~
Prsiiate Count Rom on the Sci Nsstnestaf ~
Jan nsst, a nine o'slock In ths fafrn.-n, AM
10 beari theresa, anil olilest N they 80 rau-s.
StOIGE \. WILSON Iulst
Of Insolvency Court. ONf0ri tyunly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
A..,h.r Ml.....l. pl.-...d.

Recently n yonng son % Charles Dc
vine. who resides an farm - miles
southwest of the village u Oregon,
Dane county. Wis, found a brilliant
little stone In q pebbly clay hank and
carried u home NJ q curiosity. The
father Submitted u Ia William III,
Hobl-. professor 10 miDcralogy and
mstallurgy In the University ~ Wis
consin. and he said that 10 wa. grnu
Inc diamond. 70 measures ihrc--eighth'
of mn inch In diameter. weighs foul
carat.. aud IL . rhoinbic do'iecaheirun,
with its ~ faces slightly rounded. on'
u the signs ~ q good stone. IL wa. Ia
Oh. glacial drift and cam. IL cour-s
from the north. where gcologist- hay'
long insisted conditions eIist favorable
ca diamond discoveries. Thi. specimen
IL % god color AMI IL worth p.rhaI.
goo.
This find recall. the big diamond
found at wauko-ha In 1854. which sold
for ti. 900. AMI about which extensive
litigation secured. Both finds ara IA
On. same drift. The Oregon diamond
tsi IL among the Sugar riy,r Issrl h.h
sries u southern Dan. ooun,y.--Mil
waukc. Sentinel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

LADIES' ATTENTION !: '.',', rrs I
CHASING asf>Cl fsr Any afiisls fof apparet.
si"fpmsnt ~ hoass furui.hins Ouf fariliiie.
afv uBsgua1sd ani sutifv satl.fartion Euaran
tse-i. Uuf baYfr. arv esmpossi ~ sNpsrts pre-
tiuu.ly ~ith l.AfiinE basins.. house. ttrtulafs
eat sample. ssnt sa spplt~aiion D. ths New
NnFk rufths.ipg Agynsy, Ra-pn =, nvmeftic
Haihiihs. ~ BrUa,isay. Nss lsfk oiy.
NJ. stryAsr. Mr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
n. a,a.-A shsst Tall.

Won Dey aye rsbbst siAid two long Inn
the. farmers young orchard Of pairs lie
herd thee approaching barqus OF dog
aud woo-i fame have e-csp~l lie ran and
doablssl. and maid every effort, butt Inns
van. 4 buoy APPEARED upon thee ssine.
The buoy bal aye gun. Their Vas slight
paws bay thee rsbbe,, and then aye grsts'
Effort. Ar. me- she side Eye can Knot
r,aeh won % thee deer old iiolmesl by,
shall never - them Moore. That crvwel
f.lloe will shuts me Eye - IL Inn his =
She DID knot MIS- steak; he ras~i thee
wcaIon, took site. and h,d. The aim VA
two true. batt fortunately for Bunny. mist
. vital part. and struck. instead, the pco'
little tale. carrying aye peace ~ " awrigh
stnhg bay thee psne, Bunny maid stil
CRATER sped. aud awl Was well enceptins
thee poor little tale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
eusv e,NosRwoRk.


DAISY APRoN.-Thls IL made from
dotted muslin or swlss, With large,
round dots. Make q four-lnch hem Tor
the bottom, aud above this work three
or i've rows 81 daisies In yellow wash
silk, using the spots for the centre oi
the flower. To embroIder the dover.
commence at the dot aud bring the
thread straight out as far ~ u 10 desired
Ia make the sise Of the petal. This ~iii
depend on the sire of dot. II u 10 an
Inch In diameter, the petals should he
an inch long In the centre. should the
spots b. very close together, work only
every other one In each row, working
the second row so that the dsisles Will
come In between those already made,
rather than directly above them. for
the top Of the apron turn down . two
ioch heading, and run two rows oi
stitching half an Inch apart, TO make
easing through which Ia draw ribbon
the same shade a. the daisies, for ties.
PRETTY woRk.nAskgr.--Thls has =
foundation of three bamboo canes, az
sections cut from fi.hlng' rod, fastened
.o that the centrrs cross. The triangu'
lar space between each two of the canes,
aho,. the center. IL filled With u plece
81 psst.bosrd, cut to fit snd covered on
both side. With SILK, o,rrhsnded at the
edges. These pieces should be- slightly
rounded NJ the top, and the three helm.
covered, should be oyerhandsd together
The basket thus formed !. fastened "a
the canes. the ends ot which project
about an inch above. u desired, n pun
% .llk may be added Ia the inside, Z" he
drawn NJ In the centre when the basket
!. not In use, tn keep out the dust.
wui.N.RRooN IloLprR.-Msie III
two doIen ope-inch ring., covered ny
crccheting over them With ELK Tired
For the back, tske q piece 10 pastsbcard,
q little broader ~ the top than the bot
tom, aud cover With satin the same
shade AZ the silk on the rings. Then
sew the rings together. six In the hr.i
three rows, four In the next aud two IN
the last row. Small brass bells may b.
attached Ia the lower rings, and the
holder b. suspended nv bras. chain. az
ribbon the same shade IL the covering Of
rings.
Cougr.rLAsrrn CAsr An article oi
this kind I. a suitable prr-ent for a
gentleman, or for any one much away
from home. Paint the full face 81 q
lily. ro.e or other large 1ower on apiece
10 cardboard. On another plcc. pain,
the hack ~ the same flower. Cut them
cut. color or gid the edg.s and glue the
lra,c. aud stem. together. Then cut
plec.. % court.plssier and Zip In he
tween the blossom; thst Ia, the front
aud back % flower.
DAi>I, sACurr.--1hls may b. made
by painting sny suitable hower on
chsmoi.-.kin, AZ for the ccur-plsstcr
ca,e, sud .,ufiing IL very lightly Will
p.rfumei cotton, after o,erhsnding the
-ig-. 10 the two p'eces to.r,hsr With
ine .ilk. aud then coloring tb. stitches
= iih the n-ccs.sry paint.. \ PRETTY
how 81 narrow ribbons, In hsrmonlsing
az contrasting color. tied With full loop.
and long ends, Will bc . pretty addition.
10 desired, the date or the .iSer's or
recipient. initial may be put on one
cnd % the ribton In gold paint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
cAlIINo MN DOWN.

lie was Q professional gambler. lie
had two dice boxes and and two clay
marbles. lie called the boys around
him and provided 10 manipulate hls
marbles sud boxes on the bar, relates .
Montana exchange.
Now, gentlemen, saId he, I'm no
worker of miracles; ! cant beai the slck
nor raise the dead, but III put this
marble under this cup and bet you
ia nty it's under the other cup. Come,
who'll open the balls speak lively.
silence followed. Then . nsshlly
drrss~d confederate Of the gambler el-
bowed his way to the front.
I'll bet shes there, be sah and laid
down hls money.
And there .be IL, exclaimcd the gam
bier. Here you are, forty In the long
green. once In q while I'm caught just
Ia that Nay. Come, hurr,h, boys, who's
nexts Heres the marble; You can see
Il go under the cup. Now, I'll bet you
either way.
THREE rough hands were rslsed With
three tweniic., when . husky voice
shouted nj the edge of the crowd:
Hold In your broncos, boys, I'm the
first man Ia let. 4 burly individual IN
a blue shirt and broad brimmed lat
pushed hi. way Ca the bar. Now, per
lesser. I'm ready fur We. LIN M yer
boz. There. the ball, dead tn right
see u, fcll.rst
The boy. answered afiirmati,ely.
Heres n twenty, perfcsser, vent on
the husky voiced man, and ] bft The
balls under that cup. Cause Why
Cause I am rstIonsl man, aud ~e'rr
all rational mcn--we believe What Ne
.e.. We .een IN. ball under that cup
and L.. got Ia he there, aud Tm betting
II 4. there. ifh aint there they's been
y hocu.pocus, spd thst Kind a ~ofk
don't 60 dosn With this hyer commun-
liy.
The hu.ky.yolcri msn produced sis
.L.otsr about "a long q. = Win,he ter
In INV opinion I'm betiing on q dead
sure thing. l.ift the cup, pcrf'sser.
The .ix .boot,r ~ss cooked With sn
omluous click, sud the husky ,oicei
man locked the peT!...er -qaafcly 10
Il,c eye.
Tie gambler smiled In q slckly way,
coug,,.,i, he.ltstcd aud would have .at
something had not q pair 81 deternln"d
.ir.l gray eve. given him fair warning.
IIr rsi.ed the hon the hall WAS 'her-.
Though, .o, aid the husky ,oicci
man ss he p'.ckc'c'' the money. " YOU
want 10 take sny more hts, perf...'r,
I reckon ID. hoy.'ll accommodate ye.
hut he didn't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

What ar, We a. do With the sweet
face. 20 our friend.r Fashion has been
80 very caprlcious the last few yesrs.
The elegant albums are rrlegaied IN the
TOP shelf now. or hill away In trunk,
md every device Imaginable IL thoughi
~ for something NOR. artistic.
Onc made In the shape 81 an open ian
I. very pretty. Tee crcam-whl'e water
color paper. or pale pink, With psref
flower. crowded closely around the sdg,
Ia simulate. feather. or q ruche. Either
ros.., chrysan,hemums or .nowballs
will make IN. be-, showing.
The different opening. are made III
Different shape. aud edged With heavy,
Irregular borders In gold paint. \ few
flower. IN very delicate colors can be
add.,i, or they can also be- In the gold
paint. The sticks can bc made OF eel
iulold aud tied With = ribbon at the
base.
II is,sry PRETTY filled With picture.
~ q person taken NJ different time. Ia
life. or With the mem,sr- of one family
when u I. finished. tack u Ia the wsiI
under . large picture, OF on small .ids
wall by itself. when II !. sollci or pas,
Il. day you will no, feel badly to de.
stroy IL.
The picture. can he attached to the
back by strips IL court-pls.t.r, and In
TIL. WAY can b. easily removed When
YOU wish to make changes.
II will answer a. dsinty gift Ia a
friend at any time-~ith only one plct.
ar, Ia IL. You could use Il az an Easter
gift or a. a valentine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
STATE 90 MAINE.

ONfORD. ss.-Coar = lnsolf.nfl Ih,fl
We.l0e.i.V ~ ilss A u. l.a. In IT, matter
of ELISHA " tNERi. lnsplFent listfof.
III. hsrvhy orienri. That noiloe - nfen "
ali usr-ou. Interested In The ssttismsht ~ W
NAL secouut - y stone, assignee ~ VI
Of thi. orisr D. - puhlishs-t thr-e Sesks suocs-
si,.lV An the ONfori DemDrrat, hewspalsf
pftnt..i An Pari., tn salt t0unty, that tisy may
spt~ar Al q Couft - lnsolfensy v ~ hshi AZ w.
H.. ns,t "A alns o'elsk In The foFeno0n, ahi
- hs.rI thsFsan ant ol5sst N tlssy ~ eaass.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Juise
Of Insolvency Court. Okfori tOantys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
~ HAa-Ald.llsA


l. Why 10 ala empty Par-s ssprc-sive u
constAncy'
2 What old numbsr when t-hss.i-i ~il
b~uome sNen'
a WIZ /. III. letter II Indispensable Il
iriendship'
Z. n al the letters % the ALPHABET ~sr'
ca . mountain. what letter would leave
trst'
5 Why Il therv some rcason 10 doubt th'
.,isi.nc, % the Giant. Caa-essy'
q What enlisL,su. the World. though
dsfk ttssN
:. What Vegetables are dangerous In ,
ship aud hsTml-~- GA shor,'
: What j. the worth ~ wOman'
v When du-r. . nAn shave With q silvei
rslor'
10 What IL that which nobody ~ishs-
Cor. bat II be ha. IL he wants "a gain u. AMI
10 he gains IL he has u 40 tnore'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
.s.... Va. !. N. rs,,.~

"heoee ! We 70 tse besPs
Oh. zee. went IN zen u ell,
Tbs hull oossasn~d ervaibon;
TAs siu6 thsy hung frum round u
world
An sv'ry fossa naiboa.
Itrollsy~d down The Midway strpsI
srsa sv'rythlng was thew,
And tn admit feel quite prod
sssce vas 90 The fais.
Ine,ss made M sost % tpnes
Of study 90 iook iArnia:
never thought knewd u all
Ths Why's os the coasarnin.
hut doat mind ef isllin yoa
Nv. gut. du deeiArs,
A lItsral eiieaiioa
s<acs vas to the fais.
Thsys many FOLKS u siyliahss
An nor. s,ask up than ne;
Th<ys many that hen hold their hesds
strsight - . poplar trre.
but hen tell - ooandsnt
An strictly on the SQUARE
They none On sm snot m~
Fence vas On the fair.
Nv. told the FOLKS s-noe ] got hack
The thoasAnd things I've zen;
Described the sights that raiiy VS.
An -oms thst ostsr tsen.
I've lied . heap, ! will admit
but hut that doat cara
tAinr afraid 10 stretch the truth
senos va. 10 the fair.
An nov .po-s III sestis down.
sams - I've sllus done.
An try an make the money tseh
I've s,snt In ha,in fun.
but never mind how hard ] work.
Or hos much strain or care.
I've got . heap 10 think Ahoat
ssno. ~ss To the fair.
Ro~.rrsh ItAvsosn