Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
MIS- c Ell. A N Y.
Fra Al The Year Rsssd.
APUBLIC RECEPTION.

LOs ttku uhuue Nutcn sW y" WV "ee''
Of attaching TO my familiar letters, formal
document; cheques. and receipts, is Badgers
Spring Badger. Bot have no, signed
Spring Badger for months. having cen what
is grsndly called martyr to rh"cms'i'm.
Friend. tell the that this vulgar affection 10
completely gcn. out. and tha, sboald take
comIcr, In the morc exquisite but senieel'r
suffering Of what 10 called neuralgia. l
wish /, were gone out--of my wre,ched
booes. Neuralgia or rh~umatism. IL 10 all
one to me- know that I have lain ior
week. s,if and rigid {. the o..ihed man |;
tha, an undue weight Of rcd clothing seemed
70 fry and grill my 1s.h. ths, ! co.h only
turn by slow and painful process moving
cautiously at about . hairs breadth pr
minute; sud that q hasty movement oi Tor
se,fuln.s.. resulted in . yell Of such pro
trsc,ed agony as 10 bring sll the members
81 the household rushing TO my bedside.
Ny e'de., son. . fighting ludIan warrior
newly reformed from tho wars. being brousht
in. bad to he cautioned ssiins, too dial .
greeting hi. hearty military warmth would
have undoae me utterly. Ny s'cOnd 'o".
who serve. his sovereign no, lee bonorsbly
in Harmless, domestic wariAre-i alluds TO
the miiiia--comes rushing from his tented
6elis; I an compelled ',ernly TO refuse his
proderel hand. Both insist nois,ly on tax.
ing me norihwsrd. TO the country. Alas.
take down porth~ards to the country. un'
lee. Tor exhibition purposes. an o.sif-d man
and living skeleton
The only thing tha, helped TO soosbe the
latter stage. Of hi. wre,ehed probation was
.be orportuno occurrence Of uO.s inter
e.iips murder. I say II advisedly. q mOss
interesting murder. Ba, for the well known
Burton On Trent murder case shoald have
given way. I, stimulated ms. bad oil
the detail. rad TO me. How Mr. William
Rodi. OF Burton on.Trcnt. and manager oi
one Of tho opulcn, brv~ioe EnH.. by steady
attention 10 business. became = paragon
among the brewers. How. rein: every day
In estimation, hs at last had the happiness
Of intermsrrying with the opuleni brewing
frm'. daughter How they lived happily
tase,her How Il came to te remarked With
,urprs. that Mr. william Rudd ~a' falling
,nto expensive tas'c--serpios rscc-ho"se'
iour.in. hands. opcra baI-.. h'srie' o'hsr
.Iss ,Ieu.lble luIur,,s How oi sudden
he heram. very pressing With Nj. William
Radd 20 sdcctusi. heavy policy on her
life: a mere iurma!ily. +. he put ~. How
Mrs. William Rudd was taken I'll N . my'
tsriou. way shortly after. with 'Ps'm' aud
sieknees which the beet medical advice could
not account Tor; especially ~ after each
wei, Of the bc.t medical ad,Iee Mrs. vii.
liam Rudd seemed to grow wore. How
Mrs. william Rudd died eventually. and
how the heavy policy va. paid, With relao-
,anes eer,ainly. How the oPalso' brewing
hrm had dark suspicious, suspicious
strengthened into certainty when = gentle
man. who was in the habit VI drinking with
Mr William Rudd IN familiar intercourse.
died suddenly Rudd having ais'. asa mat
ter Oi pure form. eG.ctcd policy On h"
hie. How the late Mrs. William Rudd Was
taken up, and portions ol Ms. William
Rudd .en, up to London to DR. Alkaly. y.
Il. s.. for Analysis. How Sir. William
Rudd was eventually placed upon he trial.
The.e things. I say. are familiar 70 the world.
Who for many weeks dsvoarcd all details
gr~d,ly.
Iw. deep In the exciting trial. had
followed the convincing hut onint-rss.ing
address OF ,he state persscut 2. and found
the wretched man at the bar Guilty anani'
mou.ly. I had heard the bubbl'ng sntba'
.,a.t,c hsrrangue Of the serg ant on the 9th
er side. and With my hand on my heart pro.
nounced my o~n verdict OF Not Guilty. l
listened (irom my bed) to Or. Alkaly. y.
II. s lot Londop), who. in curious series
Of sIp-r,nenu. had administered . mil.
lion,h part Of q grain to dog and caused
in.,an, death and u Dee,or Lithmas. y.
r. 5 (oi Edinburgh } who had given dou'
ble that quantity to another dog OF Scottish
extraction. without impairin: the ordinary
relish OF the animal for his usual meals.
To the Sunday papers. for the gorgeous rich.
ne.s Of details and Pre- Raphaeli,e del'cacy
Of touches. I ows debt. under the Burton.
on-Tren, business; and. on q Monday morn.
ing. when my Indian warrio. and bis broth'
er arrived TO take ne TO tho country, found
could actually crawl. walking beautifully.
with only suppressed ea'Ps and 'pasms.
Bot the learned judge ~as charging. AZ
two O'Clock nv domestic warrior enters with
news that the jury bad retired At I've
o'clock. my Indian warrior returns with
word that Mr. william Rudd had been
found guilty. iba, the Scotch dog had been
justly discr-dited, and DR.. Altaly's t'rr'er
slorioasiy ,ipdicAied. .he express leaves
ut hall Jas, sish,-,hs cab waits At the
door. Thi. time was no, moro than hal!
an hour reaching II. We dro's - 10 Gus.
tomary st fanerai., and yet those poor tones
OF the o--,fed man. how they cracked and
pierced me. as though s'ms one Was s'riv.
ing savassiy TO snap them aero-s his knee
Every stone that paves the court OF Ea.'on.
sou-re station Vas 40 . stab. We we're IN
time. with fifteen minute. to spare.
4, Was . painiol business the eI'rica'ion
Of the ossI6ed man and living skeleton, but
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