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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-04-06
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-04-06

S1s 6ernanner SOlfsblaft"
lint iestn Sam,fas uaS trit.t iabs
tn4S tS SraGrs in baltjahrli4sr Soraas
ElSr,tiS.u ron 10 5sifsn rrer weniser
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
H. KErru

CoSrENPoRsNEOU- BIoGR,F1fY. Par
ton. in an unpublished letter. gives the fol-.
losing account Of the Leginning of hi. ca
reer a. a writer OF biography: " From
early ia life have wondered why such men
a. Dickens and Thackery should choose 20
eSpend themselves upon ction when tbev
could End true stories 90 tell - much more
interesting; and I often used 90 say. some
day a man will come aiong Who viii create
4 new branch Of the fne arts-bio-raphv.
Bot It never crossed my mind that should
attempt any thing Of the Kind. for knew
that 70 make a real biography would require
an amount and minutencss of investig a;ion
which could never be repaid in money. nor
done without money. Onc day. whil.
was employed ia the Home Journal. dta-
ei AZ a restaurant with the Mason Broihers.
Publishers, and the convention ieil upon
boo.s- happened % say; - What an
interesting story eoaid be made out % IIor-
acc Greeley. ii a person oould only get Al
the facts" One OF them said. WHY
doni YOU 10 IT, replied that it would
require an extensive journey and year Of
labor. and could not Afford H. A fcw
days after they offered 70 aISance the unoi-
ey REQUISITE, and - the book vas cone
In New Hampshire and Vermont. I went
from house TO house. making Inquiries .
The book sold thirty thousand copies.
and yielded me $1,000 above the cost of
PrOdaoiion- Upon that most Insufficient
capital bad the ;enerity to set uP IN basil
ness a. a book maker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
THone Journal

TuE JoUaSEY 90 LrFE. Ten thousand
human beings set forth together on their
journey. Amer ten years. one third. a.
least have disappeared. AZ tbe middle
point ol ale common measure of life. but
haif are stin upon fhe road. FASTER ani
faster. a. ihe ranks grov thinner. they that
remsin 900 nov become scary. and De- down
aul rise no more 80 three score and ten
baud oi some four hundred yea struggle
on. s. nineiy these have been redUced 90
handiui of thirty ircubling pairisrcl,s.
Year after year they an iu diminishing
rumoers One hugeIs. perhaps. a lonely
marvel tilihc century o. over We look
AGAIN. and ihe work Of death y fni.bsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

\ PLrtsANr REUNION. A few month,
afier the brcaking on; ofthe var In 81. =
party % four ladies' and four gentlemen
were dining together a. Delmonico's. Dur
ing the dinner. in taking over the national
affair. the gentlemen. ore and an. solcrnn-
" agreed 20 volunteer and serve during TIE
var The ladies were very enihusiastic.
AMI promised % DO al in their power n
help the good cause. They then signed
document. agreeing. Il they lived through
the struggle. 20 meet At the house Of one Of
the ladies' on certain day hour AMI year.
and there relate their several eeperiences.
The day named Tor the reunion wa.thr ifth
Of June. 1861. Nhcn they al assembled TO-
gcther once more. Two % the rentlsmcn
had been promoted on the Geld for bravery A.
one VS. Colonel. AMI t'.c other a Major.
The remaining t-o bad both been wound
"a. ono having lost q leg snd the other an
arm A. for the hdies. one Wa married
% the gallant soldier Who lot bis lcr De
havisg tal.ca ia love With ber ~ii,e .ic vas
nursing The wounded in The hospital an
other was engaged 20 the Coionei. and tbo
third to the gentleman Who lost his arm.
The fourth Young lady and ihe Major a.
sured the rest that they had arranged 90
1--we SINGLE tbe rest of their lives. The even
ing vas delightfully."- passed in listening 20
the many thrilling and a fcE amusing al
ventures each had gone throurh.
Home Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

4 CRY SrAriOS. A friend relates the
fol'owiug incident. which iranspircd Al
recent session in New York NJ. +. Confer
enoc. at which be vas present in the city Of
New York. One Of the ministry. Who had
been stationed at COxsAckie, jssi before
leaving home 10 attend conference. had TAX
en- 4 violent cold. and When be reached the
city was 80 dangerously IN from pneunonia.
that he wasobliged 20 take 70 his bed On
the last day Of the conference. just A. the
Bishop hal risen TO announce the annual
appointments. the lat vas comman icated
that the clergyman alluded 10 was dying.
This created oi course feeling ofdeep sad
dess. The Bishop delay csl the prolsu,sA-
ton Of The assignment. and all joined in
prayer for the departing brother. A. the
searion Of prayer ended. the friend Al whose
bouse the clergyman had stopped. cane in
and stated that b. vas dad "As he vas
dying" saii this friend. - be bade me take
this message 20 the Conference. ' Tell
them said be. With his finger pointing to
Heaven. " thar my ambition i satisfied; I
an aPpoiafof 70 a CITY Station"
TExchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
VOLUME 81. NO. 36.

AZ Our-TRsvrLxD TnsvrrER. They
have out At Atlanta boseI keeper named
Thompson. Who is considered rather sh.rt
Al joke. but he sometimes meets IA. match.
a. the following story goes TO prove:
Traveller called very late for his break
fast and The meal was hsrriedly prepared.
Thompson feeling that the food vas not
quite up to the mark. made all sort Of apol-
ogies around the eater. Who worked away
IN silence. never raising bis head beyond
the athrmsiive Influence Of his fork. or by
any act even acknowledged the presence %
nine host This sniky demeanor rather
vexed the landlord. who. changing the
range of bis battery. s,nek his thumbs IN has
srm-holes and said: Now. mister. con-
found me If hainf made all the apologies
necessary. and more too. considering the
breakfast and Who gets IL and tell you I
have seen diriier. worse looking. and a dew
Il Of sight smaller breakfass than this is
several times"
The weary. hungry one Laid down his
tool. swallowed the bite in iransitu. and
modestly looking % at the tuning landlord
exelAiued. e Is What you say frueY- - Ye..
sir " g. Wei. then. III be blamed Il you
hAint out-trsveled me - said be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

ANcIENr RELIcs. The Kennebec Jour.
nal SAYS that curious historical relic vas
discovered on Tsesiay % Spraguc Mil.
In saving a maple leg from a very old
tree the workmen observed thar the saw
cot through a pine plug. which was care
fully drawn out. and Nth IL a snail piece
Of paper bearirg the marks Ofage. having
on h this writing:
ls1J. j. = Dunkmk. with Arnold. -
The writing appears 10 lie in pencil. The
paper = of the usual make of the last cen
tury. and j. undoubtedly genuine. In the
lapse q time since it vas deposited the
tree had crown - as 90 cover the spot
completely.
The Brunswick Telegraph saws TIA, 4
metal button was recently ploughed up IN
that town bearing TIE inscription. - Nas-
sachfsc'fs ArfiRoy.- IN circle round the
ran. There - very excellent represen-
iation of a gEn 9Th is manner and spongcr
attached. and % tbe rear Of The piece.
stands 'be British Gag. Upon tbe reverse
Of the button. Is the inscript ion-'s Gilt.
London" The Telegraph says there j. q
tradition that a company of Massachusetts,
militia visited thar rrgion about two hum
dred years ago. 90 hght The Indians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

SLIGHTLY MfsrtxE~. Anewspaper cor
rrspondeni mentions an amusing anecdote
Of Lord Glasgow, which. it - sad. b. tells
vuh great gust0. Some short time ago he
had OCCASION % travel from London % Gla-
gov. and. on taking bis Ticket AZ the book.
ing ofhcc Of the railway station rendered
a El0 note IN payment BEFORE giving
change. tlle elcFk. IN sccorjlance With the
usual custom. rcquesied bin to endorse the
note 9Th BIS came, and on his lordship
complying witb che mandate. and return
ing the note % the ofbcisi. the latter. sfcr
q contemptuous glance ~ tie signature
D." Giasgou. tossed ii back 10 the orner.
eSclaiming Indignantly vifh tbe ar ofa
man shose time vas too rrcciou. % BE- triGed
sith. o. Pot your aaue O. ii. and rot the
name Of The place 700 ~snf 10 70 20. vou
ola iooli- The dea0ncsesf. a. The penny
novels have fi. r. better imsgined than b.
scribcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
s. NO. 26 PARIS, MAINE, FRIDAY JULY 10. 1867.

one ganaesfer. and 'be place emp,iei ike a
wink.
The police picked Up Mr.. Keith oonsid-
crably bruised and eaniel him home.
His company had taken ;heir departure.
and somebody. not having the fear of the
las upon them. bad entered and stolen a
hundred dollar worth OF property.
Mr.. Keith sent the foilosin, note 10 his
wits by the evening nail
DE,R MsRT Come home. 7 give
uP beat a woman does have a great dca I
TO do. eonfess myself incompetent 20
manage Come and yos shall have a new
siik dress aud a dAughter Of Erin to divid e
yorr hbo-s.
Yours disconsolately.
II. KERN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

Not ftr from Susq1eianna county. Penn
.l irania. a clergy nan. celebrated for his
talent at making bignders. aiter having
pronounced happy couple man and viic.
conoiuded fho ceremony BY " wishing them
q hsppy and pleasant iosrney through life.
ard h'pcd that iLcy would BE blcs-ed IN
tbeir marriage relation a. ~ere Ahrshsm
ard Sarah in days % oid Before TIE
company dihusci themselves 10 tbeir rcs-
Pcctive places Of sbode. youtb q Scrip
t0ral pui suits informed fhcm fhst +" Sarah
vas one hondred ycars old before she bare
Isaaci' That -as soi The elerrynsn sc-
kno-ledgcd TIE corn. and-''tbcs tbe band
played
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

GErTNG o. rnE STEAM. In a certain
Sabbsib school ihs SuPerinisndeni made
p0veriul appeal 20 the scholars 70 b. so-
tive and useful. and among other things he
told them tbes should be sn locomotives
eaoh taxing along his train 10 Heaven. The
neSt >abhaib. iust a. the school opened.
in came one Of the most zealous boys -itb
thirteen nev scholars behind bia. -cut up
the aisle uttering q noise-cboo. cboo--irs-
Iiaiive q ths engines. 10 ibe amazcuvnt Of
the superintendent snd scholars.
What does ms meanY- asked tie a.
tonished superintendent.
Wby.- o,d The boz. " yoa said we
must al b. locomotives. and here am With
fhiricfn cars behind NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

\ co1rtrJ apothecary vas observed by q
freud % b. in the habit Of draininr al ned
seine wall returned 10 him BY patients in-
to one large bottle uhich rocd upou hrs
counter. Woudcring shat c1uid BE- b.
object in actumulaiinrthis strange mixfurc.
the t'end onc day interrorsted him on the
point. ' sureiy. he Sad. '' yoa esn have
no use lor a mass Ike that " My dear
fellow. . replied tho spofbccay. hat -
ihc most scienfifc medicine I've got IN ny
shop. simple medicines sre very vel for
simple complaints; but hats the stsh ior
patient uiih . oomploatio1 Of disorders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

Early kEsFoSsIHufTY. Nov. early
responsibility i Ainos; equivalent 10 early
sobriety. ia stick Of timber standing up
right wavers. lay beam on IL. and put a
weight on thar. ard see bow stiff the stick
becomes. And it yoong men waver and
vaciilate. Pot responsibility on then. and
bov i' siraightens them Up, What power
u gives them, How i holds at that j. bad
IN them IN restaint' Ho~ quickly ]; de-
vcicps and puts foruard Ell that . good IN
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19
Exchange.

CoTTEE AID WINE Ata recent meeting
Of the Academy Of Sciences in New York.
a paper was read detailing the results ofex-
Perimenis made 10 ascertain the psycologie-
al effects OF different kinds Of food When
taken into il-s human system. Coffee and
vine we're stated to be types Of two -reat
classes Of fool which. acting through the
body. have a determinaie infioenoe upon
the states Of the inner msn. the former az
iccting the intellect and the nerves Of mo
ton. and the latter the sensibiiity and the
nerves Of sensafion. Strong coffee swal.
loved sio-ly Tor period Of several dars,
after fasi of forty hours. quickened the
mental powers but deadcned the synpa-
ihics- Wine. on the other hand. taken IN
The same manner. awakened the emotional
nature and intensified the feelings. whether
benevolent or malevoleni. bu; rendered ibe
mind sluggish. The majority Of articles
used as food were REGARDED as occupying
middle place between these two classes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

Be ilst, since cqsity supports fhe human
race. Be good. A. bounty attaches every
heaft Bc indulcent. since fhou Invest
among beings wcak ike thyseM Be nod
cst. a. priis hurts tbe self love of every hs-
nsn beng. Pardon injuries. a. vengeance
ctcrnizes hafrcd. DO good 70 him fhit m
iures thee. that thou nsayest sbgv thyseif
greater than b.. ard also gao frisndship.
b moderate. tempcrats and chaste. sincs
voiuptaousncss, iniempsrance snd excess
destroy Try being and ~ ndsr thee contsnP-
tible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-19

1SoUfsIrTvE- All the inqaisitive child
ren are not eonfned TO IIarper's Drawer.
A little ihree-year-Old in this city. a few
mornings since. stood BY his mothers knee
looking At his baby brotber-a few months
old-in The face. At length he inquired.
- Mamma. did God make the babyS'' Yes.
dear was tie reply. Touching one of the
organs to Which he rvfcrred. with his hnger.
be continued. = Did God put on his little
ears.' Certainly.' sad the mother.
Wsiiing n minute. A. though IN q brown
study. or POndering some ~eigbty problem.
be again broke out. "Wen. I douf see
Why God Couldn't put some more hair on
his bead As well As put on his ears"
Portland Press.