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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03
RAcK LOT FOR SIZE.

ss;l lot cuts from II 90 % tons Of hay, aud con
tains a ban. and large wood lot. The hay alone,
will pay the interest OG - Co without cultivation
with n small lot In the village, viii take the plase
aud give the profits OF large and costly farm
The dcsirabiiity, cl.capncss and favorable con-
-.Ggrations regarding business, must assure
speedy sala % an this property, aud All appiica
ton, should be- sgaar 10 once, as ia. subscriber
{, anNion> 20 close up Li- bUa.up-- ili- SPRING ~
he l. faIias ia health ly too ,.o- aplit,siton 70
iu.incs> \ ret ami c.i ,as" uf ,ilm1r- BE- Thought
ad,:-ailc Nilh This 20 NrW, % .dt-un "'iy "e
.Nn,,,,,l fur fur;h,f gaTif'Ui5r- ai IT.
} = FAETinpuE,
IONfUrd Co. EuWiJlf -rDhr' Ne.
Nav %, lS.8
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03

To the Honorable Board Of Comfy Commissioners
FOR the Counties Of OXFORD and Cumberland
TI1HE inhabitants Of the town of Oxford IN the
4 County of oxford by George i. Whitney,
Agent of said town specially authorized for this
purpose, would respectfully represent that the
highway known as the Harrison road, cSmmenc-
ing ON the road pa ssing from Norway TO Welci
vile, and near the dwelling house Of Sebastian
Smith, thence running northerly across the 'rnni
Trunk Railway, ana over the Little An,li o-ru:gii
river 10 the Weber road so called all ~ ONfo.d.
in the County OF oxford, lthe same having brcE
located by joint adjudication OF the Commission
ers OF said Countes) Is not necessary for the pub
lie travel, and is not demanded by pablo con
yenience and necessity; mat the bridge on said
highway over the Little Androscoggin river has
been swept away and destroyed by frcshcts and
cannot be rebuilt, except at a very large expense
to said inhabitants, We therefore respectfully pray
your Honorable Board, after due preliminary pro-
ceedings to discontinue that part OF said "liau
son roadv which lies between said Norway and
Welchyillc road and the Weber road described
as aforesaid, as H. duty bound will ever pray
Dated at oxford, this nth day OF March, y. ID
1873
GEORGE p WHITNEY, Town Agent
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DIR. S. S. Blodge,. of Ogdensburgh,

DIR. S. S. Blodget. of Ogdensburgh.
y. Y, writing to the Dental C0SnlorS,
condemns the use of fine charcoal rs Il
tooth powder. lie asserts that it is as
sharp as diamond dust, and soon wears
off the enamel. lie The great
dentifrice that should be used at all times.
and under all circumstances. is soap.
It's alkaline properties serve to neutralize
the acids contained in the fluids of the
mouth, and its cleansing properties will
correct the breath and remove offensive
odor sooner than any other article | have
ever seen tried"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03

We have often seen persons pour out
tea who, not being at all aware that the
first cup is the weakest. and the tea
grows stronger as you proceed, have
bestowed the poorest cup upon the
greatest stranger, and given the strong
est to very young member of the lami.
ly who would have been better without
any. When several cups OF equal
strength are wanted. you should pour II
little into each. and then go back. inyert'
ing the Odor rs you I'LL them up, and
then the strength will be apportioned
properly. This is so well understood in
many families that an experienced pour.
er Of tea, waits till all the cups OF the
company are returned to her, before she
fills any a second time, that all may
share alike.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03
Brownacld. september
STATE nF MAINE.

OXFORD, - supreme Ju..cid lOUrt March
Term, 4. II. lsil.
EZRA DAVIS Vt al, Petitioner, Tor Partition ".
CHARLES Il. DAVIS.
And now t appearing 10 the cOur. that the said
Defendant l. not an inhabitant of this state, and
has no tenant, agent attorney therein, and that
he has no notice OF the tendency Of this petition
Il /, ordered by the Court hat the said petitioner,
notify the said defendant afthe penency col this pc.
titiOn bv causing attc-tei copy OF thi, petition
with thi- order OF Court thereon, To be- publishes
three weeks successfully Ia the oxford Democrat.
% paper printed In Paris in said County, the last
publication TO De- thirty days at least before the
next term Of said Court, To be holden nc Paris
ale. r-aid ON the third Tuesday OF september next,
10 th, rnd that the said defendant may then and
there a pear at said Court and -hcw cause. n any
he has why the prayer OF said petitioners -hould
not be grant III.
Ntt,-t. JANIS :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
4 true copy OF petite. tul pricr "f Court there
Attest. JAMES = WRIGHT Clerk.
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THE STORE

has been newly buii-good siyic-aEd ia good
rrpair The second story is designed = 'ene
mont Thu lot contains halt an acre ana lbin- the
flrtu aud has = barn thereon. u Viii he sold ~
connections With az without the farm with "r
witnout the took OF good goods now IN a.
An the above mentioned property l. arranged
conveniently iOi the trader, and has bccn oceu'
tle-l as such Tor several years by the subscriber
III r,.ill M. . In.irlLlr manning for
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2
WE the under, gICd would most resp ,,tiullt
w represent that the County roads a. now
Travelled from ,outh Hiram 10 point near 6 'a..
Davis house in Porter, aud num sand po.at %
kckar Fall blllZc u -dd town of POrlc., T.
crooked, and uuuld Boo. very much improved tt
changing the location of the same We thCreldts
pray your IIOnor- 90 view -air route amid n1ee
such changes OF location rs you may .ccm inst lii
proper aud "a ia duty bound Will ever prr.
SANUEk RlDLON, JR amt Ouiers.
krZlr Falls Npid 18th. 4. ID. l-l3
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-weekiy Line.

HN and after the 18th inst, the fine steamers
" DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, willuntil further
notice, run as follows:
Leave Galts Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, att +. NJ, and leave Pier IS
L. r, New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at p. NJ.
fhe Birso and FrancOnia arc fitted up wife llne
accommodations for passengers, making this the
mott convenient aud Comfortable louie fol travel
ers between New York AMI MainB.
Passage in state room IS. Cabin passage :
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded 20 and from Montreal, Quebec
Halifax, St John and all parts of Maine. ship
pers are requested to send their freight TO the
Steamers as early as J.. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply 10
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf, Portland
j. +. AMES, Pier IS +. r., New York.
July 0,'G9.
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TIE P0RTLAN9
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continuet To
Manufacture
Portland Kerosene OIL.


The prevalence OF large quantity OF inferior
and dangerous oils IN the market, at "A cheap price
many OF which are little better than Naptha itself
and the existence of false reports in regard "a
the PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL, render Il matter
of justice to ourselves we'll as safety 20 our
toners, that some notice should be taken Of these
facts. Therefore We again present an advertise
ment, and would call attention TO the high stand
srd OF our Oils THE REFINED PETRoLEU,i, w.
fire test of which il l22; THE PORTLAND KRIS
SEM, the IRE test Of whichis l25 degrees Fahren'
heiI, aud often reaches considerably higher ALSO.
we would say that we are determined 10 maintain
their long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
We quote from chap. 50 Il. s. 1871, the title Of
said capter being Inspection and sale Of Manu-.
featured Articles
SECT. 81. Every person and corporation engaged
in manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or burning
fluid, shall cause every cask other vessel therr
of 10 be so inspected and marked, by'a Sworn ~
spcctor. And If any person MANUFACTURER OE selE
such oil or burning fluid not so Inspected AMI
marked ia this State, or that has not been so In
spected and marked as unsafe for Illuminating pur,
poses, he shall pay fne not breeding Fre hundred
dollars or be imprisoned SIX months in the County
jail, upon indictment therefor.
Portland, Ne, April q, ISIS. my2O-6m
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ASH WANTED

ANDREWS & wALpRON will buy White Ash
Timber, for Shovel Handles, TO be delivered at the
Sled Factory.
s5-The highest price will be paid.
Paris, Maine, Jan. IA, 1873.
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FARM & STORE
FOR = ALE!
A Rare Chance! = At Bargain |!

! smSil Farm in BuNkoEp CEsfhn sui tQE,
containing even acres oi cNoellchl nl'fia!'. No
better land can be found In the AAdroscGsStn al
lev. The buildings arc nearly ncW-modem slyle
and M good rrllair. Water cNc-llcnt- supplied
with q never failing we'll n desired, these laim
building will be sold with small Lot Oh the
farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03

Extract ct Root, and Herbs which alno,, De
VariAhtv cure ihr ivilnHiD- complaints .-
Dyspepsia. Heat Burn, Liver Compliant. and
loss 81 appetite cured hy taAm~ few BOTTLES.
La--itudc, Low spirits. md sinking sensation
cured 40 once.
Erurtion., Pimpic-. Elniche-. and all impurities
OF the blood bursting tIt uush thc skin or oihcr-
wise. cured readily by il'lDNinE The directions On
the bottle
For kidney. Bladder sAd linury derln scments
IL has no equal; one bottle will convince the most
skeptical.
Worm expelled from the system without the
least difficulty f,W bottles ave sufficient Tor The
most obstinate ease.
Piles. sue bottle ha- cured TIE most difhcult
case when al other remedies failed
N,rvou. dnicultic- Neuralgia, Headache, &C.
ca-rd immediately
Ruruurti-m, >Ncii,,l Joint, ard al Scrolula
Anlietiou-. removed, rt srcatly ivlsefcd by this
invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis, ttarA, tuuN .o'-, a''i lis sterics
cured or much relieved
1lificu.t Iircathiuc l't. 100 tHr iftfe-, -!do and
Chez. aiup-t .iiNF..I.r -4'i n, i.4.H- lew
bottle u. Do. On ati i.I'.....
trual, pin-rifi-. -o .I-.I ...s r
can il.iIr,. Nird t,.siiit BOO '.. ,urHr ,Ht.tl
ciD, o.. QIIkr, Ritter.
Biiluu-. I;,utt.li Ial lutufl4 .Ii--t Irtcr-. ~
prev alcIt iu prtf- % ORR Iutr rti t-trlt
cradicatei Dos tlo dee ul the quake ItrI-.
The N.el .iud QifLrr Hiiicts i"s, ;hv article The,
,iind 100 urcd vt 900 the'r declining ir'r-. quick
ems the biIul agd ciuer- the u!au, IGi p'1c- ihr
pa~.1g, d"wH the plane Inclined
40 OIt eau rriuaiu ioux inWel .nHlyss afflicted
with tr lurumhlc ii,ea-C,I ailcr taking % lew bot
tie, OF the Quaker Bitter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS -
At West Paris. the SIKH day of May, A ID; 1873.
pointment MS Assignee OF james G Perry, OF
Paris in the County of oxford and State af Maine
within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon the petition of his creditors by the
District Court OF said District
ALFRED p. ANDREWS, assignee.
may20.3w
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, 81. - Board OF County Commissioner

GEORGE =. WHITNEY, Town Agent,
specially authorized Tor THE purpose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-06-03

OXFORD. ss:--At q Court 90 Probate held az
Pati- within and Tor the County Of oxford
on the third fu'-.t} ut Stay, \. ID. 1913.
TEORGE II. BROWN Executor uu the estate
" ct O.good Brown lake cd Bethel boo -..rs
County deceased, having pr, -cutcl h.. p,' air Ar.
count against the estate uf sEid deceased inT 81
lowlncc:
Ordered, That the said Executor gave notice
90 all persons Interested by causing copy of tit7
order 10 De- published hIre weeks sucre'syely in the
ONfDf Democrat praicd at Paris, that they may
appear gt a Probate Court To- BE- held at PaTis
in laid County N tlir third Tuesday Of Juuc next
t ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon and shcw cause % any
the, have why tbs same should not be- allowed
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
t.,,.. Att..fs II 4 ntgf. HgHl.ter
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OXFORD, sat a C,l.t ~. rf0bli, hrd a.
P4ii- within and for said Counit ui 0NiH.i
Co.,, ihc thlri Tuesday Of AIay, \. ID ii+
< l kn,N rt G-. minu. cIiid su ai-d aci'r "i NJ
liuD j. EuuN late uf Peru m col tuHl' HNr't
pi. -uird hi- lir-t anl 6nai account 81 -tI. iJ".
'ir ul said Napi- lJg allowance.
0,l .,i, ihatilr said Guardiai ;iT' lr.t..'
a. s.t psr-oE. Interested bl causing copy 90 iit
urdg io boz publ .lpd thre. Ccks succcs-t'ly uthv
ONt,ri Democrat printed no lafIs THAI thrl may
urtr-f 80 D. rrobaf. Coart TO D.. ibid az PALS
ip sal! q futl tI itc ihird Tao s,!Iy OF JuLe urNt
ID. t-, ,OtA ga th, iOrru0Ju aud -arN caG-' 20 JGt
t.ir.. h Sc Ah, The su,nr shoaid moi De- allowed.
III NALAEK, Judge.
t.tr ,op. -.tf,tt: II. &. Davis, Er.t-,,l
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\ ~. wALkER Judge.
\ true copy-attc-t; II. &. DAVIS, Er2'>irs.

on Co.,. tlir,l Tiie sd1y of MAY. =. ID. 49,,
~ the Petition of ANDREW j HALL COLLAR.
- dfu. pf Elmer J.. Harlow OF Bu-. .,..i .I.i a
Lesatcc under the VIII OF Joseph IDa,. ..i. %
Buekdell that BE- may hlr, license f' I'll -nd
convey ccrtau real r-tatr belonging o. hl- -ad
ward ind -ituat-.l 4u Go. town p- Iue.I-ll Iud
particularly dc-cribci iu lt. rft 'n ou hr il ,nc
PIubat,. Dni.r.
Oric.ci ru,t !.tc aid D.. iifi"u.r give NOTES t'
all rcr, ,n, interested b. cia. ai abstract ~ sad
petition with ih:s order thrpuu ~ D." pIb., 'Ett
three weeks ,ucrcs.Iysiy in tie ONi0,d NemCcr {
printed a. vari-. Iat tsy may appear 40 !'gob4is
Court % De- held 20 Paris boo aid tttuii pr ihe
hind Iue,day u .iupe neat ~ ten 0'e1es iu tho
forenoon and -hrW cause 10 au, ihty has, s. hy The
same should bot be- granted
4 IT, WALKER judge
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OXFORD. ss:-M Court Of Probate hr.d ai
Paris within and for the touuty ui 'AIuiH
on the third Tuesday OF May, \. u, is.3.
VOsEPH and ABIJAH &. HALL, uamed Ia
u rrutors IN q ccrlain instrument purpod.ug 90
be- the lt.t VIII and Testament Of Cyprim Han
lqlc of Paris In said County deceased having pre-.
,entc,l the same for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Executors give uoiier
to all peT-ons Interested by causing copy OF Ms
order to be published three weeks surc-sivciy Ia a."
oxford DcmOc rat printed AZ FITi-, that the may
appear at a Probate Court 10 De- held AZ Paris
In ,ail County on the third Tue'tty OF Juur u'bt
At ten o'clock IN the forenoon and shew cause % any
they have wins the came should not be proved ap-
proycd and allowed a. the last VIII aud Testament
" .aIl dr,cased. \. II. " NIX, Judge.
true copy-Attcst: II. G.. DAVIS. Register.
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OXFORD --' At . Count 90 Probate, held az
Par, NuDiu aud tor the County OF Oxiofl
on the third TUESDAY 0i May, A. ID. 1873,
- lNtE a. BROW y Executor on fh.f estate
IL ui O.-.oud Brown lrtc % Bethel 900 ant
County deceased. haNlu. rrc-cHtcd Ei- -ce'ad ait'
Hnai account 90 aimlIi. tiatiDh Of 900" estate 90!
-li,I ltctl>t.i i.f allowance:
Ordered ihtJ 'i,r -aid Executor give r"ti.s
10 all per-ou. Interested. ut -a.-ius rppt nl tf'
order 10 he pubiished three wcrks -uCgrrrNril iU u
oxford Democrat printed az Paris. trat tErS mIy
appear g. % Probate Court to hr hrid 40 firi'
IA laid Cuauty OH ihr Third Tuesday OF Juar urNt
at ten O'Clock in tlt forenoon aud shrN caus' 20 lhy
ttty nave. b. DO, the -auiI should not D." allowed
H. WALhEE. Judge.
.,,....,,,--,tt,.f. "A 4 DAVIS. Eugt.i~r
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sold ~ all Druggl.ts and DsaIsl. IN = ..ic no.
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OXFORD, s. AT Court OF Probat, held at
Paris within and Tor the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday Of May, \. u. iss3
TyDWARD L. GROVER Guardian Of Sarah \.
H FarWeh minor child and heir OF Gillnan {.
Farwell late OF Gead IN said County, having pr
scented his second account OF guardianship oi aad
ward foi allowance:
Ordered, THAT the said Guardian ivruoiice
a. all persons interested by causing copy 81 'hir
order 10 De published three weeks excessively nthr
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, thar tli'y may
appear ~ "a Probate Court 10 be held ~ Pam
M said County on the third Tuesday OF Junr nsNt
20 ten l'ciOck IA the forenoon and shuw eanre any
tnt, ave Q, q, tiit -aIue should not BE- lliDAoi.
An. WALkEE. Juus,.
,.....,.tp. stirst: N. 4. DAVIS. Dc -1-tct.
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STATE or MAINE.

rsu JAMES s.wGIGHrelrrs.
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TYLER kIppEE, AUctioncr.
AudDkef. AfgN ~. $50.
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YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.

ANSWERS.
LOO, Loye-loek.
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OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
OH the third Tuesday of May, 4 ID. 1873.
r EwIS BISBEE Guardian OF Lewis b. spauld.
/ ing minor child and heir ~ Frederic A.
Spaulding late OF sumner, IN said County. having
pruceued hi- huB account OF guardian -'iip0 -aid
wartl for all0waarr;
Ordered rhgtt,r uituHfdau tAr f"tic,
20 nii per. -, ,i,,'. .f,,i o. r-tt-t...r t'n-
nr,i.r iu l,rrthf ... ttt.. az col. 10 ffr
0Nfo!d H.. ta.-.,- ......t. 90 iatt-
uu ear atari. ..t, ,.,,,.f. /, trH,la Fri.
IN said Cuunty uu thr IbFd TIT. s'iI. -: Iulr urxt
nc ten o'clock ih the forenoon aud srw eaIsc % any
they have Willy tAe same should not be allowed.
4. IL. WALKER, Judge,
s -L-.---.LLL--L IL Q DANI.- En-I--l-
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OXFORD, sat- a court OF Ilphh' htli @t
Pnri- within aud for the County OF oxford
on ihr third Tuesday OF May, 4. ID. -"
nN the Petition 81 BElSEl Blsl11S Nh0~
OF EbcucXlr Brigg-. lat" OF summer DOL aid
County deceased. praying tor au allow au e. out "i
the personal estate OF her l,tc husband
Ordered That the said i.tiuiuutr give uO'icV
10 all persons interested by cuusiIg cops 81 his
order To De- publishedhree weeks succes' ely 10 the
oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that the) may
appear az Probate Court 10 Doe held at PARIS
To- sat,l County ON the iuird tuesday 81 june next
40 ten clock iu the forenoon and she" caLst IuA
tle, have My The same should not De- granted
4. u. WALKER judge.
t,,t,. ,..,,,,-affc-t. II 4. DAVIS. ltFgi.ftT.
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, tra, enpy-a,icst. nc DAVIS, E'si'i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28

"GENTIK SPRING. Fer feal sweet pretty
thing, done up in lavender and sprinkled with
Victoria Regia the following is the very prettiest
that has yet appeared:
Spring is certainly awake TO the business of the
yoar-fearful April has shaken winter from her
lap, and though the old man fingers, We are safe
IN congratulating ourselves that their frosty da-
lance Is over The sun creeps higher in the early
morning, lying on tho bed quilt with q warmer
color, and lighting stream Of golden atoms in its
path from window to wall. Outside the sky has
made itself new dress, with enough left over for
the blue birds, and on its breast are lying heecy
clrri, the whte-clothed children of the storm
clouds that are gone. Spring, with dainty foot
and ankle, steps lightly over the golden line that
parts the seasons She shiVers q little. Rlancing
Backward at the snow and ice, and the big black
rans; then smiles ahead at the soft air full of -
tered gold, the fragrance Of flowers and new
moGn hay. She is in her laughing girlhood, and
nils her gresn apron with yellow cowslIps and
pale anomones, and holds the butter cups under
her chin to see if she loves butter and pulls the
4. daisy petals with "Love me-" Love me not" The
streams get out of bed right foot foremost and gC
down to the business OF the sea- laughing all the
way. The angle worm-wriggle out of the un
turned earth, and perch and pickerel fash from
shadow into light at the drop of baited hook. The
birds get out their summer dresses. and each brake
and copse burst into sudden song. The pigeoT
pliers . rainbow 10 mix with the dull Qray OF hil
breast, the wood-thrush paints gleam of silver OF
his neck, the cedar bird tecks his yellow wing
with scarlet and dreams Of red checked cherries
and the Orios sports the livery OF Satan near tht
woodland pools, and lights the forest with spots
singing fame.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28

AN INCIDENT OF THE RICHMOND SWITCH
DIsAsTER.-Wm. ID. Guild, who met his death
at Richmond station, on Saturday last whilst
standing braVely at his post Of duty as engin-
eer, was resident OF that part of Providence
known as ElmwOOd, his house being close to
the railroad crossing. Whenever he passed
this spot, whether in daylight or darkness, he
used TO sound short, peculiar signal ON the
locomotive whistle as a greeting to his wife
and q notification that he was there and ''all
right" Year in and year out this signal never
failed. The regular passengers came to know
It, and on hearing it would say, "There's
Guilds signal to his wife" Saturday morning
she missed 1t for the hrst time, and will never
hear it again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28
Wilmington and Western n n
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRAN0EMENT.

COmmencinE April Ith
9trains will run a. follows
Leave Wilmington 90, 10 40 q m, and 535 D N
Arrive At Wilmington ! So m, l % and % D N .
Arrive at Landenberg ". II 81 m and % D N .
CONNECrI0NS-Train leaving Wilmington At
10 10 q N with train leaving Philadelphia 81 30
m; Baltimore at - . N. and Delaware r trains
arriving at 10 Is .. m.
Trains leaving WiIminKtOa at IS m connects
with train leaving Philadelb hiA at % D m.
Train arriving at Wilmington ct s. = d. With
train PhiladslDhiA at 10 am.
Train arriving At Wilmington at / % with traia
for Philadelphia at 2 90 N.
Train arriving at Wilmington at % D m With
train for BaltimOPe and WashinRtOn Al II D N;
with train for PhiladelphiA and New FORK nt 5 50
y N. AMI with Delaware Il r trains At s . pm.
Ownibus connections between W. and w. and p
w. and B. DepOts, and ears Of the Wilmington City
Railway. DAVID CONNELL. Supt.
Ap4-W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
SPRING ARIA NaEMRMF.

On ana aftef MONDAY, April 2st,
lSl g.: (SandaTs OxesEted.I Trains viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28
CONNECTIONS,

At WILMINGTON. With trains 10 Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and with Delaware RailrOad trAins.-
Nos. and make direct connections with trains 20
and frOm Washington.
AZ ChaAdsfOrd trsins Nos. !. z and for PhiIa-
dslpAia. Nos. and with trains for PhilAdAlphia.
Irllna Nos. LIS and with trains fer Port DepOsil
A. COakegVillo, all trains connect with trains for
Pa hiladelphlA and Harrisburg. Trains Mes. and ;
PHILADELPHIA,
AZ BirdshoEO,, trains and 5 connect noPthwaFa
and aOakhWaFd with Rhiladslphia aAd Readina
Railroad. ana And4 With s0nthuard bogaA tFainS.
IFatn No. eoanscts with train from PhilaaelPAia.
General SupOriNtsRa0Rt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-28
The vssp'r S:,,s Pc. !. s.es ...!s sFekOap n e.

In the cathedral Of Limerick there hangs
mdos bqlss which were east in Italy by an en-
-6ast ~ 'AiS tfade, who Med his home dear the
monastery were they drBt hung, that he might en-
joy they sWoee ealelnm mnbic Ina political rev.
elution the bells were taken away 10 some dis
tant land, and the maker himself became refugee
and exile His WandOringa brouRht him, otter
many yeara, TO ireland. Ona calm and beautiful
evening, ae the vessel which bore him aoated on
the placid bosom Of the Shannon suddenly the
ehEmO poal0d forth from the cathedral towers--
His experienced ear caught the sweet sounds and
he new that his lost treasures were found. His
early home, his frienda, his beloved aud native
land, all the best associations of his life were in
taose sounds He laid himself back in the boat,
crossed hist arms upon his breast, and listened to
the music. The boat reached the wharf, but still
he Icy there silent and motioness. They spoke
70 him. but he did not answsr. They went to
HIM, but his spirit had fed. Tha tide Of memo
Ties that came vibrating through his heart at that
WsltknoWn chime had snapped its liIe-strings.