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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
The Green Corn Patent case.

Inc green OFH "t' H' N"'''
\ writer to All eastern paper thus sums
up This case which is OF 50 much interest
to the farmers aud packers OF Maine. 1t
is substantially the same - We put it IN
an editorial two weeks ago.
The Importance and extent oil the IN
terest in this case, Jones x ais ~. Clark,
involving as it does. the rights OF one ot
The great industries and trades OF the
United States in the business cot helmet'
ically sealed or canned goods may be
seen in tue excitement produced in New
York on the announcement OF the recent
decision OF Judge Clifford in the Circuit
Court Of the L. ). 1T Portland.
But there is Att erroneous impression
As to the Judgment in question. rs cur
reu,ly reported by the press.
The patentees under four several Is
sues in 1862. from the |. 5. Patent Office.
sci forth and claimed franchise in Jour
,ererdl patents covering the processes oil
putting up and preserving eorn' IN a
green stale, and vegetables.
The first fora new and useful I'M
proved Indian cora preserved green
The second-'a new and useful inn
3rovemGnt in preserving green corn
The third-'a new and useful improv'
ed process OF preserving green corn
The iour,h-'a new and useful I'M
orovement in preserving vegetables in
lermetically sealed cans
The object ofthe suit was to set up and
,egalize a franchise in the art OF canning
vegetables. aud rs j. obvious covering
he entire scope OF vegetable presciYa-
ion; thereby to establish monopoly in
he night OF paten,ees.
These several claims were put in issue
y the pleadings and lull proofs; and
ldgment was rendered setting up the
,yo frst-aud declaring void and dis
Missing plGs bills. "a to the third aud
'1urth patents.
Such are the facts in this case. The
alignment relieves the general interest Of
tade and industry in the manufacture Il
,.uned goods and destroys the monopo.
-.
The opinion oil Judge Clifford further
sis forth (Ihoush no question Of in
{ iugement was raiscd) that kernels Of
.reen corn msy be removed from the
OBJ after boiling and then " presented
iI cans Theoretically sealed aud no IN
engagement of the Winslow patent; also
hat corn in green state may be pre-
served by removing the kernels from the
cob, and cooking the same before the
kernels are packed in cans Dramatically
sealed. and no infringement
This last is a common method OF puI.
ting up corn. and in the analysis by
chemical tests. corn put up by this meth
% was found to have more sugar and
gum, 10 be whittier and fairer TO the eye.
and better 10 the taste than The Winslow
corn. The Burnham and Morrill, pro.
cess under English modes gives the
above results as compared with the Win
slow patented article. The opinion and
Judgment is therefore n substantial relief
% the great industries hermetical trade
and manufacture; although the peculiar
product OF the WiuslOw process, and the
precise method by which the product Is
reached are now legalized.
An appeal on what is left OF these pat
cnts has been taken to the Supreme
Court at Washington, for reversal or
confirmation of the Clifford Judgment in
his case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
FARMS for SALE.
BY AUCTION
ANDOj T. IL. NE.
TUESDAY, July 18TH, 1873
Al 10 y Al,
on II siorluy, The arst far da)',

All he Farm in Audoycr ana vicinity owned hv
ALBERT COLHl aud all the claim he has upon
all farms and farming property.
I have claims upon many farms, but viii dc.
scribe only three-and remember This property h.
in the -Outherly part OF Maine, near the New
Hampshire stale line, where the climate l. 10
healthy people live 10 be lO0 years oli.
Farm No. !, 4tb acr,s Of land, gOou bull ln--.
orchard sugar place timber and wool land near
schools, chnrChrs, -tOrUs, &c Irt.. CD,y 500.
No ]. only Il lf.- frthcrb back from thu main road,
and the Buildings need some repairs. Price only
$40
Farm So. D. 100 acre, OF good land On the main
road, plenty OF apple ifees sugar maple, and 4
tract OF uncleared brook interval and mea,lON ,
which, when cleared will make this Farm more
valuable than No. /. Price only $40
Also about 800 acres Of valuable timber land,
and upon this laud are many million feet OF pine,
spruce, cedar, hcmlOck, rOcF maple white ash dnc
other kind- of vaurble timber.
| have spent many happy summer months IN
thi4 vicinity. Plenty of Brook Trout aud differ
tnr kinds oi iiahie aiOund hO-i had. w
dulics and engagements enr me away, or'i Nonid
never sell This property. have honestly said II
were TO spend an eternity IN this world, would
like to spend my summers upon these premises.
ANY person having spare capital which they wish
To invest here II will pay well without any risk,
will do we'll to look at this property. ii. W.
Beecher saws in one OF his sermons, The man
who owns real estate II rooted like tree, hut a
man who owns none j. like fence rail laying
around loose anywhere
rCI flr.hor iari;culer- call un Frank Dresser,
Ahdover! ONlOri COuHty, llalne, Gr ~ ropr,e'
tor l5G Baltimore StfI,et, BALTIMORE, Nd.
Procure Tickets for Bkl4NT's POND, which =
the most convenient railroad station.
ALBEIT COLBY,
Proprietor.
TYLER KIDDER, Auctloner.
AudONer NAV -, lS.B.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

Mixing rat poison and chewing to-
haeco adds nothing to the value of either
ingredient. In fact. when lir. Deyison
Of Broome County. n. Y. gets well, lac
slys he shall carry his in sepa ate pockets.
Rufiis are now wUrn OF such Eliza
5cthsn dimensions that wi,es eEe nee.
essary to Keep them in shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
LIVE OAK !

This horse wa raised Ia upper Canada, was
sired by Old Live Oak-,lam full blood -. Law
renee Thi- horse stand. Isl hands high; u eleven
wears old this grass: j. beautiful red rhOne coll
or; h- average weight u lOj0 pounds h compact
Is built. and for speed, docility and endurance
cannot he eNcellcd In the state. This horse has
record iu which ne won a race ~ Montreal m -.
The reputation Of this horse l. too we'll known IA
this vicinity 10 need any further comment-. He
will stand Al the Stable Of the Subscribers lnr the
Improvement OF stock.
TERMS $40 90 warrant; So single service.
Al a. ,uslie- 1T the risk of patrons. All mares
considered with foal ir disposed 81 before the
usual time of foalng Colts will be- holden tor
service of the horse In all cases.
CROOkER n THANER
NORWAY. May 20, -. juJl Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
World inform the public that they continusto
Manufacture
Portland Kerosene OIL.

4hg pre,ale.C- % . iATsS luanti.y - luteT4n
ami dangerous Oilsiin the market, aba cheap price
many Of which arelitte better than NSptba ilseit
and the e4-tencG OF false rePGt.5 u resafa o.
the PORTLAND KEROSENE on, rouder tt matttt
at Justice TO ourselves well safety 10 our cue
TONERS, that some notice should be taken OF these
facts. Therefore We again present an advertise
ment and would call attention ~ the high stand
arl oi orr Oils. The REFINED PETROLEUM, the
fire test OF which j. IL; THE PORTLAND kEKo
SINE the fire test Of which b. rs degrees fthrrn-
he. and often reaches considerably higher slse
We Ncuid - j. thai VI are determined % maiulaI-
their hong established reputation.
PuEfL AMI bERQsENE OIL CoAPANl.
We quote from chap. 80 II. :. ls7l, the title or
said capter being "Inspection and sale Of Manu-
featured Articles"
sEcr. 81 Every person and corporation engaged
In manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or burning
fluid, shall cause every cask other vessel there
Of 10 be- 20 inspected and markell, 10y sworn 10
spectur And II any person manufactures col! stiis
such on ~ buTatng huUi not 20 inspected an
marked 10 this STATE, or that ha- not been 81" in
speeted and marked as unsafe for Illuminating par
poses he shall pay Rne not exceeding ire hundred
dollars or be imprisoned six months IN the COUNTY
nail. mon Indictment therefor.
Portland ale, april "a, $50. InyzUom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
Sherin's Sale.
ss:-June l,h. 1873.

OXFORD, IS June 4ih, 1873.
rTNAKEN on execution in which Jedediah Larry
i is creditor and Thomas Rollins debtor all the
right in equity which the said Rollins has 10 re-
,iGen, the following described real estate TO wit
that piece known as the mile strip in BncheldOr's
Grant in said County of Oxford anu BOMBED as
follows: on the north by Gilead town line, on the
east by FrVeburg Academy Grant. on the south by
the remainder OF Bachelder's Grant and on the
west by New Hampshire state line, said strip be-
ing next TO Gilcad one mile in width throughout
and unless previously redeemed will be sold TO
the highest bidder therefor by public auction on
Saturday the nth day of July 1873 at two O'Clock
in the afternoon at the store OF 4. 4. Chapman x
Co., in Bethel in said County the aforesaid right in
eluiiy Of redemption to satisfy said execution and
all fees ana charges Of sale.
junl0 q. L. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
FEw APPLICATIONS MAKEA
Pure Blooming Complexion.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she Ia, been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford aud assumed the
trust OF EvccuuiN of the last VIII aud Testament
of CYRUS II. ni\t. late of oxford in laid County
deceased by giving bond a. the law dirccts, she
therefore requests al persons who are indebted ia
thr estate OF said deceased To make immediate
payment and those who have any demand, there
on tn exhibit the same To- Am VI. kINb.
May ~, lS'j. Iunl'
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
lac has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge OF
Probat. for the County OF oxford and assumed
the trust OF Administrator lie honi, non Of the e.
tate oi ANIi.DA e.. FOSTER late OF Stoncham Ia
said County deceased 10y giving bond a. the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted tn the estate OF said deceased % make
immediate payment and those who have any de
mands thereon t. exhibit the same 10
JACOB II. LONEJOl.
Nav 20, 1853. junell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
ASH WANTED

ANDREWS \ WALDEON viii bus White \ sh
TmDor. ior shovel Handle. to bee delivered AZ the
Sled ttrirrs.
Hg-Iht highest price IS Ili Doc paid.
parIs. NI.ur Jan. IL, iN.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

Extract 81 Roots sud Herbs which almost IN
yariahly cure Che following complaints -
Dy.pepsia Heart Burn. Liver Compliant and
loss u appetite cured 10y taking few bottles.
L. .iulc. Low spirits, and sinking sensation
Lrirr,oos Pmulc-. Elotcbc-. aua all Impurities
of the tipD.I. bursting though the skin "r DINER
w,sr cured readily 10y following iAe directions ON
" For kidney. BiadI,raad Urinary dcrat cement.
10 has no equal. one bottle viii convince the most
Worm, cNrcllcd from tie s,-t,'u without the
ica~t ,.I-.r.lty f.w bottles %" sufficient tor The
ino-l obstinate ease -.
Pile: our hottie has curci the uo-t l.ihcult
ease when dl other remedies failed.
N,ryous dlh'ui'.e,, Neuralgia Headache Ne''
Rh,umati-m. >Gcll,i Jo'n,-. aud all scrolula
Affections, removed or greatly relieved h5 ths
Bronchitis, oasrh. Conyul-ion-. aui Mysteries
.ur,aI or much relieved.
Difficult breathing, Pain In The Lungs. -ido aud
Che. almost invariably carrd by taking a o."
nutiic- of the quaker Bitter.
t,n.lc DIiicultlc~, 30 prevalent among Amer
. ni iaHie., 80. 81 readily 20 tn, invaluable med'
.jnc the Quaker Biiters.
B!'iou- Ecm.ttaut AMI luicuAu.ut lsycr-,. -"
prevalent iu many parts Of oar country, coHprtr!!
rfidicaicd by The use OF the Quaker Filters.
The Auyt lind Quake RittcrS lust the ART .i" they
tInI lon need ot IN their declining Scar-. % quick.
ems the blood and cheers the mind, aut lt'"- the
passage down the plane iuci;ncd
No one can remain long UhWcu .U9l'-s 'lii l'''
with an incurahlc disease aticr taking lev bot
tie- oil the Quaker Bitter~.
S.+ty III Dv-g's'' md Dealers in Medicine.
FELFARkD ia
DIR. II. -. j. L y y " { o.,
\, their Great Modctl Depot. l"5 a 10 Broad
street, Providence, X. l. WhiIs
Al W hoiesale and Retail by w. r. PHIL
Fps ~ co. and J. w. PERKINS
CO., Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

OXFORD. - - Hsgi-tr Of Deeds.
Received April n l~s3, ~ two T.. NJ. and Re
corded with Oxford Rccoul,.
Attest: :. X. NEWELL, Register.
A true copy 81 Records
Attest: =. Il. NEWELL, Register.
utayg. m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
PIMPLES.

Twin -rud ncc1 recipe for my VEGETABLE
BALM, Tor removing PINpLE>. BLA,l> WoI.M~,
BLoT,Hts, Ff.. tLrs, MOTHS, T'N aud all DIS
EASES oF III = Sl15 !esy!nsrit clear aui witt "A
healthy glow. Also sure prucI--t. r lht BT'Nlh
OF HAIR ON bald heads Or -iHOoth faces.
ruUs b CIi NPNA\, CHEMIST,
In iirnadWHi, New YORK.
Z. .. BoN 5,l3-. junipeW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
HEART /. :. ;.
p1sEAA' ~
GAM BE CURED
DIR. GRAVES
Heart Regulator
WILL CURE
ANY CASE OF HEART-DISEASE,

AIh0ugh gIren dp or NE BeF I'NysIcIuHs'
We do not hesitate to say it will cure the follow
ing symptoms, though most of them have been
declared incuTable:
PdipftGiion, Enlargement, SpGsms OssifcdtfOn
or Bong Formation Of the Heart, attenuation, Gen
erdi DtbiIiiy, Uafsr about the Heart, Sinking Of
the Spirits Pains ia he Side or chest. Di.siness,
Siu0gish Circulation 81 the Blood and MOmeRfdTy
Sfoppdgo Of The 1csi0n Of The Heart
Onr agent on application, will furnish you with
our circular giving full description Of the disease
aud also n number of testimonials of cures; and
ir you would like further proof from the parties,
who have given the Testimonials, write them, and
see what they say.
We have sold thousands OF bottles Of the Heart
RegHiaior, and the demand Is still increasing We
are confident we are doing the public bcneht,and
not irving 10 impose on them worthless imitation
The price of the Heart Regulator j. one DOL
LAR per Bottle, and can be obtained of our gent,
4. vi. HAMMOND. Druggist. Paris, VI.
jan6'13 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

OXFORD, S>;--At Court Of Probate held 10
Paris within and tor tlie County Of OKiOll
on the tliru tuesday Of Juc, \. T. l@.s,
nN the petition cd MEIlITABiE q fElGss
~ widow ct samuel l;risg- latr oi Paris in ssh
County dccca .cd. praying Tor au allowance ont uf
the personal .-tat, ct her late hu -hund
Ordered That the said ruIiourt gtse notice
Co all persons interested by :ausing copy Of ma
order be published three weeks succrssiyri Ia tho
oxford Democrat printed 40 fAis, that they may
appear AZ "a Probate Court 10 De- hrid 40 Fari-
In .lid County on the third Tdesday of Jui, neat
AZ O'Clock n the forenoon and show cause 10 .l5
th,s have Nhy th" same should not 10, granted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

STATE OF MAIZE.
OXFORD. - April ~, la1J
Thru personally Appeared Ceylun Rowe, aud
made oath 10 the truth OF the foregoing statement.
Before me = +. GIBSON,
Justice II the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
\. II. ALhEk. Judge.
\ true eopy-sttsst II. G. DAVIS, Register.

ONFORD, AT Court Of Probate held ~
Parts. " thin aud luT said County OF oxford
ou the third ruc-day OF June \. u. l--J.
NTELNlNA r. FARN ELL Guardian of Grorge
III FarWrll q al. minor rhi,dtru audi hfit, 80
idfi~on tarWr,l late ui CANON .n -ail Count,
having pm ,ruiel hrr dual account Of guardian
ship of said wari- tOf allowance
Ordered, Thatthe 'aid Guardian give uo:i,,
o. al prr-onr interested bl causing copy 40 th.s
urdr-to be published three weeks els IA the
oxford Drn0cr1t printed al Paris, that they may
.ppcai a. Probate Court 10 be held AZ Paris
10 said COUNTY on the third Tue sday Of July neat
a. clock ia the forenoon .tud .hrW cause 10 any
;uey have WY tbe ZANE shOuld not b. allowed
An WA ER Jui.
t-u.- -.---lLll.t. u. q Nt-,.. l,a I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

Oxford, .s.-At Court of Probate held al
Fryeburg within aud Tor the County OF Oxford,
ga the third Tuesday OF June H. 1914.
II EORdE W SHAW Guardian ot Hear "
VI shaw minor child aus heil Of trancs {
~hsW late Of Peru IA rAid County, having present.
ell his -rcuud account OF guardianship OF said
ward for allowance.
Ordered, That the .aid Guardian give BOilss
L. all persons interested by causing eOpy ~ ihis
order 10 be puulishrd three week. % thu
oxford Democrat printed IL Paris. that thr' Lasy
appear At a Probate Court 10 be- ncld at rari.
ia said Ounty the third Tuesday Of July nrXi.
At o'clock In the forenoon and ,hcw cause II any
they have why the same should not b. allowed.
\. II. WALhER. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
ADDISON a. pACkNhD
fii-lptl rAtLAFb

UAtUHb, - AT % court Vt Probate L,ll .f
Paris within asd tor the County Of DAiur.
ou The lhlrd Tuesday OF june A. y. 1873,
UPON the foregoing petition
Ordered, That tine said Petitioners give notice d.
nh persons interested by causing copy OF saii
petition with this order thereon 20 De published
three weeks succr-siytly ia the oxford Democrat
printed NJ Paris the last publication 10 be thirt,
dave a. beast before Probate Court to be held
Par. Sal COcn;y n The ia 4. r,.ll. a~y = A
gust next ~ ten t. clock in the iOrenoUB That thrS
iuai tii,n and there appear and shcw cause II am
they have why the same should not BE- granted
A n WALKER, Judge,
true copy-atiest; u. &. DAYls Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thai
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of oxford ana assumed the
trust Of EXccutrX Of the lat l and Testament Of
DANIEL "a. WARREN late cot Lowell
in said County deceased by giving bond a. the law
directs shc therefore Tpquett- all persons who are
indebted 10 the estate Of saii deceased to make ian
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon Ia exhibit thu same To
ANGIE WARBEN.
.T.r,. L. Ira
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
THE STALLION
L Young Sky Lark ="

WE ~. undersigned hereby certify that the
w stallion, ''N"un. ~ Lark" g. owned
by u. aud is to bc kept the coming season l'r
mares ,r uirrdH" purpose. go tu' stable 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

in said County deceased by pI,us bond a, H. ll,
directs, he th,rciurs rrqd,sts 800 parsons WLu ..e
indebted a. the estate 81 -Ii1 dee, Ase 10 make nu
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon To- exhibit thr same 60
FRANK "A. sklLLlNua.
hmm. L LII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

FIsLFARED ia
- II. II. -. j. L y y " { o.,
At their Great Modicil Depot. l'5 a 10 Broad
street. Providence, *. l. WlrIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he IA. been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate fpr the County Of oxford and assumed the
trust ui EX"cutor Of the last VIII and TestamenOf
MERCY DAVIS late Of Porter
In said COUNTY deceased by giving bond as the law
directs he thereof quests all persons who are
Indebted to the estate aid deceased 10 make i'm.
mediate payment and tao Z WHO ha's any demands
thereon 70 exhibit the same l.
JAY l.. FRlNk.
.Innn L. IslI.
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OXFORD. -- At "a Court Of rIotat, he'd q
r.rL. sIlnLn md tor The C.nntl u OAIoLi

Ata,ya..-au,.r. ii il. 6 pas i' q, .i.t,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

s.4tysTOv-g'.', md Dealer. in MEDICINE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07

When sir William Thomson invent.
ol l,ia rpnee,ng galyanomeler, mud
r,oNel II. usefulness for talographlr
purposes, he insured the .urec. II M.
,lcr*cA callp.. wha,rsor their length
With tho instrument tle movement.
1T Tho Iiillu reflector enable tho clerk
h rual oll tho mc.Hngc by cnrufal
watching, llm recently, rir William
Thomson las invented an instrument
.--ihe rutent siphon rocor ler---wl,ieh,
~ its uaa,e Indicates. writes ~ records
tho n,e.ravc, ~ resolved. on y strip u
paper. II IA ~ cwscntal condition oi
sneh M instrument that II Hl,all bu very
light; aud tho siphon. IL this caru,
made u capillary tubing. II nut thicker
tlan d horsa-hair Indeed, u ssall
Ii thu bere, that shc Ink Will MT now
,l,ercl', Il itself. but s,air,s nut whom
electrified. Tho sIpLon Il euansetesl
With coll u roplnv.wlre, M slscl,r,.
mapnot. and M ul,oniis dix, srmo,l
with plreas v mn Iron. which, bsIsu
attracted BY NJ magacs. h kept rita.
,iag, AMI rosulAsoy ~ current Sowing
tfom the battery snd ths cable. Aulstl
IN by this current. tha Ink. ~ already
stated, a1aIts lts.' lhs alphon, write.
\ succession ,of, dola end ,lashaa. whIull
rcpre.eu. the letters 4 tho alphabet,
u ~ u''aeeussonsd uys, Tho w.I.ina
!. c'niascd, an,asaNlus eslbhls, bu,
4 voo,l splcgraph.clcrk wIll read Il u
N u |. ~ers ordinary writing. 1'hs,
! me.4age viii now, = % npeat. dellve,
il.slf irom ~ oahss sIds n Tho oesau
thousands of m,leA distant, and tsls.
sraphy has aahisvs'l another ssls,sph'
+ Chamber Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07
T. WO SCENES.

a gentleman ,auk hin non ii d drunk
III r,w N 4 tavern. Nhuro tho inmates
were lighting and swearing, aol, 1nid
h., ID yon kuoN what has caused NJ
lhisg'
mo, Hir. "
lllS father, painting IL thu decantors
sparkling With rum. said, "1hat'1 the
thu causs will you taku drink I"
The 10y started back With horror,
aud exclaimed. "Nu."
Then l,e ,auk l,is child 10 tho cage
~ d man with avllriu,u trouons. Ihe
i,o, paxcd apon him allrightaa ~ tho
,lranknrd rayed and sere, anil thinking
thc dcmous were niter him. cried !;
"lMayc me slone lcave mn alone !
.os 'sa, they're cunning
-, yoa knuw tho eaane u this, ny
by ~
No. xir.
"I'lir !. oAars,l hy drink win you
have me I"
Aud he narank Will, shulLcv M he
refused tho cup.
NeAt tl.cy eAllul ~ thu mIsorahle
hOvul III q drlnhar1, whore was Me,,ulja
poverty, aud tho drunken father heat.
lMs hs wifp, and with ,4lhs. knocking
down lhA children.
"What has caused thisf mkl ths
father.
The son Was silent. when told I,
~ss rum. he ,lselsrel he would mover
souuh > dap IN his We. Hat sapposs
that sho lad rlMukl bo Invited tox wod.
dine-tsssl. whore With fruit AMI esks
tl's wino-sav II lAased amid ~sncs ~
uhsssfalM = and salsty. whore III lhs
friends are vspsetslls, beloved. md
kind " cach olhpr, md ha should bs
asked u drink, woall he rsfasey Os.
S.pvvs him walking out With l,Is father
IN New. Years dsy - aan alWn Nh
ycaag lA.ly iris,1la - e,Joy tho fsstlv.
| IVY u ths u1lsring in " .l's nSw yaas.
With other things. wins \ lMnde.l II
hIm hy . sailiss sIrl llis aolsIs-
hearted fsshsr wAuw hs lsyss. psssss,
shs wins ala.s " W lils. aud coWplL
msnss tho ,oaNs lsdies upon shs ssssl'
lssos " IL quality, shat wonder Il
shs ssa follow hI4 sxsmpls.--( ltsblun
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