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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
0UND THE HEARTH.


q BY H. Z. WARNER
d xM upyour chairs; the panes are Wnlte
sA 1kh Wlntry growth, the ferns OF iioet'
q 94eh0ut. the old elm means to-ntSlE,
1te long, bare arms are wrung ana sos'0o'
The gates an frozen hinges creak,
The rude Wind rattlcs door ana saSh'
And where III smites the whitening cheeA,
Hnsnnd tingles like a iash.
fYYfu1aalsS III the hardy snow
TA1 ncklne at the heavy heeii
Aud he laden wagons go
n r. md sings beneath the wheel.
rhe II noke lifting fold on fold,
Wr1G MAKE like, beaten in the air;
The MNS @he Moon looks pinched with cold
ssd4A ponly lanterns wink and flare.
ut hz& 2hoice apples from the bins,
s And NF1ek the nuts, while in the heat
The coEn ffe mimic fight begins,
The rknmish battle, and retreat.
And - the wine of spright-y speech,
The brisk champagne of wit and jest;
i've laughter easy room, and each.
In tuxn, make mlrth for all the rest.
Tel. tie old tiles, and once again
Let tn d0QR buried genii loose;
Sing noueepg6 songs; we'll aot disdain
The melodies OF Mother Goose.
So let IA cslzy norther roar;
Snug M 36i0 hearth, we will not mind;
To.1f46t written DER our door.
IN koe1fprs here leave care behind
Christian Union.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

How TO SMOOTH RBBoNs.-Of course
all the little girls wear ribbons, but I
wonder if they all know how to smooth
them when rumpled. My plan is as fol-
lows: Take a moderately hot flat-iron, set
it on the ironing board; then place the
ribbon on the left side of the iron, and
pull it carefully through underneath
the iron. If the ribbon is not pulled too
fast, and the iron is the right warmth.
this will be found to be much better
way than simply rubbing the iron over
the ribbon. Learned the above from q
milliner.-Na7y ~ Cools, IN the Western
Rural
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

The man who returned his neighbours
borrowed umbrella was seen, a dav or
SO ago, walking in company with the
young lady who passed looking glass
without taking peep. It is believed
they are engaged.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06
The Formal Notification,
WASHINGTON Eaf1rr1a

WASHINGTON, February is.
THIS morning, between II and 10
o'clock, the joint committee of Congress
called upon President Grant. and read to
him the following letter:
WASHINGTON, February IS
- siE: we nave been appointed committee by
the Senate and House of Representatives to notify
you that on Wednesday, the 18th inst. the wee
President, acting as President OF the Senate in
the presence OF both houses, opened and counted
the votes OF the electors of The United States for
President and Vice President of the United States
by the count 1t was ascertained and declared that
you were duly elected President for the term of
Tour years from and after the 9TH of March nevt
in performing this duty we take occasion to tender
you our hearty congratulations for the eminent
clVli and military services you have had the good
fortune to render to the United States and to ex-
press our confident hope that your Administration
during the term for which you are now elected
VIII promote the peace, honor. and prosperity of
all the people of the United States without re-
spect to section or party division
JOHN SHERMAN.
On behalf of the Senate
III. l.. DAWES,
JAMES b. BECK
On behalf OF the House Of Representatives
The President thanked the committee
for their attention, and said he accented
the Office and would endeavor in the
future, as in the past, to DISCHARGE the
duties lntrusted to him by the people to
the best of his ability
The committee called on Hon. Henry
Wilson, and read to him a letter similar
in part to that addressed to the President,
informing him of his election rs Vice
President, concluding as follows:
We take this occasion, while performing this
ofhcai duty, to congratulate you the high honor
conferred upon You by the people You have long
been honorably identified with the legislative
branches of the Government during period of
unexampled difficulty. We. are we state the
universal feeling of the respective Houses to which
we Delong. when we assure you of their sincere
respect and hearty good will
Mr. Wilson thanked the committee, and
gratefully accepted the high trust confid-
ed to him. He said he should strive to
discharge the duties of the position
with zeal, fidelity and impartiality. He
expressed, too, a hope that the coming
four years would be consecrated by those
entrusted with power, to peace, unity and
the development of the country; that
those in every department of the Govern
ment might retire at the close of their
official career with the consciousness of
duties well done, and with the approval
OF their countrymen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

A PETITION is being got up by the ladies
of Glasgow, asking Mr.. Gladstone to re-
vive the old law of the reign of Queen
Margaret, of Scotland. In those days
Parliament passed an act that any maiden
lady, of high or low degree, should have
the liberty to choose for husband the
man on whom she had set her fancy. If
any man refused to marry her he was
heavily fined, according to the value of
his worldly possessions. The only ground
of exemption was previous betrothal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

A GENTLEMAN handed up so bill IN
of the Boston Red Line coaches, from
which one fare, five cents, was to be
taken. "Look a. her." said the driver,
down through the hole, (which of these
horses do you want to buy with this S1O?"
WELL" coolly replied the gentleman, Il
thought | might get both for that"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-06

ALL do not know that lemons sprinkled
with loaf-sugar almost completely allay
feyerish thirst. They are invaluable in
the sick-room. Invalids affected with fe-
verishness can safely consume two or
three lemons day. A lemon or two thus
taken at ''tea time" is recommended as
an entire substitute for the ordinary sup
per of summer, and will often induce a
comfortable sleep through the night, and
give good appetite for breakfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

PosTPONFMENT--F oURrH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT or PUBLIC LIBRARY OF kkNIJCkI.-
\ CARD TO TIE PUBLIC The Trustees OF the
Public library of kentucky and The management
OF the Gin Concert announce the pOstponemeht Ol
the Fourth Gilt Concert until Tuesday, tue 3lst of
March next
which have made this postponement nece ssary.
The financial panic which has for the last two
month"; pNalyZed the business OF every SECTION or
this country aud Europe, has prevented thousands
from investing IN tickets. The cpidemiOs pervad
M he entire south have cut on large AMI await
asi,. market. ARd, too, the public, Judging from
the effect, of these causes, nave expected post
pOnemeut and have declined TO invest without n
more positive assurance Of the drawn. taking
place on 4 uAtu day.
An Interested desire full drawing, but for the
reasons Just stated this conld not be hal on the
81 III December but the short postponement now
announced viii secure II.
The management have met with unexpected sue
cess The sales OF tickets. ID proceeds of which
have already been received. amount 10 oNkR A
MILLION DOLLARS with number Of agencies In
this country yet 10 be heard from and all those III
Europe. ,, ,
la. had now but the management deem 1t best 10
have "A postpOnement fitu srdI1iHg.
This reinforcement assures the sale Of OIL The tex
cts and A FULL DRAWING. Thai this deteImin-
stion will meet with the appreciation of nearly
sve,y one in crested is made apparent by the very
numerous letters received from every section of
this country and the Canadas asking for post
pOnement.
triment TO any but will be Tor the good OF all by
II the fortunate ticket folders VIII receive their
gifts ia fuH while il Will not affect those vine 10
not draw gifts.
In making this announcement the management
emphaticaliy state that there thsH Be no further
Dosfpo1epsTlt and TO this end all agents will be inn
peratively required 10 close up and trlnsmlt the'r
accounts 10 this Office by the 3lst of March.
THOS r. BRAMLErrE,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
CLUB LIST!
Holds Good Until January lst, 1874.

We have made arrangement. with the publish
cr-, which enable a. 70 oecr the following maya
zines 1T the stated reduced prices. when clubbsd
with the OXFORD DEMOCRAT This affords an
opportunity for our subscribers to obtain any OF
"a best periodicals at such low figure that mons
should suffer nom want OF good and interesting
reading
We consider this 10 DC The Most Complete
Club List Issued la this State for the Year
1874, and we have been at considerable expense
and trouble 10 make Il 80. L, is 10 be hoped that
our subscribers will avail themselves OF this Offer;
and II they desire 10 club with any periodical not
on this let, 10y notifying Us OF ,hs fact, the, cas-
be supplied at reduced rates.
We VIII also furnish any magazine AZ The pub
fishers subscription price, 10 persons who do not
dc,.r, 10 club with the DEMOCRAT, or who 10 not
.c,-onablv avail themselves VI these terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

BUFFALO, y. u, February, 1873.
JAMES |. FELLOWS. ESQ .-Dsdr Sir
Plea-e forward another lot of your Syrup
o. Ilypophosphites.
have used other preparations OF by
pophOSp hites (nU; being able 10 procure
Ihis)but they DO not compare with yours,
watch / lhiuk Is the best medicine Tor the
nervous system | ever used
will aid YOU all can personally and
through the press As believe ii cannot
be- too generally known.
Yours truly. W. t. HORNER.
Editor and Publisher Of Buffalo journal
No use of taking the huge, offensive,
gripping, drastic pills, put up in cheap
wood or paste board boxes, when DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. or
sugar. Coated, Concentrated Root and
Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious Granules-
scarcely larger than mustard seeds-pos
sessiug as much power as any large pills,
aud neatly put up in little walls that pre-.
serve their virtues unimpaired for any
length OF time, in any climate, can he
had tor % cents OF all Druggists.
QUACK MEDICINEs.-W never pull,
ANAKESlS, the great tCeSterR PILE rem
edy, has cured Thousands, alter lotions,
ointmeuts, and all manner OF noStrums
have failed. Il is the discovery of DR..
SusBEE, an eminent western physician,
and has been endorsed by medical men
of all schools. 1t is simple medicated
suppOsitory, acts as an instrument. poui
tice and medicine, affords instant relief
from pain, and is pronounced an ilialli-
BILE cure.-Price Sl.00. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. ANAkESlS Depot,
46 Walker str. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
HabitaaI Co>tiveness causes

Aeedochs, Di,-iaess, Worms. Lirer Complaint
AyspeFsid, Soar stomach lad Breath. Sc. The
ST.. v,' preventive b. Oh HAREIsoN'- PERrSrAL-
t't LvLhN1Es, benz bvtE Tonic and Laxative,
gre! restore nature. thereby curing co,tive hlb.
IA gaze epialon cl every Druggist, tae, ara the
most pheasant and eIec-u4l reue,l, To- ~. y5ri
go sue '4tN one iutt reaches the cause A. ONT
ara . 'f cations are suly time ami money y,s.t-
jog OBI, .ist price ' ''4-i'e1
s.,, IlS hAE&I>ON'S ICELAND BALSAN.
rtls',.'.lt1 cure Tor COUGHS. HOARSFNEss al ali
HNRei---olSd IL ~ comp plants For al by = :
Temple ~ ~ Ftopriti1rs, No. I fremont
aud by al Drug-I,t,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

Col. j. Frank Miller. OF pUrtlapt
died suddenly last Friday -.-----h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
OUR TABLE.

hit Carson's Life and Adventure from facts
raf1 ated by him elf EN- bracng events in the l'E
time of Americas greatest Hunter, Irapper,
Scout and Guide, etc, etc; also, an accurate
description Of the great west, &C., with nlll
account of the hodoC Indians and the Mod0c
War, by Dewitt G. Peters, Breyt It. Col. and
surgeon. L. ; Volunteers. Hartford Conn =
liustin, Gilman 4 Co. Cloth IS; Leather $40
Gilt, eco sold BY subscription.
Ma. J. ID. HOWE, OF. Hanover has securcs the
whole OF "a ford County a. canvassing tsrrtor,
Tor this beautifully Illustrated volume. NoPerson
who reads. Is unfamiliar with The name Of Kit
Carson; aud bis life Is shrouded In romance and
my -tcry as the mountains Of his Ear western home
are yelled by the clonds. We are pleased to sec
his Tie and adventures in print and bearing the
certificate OF the great scout, indicating that the
incidents therein recorded were narrated to the
author by himself We predict for 10 large sale.
It presented in three neat bindings the gilt be
ing the most desirable, on account oil ITS sncom.
mon beauty and durability 1t is printed from
clear type, large the aged will dad no difficulty
in reading. The paper is white and Of good quail
iJy, while the engravings are web executed. lie
ready for the canvasscr when he calls; and take a
copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
children often look Pale a,,a
Sick

aeh DROWN's VERNIil-,,ss, "o Tms lu the stom
wilde W.. destroy Worm, without lG 80. AFlTs
i5a. perfectly WHITE aud fr.- " me child,
~ M o.ner injurious l.re-t , ..y1 all color
''U Preparations '' usually used in
CURTIS 4 BROWN. Pom.
Soldbg,l, p No 10 tclton street. N.,,S
Nsdic.ss =, -. ggisfs and Cbsaisfs9,y y FORK
iuf> ~ lLNTItWE GEMS A Eo ','''''r' 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
Special Notices.
Thirty Years Experience of am
Old NuIsC.

Nr,. NInslOw's Soothing syrup J. the
pr..ertprioa OF ONE -f t.-r br-t ciua.r Fus 81
-.., audi Nurse lu tlr lJcd states aud has >cen
.-.f f.r thirty yctr- wiki never failing safety and
success ls million, uI mother and children, from
..- feeble infant OF one Ayek old o. tuy adult. 10
connects ac-y of fhg stomach, rel ewes u nj colo
..-uIare- the bowels. and gives rect, health Sn1
com tort o. mother and cAi.d. we believe DO b. the
U.r and -urest remedy in the World. iu all cases
or Ia >ENTEKl and ulAkEHtEA n CHILD
KEN whether 70 arises from lcctllus OF nom any
other cause. tuiI directions for using Will accom-
ptlv each lott.c. None genuine unless the fac
s.mIlie Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS D. on the outside
wrapper. sod hy all Medicine Dealers.
iuI- .S-IE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
IRA TOWLE late OF Fryeburg
IN aid County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; ne therefore requests all persons VINO are
idsbte 10 the estate OF said deceased TO make I'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
'"'i 'o" ~ WILLIAM {. TOWLE.
Nov Is 1873. dcclb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

la Creme dc Ia Creme. a collection of Music
for Advanced Players. New York - l.. Peters.
500 pcT year. Siusir copies 20 cents.
This Is The frat number OF new periodical by
the .palar pab ,hers Of Fe'ers' Musical Morthty
And 10 promises to meet the objection which has
bcen so justly raised s.ains, an musical pcriod'
cai,, VIZ they contain only the simplest music
Ihis number contain, Ave pieces of instrumental
music all Tor advasoei players, which are valued
rrspcctiselg at -. 30 and * cruts Tho moSic l.
clearly printed good paper and IL as carefully
pr-pa "a 10 sheet music which sells Tor the above
nanc,l a, ices. This monthly must become very
popular a- soon a- % b. fairly placed before the
pukhc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

AfunNtlih~ 10
The chances for @ vIft axe as anc IN i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole TiCkeis. $50, Halves, 80, Icnth-, or each
cou ON, - Eleycn whole tickets Tor $50; 81 tick
e.. Tor SLOW. ll1 whole tickets for sj0V; 221
whole ticket Tor $1,000. No discount on less than
ti0u worth 90 Itrsrt..
The Fourth Glf Concert Will hc coulurtrdin all
respects like The three which have already hecn
given, aud fuu particulars m1y be- learned from
circulars which will b. SEM free from this office 10
all who apply for Them.
Order iVr tCkyi- aud application. FOR agencies
will be attended To M the Order thcy received,
and it /, 10 bc hope lhey Will be seat promptly,
hat there may hc no disappo'rtnrut coz delay iu
.lllng all. Liberal terms gwen 10 fhnse who bus
tn s,i again. Al agents ave lcJtmptorlly It
qu.r,d Ia ,vttlc ~ their acruunt- and return all
un suld ticket hy The srth duv nf March.
TuOs, L.. BRtMLETTE,
Agc.i P.b!,c Library by. aud Manager & q Con
cor Puihr Library building, l.0ui- Vile, ~, ur
TIOs. n. HAYES & CO..
Eastern Agents, GO0 broadway, y. \.
dec H. I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

An EMINENT DIVINE says, 81 have
been using the Peruvian Syrup. II gives
menew vigor. huoyancy OF spirit. elastic
ilyoi muscle" Seth w Fowle & Sons,
Boston, will send, free, a pamphlet oi %
pages. containing full account OF this
remarkable medicine. 10 any one sending
him theil address.
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Desiring to increase Oar subscriptions for the
year lss4, We have made arrangements with the
pulHi-hers of Wood Household Magazine las u
special injucemenI TO new subscribers which
enable Us to furnish this popular monthly aud
their premium Chromo-"Thc Yosemite Valley
with the OXFORD DEMOCRAT to an new sub
scrfbcrs who pay one wear in alvauce, and - all
old subscribers who will pay al a,aeau-c- and
one caI n advance tbut to none other-] at the
low pr.cc cot SGD
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OxFoRp DEMOCRAT. ,-ifhom ne Chrome. for
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The Household. BrIIlcbofo. Vt :-t.eorse +.
CoAeN. slN per year,
The December number 81 this Interesting do
mesJic paper Is received. This + the closing
number Of the ,sNlh volume; aud We are Pleased
% learn oC it, increasing circulation and brighter
pro ct, for The ycHrs to come. II {, Invaluable
30 tie house vile.
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Notice.

NOTICE /, hereby given that tie subscriber
~ AMI others Will petition llc next Legislator,
If Maine T. charter 4 railroad from some point nj
or near RumfUrd Falls in the town of Kumfurl Oi
Mexico, through the towns Of Rumiord, MeNic"
DiAlied, Peru Canton, Hartford, BuckHtld, lie
bTon, Minoi. Poland, Danville and Auburn t.
some point in the CITY Of Auburn, making :h0 old
location OF the Portland x oxford Central Raj
Road, iron Canton Mills to Mechanics YALE 4
part of the location Of the new Company.
t. G.. JEWETr anil others.
BuckGcld. No. :. ls7S.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET,
DECEMBER o, 1874.

Connected weekly by
II. y. BOLSTER.
ArFLEs-s3 o0 q s4oo
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BGANs \ elbow e1vl-sS-u0 ) 49,
BEANS PeaI-S5-2j y 49,
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FLoUR-Sc.sJ . &llV
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commissioners Notice

rlNHE undersigned, having been appointed by
1 tho Hon Jtiii.,c of Probate iur tho County pl
q NforI Oh tn" 18Th day Of November \. ID 1913,
Commissioners t. rCcSiye and examine the claims
OF Creditor, against the estate ct Emo, + HmalI
hate of Hrmtorl in sud COUNTY deceased, repre-
s,.ut.-l tn-olvcnt hereby give notice that ~iN
month. from the date Ot sad appointments are
al low 81 o. sail creditors in which 10 present ami
provr their claim, AMI that they will Dee lu
g. ion nj the dwelling house uf Henry Abbott iu
Ru.nford - the following times tor the pHru"S" at
receiving the same. viz January 3.th. AMI AprI
25ilt L. l. Il one O'Clock +. VI. on each day.
PRE<Tf~S VI. PUTNAM, :, .,..,.s
WALDO PETTENGILL,
December ;. 1875
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16
Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber oAers for sale his Farm situated
At SHOWS Falls in the own OF Paris ON the road
leading from Rumiord 10 south Paris: about three
miles from Paris ilil. ~ miles from South Paris
depot aud mile from g. W Hammond's store and
Post Office Said farm contains about 40 acres of
good land with suitable buildings for small farm
and family, good well of water and small or
chard OF young and thrifty fTuit trees, CUTrant
bushes and grape vines. The above property will
be sold very cheap for cash. Enquire further OF
JONI ID. BRIGGS, SHOWS Falls, Me.
or, $. +. BRIGGS, South Paris.
Paris July -, 1913. sep2. low
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-12-16

The above ua rerrcseIls the Chrome; bat Of
course mo- iDci of iis beauty can b. uhtauc from
q simple wood engraving
The Chrome b. lIN2J inches II b. printed In
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