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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

oled with them, but they saw he was
stranger and looked a>kaut nj him But
he danced aud sang and shouted with
them. and SUDDENLY STOPPING. thrust Tie
end OF his eagle plumes in the fire, and
hey blazed up nightly And the FIRE
People would have caught him. but he
leaned over their heads and ran To The
first man OF his tribe. and falling ex
haus,ed. handed him the blazing torch
Of plumes aud told him to run. And he
and fell exhausted by the second man,
banding him the plumes.
And so they an, each man catching
the fra plumes from the hand ot the run
,er. until the last man brought II /" Tue
land of the Utes. AID they we're So re-
ioiced, they pot the torch TO the roofs OF
"A mighty tree on the edge Of the forest
and shouted as it burned. But II great
wind sprang mp and carried the lire into
forest, aud il spread in every direction
aud all the woods were destroyed. And
The people OF the UIes prayed long AND
loud 10 cod Tawolz. and at length he
sent a mighty rain, which qaenehed The
ire. But turtle sat upon spark oil
lie and kept il alive during the n"n'
And this was the origin of fro. The
nN,hs combined give not uninteres''ns
l,rbaric history OF the origin Oi Inc
Grand Canon and river of the Colorado
.nl of the absence of forests in this part
Arizoaa.-OLp AND New.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
HOW AriSOnd Lost Her Forests
Legend Of the CteS.

A legend Of The UIes, Tor which I an
indebted 10 The perusal oil Major Powell, =
Ms. notes, explains the cause OF the ab
senee OF wood in northern Arizona. I,
Is not long, and there is something So in.
e1pressibly novel in its movement, a,
well as in the fact OF our drawing a new
mythology and fresh imagery from the
very heart oil the continent. that | gave il.
IS II IS remembered. Ii is called "Tbe
Origin OF Fire. and tells how once upop
= time bright spark fell from the poin,
of reed upon the gronud, and the night.
ingals picked il up in lis beak and found
it was fire. And the mighty chief OF the
Utss asked what il was, and the nightin
gale said it was fire. And the chief ask
ed if there were any more in the world.
and The nightingale said. that far of IN
the south was people dancing ever about
= great fire, with songs and shouts. 81
the mighty chief of the Utes made read
and put on fine cap, with long eagle
feathers upon it, and sl-rIed for the PEG
pie Of the South. And, as he went. he
stationed nlmble runers OF his tribe all
the way from the land OF The Ules 10 the
Fire People. at intervals OF a mile. And
journeying. he came. after many days, TO
the Fire People dancing with song and
shouts about great fire. And he min.
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Tho Great Mystery.

The body is to die. No one VINO pass
es that bOundry comes back to tell. lne
imagination visits the land OF shadows
sen, out from the window OF the soul
over lies restless waters. but wings It's
w.v hack without life leaf in its oeak
Ne a token of merging lie beyond the
closely bending horizon. The great sun
comes. gaes in the heavens. yet Drea'nes
No secret of the elherh wilderness
Tho crescent moon cleayes her nightly
massage across the upper deep, but losses
overheard no signals. The sen'lnei s'ai'
challenge each other as they Walk 'ne'r
nightly round. but catch no counter''s"
which gives entrance TO the heavenly
music. Between this and ih" other Tie
there is u great gut fixed across "n'cf
neither the foot nor the eye rIn travel
The gentle friend whose eyes were closed
in their last sleep. lo"g YEAR a-". died
with lap,arc ia her wonder stricken
ewes. smile oi inrnthlr joy up'n hei
Inns and hands folded over "a iriumphini
heart: bu, her lip. were speeches., and
minated nothin. OF the vision that &c
lhralled her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

"A person Is not worth anything who
has not had troubles. You cannot subduc
selliSeaess without struggle. You can.
not restrain pride without a struggle You
cannot expect to go through life without
bearing burdens. But you are going To
have help under circumstances that i'll
redeem you from these things. You are
going to experience more victories than
defeats. Your suferiugs will be only
here and there-little spots in whole
ield OF peace and joy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
Notice OF Foreclosure.

n"BIIC notice h. hereby given That on the
twenty sixth day OF August, 4. ID. lss3, john
| Tiur.t6n of oxford in the County OF oxford
grd Iate Of Maine 10y his mortgage deed OF that
,nte recorded in the oxford Registry Of Deeds
lo0 les page I2i conveyed % David william
'.bn-stop OF aid oxford one undivided half OF a
errfin lot OF land with the buildings thereon at
,atd in aid oxford aud bounded as follows. VIZ
commencing AZ point on the suuthcrly side ~ me
Grind Trunk Railroad on the north side OF me
Wtttcmor,, road leading from the Depot to Ifaigr
vi. 40 called. thence los following she Inc OF sul
Wittemorc road to the meadow brook 50 called
1hscc turning and running in 90 northetl} dre'ii"n
in ~ rsntrc Of said brook until IL strikes land
owc,i by Moses MrAlli-ter, thence turning ana
mining In an easicrly direction on line "i hcA'-
usir's and to tie Railroad, thence turning 'n' y
r,r,iinr in a -outhrrly direction ON line ot SAM
rof 10 the tho arst mentioned bound, aud ihat
.b,.aid David William Ihurstnu on irc tIl1 uil
ofircbruarv \ u iS-t. assigned, tr.nsirff'l "hA
. over % Emily e. Knight AMI susan '.Un.
~ nf Oasdeld in the County of 'nuhefiAhi
al stale aforesaid. the Aforesaid mortgage u'ri
recorded rs af3rc -tid. thr notes aud clnmN thrit'
secured and all She right, title and interest I'D
AID 10 th, real estate thereby conveyed with alI
h. rights thercuut1 eppcuaninS, Whcn a-''s
heuI l. recorded in the oxford i.ss,-i-t q" ie,u
lf,rr-ald hook los. page -. thl. tht cnudit"n "l
Iail mortgage has hrsn broken LF reason wh't''l
Rae sub-c~ihcr- assignee of said DAVID NllIlHw
'tur-ian. claim a fpr,cio sure col SAID W'fi-aSt
tlf.uaut to the statute in such ca -c uH'' rl pro
idsd t-i
Datol 90 uti.dcli in thr Counts OF cur. ,fi4u p
and state aipIs-aId this second las ui ll'''lu
Der loo the year OF oar Loud ono iH'N-'i' ''-"'
hundred AMI seventy three.
FNtLN &. Knight aud
SUSAN '. CHAMBERS.
b, their Atiy a VI sNLNt>IEE- dt
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Lizzie aud Lydia Taylor, five years
ago, entered the office OF the Charlotte,
Mich, Republican as compositors. They
afterwards went into the Battle Greek
J0ErRal office, aud since that time they
have earned from eight dollars to twenty
dollars per week. From their earnings
they have supported their mother. rs
housekeepers, have lived well. bought 4
piano, taken music lessons, given one
hundred dollars toward the building Of
the BAPTIST church AT Battle Greek, and
have saved twelve hundred dollars. They
are unmarried.
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10 MORROW. To morrow may neN'r
come TO Us. We DO not live IN TONER
row. We cannot find il in any of OH
title deeds. The man who's own ~lole
blocks Of real estate. and great ships on
the sea. does not own single minute OF
10 morrow. Tomorrow Il - hys
FERROUS possibility, noLyet born. 1t hes
under the great seal OF miInishl- 0e'lnd
the veil OF glislening considerations.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW 1RRiNGEJIENTS.
Scmi-Wcckly Line.

NN,pd after the 18th inst, the dne steamers
- DIRlGO and FRANCONlA, Wil!,aEtil further
notice. run - follows: .,.,-,.. =.
Leave Gait. Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud THURSDAY, at +. NJ, aud leave fltr -
y Il New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, al 3 4. VI.
The Dirigo and Franconia are lifted mp wite hne
accommodations for passengers, making thI- me
mott convenient and comfortable route iot travel
or, between New \ ork AMI Maine.
Passage in state room 50. Cabin passage 81
Meals extra.
Goods forwardedto and from Montreal, quebec
Halifax. - Jobu aud all parts Of Maine. ship
ptrs are requested TO send their freight TO the
steamers a, early as l.. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply
HENRY FOX, Galrs Wharf. Portland
JF. AMEs, Pier IS +. r., New York
July q.iSq.
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9OSTON & PORTLAH D
STEAMERS
1,e rAuNoHand SUPERIOR >e'-soI"s

lac STAIRCH aud UII.RioH Sea- going
steamer.
Holm BroolSa and Forrest CITY.
I'm ...,l ririheruot.-,. leave Franklin NGttiJI
49,. t4.i, sundays rN fcufr..' 1f d O'Clock T.
! E tun.ng, leave India Wharf Boston, anne
Is l-r g.. ".
|,r.. -,.au.rs have lt.l ucnit cited up Nlh
.stu. for heating c'bu- Jud state
t.a. ..i r.t afford the most rnuttui,ui 'hd
.t. means col tau-I o.iaiion between
b. 60. and F..f.IHd.
lerv comfort AMI .uu, enicucc. arrive 10 time go
akc tle eli!l,-j tfai0s out az tho city, aud a'o'd
DC Inconvenience OF arriving lace 90 n'sit.
Freidht Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods. care T. $. Packet Co.
Ftrr sllO. state Rooms nav be- secured H'
liyaucc b, maI.
u. Il. COYLE. Jr., Gen. Agt., Portland
Portland, sept. 10, 1875
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CNTORp. ,,.-At Court 90 Probate ht'. ny
PaI- Within and for fhc County OF 'N.''u
ON me 'hiri Tue.ia' o. pr,emr g y, ~
1 } alan tft,rorrl r. Iauum m.uot heir "i b'i'
y Fsrnum laic OF Paris in -aid County dee,.-
'.r.,5rs ion license ta sen amt convey so lu,
private .sle all thc rshi and interest Tl.h
a,'5 i,..-. t1 fra ola Robinson farm BOO fali- ...'
r.,,u heinz the farm now occupied 10y li'.'."
Robinson s- homestead; -.... ,o
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give hoii' N
All persons interested by eau-ing an HJsti. nd
+st'tfop with this order thereon 10 BE- tuu4l'l.,.
lbree weeks succes.ively in the oxford bTLJSi \.
r,nted al Paris. that they may appear ~ u ,le
Cont 10 be held a Paris I'D saia 49, i he
ord Tncsdav Of Jan. next az oc'oeA w. . ~
irspoa,, and sbcy cause II any they have I'D! tue
same '"Ou'u "o' w WALKER, Judge.
true copy, attest IL. g DAVIS ~
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Prepared by Or, J. c. Aver q Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
LOWELL, MASS.

Or. >. Walker, California YIN
c-.r B.t.,.s a.e q i-0. Vegetable
urarltat.ua. li.a D.. ..a t.t ul-
i've herbs nWj oH Ore lower ranges ol
ne ~trya Ncva1amuuutau az g"
ra. Tie medicinal pWer.. %. which
arc extracted .a.l.fum 0.,.rH. Tie use
of Alcohol. ln question Is tU'-
daily asked. "Wha. is t1r cause Cd. tho
urp.r,.,Ol Success %. NINEGta E--
rui:s.' Our answer IS, that they remove
the cause of disease. and the patient zee
covers bis hc..th They are The gree.
blood pmiiierW q c-liym. principle,
perfect Rcuoldtor and luN'-adt1r
of tie system. Never before ID thc
History Of NE world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarAa3.e
oua.itc, al VINEGAR BrrrEgS ln heaIug ODE
sick of every disease maH ia leit io. I4et
are q gentle purrtiye as wei. as q Tonic.
relieving Congestion az Inflammation 81
the Liver ana Niscera. Organs ~ Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DR. WALKERS
VINEGAR HITTEES are Aperlent. Dap enc
Cumnatire Nutritious Laxative. Dinfe'ie'
Sedatvc Cuuutcs-iIitHt Sudouhc' A4'eiA-
tive, aud iufI-BiioUs
i. II. MCDONALD ~ CO.,
Druggists and Gen ACTS, San Francisco. California
and cor. OF Washington and Charlton Sis- ~ \.
Sold By all Druggists ana Dealers
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that | shall turn out as public
! common, that part Of my farm that my i"theri
" MARY ;. DELANO.
Milton Plantation, Dec. $, 1873. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

The emb,r, OF the dying yesrs-No-
v,mber and Decenb Der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

y. B.-We are about putting in the celebrated
Patent Purifiers, at a large expense, for making
Fsncy Niddiing- FiouI, ana hope 10 OfU this
Flour in aleut two week.
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IL O r Il u i u

suffered with Catarrh thirty years, and was cured
bv simple remedy. viii send receipt postage free
10 ali afflicted. Kew. j. T. MEAD, Drawer l76
Syracuse, y. !.
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Writing a sketch OF has i.ir. an ish
IN II says that he early ran away iron his
father because he discovered li,at he was
his only uncle.
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Sl,5OO,O0O
II IsT OF GIFTS

t-i'l h. distribntpd annng tho t'ckci-hOl1tIs
The uc .rtS are printed ia coupon, OF ttntl- AN
an fractional part will be represented Ihr "raW
E IL. o. al.. IN.
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ABSTRACT
OF
Criminal Costs !!
Allowed by :. J. Court, Dee. t., 1879.

OIlIllIIldL OOS OS
Allowed by :. ]. Court, Dee. T., 1873.
AND ~ BY TIE COUNTY CoNlussIoSEi,s
Grand jury Bids, 5000
Traverse Jury Bus "a" -
COSTS nrToiE GRANDJUR.
a,e SIS. Evans GO ais, sos
Dunn. "i ],
Br8g,.on ci ais. ID
BuiieTh-ld, u y
COSTS BEFORE MAGISTRATES.
--..at s.. CIl. % Dunn,
urtll- Evans, s-r
frtus bay iias, .bank rnLb,r, o..
HHHni.i., r
tuuWin-.. i.~t
t,ro. W. Abbott. 500
LIHsrl-rtd. bank robbers
Jas smith. ,bmk obber 1000
co>I. or ru,l, nloar, J.corsr
tre. Hrt-lou -. rl.. .lnk Io.1e- 1865
.-.ii- Bills, p'
.-.u lIil-,
.o1.ub..-' nus. "
ALLOWED 81, O.. o.. so. An5.t.
-il,e v-. Baulu . .--e4 t..ore %.
IrI.. ju...,
-r....,.. Hm u.y Bios
J... b. element. sU
l.HU b. .U--.
irut D.. tIrW.lf, .I
EY...Iu h Js.h, il- Hobbs
s"ets F-rier.cuaei a.. SEN %.
'a.v Ca- g. f..aaa. aeor.I4s
,,,.s ~ ~ &C.,. vbmm. before p. D.
-.,.t. a6a@ Laayo-neD.r
,;s.,.. r1i-p >H,er-s.u. leoc,Ja..
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OXFORD. At Il Court OF Probate hrli a.
Pau- within ant for the Count! oi oxford
uu .hc third iue-dlf oi December A. d. 1873.
TINEI FE KIDD Il Guardian 0l Eugene J.. hd-
1 drr minor child lui heir cot Ir-mpre ID hi4-
Igr Date ~ p.Nicil Iu said County having prescott
rI hi. suI account of guardian ship of said Warts
.n. allowance.
Ordered. Iiat he-ait Guardian give notice
CO. I'D. l..r..u- interested ly causlTs t,p- of ts
lrIetfo puuI-acdfIrrr week. .uc-'.sF'i! Dol tNs
UNi.lI Democrat printed ut tali-, iIIi iHr' may
appear 90. 81 Fr.uat, Court ~. .e.1 40 tsfi'
tn said County us roo lHirs lat-.F ot jan. a.Nt-
40 O'c.c. .I doe furfuou aud -l. e c.Ns' l ltJ
they have Whg t.e -Iur shout. unf Do allowed.
All. tLhIK Judge.
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PAIN-KILLER,

r,....-. ha. proved itself TIE MEDICINE OF
TIM AGE L. o. au Internal aud external remedy
one positive proof Of O., efficacy j. 'h"t rs safes
have cuu- family rcrcls rl 3ud wholly Upon " own
m.fit.. The cacct- ol the
Pain-I&illcr
urou the patient when taken 100 eruAil. DO case ol
Gold Cough Bowel COM iliui tn"lvr.' p, ~chteif
ami othur an yt.ou- OF the -yrtem, ha. been iiuii
wonderful. aud hl- Won ilr 90 g name au"us moi
heal p!ruarat on, that eau never oc forgotten Us
success Boz removing p.Iur a- an cNtrIuHi icht'i>
M r.,-r- OF iiurus, B.ulsc- Sorc-, Sprun-, cats,
- NJ. OF Insects. amt other causes vl ~u1crhE'
boo. SECURE Tor 90 such uc-t of testimony O. AN
1tal.ihI, remedy, that 10 VIII b' h1u.i'J down 10
s.tsrfv a- uuc ui the gr.Iit-i medical N.7rAN ci-
te- uI t..c nineteenth evutnI--
The Paiu-kill"r
derive, mach OF it- popularity from Che -'mpdrit'
tt..rdiu. q, ne. winch Eitc- % . p'ruItf ftlu'
.u ti,. family. Iue various di.vJrc- which miN nt
-,. ci.l lt o. siI in i-Ii- .triI-at stages ttfit
...gl AL, among those Wi..h are pcrulitry iA'.u
d -ufcrr Co ruu- boat tlr curative m'sr oi 10 s
I,..Irstiou at oDr- di-atu, tIrm Hl t1'.r icrf"i'
To- IN r,-rcci- % uln' tae conditions 90. l'in'
la uy.l.- cine.
Ia. .urr ,vu c...l tor 1sd -rt tuc genuine Pain
20 uc ,slI ON tine great reputation of thl' valuable
tu..iir.Ar,
lsn.rcc;ion, accompany clca bottle
Price 25 cts, so cts. and Sl.0o per
Bottle.
; H by az Medicine DtaltrS
dec!3lm
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lS1O IS'f
u AIN-kILLER,
TUE GREAT
Family Medicine of the Age.
Taken Internally il Cures

DyScntery. Cholera. DiarrhTa,
Cramp and Pam az the Stomach.
Borel Complaint. FaHtcrS Chohc'
Lic,r Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Sore Throat. Sudden Colds.
F.tlrhg ,Sr ,Nr
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wewi,h to call attention to our new grad
\ FALLACr EXPLODED, viz: THAT OLDiUoUSD
FLOUR NAMES ANN MORE BREAD az l.
N AM WAY BETTER, EXCEPT
COLOR, THAN FRESH GROUND.

The following il copied from the MliRl Journal
a good authority a. can be obtained on his sub
jet;
When -four is kept for some time in barels, II
a. sumes q certain smell known a. tie Barrel odor.
a. order 10 ascertain whether the brsatmasing
Properties of the -four were deleierisusi affected
b. This mOtii Hcation, Professor PolrCd ias sub
jectcd several specimen 70 critical eNannation,
and he iud- that the Hour undeTgges adecided
change. The pure normal flour contains ] 90 per
cent gluten aud and IA per cent soluble abnmen
but amer keeping, the following result were
- III
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The author found that greater deterioration still
took place ia older ground hour-'
II twill thus be seen that Flour becomes whittier
on bleaohes cUt, with age, Ia consequence Of the
Increase OF slbunen, but that il loses rs pirtre
qualities a greater proportion by the loss olgluten
Hence the beneri and necessity OF ircshsround
a.
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We have also on hand n full stock a
CORN. MEAL, OATS, FEED &C.

which We are selling az our usually low prices.
soliciting trial on Flour, and feeling confident
that We can give YOU better brand Of F'olr than
you can obtain elsewhere for the same MONEY,
We Remain, Very Truly,
HAR[S ELOERING 70.
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IIii -uu-rri.er h.srLv give, public notice thar
.. U.s bgun iuig appointed by ne Hon. Judge of
Probate f0r Oh, County OF oxford and assum, d; boz
,ru.luf Administrator 81 fhc estate OF
DAVID Htl ANl iats ul Hartford
l .lIl County deceased by giving bond a. thr .aH
directs boz therefore requests aii pUr,uu- who are
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The New York herald., 1874-09-08
ARKANSAS.

The Constitutional lC0nvention-Resolu
tions Dcprec ating Proceedings Tending
to Produce q Conflict Of Races-The
Democratic Convention.
LITTLE ROCK. Sept. T. 1874
An enrolled copy Of the constitution was read
in Convention to-day and signed by all the men,
bers but seven. During the session preamble
and resolutions were adopted pledging the
members to discountenance and condemn
all lawlessness, violence and outrage wherever
name Of the State equal protection, justice and
rights for ALL regardless OF color: also de-
conflict between the races, and inviting immi-
grafton and guaranteeing protection to all who
come
The Democratic State Convention meets to-mor.
row. From present appearances Governor Elisha
Baxter will be renomlnated.
The New York herald., 1874-09-08
MEIN INGEN.
Disastrous Fire in the An
cient German Town.
OVER 100000 LOSSES.
Half Of the Buildings in Ashes and Hundreds
Of Persons Homeless.

BERLIN, Sept. T. 1874
There mas been very destructive fire in the
town Of Meiningen.
Halt Of the place was burned. The loss on builo.
ings alone ia just now estimated at about three
mlluens Of American dollars
HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES MADE HOMELESS.
Upward OF TOO families have been made homeless
and there is great distress among the unfortunate
people.
MENNGEN-THE SCENE OF DEsOLATION.
Meintngen, or Meinungen, which has been rem
dered almost desoate by fire, as reported in our
Caoie telegram from Berlin is fortified town OF
CensfM germany, capital OF the pnchy OF SAKE
eight miles east northeast OF Fulda. The town
possesses normal school and extensive establish
mentS lor the manufacture or wOOllens and linens.
Ine principal edihce Is the Palace Of the Grand
Oukes-nrst occupied In 16Sl-which contains very
valuable collections OF paintings and natural curl