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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
4 TrdDip'S Ordedt.

\ tramp who was attempting TO steal a
ride from this city TO Rouse's Point on
Friday night experienced a trip which was
well calculated to make an impression ON
his memory that will not soon be eradicat-
ed The splendid pair o. tigers and zebra
which formed a part Of the Hippodrome
henagerie, were shipped that night for
New York by way OF Rouse's Point. The
tigers were removed from their cage,
placed in temporary boxes and put into a
box car. The door Of the car was left
partly open 10 allow a free circulation OF
air. The tramp in looking for a good
place 70 stow himself away, came across
this open car and crawled IN. After the
train started the tigers became uneasy
FROM the rUmbling Of the ears, having re-
manned IN quiet state here TOR two
months, and tried TO get out OF the boxes.
The tigreSs succeeded, and a. she came
out from her coop, the tramp shrunk back
into corner and remained the rest Of
the trip as Iigid As a statue The tigress
after making an examination of the car,
II which she even tapped the face Of the
tramp, laid down at the open door, with
her paws hanging cut the rest Of the
journey.
In the morning when Herr Lingal came
TO look after MS pets, he discovered the
tigress occupying the same position, and
ordered her back into toe box and she
obeyed He then discovered the tramp,
who still occupied hi erouching position,
with bis clothes wet tEough with persplr
alton and speeches. from MS night ride
with the tigers. Ii was q fortunate thing
for him that it was the female that got on:
Of the box, for she Is as kind and tract
able as kitten. while the male would have
killed him before reaching the end Of the
jOurney.-TOgdensburg Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
-Garibaldi's urmect for diverting

-Garibaldi's project tor diverting the
course of the Tber at Rome, approved
BY the last Italian Parliament. is said to
be two hundred wears old Very early in
the eighteenth century the Jews Of Rome
offered TO pay s4,00O,00O for the privi-
lege OF searching the bottom Of the Tiber
and recovering all property lost or buried
therein. To effect their object they pro-
posed to turn the course Of the river a
niie above and below Rome for SIX
months. Their offer was not accepted, as
il was feared that the drainage Of the
river in the summer months. during which
the work would be done, would produce
epidemics. 1t would be q curious thing
If the work now TO be undertaken for
other purposes should result in the profit
which the Jews expected TO realize in the
last century, and the government be there
by saved anticipated expense. '-'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
ASA ATWOOD and 80 others.
STATE OF MAINE

oNFonp SIS 80 Board or County Commissioners
SeptcmocI Session, ie-J.
Upon the foregoing. petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that ~" petiii'ner' are re
spon,i5lc and thar Inquiry into ihc merits VI thei
application Is cNpeditut-
IL 4, ordered that thc County C1mmi. -iOncrt meet
al the Post Onirr, iu Buckfcli village on Friday,
the 18th day of November neat az ton Ol tir clock
\. VI AMI thence proceed % view fhr route mru-
toned In said petition; immediately after which
view, u hearing 90 The parties aud witnesses will
be had AZ some convenient place In the vicinity, aud
such other measures taken Ia the premises ~ The
Commissioners shall Judge proper. And % J.. fur
Their ordered that notice Oi he time, place and pur
pose OF the Commissioner meeting ai1rc-aii, De
given 70 al persons aud corporations Interested by
eau sins atcs "a copies of said petition and OF thi
order thereon to b. served upon th. Clerk, Of the
Town OF Buek1ed \ PARIS aui also % De- posted
up In thrt public places ia each oi said towns, and
published tArcr weeks ,gccg--iyr.y In tAr oxford
Democrat. Newspaper priatcd ~ Paris. boz said
County OF oxford, the rst 90 said publications and
each oftHc other notices tu be made trf c aud rO-t
ed az lcAs, thirty day. before aid time of meeting
20 the cod that all person, and corporations may
then aud there appear aud shew cause. II any they
have why the prIycrot said petitioners should not
be granted.
Attcst: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, CLERK.
A true copy Of sad Petition and order Of Court
therrOn.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT. ClcrE.
Out5 BW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
Abstract Of PIaiurin. Writ

VOHN VI. PmLBROJh 10 i5,......
- ~ OF Oxford pAu.d s- AN" nj
OF Woburu 10 .hc Co1u. '. N.l.'',''-. .
mOnwealth VI Mas-atAa,c--'. .
IL, assumpst upon au account '"'
ccrirs and store goods. -..I 4--
Johnson, bv M1Dier Gro -r in h' ..
bo,h Of said WOOurn, e'pINi.l'
business uuH'r -Ir o. bel
Groycl 4 son" amour luz 90
account or dem tnI Ma ga t-- 4" r
A. ID ISIS. b. said ~ Grover
IN whiting, for valuable con
chose IN action. u u ur-Hl to.. ....
Addamuum, $50. VIZ l,.-t A.'-l d.
and returuable 10 the -. : -l--.. j. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
agricultural,
Preserving Plants 1gdjtISt
Drought.

A few hints on the most approved meth
obs Of sustaining plant life during dry
spells may not prove amjss. 1t Is an cx-
eellent rule in planting to always puddle
everything. Prepared sufficient quantity
of thin, smooth mud, avoiding clods and
stones, and dip the roots therein before
planting this will adhere and keep the
roots moist for a long time. Press the
soil firmly to all roots, rAmming them If
necessary, and where dib5ling Is employed
see that the soil is pressed tightly at the
end Of the roots as well as at the surface.
1t is time misspent 10 pour water on the
surface, especially during hot windy wealth
er, as it Is eyaporated in a short time
but if a mulch is spread ever the soil, close
around the plant, and little shallow
basin made around each, to hold water,
good will come Of K. | have seen yalu-
able trees saved during severe droughts by
making several holes around them by
means Of a erowbar, then mulohed, ana
water poured IN copiously, which readily
finds It's way to the 6brcs. This, with
ordinary newspaper tied loosely around
the body of the tree, TO shade It from the
hot rays of the sun, viii prove highly
beneficial. Partial shade placed over
any newIy-plante1 perennial, such as ever
green brush or similar material, has saved
many q beautiful inhabitant of our gar
dens. But mans invention has never yet
been able to invent "a substitute for one
good drenching shower in the real old
fashioned styie.-lCor. y. \. Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

Paris. within and Tor the County Of oxford on
the thiri Tucsday OF sept, \. -, $50.
on the Petition of SYLVIA Il. BlSBEh' WIHoW
of THOMAS j. BISBkE, late oi l.nmi"rd' ~ sA'u
be set out 20 her from the Real Estate OF said ue
ceased. H..
Ordered, That the said Petitioner Nehouo,
to all persons Interested by causing copy oi
this order TO be- published
three week. succcssiveiy In tho oxford democrat
printed AT Paris thatthcy may appear At a Probate
CouTLto be- held ~ Pgris IN SAID county on
tbr tiird Tuesday OF oct. next At O'Clock IN
the forenoon and shcw causcif any they nave why
the same should not he granted
An. WALKER, Judge.
true copy--attest' ii. 1. DAVIS, Heglster'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

OXFORD So :-Suprcm, Jui.,.-. t--.'.- ''
Tenn. \. y. ~. .r. -,cI

OXFORD 50 :-suprcm, judi. j.. t.-''.- ''
Tenn. \. p. 49, .sc
JOHN VI. PHMBgOOk ~ NfL ,.s.
And noN IL appearing % M. ...t. ...s
Defendant j. moo an inhabiLin, '' "- F.. So
NO tenant, agent or RtiJrn"}
has no notice Of the peudcucY u ~ ~
1t IL ordered by the Court rl'' .- ..-.. 81
notify the said Defendant 0i 'i' rs
By causing an abstract '.
this order OF Court thereon ?. -..r.fif
weeks suceessiyely In ,he ONi0rI u -. 81
printed u PaTi- ia aid Count! ~ -
TO be thirty days at least bciofe pr -. =
said Court TO be- holden AZ PA1' ~, n. p
first Tuesday q December neN. u. ~
the said defendant may thea anu '-'t d.
sad Court and shew cause 10 .- -
Judgment should No., BE- rendered. 's
execution issued accori'us|t .,-,,,-rT =
Attest: JANE = '' -I-... I
A true abstract ofplaint.h v.. a-'''
thereon. ,-.t-ur "a
Attest JAMES = s,',r
FOSTER 4 T[ERsFY. Atr- I". -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for vears
Atrnm Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
anu all tue effects of youthful indiscretion viii
Ior me sakeoi suffering humanity send free to
an VINO need IT, tie recipe and direction for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured SUI
ierers wishing to profit by the advertisers experi
enee can do SO by addressing in perfect confidence
JOHN u. OGDEN, q Cedar ST., New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

On Sept ;, forty pure bred short
horns belonging to Lord Ske,mersdale.
aud two belonging TO the Earl Of Beehive,
were sold by Mr.. Thornton in Latham
Park, for 800 grnneas. Two cows were
disposed Of for 30 guiueas each-Flufy
Gwynne to the Earl Of Bectiye,and Water
loo Bieuveuue to Col. Oliver, Hampshire,
There was large gathering Of breeders
from England, America, Canada and Aus
tralia. Prior to the public sale Lord
Skelmersdale sold the Duke Of Ormskuk
out Of the First Duchess Of Oneida, By
Fourth Baron Oxford, three months old,
for 1000 guineas, TO Mr.. Foster Of
Carlisle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
JANF> rts
ard .Olrtnr
Commissioners, An,i..

TIVE undersigned having leeu s--..-...
Il Honorable JuJ-c 90, Probate g. .,..
oxford. ON thc thi-d lrr, iarof -.f..- 4, +.
1875, - receive and exam .ue Che Dl.n, e
late OF DiNdeld, in said County. I,....4
-cntrd ins1lycnt, l.t,,F l.e. ..l.-.
months from the d1te Hf .AI rrr..-
allowed to shii creditor il .u... 49,.
oycthelr claim aUd ti.,tt, HfI.
al the following place aua trr. is-. 81.
of receiving tht same. 81. at I.U Uf.. ri
Harlow, In DiNhrid. on ihr nrst Noa..
ccmber. january Hui f,lHHr. I..f b.
% twelve O'Clock n fh" forenoon al ...i.-
r 20. HARLOW
HIRAM 81 cox
r.--.rr no 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

Father Imhof Of Richmond, Ind,
has just lived out his hundredth year. 1t
is hoped, by his friends. he viii live to
pack his carpet bag next year and say to
the public "ImhOff for the Centennial"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
y, Pie honorable Court of comfy CommIfsIoHer
for ne County ~ Orf9rd

yI,IiE undersigned inhabitants OF said COUNTY
rrprcscn, that the public highway lr"1ins
rom IiuckGcld tn South Paris, iS ana mas i'ns
noon subject OF complaint. on account OF mn III
curL ieiI and Paris. which prcsen; avery serious
obstacle to the public travel. cepe,iaiy t' I'll,1
tcam- These objections and complain. %3Diu
,t,.,at,d bv tl, location OF q piece OF new high
MN, commencing ~ the foot 81 the hill near Aus
lin " G0yal's Dn tire pre- emit Travelled hlsh"af :
Thence westerly round said Till iatcr7cr'ing -"
bigI,,ay near -ari Royals house, thence On -Ald
bisb,yHy 90 a point near ParIs Iin', thence 'h th'
er .terly side cot sad highway inicr'egtnt me
-4id highway near ico1..rl ~turtc' tni =
bou-e in Paris W. therefore request your
ITonor. amor YOU have caused due notice 20
be given % view sail route aud make such new
locations, alterations and discoui.rulnrcs also
ORDER any grading which your Honor- may deem
eNpedieut and proper on said highway.
Dated AZ Eucsdcll ih.- li.t day Of O'.o5crr y.
ID. l~-l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
sTATE OF MINT

OXFORD, -: - Supreme Judic.sir.
Term. A. ID. ls75 1s,g,
ENOCH FOSTER JR, vs.. JAMIE
And now Il Appearing 10 the Con-. 'DIlE,.
principal Dcfendint + not a. lt q, I.
this state aud has 10 tenant gent o- ,..a
~ aud that he has 40 notice " hin. '..Is'iaJs
Snit '7lI q.
IL IS ordered by the Court that ~.
notify The said principal def,nd,r, l
ency lherDf bY cl.iug an ab.fr..,' .l - y
with lhi- order ~ Court fherronf5l..,. 3. l.. f,
weeks successfully 10 thc Oxfari d. s,..I'..t,
printed AZ Paris ID said Count. h. '.'oiii !,
10 be- thirty days at hast beiaf. m. lit.
said Court 90 be- hplicn 40 Par. ri 1'n ~
mat Tuesday Of .Jcrembsr u,lif, r
the SAID deicndan. may then 4aI H.. st
said Court and siew cause n s1g 81,
Judgment should rot De- rendered " PA.
execution issued accordingly. '"-'
Attest: JAMES ~ Nyurer.
, A true abstract or r'G's sIit ao5 l.i "a
thereon.
Attest: JAMES 3 Wptr,,-
FOSTER & IIERsEl, Any. nr r'r.' ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
Legislative Motto,

10 uL1m q nav fUHT|TU
WE thc inhablLUt- off Gr,.....
w Patch tuI stevens m.u..... Pei
way, shall ask ibo u'Nt lD-I-. .tgr,t.,
20 NlrWAv, b'ginuIur 100 fL.r..t.
Norway and follow ihc north ..U. .fs.
in-ou's ATm loo GI,,uEo.I. .utI
line to Pnri.. s. some In Narg-.
lhi- -sup ot lauI anJ some ,a ..e .....'
hand In Norway, itw.ii Doe greatly ~ -..'s
encc.
JANE, rAsr
AID ogr.ef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.

y virtue Of a license from the Honorable
= Judge Of Probate i1f tke County Of Oxford,
~ the State OF Maine, shall sell at Public Auc-
d0n, On SAIU RDAl, October 81, a. b, Is75. 81
zen O'Clock, y NJ, on che premises, al OF the
shi. title and interest Nh ch Jane, r. T0w'e.
lie ol Porter, iu said County OF oxford deceased,
lad 10 and 10 The following described real estate,
VIZ: A certain tract ~ land, situated in aid
Porter ami bounded NOrthefly by the road lead
.rg from Porter Nilihgc 70 North ParsOns Held,
-ssJerly by land OF W. low Berry, southerly by
land Of VIM. Taylor snd westerly by land OF Eben
BlaK0, with Tho buildings thereon. Also, one 9th
er tract OF land situated In said Porter, and
bounded .outheriy by Great Ossipee River.
westerly bS the rOad leAdIn- from Porter Bridge 10
Porter Village. aud nOTtherly and easterli oy
lands % Eben Blszo. john :. MOUiicn and limo.
thy Meserve. Also. ont other tract Of lana sltu-
rteft M Pa sousn-ld York County. Maine, and
bounded west 10y lSud % - Gi05s, south by
land OF Eben Fo~s, east by the meadow and North
by the l2th kankc g. fhe-iiV siOu OF -Sd Parsons
field. Saic described premises being subject TO
TIE rght of DO Ser of the widow Of said James
r. TUwle.
administrator OF
JOHN :. MOULToN, tire Estate OF
flames +. Tow le.
n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
Freedom No,ico

NOTICE Is hereby given. r... f...
~ consideration ! have g.tDrr...... ''..
J.. TAYLOR his Time during D.. . l.,s,.. .l
3 hall clalm nome uf boz Wax, b.. I'D. /,
debts after fhi date.
Dated 10 Ma %, tIe atb day OF ,,,.....
49,. cpn n p,.v., 10 TiiI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

sally, what time do your folks
dine ?" Soon as you go away-that's
missus order"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
e,o,,ora and Frsnconia,

Steamers EIeanora anu lin wharf,
VIII until further notice leave fr1 Thursday,
Portland, every MoS ~, ss ~" East River, New
90 ?. -, and aa6 IsaSf TG AMI THURSDAY at
Z. NJ. tanner lust bud. ioi tlls
quite ana both she and t ~, nas.sasers. making
WIN fine ADD r0qIs es los
nS eS Between York a@d Srem during
steamer will touch at Whey - and rom New
summer months on their Paas'Ns'
York. ~, q, 70 meals extra.
Goods forwarded e. and III, ~. ,iris of aiaine.
Montreal QGroI,v o. =, Inc lowest rates ,., ~
sfppe me- 70 snd their d IIS's9 they ~
he stcmer. qs carly T., :. r. c " aPpiy 10
'are P9rlpp,y tuy general Agcut. Portland,
1 AVIS. Ag't ricr - = X, New ,h,, iDsi at
T.cAyts ana 800 s'N' july9iu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

THE subscriber Ir... ..-
he has been dolly p...af,l .F t.'
Judge of Probate iHI I- ''".. Hl
assumed th,-tru-t ol 4 '....''.I
WILLIAM 3. kENuALl. H'ro. I+l
n Sail county. d.U'I
law directs lr therefore .#.-
are indebted O. thr t-t.-.... .I.. .......-
immediate pIy ncnt, auI ..'- F.' r1r-
mAnl- thereon 90 cAL.... t.. ..a.,
sept u '-j. THOMAS d hL'.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

We claim superior g. all other kinds in use, for
the following reasons;
LIST The prasscr foot il always raised from the
fabric when the feed takes place, thereby present
ing no resistance 10 seams or ridges while feeding.
2d The needle being in The fabric, moving with
the rcriicdi ftCd bdr-wh is full pressure on The
goods, renders the feed sure aud strong, and the
stitch uniform In length.
3D. The Recilc being in the goods at the time
the feed takes place, t,ndcr, u impossible 10 full
one piece while the other b. stretched
4th The r~rfirai fee,'51r being behind the
needle render, u capable oil sewing elastic goods,
IN sing smooth AMI dGNibie seam with stitch
Ike on both suIc--ihu- enabling tIc sewing of
any number of thicSucs,c' without ba-t.ng, and
operating with equal facility ON tie heaviest As
we'll a. the lishiest fairies
10 addition 20 the iorcgou. invaluable ard in.
ti>ncnsohic fcatutre, NufH art peculiar 10 TINS
machine alone, we urge the following additional
poiuts:
lst. Snnphcify.-lt has no under works TO be
looked aflcr OF gct out oi order.
"a. Durability 1t, working parts are made Of
the best improved steel, axe compact, strong and
durable.
81. Efficiency. Ii is the largest machine man.
uiAotared that J. aJapte Tor family sewing IT,
Of inch ANN enables 30 20 ilo greater variety of
stitching. from thc u htr,t oamhri- through all
grades 81 fabric To- harness leather. and do Il ."
well that the same machine may bc used either in
manufacturing or family scW.ng with oIual facii-
It's.
9Th. GrGcfi-ab}ify anil Ec0Homp.-It runs at q
high rate Of speed, which, combined with It. pc
chlisr iccd enables the operator - turn the work
% any angle while lhc "a tChino Is 10 iull motion,
without changing the tension otlcngth OF siiIch,
cuu-cq ucutiy 10 can easily do 90 given time one.
thirI more work than aus rotary co. four motion
feed 10 rtcyls m hcmmiug, Telling, tucNing
br.iiug. curliug. binding, quilting, ruNng; 70
vii make iiC and narrow hems. hym MI manner
0l Bias WOODEN goods, as son Wcfiuo Grape cloth,
oi goods difficult Co hem ON other machines. vnd
tor all Of which 10 has attachments especially
adapted kOr carriage trimming. shoe hitting.
tailoring, dress making aud family use 10 has no
suncIInE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
TO INVESTORS.
City Bonds, County Bonds and Town
Bonds Issued to Build Water
Works, schools Houses,
Bridges aud Court
Houses

Tao SAFELY o. these BOuds is WhA, commeni-
g vgn % juy,~tors. They are the first lieu On the
tutIrv property au,i combine, wealth OF muuiCtl-
A.ites. These Yield seven, eight aud ten FER cent.
iucoI0e Ite OF taxes. selected y IN special care,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
Abstract Of Piaint,g,. -.

T,NOCH FOSTER. JR of Betb.,
H. of oxford and state Of 49, 10 hs a.
JAMES JOHNSON OF W0burn H. Pair,s I
MiddleseS and Com m oaweaith M A. lle C9a,.
dcfendent. Assampslt on prpr,'. A'stglV
by the said johnson 10 one ffws,t aos
lie name OF l.. sandersJu, dated =, .Ssi,nlef.-
the thirteenth day Of May, 4 n -, y i1le,-,,..
OF ssJ ~ ia three months amer 49, =. i9r1, /.
was Afterwards transferred and M, AID a
plaintiff for valuable cOusider,t'a- erti /, |.
Addamnum, 800. Writ dated A..
and Ieturnable to the ;. J. Court. Sen i
lss5. F'aos n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

THE -ubs,rih,r, lg.rIr -.f
they have been lniy afr..a;.i .
Judge ot Probate, iDr tl' ..-t.
Assumed thr trg-f af t-.-1
pnd Testament ol II MNEE j. NV --.
Paris. On said Count. dr.tt.
the law directs thry lh.I Ii'
who Are indebted i1 t.. estA..
10 make immediate p o. IA .ui, .-- ...'
ortis SUMNER g. NEl p
Sept 81, ls,j. - BIZ J.. DAWN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
100000 Il & Il + >
OF MICHIGAN LANDS
EDR

a. Lands e '-e JACKSON, Lansing SaFiaiS Railroad
Company arc N5~ Offered for Sale.
They aT0 situated along i,- rulroAd and cont ain
IAtSc uacts az excellent FARMING and PlNk
b audi. The Guuug lands iarlulc some Of the
most fertile auI Wc.I-w1t.rci hardwood lands In
The STATE. They aye tmherrj mainly with hard
maple and beech. soil, black sandy loan, and
bounds iu spring, 90 purr.t water. Michigan j.
one of the least Indebted aud most pto sperous
states ID tAe Union, and L. farmers have greater
variety OF crops and ges 0urcls than any Mc.tcru
>.ltc. while some or tIe prairie states may pro
luce corn Boz ab IuIluce. they have no either re-
ource and " hen th- crop fails ic-.tuton follows,
- has been the ease ihe past year 90 Kansas and
Nebraska. For Maps, Circulars and further inlOr
nation, apply % OF address
q. VI. BARNES,
Land Comm sioneT, Lansing, Michigan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
QOdrp5

One Boys Opinion of the "GoOd.
Otd Times"
By the aNth0r Of LihIe Drops Of JFater.
How glad l am that wasn't boy
In the days OF Adam aul Eve
For wedding the garden is not good hn,
And il / had been the oldest one,
'Twould be lonesome you'd better believe.
don't belle se I should ever have liked
Their strange, old fashioned ways;
Then Mother Eve was not FUSED 10 noise,'
And Cain aud Abel were not good boys,
For they quarreled, the Bible says.
o dear, / don't wonder, for oaly think,
There were enly those two Together
And who ever heard OF two boys who could
Agree with each her, through every mood
Aud every kind Of weather:
No boots to stamp with no every drst pants, -
To turn little boys 10 men
No drum, o. whistle, or kite or ball
No grandma with doughnuts sud,worse than all
They hal no Santaclause then.
ST. Nicholas FOR october.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

SO DSYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARMING.p
L How either sex may lascnate aud gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in
stantly. This arr all can possess, tree, 10y mail,
Tor % cents; together with Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints To Ladies', etc.
!, 10000 sold 4 queer hook. Address,
II. WILLIAN Il co, Pubs PHILADELPHIA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

NAN va" NNNN 10 .'HH" N
Probate Tor the County OF oxford t1i .,.--
trust OF Almusttas9r uf ola.
HENEN L. pEAN. lt.ur u,.--.
IN said County deceased bt gtIl- i.l. t..
directs hs Therefore rrIu..f. d. l.-....- b.
indebted - the estate 0f SAID ..-a... D. l..
mediate payment AMI those WHO have 49,.
thereon 20 exhibit the same t0
sept. n. -. Luther Pfy.
THE subscriber hr-rhy ,., ,.l ...-
De has bcvn duly appointed .s MI, Ila, i.
Probate f0r the County Hi oxford .1I 4...
trust Of Adm .ni-trti1r .r fL. ......a.
CLEMENT ~EA}f1 .'r.. l.
10 said County dcrr1s,i .F .tt. BONA
directs DO thsr fprr .it.. ..-..-.-.
ind, bed 90 the c.tltro ...i i..,...i. Goa.
mediate payment Iu 3 chose t'l lat. l-, u
thereon tOcNhihit che .am. u
sept 3D., -. 20 Llr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

Wrte for our hst with prices. Especial atton
zion given - tIe E.e..iueuJ e funds Tor Savings
Bauks, Insurance Conlpauiv aud Trustees Of Ks-
.4tts. 2JjunCl2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

THE Subscribe. -UIe.. s... I.
hc has been dult apH'uf-.
Judge ct Probate i9f cine ,.la.g US
assumed thu trust of t.r. DID,.
and Testament ui
ANSEL &. WASHER -N. A.. a.0
law directs he NI.ai. .e....t.
who arr Indebted 20 tHr r-.i.- ~ .l!
make immcd. itc U4.u ascot. ..I t..sH
any demands thereon t..tt... .-4.-
WILLIAM b.. Dl,aIL
So. Paris, SEPT; %. ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19

JAMES 5. WRIGHT. cler4.