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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

CARNIvERoUs PLAST.-A remarks able
plant was exhibited 10 the British Asso
citation for the Advancement OF Science.
by DR.. Hooker. who gave the inaugural
address as president Of the biology
section. The address was upon the
subject OF carniverous plants, and DR..
Hooker explained aud demonstrated by
experiment some extraordinary discov.
cries OF MIR. DArwin's. Among other
things. says n Liverpool paper. he show
ed plant called "Dionisl.' the leaves
OF which were open. \ fly was captur'
ed and put upon u Leaf which instantly
closed. and on leopcuing it was found
that the lly Was completely dissolved. A
bit OF beet was aiterwIrd consumed in
The same way. The leaf was then led
with cheese. which disagreed with it
horriblT. aud eventually killed it. DR.
Hooker explained that The plants action
was precisely similar 10 that Of the hu.
man stomach. The leaf rejected piece
OF wet chalk Professor Huxley. in
moving vote Of thanks. sid these
phenomena formed wonderful problem.
The plant had certainly = nervous sys-
tenn vi its own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Qottrp.
tor the OXFORD nENcCEAI-
Mrs. Frances FTeeidhd BeGrce.

silently gaze on her,-ouly just now
The death angel placed hjs seal on her brow,
And only u~l nov tue shadow did creep
That diulue hes glad ewes Tor the asI long sleep
Meckly the fair hands arr laid on her breast
Hands 20 much needed. folded 70 rest.
50 quietly faded she cut 90 thi- lie,
The daughter, sister The mother, aud Niie,
Friends saw uo, haud ina, bcckoned The dove
Prom out the ARK of protection AMI love
Bnt he household spirit glrled away,
AMI bitter The cup they'r tasting 20 lay.
rendcrly thinA ol her.-.id she not wear
Prom earliest gIlhJod, virtues most rare
Nutuc- tina, make up ihc Crown aud estate
OI Ct-r c..s home ls O. humble OF great
" Wonderfully gentle. so loving aul true
Just IKE SOME fragrant noNer laden With dew.
tull Don each lesne,, and perfect iu blow
Just So she drOed down uu,cr the snow.
But a litlle while, and thC SNOWY mound
That covers our love u The burial ground,
Will blossom in -recune>s the same a. before
The angel kucc kcd 40 the Old homestead door.
Aud when the green -v ard hall mantle her foim,
Nemori5, will coule, son, Winnin. and warm,
For each low D. daisy noiding 10 grace,
VIII seeming So ear heg calm, pleading face,
Aud unto our heart, this lesson they N bring
"Our faded home flower, most surely viii sprng
In thai fair garden. over The River
Yielding rare perfume unto The Giyer.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

fore they could disperse he bad kicked
and trampled three TO death and MAIN
eJ ,hreo or four more 10 that degree.
that they could moi move The balance
OF the pack fled prcciptaieiy into Tue
pines and the sagacious mnte again
started on his homewsrd journey. his
rider clinging to him. but apparently SO
imbecile rs 10 be OF little or no aiu IN
preserving his life. A mile further on
George caught sight of his cabin 10 the
distance lust AS his blooJthirsty pursuers
again announced their presence IN Inc
usual manner The old horse made ieeoie
efforts 10 struggle forward as he caught
siSht of his lowly stable. His pace was
irregular. and his heart thumped so yio'
lently that his rider corld feel II win
perfect ease But he succeeded IN car
wing his master in front OF his CABIN
door and sunk to the ground. The darSey
quickly flung himself from the fallen
beast and rushed into las ca0ln Just Us
The entire pack dashed up to the door
They announced their disappointment by
a series OF bowls and snsrls that eurdled
the blood in the darkey'' veins, and then
then they were seen to trn on The faith
lul old horse. He was 90 weak TO rise.
but gave vent to his agony by heart
reuding neigh. and then all that could be
heard was a horrible cuuching AS The
wolves rended him in pieces. George
Washington Jones teeth chartered and
the whites OF his eyes increased to an
unnatural size as be told the story OF his
adventure to the writer, and the terror
of the scene through VIII oh he had passed
had so worked upon his religious susceP'
tibili,ies that he announced that he In
tended in 4 short time t. drep the fiddle
and the bow auG turn preacher.-Ldpeer
Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

coarse blanket, alive with vermin; who
hardly knew The luxury Of an ablution;
who was often glad to apperse appetite
with food such as men who are not starv.
ing loathe; and whose nature possessed
Just the capacity for reflection and the
degree OF refinement which might be eS.
pected TO be developed from the mehtai
constitution Of his race by snch eondi-
ton aud such habits Of liie." There IS
no evidence whatever that in shrewdness,
executive capacity, or personal bravery
he was superior TO any oil the other
sachems who took part in the war; and
il is even matter oil some doubt whether
be was himself present at any OF the con-
iicts with the English. The war was In
fact general uprising of the neishboring
tribes. of which Philips Tribe the Wamp'
anoags. was not the most powerful or the
most influential. and was inspired and
guided quite as much by other sachems
as il was by him.
Ills understood TO be the intention OF
the Rhode Island Historical Society dur
ing the summer and TALL OF this year TO
celebrate by series OF excursions and
commemoration addresses those incidents
of the war most closely connected With
the history OF their own State. 1t will be
a matter for regret ii in Mas'acbus It's.
which was the chief actor aud the chief
sufferer in this perlous slruggle,-nt
Swapzey or Mendon. where the first
blows we've struck; Al Ipswich, where
I.othrop and Appleton lived. or Al Deer.
field. where Lothrop and all the flower OF
Essex were cut of; al Plymouth. where
Church was born and spent his early life :;
at Taunton. or Hadley, or Brooklield. or
somewhere else. there shall not also be
a fitting commemoralion oil those brave
and true men who. in The day Of small
things, confronted the unseen foe. and
saved the English colonies from extinc.
ton. All honor 10 the men who fought
at Lexington. and Concord. and Bunker
Hill. But while we celebrate their cen
staucy and their bravery in the times that
tried mems souls. let US hot forget that
just 200 years ago their grandialhers
passed through the fiery furnace. II we
owe much to tho men OF l776, we owe
not less TO the men OF the earlier time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

A FISH STORY Two OF our leading
lawy ers recently pilted against each 9th
err on The mackerel case in The Superior
Court. While one was making his
argument. the other was walking about
the room. All at once The Jury and 9th
ers in the court room began 10 smile
audibly. The speaker stopped, looking
much annoyed, Tor he thought they were
laughing al him; but he soon found that
the laugh was on the other fellow. for
he bad been promenading for some time
with The tail OF salt mackerel. which
had been used as evidence 10 the case.
protruding several inches from his coat.
tail pocket. where some sly rogue bad
slipped it, His looks IS he extracted
that fish lIom bis pocket expressed all
the emotions known 10 belong 10 man.
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Diamond Rheumatic Cure
is wonderful Medical Discovery.
PORTLAND, Dec. II, 1874

is 4 wonderful Medical Discovery.
PORTLAND, Dec. II, 1874.
". w. Whipple 4 90.
Gentlemen Unsolicited by YOU, wish 10 bear
testimony 10 the efficacy Of the DIAMOND RHEr.
NATlC CURE. During the past year have suffered
greatly from that common and agonizing aficiion,
Rheumatism. Ny shoulder was so affected that
my left arm was completely powerless and des-
paired OF ever again having the use OF that limb.
| was Induced, by hearing OF the many marvellous
cures accomplished Ly the agent while staying at
the Preblc House, TO buy bottle. IL is sufficient
10 say that without faith Ia the medicine or It's
results, by the taking OF i've small bottles was
entirely relieved. And weeks have since elapsed,
and am still all right and free from pain. with no
indications OF It's return, and the feelings Of new
life which | experience | attribute TO the use of
the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE. Have the kind.
ness TO pass my testimony and experience around
for the benefit Of suffering humanity.
Yours truly.
CYRUS HANSCON, Temple ST.
The dscoverer of this medicine has walked the
aisles ofthe hospitals Of London and Paris for the
past twenty years, making rheumatism specially.
and the prescription frum which this remedy J.
compounded is all he ever used in the treatment
OF this disease. For the past wear II has been
used with perfect success and satisfaction In
the hospitals Of Montreal, and Is recommended
by the very best medical practitioners IN that ciSy
as safe, speedy and positive cureIor either goui
OF rheumatism.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
suffice. In the most chronic case IL ~ 10 give
way by the use OF four or 1--we bottles. Put up
and prepared for the Mass. LABORATORY AssO-
CATION by L W. Conner, lt5 Court ST, Boston.
Thu medicine - for sale az al Druggists
happens your druggist has not got It IN STOCK ask
him 10 send for In 10 the Wholesale Agents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

To KEEP SILVER BRIGHT.-Nsver put q
particle of soap about your silver II you
would have it retain its original luster
When Il wants polishing, take q piece Of
soft leather and whiting. and rub hard
The proprietor OF one Of the eldest silver
establishments 10 the city OF Philadelphia
says that "houss keepers ruin their silver
by washing It 10 soap suds. as !, makes 1t
look like pewter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.
MARsH,ts otrtcr

I . =. MAkNHAL = pfi lN.
ulAni, February pa. .-.''
DISTRICT OF MAINE, :;
lhis j. % give Notice That on Ia -H,.'
day II February, \ d ISIS, W.uanf b. -''.-
ruptcy WIS Issued against The E.iato oi N'...
=. knight OF Rumisll, ia tie County o.. pt'.
and state OF Malrt who has been 90
Bankrupt on his oNu Petit.oa l..d iu OH. t.'
Court fjr sill District. February .-.I s. :. ''
that the payment OF any debt. a..H
aul property ue.'u -lus 3D. st'l i4n-. .I..
or fo, Die use. nnd Doe Transfer ui aIf pt
him. are f.ru .d-i.u 10. law, f.It a lu...H-
Creditor 90 fua -lli BtpA upt o. .t
u,bi-. aui Co choose one or nor. A.-i- -.
be holden az thr 1ihce 81 Geo 4. Wiz.
PARIS. lu ,art Di,trir'. before John VI W..
Register, ,u the fourth lue.uIy 90 W. I'D. .
ISIS al 30 O'Clock, \ VI MABEL.
L = Nlrr-haii. ~ M---en ger. toI -1i l'''
.fUuT .W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

OXFORD. - AT n Count Of Probate held al
Paris within and Tor the County OF ONlord
on the third TUESDAY Of January, u. l>.,.
~ the Petition ~ II ANNAlI u. SWIFT widow
~ OF Charles .. swim late OF oxford In SAID
County, deeea sed, praying for an allowance out OF
the Personal Estate OF her late husband.
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
20 all persons interested BY causing copy OF this
order TO be pubshedIhree weeks successively In the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
IN said County, on the third TUESDAY OF March next
AZ O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause u any
they have why the same should not be granted.
". X. BAKER, Judge
true sopy-atiesi. II. {. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Good Farm For sale.

1,tTt-,TEp IN Snmnrr. about 10 miles from
- Hurkuel,i and : milr- lrnm Wet fiu.i SAN
firtn is 30 acres us more, known a Capt '"rlth
firtn. Farm l., well divided iut" iiiiAgr' past"r
ag. and wood anil Hgildings Ia COOL repair,
I,rg. orchard cuts about % ton. n hay. fences
In good repair: rcighbor, good II desire !. me
purchaser can buy Household Goods fnrm Tool
aud stock gnoi nock Of sheep Ola age Is 'he
S,.,~rs F.b O. - JAMES JORDAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Guardians Sale.

DUR-UANT % q license from The 30
1 Judge OF Probate for the '"uI.' ''
. / -hnu sen n public auction, ON tac th..l SAY
Auril next 10 ten % clock IN the forenoon
premises, al the ight title aud luir-es. "..
Hattie B., Cora c aud Meitie C. Loft."' .'r
act 10 the following desc iJcd real estate 'a
IN. homestead farm OF james iuut. late e. fr'
In aid county: also the island 10 the river oP.
site sad farm also the lot LOO sali Peru. s'-l4r
on the north by isaac Chase land. 'H ihe ".
by \ J. Churchilrs land. on tue s.l'. .. ~
Iioward's land. and On inc east by ; VI D. .~
and J :. Nidbef's land. containing about a.''
Said ,yard.' Interest in sa.d ureml-ts Dt..s ..
sixth pat In common and undi vedei
JOEL n. BICELOW. GuA.ial
pput March ls-J
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

oAtORD, SIS :-Ata Court of Probate held st Paris
on the third Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1879.
AARON WOODBURY., Guardian Of Martha
Plummer, minor child and heir OF samuel rum
mer. late of Sweden in said County, having pre-.
sented his first account OF guardianship oil SAID
ward for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
10 ali persons interested BY causing copy Of this
orde:to be Published three weeks 10 the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear NJ Probate Court TO be held at fsris
in said County on the third Tuesday oil MAI; next
at o O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed
H.K. RAKER, Judge.
Atrue eopy-sttett: ". c. Davis Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Farm for Sale.

S,ITUATED To- Pans about three mi.r' rom
> Paris Ilill, on the r'al irtNHg l' h''AH.' w.
81 summer Parties desiring lo purchase prop
crt, rfh. desert tiup % ull avail them ives "i
tbi. opportunity. a. thl- farm Viii d. -'ll h gr.'t
a percentage III IL actual value u dppl'rt '''
-oun. .,....
The stock crnr-. farming tools and furniture
viii he priLcipall, included Ia The trade % ''ait'a
In, hlt.-r j. ClplcivU enough I't w" i'"
nni th. farm i,rg- snd prrlu I've enough '' '"i,
,.,ft thru, \lr ono Wishing % ruGt<c BOO Ht .. De-
mn ugr.u.ta will dui th.> % rare cA u'c. NR'
dress OF call on the subscriber Dn tue ~ tmi- r,
GEO. Z ny H~uN.
Plri-. Aug j., ls7t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Administrntor,s Sale.

ID virtue of 4 license from the Hon. Ike OF
ID Probate there will be sold at public auction
OF private -a.c, on the premises, on "Wednesday
the 3i-t day OF March next At ,'rlo'A' J.. VI ~.
the Real Estate including the reyrr- ion OF the
widows dover. Of which BcIslecl White. late OF
Par- desca- I'D, died possessed. Il consist. 90 a
good farm and commOdiOus buildings. about tNn
mile from 81. Paris on the road 20 Oxford.
good title will be given free OF al iucumbrnces.
L II. BROWN, Admir-.
Pari.. Feb. -. 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

OXFORD, SIS AT Court OF Probate held .
Paris within and tor tie County OF oxford
on the third Tue-dsy Of January \ ID lssj
On the petition Of HANNAH n SWIFT Al
ininistratrN oi the estate OF CHARLES n.
SWIFT, iNte Of oxford in >Aid County deceased,
praying for license 10 .eil aud convey all the real
estate OF said deceased as described and for reas-
ems set forth II her petition on lie IL the Probate
ofirC.
to a.! person. interr.ted by cau,iug an abstao; OF
her petition Win this order thereon 10 De- published
three weeks successfully IN Ga, Oxford n,moc1t
printed at Pari that lh-y NAV appear ~ a Probate
Court 10 be held ~ Parts In said County the
third Tuesday q March acXt az 9 o'clock Ia tne
forenoon and show cause II any they have Why the
same should not be grantei.
II. IL BAKER. Judge.
true copy-Attes,: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
NOTICE.

TINHE partnership Of RICH AiDs y, H.,
WIN he Dissolved on the iir.t day 'l
next. 81 M claim, must be pfcsen''u "'
accounts settled before tia, time. ,,p,T
RICHARDS n III ~ .
sm-Tu PARIS March ,, ls,j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Farm for Sale.

SMALL FARM situated In North ston,ha"l.
n capable of sustaining five heud oi ea'''e; i
horse aud a nock OF sheep, j. no" oHeI'l iyl ~,
TERMS: ssOo down aud 80 per wear WIN -',''
-,rurity. Tin paid Tor. THIS D. hr-t'ra'e OPP"
tunity ior a Young man or a -mall family ....,
Also. for sale good Cow AMI some 7 ~ nl''.h
Tool. Address ~ further information; ~
MAN, No. Lowell Name. '''N''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
oNFoRp, ss:-At coart Of Probate held az

OXFORD, SIS: AT Court OF Probate held at
Paris within AID for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF January, AID 1873.
HS the Petition OF the selectmen OF Mason. IN
~ said County. pray ing that Amos A. Grover OF
Mason be appointed Adiniuistrator on the estate
OF Nathaniel Tyler, lAie Of fTyebarg Academy
Grant Iva aid County. deceased:
Ordered. That the said Petitioners give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks ssvely Ia the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they mEy
appear At Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said County Oh the thlrd Tuesday OT March next
At O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew cause u amy
they have why the same should not be granted.
II. Il. BAKER, Judge.
\ true copy-attcst. ii. c. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

OF three experienced news
w paper canvasseis. Liberal Inducements
Address, or call immediately AZ the OXFORD DEN
OCRAT Office, Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
FOR SALE,

ADTsIRABLE STAND, situated At West
Paris, Term, easy laouire Of thu subscriber
mis-. L. L. HARVARD.
IVES, Paris, Feb. 90, -. 'w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09

UTANTED-Agents; - 10 - per day guaran-
w teed. Terms 10 Agents and complete out
III 6y mail, IS cents. Address,
EASTMAN & co, So Washin gton ST.,
Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by n simple
remedy is anxious to make known 10 his fellow suf
ferers the means OF cure. To all who desire IL, he
will send copy OF the prescription used, free Of
charged, with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they viii ind 3 SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
Parties wishing the presc riptOn will please ad
dress Rev. L. A. WILSON,
le4 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
SOMETHINGELSE.

This 10 an instrument
0 practically useful 10 ev
GH eryone; it dis place
VGx<3LSAesssss,.A that no other micro
E&1&SN scope does. IL exam
KTN ines, IN focus, whole
~Uc 10 Insects bugs OF worms
alive or dead, transpa
rent or Opaque, feet up
or down confined in = cAge-which i a part OF the
instrumrnt-while "a motion or in y nN@d position
without harIning the insect, as Is the barbsrous
custom with most other instruments. IL - Alec
the most perfect Instrument invented Tor ehAtnln
ing seeds. flowers, plants, minerals iaOries; Dana
notes, engraving, etc, Has, also, an attachment
for counting the number OF threads 10 square
inch OF the finest linens. Each instrument Is
enclosed in case, labeled with Instructions ior
PRiCE, tl.Oo .
Forwarded free for aetr subscribers win
$3.50, advanced payments.
Interesting variety OF microscopic objects care
fully prepared In Canada Balsam, on glass slides
neatly covered, and labeled With name OF object
and put up in boxes OF dozen for 'Sc; OF dozen
dozen sent free for nele subscribers; or dOr .
for q nee subscribers, with advanced payments.
A simple outfit for mounting commo n objects Tor
the microscope, suitable for Young beginners, en-
braeing dozen plaln glass slides, thin glass Gov
ers, papers cut Tor covering, labels, dlsseeans
needles with handles steel forceps, bottle or pre-
pared Canada Balsam, etc, All contained 10 Doh'
supplied for sl-5o.
Sent for Heic subscribers, with $3.50.
MIcro-Phetographs, mounted 90 slides,
embracing the LORDS Prayer. the Ien CommAna-
mepts Pietutes OF Henry Ward Beecher, r J.
Baruum, etc, condensed 10 space smaller than
pins head. PRICE, SOC. each.
sent for nes subscribers, with t3.oo.
Miero-PhotoKraphie watch Charms,
mounted In Ivory. with ring 20 attach 70 watch
chain embraclug the Lords prayer, Apostles
Creed, Views 10 Central Park, y. y. American
seenery, etc. PkICE' toe' each
Seat for nelr subscriber, with $50
Micro-Photographic Finger Rings,made
OF hard rubber nicely I'm ished, each having
tense with about the same variety OF pictures a
the Watch Charms. PRICE, sl.U
Sent for He,e subscribers, with $500.
Any Of Ihs above articles SD; Tree, by mail, On
receipt OF price: or for the number OF neo sub
scribers 10 the OXFORD DEMOCRAT, set against
each article. Address.
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
PARIS, MAINE.
ss-Ia erery eass orders must be accompanied BY
TIE CASH.
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Farm For sale in sumner,

Eurm TOT NaIt III WITH II'I'
GDNSISTINs ~ about one hunirei fnl t"c"iy
I acre. welt divided into uilare. uH-iuI' Hul
woodland. amt ,,rll known as th" ISAAC II AIN
nm Itht- good hu li.ur-. plenty ni voter ~
orchard. luI be- boo high stni" 80 culh'tIloh. u
l. one mile itom Jackson village. aud WiH nc -"il
~ a bargain For further particular enquire pi
SNrru DI.ptr,. Paris, OF, r =. CHASE, 20 {
I.uI IT
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ANY OF Ihs above articles sent free by mail On
receipt OF price: or, for the number OF neio sub
scribers 10 the OXFORD DEMOCRAT, set against
each article. Address.
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-09
Ladies Nice Kid Boots,

and everything In the line OF LADIES WEAR.
All this stock will be sold at the lowest rates
as the goods are bought for cash and can be dis
posed of on the same terms.
So PARIS Dee Is, ls.4 Sun
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WANTED.

a GENTS, male and female, TO sell Pictures
IN everywhere. Fourteen thousand retailed by
one. Another writes; 81 can make more money
IN this business than can on 4 el0, 600 farm, all
stocked" WHITNEY & CO,
Dec. 5, Sur Norwich, Conn.
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ss-h erery eGis orders must be accompanied B
he CASH.
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interchangeable Finger Rings, made
OF hard rubber nicely finished, each having
tense with about the same variety Of pictures a
the Watch Charms. PRICE, slW.
Sent for nelc subscribers. with $500.
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MIero-Phetographs, mounted on slides,
embracing the Lord's Pray er, the leo Command
mepts, Pictures OF Henry Ward Beeeher, r. i.
Baruum, etc, condensed 10 q space smaller tnan 4
pins head. PRICE, Soe. eaeh'
sent for o nes subscribers, with $500.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-02
An Eagle Fight In the Road.
From the Yerk0 Journal.

Last Monday morning, as Mr.. Knight, of
the Forrest House, was coming in town with
MS ice wagon when near Armstrong;
house, he came across to large eagles in
nerce combat on the ground in the road. He
and then, taking his whip, came back to
capture or kill the eagles. He thought at
hrst, from the way they grappled each other
with their claws, that they were tied together
and coming up closer. struck one of them
over the head, which caused them to sepa-
rate, each Of them hobbling of, unable to fly,
from exhaustion, having EVIDENTLY been
nghting for long time. One of them ran
towards Mr.. knights horse, causing him to
get frightened and break his harnss in hist
efforts to run of; while the other ran into
Armstrong; chicken house, and was driven
on oy MRS. Armstrong. They were both
bleeding and their bodies were scratched.
but they soon recovered and was able to
elude pursuit.