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, 1877-10-24

~ .s,c t nffer Mr. ''ayarnurh ensc in. an! the twn
rn.hr,l VI, him. ..l','S hand *n'i t"nk hiu' "f
fsw ,s' moments. lrc''n'ly tasuuanYh'a face got
rel, and b a1e r. ts'n1e; arnf.nsl, Of 1e:a n;:,,
t n ;ccrsd !" xss tT @ sns's @ mi
Al ss,y, the sss: ~. 70? r'ae @ TO ~ i:
himself II work 10 run The thing 't1Hn. anl was
pr".Iy pi tueee..sui in his .et impo.c,l ,n,stlon
r ii appcara Tint a day "s 10 aEs thrannnsh
ntr An UNSIGNED LETTRR
ssktng him to call nt The tirand Pacific Hotel At 3
q Importance; lle bad ~ lhea irotn whom Tie
rhat i, n,can.. sti he went. feeaurc hc thought
i H1iEls le something Of consequence.
toonsf 'a BE- cnet The hotel thar 1idrs.h
ss~. sS sn'I they introduced shcnsnlset to him.
After tew Incidental mnn:crta!!ont q one Of them
ri r~r, md he vsnts you, aud want you. 10 your
s,if nominate him al t!4t Convention of Working.
men which r. to b. held to.fnorsnw. fon nEc the
Gyc great deal more weight coming from you
thsn irUn, anybody else. Now yon
hist SAT- WHAT ron WANT,
.sa you shall have It, II Will be ali right, no mai
caannt sln TINT, " said Casannuzh; and til
dld Ii wo1lan't tc of ang ntc, because tho nemo-
II seli Jon they Will" .afd John col.,n. '.The
old man has got The pima s!' st. the pines Al laid
I / soRs snnsFe s a.
Scn care ior money, bni II you 10 want any latnv
f. a If ass H. Al 's + tat 20 On }Se he
foor Of TINT Convention to-mosrow morning md
som,uae Harvey Colvsn for County Treasurer"
biafted cut Indignantly tllnl he wonid nut have
say.h!ngte do With anything e the kind.
TO pfsy ,hna h and nnrsd hin
and he could have nll he wanted. Hut CAyAuAugh
, 1877-10-24


4 strange tccno occurred the other day at stcFct
on the MUsellc. Herr Schmidt lIaG dog which lie
winhcd to get r!d Of. Rowing out Into tho middle
ut thn river, he fastened atone rouhd tho dogs
llcAd and threw him into tho water Tho animal
tank Al oner; but during his struggles the ropo
slipped of the stone, anil he again rose to tho
face anil tried to get back into the boat lila MAS.
ihe dog pcrrcverct, he lost hlr patience. anil.
ktr1kng at him with his oar. lost hfs balance aud
fell Into The wnter himsclf. lte was unah!c to
cecicd in bringing lin TO Iani. ailer having been
repeatedly washcd away by tho current The dogs
lFe 'paFea' ;sr.,; ws s;G III spey ,,am tn say'
a certain Monsieur n, golng on font from
ieuzs T. Less.'ns., n Belgium, !o9k yin hin h.
snh unwilling ettArs tu drnwn him Or TO Hhuut
him. r resolved e lo*e nm or ihe way, Tha
ce!vcd nothing hnt threats, seemed TO understand
hiA masters project: ho Gcpt quite Gloss to h!e
heels, and wi,ntd not leasc hin, for momrnf.
TO ni*h hi busncr*, wcnt 10 the ins, and rail 10
his fur fouteA compnnIat, Instead Of good night:
an rom ETH to witt abaa 'H Se
went up t0 h1a room ami went t0 bed.
Tho next morning m Ereat , Sas S--'s surprise 70
kis waistcoas wers mis.lnY. Tho landlord. when
questioned. maintained that m one couIl have
akcn tl,o.e articles a. no otcr stranger had bccn
lOlXEl In tho Inn. They wetG HenrchHg and wnn-
tlcring, When they found tn curncr of the hu.tu
thu doy. who had been 20 threatened the evening
sf'oss Hs ss sa wa'ts't s asd u
w!.hc IN sht. rSy tS prevent II. mater ft9n
Mo,,:;en ssxs'I ' ;s : @ sss asys n connection
their 1args stock of hor.es Two walchnien guard
thsn stable day and night and care for tIlc horrrs.
s,s Il sfnsi S s ass seses. Fs
on tho promises. This ANIMAL realizes TINT hu is
, 1877-10-24

With at1on. head 9ud a discriminating palate.
Thr wn. ,.a't Trim fl" tsrhrnr h sH,,sa"t'
reflenon ii. upon the iae,, Il !, msrr,ink" Il.
hsd noted that nnc Kind OF roi Imp.stri fraarsnce
and annsher generosity. ami discovered, hist
white ~inc e"ala r. made from the j nlssnH.,
sss's sSs% '' se ss,?;Sis,s:"x :ss
sAe Zee ep' d ''ssh sa,k 0;s"fed 81. T. mnes q" @
rntlaele .'opFcr for BOTTLE than he naa dipped in
ol which had heretofore served Tint tutpo.c
Tim white, or. ~ 1t war sometimes styled. the
gray vine al Chsmpacns grew famous and ~
mannfse;ar: @ M ,preA1 throughout the province hns
ssi'aser' esss S.y nm smens * b. WIS and ie.'e.
barrels and BOTTLES, aiIahted upon a d!.coVerv
destined 10 be far mofc Important In ia results.
Nnc-h wine that burst ontUf the hottie and areT.
nnwsd The gtass that was twice ~ dainty tn The
c eo:s Tsss Il IT, " s has
this discovery was made. when tho rlory 81 tho
.1 Soet ~ r. sn the vans, ana WITH i rne
for whors especial benefit lqneurs % hsA
nssn ,nssntea. t.an1 r'sssm Of h. y;9s,n ;n,tn
tcic:a. tete With tbr widow Of searron. It found
II" chief patfan*. however, amt'nu tho hands 81 81
Nre-isy. whom The Due d Orleans and t,,e pne 1le
Nenlume had gathered round them At the 1'a'al.
~ s H. W. e Gsg s 81 hS
apS.ie p siS a'set @ % tSe esli;st!en d. sseas
lsref Of st. rctersar1t introduced t!.e wine bear.
.ns his name. The, nowes.wrs,thed i,ottlc.,
we s;en fns a dG,sn "s.e 9ns .; as
plated npon tho table. were hailed with rapture,
and lhencefo1.h sparkling wine was an indI..
scrnd IN 'he hshs, a.. e ee. the opnp
ctIampscnc. .eurka seemed tu ring the kncl of ead.
ns.. anl The .ieosiss u Ma5n,so.sh wele !.
, 1877-10-24
QUll'A.

Joint occupatton-CaFvlnE.
Hotel. keepers are people wc hare 10 '.ppt up
with"
''Thl.." thought boy while being trounced ty
bis fond papa, ~. very Ike whale"
mo, na'am.' ratl grocer to an applicant for
credit, ~ wouldn't even trust my own fcclnes."
The man who secsA \ friend running aftcf lin
nowadays thinks whether he owes him anything
before he toys ''fiUsn morning."
nrc In debt to each ottcr. Well indeed mhy our
people DO called the asnrty owcn'anry. -iia~tsyt
iathesiand: and wt;lIns to saY AZ. - good: by' :.
don'I como back, hnlo.'
Old gent to boy {who IL smoking tue eud Of a
cltar lie tIaa picked ur,: "t'gh, fot shame. throw
y tn, cn ns. nnr ,noks TOT '0n
A tramp called nj house on West Till The other
dny and asked for romethtng to cat lie wnH 70
thin. he raid. That when he bad pain ho eonlaH't
tell whether It was touch Of the cullc or tic back
When, the tns~tantiAls Of the dinner hnd hcen
t1I'porcd q by the v.ito!s. Mn. GemcntIna FIdea
o6. saa 70 III heS h,sed s'Fl n.Mow s;.y you
,sa{ se1, es'nf stnS u: 9s ae''
The President q q Philadelphia street -car com
pany laa rtolcn 81, 600, 900. and they lave ouy
jn.t now found II nut. sic ls probably ti.c man
ila. asst recommended thc mo u tho dcE-pnnch
for conductots.- Turner'S Fd!!s Reporter.
II snowr every othcr day In Russia during tic
winter. and tl'onssnis a. young men Join the cznrn
nrn'y tc ga!t the Tnrk. for no other purpose than
tho front pavement three or four li!nca work.
A Connecticut man, whose death was salsely re-
nostcd In newspaper. writes: 'lrs mistake;
l'vc no tnought o. dIfns; ] couldn't Afford f
nntl pO1atocs worth only 81 ccnes hushel IN
Waterbury.
good story r. told Of n scapegraee whom a
, 1877-10-24
CURRENT GOSSIP.

TO a DEBATED 1tUa1MtNl-1lIIsD.
Little bird, 10 like the rainbow
In thy colors, tender ono, ',.
What has caused thee tins to 1lnccr
ia 40 long from Southern hotnu1
Though we dearly lore thy presence,
Vet VIC bid thee haetc away: ?
Think not, tiny little truant
Thou cAns't bcar Winters ,lAJ.
IN the land where Southern sun shines,
Where bright flowers ever bloom,
Thon mayst find Welcome tender,
Far away from al this gloom,
lrhail often think I sec thee
Fitting On from honr 10 hour,
Drinking deeply nf the nectar
Whlcl, thnu cuttest from each flower.
Then good.by, my little fairy.
Till tho Summer comes agnin;
Then. on wings 70 light and airy,
Thou mayFt once more Northwasd wen6.
Ocronxn, 1877. @. Gtny.
, 1877-10-24
A HEART OF STONE.

1WfEEt& ff<& IFf&ts
woman about 10 ycare old yesterday sat bo-
hind chestnut stand on Congress- street East,
waiting for the asartclous public 10 camc along
and gobhlo up her 60 cents' worth Of stock. There
waa Hothrr1y, benevolent look to her facc. AMI
a phYs,ogBomist would have said that aha felt
sor1y for everybody who wasn't able to start a
chestnut stand. Bhe hadn't been thcrc long WHEN
u lump Of boy 0 or 10 years old, having t!le
hIAckest bare feet ever scen Ia Detroit Anti bis
left hand rolled arin adIrty ray. sst a"~n on the
ing and wsll!nr ~ he no.t @ atresius Mapncr. n
to wandered 10 and fro In seeming great dlalsuss
vi mind.
looked aeross The ssrect. Ee wsics again, louder
than hcforr. hui she never n,ussA her eyes,
.'uh. oh! I'm most dead:' hs 1obbsd, but her
chrsnnt and csuwd it down Into Tho ln1lase Of tho
full half-pInt nrAsnIe.
a .hsn S.sd n' ID .onE aa be .s a. her
"0al how with l had a m. snd pa, and want
'rhe woman looked up and down she, street 10
sec II any runaway tcams wrEe eo'Hing That
thv dldut sesa to know that poor orphan Wa
::oht how cold and hungry and stck / au,'
howled The boy. a. hs iRoksd up at her With teas-
she didn't e,ea wink ono OF her oplies..
''Sath!n 70 eAs M ioF tstse aa{...iep. !n ~ Ice.
i,osj open, and oil how wsnt 70 be somebodrs
da5i,a'. sn4 usiax in thu coal, and build tho dfss
rue woman found another had chestnut and slow.
fy put Il wheEpil would do you'd.
Ths ooy wa Ye'1ng discouraged. lls sose right
nu,.," mwon's you give 'ads'in orphan too ehs't'
,,,;. n;4xo1." she REowled. while tho benevolent
'.Moat w give ..aEvln' orphan Just a's-orO
"S.my ,.Gxo6i4 onf4
, 1877-10-24

CHAMPIONS or ~ vs., TIE 81. LOUIS OF '13.
1T. LoCls, Oct. G}.-The next years team Of
the St. Louis Drown Stockings, with the cxecp-
tion OF one member, played a most brilliant
Entnc here this afternoon with this year's
champions, the boston Itcds, and won It By tho
following scorc:
-. Louts..........,.I 0 l O . o ? o.
BOtlDn.... :. ..,........1 " o u o U-l
1sans chrncd-St. Louis. !; 1soatoll, u.
TaEc. .his.-HL Louis. 4: fnstns,. ].
-Er1oes-St Lonis. +; 3onton, II.
Tie game elo*cd at the eighth Inning OIL
account OF darkness.
, 1877-10-24
Bus1SEss ON a NEW PRINCIPLE.

tfttte girl living Just west Of lnd[anola sskcd
for permission " sell melons during abe melon
seasou. This being granted shs u pncs set up her
stora Of due melons Il her ta.heFs gate, aud then
askxd her uamma Shat prizes she should ak for
tiege OF askfnE her own price Tor her iu1uscs.
Fur ; while shr was At loss u knuw what to Do.
but callfng her wits together for I few moments
lilo people; II they co.ns along IN a dne buggy. :!
will asE shen 10 cents for ~ psat ones, aud i
sarlon rs cents: but il they coms along on fuut
and look nH tired will sell to Them for Is cents
the sanu sized 1ue0nA sAk tbs rich people 10
cents for" Her word she Kept. xri sold seyarsi
d0lsts' worth Ut uaclons during the fall.
, 1877-10-24
THE FIRST CHAMPAGNE.

II happened that about tho year ld65 the ONCE Of
cellarsr Vas conferred upon = worthy monk uamsd
pe1xnon. Poet4 md suasteFs, VIC know, are born,
and rot made; aud this precursor Of the Aoets and
C1lquots. the iie,ds,ecias aud the Nuuuls OF our
1sys, sesma 10 have been sRdeyea.b born ce.lAgmau,
, 1877-10-24
THE sTATE-HovsE APPROPRIATION.

TEscOIA, ILL.,, Oct. Observation-Disclosures the
repeated publications of the titles Of four-0fths
VI tho newspapers Of the State which Rre
ylAssed ~ hostile 10 tts Statc-uouss Ring aud
, 1877-10-24
SENATOR MORTON.

rbtefnt n'sJastch to The c3fra3a T~tbuas
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. oA-l)rs. bliss, Thomr-
son, and Wonlhurn made thorough cxat,lft,:l-
tion Of Senator Morton to-tlay. md In most re-
spccts tluA lhs condition morc favorable than at
any timo siuce Ills return from Orrgnn. The
worst unfarnrahlc symphonic arc failure of ar.
petite nn'i consequent stca,!y weakening OF
tho system. Yesterday an,l to-tfav thu Senator
has beun drinking very freely of rirs, milk, a.ut
Dr. bliss Is greatly encouraged that this will
itnpart. strength and Ic lilo brsinnine Ut TT.
turn Vi appetite.
, 1877-10-24
srAT11EM MArfca AND MEDICINE.

N1Fk Jtfa1H n .l70HIlc J9F N0tf'16fF.
Among other talks o-day It came out that whalc-
ships carry no doctors. Tho Captain ad1s tho
slocioFslip to his own duties. lie not only gives
medicines, but sets broken limbs after notions Of
his own or snws them oil and sears The stump
ahcn pn.pntatiun *ecms beat. This Captain II pto.
vfded with mrtlfcne-ehcst, with The medicines
Eoe. VIZ, th.. !. axe.eFbe. a'.sa.ss aud .y1n;
oucc nj honr, Or '5tso tun grains af No. ~ every
half hour" rtr. t)no 81 our sea captalna canle
across u skipper In t,s North rnclac who was In 4
ata,o Ut great snspt4u aud pcrplextty. said la:
business. !,ae q riy n.sP VA .!ck3poanF much tho
sltcf t1uake In thG tbuok: It sid Elte him tea.
spoonful 0f NJ. Is went u thu aledelna chat AuI
lsss "a @ oat of ~ II lulfea II vt ~ 70 r. % W..
Into lhe lsl!o. L.af lev: .sasu u No and ia,ta
hiui Ia nicen luin1tss yhcrcs .pnrIli1x about ihis
medlelne .ehcst aysten1 that's TOO many fur Mlc.
, 1877-10-24
"0N YEsl.ERDAY.n

Rirh1rd frnnt trANs In tAs .ytp lark TINES.
no.ies next, and print only part Of a letter. tho
remainder Of which may hereafter refer to. II
brings forward for remark a growing error, and 10
me very offensive one. hare not huwcscr. oh.
seryod IL particularly In tho paper Which my cor
respondent mentions:
.,rsAM s.n. Having shown up. Ia Mordt and 3httr
Esfs. lhas wtrrhrh amfrIranis1n, - IN tht sFuci,
will yo not dAY yur respects 10 aHpthef monster whle
las 1xu!y bfenn to 4h.w s huesI ilra! In the news.
pspaEs tnotaty in thu H"rEtt t-''nn ye.ttFisyt do
moi KNOW WtEu mi. prrss1n bul II aetl
10 be OF sort that to b. hatsd needs but 10
bc scea."
''On yesterday" u. I believe, unknown 10 the
speakers and wE,tesH Of good English. From thnpt
who use L We may En0n cxprct to hear ''0n tu.
tAy." tThe Chicago Yitnss ,iats thi* expression.
This so,reism u, believe. Of Southern origin: At
ltast: hays obsetse4 II only ~ ths writings .na
and nfrnht linz. II sse1ns to bs tho rceAlt us an
attempt e better gsod general .sags,: we.ay.'om
mn, "on to.dsy"I stmply bseaass "yr.tenI.y"
an.t Sunday. etc. Yesterday, :" In Anslo. Saxon
ays'fan-ddg, contains an element, VfAifr or vts.
frrH, Tho modern form OF gystFan, which CORE.
.ls'nt. to the Latin hts'fFna<. and which makes ON
subcrnuoua. Hstffrnus u,eaus on the day before
to-day, l. t., yesterday.
, 1877-10-24

}lEKs0SAL- Bltlt-A- Bl;At, AbfE TO ZEE fnU
n1st Saturday aud sunday II SvssMtsf. but write.
Dk1G-A.buAE.
, 1877-10-24
N1TUATlors wANTEp-mALF.


SITUATIONS wANTEn-MALE.
mookkccps.', 11.s q c'erk., s.,, Nc:
s 2. sss :s
ctruAT,oS wxSrfp-nY YoiJya MAN HAv-
WIS, sas s %sdfea r. ''f T. 4ukS: fa
;! s3.s T. il; p55s 3!;s
~ -'"@A :-. 1ai,s.;;an,on.. S,, s,s1sae eH1e
SfrGAaTinN Sar WASTtEn.hT 1tI,ls. AZ ExryR1ENcED
is,S's 81 rs'sfsness xadss" e64 *.
4-S :=:-:-.: .:-.: -'-s---.-.-
~.s4IuAE1o,s wA1TEn=EEmALE..
sS@!:;:st "a s:sx: ...h. .na i.oe + iii:
Sorth t1a's.t. t.' .s'eleAss. l'ea1' @" ~ 4''
IL hau,cx",f Pit..a I'll. ~! ,nAT!sh G1Rt To
l1ruaTtnx wASTED-1Y a T7'f;R05;017;T:
i; II. :: .dss %
;.ps:,. Il = w.! fa!;ef3a
sou'a pea' omit. ' '''0'> u ''''oa "0'x' WIN
d -e. IL a|9 o.ssi sENS4S UNA
Si1g*1ox !! :tas; w;AxrEp1o . b6 GENERAL 2 aoTsE:
m.n iii: aia Gslamet..y. p''''~ '.aA' " A'''
msI. fam,y af .andrr df al, s~Ebn1H on1! uiat IT
Wan Rafta.it. 2,as .. 24'' "o'~ 1'p''' '''s 1&t
y assist with htu4-hoid csresi Il fnnd II ehdrrn
y ~: aisss se7e ['s,.1s<' 1eats =.
o. s eefe q, e &
, 1877-10-24

I,0R 6ALE-ONk o.11OtiSE. ONE Is HORSE. NSl
~ arsc g1Ftabe: ono g. AUFsc. une 10 hutse thrvsh
tnx sxroed- hand Anlra sugtles, rcast - kutd II re v
At bargain. Az axrs Il nsx Portable 4al ulounIe
engines In ttock. COLLINS EATON. IL soul
Ekuxl It,
, 1877-10-24

I;01s sAiE-E ENt;t.Ew0OD : CHEAP. CIlEAr.
J. chesp- -h!ty.nt iv'nc: hs1ck bastnrn. 2.t,nfY
natp9t: ws.,a.n.a::. ,ot'h e fIfty.nin.h,t.: am
J. iii,4sf, Enste .oad. a4'''e - "'a'' 'f
1,on sALE-flm WILL KUY. 4 bEACTiFEL L0T.
M ons an l%:k fen as19:; at Lasnss; e. 'ni!ss f,o.
III narkr and shown fire.: shat free: nj tr4
arrsds on. IRA HItDWS. Hl LaSsllc. At. i:oun =.
L'ois SAFE HAykSsw0fjp ~ MfNt;rFs'
r ride frnfn WtlIAat. dcpAt nfs Jtxl-3tt feet fur
ENn ra.h. b T. LYMAN. NH. II Ioftisad Iil.ck. -.
, 1877-10-24

-. Kf.1K1s 1ss911HF n RNsSTEUs
IJ-hSTED-oo on .. rEEr Snnrr FROST ~
" sUclb WatCs.&t., between t:l1rk and state; will
t.5 ~ rah: a.n Mtnr lu, tcrt on 1ndana ar, hortn
L. HENRY 4 LAtIlLt y Ell, tlN lacarhnfn.ktt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
Nnn-itesidenf rnNrs.


In the town Of Ne"ry, aud County OF oxford,
for the year le.d
The ioll wing list Of taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners in the town Of Nrwry, Tor the
wear 1876 IN bills committed 10 Ellth Power,
collector Of taxes Of said town. on tic 2Hh day
of June. ls.r. has been returned hy him 20 ~.
a. remaining unpaid on the l2l day Ci JuIc.
unpaid and notice G.. hereby given mat if hc sali
taxes, Interest and charge are not paid ,liO tht
Treasury Of said town of Newry. within CO. htceu
months from tie date Of ihe commitment Ot saii
taN,s 30 much OF the real estate taxed win be-
sufficient Ia pay tt,r amount due therefor lnclIdn.
interest and clIr-c- viii without farther uyuc. De-
sold aI public auction ~ the stone Of g.. Bistee
IN said town. uu tic ,.h taF col January le,-, tt
one n,clork On IMr AllemoOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
Closing out SaIe'
Dry and Fancy Goods
nj Prices To Suit.

We have just ordered an
immense stock of Dry and
Fancy Goods, for Fall and
Winter. to be- delivered about
Sept. LIST.
Our store is full now, and in
order to make room for the
above. We shall offer our entire
stock Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
Non-Rcsident Taxes,
In The Plantation OF Million IN the County O
- for,l for the wear 1874

ford for the year 1875.
Tb. following list OF Taxes on Real Estate OF nOn.
resident owners in the Plantation of Milton for
the wear 1876, In bills committed io Jefferson Jack
son Corector of said Plantation. on the %, day uf
,Juue 1876 has been retnrned 10y him 10 ne a,
rc,riaining unpaid on the ", day of June, 81,
hv Ms certificate of That dale. and now remain
,lnuald aud notice is hereby given that IL thr sail
IaSes and interest and changes are not paid into
tbe Treasury Of the said Town, within eighteen
months from the date o tile commitment Of the
aid bills. so much of the real estate taxed as
will be sufficient to pay The amount due therefor
including Interest and charges, will, without fur.
Their notice, be sold at Public Auction, at the
house OF the subscriber IN said Plantation on the
third day Of January, 1915, at one O'Clock L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04

LIN up our beautiful Hasi
Let cannon-mouth
Unto North and South V
Prom erag to crag-
Answer the resonant shout +,
OF nstions crying out;.
ria LAhsrg's Tisstr'
Give 70 all vinds our TAs'
Ger lands and waves. O.
whsresosvU slaves
Thar fsttsrs drag.
p o. let its glorious stars
q Shine through all prison btrSs,
II AumAnity's FiAs y
J rins gu, sA.. eloquent n-s' 80
No need Of drum.
Hits light may come
who're soldiers lag
Into each patriot VIII
/. That starry voice must thrill
Amsries's Flssl
y Al u o~f4neA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04

The old Scottish hearers we're very
particular on the subject OF their minis
ters preaching old sermons. A group OF
Pensioners was observed to be some
what merry on their way home. The
minister asked the cause of this. "ln-
deed, sir,p replied the beadle. they were
saying ye had preached an auld sermon
to-day, bat l tackled them. for tould
them it was no an auld sermon. for the
minister had preached it not six months
sype." ssO J - &Att
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
EENDALrS SPAWN CURE
ROOFING SLATE.

A. WILBUR & co Slate Wharves, b2O
Commercial ST, Hoston. sole Agents for
Merrill. Celebrated BrowuSiile Uufading Slate.
Strongest and best made lees repairs than others
received the higheht Centennial award, medal
and Diploma Sold by the square or cargo at
Bangor or Boston. Also all other Kinds OF slate
and roofing materials. Address 4. W. Co.,
Bnston, or u. A. MERRILL, Bangor, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
Notice Of Foreclosure.

yIYHEREAS NJ. +. knight OF Rumiord In the
w County OF oxford and State OF Maine by his
deed dates, the twenty fourth day OF August A.
ID 1891 and recorded with Oxford Records book
100 page 536 convey ed TO one Josiah j. knight OF
the same Rumford in mortgage certain tract or
IN Milton i'm sail County OF oxford and described
"a follows 10 wit: the homestead farm on when
said NJ y. Knight then resided and still resides
situated in said Rumford and Milton ana being me
10 said n 4. Knight on the day of ths date OF
said mortgage; and on the MIN day oil July ID;
1876 said Josiah j. knight, being then the lawful
secured and remaining unpaid, assigned trans
tered set over and conveyed TO me- Lewis w, w.
Child the said mortgage and all MS right utie
now therefore the condition Of said mortgage be:
ing broken |. the undersigned, by reason thereof
claim to iorecose the same agrssaS'y 10 the s'S''
LEWIS w. CHILD.
Milton Plantation, Aug. 10, ". ans2sSw
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ICE MATER

and sNeetened, forms mixture which, AZ a tooA
ind. healthy, and refreshing Summer beverage,
has ne equal. Barrels Of ice water, prepared 10
thl- WAY NAV be drank thout The slightest IN
jurys Aad happy j. the mHn who nnds m thls
substitute FOR spirituOuS liquors It's value -
the Farmer, the Mechanic, and Laborer cahnoi
be over estimated N IS 80 cheap a. 10 ne within
the reach Of AL. 80 finely favored as 90 be en-
4. - b. L..a-. nL The chhLna.l llumola.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thai
they have been duly appointed 10y the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the County Of Oxford and
assumed the trust OF Executors of the estate o.
Ia said county deceased, by giving bond ~ The lnw
directs: they therefore request MI persons Who
are indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased TO make
Immediate payment; and those who hove any de
mands thereon. to exhibit the sam
CHAIR O.. KINBEE II.
Aus n. ls11. CNIs BISHOP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

4 Vital Ven kness q T q epresst0n "a weak ex
hau stca fee ing, no energy or eouaFe the result
of MentaI over-vork rndiscrsttons or en- =
cesscs, or some drain upon the system, Is Away
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic speei-
nc No. IS. IL tones mp aud inyigorates the sys.
tenn dispels the gloom and dependency, impaits
strength aud energy,-stops the drain aud reju-
yenates theeuiire man. Been used twenty years
with berleci snccess by thousands. sold by dead.
ers Price, Zoo pers single vial or $500 per pack.
age of i've walls and $500 vial of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Hum
phreyf Homeopat Medicine Company
Yru FfTT T'DS ST NEW YORK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
CHOIERA MORRIS.

Cramps Pains, Disrrhcga, aud Dy sentery are IN
sEantly relieved bv IL. Il viii reader an shack OF
Ca0legs Norbus impossible, n taken when the
symptoms of this dangerous compliant Hfs' man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04
DYSPEPSIA,

Flarulencs slaegish Digestion want OF Tone nd
Aenyitv Ia the stomach ana BoNsls, Oppression
AMER Eating are sure o. DC relieved Oy single
dose taken after each useah \ great want exists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-04

OXFORD, S-:-At Court OF Probate held AT
Paris, within aud for the County OF oxford, On
the third Tuesday OF August, A -. 1871.
nN the Petition OF MARTHA 4. lloLhNN
" widow of Peter Holman late ot DNhcld 10
satd County, deceased. praying that her Dover
may DC set out 10 her from Tie Real Estate Oi sAii
deceased:
Ordered, That the said r'tilinner Civ" notice
TO all persons interested by causing COPY OF
this order TO be Published three weeks succrssVriy
"a the Oxford Democrat printcdat faris that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held AT farl'
10 said County on the third Tuesday OF sep. nrAl
atV O'Clock In the forenoon and shew oause II any
they have why the same should not bc granted.
An. WALKER, Judge.
trna couy-uttcst. n. 4. DAVIS, register.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

Rhis slexant prsparatiOn i prepared nom The
rRUE 1ADaicS 6inger. combined with choice AZ
omssScs xnd genuine French Brandy, and - vast
iy superior 10 every other kxtlaer OF Essence o.
Ginger before the pablo --asl OF which sfe Sre-
usre.l Min alsahtl Inv the oil rrccees.