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comfort himself. Then The boy and calf
disentangled themselves, and started down
the street like mail train, until the calf
stopped suddenly, and the boy fell over it
and lost the rope.
The calf at once took to his heels, every
boy in the street running after and snatch
ing at the rope, until it got tangled in the
bridge when his conductor caught him by
the car and tail, and lively fight took
place ali across the bridge and out Of sight
while everybody along the street proceed
ed to tell how easy it is to lead a calf il
you 90 their way about it.
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Poe Recitin0 "The Raren."

Once, in discussing The Raven" Poe
observed that he had never heard 1t cor
rec,'y delivered by even the best readers
that IS, not as be desired that it should
be read. That evening q number OF Wis
itOrS being present he was requested to
reCite the poem and complied His inn
pressive delivery held the comp any SPELL
bound, but in the midst OF 1t, |, happening
to glance toward the open window above
the level roof Of the greenhouse, beheld q
group OF sable faces the whites Of whose
eyes shone IN strong relief against the
surrounding darkness These we're a
number Of our family servants, who hav-
ing heard much talk about MIR. Poe, the
poet, and having but an imperfect idea
what a poet was, had requested permiss-
ion Of my brother to witness the recital
Is the speaker became more lmpassioned
and excited, more conspicuous grew the
circle Of white eyes, until at length he
turned suddenly toward the wisdow, and,
extending his arm, cried, with awful We
hemence
Get thee back into the Tempest, aud the nights
FlutouiAn shore"
there was a sudden disappearance Of the
sable visages, scuttling Of feet, and the
gallery audience was gone. Ludicrous
as was the incident, the final touch was
gwen when at that moment Miss Poe,
who was an extraordinary character in
her way, ,lceoily entered the room, and
with a dull and drowsy delibera,ion seat
Cd hcTsllf on her brothers knee. tie had
subsided from bis excitement into a
gloomy despair, and now, fixing his eyes
upon his sister, he concluded:
Nui INC rav,l, never fitting stun i, sitting
sfiA ls sitting,
uu le pall bust Of PA,as just above my
tuAultr door,
Nulits ewes have al, ,be seeming q demon
mat is dirSmiag---'
The effect was Irresistible; aud as the
Huai "ncyermore' was soiemnly uttered
the b.'f-suppressed litter Of two very
Young persons Ia q corner was responded
TO b. i general laugh Poe remarked
quietly that on his next delivery Of a pub
Inc lecture he would "takc Rose along, to
act the part OF raven, in which she seem
ii born 10 excel Mrs Susan Archer
Weiss Scribner for Mar.
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MRs. GAINES ALLIGATOR STORY. Mrs
Gaines, surrounded by group OF inter.
ested listeners in the parlor Of the hotel
was laughing and carrying-on as merry AS
girl of sixteen, telling strange anecdotes
OF her most strange and romantic career
ais that SO ?" said person in the cir
Gle repeatedly
81 never heard any one say is that so,
without thinking of an alligator story"
said the little woman "Have any Of you
ever heard it?'
"Well--a credulous stranger was going
down the Red River in the small packet
that navigates that stream. The man en-
scOnced himself in the pilot house and
kept up a continual volley Of interroga-
tives.
"Are there many alligators in this
stream, stranger ?"
Hundreds of them; indeed, l may say
millions of them! :"
"Is-that-so,-stranger p
"Never told lie in my life, sir, One
time We were running race, and every
thing was excitement To our surprise,
the other boat passed. Throw over the
lines said the captain. The lines were
thrown overheard and the alligatOrs took
the lines and they just made tracks and
they shot ahead Of the other boat and run
our boat down the stream so fast, that in
five minutes We were out Of sight"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?"
Never told lie in my life. Another
time, the boat struck on a bar We work
ed and worked, but she didn't move peg
Throw over the lines, said the captain.
The lines were tossed into the water, and
the allig4tors seized them. and drew US of
as slick as the skin ON . boiled potato.
"Is-that--sO, stranger p
Never told lie in my life One time
the al.igators got sick and were about to
die. Throw over the medicine, said the
captain Thcmedicine chest was emptied
into the river, aad the aiIigstors all got
well"
"ls-that-so,-stranger ~
Never told lie in my life. After
awhile the captain got sick and died, and
the alligatOrs held a meeting and adopted
resolutions, anu resolved to wear mourn
ing for thirty days Each alligator clapp-
cd i chunk Of mud over his right eye, aud
the meeting adjourned
"lS-that-so,-straugor ?'
"Neyer told lie in my life. Read
about George Washington and the hatch
ct early in my iufantie career"
The story told in Mrs. Gainess rapid
and dramatic manner brought down the
house.-Washington Letter 10 Chicago
Times
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THE Boy AND A CALF.-Have any of
our readers ever attempted to lead calf
through village? Ii so, perhaps their
experiences were not unlike the following,
from Western paper
lie was small but muscular boy, and
the calf was probably two months old
There was a rope between them, and as
they went down South Third Street it was
difficult to tell whether the boy was lead.
ing the calf or the calf leading the boy
The calf made dash for the central Tx.
press Office The boy pulled him back and
be made dash for the boy,whO ran around
4 wagon and fell over a water melon
pile
Then the calf kicked up his heels and
b-a-a-d, and tried to run into store, but
the boy sat down on his line with all his
strength, aud suddenly sat down in the
mud, as the calf altered his mind and turn
ed and looked at him.
They went quietly ten steps. till a dog
barked, when the calf took four circles
around the boy in as many seconds, tying
MS legs up in the line, bringing him down
ia the mud again.and dragging him around
until he looked like an old hat that had
been run over
\ pbilanthropic man went to the boys
assistance, but the calf kicked him on the
leg and butted him in the stomaeh,s so that
he sat down on the curbstone and tried TO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12

A worthy lady Of this city, church
member in good standing, has a soma sea-
laring man, whose organ Of yeneration Is
hot 50 strongly developed. The other day,
she asked aim for fifty cents, to buy her
self pair of rubbers, which be declined
to furnish, as he had to purchase a barrel
Of flour and other articles at the same
time advising her to pray 10 the Lord for
the money 1t so happened that she had
to overhaul his wardrobe Tor making re-
pairs, and in ripping open an old vest, she
found between the lining and the outside,
two pieces Of scrip Of twenty-five cents
each With this she was enabled to pur-
chase her rubbers This is regarded as a
striking instance Of the efficacy drip
ping up old clothes. Bath Commercial.
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SIleriH's Sale.
STATE OLE NAME.
oXFnRn S.

OXFORD SIS: - -. tfi.
auction on the thrueth day Of March, A. d. le'sl
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon al King ssoIci ~
in Equity which Fayett BcSncll OF OXFORD III ~
County has to redeem certain piece OF paIvsl ~
land situated in oxford in the County OF ONiVIui
and state of Maine. bounded and descrineu Z.
follows 10 wit all that portion OF The Ezra fss
lot 40 called which lies on the East slde % We
road from Welchville in said Oxford 70 MeShAuiS
Falls. between land formerly owned oy HEM Hem
and land formerly owned OF occuyleu % ~ 49, 80
Young. and extending back 10 the line oil inc IA
line OF those lots containing twenty nine acIes,
more or less being part Of the homer'esd lai W
OF said Fayett Bcknell, and the Se'on4 pr pc. 81
parcel described In deed nom Danlri ha .Si
TO said Fayett BicSueil dated Apr 3, D,ls'I palt
recorded in the oxford Registry Of Deeds boo1
~ page ll6 upon which sad piece or parceI al
land s mortgage given by said t9 , l BioSng d.
Is-s =, secnre the payment Of the sum OF foui
bundred and hf(y dollars in one year, with inter-
est at ten per cent. I'LL paid: ,,.r sh.xiG
WILLIAM KEENE, Deputy snerin'
Oxford, Psb. 10Th, 4. ID. lds.
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of Appointment OF n he
ceiyer.

NVOIlCE is hereby given thst the kumiOrJ
~ Fails x Buckdrli Railroad Company, 4 cor
poraii0n established bv the laws of This state was
On the irst day OF February \. II. is1s, appoint
eli hy the supreme Judicial Court sitting ~ Al
burn. within and for the COUNTY of Andruscoggin,
Receiver OF tine Portland a ONiorl Railroad Co q,
Gnalsr the provisions OF Chapter Two hundred and
-four Of the public Laws ol tae stale OF Maine, ap'
proves February, ,, 4. 10. i>,i
The EumtOrl Fsl- X Hucbucl3 Etirotd Com
PAW.
by ISRAEL WASHBJBN JR.. its President.
Portland Feb. -, ls--. mj-jw
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WISHES.
~ MARl \. rsRscoTr.

l wish that the grasses would learn 10 sprout,
Tn 4 the lilac ami rOse-bash would both leaf ont;
That the crOcus would pat on her gay green ifil,
Aud robins beEiu 20 whistle aud trilli
I wish thai the wlnd-fower would grOpe It's way
Dat OF the darkness INTO Tie day,
That she rain would tall and the sun would shine,
Ard the rainbow hang in the sky for sign.
I v ISL that The silent brooks would shout,
And the apple blossoms begin 70 poUt,
And &c wish lnuc enough, nc doubt
The iAhy spring - as bilng AbOut
st. Nicholas.
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VEGETlNE

= The great celebrity vi our TIN TA| To-
SRACCO has caused many mutations t'ievI ''
- d PLACED on the market We therefore caution
AL Chewers against purcla M -urh .mi iA'i.r-.
udcAlCrs hutiEg OF >elIu< other pug t'ut'
SEQ bearing q hard OK metallic label. render
Sthem selves liable 70 The penalty of TIE Ia" ana
: ali persons violating cur trade marks arr puu .
-ishahle by nne and Imprisonment Ill It L
-SOF CONGRESS- AUG. ~. 1879.
. The genuine LORILLAhD TIN IAts TO-
.oBACCO can be distinguished oN TN IAt.
Sou each lump with the word LORlLLAhp
z stamped thereon
over ..Oss tons tobacco sold in 1877. ami
S2neariy 5000 persons emplot 90 lu l1Ctoriy>
= Taxes paid GOV m't in 1877 about sJ.SOA.-
1000, and during past IL years, over $40
1000. 900.
= These goods sold by all jo5lers NJ manriac-
Erur rut
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Notice of Foreclosure.

UyHEREAS George $. Mason oi Hiram iu The
w County % Oxford and state ~ Munc On
the eiEhtecnth day Of February n. II. l-.J, CON
viewed % NE m mortgage 81 certain dwelling house
situated Ia said Hiram On land OF iona, j. Sprlns,
being the house 80 tina, time occupied Oy >.Id
Mason said mortgage being duly executed and
recorded 10 The Ofhce Il the Town Clc-k OF -slI
Hiram. book ., page ia. and given TO secure pay
ment OF said Mason note % uc dated 81 aiorc-
sad Tor cniy-uye dollars m one wear an inter-
est AZ elsht per cent until paid. and whtre4- The
conditions OF said mortgage d., broken no,s claim
foreclosure OF the same.
PELEG Z. WADSWORlu.
Hiram, Feb. 2uth. lss-. m53w
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Nasty hates "payin. 1t robs dol
lar NV all its delite to know you hev got
to repay it agiD after you hev spent it.
Wat I would like" says this remarkable
ex-oficial, "would be to hev dollars
which would reproduce their selves. IT
two dollars Good only marry and hev
large families ~
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Germany has Pickwick indeed,
without guile. The story is told by the
Schweizerische Dorf kaIen1er, and is trans
lated by the London GlOb, The antiqu-
rian stood before a stabe-dOor, in rapt
delight, contemplating stone fixed in the
archway, which bore the inscription l0Sl
Calling the tenant farmer, he said Am
not right, my friend, in supposing that
you procured this stone from the castle
ruin on the hill yonder ?" 1T may be, p"
replied the owner, that my grandfather
fetched it when he built the stable" The
professor asked what he would take for the
stone. Since you seem to have fancy
for it, said the farmer, pay me down
40 guldens, and | will leave it at your
house" That is rather large sum,
said the professor; "never mind bring
it to me tomorrow morning, and you shall
have the 40 guldens." On the next
morning, when the peasant brought the
stone upon the track, the jealous antiquri-
an eagerly turned it over to refresh his
eyes with a sight of its chronological in
scription. "Why," cried he in amazement,
what is this This Is not the right stone.
Yesterday l read the date 1881, while
this bears the date 1901, which proves,
that the other was exactly 100 years old
er than this" 1.-The Herr Professor must
not trouble himself about the matter" re-
piled the boor. "You see, sill, the masons
turned the stone upside down when they
set it in the doorway, because it fitted
better that way. You can turn it which
ever way you like now it is your own, but
of course | must have the forty guldens."
The money was paid.
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GIVES
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on, iu nrc.l OF such o medicine.
Yours r Nrttiu.N-
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Thls grund work l. the result OF Reesn; and Ea,rr-
slve Travel In all the countries named. IL irr B
"nely book-the oSLr one On the sutieei-and tie is.
cat selling published One Agent sold ~ colr-
the rif hfy. another, ~ ia Uc,k another. rs
one toeAthp Agents don ms this the very chance
o make oTsrri ~ i1s; tire. grs Nov your
time. Send for Extra Terms % Agents and fuN dee
scpon ~ this grcatwork and iudgr for yoursevc ATra
A. ID. NOKTHN0TOS Co. Publisher. Hartford. Coma
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BREvIrY.-Few writers know when 10
stop writing they say too much. Martin
Luther closed bis speech before the Diet
Of Worms with these words Here |
staud. cannot DO otherwise. God help
ne, Amen" Suppose he had said, The
position which l at present occupy | shall
continue 70 maintain" The latter IS
dramatically correct You can praise,
but literary art condemns it as weak and
unworthy. Go back to the Old Testament
Let there be light, aud there was light "
Beyond Jae naked grandeur Of these words,
ART cannot 20 And, il fact brevity Is an
AIt--sDd one worth cultiyating, too.
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w. 81. BOWKER & CO.:
BOSTON or NEW YORK.
u. > MARsHAL's OFFICE, :
Portland, Feb. q, 1878.

u >
Portland, Feb. u, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
This il TO give notice: That on the 10Th day OF
February, \. - 1875, Il Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate Of James French,
Jr, OF Porter in the County Of Oxford. and State
his own Petition, hled IN the District Court for
said District Feb 10. A. ID. 1873; that the payment
of any debts, and delivery of any property be
longing to said Bankrupt, 10 him or for his use,
hidden by law; that meeting of the Creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and TO
choose one or more Assgnees OF his Estate, VIII
he held at a Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at
the Office of Geo A. Wilson, Esq, in South Paris
in said county, before John W. May, Eco, Riggs
ter, on the fifteenth day OF March a. ID, 1875, at
ID O'Clock, a. N. >. MAhBLEr
II = Narshal as Messenger. for said District.
maFJ.9N
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GERAsIUNs AND HELIOTEorEs.-A French
gardener thus describes his method for
getting gcrariums to flower during the
winter. Slips are taken at the beginning
of August aud planted out either in pots
or in a cold frame. Later on they are
twice re pOtted and constantly pinched
la the first half of October they are tax
ed into the dollhouse, placed As near the
light as possible and allowed 10 grow
without further check Under this treat
ment they are found TO flower freely
through the winter.
TIE heiiotrope should have frequent
re-pottings and be allowed to grow large
specimens may be seen in parlors, In large
tubs on wheels, whish have reached the
height Of eight feet Such plants are in
themselves bouquets Of beauty, being a.
ways covered with flowers. Train the main
stems OF the plant to a trellis, and let the
branches droop naturally The plant
bears the knife well, and breaks freely,
heucc It can be trained into any shape.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS may certify that have this day given my
i son, Edward l.. Colby, his time TO act and
trade for himself and shall claim none OF his
wages nor pay any debts OF his contracting after
this date JACOB COLBl.
Witness-J, BENNETT.
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weeks.
send for catalogue.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN Las matter Of JOH4 THAN "a, ,,,.,,....--..
LITTLEFIELD, Bankrupt. IN oHNAhUPlCf'
DISTRICT or MAINE, IS AT Paris the ele.
enth day Of February A. u i-1s.
gINHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of hI-
L appointment - Assignee Of Jonathan Little
Held Of bIownfeli IN the County OF oxford ami
state OF Maine within said District who has been
adjudgci Bankrupt upon his own Petition Is
the District Court OF said District
GkORCE A. WILSON, ASS iguee.
p. -. Address, south Paris, Maine mss
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Administrators Sale.

DURSUAN 20 3 license from thc Hon. Judge
Il Of Probate for the County Of oxford / shall
sell Al puohc auction az the store OF ?. VI. Bart
lett AZ Bryants Pond village IN Woodstock, on
saturday the sixth day OF April next, 81 one
O'Clock Ia the afternoon, 80 much OF the Real
Esta-e owned by Lyman Bolster, late Of said
Nood-tork, deceased nc the time OF his death, as
VIII produce the Gum Of three thousand dollars
for the payment Of debts and incidental charges
:. Z. BOLSTER, AdnInistrator.
Paris, March jih. ls5s. Sw
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following euro is probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any unedi-
oaI preparation for the treatment OF
CataFrh;

Gentlemen, hereby certify that have had Ca
tarrh for years and for the last six years have
been a terrible sufferer was rendered partially
pie, dizzy spells weak and painful eyes, swollen
and liberated tonslls, hard and constant cough.
c dt Ms head ao6ed all the time. The
matter accumulated so rapidly n my head and
me, Al the point ofsufIocation. would then have
ISS @ncus SESg rs S SrOsi and before being
able to sleep ssan For period 2, sir year my
could with dificaity swallow. finally consulted an
eminent surgeon In gard 90 an operation on them,
but at his request postponed II. The constant IN
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
had so irTtated and lnfaned my lungs that cough
mysystena began 10 showthe effects OF this disease,
90 that lost nesh: grew pale ana showed wSysiy
Masters had reached this etage or abouts SIX months
ago. began the use Of SANfoRDs RADICAL CuRA
Tap Tue Ssg sn doso semeS ea
my head "a had not known 10 TO be for years. lt
ssSpPsd ~ eoSseS ~ fhrsS SdsS. By using IL as
gsrgleI soon reduced the Inflammation and swell
ngofmy tonsils 80 thatthey soon ceased TO trouble
me The soreness across my chest disappeared,
The huzang noises IN my head ceased, my senses OF
seeing and Of hearing ss5s eSSSSy EsSSFsa s
20 the verge OF the grave disappeared by the uso
ors,NroED's R.Dro.t CrHk pos c.rAEnM
Ihaye seen great deal OF suffering from Catarrh.
and hope 70 convince many that this Il great
remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF CatArrh as
practised by the best physicians. and have consult
Cd the most eminent about my case. have used
every Kind OF remedy and apparatus that have ap.
pesred during period OF six years past, and have,
whio following their use, taken great care OF my
general health, but obtained no relief or encourage
Ilcnt from any OF them.
BosToS, Fe6. . 1917. GEO. 7. DISsMoRE.
SUFFOLK. a.. zen: =, 800.
Then personally appeared the said George Z.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him subscribed true. Before me-,
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice Of the Peace.
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NOTICE +!
Sale

DURsUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge
i of Probate for the County OF oxford shaii
sell az public or private sale ON the tth dAy oil
April A. ID. ISIS, az two O'Clock 10 the afternoon,
on the premises all the right, title and interest,"
which William ID. Abbott late OF Rumiord IN said
county. deceased, had in and to the following
described real estate viz:-all the zeal estate
owned by the said WIN. ID. Abbott at the time oil
his aecease.
Dated this eth day OF February 4. ID. 1915.
m5.sw DAVID G.. GLINES, Adm's.