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Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
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Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
REMARKS,

, Certain it is, the fine samples of straw berries sent to us by Friend Warner of Wa terbury, will bear him out in his comments. Five varieties were received, and although some are larger than others, as is charac
 teristic of the berry, all were delicious Tn flavor. delightful to look upon, and most acceptable as a present; as well as beng the best of evidence that Friend Warner knows perfectly the knack, or skill of rais- ing strawberries. sd oi zst eoi faa44s
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27

G1C{ HoUsAToNIo RAILROAD COMPANY. aaa Bridgeport, Conn.,, June l9, 1878.
 Dear Sir Commencing Monday, July l, through cars win run between Bridgeport and Albany on passenger trains leaving Bridgeport at 10. 10 ann. (arriving in, Al. bany at 3 .50 p. m. . connecting for Sarato- ga and the West, and leaving Albany at 6. 40 a. m. arriving in Bridgeport at l2.3O D. n. For full particulars see latest pocket time tables. Respectfully. 3 9a BUY e9aAi SIC HID, AyEnzTLs sag6 4oa aefh3 General TickeE Aaane.
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Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
coal. -An exchange says: !:

O0a4.-An e1cnanQe says: '.A -.. ..= !
 Appearances indicate that the price of coal will be higher as the season advances.
 The average annual production of this arti- cle for the past i've years was about l9. 500, 900 tons. Lastyear it was 20, ,847, ,68l tons. A good authority thinks that at least 19,- O00. 900 tons will be required for consump- tion this year. But as yet. the board of
 control of the combined coal companies has permitted but 1000, 900 tons 10 go 10 the market, and the result IS the price of coal is more than dollar higher than thai of last year. To supply the country wilt the other 12, 900, GOO tons that viii oe fe- quired will take almost the entire stock at the mines, as well as insure an increase of prices. s.csng saf .5 g,s,.qT,. .sr,,.. .~4.
 And we ask, why not ? We are, like most people. consumers of coal. and it is money in our pockets to be ableSto buy It a dollar ton cheaper than usual. # But for all that, we think the rise in price is 8 good sign. Coal, like everything else, has been too low. It has not paid the cost of min, ing and transportation. and the miners have suffered. the mining companies have lost money. and the railroads have narrowly es capped bankruptcy-sorn of them haven't escaped it at all. Somewhere, sometime, there must come rise in prices, it there is ever to be revival of prosperity. The trouble to-day is not that there IS noi business enough done-there never was SC much since the world was established-but that 1t is done to no profit. And we know of no reason why the coal business should not take the lead Tn restoring g condition of things that we are all hoping for. If the scomblnation" can get enough for its pro, duct to pay better wages to it's employees, dividends to it's stockholders. and better prices for it's supplies, it will be conferfing general benefit upon the whole comrnu. Unity . Roug Aksspsss Eagss. ] ,a af s&iit !
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fell upon the CogsWell strawberry. Well, it was big one. but have the same yarle- ty, say some 2O plants. and splendid va rlety, large and good favored, and if my minister had not lived so near, and had not picked them so soon, could have sent you sample that would have beaten Friend Cogswell, and given the Lakeville man 8 hard pull on the hoEle stretch. think hear you say, ''well, what of t?''' We'll, I being Salisbury man originally, and my wife a Salisbury woman, shall take the liberty to send you few samples of my varieties that am cultivating in our gar deu. Russell Seeding, which is fair sample of fruit in size and quality. Gen. erat Grant is splendid fruit and good bear. er, aud like the name it bears, can't be beat, either on the field or in the White House. Grant is seedling of my own. l have had it nine or ten years. This is not fair sample. Maria is also seeeling of my own, early and good flavor. A poor sample. General Thomas is also seeding of mine. Nice berry, but rather sharp. Fair bearer. The Cone; farm fruit. l keep it for it's oddity. have the Crescent, a good bearer but not fine table fruit, for it is too tart, bat is good for marketing.
 P. S.-It is getting so late in the season that my samples. with the exception of the Russell, are not fair samples. have had some four or five Monarch of the West, of very large size. DARWIN WARNER.
 l Waterburv June 24 r.=.H fl a .rs. .. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
WESTERN DISTRICT.
You must Cure that Cough.

With Shuoh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself Il hiss established the fact that Con-
sumption can be cured while FOR Coughs, Broa'
chi,is, Whoopins Cough, Asthma, and All diseases
OF Throat and Lungs, IL d. absolutely without an
equal. Two doses viii relieve your child OF
Group. 10 is pleasant 20 take and perfectly harm
less % tle Youngest child, and no mother can
aGord 90 be- without 70. You can use two thirds
OF bottle sUd u what We say Is not true We Will
refund tty price paid. Price lucs - Cts. ana uV
per botLie. ID your Lungs are sore or chest or
back lame use ShilO s Porous Plaster. Sold 10y
A VI. GkRRN south Paris; =. u. RaWsou, Paris
HlN.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Constipated, have
you yellow skin, Loss OF Appetite, Head Ache,
.C 80 DONE IAN 20 Use SHILOH'S SYSTEM VII
ALIZER l,is guaranteed 20 relieve you, Snd
VIII YOU continue 90 suffer when GU can DC cured
on such terms as these: Price 10 cts. and I' cts.
sold Iy \. NJ. GERRY, south Pagis; :. n. Raw
SON. PsII. Hll
Wells Per-ian Perfume "HACFMETACh' is
-i,b and fragrant try IT,. sold bJ ;hc above deal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
ADVERTISING.

To the device of advertising there Is lit
orally no end The last that has come to
our notice is proposition to paint adyer-
tisements upon plates and other articles In
dining rooms, pitchers in restaurants, &c,
&c This would be quite as good as put
ting them upon rocks, board fences and
similar devices for like purposes, and prob
ably ike them would be more profitable
10 the artist than advertiser.
Recent discussion has brought out the
fact very clearly that the regular well-es-
tablished newspaper is altogether the best
medium for making known to the public
the advantages which house in any line
Of business has to offer. But it is to be
borne in mind that advertising Of any sort
will be of little use unless the advertiser
has really good articles at advantageous
prices All that advertising can do Is to
bring customers TO examine what Is offered
Il depends upon the article aud the dealer
whether it Is bought or not. If firm has
something worthy the attention Of the pub
ic,aiyertiSing IN good newspaper mediums
viii secure that attention better than any
and all allotted ways This has been
demonstrated by experience. For exam
pie Messrs. Isaac Smith 4 Sons Of New
York say
IF what you have to say be strictly
true, say it in a good uewsp aper. For for
ty-scyen years nine-tCntbs of our adyer-
Using has been done on this plan, and Of
the whole expenditure all that we regret
Is contained in the other tenth
The Wheeler X Wilson Sewing Machine
Company likewise say
In no department Of business is there
probably so much money wasted as in ad-
veytising, and In no department are good
Judgment and experience more requisite.
Twenty-Five years experience has clearly
demonstrated the superior advantages and
economy Of newspaper advertising over all
other mediums offered for that purpose.
Messrs Lord Il Iayior,the eminent dry
goods house Of New York, give their opiu-
lou OF advertising as follows:
"Of ali methods opened to the merchant
for advertising his business, an experience
OF nearly halt a century enables Us 70 un-
hesitaung,y declare in favor Of the news
paper. 1t Is without exception, the most
economical, persistent, paInstakinc and
successful csnvasser any business irm can
secure for the purpose Of bringing their
goods 10 the attention OF the consumer.
This testimony Is N perfect accord with
that given by other large Establishments,
some Of which We have heretofore referred
o. And 1t is a noteworthy .ac, that all
the great business houses Of New \ ork
are regular and constant advertisers in all
the .eading daily journals anu periodicals
Of tina, city. some Of them devote $50
600 year or more TO making known their
business through the newspapers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

Chronic. sicA or nervous hcsl4ch 8, generally
dependent 90. or accompanied by. impaired ilS c--
t1u. 1g which Che circulation AMI NUTRITION OF tac
brain are ie-aagci. AMI tac lcrvog- centres yi.i-
stct. The PERUVIAN SYRUP. by reiny.sorsuDe
ue digestive powers lays thc ~ a. Che roo. Of the
gree. le lrAa .s dub uour.,hed, the nervous
symptoms cease. and tae heat4ch tissrpears.-
sod D. All druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

My mother was afflicted "a loug time with Neu
a'.aa and a 1lI, heavy Inactive condition OF the
Whole ~ stem headache, nervous pr0--ratiou, and
Va almost helpless NJ physician or mcoiriu
Or Der any good. Three month, ~so she began
O.. ast Hop B.-,crs. WITH suc- good effect ,a2i she
-,e-- ont ie-ls Young again, although over 90
y.-- old. We ,h.lA .le-y U.s. uoJ-ler medicine 90
O.. -s .u tle family. A .ady, Providence, Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

sIoO Reward will be paid ifthe certificate below
De- aot genuine
"To the Public We have sold Jacksou's Catarrh
Suuf aai Troche Powder Tor q out two years ami
regard 3, - valuable remedy Tor The diseases Tor
which iti, intended specially asthma and catarrh
As lar a. we have been able o. learn 10 has given
general satisfaction 60 the purchasers. . gned
B. % Lsmphear, !. Z. BARLOW, DuHea5acher &
Davidson. j. C. Sprague. o. iensburg."
The remedy is sold a. 70 cents. Get il and try
IT, s25S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say IL haven't got the Consump-
ton" when asked % cure their Cough with Shi-
l0h's Consumption Cure. Do tley not know that
Coughs lead 90 Consumption aud a remedy that
viii cure Consumption Will certainly and surely
cure cough OF uuy lung or throat trouble We
know 10 Viii cure when al Others fail and our
fs.r1 in Do 10 81 positive that We Viii refund the
price paid Or YOU receive DO benefit. L. not this
s iair proposition. Price DO co, 81 cts. aut D. 10
Pc DItlle. For Isme Chest, Back or side. use
shiloh Por0u. Plaster. Prize 81 cts. For sale
Paris Han.
Way vii you suffer With Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation, and general debility
when you eau grt 20 our store Shiloh- system Wit
alILeT which We sell ON positive guarantee 10
cure YOU. Price DO cts. and IS cts. For sale by
A VI. GERRl, south Paris; ; II. Kawson, Paris
Hill.
"HACKNETACK' popular and fragrant per
ume. sold by the above dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
A Campsign SInnd.r.

When d. E.N.Tierce Was s. candidate Tor stale
senator. hls political opponents published pre-
tended sualysi, OF hi, popular medicines, hoping
thereby 90 pre- -,..e people az4ias aln. Hi- elec
Ron tv an overs leImiug ms I'r,ly severely rcblk-
e. H.- trstccer,, who sought 20 mpel- bis tu-i-
ness u-ecuty. NJ notice would have been taken
oftlese campaign lies were 90 not tnAt some OF bi'
enemies ANA every successful busluc s. man has
tI- tul quota ot vuVf"u- rivals. rcpuNIi u =
these bogus analyses. Numerous and ugst 40 surj
frJu 4lsl authority, and o. gl.hCAUt tact 81 ai
70 tap nave been 81 an alike cuhclu-lyely prov.
al Is tay dishonesty " tlclg authors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

81 was dragged down with debt, poverty aud sui
feriug Nr ears. caused b. sick family and iarge
bills for dlc.orius (which did them no good. was
completely discouraged until one year ago, by the
advice OF my Pastor, procured Hop Bl,ters ana
commenced their use. aud IN one month We were an
well. and none of US have seen sick day since,
AM want o sav 70 al poor men, you can keep
your families well year with Hoy Bitters f0g less
than one doctors visit viii cost know Il.
at-4F 4 WOKkIaAN."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

Is GREAT DANGER The public are agsin pa
great danger Of being deceived by fool ot .uc
imitation OF Ell. p" Atvooi's Biters. THE Rev
JoHN ... v--o,e as follows. / aaye been de-
cs.yed sey,l-. nos by ,ae imitation put up u
TIE same shaped IT,. ard ;gr,5 Pos one ma
han Wood. F" which imitation las Always proved
nearly worthless
EGs; Frys5urg Ne. joins PIKE.
ss-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mars "L F.'' as wei
a. thesigngsurs Of 81. F." Atwood.
apIi--ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
REMNANTS

seven-eights wide, Bleached
and Brown Cotton, good quail
ity, > cts, and Remnants one
yard wide, Bleached and Brown
Cotton, q cents a yard.
One lot heavy all linen Da-
mask Towels, in Bleached
and one-half Bleached, one
yard long and twenty inches
wide, for % cents each; these
are a very great bargain.
Good Style Prints . cents,
poorer ones > cents. and one
small lot of Remnants ofPrints
Slightly imperfect for 1 cents
a yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

Or. PALMER o. Westerly, z. L., says HUNTS
REMEDY Is lae moss elective remedy 4 have
,,.- used .u my practice, for Dropsy aud Kidney
Disease. Z cas- .sg scy HUNTS REMEDY
has amos. raised tte dead. AL diseases OF .le
H.lucys. Bladder nd Urinary Organs. are cured
fy HINTS RIaAIpY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
for L ID cents.
BLACK SILKS.

which | never saw a. cheap rs
| am selling them to-day. No
ticc this list Of prices. First
comes a good French Silk.m a
clear shade of black, and CLOS
sy. 70 cents, and one a little
better, IS cents. Next a half
eros grain Silk for IS cents.
And then comes the best
Black Silk for $l.OO [ have
ever shown at that price.
| have one lot of Black Silk,
of the manufacture of the cele-
brated "Bellon Brothers d Co., ="
Lyons, France, which | shall
sell at present for SLIP IL
and another lot a little better
for $l.25.
Next is a very superior Blk
Silk Of the popular "Gurnet
brand for $l.5O (whiIe it
Lasts, and from this price |
have them all the way up to a
magnificently heavy Black Silk
of the famous "Teillard Gold
Medal" brand, % 1-2 inches
wide for $3.50 per yard. Sam
pies sent free by mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
G. w. Belknap & Son,
I36 ~ I3s Commercial ST..
PORTLAND, MAINE.
State of Maine.

state of Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPAEIMENT.i
AUGUSTA, March Il, ISIS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition for the
" PARTON ot EPhulm Gilman. convict IA tie
State Prison under sentence tor thc crime ut muir
der, Is now pending before the Governor aud Couu.
eli, and hearing thereon wil be granted 100 the
Council Chamber AZ August, ou ue-dAy, the 2ji
day Of April next, AZ DO O'Clock. o.
=. j. Oh AuBOURNE,
Ag-3W secretary ot state.
Il IHE DISTRICT COURT OT UuE UNITED STATES,
FOR TIE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Iu the matter ~ SOLON r. IA p.uvpuprCv
PLClflfFR bankrupt ~ oN'NNU' -
DISTRICT or MAINE, - At PARIS, the Goth,
dAy OF March a. - i~-s.
fNHE uniers gucd hereby gives notice 't his ap-
i pontmeut as Assignee Cd >n.oa Z flummcr,
OF StOnebam in the County OF Oxford and safe u
Maine, within said district who has been ailudg-
ca q bankrupt upon petition Of ms ere ditors, by
the Dislric, Court Of said District.
GED. \. WILSON, Assignee.
+. o. address Sou.h Paris, Maine 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
Win what COMPETENCY must The LADY vi

u-c- CLENN'> SULPHUR soar glance a, her mir
ro-. i1- there she sees reflected complexion de-
solI ,l 1lgmisl. This peerless purifier may oe
relied upon 20 remedy an skin irrilstious. >oll hy
a. Druggists.
Hlll-s HAIR & wmskER DlE, Black or Brown,
See m2C4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
Real Estate Transfers.
EASTERN DISTRICT.


l. Marsh TO NJ Holman, farm in Dixfeld; c Jor.
uon 70 + small, farm in Newry Ii NJ Prentiss
et ais % enid, land in Buckdeld; II Castle 20
Barker, half OF farm in Peru; l. Green to
shaw tdrm ia Byron, VIM Thomas 10 Albert III
Jones, farm In Peru Il = HOdgion to e NJ 4 IL A
Irish, land in Hartford; Morrill, TO I 5 Morrill,
Land 10 Albany. Same 70 same, same property; q
Morrill, 20 l. Morrill, farm ia sumner: u 4
Bucknam to BucknAm, stand IN Buckfeld
Village; y l. Marshall 10 Mary StetsOn, farm Ia
Pars; Iuell 10 Tuell, one half Of farm IN
sumner, John Howard to o NJ Howard, land in
Peru; j III Winslow 20 \ Iss Tor, iarm in Paris
y W StOckwell 20 J HOdsdOn, farm IN Byron; h
Richardson 90 al TO K Willis, land In Paris; NJ
Parsons 10 stiles, land In Norway; \ Brow
70 knapp, land IN Byron; J DeshOn to NJ II
Carver, farm in DiXfeld; III l. Damon to NJ Da-
mon. farm in sumner: DeCOster 20 l. benson,
stand in Buckheld Village; Il Watt TO Z
Churchill, farm in Hebron; J Z hidder 10 Mile
Howard, (srm In Mexico; II Richardson ct al
% 4 r stevens, farm In Milton Pin; J u Everett
10 Z y Haskell, land IA Waterford; + L Gardner
GO ais 10 Geo W shaw, ot farm in Buckheld; O Il
Macumber to Carver, farm In DiNteld: y Car.
yer 90 K \ n W Carver, farm ia DiNheld. V Y
Han 70 the SkOwhegsn saving Bank land In Peru
D G Townsend 20 Vim Frost "a, farm IN oxford;
r q Ncyc- O. II l. Parsons, farm IN DiNfeld; W
L Grover - { Rowe, farm in Bethel; I. e. stone
20 \ ! knight land in Waterford
JOHN +. STANLEY, Re2'r.
WESTERN DISTRICT
jacob Spans 20 \ I'll Ike piece OF land M Brown
field. PhiuCas J Mckee, 20 James MoNcey, piece
I'd .a1j iu Denmark: Johg n Ma~on 10 O,rin W
Mason, iArl iu Porter, James % Swan 90 stephen
r Ward, house lot in FryCbury Vii , iii Whitney
90 NIppiiau Howard, small farm IN stow; Isaac
NJ Wellington 90 Asa Pike six acres Interval IN
Frycburg. MNscs Libby 20 VIM VI Libby, farm in
stow, u Il Hastings % Eli Whitney, farm m stow
this last is same farm hat said Iii decided 20 y
n Ann Shortridge u Richard I Shortridge,
farm In Fryoburg ;'Amos Haley % Mary ScaNey
stand az North Fryeburg; Mary II Thompson 10
Jacob Thompson, Quitclaim 10 farm ia Hiram.
c. HOBBS, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09

Under the Revised statute u. eel. '-..'' states,
gagged no auv business, aV0cstion, or employment
which renders him liable 20 a special tax, Is re-
Quired 90 procure Cus place, and keep conspicuous
IL ia has establishment or place Cf business STAMP
deuot.ug The payment or said special tax Tor The
special .aA year beginning May l, ISIS section
3-44 Rev -ed Statutes, dcsiguates who are haDle
70 special TAX A return a. urezcribed on form II,
: also REQUIRED bg lq,r of every person liable to
special tax a. shove. Serere penalties are pre-
scribed Tor non compliance with the foregoing
requirements or for continuing the businnss after
April 800, ISIS without payment Of tax Appilcs-
ton should be made 90 4 l. TALBOT, Deputy Col
ector OF Internal Revenue, Al Union Block. Lisbon
- Lewiston. or FRANKLlN j. ROLLINS, COilec'
tor, No p Exchange -, Portland aS-S5-oO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
JaCkson's Catarrh Snuff
AMI TROCUE POWDER.

pEuGHrrvL AID PLEASANT EEMEDl IN
Catrrrh. Headache. Eas Ere0tt. HsorFess''
-fsftar Eraarstis, Coughs. Deafness. sc.
- Il ~ $1,000 -.---- L---u .lLne l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-04-09
commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
TVuE unders.s uel, having been appointed by
i th- Hon Judge If Probate for the county OF
Oxford on the ini5t Tuesday OF March, AID. le1e,
Commissioner 90 receive and examine the claims
OF creditors against the estate Of William b. wal
.0u late Of Peru In said County deceased, repre-
seated iusOiveut, hereby give uotcc taIt months
from the date OF said appointment are SLOWED 10
sai0 creditors IN which % present and prove their
Gains, and that they viii be- IN session 10 the ios-
lowing places aud Times for the purpo5c OF recelv-
ing the same, viz: az the Office OF l.. r. Ludden In
DixLe.i, ar ten % the clock IN the forenoon, on
eighth day OF MAY. the tenth day Of August, and
he t,yenty -iifth day of september next.
l.. II. LUDDEN, g.,--,,,,i--;,,,,s-.
DANIEL HALL
April End, ISIS 9Sw
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed boy the Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor the County OF Oxford, and assumed
the ,rust OF Administrator Of the estate OF
WALTER D.. ESTES late of Paris
i'm said County, deceased 5y giving bond as the
law Directs he therefore requests ali persons In
d-bted % the state Of said deceased 10 make I'M
mediate payment; and those who have any de.
Inands thereon, ~ exhibit the same to
HIRAM c. ESTES.
LsAsC6 ~. bss, Naw