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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Some occidental Jokes.

1t has often been said that the best
Jokes are those which are mado by acct
dent, and this is certainly the case with
proper names. Few Intentional bulls
have ever been moro complete than the
grave official entry in list Of Scottish
Ianded proprietors: John Elder, the
younger, in right of Mrs. Margaret Hus-
band. his wife" The worthy country
gentleman, who, eight years ago, taunted
the leader of the English opposition with
looking like "a fox that had fallen into a
DIT !" was as much astounded as any one
at the roar OF laughter which greeted this
unconscious pun upon the names OF Mr..
Pitt and Mr. Fox. The three last Cover
nors Of the Don CoSsacks have chanccd
to bear names which respectively signify
Fire, Flood and Fiend. IL the Inst OF the
English Navy for the last century the
readers eye is still startled by the sight
of the irigate Vengeance, commanded by
Cant. Death, with First Officer called
William Devil, and surgeon bearing the
pleasantly suggestive name OF John Ghost
But OF all the authentic cases Of this kind,
the most singular Is one which occurred
at a wayside tavern in the west Of Eng
land not many years ago. Three roister-
ing commercial travellers meeting there
one winter night, had hearty carouse,
together, as a matter Of course, Supper
over, the three found some difficulty in
alloting their respective shares Of the bill
but Que of them at length cut short the
dispute by proposing that whoever had the
"oldest name" smong them should 90 scot
free, the expenses being halved by the
other two. This amendment being prompt
ly accepted, No. ! produced card inserio-
cd Richard Eve" which No. = trumped
with Adam Brown" The No. 3, o
portly veteran with humorous gray eye
laid down his card, with the quiet conf
dence OF great General making decis'
i've movement, and remarked with a thick
chuckle, 81 don't much think you'll beat
this iun, gents" And he was right, ior
the name was mir. b. Ginning. N. Y
Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Please Stop Mu--What2

Times are hard. money ishard, business
is dull, retrenchment is a duty-please
stop my" whiskey? "Oh, no times
are not hard enough for that yet. But
there is something else that costs me a
large amount of money every year, which
| wish to save. Please stop my" to-
bacoo, cigars and snuff No, no, not
these; but | must retrench somewhere;
please stop my" ribbons, jewels, orna-
ments and trinkets? "Not at all pride
must be tostered, if times are hard. But
7 believe l can see way to effect saw
ing in another way, please stop my
tea, coffee, and needless unhealthy luxu-
ries? No, no, not these; cannot think
of such q sacrifice; | must think of some
thing else-Oh! | have it now. My pa
per costs me sixteen cents and half G
mouth, OF two dollars year Unjust save
that, Mr.. Editor, please stop my paper
That will carry me through the panic cas-
lily. | believe in retrenchment and econ
omy, especially in brain food."-Ex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Yeast from Grdpe-LedUes.

1t has been discovered that grape-lesves
make a yeast in some respects superior to
hops, as the bread rises sooner and has
not the peculiar taste which many object
to in that made from hops, Use eight or
ten leaves for quart Of yeast; boil them
for about ten minutes, and then pour the
hot liquor on the -four, the quantity OF
the latter being determined by whether
the Yeast Is wanted thick or thin. Use
hop yeast for raising it to begin with, and
afterward that made of the grape-leaves.
Dried leaves will be as good as fresh. IL
a dark film appears upon the surface when
rising, little stirring will obviato it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Farmers, boys should engage in ra

Farmers boys should engage in rais.
ing fruit trees. 1t requires no more skill,
to raise apple trees than to raise corn and
potatoes. Select the seed from the apples
Of vigorous, healthy trees and SOW in au,
tumu in well prepared soil, covering hall
an inch deep. Keep down the weeds and
hoe frequently, tOp-dressing occasionally
with ashes, muck and bone -four. a small
piece of ground, if well cared for will
produce large number Of good trees, aud
the boy owner can either learn to graft
them himself, hire some one to do 1t, or
sell without grating. A small nursery
of fruit trees after a few years will be
found 10 afford q constant revenue to the
Youthful owner, and will afford him very
pleasant employment for his leisure mo-
ments. How many youthful nurserymen
will start out this autumn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, samuel Merrill Of Milton Plss'a
w in the cou nty OF Oxford and state OF Maine
on the sixth day Of July, a ID. 1851, by his deed
of mortgage of that date, by him signed. and 70
corded in the Oxford Registry Book Ia, Page -,
conveyed 10 one Gilman ". Farnum Of said Mil
ton Plantation the following described real estate,
situated IN said Plantation, and being part Of
lot numbered seventy.two az in said Plantation,
and bounded as follows Commencing at n pop
lar tree by pile of stones, on the westerly sIde
OF the county road leading from Rumford TO sum
neT. thence south about siNtynne degree west
until Il strikes the westerly line OF sail lot; thence
on sOutherly course, on said line 60 the south
westerly corner OF said lot; thence Castery on the
SOutheTly line Of said l0t 10 said county road
thence uOrtheTiy On said county road 10 The bound
begun a.. Also the house known rs the Palmer
York house bought OF said Farnum ov said Merrill
and conveyed 10 said F2ruum IN sad mortgage
and whereas the said Gilman ". Farnum, there
afterwards the 18th dag OF May, \. -. 1873, for
u valuable consideration, sold tran sierrcd, AMI
duly assigned tO the subscriber thc eald mortgage
and the debt thereby secured, and whereas, the
conditions of said MORT gage have been broken, |,
hereby, claim foreclosure of the same. accord
ing TO the statute n such case made and provided,
and give this notice for thatpnrpOse.
AUGUSTUS BILLINGS,
Paris, october >, ISIS. Wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15

In WOODSTOCK, IN the County Of oxford
for Tie year 1871.
The following li-t OF take on real estate Of
nonresident oWheIs m the town OF W nodstoc k.ior
the year loI7, IN bills committed 20 JAMES u.
DAY, Collector OF said town, ON The 18Th day or
July III. has been returned 1y him 10 me ls rc-
mAining unpaid the 18Th lay o! July ISIS. Pos bis
certificate ot that date, and now rcmAlns unpaid,
and notice b. hereby given that Il said taNc7iutcr-
est and charges are not paid into tine Treasury ol
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
OF the commitment OF said bills, 30 much ~ he
real estate taxed a. Will be sufficient ~ pay the
amount due therefor, including interest aud
charges, will without iutther notice De- sold al
public auciion ~ the TOWN HALL In sad town,
on the first Monday In February l,.y, al one o'c'k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
TEARS.

Isnlaiuwv, little tluwCr;
BE glad OF :ain,
Too much sun would wither thee,
Twill shine again.
The cluuds are very black, Us true
But lust beyond them shines the blue.
AIT q, IA weary tender heat!
BE glad vi pain;
In sorrow sweetest things will grow,
As flowers 10 raS.
cod watches and thou wilt have sun
When clouds their perfect work have don't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
Paris LettT.

ExnIBIrlcS ITEMS. THE ADVANTAGES OF
AN UNsYsTnATlc INSERTION. lND1G-
NATION OF EXHIBITORS ON ACCOUNT OF
DELAYS IN AWARDS. SYMPATHETIC COR
sErs AND AESTHETIC SOAP. SHARP PRAc-
rIcE OF AN EXHIBITOR. Tux RIBBON
AND CRnss or THE LEGION OF HONOR
BROUGHT TO IGSoBLR USES
fProm cur Re0tslnr Corrsspondena.j
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
IIs,h EDITION,
Non-I,esihent TIMES,
In the town Of Browufeld IN the County OF Oxford
for the year 1877.

I'm the tOWn OF ITOWUUtTU ~ LIIE NUUIIl OF = VI
for the year 1877.
The following list Of Taxes on Real Estate OF non.
resident owners ia the Town OF Browuncldi TOR
The wear is,5 in bills committed 20 THos. SEANEI.
Collector Of said Town, on the ldth day OF
Aug, ls17, has been returned by him 70 me ~
remaining unpaid on The 3lst day OF July, i5ls,
Ia his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid. aud notice s hereby gwen that II the said
taNes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF ihe said Town, within eighteen
month, from the date OF the commitment ~ sLc
said bills. 80 mucn ui the real estate taNct ~
will be sufficient 10 pay ,he amount due therefor
including interest and charges, Will, without .nr-
tb,r notice, De sold no Public Auction, 20 The
office OF The TREASURER IA SAIL Town on the
al dsy ui December 1875, II one O'Clock L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15

WHAT is the defendants character
for truth and veracity?' asked a Maine
lawyer OF . witness, Wa, now, squire,
she alters used NE fust rate, I'll be blow.
ed if she didn't. AS for voraoity, squire,
why, bless you, that was her big holt.
Why, I've seen that air girl cat whole
=" Here the judge asked the witness if
be understood the question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15

Two lawyers, while bathing at Vera
Cruz the other day, were chased out of
the water by a shark. This is the most
fragrant case Of want of professional cour-
age on reeord.-San Francisco Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15

: <
Bfackett. Warren ", one house, 49,
/ batn, a., - acres land, as, Tor
mer Homestead, - -
Davis, ELin. or owner uukh'"h, 't
Acrcs land, tiS, land OF the mount
ain near j. Boynton's 10
GreenlAW, samuel VI owner unknown,
10 acres land, ESQ., situated near j.
" Perkins farm, ID
t,arI,nI. James, house, 81, barn,
e.; % acres land, eco; known as
the Asa johnson farm, u
Hartgrayc, Thomas, OF unknown j.
acres land, known 40 "a part of the
MoultOu lot of plains Elpoi @'V
Nuttor ~ hmohl, OF oWnerr unAnoHu
80 acres OF lsnd, SGOi part OF TIE
Abel Gibson farm, u ~
Norton samuel, or owner unknown,
buildings, as, land, slsJ, SHOWN no
the Ivory Cole farm ~
AicDOiald, Andrew, or owner uuknn,
Dc acres land, mountain near D.
Hoynton'E farm, g., ~
Jones. Albert H., or owner unknown
~ acre. 80, part oi the bog lot, -
johnson, HI W, or owner unAn0"u'J
acres land near FOWL fcarey, 600, 30
Lord. Tobias, or owner unknown. 100
acre- ol land stov, land near Geo.
Brldbury's - ~
Lord. Hannibal r or owner uukrown,
: acres Of land, s'O; meadow near
Putnam seayey farm, -
Lcwls, George W, or owner unknown
Il acres land, near The Lewis farm,
go, 80
LOWS, Frank, or owner unknown. ltO
acres f2UJ, 80
Lord 4 Sanborn, or unknown, 80 acres
600; part bog lot, Oh
Lord, Daniel, or owner unknown, ID
acres, sl25, pasture near :. Merry
Held, e.
Rogers Betsy, acres, tlo; near $.
Merry fields, ~
Ridlon, Lew - acres, AGO. Mountain
near ;. Dyrcsi ~
Richardson, John, or owner unknown,
II acres go near Ira Longs farm, y
RAnkins, Perlcy, ! building, 80. go
acres land, ESQ, part OF the great
bog lot, 49,
sands Amalah, or owner unknown,i
acre, a.; land near Harrison CUNTS
tarm, 80
Sanborn, Jessie x Nathan, or owner
unknown. 90 acres 900; part OF the
Burt lot 30 called, 80
Warren. lchAbOd -, or owner Unkn'n,
LOO acres, s25J; land near Caleb
Swau'-, %
Hartford Geo. W, ~ acres land, 80,
part OF the solomon Hartford farm, IS
W. ". SPRING, Treas'r
OF BroWnllld.
BrownGcld oct. {, ls1S. cjw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15

rHE subscriber hereby giyss public notice that
he has been duly appointed BY the hOn-JRtge Of
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator 81 the estate OF
MARSHALL II. FISH. lSte Of DiXfeld,
In said County deceased by giving bond a. the lAW
directs he therefore requests al persons who are
iRdebted 20 the estate Of said deceased 20 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
LUTHER H. LUDDES.
Sept. Il, ls7S.
THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed oy the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
tru'' Of Adnnisiras0r with the wiz annexed OF
the estate Of
sALOME FOX, late OF Porter,
IN said County deceased by giving bond - the law
directs be therefore requests all persons Indebted
70 the estate Of said deceN-ed % make immediate
payment. AMI those who have any demands there
JORDAN STACY, I'd.
sept. Il, ISIS. Ocsl-3w
TAX subscriber hereby gives public notice tia;
he hzs been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Prostate for the County OF oxford and Sssumedt the
trust Of Executor on the estate OF
ASA PEABODY, la;e OF GileAt
IN said C0Hnty deeessed by givias bond as The Law
directs he Therefore requests ~ persons Who are
Indebted 20 the est2te of said deceased 60 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
WILLIAM Z. PEABODY.
SfRb t. Ast'.
TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice n al
he las been daily appointed 0y theHon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford aud assumedthC
trust OF Administrator 81 the estate Of
SAMUEL B. LlNSCOIT, late of BroWnheld,
in said County deceased by giving bonds the sw
directs; be therefore requests al persons who are
indebted 20 the estate OF said decCase 20 make i'm
mediate payment ana those who have any demand.
thereon ~ eNhibitthe same 20
SAMUEL NJ. BROWN.
sept. l., ISIS.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed ay the Hon Judge oi
Probate for the County % Oxford and as umed The
Irust Of Adm illustrator 81 the estate OF
LEONARD n. PHIL LIPS, late OF Hebron.
In ssii County tcrea-,i o. giving bond a. he Law
directs Ae therefore requests al persons Indebted
20 the rrtsie OF Said deceased t1Uase immediate
payment and those WI Aaye any demands thereon
10 exhibit the same 70
BAKER PHILLIPS.
Sept. Il, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
list pURLISuED.

A carefully revised Treatise on CRtsrTh. with an
accurate description ofsymPtoms and sympathetic
diseases l-ethcr " TN mlnufo direct Gus for effect
ms with sNSFORD's RADICAL CURk a speedy and
permanent cure. Also observations on 4 let snd tho
general health or vast importance to all afflicted
with eAtsrfh. u IL wrapped About each bottle OF
the RADICAL CURR, or viii be mailed free on TO
ceipt Of stamp.
Each package OF sNEyoNps RADICAL CUpR con.
tsns Dr. SAngord's Improved lnhsling Tube. with
foil directions for in all cases Price. 81. Sold
by all Wholesale nri retail druggists through.
ont tho United States and Canada. WEEKS a
rOTfER. General Agents md wholesale Drug
gists, Boston, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
ST186O:X.
POLARIZATION
L Buffers

THE WONDERFUL OLD HOME
TONIC AND HEALTH REVIEWER
Fer the Stomach. Ersuring hearty nVf~
tte go"d 4isr-tiol And vigorous health iu etvFy
fht~ 90 the l.,t's.
For the Liver. Regulating cleansing
ng maiatiai tA.ut and making pure. rch. Re
q, ifs blood
FOR the Bowels- Re gulgtiug the action.
FOR the NerN eS.->uOfhfr. t.alquil.E.u.
brsciu.. @nd lriI-.rf.aE vl-Ur
A Boon to delicate ;tu--.,.- a. . tLous-.ld =, as
not necessary 90 STEAK ~
4 Perfect Curr o. s., x i--dac'-. Liver Com
p-ailts turf......-- Nt--v r.-.f. AND a. similar
elsc-.-a- l-e ta. iufat Httsrs ten peg atcly
Declosusiiy AID A.cCg lSgtzAll cure
I'D everyN<Eere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
VEGETINE
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY.

M, STEVENS.
Dear Si--I have taken several bottles OF your
YEGYTISg ard am convinced 10 l. valuable rem.
ety FOR Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and Gener-
IlDebilty OF the system. I can heartily recon
mend L 70 81 sufferers ron the above complaints.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. MI NROE PARKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
VEGETINE,
PREPARED By
g. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass.

Yegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
PARIs, Sept. 18th, 1878.

fRrom oar Regular Correspondent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-15
STOP & READ.

All forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases, Pains
in the Back, Sides, and Loins are positively cured
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

ALWAYS READY.-A good housewife
should try t. be prepared for any emer-
gency. BY keeping a bottle of glue in
the house, she can at moments notice
mend slight breakaye in chair or table.
A box Of plaster Of Paris is also useful.
Be sure and set it where no water can be
split upon it. If tho burner of lamp
becomes loosened, mix up little with
water and put it around the glass top of
the lamp, then put the brass on. The
whole operation should be performed as
quickly as possible, for the plaster hard
ems or sets almost instantly. A board or
some dish you will not need to use again,
will be the best thing to mix the plaster
on, as it is almost impossible to remove
1t after it sets. Where there are cracks
or large, unsightly nail-holes in plas.
tered wall, plaster of Paris may be used
to fill them up. Common whiting lie ex-
cellent for cleaning tin-ware, silver OF
brass, aud is inexpensive. A pound Of
It only costs few cents and will last a
number of years. The articles should
be washed with hot soap suds frat, then
rubbed with damp whiting, leaving some
of it ON to dry. When dry, rub with a
dry cloth or soft paper. 1t gives a
beautiful polish. It is excellent also fol
cleaning glass; and is to be used then in
the same manner as for cleaning tin and
silver. Vanished furniture may be
made to look as good as new by brushing
it with coal oil.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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PurchAslax Agency.

Any parties DESTROYS Of having goods purchased for
them In San Francisco can do SO by addressing Mrs
W. II. Ashley. who will send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To the ladies' would say that
have nrstclass cstab shment for Dress making, aud
prepared TO execute country orders with dispatch
Being engaged In business here have the advantage
Of buying goods direct from the importers at whole.
SALE aud would give my patrons the benent of same
Goods purchased and scntC o. ID. serd for Circular
Address Mas. W. H. ASHLEY, l2O Suffer street,
Room 81, San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

BEEYsTEAK PIE.-Two pounds round
steak, one veal kidney, one level teas
poontul each of celery, salt, royal thyme
and marjoram, one small onion; salt and
white pepper to taste, four sprigs parsley.
Line we'll buttered dish with paste,
make layer of beef cut in neat scol-
lops, sprinkle with onion and parsley
minced very fine and mixed on a plate
with the celery, thyme, marjoram,
salt and pepper; then another layer
OF beef and seasoning, aud so en-
until all is used. When the pie is
covered in wash over with milk, crimp
the edges, ornament the top with leaves
(paste), and bake in moderate oven one
and one-half hours. This quantity is
sufficient for family of six.
VEAL LoAE.-Two pounds of meat
taken from the shoulder or fiilet where
the meat is free from fat; take out all
the fbrous particles and chop very fine,
almost to . paste; mix in rolled cracker,
put several pieces of butter on the out
side, put in q pan with quart of water
around il, place in the oven and haste
constantly, ~ that prevents 1t from be-
coming dry. Cook two hours; when
taken out pour the gravy over II. II
should be very compact % - to cut in
slices when cold. Try Il, ladies; think
you will end Il very nice for tsa daring
the warm days Of summer or for m
sssaise party.
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cup af Nsw Oriesas nslasses. Csc cap
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WANTED.-A good Agent in every city
town and village in the United States, ia
take subscriptions for the COMMERCIAL Ap-
voCATE, the. only anti Catholic and conserva.
tive labor paper published in America. Sub.
scription $500 year, In advance. Good In.
ducemcnts will he offered to agents. Write
for terms and full particulars. Address Con-
MERcIAL ADvooATE, $40 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

PHYSICIANS Of high standing unhesita ting
ly give their Endorsement to the use of the
Gracfcnberg. Marshulrs CathOlicon for all fe.
male CON; laints. The weak and debilitated
find wonderful relief from a constant use OF
this valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
$l.5D per bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27
The State and Higher Education.

The outlay of public funds for the
promotion of education should never DO
looked upon as in any sense aims. We're
it so, then the whole system of free
schools would be double abuse; frs, be-
cause it would be the taking of one man .
money, without his consent, to procure
favors for the children of other people,
who ought instead, to provide for their
own families; and, second, because it Is
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