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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

... arf D sas rtrY m1rl slr.
srr rrr bills Al. arHarf ls COW
81. eel. sos. SAGA .asisi uciu ta.s
I.rr.r
,r.. ar .t.t sr.trr. so srrss ago.
o. .tl. .tf Al Ants lf seai1er Al that
-. F ser haf.rg e cola storm slih
90. sos tlru tle sarnrst kl1d Of
e.i.r arf rIN frrrrrg cola again .
e. . srHs .tst o. g1t tlere as %
ulr Errs Krr q. luukIuE a.
sHr as ...r W. rafc haf several trusts
Ga tuT each lne. to.ug DO
tl-ag.
0.r farmers are ssI a.0ux with their
At.sr Potatoes arv taruing cot
r.. tef ro Pc fear tle supicket 80
ecat tonight
A,ir,Fs sect t1roagh here sith q
. cait.r trisy larger Poriiou
'-r .1.n oar ma are Dos repair
a itr1g.s foce ~ t1sm OBJ oar bridges
N.ssfY auf sIfe are asay a
s sister Mrs.. = A kl1erts, OF
Peavey L. so a. % be- oui. Bat car
atrt .u slug yst be- has hai
~ -ni tne. DO oeing q very ieep seale'
Pr Il.akn Is a. W0rk 90 the churcl
So. ias sea ant Is puttiug 90 ~
49, asie gl.ts q uamoer OF Ne vi
.-fs t1oli tosu ma a. Wet fera W
- nclrf the church. ant have go'
1rtry foue.
avs L. koox. wh0 wss takeo NO
Is,k at ssiariav night = inprof'
ai'i I'M ils sick on-s. our doctors a.
stck there i uos q ues 10. Al D'h'
ctus since Dr Bartisits death p,
=, l'tseli sioppI1 az a. Mrs. Grihih's An
lrtf To- Wig Il on ne gaia boz
nag II a1is - - out soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
nENNARK

u.rI In utamark. O.L iri Mr. Fanny
Waksr. eIf 1f Gorge " Wakcr. sni
fsazhtrr 10 A.n.1o 4 MrfnI, In NE Aih
Yvarof arr Axe Appropriate services ~efe
contacted a. thr homestead ~ kef. NJ.
Davis of nrtgi1n. assisted hy thc choir
Th.s suiirn death L. severe hloe to Bee
fafhtr. tushkrf anf ch.iircu.
Charles O Wool sh1 iosi hls tu.liings
tr drr AS Aagusi. has housht ne house
r.csutlv oUrci hy Rev l.. l. jordan, an
i. nuIiiIrg stable ans plttng tas hnasc
In fr.t rate s1spe aui vlI have rice
CON 'lrtsn.e bone.
Bee. Nrkay has so.i hIs sianf o.
Arusr \ uaruisr. al hougat hpasc OF
90 % nean-
In.s tosu srnt = refy large delegation
% the Wet Oxfori Pair. 40 ffyeolrs q
larss amnurt 90 stock from this town Nts
nn cn1.nItiur.
Thr aruuN mrc'Iug m the Wcsi oxford
rfacaronal Association all ne bed a.
Off Frusss usI. Oct li AT IT, Al
fr.ssss wll he male nY N =. Cohn,
I.rharison. Hons " J C1ft1cI sni \.
A Luce
a legal hss received his cnmmis-
s.nn A. Postmaster. ans L. makiur prepAr'
.tor. o. receive ihe ofce. twill Pei io-
rarr.f Iu bis rtnrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
MASON

We are having cold time lasi nov b
snow 90 the mouutAlus YESTERDAY moiu'
l.r. ani gr0aui ffcren This morning qli'e
hard ,..
al Dana Morrill, broke bis ankle short
,Iu,a 40. While a. Norway. lie j. no" ~
his fathers in Mason. .,.-
NJ. Thomas MorTil. of North Albany
hss gone O. Boston % De dpctprcd rle
-. hen oct 10 health for long time
\ d Mill has been q Massachusetts 10
v.It his daughter. Mrs. G. A. DannAm,
whose husband i The lighthouse Keeper
on Egg Rock ,,,
Bean teams are haullng wool AMI
.,-ol stock % West Bethel Two four
hor.s All one swo-hor-c teams are on ihe
roai ..s.
aerpinuing for house Tor A. > Bean nc
4. spNttlng the stone In Mason.
\ NJ Scrioucr Is getting stone TOT DIS
&c.. A Stossll aud Bert Bean have
80. A. work ln the taunery Al Norway.
p "A Grover and vie are making tour
~ he Wet; they Intend 20 visit ifistas
\, c,llforniA before their return.
Mr.. Clara A. Mason aud daaghiefs
have been visiting her parents 10 to"n'
Mr.. I Bean l. much better. she = 40
ing her oSn work now
cois. ant lung troubles are quite pfeFs'
lent. bat few are exempt
Apples scarce ard very poor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

rhs cstils show ADD al, n. r.....-
sks Vel sttsniei. AMI . 49,. ~,
X al X n sold tick~,. :, NJ q. =. =,
s,.l'oos Aosse. All broaxht nsay p...-n.
go irom C.atoa ait Hartford. and nan.
,to.s ,eAm- ron Surrounding 10 ns. nal.
a., camasf look hke lively place. Tn.
ilspip OF I've stock sAs mostly coua,et
- .Aen an steers, % Which there w.s
tlei saos There vas also . nns All
iHse variety OF frall vegetables. AMI f.n.
cy articles. etc, In tAs hau. \ send ~.
Pofts OF committees for aa0ihsr colann-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

H.E. Hatchias has moved 10 bis place
A. No. Ramf0ri.
Antovsr crop returns come 10 amer this
manner George rhomas gets ~ bush
els Of wheat from one acre of grouod :
Wm. GregE. q Yield of loo bushels OF 20.
tatocs from a little less than one-thiri OF
an acre. AMI c. A. Proctor. 500 bushels
IRON an acre.
Mlunle Chapman was married % Elmer
Foster 81 Auburn. last week, al Lewiston,
where Mss Chapman was stopping. Fri
day, TIE happy pair came 10 Aniover,
accompanied by Miss Anuic Chapman,
Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. \ II. Dexter (Hse
Ella BArretil % Lewiston. making the TRIP
across The country BY private conveyance.
Minnie French l. teaching the village
school. The term osgluniug last Monday.
Qlite large dtoye % cattle len here,
Thursday, for the Lesision market, We
understand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

..-l. rave mtffImnuY on tle hreln
49, s.nftY. Ots usy i1ri's secont
- -. sa.isd ln marriage sith NJ.
80 r-rsI. M th.s "a fo.iosei
- ...i.. ntrtr. &c ca M evening
80 Cd or Cd OF N ffleuis ~
-.a canu.ngs tuf sIis called on
$3.50 safri ine evening very p.cAsaut-
49, ,r.tsntIti toksus of esteem
80 tr. ffh anniversary ~ their
waiursisy evening". fsrker
r.. cflgrra.ei thn tnh amt
-.f tr..r marriage. AL treated a
.--trr 10 frIruis b. an oyster and
~ 49,. zone cute vslaah.s pres
49, trat Anhrose Warisri sud
80 \. .,srt ta.s morr.ng ior counsc-
rrsarrffrg car arr o. cc msffiei
F.--t.i al sic. 20 Lvun. arc
ID. ~rhrr at nrnthfr here .
...n- MA SER. of lTun. IL F.slilng
.-.......s a-t rnnrrucIng thls scck .
$3.50 N. f. tsaght ~ NJ SAITH of
..rf,t. S. II nrN Nora fIsk of Va.
-. IS. tT Ms ftrua.i of hef.ln,
f..-.w rrrr rgs hts In BIZ Chtm-
49,. I. H.srr.s or golden cora hat
rr-.ti "a, trf farmer
s.h.... .l.fr rrskF " Cross
-. Il. lrt.n. Vi. T. Cree 10 North
5000 90 u u-rs af A'atnY, 49,
49, .I rrrrr. NJ >irtrus 10 Nes
-r..-tfr s..nr r1rlhtsrs here.
rs-..- NJ .lrtrr rrcrrrf passed. trre
...f.k rf fti shrrQ sri lsnhs O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
WILSON'S MILLS.

YER warn weather fJr he se,son-
-. re August than Octooeri peop,e
AZ, hsviog q nice time 10 DO 'hsh 'A'
Wnrk. - rui,.
J,hn CArlston's loggiog efes and h', IN.
w,,t 4 whseler's are on theif Nv w ny
Msgallosay - Parkertosu Neie - -.
- SATURDAY, night IL vii seen ionz
..-.,',-. "a - men that are going ~
Hsr.es Drydea ana wife and wll.l.m
a.. on Aansaeld. Mass, are WISHING !"
Js.s Oi.oa : a. home from Parmaehse.
u.e FOR good. a. TIE season = Oss1 10
guiding. thoagh thsre are m''s P'''''' -
o-,obsr. than usual this year.
"a. .se that George Little Is oundlog
-. a. the loser t0sn, between fe..f
Reuostt "A and winsio~ Linnsli tna' a.
~. fI,,,u hss eiapbosried his barn. and
o,b@rwl,s Improved ia appearance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Tao fr.t tlUng frost of Che sets'n a.
No.. 80. wciuesfsy night THURSDAY
moru.rg tlc grolui "a ircfen, an RI.
ftv morning the fhtrmomtier regisiefei
4. ~ arorr. saturday mofnirs Is '.eAs-
art arf sarurf
wrrG RsssIrg are employing lifs'
f,rrr In thtlr canning factory, Apeins
th.Ir corr. All paiting 70 Pm cars, an :
uanrer of teams are puiting " 90 We ar
f,- .hIpnent o. vsrious places IN ne Nl'
.f.f states sli cansfas.
r..,Irr.. Tw.tcheu a Co. have ihrec
80. 80. hsu.Iug spool stIcks from theif
~...t N,rth Bethel rhey bad tso cars
.t.v .rfwIu have a1out el car'ioais OF
no. bss.is isrgc quantity Of iAias 40 =
.ng .lurrr .....
O h uasungs. oar ueS iosimAsiei'
... .-,r...s.f Ms Katie Locke Tor ASSIST
At
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
M 81 MNEK.

Rev Throi1ro Gcrfisa ~ B.iiciofi
wil give his wy popular .ni Interesting
lecture before the q A Poet A. the
rrlversalsi church. A. West SUMMIT on
wednesday sssuiug. OF ltih, entitled -
" TIE Battle 90 Geiiyshufg Asmtil Al.
mission o. sIl bc charged . lncrease
a. Relief Fuui 10 the Poet Nj 1cfrish
nss,is 90 Introduction D. The rctiiog pa1-
nr ue was participant 10 the battle
anI ca SPEAK from aciuh knnNirdge.
Veal hope OBJ he VEL pad n W Aiirui
ths lecture Come one, cone 81, io ihls
saf.f enirftsiumert. ant thus 81 in doing
eooi a. thc usciy s1.ilcf The POET i
smsu tut o.. trying 81 81 Mat Aiile good
10 can. not on'y o. ihe soldier hui % ihe
general plhUc. e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
WEST BETHEL.

suften change from sumner heat "a
frosty sights aud sintry Winds.
hrrpsft hAson has moved into his faith
ers hols~, an the latter. ]. : Mason.
aas moved ~ Portland
Ken Scriansr sod dssghter. % Var
noah. arr visiting friend. here
Mr. q Il Rlhefts has a BOY u res
samples of drf goods. from me house of
Roe. brus Portland. AIT Il takiug or
DIS Cor M sane.
have RAJ siih in,ercsi ~ the large
crops of potatoes raised in different parts
or ne county. AL vii report nv osn
saocess frlm oue-thirt of an acre. vel
dressed sta sta1ie mNnarc. I have dog
u hlsaels of the Eu'y Rl.e variety. sni
d oashsls serelsfge cuoaga Cor ne table
Wa can tcAt thisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
RRnWNEIrIn

beri. Rose OF Northumberlani. \. N
sao has bra visiting his brother. In al.
place, hAi TIE misfortune q f.ll ani dl.i,.
eA.e his rlght shoulder. TIE sth Lost
Most Of ne children arr being vscri,.
aiei Reports % small pox In Bartlett
Al CpnsAy prove % ~ grouutless
Nanners % ne people have been a,tsnf.
lnS We Fair A. frycharg. this week. which
u reported a. hslug ysry attractive. tho1gh
the weather has been unf.vor,his- teles
co.. AZ rlullH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

We afc haYlng some very co.'s uishr +
Az gr1uuf frorr llIt- bard, ani Zee TORN
a onr.haf inch thlck To- many places.
They have the frame uq fpf ihe ues
church In this p'scc II l. aift'. 10 ley
pests TIE work will Pei pushed a. fapil'
ID A. possible. 50 A. % have u fca'l "
u.s the comlug Ninicr
Il Il Heard starts out With The largest
tor flr the season. weighing When dressed
so lns
Ar Rlherts cones % the ffoai with
a. largest pumpkin. Seighlng - io'.
Mr.. IA l. usffimsn has quite a caflls-
las ln two fanr.i kIttens. They ar re we
PATTY. toai-ihsy have got no tai
Potatoes are rutuog quite tally an'
= h.sr that some are rottng 10 ihe
cellars.
pr Cbslus has his hotel comp.etei' aui
.unavsry nice bulldog, bot Is VII BOT DC
occupied tu spriug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
RllNRI ~

NfNuek uefsinn hts shoi ito BAL
ssg,es on Knxr1ri roni tae largest ma.
sar|rg .s IuCrrs scfrss t1e siugs
va lfnnr ra'srf 10 - ins Nes lork
Belle potatoes frou eve u1ucrs of seei
SCI soc o. fhr sIrr'e sYe and drnrqrf oue
f.ot apari. Do also hss TO Sismese tsin
nlnpk.us. grusu together smoothly ifum
90 tlna urtfy So shn'c lergth OF ne
plmpk.rs
TIE appraiser. appraised D. q Mitch.
s. = estate. n.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
PERI

We srr aVrfY ga'et an p.scea',e toSu.
sn have rut much urss o. write. BOT /
sII fo the trst can for Yuu.
Afthlr litr'rtou anf Nss Stnhoru %
Cn.ua vrre uu.tri in marriage ~ tays
az
Mr. Iuua Stnntn has hfen gliie LEX
fet SO - co1siirref a uttic better nov .
ttrY srut for hfr 80. Howard TufuCf Or
IeNistnn. o. cone % O. sc Der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

ralrsiay uight "a. ne coolest yet ne
mrrcafy 80 ID "a Nnoyc AZ sunrlse. Ice
frrmci onc.r.ghth % an inch iu thickness.
lhc farmers are tusy slutlng Up their
harvesting. wh'ch has ylslict an Ahund.
ace of everything.
John W Bennett has loaded f1ur 90 Eve
cars Cf pntafnrs. paving fi ceuts flr then.
hQhrtim WIght moved into thc woods.
ol a. i,h. io prepare for his Wiaisf'.
'n-Eing
II resnoiy sos te Couft .. Traverse
flrur frnm trrr.
Levi rhInrnok has ucafiy 40 large
stacks of beans hs IL tac chsmpion bar
raiser IN th.s tnsu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
p SINNER

= I loauiT Grange. Pstroos % HasoAad-
~ s.ta Jalon Grange. ksst Samoer,
-if October 6. ant wss gel ATTENDED
- "a q nght snos. "Wednesday
80. saich staid 90 We groand most
-. - r. scott and Daaiel b. Robinson
- Ne Baptist Ststs COuveniiOu a.
80 .asi sesk. AIT report . very 10
..-1E neet-nE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
LAND FOR SALE |!

Ths anderslssei cfsrs for sals the followisg
desenbsi lOts OF land.
No. Pan OF iots No. IS snd u. 10 foxt
Grant. leo called IN Peru, esg'mstsf 20 ~ kbost
no scres. sni veil kE0sn a. The kbridEe Can
mon Yarn. "
about two l,is and sstlm afsd al 10 acres, ss) 10
Peu, near worthy Pond.
The above lots. not being ~ qgircf lor the par.
pos<s of Hsristsle Farm. viii b. sold % Q price
which will make them probable iavestmeat 20
sny one desiring nrst class pssfaraxs. for price
stc apply % Charles Nieksry, sansrer Herds
dale Yarn. Canton MANY 4. WAkD.
H.xto. <3ff N. n l<<t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

and are crowded every evening. |. the
whole population young and old seem
TO be out Of doors after SUNSET. In the
Exposition Is a large weather beaten
army ,eni. which is called the southern
Headquarters, and Il is filed With Con
federais Flags and uniforms. and Pie,-
ure, Of prominent rebel generals, but &C.
cupying the central place in an elegant
frame, surrounded With wrea,hs u life
sire portrait Of Gen. Grant. showing th.,
he /. hosofed and loved alike BY North
and South. Twas glad 10 see iha, his
picture was given a place 10 a soa,hera
war tent. When | got back TO Chicago.
!, was cold and rainy and since eomins
home have seen snos two inches deep
in Dakota. I, is cold and backward
thi, spring. bu, grain Is crossing nicely
and our business ]. looking well.
Yours Respectfully.
FRANK II. SEILtINos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

la gathering Wild flowers, autumn
leaves, or plcnicking IN the woods. We are
more OF less exposed to danger from polls
ouing by ivy OF other Wild vines aud
shrubs The p)isoa IL under certain cir
cums,ancr. readily absorbed by the blood.
ans paiaful swelllng- or cruptlons are
caascd Such affections lI0ols Sirssps-
filla readily cares, A. Il sxpsls all impun.
ties from the blO)i. Even In eases OF
poisoning by Paris green, Hoods Sirsa'
p.rllla has been remarkably successful
IL should be kept constantly 10 the house
for ell blood disorders. Hoods Sarsaps-
rllla Is made by C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell,
Mass, and IL sold by oil druggists. 100
Doses ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

E. as rs s0n 'f'u salem.
,ir. s..-ta ..rtr 80 ,l1trg ari a,h.rs
m .s r.rrr lrry r.s.trf ttr f.ar
Ir.s t.' .1.rrt some r..r fr0lt
Ar..tlr 49, utfr atry e..Ca gave
-a t. ..re laughter Iae s.te uf orr o'
r .f..rs As 40 ler mothers rHlsr.
.r. 60 rrtfy ur e. psf.rg nff. ari
$685. DO t.srarf tn bring ttr Tar.rg
rt..r.s. .t .r wal.f fuf on tte pantry
$50 ..rr ur .r rspsr Wee tc came m
EN- .r.rr rr m srur haste. fr0k sat
Supposed 81. hf tre rkr.rg uto..le.
t.ts..r Del trr.rrt tarfrf .t tn r.ss fc
So -rr..ef tre packkgc ani fIlrt the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
- POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
NRMRY

..,, i.ssh,sr o. Joha wym.u. pro
A. - 81 5.rch min A. NsSfy Corner
t.ii.si Sssiay. 49,, -, -.
~ 800 % t1e noautsins a. ! sfite
50 -.rr potatoes an rcmala % ~
sli''. -. AZ uos b1sy gathering In
- r-.r. fcnsln % hc harvested for
go W|rtfr nay sieal q march 90
30 % cattle are sesn on N roai
1870. o. Inprofemeut In prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
ANnOYER.

~ Gilman Rice Of samnsr supplied
- consregstiOnsl church, last ssnds..
Ts.Ce,grer.tionsl Circle met Win MIS-
Ms dresser. Wednesday evening
Ta..tsV night TIE young ioiks -"
,.-,v Al Harry BscOn's shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
FARM FOR SALE I

A farm Of about SEVENTY seres, we'll DIVIDED isio
ehard, a. well ~ frsh orchard; good and ssvsE
failing supply Of uater; taiidlngs good sat rssy
hssdg. filk<slsh Of owner readers u nscsssAfy
70 cell, and VII cell cheap n disposed 81 sooe.
owner. r. u. WAkNke. North Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

W ianrs, zoo sportsman, L. On tae
var path anef the parifIige again. loa
CA hesr tlr rtpori 20 hIs -uu from rAfIy
mora tI at ~ eight
Mrs. e.. q nr.hon has hfrn ql.tc s'ck
via heart tr1ah'f. t1t IL htiicf uos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Ons q the most notahls uterAnoes regarding Gen
Grant i hkely % ~ thar promised IN ne september
IIsnrFn's from the pea 0fGen. lloracc Porter. en.
Porter was On Gen. Grants siaa during most q ne
var, All II b. prifaff secrttsries Nhen ne
f,re, unler al ykrietes u cirCumsianctsi and his
paper, Il l. understood vii present gren number 81
"reminiscences both Of his military ani political NE.
II vii b. sxalfed With much Interest a me por.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Tue history OF Downs Elixir Is iden,i'
ned with the history OF New England for
the last my years. II cures coughs aud
cola.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

EAsI SUNSER.
Mrs Abbie Biss.. formerly Of E,',
Sumner. has opened dress making shop
a, New Gloucester. Me. With the es.
perieneei help she has engaged We pre-
dc, large business. Mr Briggs has
Just returned from Boston ~here she has
been looking over the new styles. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

In Bethel, OCT. sih, By Rev. BENJAMIN Poster, M.
james l. Bragg q Euor, y. IL, and Miss Ida l..
Usvford % Albany, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Behold The eonqaeror OF all kidney, liver
and urinary dlseases-lIants Remedy. A
sure C1rc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
BORN.
MARRIED.

Ia Fpsburr. sept ash. 70 ,hs viz Of Frank BARK
sr, a soa. wsishsd 70 pounds. Name, sslmah y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
GIRL WANTED |!

sirons. capable woman wanted Immediately,
70 do sencsfl hoaseucrs, good vkxess pefmassrt
place. For psrtisnlars adiess or call AZ The Ga.
ford DenCefst c.cs, Paris Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

sIl. Baslness Meeting. p ID. Report 81 the
Oxfori unity Mission, BY ksy. Alex. NisSall.
ID -. Discu salon, Ilou shall Ne secure the
Young fOr the Church service, for the sunday
school, for the social ~erN Ice and for CHRISTI
Intr lducsd b. Rev. u. Garland. u 90, Reports
frnrn tna enurrlea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
.rrEHSoOS

10 sermon BY Rev. A. g. fitx, followed BY
the sacrament Of the LOris ,upper.
Ats 80 O'Clock " cdnessiAy morning The Ia.
dle.' Missionary Nesting. the place o. meeting
20 be dosixaated ~ the Conference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

All who attend the Conference are re-
qaested TO bring their Gospel Hymns.
A collision will be served both days OF
The Conference, either In The church or
near H. Horses will also be provided Tor
Al noon, near by.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

%. Praise Meeting. conducted b. Rev 81.
man Klce. -. Discussion, tios can Ne bring
oul selves up % a higher state OF Christian en-
perlence and nsarncss 20 COLI Introduced ~
Rev. A. l.. Gridley. As, short fcryeut prayer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

sa. Discussion, How shall We meet the
skspticlsm of the day. introduced ~ lion. D.
" Woodbury.. 80, How can Ne most sue
cessfully reach The non church goers' Rev \.
q. nOsler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

CoNGREGAuONl COSFERENcE. - The
semi annual meeting OF oxford County
Conference will be held with the flf.i
Charch 10 Norway, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. oct. e0th and glsi, lssj
The order Of services Is as follows
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-10-14
TRICKS ON THE TRACKS!
hangers from Which Engineers Save tn,
Public and Themselves.


The Railway Review
oae who Is accustomed to railway travel
Ing can scarcely realize how much he is de-
pendent Tor safety upon the engineer. Add
Ell TO the responsibility of their station
engineers are also in constant danger OF &C
cldenGs caused by the tricks Of Jealous ri
walls.
This rivalry, it is said, sometimes prompts
20 the doing OF utterly mean tricks. A
Nickel Plate engineer after his very first
Trip was laid off because he had 'cut out
all the bearings Of his engine. He was re-
lnstated, however, after he proved that
some rival had filed his oiHng can with
emery. Another new engineer was sus
pended for burning out the Aues of his
poller. Through grief of the loss of his
posltlon he died, and then q conscience
stricken rival confessed that he had put oil
IN the tank SO that it foamed and showed
water at the top gauge, when inreality there
was BIS scarcely quart in the boiler
These intense jealousies, together with the
terrible anxiety incident to their work, has
terrible straining effect on the nerve, and
STATISTICS tell us that though Locomotive
Engineers may look strong and vigorous
they are not all hearty class. Ex-Chie
Engineer A. s. Hampton, Indianapolis
IND, DIV. 143) was one of those apparent
~ hearty men, but he says: "The anxiety
~! aAu ana lOltlng came near hnlShlng me.
his sufferlngs localized in catarrh of the
bladder, but he used Warmers safe cure
faithfully for twenty weeks and now ex
claims, 81 am well man." It. S. Ingra
nam, OF Cleveland o., assistant chief en-
glneer and other prominent members are
ais emphatic in its praise.
The Locomotive Engineers Brotherhoo d
has IT 900 members and 24O divisions. It's
headquarters are in Cleveland, O., where
Chief Engineer Arthur for twenty years has
exercised almost dictatorial sway. 1t was
organized in August, 1868, by the employ
es OF the Michigan Central 1t has giver
nearly two million dollars to the widows
and orphans of deceased members.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-10-14
The Worlds Champion.

Mr.. Edward Hanlan, the great oars
man, and, until his recent contest with
Beach in Australia, the champion of
the world, may certainly belooked up
on as an authority in everything af-
fecting athletic sports. Before leaving
Australia for this country, he wrote a
letter in which he stated that he had
used st. Jacobs Oil with the most ben
efcial results. He found ii q reliable
remedy for muscular painsiu the arms
and limbs, and from his personal ex-
perience took great pleasure in recon-
mending it. No stronger proof OF the
truth of what is claimed for St. Jacobs
Oil could be furnished than this, and it
will undoubtedly carry great weight
with all thoughtful and intelligent
people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-10-14

Young friend went. Within very
short time after the service had begun,
they came home. The mother said:
"You did not stay to church, then,
Nellie?" ooh, yes, we did," was the
reply, "but St. Paul came in ready for
bed, and knelt down to say his prayers,
so l thought it was time for us to
come home. "-Ex.
HUSBAND (impatiently) Is there q
pencil about the house? On my way
up town tonight very clever thought
occurred to me, but having no pencil
to note it down with, lost it. Wife
| (singing baby to sleep)-Hush my
bay bee-did you speak to the conduc-
tor about it ?-Hush my bay Hus-
band (sarcastically) Did-I-speak-
to-the- conductor Wife
| (too intent on baby to notice sar-
casm) -Yes-hush my bay bee-or get
the number of the car? Husband
| (mad)-When you get that confound-
ed baby to sleep, perhaps you IL listen
| to what Pm talking about.-NeW
York Sun.
JOHNNY came in, out of breath, the
other day, and, being questioned, said,
81 kicked Sammy Smiler; that's what
| did, and I ran away" "You kicked
Sammy Smiler!" calculated maternal
authority, depressing tendency to
smile at the ruffled aspect of the small
kicker, and sternly didactic of speech;
''you kicked Sammy Smiler! should
think that you would be ashamed to
kick q nice little boy" with a circum-
fex on each word of the description,
''and then run away! If kicked q
nice little boy would stay and take
the consequences" Consequences
said Johnny, undeterred by the praise
bestowed on Sammy, and reflected in
blame on him, consequences! Huh !!
l took the consequences before kicked
him. "-Boston Transcript.