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Connecticut western news., 1885-05-13
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, tee County of Litchield. BE- Canaan. I,DWIGHTE E. DEAN, Cashier of the above.named bank, do soemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and OtlleI.
 DWIGHT E. DEAN, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day oi May, 1885. LEE P. DEAN, Justice of the Peace. Correct-Attest:
 A. c. RANDALL,
 k. w. SPURR. SDlrcctors.
 ROBERT LITTLE,
Connecticut western news., 1885-05-13

RESOURCES.
 Loans and Discounts. $2308I2.24 Overdrafts. 1899. Fl |. $. Bonds to secure circulation. 5u.00OO0 Due from approved Reserve Agents, 44663.52 Due from other National Banks, 3,042.12 Due from State Banks and bankers, 717S5 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures, 100000 Current Expenses and Taxes paid, 1479 61 Checks and other cash items, 4,139.59 Bills of other Banks, 2,d18OO Fract'l par curcy, nickes and Pens, 5l.1S Specie. 9,S'400 Legal Tender Notes, 1o,o1000 Redemption fund with U. $. Treasur-
 CT 6 per cert. of crculation). 2,25000 Tax due from Nonresident Stockhold-
 CTS, 11sO
 Total 366,19232
 LIABILITIES
 Capital Stock paid in, S2OO, ,OO0.c0 Surplus Fund. 42.000.h0 Undivided Profits. 4S37.90 National Bank Notes Outstanding, 44.99O OO Dividends unpaid, 662 .00 Individual Deposits, subject to check. O. 133 g Demand Certificates of Deposit. 1249.27 Due to other National Banks. 95s5 34 Due to State Banks and Bankers. 2,734.52
 Total = S366 192 32
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
rOF IN Democrat
A GREAr DAY IN rORrLAND.

Thinking p-fhsp, that the readers % th'
DENoCRAf might b. Interested 10 The u
NR mJy.mrut a. Portland. will give
short sketch ~ the proceedings on ~
glt Arriving In Portland Il nine O'Clock
N. We Al once proceeded 10 Camp L )
Grant The camp Il siiaat.d on f1ftlan,
Highlands. overlooking The ocean. LAfg'
arches xsre erected Al the thrs. entrances
respectively AMI covered Win rcd. Whit
AMI blue. AMI bcsfing 10 large letters th'
word. G,Nr L ) GRANT
II "a. estimated that there were IS o.
soldiers In me parade. 100 OOO people %
ths street. and 81 90 soldirr. DOT Ia line
There were sbout any bands. including
drum corps and coru~t bands Toe sii-
dc-camp wcru stylish. while all we're yer,
vel uniformed The Chlldr,n's band ID
Portland played very vel Indeed
The Maine trOop. sefe Al tn head, fDl
loved ~ a. other New Englani troops
these followed Nv Other State trpor- In 70
talon. The Massachusetts and iillnol'
troop, we're rather The best uuiform~d
II took thrcc hour. ani twenty minutes
for the troops 10 pass.
Many people visited the monument Al
the entrance Of oue of The arches House.
and stores were decorated fasly. especial.
IN the Pfsbis llouse aud Lpfing. Short 4
H,fmon'- book store. N-srly 81 m
cfosd Wa on Congress. Middle and lliTh
Streets Tue hor-. cars ait not rua uutiI
or. n. on account ~ The parade Al ~
principal places ~ business were closed
To. largest crowd that ~ noticed -. Il
an. Observatory on Congress Street 4.
49, spleBaid a. 10 seathsf
Therv wcrr more soldiers together than
IL any time since The var No. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
\ HEAL =
rHYSELF
,,,ruurr's SALE.

OXFORD. - -ratsu on Essrstioa al .
b 80 q by Iublf Alct'un. q ne h.shest blid.
on Tuesdsy 90 10 fAI oi JAW 4. I'd, ~ ~
o'clcck in Ne tfIsrro1n. a ne ~ ol 81 oi
llsrfkk lr Hefhsl. In s1ii ll1tY al ~ rsai =
equity uh.ch ntnifl % ksnitll q bethe', /, ~
Csaftg n Osfofi. hai 20 ~ 1th tsg OF fet.s
sy a. q. hsl 90 Tee o'claek 49, isseil n 80
n, shes ne sa-s "a, az 'ehst o. the 90 "a
~ru. 81 rsdesm ths f1Iiosing dsscfilfi 30.
ssssd Re. Eltate sfssisi 10 Bsthsl, q a.
Cpuats % 81 Certain piece % psr.ee ll -
sith ihe buiilrgs ihersoa ani bcsnisi = ~
lOss.vF. tAstsriy BY isni Of Josspt !. p.Hd'
soutnsflF b. lanf Of %. klnDsl All ~.
ball ssi By the fost leadlas fros bsihei a..
Midcis later, az. Westerly By lad Of a.
born aus b. Ian OF a. I. ~anhnfu ani VIII y
~ ne Anlfose Tsin River AL by land A.
ne "snsfal iis,,inss pee 80 - !. ~
aid Dsasl u kendsli nos nvts and toeiei 7
TIE sald Dsnlsl 4 keu.iAii bt zoe bfraleA -
DAN, By dsef dsief Msfch ioth, A. ID. 80 ga y
coTded 10 Oxiord kessuy Of Dceis. boa ill' -
pa. 70 -hea rsisrenes may b bal 90 no.
ticui.r ds.erip 10 ttereof ne above desoi :.
premises BENG sutlsct 70, ant ssd rE,t q "a
demption etisiins BY trtue Of smrfis.ss 49,
ysnsafy lai. A. u. is-A Asa recorded "a ut.
DsiIsi Z. X nisil - fno,s, n Gag 9... =
seeurs me pument Of uine hlnifei -.
.sr,esoiy - TOO prOmisory uotss. q ilgi -
died. add ave hubdrd dollar. cara, pa -. $50,
~. snh isssrsst -hiss morss.s. og,,.,i -. ..
ne no,ss thereby .eesred. wss assigsed b is
s.id rlaOfhy N. Chspman by ~ asss....
dstsd tfe second dag 81 Jane, A. ID, lsss, % - u
onlsni snd Ilmothy ~. Chapman, uns.r !.
fund for the ssc3nd C0nsrexstlenA thar.
Bethel. ant upOn uhich aOtes and nor,x.ts -. -,
= nov Que the san " uins hunir~i ana 49,,
sik dollars and atty cents ts.st $40 - -,
ssm q thlru ave dollsrs ssd ssveniy csnis =.
tszss Of lss3 and lss, ASSESSED 90 sail reai es',~
which 10 zoe unpaid
bslhei. jane I'd. A. ID is.s -.
ALNAS n oODwIs. Dept shen''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
APUZZLED MONKEY.

The 81. LOUIS RVsbl,ean gives an se-
count Of a lively monkey. perpleii,y
over bis o~n image A number II the
little creatures were At the fair grounds.
-hsre they amused everyone by their
antics and mischief. One Of them was
particularly lively, and sooa became a
fAyori,e With the bys,Anders. A gentle
man in the crowd, happening 10 have a
small mirror with him. passed j, 10 the
monkey. The animals behavior on see
ing bis face reflected in the glass ~a'
very amusing. Tie Of course failed "a
recognize the reflection Of himself. and
took IL 10 be another monkey; and hi.
anxiety 10 get bold Of ths, monkey va.
What made the fun. lie would look be
hind the glass and feel for il in such a
oonicsl way while he Vas looking in the
glass ths, one could no, help laughing
While the glas. was close 10 bis eye. be
gradually bent over, casually; and
noticing that the evsnescent monkey va:
on bis back apparently, be dropped the
glass and made = sudden grab for him
When be didn't ge, him. be looked sur
Prised and began looking under the straw
to ses VIA, bad become Of him. lie wa
then seized with q luminous idea. lie
picked up the glass and ran to the top
most branch Of the dead tree tina, Is erect
ed the cage. and. climbing to the extreme
end. again looked in the glass. !, seem
cd be reasoned ,ha, ia such = position
the monkey could no, get away. lie felt
for IL. grabbed a, il. and tried ali sorts
Of strategy to capture il, Notwithstanding
repeated failures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

kErriNG 10 rHE WiNDwAEp. -"Th,
p-Airiss Of The ~ss, are great place. Coz
Wind. aid telegraph opsraiof. II us.
81 70 have a siAiioa OF IN Nebraska,
night out 90 The open pfairie, and The
-ay the wind bowed there wss a eau.
ton Bu, !, wss lucky Wind Cor me
Ata s,At.oa aboat thirteen nils vest.
my gnl lived. and a. | kAd no sunday
train. or business Of any kind | Used O
10 up there and s,sy over sunday Bat
. living horse from Saturday night 10
Monday morning COS, me TOO much mon
~. ard 30 nsx,d up sal On an old
us-cH All bid 10 90 saturday nigh,
.ss 20 hoi.t nv .sh. push that 'ie.ear
oai on the main rack. and IN -. than
"a hour ! ~As a. nay lolrneys end. for
more than . year wen, 10 see my sifl
very saturday nish, BY mean. u thai
-ah car. Pretty sleek. ~asn't u >
"les. pretty sleek Bli DO yol mean
.sy TIA, the sind blo~sd 10 the same
iireiion every saturday nigh, during al
nat time
"Of course doa't.
"Well. how DID you manage !, those
nighis when !, bles IN the other dire.
ton .
"EAsy enough bad another girl =,
a station hfte,n miles east
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

Tnk SNAIL BOYS LUcx.-The psssen.
gers, In Boston street car last week,
witnessed . novel shower bath. A small
BOY was standing under the flexible pipe
connected with the hydrsnt for nlllng va.
tering carts and letting the water trlekle
upon his head and neck. Although there
was NOT now enough for athorough dreneh.
Ing, there was Sufficient 10 awe a ais III
shock and . cooling sensation, which sp.
parently extended ~ far as the boys feet
a feeling OF sdmiring sympathy ran through
me passengers on the car who witnessed
The urehins attempt, but their emotions
we're somewhat rudely disturbed by the
act OF an ineensed Irishwomsn, Who v a
spparenuy The boys mother. She seized
h'm ~ 'ne ear, and remarked. fercelyi
"ocn. 70 spalspeen. wud ye 70 and vet
yourself and b sft<r esstin' the rheumstir
lls. for The sake Of fselin' the taste Nv cold
wstheri"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
lIsten 10 Your Wife.

rhs Manchester GUAEDi.S. Jsns :. IssI avs
Atone ~ ne
"Windoss-
Isooking 90 the woodland ways with
clamp- 0f Transformations snd great masses
ut Nay biOssoms There Was an In
tsresting group
n inciad~d oas Who hsd been . Cotton
.plunsr." bat sss n0w 80
PsrslyIed..i
Tia, BE- eosld only bear 10 lie 10 = re-
ciniug position.
This refers 10 my case.
I was Attacked twelve years ago With
"Locomot~r Atsxy"
"a p.r.lysis di-s~-s % nsfvs asTs rarely ever
ana vas fOr several years bsr,ly able ~
at abOat. and for The last Five years not
abe % sttsnd - my Business. although
Many things have lea done fot me.
10 iss, sigssiH,sai ss.ns Nsrss s'Fs'ehias
home hr incafaoiss' Near Manchester. 10
MAJ. lvl
am so -Adysc.is-, .'Fcr snythlns IN 'hs
shape Of psirnt- MciilCinesf
A. na.is many obiectioas 10 my dear -ifs' :
ees,-t-si arsins - e., noP hitiers. bal nnNi,
a. T.aciiy nsf-
h.d noi gulie nnisbe,i the nr-i bottle vhen
I rot cha - g ne over me. Ihis ~as >Atnf'
dsy, Nossmbrr o. ca suniiay morning feit
80 sirung 49, % my room colnp@nion-, -
- safc 1 Coll1
"WaIkf
- started scross N foof and bach
. hardly knes hos o. cnntain mYsrlf vas
al over ne houss. am Taiains strvnsth each
iav. and can ssik lulte ssfe without any
s~Ilrk
a. suururI
am uus ~ mY osn house. AMI hupe sotn
o. D. ahle o. earn mY ovn living Again. have
rfTu q mem heT ~ the Manchester
-Hoyai Hxchanrt-
lor ncarIY thirty vcars and vas most hear.
nv cCngfstulAtgi uu kUinE into ne r,~nin On
THURSDAY a.. Nery rratsflliy yoVrs.
IUuk nLACkuJEN.
NkNCuNsrEL lEnr D.c. "a iS,L
To years later an perfectly eel.
as Nunr genuine wiftOui q bunch - Freen
liOrs On tts shits lshel. shun 81 he vile.
l.oiscuOus stIr ~iih Hop OF HOPS In their
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

INITIATING ADULT 0ESERosITY.-
Seene-r~o little girls playing tina, they
are grosn-up people;
"Yoa mus, seeeP, this ring as a pres
cot"
"Oh. no, couldn't think Of IL
Really you ~ill Oblise me II you will
take IL; you know is doesn't become my
complexion
"rhsnks. and in return | beg you will
receive this pocket book"
IL believe I must decline"
please don't; vs jus, about to
throw il in the ssh-bsrrel. "-B0sOn
Budget.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

scrofuli, salt rheam, plmple-, bolls an
all hnmors will thrive on The impurc mat
ter 10 your system n you neglect 10 re
move a. This q. the time when you
whole body l. susceptible 10 the enllven
ing Influences OF BrOUA's Ngrsapdriila
The blood, stomach. kldneys and liver vii
rspldly improve. Remember the name. -
Browns SsrsaparillA Yoa eau get IL Al
any drug store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
CONSTIPATION

There IA no medium through which
disease 90 often attacks the system
S by Constipation. and there IA no
other III flesh Is heir 10 mora apt 10
DO neglected. from tho fact material
Inconvenience nay not be immediate.
ly felt from irregular action Of the
bowels. When there il not regular
action the retention Of decayed and
erete natter. with is poisonous
gases. sOoa polsols the whole system
by being absorbed into IL. causing
piles. fsiali. headache. impure blood
and many other serious affections
BURD0CK BLOOD BlTTERS viii
Immediately relieve. and ono bottle
positively cure or relieve any case
Of Constipation.
Was troubled for q year with
torpid liver and indigestion. and aiter
trying everything imaginable used
BURD0CK BLOOD BIrTERS. The
fnt bottle revived me and the second
cared me- eBtirely.'-J.S Williamson.
Rochester. N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
TnE PERFECT WORD


Nv dear littie wliiy-mE BOY Of four-
Flayssi slfh his hlOcks on the nursr ~ noor
H. randy tints 90 the blacks as ssi.
o. printrd letters The alphabet.
rhls -ay snd thai say. siie ~ sifie
Hltsck amer block he turu - ani ulesi.
watching M WHY. his votca h~sr,t
tome auf 49,. mamma I've made q sofdf-
Thourh busy ~ -o4k never forgot
To iook when he asset, THAT mother -oni 4
uutf
ia that a worl mammal" h. aivays ssii.
I laughed. . 4 ali no ami shook my bead
Al last rofn out, Too TIRED % creep.
On the nursery fnof 10 fell al sp,
To lAy hin dosu In biz crib seat
And az ~ hsd male b. scciirnt
A ~or,i 9Th the blocks ~ si1s " Side
A -ori -hen ~ hAlint even uiet
10 bal made litter. a. on brfure.
Win the biocks al owe ne nursery foor.
naI like q mother. I conld not bar
To spoil The sord. - ief u there.
a thoaxht cam. intO my heafti Jusi -
We Erovn np on.s a. oar duties g..
We F.Jndsf them over - toll AMI iret
Over onf no. nss an siphsbet.
Tlll. amer ashile. LsD tlrt.l a. scsp.
Over many fAilurvs - fall sslcep.
On = utter thruugh lifs seNe male
Add. dreaming ~ dsiinx. have oaiy played.
Yet the uonisrOus poser ~ love may change
Ani aaknusu us. MAJ M dss'sis aff.nrn
a. shea 80 saks NAY the Noice - heard
Ivlling al lssi ~ IN psrfrct -ofi
-NIrcA Md Aeais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

Apprsclatlye employer" Mr. Virgins,
I have been very much pleased VIII your
assldulty and attention 10 business during
The past year and have determined 10 re-
ward your fidelity ~ making you ny jon
ior partner
Horr.nsd smployec-"Janlor partner
me-uo. siri Don't do it-Iast reduce my
salary aud let 10 20 Al that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07


Dryden.
Recently. while rrposinE near \ brook.
And scanning ~ ss part 81 >stnrc's book,
Quaint music heard. sa~ charming pictnrss too
And bere tho story vii ~ ate 10 you,
Iaksstse the moral 90 the tale vili tell.
that ali may understand AMI heesi n we'll
A little up IN. stream. small cs-csis
To Maids sang. and Try bubbies made,
True hsmispherss In form With rsinho - hue
A. on beheld Ia pcsriy drops ~ due.
Then each one started dosn upon the stream
D.noei on the vave ani smiled In sunlight
All .lrs. here -sre .sea. from large IN small.
some ro.tsd on. While Others near the tall
soon vani.hesi. and we're iOst o. human sies,
while onward others ro-n % start snes.
Hut although millions thus their scc hegan,
None reached the gosl 10 ~hich the siresfnle
80 trsnsi:nt we're they all. and brief their stay -
ny magic cane. like magic passed arsy
Taas while unused on this delightful scene,
Alone, and In the midst ~ svefErcen.
In .,iemn ton the moral came ~ me.
.mbl.Ins are these ~ meas morality
Upon lifr's "a like bubbles Ne are throsn,
To satl little While. and then are gune
And %, how on sweet innocsnts are horn.
Then disappear like tiny stars AZ dsSni
Aua many Inuru. alAsi IN hours Of hloom.
Ar ~rscke 81 by vice. and sink Into The tomb.
81 there arr those sho Natures las obey,
Aud thus all on, until the close ~ day.
Cuiic then thy barb, While crOssing DER IN
main
In Wisdom. 20 At last the port IN gain.
And tall true chftstisn sailors. one ~ one.
To ri.c again. aad hear thc -ofds. well done'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

A lady travelling In q Pullman car, when
she retired for The night, stated some cot
ton In her ear a. The preventative 70 ear
ache In the night u came out. and she
stuffed one Of the pillows In by mistake
The porter nett morning vas going "
have her arrested for larceny, until she eK'
nlAlnsd matters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

wRoSG DAGSosIs -Physielsn-"Y es
sir; you must stop eating between meals
That IL what Is the msttsr with you"
Pstisnt-" But n did not eat betweel
meals I would stsrye 10 death
4" Nonsense"
4" But I would. doctor indeed,
would"
" How can that possibly bef"
II board
sOhtf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

OXFORD. ss.-At Court o. iroose es,s =
Paris. ullhln and Cor the JunfI 81 ys"''
90 the third Tu>stsy Of June, A. D. -. 49,.
WALDO fkTIk>ofLIs Afsnl-us.% ~ 4.
ssld Cousty, dec>ased, having presented p a.
count a sdministrstioa Of The sstse o. -
oea-fd Cor sllossncsf ...-. -.
OEDEnHD. That he said Admihisue' ~.
OF this order 70 be pubIisAsf thrs wells -.
ssssitsly IN the Oxfofd D~.ocrzf. prIn I'D ~ ~, ~
that they my Appear 81 Court OF i're.s.s IA
held q PARA within and ,fof sad Co.n ~
Sorrso con. M skos calss, n asy fssy have w
"' ''"' ''''' sso. A. WIIsos, Jsdss.
a tue oopy-atsst IN. Z. DAVIS, k<ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

HE WANTS TO M HosrLER ON A
Mail RoUrE--Among the queer letters
received a, the pos, Office department, Is
one from an Indiana man who wishes TO
be informed VIA, qualifications are re-
quired Of an spplicsn, for position as a
"hos,ler" on = mail route Another man
has applied for the position Of sexton
Of the pos, office department building.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

-Anevenios's pleasure spoiled.-"My
DEAR" whispered . man TO his wife ~
they seated themselves in . theatre, 81
left my pocketbook ct home. Haven't
you any money ct ell" "Only forty
cents; won't that be enough" "Enoueh!'
he repeated. impstisn,ly. "Ifs . i've
oct play
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

"You mus, have your fortune told while
you are 10 Chicago, said q yoang LADY
resident % guest M.iAme u 4 clair
voyani on wab-sh Avenue, reveals many
sOudcrfal thlngs
II, she the seventh daughter Of asev'
enih sonf'
&c 40. she 4, The wife OF seventh hus'
hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
N.,,s.. p..III,.,.a Me-.

You ar aiio~e'i THEE TRIAL 80 THiErf nsfs
Of ths usa ~ Dr. Dyes Cslsbrafsd NoitAic Belt
Hifh flUCfTic SuspsusoTY App iancfs, fnf ths
speedy relief AMI permanently cure ~ Nervous
li-hillfy los ~ Vita ny and Manhooi, anf al
iudfsd troubles. Also. ior many q her Ne
eases Complete rsstofa iun a. health. Niguf
M manhood guaranteed No risk l. Incurred.
illustrated pamphlet, sith full lnfurmaiion
terms. etc. mailed free by addressing Nultait
10 20, Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
WHY Is In

That the sale OF hoods ssrssparills con.
continues atsuch rapidly increasing rate
IL Isl
lsti Bsesuse OF the positive curative
alee OF Hoods sarsspsrills itself
I'd; Because Of the conclusive evidence
OF remarks BILE cures Effected by Il, unsur.
passed and seldom ECU allied BY any Other
medicine Send 10 q. I. Hood 4 Co, Low.
ell, Mass, for book con,si ming many state.
ments OF cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

Terrible thing. that sitemPt 20 blow
up Gladstone, wasn't hf' said the Gov
county delegate - another al Sscremsnto'
the other day.
"Avfal, awful 2" said the other states
man, with . shudder; wonder "hieh
% us they will 90 sfter next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
feet are becou

Pigs feet are becoming very popu-
lar in New York for lunch. They are
much more nutritious than pies of tsr's.
and are said to be an excellent brain food.
The Boston Courier fnds IL quite in
keeping with the eternal fitness Of things
that VIA, comes from the pen should
furnish inspir alton for the pen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

Way ORTHODOX ANIMAL bishop
4" Doesn't shy, sh. Nj. Perkins,
Horse-deslsr -" Shyf Never. stop my
Lord. must BE- homes, With you. di
know him shy once, bat that sas Al o Sal
vstlonist army passin' by
Bishop buys horse 81 once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

DECORATIONS aSD SouvESIRs -Dstaeh
the notice from your bottle Of horss lsi
i0,s Dol. and mail pr directions on each
bottle. and thus secure an assortment Of
our elegant decorative Advertisements
Souvenirs. etc. MY. ID. SYRuF Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
A sAcmLs0ious BEasr-Mrs Killers

A s.cmLsGioUs Bkasr Mrs kilcrsln
Piigeon OF Austin, Il very CONSIDERATIONS
In The discharge Of her religious duties
Yesterday at breakfast. Mr.. Pidgeon, who
wss reading the morning Newspaper, ~.
msrksds
THAT was . horrible srsir In Paris.
Day before yesterday, lion tanner VS.
esten up by the lions"
what" exclaimed Mrs. Pigeon. "ln
Lentr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

I-nLANks.
Tue soldiers duties are not light
MS foes he's Oftsu forced 10 -.
I sac frlsr- pass along.
Chsntlng . strange and mournfal song
when Tom 10 10 . pleasant mood,
We think thu, be l. very -.
Bat lis q sal, q shocking sight
To see him with his plsymstes -.
A frsgran, baneh - nosers rare
Nv sister gave me for my hair.
The Master gently 10 us saith
That In his word we shoali have
The words TO an The blanks nov take,
And Chfistian soldiers motto maize.
AUNT HfrriE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

PoErRY WORM REaDISG.-A county.
upon Shlc was written few lines Of poe
Try
"whai dli you buy tha, fJfi" asked bis
wife; you don't care Tor poetry"
II don't 90 much on ordinary poetry,
be replied; /" bat this vas writ by . dime
museum fellow with bis toes. see him
An IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

A mlssiep sill onsn make cripple fof
life A bottle % Henry & Johnson's Arni'
% and OF Llnimsnt a. hand, will not pre-.
vent the misstsp. bat used Immediately y
will save bcing a cripple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

81 wouldn't be 50 mean .. ~ hssl
coal. Of are on nv enemy bead, ID 'niule'
said Farmer farfow N his p,stm
Nod. pray. what woalf 700 %. t,@af
"Oh, Ia Just thros s-h-- over W i'",'
90 M. asparagus bed. That ""S' m's'
him msd enough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07

yes. Doctor. I've tried everything bot
The only relief got WAS from mcil eAtsd
baths
"Do 700 mean 20 say tAst they inprov.
81 yoLi'
"Oa yc-, Indeed; can yoa explain Why
they had -uch q g0oi sf.ctf'
Really. 40 noi know ID 4 they zee
.nrnfH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
BosToN. MASS

OXFORD. s.s-N coar Of Proo.ts hsh q
fsrls, within sad foe the County o. oxford
90 The Third raesdsy Of June, A u. is,s.
VISTA A. sERkiLL. vtiou Of klJs A. Msr.
M, late Of Ramfort- deceased, hsviaF present.
ID her pstltioa Coz On allowance oaf fine fsr
sonsl kstsis % sad deceasedi
Ordered. that The said Petitioner give notice Of
the same q ell persons Interested therein, by
publishin g eOpy ofthis order three weeks ssccs-
siyely IN the Oxford Democrat. . newspapes
printed al PARE 10 said COunty. that they MAJ
appear At Probsts Court ~ be hot zen 81 Pgis
within ant foe SAID County. on the third Tuss
day Of Jaly next. al nine O'clock In the forsaoes
and sh0s eanss, u sny they have. against the
sane 0ED. A. WILSON, Judxs.
A uss eopy- attest III. Z. DAVIS. Register.
OxFOgD, s;-At . Court Of PROBATE held At
Psris. within and for the County % Oxford
the third Tsesisv Of Jane. A. ID. lss5.
RICHARD A. FRYE. kxecater on the estate
Of Richard n. Laursncs, late Of Alb,nT, In sad
County, deceased. having presented bis Ae)ast
Of simisisirssiea u the Eststs Of sad deceased
Tor allowances
Ordered. That the said Execstor give notice
20 all persons Interested By causing copy ofthis
order % BE- psbiish~d three webs successive
" 10 the Oxford Democrat, Q newspaper.
printed AZ Paris that thsy may appear Al afrobzte
Court 20 be held AZ Paris, in saii County on
the third Tuesday Of yaiy next. ats O'Clock In the
NE ssm, should not b. allowed.
GE0. A WILSON, Judge.
Atrss oopy-Atsssii u. Q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-07
Tnnoran Ins TrLErnoNE i q. DO

TuEOUGu fuE TELErnoNE -' l. that
yOl. foctoff'
"Yes. Who 1. itf'
Mr. Merony %. doctor, ~hat shall
a. for ths poor bl1,i lie hs, swallowed
dine
We'll. you surely don't want 10 spsrd
40 dollar. 10 get a dime, 40 your
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