Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
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In the long AMI Al times bitter rivalry
between Conneciicut's two biggest cities
Hartford and New Hayen-honOr nov
seem % h. pretty equally divided. Hart.
ford has securci the State Capital, OF
the mo~t beautiful In the Country, situated
in a lovely park, Bat New Haven has gone
ahead In population. Ia the political
rivalry between the tso, also Ncw Haven,
By her Democratic majority. has succecdct
In putting the trim little State On the list
ofihoee that voted for President Cleveland.
Hartford, however, IL just now proud q
having lad her many charms oct birth Al
length, With plenty q illustrations In the
pages Of HaTal Msganss AMI - the
struggle goes on. Brains oil sncoccl IN
putting n or the other city ahead, and
Just here Il NAV b. AID that New Haven
has an exceptionally buiny lar. but,
then, Hartford has more literary people
Charlie. Dudley Warner. MARI Twaln, Mr..
Harriet lleeCher Stove and others Among
the able h-,ers II New Haven u EdwAri
A. Anke,cll, the assistant clerk q the su-
perior court, who Once u No. 10 In the
Court House. Mr.. Aukstsll j. sell knovn
10 the legal proiesion throughout Connc.
uca, sni hss al-o the reputation II being
. favored writer or tho pres. AZ such
thi. little story, coming from him under
date q September "a lssi, Possesses no
eight Interest
aDay before Yesterday. AMI fr a day %
two prior thefeto. I suffered great pain in
my righi arm. vhirh ! fclt surr ~as rheu.
matte. lieing determined g. 10 something
o. relieve the pain Al r.@ihle sent out
anil Eut q l-tile II Aihlophofos, and took
three do.e. during the day. l~csieriay
morning tho pain wn nearly rome AMI one
more do-e completed the cure. - that 10
day nv arm u az vel a. ever
Mr.. Anketsll "a. -iss IN taking such
rrompt measures. ~ check The pain.
houltlc. II NJ Morris Hobs n lamp
Ton. y. a.. hal knovn q the stisienos %
Athlophoro., the rheumatism from vhich
hs suffered -oud have hem cured viih
equal .pe~l long sra Mr. Hobbs thus
tell. the story a his cure
4 hsd the rheumatism nine months 10
frc | heari ~ your A~lhiophoro~ un
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cod. I tn~i al he mciiCine I could hear
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ant never have len trouhlei since.
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an ati.fel that n ! bal taksn Aihlo-
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