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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
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WINTER CARE 90 FARN TOOLS

~ ia AN. W ~" +'t
Eh. C.aafr tHfraIt.
Thraneh ttr Woftlus season, Nlrssvcr
a tnuI has been gsti, aui j. fctif to he
aII aside. Do f uoi Pei thrown inio a
crook 90 tac frncr. hat hsyirg souc saei-
trr ana regular heaflaariers f1f che farm
t1nis. tie farmer should always store them
th-rr. ani sIp.1g Of tle dlsi from ile
polished blades. pos Nite on on them
N.tha nrush. tH save thfIr faslug before
rrIur Nantef aga.n The most unrroii.
alIe % aIl work ls thc extra lahor rfl iIrri
Ir r.Irr rusty rrf uup1Islrf farm tools.
anIu.at O. tllL. tl. slrk 0f securing ani
naI.hIne thrm. anrf hkvIng hrcn mex.
iectri ani become rusty. A fcN min-
utrs 90 care at ihe fIght tns VIII save al
th.s.
Th.s scas1u 90 ihc year Is a sopi tine
4, overhaul fhe tools. ani see thai they
A.. la compete oricf for the ext year
sorE. For thIs plrpDsc, TAKE plenty OF
rom sani paper AMI time. kepalni those
rr.f'rs t it Is a.most surc to pay 90
tsrr tn. shoVtI p'1Ns. caitIFators, drags,
rfr once ayear. o. a blacksmith ani have
thr naInts drawn olt thin AMI sharp IL
.,.t. hatatr.fs. ani ofln the nfsi days
rnrk Win them will Pc enough better .
n.v flr puii.rg them in good working or
ar Besides. the sharp tool draws easier,
xork. more ef.ctlaiy. ari really lasts
i1nrer. because. by ihus drawing and
.hsrnrn.ng unlcr the hammer. 70 tough
sus snf hAricns i1c steel A. TIE Nofkins
edge .-.,-
Ia r.srer ari moving machine vii re.
rrIr. tls most careful attention AZ THIS
tIms Oacs a rear they need a careful ex.
smInston aus cleauIag ~. lnsieAi oi
n.irr no one or these mlchines every sA
80 rIrht vrar-. I have without spending
r,o-e than thc annual Interest on ne il-
v..tu.nf. kspt slch machines running A.
.,,f a. nre. 1r two or three times a.
~ TIE accamuiaiion of gum and dlrt
.h1slI 81 removed from the gearing, ani
.t.r running season. 10 will oten pc
g,sri thtt one or more OF the piuions arc
,x,rn - A. either % need Renewing
~ w.is.nr Oh sd a. % 50 closer. IN ei.
49, csse IN looking 90 them now Wolli
,-,btblg ave their breaking down Ia tne
1900 of haryes, Most OF the cogwheels
- ,.,rlpr ou the machines viii last long
- ~ ran ulcsr. N. - they wear, they are
orr,.ioually set np % run closer together
!, ar. See o. the knives and pitmin, and
that every nus is screwed ap ught.
On AMI pack away al the tools, 50 thai
,h.v Nil keep ln order, and be All ready
s,r spflng work Beside, the wagons And
b.rns.. should share In this general over
h,ul.ng. for 10 Il not only the best VINE
f,r ~ farmer % look 30 them, but nc VIII
aot mechanics viii attend 10 them more
nromptiy and better than In mole hlr-
/ 80 p,rt OF The season. In this way the
farmer can. To- the wluter months, do "hhi
Nil materially help 30 forward hls WORK
/ 10 the busy part Of The season -,
G.n..-. C.anlg. v n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
RESOLUTIONS.

wnrEEAs. The angel OF death has gain vi.
tied Iranklln Orange, and taken another Ink
NOM oar fraterual chain, which binds - In
oar Orller, by removing our Noftly AMI o.
lnvs.i sister, Melissa Davis, therefore
Resolved Inlt Ne ever cherish tunl y
unrmhrance Of our departed sister, AMI Shii =
wo miss her in our midsL Nc realize that NhAi
b. our ioss l. her gain
Er.oivof, Tnat wc extent our heartfelt sym
nsfhis. 10 the bcrsavcd family 81 which she
was \ fond mother and faithful wife, and earn
esily pray that they may have grace 10 sustain
them In their time Oi grief
n. fIkmAn.
MKs. n. fINuAM, Com.
Mas a.. =. lELT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
nlrrINGs


~ urIr1ns rI0l1un'.
I'll. ct,-t.W Indians have IA"
.-.I-.t cruelty o. animals. tic PENNY 'F
~ ano 90 thirty iishcs-
u.stnn Eecort
-D.r rIrtrr ani towns are msklns ~
r,rt.. mistake iu poarlng their se"As, 'u'
h. rivers axes AM tlc sca-
-The eva ssc-ts of tootcc' AL ~, ..,,.', ~
r.r. af irunkcurcss ,ilall p.
i.afg ara frsg1cuily, WHOM TT"
'''''- cor of Prairie Farmer
r. .-...l,u 4. noN general among
ooaien Manufacturers tn.' Nee' - !,
-. tsarhrI bottom, ani have ma'e
taru flr the better.
Home Farm.
"a. .,or-riats oar own WORK am els
-, r,.. ~ better when we have nie -
!. rt,i. 80 the world, AMI come uo-'.
- ro.tlntsd Nith thc oli sPoi h'N''''
honey
Maine Farmer
,..t...here. that "lce water cars ioI
1900 xorrl," dld no. Nofk A. tne Ne"
80 SO Txpsflmeut station. blt !lIe-
,.---, r-,U.isr. busted on every ie" dAls'
N.NMNA
proves efcctlh -
Farmer AM pairymA,.
w t.re mainialu that any man "no
,...l,ssi'y 49, tobacco Is a o. snplret ~
~. i~~,tic ..ylum. III BE- we're noi, ne
800 NJ, degrade his manhood, so'a.'i,- ,l.l,
rIiv become q nuisance, stapcy % -. -.
-, ~ i.sy on himself perPstaal ~
~, is, rat y, g0gsi nment eooli iin !,ess
=. In. citIrsns Nltholt caasius reosii'''
"a Farmer.
Manure l. The chief fsctor 10 the eo
,.,t.tIon OF the produce OF tns ~. -
T,'.,s. fte animals. draw their ioo1 iIou
,,',soo.. snd are admirable ap?afA,ese,
80 - transformation Of mineral mAt.eIs
luto Nvlug substances. Plants 20, P'
i,~ nks snlmals. the faculty Of loeos,o,
80 ousht f1r their development, 20 nn'
!, - meslan where they live ana aie-
- s,li sni atmosphere--the aiiments ~
sIsneusabie % their existence. Vs ~,
'...,,I,y on assimilablc substances PiAeeu
go, ths reach % plants during NE p
- IN thelr growth. vii depend ,he m
,.,.itv Of their Development, an' oo"se
e..r,i, the rlchuess of the yield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
RTsOLUTIONS

Recognizing tn fnf Providence ~ which Ne
arr Callrl fo moan thc luss ~ oar sls'sl' Nfs.
Fuuica IawrtnCr. the haud % the al sisr
rtger of every Tuoi, AMI businE suumissiYcly
H. uls Will. the Trankiin Grange, Patrons -
uushanlry. woald enter on its records TIE iol
losing resolutions
III. We would giadiy bear testimony D. The
tat nat In sister Lawrence. thgro Nas very
r.ro combination of encellCncicf. she vas al
waVs really f0f every GOOD surk, And iAlthill
o. eyery duty, prompt, cuerEcuc, acuf,, not
sulring herself, kinulY, symVhthrtici urlrini
tender. cheerful. afcctiuuaic. rne NAs NAll
ahIe mem hor of our or'ier, ussful member ot
saclrfV a devoted wife ami mother, an earnest
tnrlsfIau. We would friiciiate ourselves uu
having knoWn aud loved hcr and feel that the
world IL truly nrttCT for her having lived IN it
We would emulate Der virtues AMI com mtuu
thrm % all Uh1 have been - foriunAtc A. %
kuos her. ..
III. We extend % her aged father, hcf sirick.
en- husband anl daughters our sincere sYnpA.
thy. AMI order copy of these rc-oiaiions 70 De
Mas. ALOSxo frLr,y
Mas. AiurS JmksI, Com.
AIunN tuAsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

PREPARING FOR WINTER.
Before ttis shall have reached car
readers. the chiihng nights anl short
days of autlmn sil be- vel upoa us.
and We shall b. abgnlanily reminded
that winter l. sooa to follow In The
iooof ~ securing and properly housing
our efops, many u us are quite TOO ap,
io negloci thc many little alterations that
nusi always come a. this season. By way
oi pvpaIaii1a flr the frursn winter. and
ibus be caught napp.ng Bat q little
extra labor BE- slssys more thAa repaid
oy the extra amount of comfort ard se-
cafiiy received afef sy1ything j. sealed
up O. winter.
ln ihe ffsi place. d our cellars and
s'cfehoasls are noi 'u'h1isatiy secured
from DE i'os, they should be- immediate
ly at,cndsl 90, everything made snug
an i.ghi 'o hat there can Be no possi-
ba'y oi any fttling Of. u there j.
sny danger oi sweating. gool seniilai.on
masi bc provided and care taken to Keep
ihe iempeiaiure ios eaough io prevent
.Ffogtrg 10 u generally conceded that
'-'' - ,-..--l.-
tfmos, t,rs thst s krpi ilsi above ihe
'.-> ..''. y .'..' = -'.''
n 'i'-'.,', .l .,'-',' !, y '' u. .-
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F.y pay i'f ite ifoaa.f. Il.l N' .'
rtficl ai iai 'et''a a'l ~. s'-'''.l
80 .'o'e i-.'' a n-'.' 90 '.'' -
'.F a'..'' -.''s s',-' 7 -''', II ---~
selves ana en4a1sciins Nil-'~ a. "'''
l'o-t-e s.-i's. ai' graz 'iN-'' -'-
't.-.l ef l....i IN '''il -.
lara "c '-.N ''i' .'' 81 .
ite 'hfa' ani ..'' ,-''.''.', ~ i''t.-.
h.i'r sa' '''''' '',.'',
over aal f'Df every 'i'.N POI " '''''.
sa.s tf ~h'.a ar an CONC '' -'-
v't i.c aaima'.. MAnl '..,.
e.a'.-ri al iAa,f .','-'-s '.-
h.'l ~. 'A"--'' .' ,-'," -
crss.'y Do ".i ,,i'''a'l i'l '' y, ~
creased l'ni.ii oi i-. 'oN p.
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iar c..-fs' ~ra.aff' i.,' -'.'''- -. y
Con- 1efi'.fe ' i,i ~, ''' ''' 49,
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".' $3.50 -.-t......,r..,h. -. IN.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Poyu,AR FsILAcIEs.-That mechanical
...,,,v.nces can compensate the lack oi
'.,.rS, .,r,ngth; that any plan OF stady
- i,.,ifs an custom OF stinting children
si.an. that The torpor OF nareoilsm Is
!. ,ie to insomania; that the suppress
~, of harmless recreations VIII ish 70
heret vice and hypocrisy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Better siop your cough While you cin
Bye ard bye nothing will d0it ltls worm
hecdlug. that Parkers Tonic L. the nest
thing knOwn Tor coughs, colds, torpid ~
er, Kidney troubles snd weak lungs. loa
rlsk your NE lr waiting. Take u While
there i vet tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

"Hsnirias ny lore. ~ said. hoarssly.
Iledllnore q thr-e uid rassionaie things
simrly t.aruu-, b. va en- fnEiish gentls-
man, ulo vlshl,i the woman h. iosc'i to D.
biz VII, All thc hrful moihcr ~ h's chil.
drrn Trur. that bis l1sc had cafnci him
aaav aufl -len'ly fo maks him willing 20
llt 0uf an Imaginary Tasi n was gruat
enough O. rnie ani rrsto-e th' suman b.
Lowell. bot it va uoi grrat enough. or shall
~ say g. great. io dream ~ degrading
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Doctor-"Your wife i IN very critical
state and I should recommend you % cal
IN some specialist % consult on the case.
IIusbant-"There, you see. doctor ] ~as
right again I told my wife long ago sac
ought % get proper medical aivice, out
she thought you might get offended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

"Shall play this pretty German Naiit
Tor you she sskcd, a. she ran her hnsef-
over The ivory keys. NO, thank yon' ne
replied. play an American ar 90 no'
understand German.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
NUMBER 40.

ure.alon which a, tinics cane over her fes'
iuue. A. -ban a. be hal rcooveIct from
his surprise at chs. unhoped for visit, Her.
yey eysl tho woman curiously, bat for
While there was silence between them Siih
shs continuei D. gare and gane a. The man,
not In anger. nj In fear. hut o. one actu.
ais.i by motlves u curiosity. IL ~a' kind
of gsfs uhich no one oogli b. etp'ciei 20
eniuro for long without showing symptoms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

HAVE You Heart D.seasei n 40 % noi
DELAY. DIR GRAVES HEART RkGlLAI.
OR j. = specific OF thirty years use, and
we guarantee relief Free pamphlet Of D.
y. Ingals. Cambridge, Mass. sloo pr
bottle a. druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Mrs. ID. "Are yoa not going 10 eele-
brate your wooden weddlngf" Mrs. G. :
"No. my frst wedding was a wooden one. |"
Mrs ID. "Oh. II could not be, you know" !"
Mrs. c. 1T was. ! ma rled block
head"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

dream 4 love II ~ ~ there aDi H.
bl-..oi IN ihs mad v hirl q biz ras-ion such
s-rurlcs a. ne. fg apfcaranoc AXE. urget
should have bon swept away, and, married
az uumarfi H. h. should have borne her on,
his forever ami ever Ncs, b. ls~t such an
orpurtuli b that his crniuct must D. apollo
tr|rsI fn.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

IL IL said that nine marriages out Of ten
eud unhAppliy. A confirmed bachelor ~
our elbow remarks. 1T does not matter 80
much how thsy end 30 long As they end
aornahoHn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

A Ksusas cowboy stopped a stage ilA
Of passengers tnd made thtn "ait wh,e
he read poem of thirty two verses ifdi'
Gated % Mary Jane There are some ihlns.
worse than shooting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

my boy. said a fond mother 20 her
Young son recently, "who knows bat what
YOU may some day be- Governor of Ocor.
giaf" Tut tot wife, sAlt The husband
looking Up from a Newspaper, whats The
u.e trying % discourage the laif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

wAsn nsby ga sisl. - gave hsf cs,afi.
when she -s chGa. .hs oris.i o. c-sisri.'
Wien shs bean. Ma. shs dang - casior.'
wA.a ale Asl Chlir,o. ale cave shsn ca'i0fi>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
Catarrh Cured

Caiarfh Il a ycry prevalent disease, With
distressing and ofens.ye symptoms hoods
sarsapAfula gives ready relief AMI speedy
cure, from the fact 10 acts through ihe blood,
aud thus reaches even part u thc system.
n suffered with eaiarh hfiecnyears. Took
Hood's Sarsaparilla ani am noi troubled any
with catarrh. and my general health l. much
better" l. W. Inns. Postal Ciefk Chicago
& 81 Louis Railroad
n suffered with caiarrh Q of years tired
many wonderful cures. lnhaiofs. etc, speni'
lngncariy one hundred dollars without benefit.
I tried Iiooi'. sarsapaniia, and Vas greatly
improved NJ A. ABBY, Worcester, Mass.
Hoods sarapaflna Il charaeierifcd ~
three pccuilantics -, the coHittnafion ~
remedial agents -, the prororiiosi "a. ne
procsss q securing ne active medicinal
qualities. The result Is a mediclne - unusual
strength. caccting curss hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Ho0d's Sarsalafiiia tones up my systemf
rurlrss my tlOUd. shlfIsus my alI'ftifi ana
seems o. make one over " y u THOMPSON,
Register Il Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's safsaparilia beats an others. and
l. worth lis v Nelght ln gold hAHnfs0ION.
~ Bank street, New York CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Don't sou think Evartss speeches are
rather dryf" yes. boz be has q good -.
eusc." "What IL lt, 10 Ike to ADO"
"lle suffers nom rheumatism AMI he has 20
avoid everything that is moist or damp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Iwss troubled with Liver Complaint for
years. srd suffered terribly. Lake, thr
druggist, advised me take Sulphur Biiter-.
took three bottles art now ] am a"cil
msn-L Tfnner. H1frriHrH. Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

The Emperor of japan can trace BIZ an.
ctsiry back 30 an unbroken Zoe lof ~
ye.r. Unbrokcu lusf Then The man
a.. ,ucces.fully hanged Wei. there's
some comfort IN that, uo doupt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

The Cricers of the Brazilian army are 80
numerous that they each have only 1--WE
more than one man % boss Mo1ni. Inc
private arrested for dcssriion Nouii pei'ff
never have been born
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

A bottle of purple Ink Wa. hy an aNk-
wari mistake. opened for port wine AZ =
Detroit supp,r. The hfst irking we
guests bad Of 10 was Nhcn hey wiped ih'f
mouths with their napklns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

yNoN TnYsrir by reading thc "sci.
encc of Life. the best medical Work ever
pubiishsd. for young AMI miiile'Agci mrn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

"For economy md comfort, " use
Hoods Sarsspar.ila. whites an intsllgent
Bunilo. y laiy. i00 Doses one Dol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Aulca & on Lnlmsni Is ihe best rene
dy known for sif iolnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Ah.s isea--That q normal human oe,nS
requires any other stmaiAn' 'nAn 'A'>'-
and fresh air.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

DECORATIONS aSp sorvESiEs -Detach
the notice from your bottle of h1rff lf..
io,- Dori, and mall pcr directions on eacn
bottle. and thus secure an assortment oi
our elegant decorative Advertisements,
Souyrnlrs. etc. MY. ID. SYHUr Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

Is This singing toiii askci she of
the shopman. Yes. miss. no" 10
you make 10 sing "Jast a. lou Noull
any other young woman. How j. NAV
"ny pressing it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

II. CD .mrHrflrI Hrfrrrffr rrafIr- H fa".Ha
U.r fnf.a. n..r nTft. I.a.ssr. .HiI..0. Ia..a
H.n .HI I...rf.f..r H..af l.. hani IT NanI
Irrrr Cf.i r1ru.I Hr rnrr.nafni n Hr ffr'ff
F.lII. rr0. .raiF Irf.rH s.t u'aiHf ri asUt aal m
.a.. |IaHHrf Fl .HI.fH f.H NH.. Hl'..H t.'..I ~
I.nr If .r.l. nH rlffrf E.F f0urr it' ...l .t Va
.na..r HE.n.I n tH.r artH HTl.rr rHHrN. AZ
..fI.f f..rr ffr .I fHr.fr TIaTf TT arI Ai.IHaI"f
rr...rn- rr rrra.f FL TIRED nj rHrn NJ rfru st "r
a.Ir. f..rs .r .nrr.I n f.. Irra.l Ia f....i0I f'
rr.H..|. Iarr.T .I fHIl. ga 0..faHHH.
ka...H.I..H fH.a.I IT II II. Hr.r ~ rHrf RI Iaf
.....rs. ..I GALS afI rn...r. ffIf TT u.I..'ffI
.. II. rr 10 r.r..f .IIIra.t. l.nnr .l fT|ur.'I
L. .H.. .H a..a If. l.|i rI.f0.f..H .f nf ".Ia.ll.I
sHHH.I ra...na..H. i. ..a'H n H.F "'. N.aH. "r 7
..I.r..| .. s.r.rI.r.rt afarI. IT, f..ra.uH tar|I
... f.. n.f.r RI ttNH rasrf 0f tr.t.. ..t m
I.....I. SCISSORS f.f .n.sI..H fIr.rEF .H Hf.f ''
..a.rf.nr fl. f.nt .l lrrrra. r.a.Ur .H Nr nH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06
SMALLPOX. ITS PREVENTION AND
RESTRICTION.
ISSUED M nE srArE noAKD 90 nEALu
90 MAINE

snail pa i. .i~ay. ihs rc.ut ~ lnset.on. the
frrlItr ruItrn uhIlh L. o. rausn ci O. a.tftse u
fffF slfVr-a urmfuftF exposure a. VII ohfe
lcsuf .a rf'si1.'rg 'l.al ioh n ~ uai Z, ~
sIanc1s. .s capable of BENG preserved a lonf tuil'
Ii.l I.srase = tanroraas al lasfhsotar In thf "a
flfnr. giving NEh death raif I'M the unfsr1lnaifiI
a. h.i.ouill ifaguunr ai mtmins m.N Hnp
ris rr,srni l,arriii.a fom .fs osn eisfvai.en
Uln have nn alfInair rHurTlfI1u uf o. ufilf 90
ftstsin sh.lh ta.s disease rsitfi p iiit t. a-.int
CIV ri tarlnsiIrn. IN D. itrge oifs 90 ihiri RI
nr lrsfhs In rtiir,u unirf irn years oi .fe csmf
-Nois ises'is passed .a uhI.h ths disease dd nsi
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A FAMILY AFFAIR
BY HUGH CoYw AZ,
AutAor oJ"ca'Isd Baekr and Ozark Day.'
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-10
DEATHS


DIED, ON the morning of the 9rd instant
at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Re.
becca Gloyd, Gaithersburg, in the 18Th veal
of her age, Miss MARY RosR, daughter Of
Mrs. Amanda Clements and the late james
Clements, Esq.
II is with feeling OF the deepest sorrow
that attempt b. pay tribute in this memo
rlam TO the bright, amiable little girl whom
the Great Creator has seen nj in his Allwise
Providence to call from our midst. | can
scarcely realize that will never again listen
to the sweet music OF her voice, behold her
beaming countenance or watch her swim
and sprightly step. She has been to me an
object of admiration, as | have watched her
passing my door so often on her way to and
from school, always with smile upon her
loving face and cheerful words falling from
her lips
Oh she was so beautiful, so kind, so good,
SO innocent; when think of her wonderful
attractiveness and realize that she now sleeps
within her silent tomb, cannot but bedew
her memory with tears. She was truly fav
orite, idolized by host of friends and adj
mired by all who knew her No one can re.
call the moments spent with this afiable
child without realizing that she was all that
We could wish for in little childlike asso.
ciate.
Her remains were conveyed ~ the burial
grounds adjoining the Catholic Church, at
Rockville, Sunday evening, aud amid the
tears and prayers of relatives aud friends
were laid 10 rest In the cold grave. Tho pail
bearers were Carson Ward, j. L. Trundle,
Gus fancy, Mr.. Hartman, Chas. +. and
WILDER S. Linthicum b. G.
Gaithersburg April 7th, 1885.