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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

NxwHY.-N ewry has In IL corporate
limits neither lawyer. doctor nor minister
The March wind IL nov abr0sd In the
land Spfing l. drawing nigh. saw .
pioNlng team out the other day Il was Gu
the road. ani WAS blowing the snowdrifts
In order % remove them from the highway
The smith Brothers flashed hauling
birch last Saturday they are nov drawing
pnin- wood 20 Bear Riyer--resm. On Sun.
dsy River are now handling about 80 cords
day II i loaded on the cars Al Bethel
Potatoes are now golog 10 market, when
The weather 10 not too cold; % cts u The
price for the hest---fiay n plenty aud
cheap. buyers few.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

ill b. yoar portion. sanford Phlisoos, No.
Dalton Street. Blngor. was gwen up 10
de- Ne al Cssfs-ffrs. D0ctofs sad ~
could nj 1--we was given battle =
nio~n's Safsapanill. ini By iis coninued
use he was cured NJ. Phlltfoos ~as fouf ysan
With Ms,sfs Flcs q aaes, ani also m ne en-.
p'oy 4 ne n. c. r. r., ani hundred, knos ihls
cssto b. genuine. NJ nngys. coun,y Con.
missionef. Psnob,oo, Co. sa.d ne threw away
Over one hundred empty bottles that I'D COO
timed vanous kinds q patent mediones that hn
wife hai taken. Three bottle, a ff5~n's Sara.
pldiia gave her better healA than she hai eK.
perisneod 10 yoan
aIlavs hla severe Kidney Dasass Have
speni llfgs suns 4 monsy. Messs Jof.Ln a
Tabcii,. q sisison. airiisi B,ass'f Spflfs
ria II cured ne am uaieial d y0a g.
preparing sugh a woniefili fcuciy
"lIsis hAsDrS
Rsir 10 |. W Tllsiis. n ID. ststsen-
Fnnk Coll-ih, Esst0. Sc bough, nfosu's
srsaparla llli hiu, hfh Nos aYs y
IA, d'ns m.raele,. Iial ,pert hundiei, q
dolan w.,hsui obtaining hslp. beili; t-yls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

RoNHrEY. Thu. town does not claim
% BE- great Ia a general way, bat 10 the
matter of heavy boys, II claims 10 beat Al
other t0Wns In the county. Ga the eth
inst l.. A. Thomas fourth son was born
h weighed 10 lbs. Johnny Huston lives
mile ABOVE Thomas. years old, weighs
igO lbs. These are not all The big boys We
have. either.
MssR I. bailey OF Andoyer closed her
school la No. :. last week, and Is teaching
In No. Bert Farnum Of Rnmford Cen.
ire closed bis school In No. ), Byron, last
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

nr.S, -Tassisy aui wscnssiiy. -
1000. rCot 'or uiu in the "ooo,
S.aar. 49, funs ON ~ rtsst n
.-.'. r.m Niu1ukrt i1 lh'clso, =
~. t..iuus t.s fathtr Az. Nioan.
..,fsIn. of Mu.noro, Mass, a
....r.fAtx SI1ac. j. spsniirg some
@ 80 t.r rsr.uf. Mr.. Daniel
~. ..t..r.rr ff.lrfs ir n.s'on ant W.
- I.hrsor ard tnit Gun
sa.tlet rI.ir it.t >tflrity ani
.. .-Es 81 raenrnf hrfants fout.
...s f.-nr uafr thlsr tstl1 en-
80. Tlemuups seen o. 40 sl1N rut
.....s. ras.. are developed ever vtek
49,. t.fIrsnr frctnfiy hauled ! q
.. .-.. I.rCh fo NJ. Waterford WIZ
~. F.. of .x.u ari psIr or small
sf.Ir.
,...ra -rtlrc Vas apruni party 40
A.. Co.'S. .t.f saturday tvel.re. frf the
800. F..rk Wt'ch - Gto ArdrrNs
M luIs. us store tui nfu. stt
t.... 900 .r. eye hat'y saturday eve.
Charmtu oi bet1eI l. visit
81 .rrf iann l. h'ifN ani
rrrt r..t.rs serr uu.tci Iu msff.sge,
r...nr Ihr NAM iricnis oi Mfs q ;
80 Fl. .a thsp.tce. are pt.nei a. iae
80. 80 f.ata stIch CONES OBJ us nom
-....Ia ..r. she rcs.fci- lrfrmtn Be-
p. ...r.I q private school vIth anoui
....r af tho INkEc sctno'fnu
..,.a r The n D Circle meets
=. ST.. rnru fort. Thursday of th.s
..I f.Nr Akfrs - .cggIrg sffuce o.
rrr.- E n.lYs rIi-N Mr. ,. D Ncf.
Ii. -.f.rrff rUm aN.st tn ff1m.ug.
e.. Mss F ~ Merr nrmrrY of
e.. ..... fff Ar Nrrfurf. ast urtk,
~. u.s .rnreht to Ariotff i'r 'uf'a'
...t r..r.iaV . fnrr f'n'r teams
..-tt. Tt.f Bethel frr tr.Ck I-rsfiy
e.. r.-eI ~arhaih school gave a coo
..rf ST.. 'ay etc sar.tli irf'e
rrr TIE thruomsifr registered
..- ....a r.r. af Bethel lf.fty uNfr. re
I.. s.nff1g Ii excellent ari inr
.r..r t.ars arr .uFr.t.rg &c., ti-af
b. ..r.r hsa'tfvIfh folr nNrr. fHm ihr
...I f.trr r.rrr. e. distance OF ihrr. u..,s,
r.t 10 srrlol 'a1s af Hrr .Hai -t
IN Grover Save rr.sh.f hfl.rg
.e.f.I k.rrlrrs u Att trf nti'
~ ARA f.f trr tlrrtrF at Nrehf
rnsrrN ~.rarrs .nlf.f .. cars nN faH
49, ass wrrf. frr hr- I.f.f M Nr1.
ar T.rI ffuarts rrr|fH.
fausf.r Grammar e..UU. 90 tIsa'H
fffr fr.i.fatr. as rlrUrirf .asf N..l
f.tra I.HtT sn.I OBJ 4 m aa n I
.-...E zoo ra.rof Hereford steers. Fftrs
.f a. eh.rg rlH. Irs at Ga -
...lr l Sfar.ry hts a ra.r 0f sraf. Dor.
80 90 "..# u. Las I. .HN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

EAsr Prnr -On the 5th the members Of
thr Baptist sui Pre- Baptist Societies held
Calico FESTIVAL A. The meeting house in
this place tnerc were ahout ~ conplcs
The isdie. wore calico dresses and calico
caps. each lady made gents neck'ue and
placed % ln box viii her supper Ticket.
aui each geut paid 10 ets Tor boz ann
be- had o. match hls ncck-iie Win the "a
fy's cap ard take hsr 10 suppef' ani They
hsi a very eriIyahie tims--,ih inst Rev
NJ Veuifss 20 North LlVefmore heid ser
vices lu This place, q m. snd evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

PoErrH Elias Foss % Psrsoudcii, for
meriy 10 t..miugton, died very suddenly on
Friisy at. a. W. Truewofihys where
b. had been living for some years. lie ~As
ahoui - years % age and leaves awlie
srI too children. . son aud taughtef--
Among thc paper, ~ the late Louisa Banks
"a. copy ofthc Mlr1iag S'dr, printed Al
Limerick ln 1851 In u Was The notice Of
the marriage OF Sairick Ciemons and vile
% Hiram. hsviug lived together some -
years Harmon, who married
Hannah N Pearl % this town, bat no"
living in Boston. was coAsting with =
uumbsr % others down Bunker hil, 10
Chsflest0wn. when The sled became IN
managcble aud ran against lamp post
In Iaring him % such an extent that be has
.lnce dlcd-Whiic AZ Cornish We Nlsiici
ne stable % Geo. Adams. who has some
a. doe colts A. can be found 10 this part oil
IN state. be has = stallion colt years
Ola this sprlug. some Is hands high, weigh
lng 100 lhs sired by Pickpockct, dam ~
Coupon also one sired BY Redwood. They
are hard % beat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

Curur LOtElL-oscar Chaiics = Wy
s.ckWth uug fever lit'e s'n o. " n-
Carter living viii Mr.. Charles, has eiso
been quIfe SICK hli II better nos. Ms
George Qalut has also pc q 4llte Sex "iil
Inflammation 20 tlc noWcis--tl couples ~
tar Inauguration Bal a. TIE SkAtus hinA
a uumher % scholars ron fflcbpiS
Academy are hone on vacation, oli Al 40
hsck rsnt tefm--fac most OF TIE CAY
IL. ft f1r beef aro1ud here are ocing poas ~
fr Weston a Guues Tor Brighton maFte'
john Stokes, Who has ofi'en bath, - ,
Ws'kef's f11r-aorse team OF late, las ici'
IN account % ~ father.iu-itS sieAness
All tbe team i uou driven - JosePA SIC
LaHHn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

>rup Mr. Ben Wakefeii vas
90 .rum 30 sleigh ~ Nclliesss's
.r... cen lost aud nsiIY bruised. tlt
were hrukcu john lnoruc
u.s s.r.lk ny an Cfg.ag Snuc saving
.tI... N Inoruc's uAI. "Wednesday, All
., rngrrs was nfokrn--ip1u
ar.r.n .s to havs charge of the town farm
Uar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17
March April May

Al no other ssason Il the system 20 sus
certiilc g. the beneficial Effects 81 a re
liable tonic and lnsigorant The IMPURE
state q the blood. the deranged digestion,
and The weak condltion q the body, caused
BY ns long battle with the cold, ~iniry
blasts. an call for the reylsing. regulating
and restoring Influences 20 happily and
effectively combined IN Iiood's safsapafiiia
Hoods sarsaparllla did me a great deal
q good. I had no particular disease, bat
was tired out from oyerwofk, and u toned
me up.p MRs. q. n. SIMMONS, Cohoes. n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

wr.rP,ris Herbert Ssin commenced
a private school In our village The gth--
= ". Duuhsm has sold III stevens place
In The Andrews uelghhorhOoi in The east
part ~ thc town. for which BE- sSapPed
hIs MIL a. No Paris. o A. y knngSoot
OF 4 gton. The latter has lately received q
psnslon from the 4. :. gOycrument-G
u Dow AM Geo. Stevens 81 50. Wool
.tock. recently sawed IS cords % feet
wood into stove wood in 9 IL hoars Tor
Chester FiCkcft-tuC Joseph Rowe 81
10 woodstock died % cancer in The face,
Gih inst, aftcr months Of Intense surrfiog.
aged sd years oar pastor Was called 10
Attsud thc flnsral. SABBATH =. u
~ y Audrsss preached here, sabbath
On f,r Mr wiiham ths latter has ben
sIck during the week. counnet % The
house. ~ lfftmmAiion % the throat Ani
lung. he l. suf-ring quite severely. His
Sahhaih services are qaite bard lie has
noi been very vel of lAis--E. u. An.
frsws AMI iollsni Curtis 4 Soc have bad
% stop their teams Tor want % umber--
d. D. Jafkins bad SICK spell tbs well
auf called The Amer Benson ~ No.
PAfis. has heen having a severe cold on
hls lungs The several sick ones in our
village ar ahoat a. usual--Coli snap fof
Two or THREE days. Spring i coming
take courage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17
AN OXFORD COLONY

o. IoNa lstANp. y. N-JouN Lrwi'
Gums. ruI "GREAr AMtRicAN
FfoEisr"-RrNAKKAniE SuoCrss oF
A. OXfoRp CoUNrl BoY-lNNrNsr
BvINTss Butr ar ~ TEN lEARs--
SEEDS ~ ruE IoS-A PosT-oTfIct
EsrAntisnFp To OFFICIALLY AoCoN.
NonArE rms BUsiNTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

Wr.r nr .rtfr weather IL stIi
a. .-Hs lave cone. AMI tte
afs .... s.. warmer rluh r
..-. trr r1s atfeufIrg Colrt
W Davis kni sIfe of Souih
.ar. a.r ..r. 0a the sth. stl snt Nt1.
ar| .aF. more dentistry sofk to
end. 30 anf rrf To- nf u
ItF .l.fc r'eufy herr. hut thrrt
.a.rr .r cnru AM oats, AM tn =
a..k f..r. 81 u1ta .ushei of grsla ilf sac
tgr Deprived ol t1fir usla.
M --rs frooq their heads. cnss give
.l. A ans hens refuse o. as W
COB mlca upon the Wet flr olf
CO..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

f.Itl.Es ". N. Tarlox returned last
i nom f.lr.iA sherc De- las besu
..-t i1e Residence Cor M Carvcgue
org Pa CA tleway home be- A.
ae Inauguration ceremonies a.
!, -iNn-llr a. = T. T.. mt With
' II ktsilan on saturday evening /,
ci Nts Lorgfelos-Mfs Betsy
Niaierci away from the town farm
e..t. Al ste has ofen done before &
' Nue she speut che nIght la the
al lived rlt short time amer shc
~ -.i. I'm t1e morning -El1ritgc
r sat preset acting A. clerk I'D IA.
-.-lss storl--I Toe Acsismy clo-ed
-.,.ai erer.ng. with q fns entertain
~. lle proceeds. s1oat go. Nil be
~. To iae benefit of the school The
Fl. -ii neen plt To- Zoe Order through
.'liIilrt of mon y and personal su-
-''l of Capt q. n Bradoury. Que Oi
~. ..-''ets All parts ~ TIE eutertain.
-. we're eKceiieut ant admit % 10 con-
SO e. Helen n Staples. vel kn0~n
,....f t.l.nliF, las hecn secured a. 4
49, ~ NJ uext school year-Aiicc
-. IS called % Maiden. Mass By The
-. Dr. aunt Mrs Phinp ; Page. on
-. Belle Goodrich i 10 town FOR q
-. "a X Jsnness has begun 10
a.. N improvements In the wari
~ Nl'cl 1e recently bOaght--Joseph
49, '.sf Died very saddenly from heart
tuesday morning. a. Neg Dur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

E.. urrnu Mrs tnrrr.r n-oer.
10 re ufl hrr father O. 90 l.arg
rt. .' srffrr afta.k on IrEuuH ~.
mi hrr w.th A. very Htf ."ren .rr
-rl .nfs arr snrrY tn hrar taat sar ~
Charles n nlosr s ea.n.rg
ur u r. Bartlett seems t1 hr .itr
.-r s.uc of ttc yulng mfn Visited h.'
u f1r other SAY anf .Clt 10 almost
CD unUarf las fttarufi IRON b.
.r Er has been srfrf.rg ere w I'M.
rrn II. frtr. Nrs Howard "a
r..a. FIJI. accompany h.m hUmf u %
Bon .r| NaFU r.f.rrrf nom sIi
I.f rr.r. h. d art rlurruus utarr
.f..s -Nr.. Wa k Sear .s tIs.t.rg
r.r.s .r Hrst.r p n Bartlett frum
l-r. n o. spot a rv cave AZ h.s
r .n tt.s r.a.r-.A M Ban aas itri.
.. .r Co. rarks nf ftr Atfr...ogg ne
..-ftr f r.rar ur| corn s.rFff ai 7
u BANS ...I .rsf Nra trrta.s ffh
Jed t.ftre Dr U III Druer. son.
LF...r .t. t.ta. u.,cof d 2. Estes.
a.a.e...r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

ban. \. n hs hsd been there oaiy Gw
d1s Al Nas win his daughter. Mr..
smith. TIE iaosral services we're hsn a.
~ late bone In frysturg, on Thurstsy
Aiicfuoo1--Mfs. Hand, widow ~ Rev
Nei.ton hprd. for many years PASTOR 81
ne Congregational Church here died AGED
80 On ne i'm Inst, a. her danghters
hone I'm GIimanton Iron WORKS. \. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

umrnS - Toe womans Al society
mrt af Mr.. NoNcs Tuesday evening aud
y Tufnfr carried his ree music box E
It l.ays tIElt tunrs Toe selections non
tnc operas Lgrrola u1rg.a ani Irasiats
Az very sweet wednesday anefuoou
,rrafrti the rsiiag of the yoaug iadlos
preparatory to the prife reading which
eII nr gItfn al close oi t1e tffm n 4.
Custman. Mr. " a Bartlett art Liith
Dusaman werc the lodges. ans eight Misses
strr rhusru. N'r Rosie l. frstt, MARY
Saw. Eifh T. Packard. Minnie l.
everett llr'rn A Johnson. Apptia Par.
,Hns Nahtl D. WbHmau. 0r1rg.e Las
rrrce "wednesday. tlc l.ih lnsi. u.ue
yuung mtu 49, he chosen for pf.te decia-
mau1u.--W 4 b1uuey 10 Turner and
Ni.s jordan ". Palmer prepared An a.
Gel. eos paper fur thr Lyctum, "Wednesday
evening" TIE VunHc school reception un
tle cfou.ng of isth Inst ttc pghlc iycc-
lm thr .tfh -NotNIihstaudlng che Coid
evening. WEDNESDAY. the Grsngrfs had an
Interesting meftlrg Mrs. Robert Glover
las hetu gate slCk. ari IL u1N attended
rg ur unt 90 MEDALS. Mss Nellie l.
visiting relative. iu Ma.
DO james = Silrirtaut % Scafbofo,
"a. .u trNa over Slnfsy--A uttic graui.
child of Gurus Pratt ls quite slck pr
Wnntlry m ATTENDANCE Bal colds ari
.arc ttruat- arc Vrry pftfslrut - Nathan
FnEg of Ntst Paris IL wishing b. sister,
Nrs 4 o. Iururr-.lafsnn Turner has q
u.cr Music nHN. Which p.als t'glt flrts
Toe LtI..s AIi Society mst iuestsy
evening sIth M il1sr--Nf. Bartlett
I. el.tr tusy sewing s1od f1r tlc citfrus
- Part Of thr gu.irnoaffs ar I'M place
auI - hnpc soon to SCI tac remainder oi
th.m -- el.tr q l1' 10 sooi-hal.ing L. 90
.rr 90 rls Another cold srap post
rnu.s slrlr-uaking while lnngrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

"For seven years, spring and fan had
scrofulous sores come out On my legs and
for two year, Vas not fire. from them Al
all. I suffered very much. Last May began
taking Hood's saraparliia. and before ] had
taken two bottles. the sores healed and the
humor left ne ca. ARsoLD, Arnold. Me.
There Is no blood purihsr equal 10 Hoods
sarsaparillA- rs. PHrLrs, Rochester. M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

..t| NnNusTtEfu. - Toe truQrrarcc
aas lr.i st the Cnrcr, -ai.Hua.
~.rtaT -tl Inst. adj 81. Poi ttcrr
,aHnairs luU. thc travelling L.
ID cole Pal. frtarnri from t.s
-.st.te WORK arl 81. uns attsrt to
.ls Al staUun agrrt Geo orring
.. Marlh seem t1 ne lat.rg tn.rg-
.Nu say despite tar prr-rul. uf ar
H s.atnf Toe a. A. n an ufrf.nr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

tl-kFuE-hsJ or Wyua1 Ha. blast
it .tge AZ h.s u... ar.r.e Ec.ghIug
'.- Els pounds feE anolt .I rods. g1Iug
.'.f & fl1f OH A. rlinan's harn. pass
~ ir ulc 10 Bis cstte and througl e
t'I Wa. Rl1srts has soii bis
'' ,' T ". Gorior Oar sIcE ores are
r.trr N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

OxroHD The family % Dr. A. l.. Her.
sty Wsre awakened, one night last week,
~ q smell 90 smoke. which was found %
proCesd from the cellar, where one OF The
hrsd mcn bat put some wood 10 Try In
the oven Of the furnace sni the heat hal
80 10 on hre. Prompt sctlon prevented
The SPREAD of The nre, which In Mrs. Her
ssy's helpless state might have heeu At.
tended with serious oonsequencss--
Mrs.. HOLMES gave an entertainment % her
music scholars, Friday evening
Faunce Of Boston spent sunday with bis
hls father-Mr Bumpus. who has been
living In Hchron. l. moving back 10 his
farm-Mr swim has been quite sick.
Mr. Gale l. very sick with pueum0nis--
Rev Mr. Plusbury. % Norway, supplied
Mr. Cummings pulpit, Sunday
Cummings. wifc of Rev. G. ;. Cummings,
dlst. Suudsy. sth last, aged - years.
leaving lltt'e child ten weeks old. She
hks borne her long sickness with gentle
patience. showing through hrr severe sui
fsrlngs a sweet uuseldshuess, aud loving
thoaght f0f those who 80 tcnicriy cared
Cor Der. The home which her cheerful
heart made - beautlful, i len tcsolAte.
She was greatly beloved and will be deep
IL mourntd An1 Missed BY al who knew
her Her funcral ca Wednesday was at
trnicd ~ Rev Messrs. Allen, foss, fills-
bury. Hooper and others. Rare and beau.
tfui flowers we're placed around Der, bot
thry ~,rc npt more pure and lovely thar
the sweet spirit Who, With rustlng love
anf faith. has gone home N her Father In
irsvtn. " For Tie givtth Ills beloved
sleep
- Ttey shsu tr Nine n. Jay thCm duvu %
sIumHrrs
talm on tho strong ASSURANCE that Ne gives
~ calls them hY their names, lie knoSs tneii
n1mtrr.
Ani ttey shau live a. surely AZ Ne lives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

Pans There l. some talk of stArtlug
. band here. ani an those having itsifu.
mruts Belonging o. the Rand are requested
o. come AMI play them 90 return them 20
the Treasurer. John Pierce. There will bc
a band meeting Friday evening, 2oth, Al
en- school houss Mr. james Slukiuson
Maine Agent fof the uuion Mutual LIFE
Iusurauce Co. OF Portland. wss In town
sctt. writiug risks In this Company. Df
plke 90 Norway wAs With them A. medical
examiner--- The West Paris Band and
Dramatic CAB played % . Ton house. IN
ths Acafemy. at Thursday evening. We
should D. glad % make = fall report of
their eutcftAiumeut. bat oar columns arc
already oVef-crosdcd vita court matter
ari me Ike which must appear this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-17

Loors Mus - TIE village school
closed fuiry. G.h lrst Toe closiug "A.
srclsls were as follows d. concert rad
.ng ID schools 1. select rgstIug ~ Lillian
C..r. Wreck of che ll..pefus' 3 rial
Irg ny A. Fa.rnalk.. People vii ta.k b
a. rtC.faf.Yu. "I1c lonely ch.li, ~ h.iA
scott. DID, select rrsl.ug ~ Blanche Her
rck. &. Whispers ln church - frrey
Gurus. 81 "He gooi' hy D.. LIBBY z, diA'
.ueue. "IEo iirss ofn'e. ~ Isua lolrs
anl ftrn.e Corat lI. recitation, sap.
ansl. ID Blanche lsrrlck, No., recitation,
ID l.t rralrr class Oh, sumner tine,
recitation ry Fla SCOTS o.. WHAT saitn
tlc f.lata.l- dialogue ~ Fla Scot. AL
d aulhr ueulck "a. "l1c Seasons. ~
Waller scott Fr,i whitman. Bertha Cur
ts aui Dti1cr L'b1yi d.. Time, ty 1T
rrairr class. lf. school mottocs, oy The
entire class---Sluiay. The ,th, preach.
Irg In tte urW Church good srrnun and
Sabnsfh-srhnol rreschlug agaln, ufAi
Salhafh. -Gloi s,s.gh.ng uor Time =
ftlrg anf soun tlc seicumc spfing oifds
aus flNsrs viii appcar--onc happy man
.n town born. 6ih inst, sou % nj anl
Mr. ID W BroWn ~, , l-- l's-
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Browns SarsapariIls,

fitaialy lnis Do ntfay cured
Hr-as a. Ass f1sfaH1 ~. "f a1s s hF r'sf'a'fas
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-01

Sermon on Gen. Grant.-At the evening
service in Woodbury. M. E. church, on Sunday
last the pastor, Rev. A. J. Gill, preached an ex-
Gen. Grant. He said "the General was unique
individuality. His success in life will never be
attributed to coincidence by any man with brains
enough to estimate his character. The fact is
that General Grant rose to position in spite ofthe
adverse circumstances with which he had to con-
tend is an evidence in itself of his greatness In
his career he followed no precedent, but, despite
the counsel alike of friends and foes, he pushed
onward to the purpose he always had in view
An element of his character was his sterling hon.
esty. His moral power, too, is contrasted with
that of the majority of great men. Malice and
dishonesty stood conscience smitten before the
secret presence of his personal honor. His earn
estness and his power of concentration were al
most superhuman. Il will fight it out on this
line,' said he, 'if it takes all summer Yet his
frmness became gentleness when he entered the
domestic circle of his homo. None of the fierce
attributes of the warrior was allowed to predomi-
nate there. The temptation of almost unlimited
control of public affairs had no power to lead him
astray. The test of true greatness, after all, is
the capacity to receive the applause of the world
without experiencing any abatement ofself esteem.
General Grant passed through this ordeal un-
scathed. In his progress through the East honors
were showered upon him such as they were never
showered upon mortal man before. Yet he came
back to US the same simple, silent man, declaring
with smile to intimate friend at the time that
all the lionizing had only the effect of making
him better American Citizen"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-01
Baltimore and New York Girls.

The New York Times prints the following =
"The ideas and customs of society people in the
different cities of the Union are widely different.
There is an affinity between the young ladies and
gentlemen of Baltimore that does not exist go ex-
tensveIy among the best people of the other cities
of the East. A Baltimore girl will go to ball
alone with q man with every sense of propriety
and without shocking anybody's sensibilities,
while girl of the same social position in New
York would not. A New York girl will only 60
to a ball when she is properly chaperoned. 1
know of a young lady in this city who was even
timid of the comments of those around her when
she went to the theatre with her brother. She
said to him: Some people may know you are my
brother, but great many will think you are not,
therefore do not care to 60 to the theatre with
you unless there is another lady in the party
The difference between Baltimore and a Phila-
delphia society girl is slight. Where the former
will 20 to an entertainment alone with young
man the latter will only accompany him when
there are more than one of her own sex with her.
As to Boston young ladies, they have about the
same ideas as those of New York in going to and
from dance alone with a young man. In Phil
adelphia you are asked who your grandfather was,
but in Baltimore they inquire only concerning
your qualifications for dancing"