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Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
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 EersS E Eg. Ban. E. 1856,

EGEG Es. 5s.. .Ean. E, 1856. TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS FOR NEW YOI2K-*3:58 *4:28. *3:40 5:15, 6:30 t7:30 sH:12 8:30, %e:3o, 16;49, 1I:53 a m., d:0G p. m. F5:00 $40 *7.G0 G:s0 milk train with pass. press to New York. t7:39 way Bridgeport F5:2s, 900 m, Sundays, *S:5s, 4:4o, 500 WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS VIA HARLEM kIYER-Leaves st F11:69 ?. daily, stops at Milford, Bridgeport. South Norwalk and Stam- FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINGFIELD-.1:oa night 6:l2, 9:o0, *t1:G5 G.. Tn., *1:16, 3:12, %6:2S D. Sundays, +1:02 night, *6:26 p. m. FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROVI DENCE-*t:3a night, *1o:30 g. m., fast express *5:G0 c. ID. Fast Express Sundays %1:30 night Newport Express trains t10:30 a. m. AGO p. m. FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AND N. Y & N. E. K. R-*2.30 9. IT, daily.
 FOR BOSTON Via Air Line and E Y. & N. E. R. R. s.o5 a. nl., 1.:5 D. IT,, 505 p. fast express. FOX HARTFORD, SPRING FIELD AND NERIDEN ETC--*12;15 night, *1:G2 night, (*2:3o a.. to Hartford, ,e:52, S:09, HOES, *11:O5, 12:10 noon, F1:16, 3:12, 5:O7 (5:55 to Aiartford), +6:26 Sig P. m. Sundays *1:02 night, *6:a6 ?. m FOR NEW LONDON, ETC-*1:30 night, sos, Saybrook go farther) *4.00 D. m., SIS P m t9:9o p. Ia- way to Glilford) Sundays VIA B. & N Y AIR LINE DIVISION for Middle town, WillInantic, Etc.-Leave New Haven for all stations at SOS a. n., 1.5 +5O5 6:15 p. 1n 5:O5 Conn Valley R. R., and at Willimantc with N. ' 6 N. E. and N l.. 6 Y. R. R., ct TurnervilIe with Colchester Branch. Trains arrive in New Haven at 9:15 am, :a2, +655 S:55 D. ID.
 |. M. REED, Vice President ~Express trains
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

KNOW HIMSELF, by reading the ssSei. ence of L1fe,s $ the best medical work ever pub Iished young and mjddIeaRed men
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
GOurt Notes

In the bar library yesterday morning. before Judge Morris committee, further heard the Greene Kendrick suit in which his wife, pend ing divorce proceedings asks the court to restrain MT. Kendrick or his mother from disposng of prop erty in which his wife she claims an interest The hearing is strictly private.
 The of Curtiss against Salisbury has been on trial for the last three days and not concluded until late yesterday afternoon, when arguments were made before Justice Jason P. Thompson. The complainant, who keeps the Boulevard hotel, sues Mrs Eliza Salisbury to recover some Si9 He had paid bill of $50 for board money and now alleges that he was overcharged the $19.
 The famous Weton will case, in which the natu- ral heirs of the late Carrie welton. of Waterbury, endeavorng set aside her will, which left the bulk of her big estate to Henry Bergh of New York, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has at length been transferred from the Waterbury court to this city. State Attorney Doc little. who in company with a leading New York VII lawyer. appears for Bergh has made repeated efforts to have the transferred to this court, which have been unsuccessful previously.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

Erysipelas and Salt Rheum was driven entirely away from Mrs J. .. AndeT son, Peshtigo, Wis., by Burdock Blood bitters. No equal as a blood puri- fer. my3d&w1w
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crim1nal Sfde-Judge
 Phelps.

Phelps.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 1O o'clock when the case of Lancraft vs. the New Ha- ven Water company was further heard. In conse- quence of the bar meeting in the afternoon the fur ther hearing in the went over until next Tues day 10 o'clock.
 Judge Phelps announced to the attorney at the bar meeting that he would have to finish hearing cases for this term next week. There will be an effort made to get Judge Stoddard to sit out the balance of the term.
 In the case of Thompson ct al. vs. the George W. Miles Fish Oil company of Milford, in which the petitioners asked for a permanent injunction straining the defendants from further continu- of their business the court granted the prayer of the petitioners. The works were complained of a nuisance owing to the stench that arose there from.
 Decrees of divorce were granted as follows:
 Minnie Ganung, of New Ha. en- from Travis A. Ganung, of Litchfed, on the ground of intolerable cruelty. The custody of the youngest minor child awarded to the petitioner and the oldest to the Joseph Hall from Matilda Hall, both of New Ha- ven. Cause, adultery. Married June z. 1877.
 AdolDh H. Bonner fro m Julia DOnner. both of ried June z, 1880. The custody of three minor ch- dren given to the petitioner.
 Elizabeth M. Pullen, of Derby, from Walter Pull len of Woodbridge. Cause,i adultery. Married June 12, 1S79
 After the Lancraft Water company suit is fin ished it is expected that the case of $. W. F. An drews, against whom the county bar grievance committee have preferred charges, will be taken Court adjourned until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
RAW HANDS,
Fostering, Watery and Raw from the Finger Tips to Wrist
 Cured by CuticurR.

4 backs of my hands. supposed was poisoned by ivy. My hands continued to grow worse until the fall, when consulted medical advice and used many remedies to no purpose. Instead of getting better they rapidly grew worse, being a mass of watery fostering raw flesh. very offensive and an moving. Whenever part would heal up it would be subject to the most violent itching and immedi ateIy break out worse than before. Little watery spots then appeared on my finger joints, and fes- tering would spread over large surface In this condition began the use of the Cuticura Reme- dies. In one weeks time my hands were almost we'll and in a short time entirely cured
 JNo. D. VAUTIER. Pier 37. s. Wharves Philadelphia.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
H. F.. DU1AND s6O-S6l STATE STREET. 

FINE new Ponce Porto Rico molasses. Kennedy $ fancy grahams and thin water crackers. Evapo- rated pie fruits in large quantities. Fresh fruits received daily. Another lot of fine Block Islaud cod. Merwin's Fl City sugar cured hams and ba. con. Smoked Fulton market tongue. Smoked and dried beef Try our pan fired Japan tea in willow baskets very fine. only COG. Try our Java coffee at 22c per lb Household ammonia, sapolio, borax, scrubbing brushes etc. for cleaning; seasoned soaps a speciality.
 COOPER < NICHOLS.
 mys SIS State Street.
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Guy Court Criminal Side Judge
 DeRmTm0.

May 7-John Chittle, neglectto support family, continued to May 10; George W. Platt, breach of the peace against Lizzie Patt. continued to May 16 William c. Ford. breach of the peace against Wal ter J. Lazell judgment suspended; Charles Will helm keeping policy office, continued to May 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

ley.
 This court came in yesterday morning at ten o'clock.
 The case of Frank W. Hinman the Arion Singing society was set down for trial, but the lawyers in the case were not ready to go the case was continued. The suit is brought to re- cover payment for excursion bill of $1o0 which the plaintiff claims is due him. It is alleged that the defendants chartered the steamer Philadelphia to take them on an excursion to South Norwalk and then backed out.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08
Gutfeura Reuaedfea

Are sold everywhere. Price Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, 50 cents; Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifer 25 cts; Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier, $1 Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,, Boston, Mass. Send for
 How to Cure Skin Diseases"
 ITnuING, Scaly, Pimply and Oily Skin beautified
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

If you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from your druggist, but if he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something else, but order at once from us, as directed.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

ANOTHER MYsTERY-rHE FATE MRS. MARTH FOR HER.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

losing prices reported over the private wires of UNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
 EYfh kei
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-08

MM BACKACHE, WEAKNESS, Uterine
 Pains, Soreness and Lameness speedily Re pcured by the new, original, elegant and MN9HA 1nfaihble antidote to pain and infam- &ESEER nation, the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. <SSS&18 At druggists. 25c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
cIyIL sERyIcE REPoRM.

Mr ropnooiy threw down his Newspaper
with q mutterei ohJurgstion, and looked
across the table at his wife.
"whars the mattsrf' she Inquired.
"rhl, coasouniei civil service reform
twaiils makes me sick. be exclaimed. u
a ,n't see Why IL IL that lot OF men eant
do their duty when IL IL marked out plain
Iy before them"
"DIi you order tha, coal to-day shs
a.kei, irrslsvsntiy, bat with light snin'
log in her face.
II beg your piriop, my DEAR" he said,
picking up the paper again, "thars TOT
nothing 20 DO with civil service reform"
DID you order that coal. said" che
persisted. a.,
forgot ali abou, IL. Dai Ill DO IL the nfss
thing In the morning. Az wn ssyings
my dear, this civil service REFORM
"Dsut talk 70 me. Topuoody, sooat civ
n service reform" she said hotly. "Whs'
you want TO devote your time and attsn'
ZION 70 n domestic service reform. There
isn't . lump OF coal In the cellar; the boards
are off the side fence, that back yard looks
Ike a plR pen there hssn't been Q stick OF
iindllng chopped since Saturday, yoa
hsvu't eiyeu me Q cent OF money In two
weeks. ana the cook IL going 20 leave In
the morning. You may think that's he
wsy 70 do things, Topnoody. bat I cay 70
you that I'm running this afminlssranon.
now, aud n yoa don't stop fooios wssa
politics and attend 10 business, yoa'il hear
from hsadqasrtsrs sfter fashion that wiu
make yoar head swim Clviissfries ~
form. indeedf"
TopuoodT never said . wordI he tssv
better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
SILVER IN THE ROCKS.
SuNBlR rouR.
lBy 7. Gerri'h.i


Butte City IL now the gres, silver cen.
Ter Of the con,inent. Il 10 the typical cry
Of the northwest Its population s the
susngest mixture Of humanity to De
found within the repablie. AL national
tiles there touch elbows in the great
march Of lie. Clss.ifea,ions OF society
Ar, there unknown. and IL is diiheul, Tor
a stranger to tell which is the upper or
ne,hsrmos, circle.
The principal industry Of the City Is
the process Of extracting silver and cop.
per from the rocks. and OF the former
nov wi.h TO write. This system has
been chri.,sned by the miners "Amaiga.
mat;oa." The ore is received from the
mine. in rocks which vary In sire from =
mans head 10 fne duu. when these
rocks are put 10 the mill there is mixed
with them fifteen per cen, Of their weight
Of common rock salt. The rocks aud
..l, together 20 to a large "Bl.ke
Cru,her." This machine consists OF
strong, heavy cas-, iron frame; 10 this
frame are set q pair Of strong js"',
which are pu, In motion BY system o'
levers The ore is thrown into ,hess
omen laws, where It 10 crushed. falling
lower aud becoming finer a. IL deseends'
until /, is reduced to the size Of wslnuss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

p,r,r,s. 1T. recent M,.s Farmers
Io.titut. VI. Eimlui llsrsey lecturri on
p,,.to--. sui iuu.trst-i Is ny The use OF
me -t-r~optic "a. showing View. ol ~
to.. a, th.y appeared Ia tue neli NJ
u.r--y .Aii year. of oo.e rystiou ani sf
a. rlm~nt. lei him 70 ths following COO
ciu,iOn-
whole p1i.,os. will produce crop
from . week % tsa days earlier than Cut
small whole potatoes Will pfoiuee
Tar many years ta succession ji-, 80 good
m no, bitter results than large p)sstoc,
eu, The -irs % th- small waole on-s
Toe .eei end Of potato Il better W
l,nt th.u the stem eni oscsa.e tue plan''
.t.rt with m lrs vigor ani proiuee larger
snd more potatoes.
A.rge piece o' p),,'o IL better 70
pl.u, Ia Ordinary soil. aud will produce
mueh o-ttsr crop thin very small pieces
Ps,s,o-. With sprouts long enough
% break "a in planting are not a. roou ~
pot.toss With ths .yes started yasi enough
- .Ao~ th.ir good condition.
The form OF potato cannon, s
,ul. he changed by the selection Tor plant
log any particular form
:. Tso Distinct varieties will not mif
by plan,iug 10 the same hill
The pDta,o .cso IL . blemlsh Thai tne
NOR. ~ Investigate the less Nc appear W
snOs soout it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

laughed 81 and rlilcuiri for yesrs. but
Thoms. Erskine's Humanity and sloqaence
a. last 'acc-sd~,i, sni IL bscsnne Tie lsw of
Eugland that no damb . imsl could be
abused vita impanl,y.
Itl.am1st singular circamsiance. that
the much snasvd damb snimsls rstsinei ~
their advocate. before one OF the most al.
gust assemblies In the world. The most 81
OQlrnt advocate Of al time. msu Who IL
IA. Dssn saii hananir a the Easlish erin
iusl lsN.
Az snecioie iilusirstug his hum,nity
ani ready sit l. told by his hiogrspasr.
Lsrd C.mgb-li Mrstiug brutal draymsn
sni -,eiug hin cruelty beat bis horse, Ef-
skins rsm0n.trsici With HIN, anf wss
thli ~ the m,u that the horse wis hi.
osu and ~ could use hin ~ he pleased.
Er-kin~ tnstantly lsii his csus scrOss the
bfatL allows -hsaiders, Who Instantly
cosr.i sud a.k>i WY h- beat him 81.
no, my cane ny osu," an.servd krskinr,
cent a. 10 q. plessrf Aod trust
that sycfy hansnr mao wao sees any vr
hiDitlou of crl-lty - dam animh, will
promptly rvmOastr>is. sni II II 10 not
h-s,i~i. siIl u.- suf'l 'lei-nt force 10 protect
The sad-rcf, doat leave This fOr Olhers,
lie, every msn see that persistent
cruelty 4 animas sh0ah not 20 unpln.
l.n,i Tot, sufl Ct shOali D. di.ea..sd
In eyery tpsn ru1lic oplni1n vhich IL
Asay. ~ ctiVe wbvn fight, will Ia most
css-. regulate IN wrong
IAniua slfusiion where see 80 many
Instances uf oairagvoa. couda,t towards
horses. that couisss spfAk wiih some
frsling on This al CT
-. A .rTNI I|aN 81 WaI
panic oplul n. . great reform has taken
p..cs Sltaln Afvw y~sr., aud u Is - be-
hlp,d that The tlm. i not far dlsisui when
cruelty - oar dano salads will De
thiug ~ the psst
Auiinc'osins let me refer sgalu 10 those
qlsitle. 90 tfsits in animals which iook
l. fltarv We have al seen, or can on
en .r. ~ - would. some poor horse sp'
ptrentiy broken 10 spirit. with SAL aP'
peailng ~. shlch rvmluds us % men over
insdsd with care. ani which call - mini
the p,l.t's l.urs on his dog. whose qasliils-
b. favofs'ly compares with those or msn.
Thoash .oin- shI strained, IL possesses
more Than grain of truth
when sssn. pruni .an of man returns 20 earth.
Unsno-n a. nEIury hat uph"ii ~ tirih.
Tf., sraI Ipfff's al sknausfs ihs l-itup ~ 49,
Al .fufis.i urus rsstfi -u rvsis urlo-,
- 49,, .ul. ,ln., al,,,a the totun L. sr.u.
~ -naf tfsash hai hsi hs snoaid have ben,
liif th- fsislf Ok tn 40. th- tifsmts.i Iced,
a.. rfsi O. - iCsslnF, tsfstnissi 20 sfsnds
"A 4. 80. r.iussf hssft l. al tls masters "-ns
~ bn fatnfs. frtts. .iV,s. bftaihss flr hin
aitsns.
fohnnnfssi falis unnotlcs,i Al his vofih.
lt-nt..i Ia nr.s., tn.i -ss4i b. hsii ssn s-fth.
"a rfi. mao. rain tassCt. n il.es ~ D. ofFlfens
AL eIalus nltnsslf q s1ls. VtC usifv bssFse'
Aui In conclusion. trust oar cluo vii
Mt neglect thi. imgortaui sunj-Si, hot
give r. that consideration whiea Us In
p1ftancv dsmsud..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

-Douaksaas.. or LiluOr HIsG. ela BE-
Cared by aia,iaisierlag Dr. Hilass' Golden
Specia..-It can be given 10 cup OF coffee
OF ts. without the knowleige OF the per-
son ,kiag u. 'n'cting . speedy and per.
maneat cure, WHISTLER the patient is . mod.
crate driuter or sn slcoholic wreck. Thou
sad. OF drunksris have been made ten.
psrats meu Who have taken the Golden
soecinc 10 their coffee without their knowi.
eige. sni 10 day believe they cult drinking
o, Their own flee will. No harmfal effects
result from its ADMINISTRATION. Cures guar
sntsei. Send for cifealar and full party
ula,s. Atir-.s In ooadience GOLDEN sr
ctyic Co ls5 R,ee 81, Cincinnsti, u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

We now thiuk that our farmers VIII
no, fare .ny wor-e by holding and m,kios
e.tt-r sny surplus stock they may nov
nave. a. we Thick the worst time is over
.ns a. both East AMI West ther. Is dis.
no.ltion no, h feed many cattle on sceoan'
~ th- Door outlook both on account OF the
H.. pr,c. OF be-f and the threatening dis-
s... that 4. iufe-ting many OF the western
.nd Middle States pleuro pneumonA ~
nav occur u the farmer Who hangs on 70
M. e.t,l. and feeds them this present win.
,sr ,r,in., the Idea that is prevalent, no,
On f.,tsn cattle. will win, ~ We should nov
=. surpri.sd next season To see cattle very
much higher. In regard To sheep essty
farmer ip Maine who IL vintsring or ist
,.nIns a nock OF sheep, should invest 10
cheap wss,srn corn, instead OF pasuus
oat money next spring Into superpeo.
mate. make some In their own oAfn'yius
Nv f-edipr their sheep aud cattle sons OF
,sis proysuder which IL low enough to
"a to advantage. We shall hope 70 re.
no,, .oms profitable sales msde oy our
.,mers. OF their lots OF sheep thev report
% he feeding. High feec and extra care
w,li vial c. LiBBy. iu the Aa'"e
Fdrmsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

The m ,nagsr OF "a uafonuasts thesiri.
cal venture ~. nego,i,ilny ior certain
dramatic attraction. IL received . iele-
gram from the agent OF the company,
sgreciag 20 CON iof eighty per eea'. OF
ths gross receipts. Although staggered
=, ar.. ~ .ach ulh-sri oi.term', the MAJ
agsr recovered sun 'i:isnily 10 wire reply
in these wOr,is "csnnot give you more
than sls,y.eve per cent willing 70 90 rag
g.i Ml.t eat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Ch,rlot,. rnlnp,on W. recently play
Ing Jane E,rie" - very slender houses
In Baf,lo, aui could not understand me
reason uulll tod that the people OF taN
city were - -aloas of the city Of Roehss.
Ter that they eoali No, stand the fact tas.
the pflaclpL male ehusetsr Vas called
Lori Rochester. A plseari Was immedi'
a,sly prep uel announcing tnsi the enn'
actsr wouli be n,msi Lord Duf,o. The
story goes that there was st,ndlng room
ouly ., the next performances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

The children OF Madagascar have no
sougs Al American who translated
cod Moiher HaDoni' fJr thsm vas
threatened with Imprisonment, on the
grounds that no such psrs0n ever exist
Of. They probsoly woulia't believe In the
personality of LYii, Piakhim or Mrs.
Wluslog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

when Dollar Street in Pontspog Was
n,ned. Mr.. Thonss Bailey AldrIeh. whose
sumner residence is In Ponkspog. pro.
tested, {. might be expected ths, poet
would. "Tnere sre." declared Mh Al
ddch, at least oae hundred dffly scents
In it. sni Il .hoali bs named 'Dolisr-aad.
ahalf' Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

M,n,yer-"whm IL the meaning OF this
item fOr hardware, $50 Ia your expense
accoantl'
Travelling Man-"Lsi ms see. Hard
ware-hariusrs. Oh, yesi that h 10.
poker. thOaghi ii were better 10 tone
/, dosn last q little by gsneralirlng. IL
i.n't well 70 bi ioo spselne aooii some
thlnys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Porem,n (~h1 h,. been aero. the
s,reet-"for the love U hlEen, oJes, how
m any len'th, sy polpi DID yet lay paWile
Ol war geiiln' ms ihfop o. beerF
Assistant POremin-'r'ree sor. ntheen
fate each
Porem,n-"rro,h. thll me coat Il barled
ll., fOrthv.dVs fats oOp tue strste. Ol hn
II kei In TIE polps FER safety"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

For over ialriy.nTe years IL. ""
A,~oOd'. Medicine "a, been used BY thoa'
sands of persons, ani ~. success In re-
llsylag AMI curing DTspepsis snf Liver
rrOuDles IL unprecedented. IL is gslnins
favor as reliable and sficacloa' house.
hold remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Tow~. ANp VItL.0Gs. like p-fsors, have
4 q r.ut p-cuusritiv.. "lamsn nature
4. al - ps ne sam ihe world over .nd
In al Age., hat u 4. comp I.ei Of several
si.m-ut.. shIca 40 not slssy. combine In
th~ .ans wsy. TIE SAN OIL csroOn, ny
ifog-n sniotygeu nay auite - give sugar
or starch. acc1riing ~ The proPofiions
sni AfrAugvm~ui ~ the molscul--, -sni
:, o.s town IA. mOf~ swsstne.s than al
othsr. nn~ 4. mor~ stif 90 'siuck % Than
suoihef.-sll from th- sane sl~mru'' OF
hamsn nature. Oae comnaniii receives
s,rsng~r. Win oP-u arm'' anoiarr views
them with sasp'ciOo fof time. Ia one
VILLAGE ths cpmnvrciAl sl-nrut prevails
ani cultur. l. at sdi.oou1ti In another. 81.
uc.tisn 4. hlghly ..t-sn-i snd On- or tsO
,osns rnrn AZ sent each year ~ ih' higher
in.,itution. 20 l-afnlng Oac town IL
Quicker . recognize talent Ia u youns
men. another woali sdtancr psrson
rnnirs thsfr from oat % town before u
soad potic- Que % iis own rons Ooe
place 4. .oclsfs another l. sri.tocraile -
AuI - ~ M gnt 20 on suumsfsuns the
f-r.nt phsses ~ human nature which
pr.,i,rninat- 10 dIf fvut loc,llilss Tue
c.u.e. % these ar- sOmsiim-- onseafe,
but of,su thy r,sait from tnv ibnleaee oi
IN strnug controlling miud of some lssi'
Ing ciiir q. .1~ftiug itself. may BE-, years
.ft.r h. ~. p,s-sd ~ hi. lsstrsst These
l,c.i sui traditions are uur'
tur,i -, isolation. and nay even inervass
sh~n th- people miagls very litns Nmpas
th.n.~iv.. or ..liom 20 beyond th- b~n
urnit. Ssm~ 10 these local psculiariti"s
give "a adivd charm IN tow, "h1'- ON
.r- MIKE 10 rrpalsive The uupie.s'n' w.
lo.yucrsclss o. comnaniy can ne mlt'
gatsd N DOT cured by morv attention - 80.
ciapllty. Noi Ouiy M spcia me-1lns oi
..oar caarch" % n-ishbj'hppi saoa'd os
encouraged. bat there .hoali be OCCASION
Al iooo,rtuulti~. a meet ths bsa..pe lpe
generally. = ,cial stuiiiDu IL a. ppl saing
In it. 81 Ct a.t. mechanical Nifluou, AMI
"A. tosn or iuilviiud that seldom s-ss
b-voat n. osu heArth.tooc II apt u "a
n.froN. concsiiri. Ani unbeniing The
U,rk ~ secf~t societies 4. "a importani
factor 10 b-oaivuing CON mgnlty-pN'
,iruf.rlg tho.. societies Ike The Orangr,
shich receive the sOciN advantage. ~ wO'
man. presence Tee regular meeuns-.
th. vlsitatiOns of sister societies or OF
state uffic~rs. sni the gsthering 10 district
county or STATE org.Bitsroa.-L all t-ni u
IN A.. m~m1-rs oai Of fut., or 10 rno on
--ctipnL p-culisfitiss soi narro"nes-.
K-.ding. m-,iitaiion. travel, brOsisn. tbs
lotivliuL TIE singl- miud nay develop
10 grand proportion 10 solitude. bai th'
com nauiiy ~ whole. develops sni Ap
pro,ch-- the ii-al-Only - the indi'lhaN-
cnmpo.iug it mingie tos-iarr' Ani 49,
N >, psrsbn, from other places w =
rlra,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
c,,,v.u, Nor . HOOD Dr.Elsr.

No matter WAT part. I, may nnaIly st.
feet, c,tsrrh always starts In the he'c'
ani belong. 10 tbs head. There 10 no
mystery abolt the origin OF this direfil
disease. 4. oegia, 10 . neglected cold.
Ons OF the klnd that ls "sure 70 be be Ter
iasfes days" Thoas,njs OF Victims
snos how Il IL by sal experiences. Eys
Cream BALM cures cold. Ia the head and
eaiarri Ia all it, stages. No, . snar nor
laui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Ia Ml.. Eilth'. school. the other day.
IN, reading les,on cbatalned sons refer
encs T. "a fsr0ciOa. G,ui." ani desiring
10 have ihs expression fully understood,
she askei IL me,nlng. There vas q mo-
nenys silence. whsn q bright boy arose
and responded Please, mAsm, IL means
terrible lot OF cheek"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

"Blddy," said . lady 10 her servant, IL
wish you woald step over aud see nov
old Mrs. Jones ls this morning." 10 Q
few minutes Blddy returned with The In
formation that Mrs. Jones was seventy.
two years seven months and twen'y-eish'
days old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Aurloas VI Iiher-"ii WAS after nlne
O'Clock when Cara cans iovn 70 break.
fast this mlruiuy; All The poor gln
ili not look we'll N all. Hsr syssen
need. tonlng up. whn DO yoa ininf OF
lroni"
Fther-"Gooi Idea"
Maher-"whr kind OF lron bad she
better ukei'
Pihsr-"she h.i better take n,s'
lrOn."-San.