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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Don't Do Il

VIXEN one who declared that Lincoln's
election provoked and jasti6ed Secession
and DIsunion. asks you 70 sign a political
call don't DO il.
When one Who wanted 90 coax traitors
10 desist from 6.ng on fhe flag. scizin- the
iortresses and robbi8g the Arsenals Of your
country b. kicking tbe New England
States out of lie Union and agreeing that
che slascholdcrs might take their human
ehaiicis into every Territory Of tho Union.
asks yOu - unite With him IN a political
movement don't d. ti
When one ~bo declared the War for the
Union unjust. and proclaimed on the streets
thar tbe Rebels were 6ghtiog for the de-
ieusc offhcir rights and their homes. asks
you % unite With bin IN an avoud of Do
hiioal sentiment and purpose. donr DO it,
When one uhO steadisstly insisted
throughout our great struggle that the reb-
els scre always victorious. thai our armies
rzadc 10 progress. that our National debt
woald inevitably b. rePaiiated. that the
Union could only be restored BY frst Civ
ing it up a. loa. and then asking the We.
tors o. iet us creep in AZ The back door of
thcir triumphant Colioderacy. nou urges
you % symPashize and iraicrnize nth him
in dcu0uncing a. traitors and disunionisis
ihe forcraost champions q d" Liberty and
Juion. nov and forever. one and inscpara.
b.e. don't yoa Do n,
When ore who dcnouaoed ard ruvcd AZ
ihe Emancipafion policy Of President Lin
coin Al unconstifafioaai and suiciial. Who
declared that ii had Do aniied tbe South AL
divided fhe Nouh--thai we could never
ssoccci ul it vas rcpudiaiod. that u Lia-
coin uas reelected. thc Jnion rould nerer
be restored, nov wants you Co PLAY scconi
to BE- hrsi- t5nt you begin % DO ti
Saith lie great apostle 10 the Gcntiies.
" lie ne deceived. Evil communicafions
oorrupf good manncrs.~ Whca sl manner
Of Copperhcads ard Seccssiou ympa-
ihizers ask voa 90 train in their company.
teii them yoau see 'cm beet frsti
NY Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
MIS- Z ELLANEOUS
Josh Billings on Skating.

Having herd musch scl abou, skatizr-
parks. and the grate smouni Of healfh and
muscle they ~os imPArting te~ the present
gencrashun a. 4 site advanse from iusteost.
/ bought a ticket and went within the fensc.
! found he ioe in a slippery oonGishun.
covering about akers Of arty6sbal water.
~hieh was owned b stock company. and
froze tew order.
Upon one side ov the pond vas erekted
little grosery buildins. where the vimmin
sO' on benches While the feliers Qkrvered
with blushes) hitehed the masiek iron tew
their feet
lt ~az most exsiting seene the sun was
IN the skey-and The ~ind was in the air
and the birds were in the Soutb-and the
snow was or the ground-and the ice Law
shivering With bad eold-snd angels (ov
both gcnders) fiuktua;ed past me pro and
con. ? and fro. here 4 little and there
good deal
II was a most exsiiing socne: wanted
'ev boiler - BuIly.~ or lay down and role
over.
Bot kept in. and aked with glory.
Heith vas pikiered on menny a nobcn
brow.
As the fcunaii angels pat over The pond.
side By side With the male angels. il war
the most powerful scene ever stood be-
hind.
The long red tape from their necKs swurn
n thC brcczc. and the feathcrz in the
jockeys f1ttcred in the breeze. ana other
things (tew muieh to rncnsion) aurtered IN
the breeze
don g think ever va more crazy before
in my lfe-on Zee.
For ? long hoars I stood and CARED with
dun exsitement.
felt Ike kanall hess turned suddinly
out tew grAss.
As one Of The angels. more sudden than
awl the rest, cum aieing down the frak
three lengths ahed ov Der male ANGEL. awI
eyes were gorging With Der heavenly burst
Of sPeed she seemed to have cut luce from
earth. and ~As boand south. for the Cape
Of Good Hope, when 49, 20 onst, wiih cor
sous swoop terri6ck. down crumbling into
hmpid heap she went. With sqaeal ter
rihek. living lovely mass Of disastrous
skirt and ;aPung ankle.
Awi gathered round the bursied ANGEL;
bot 10 . IN 4 uinnitt's space. her wings Agia
were Plgned. and evry feather was in ITS
la~ful P.ase and on sbe aew. latin like
vine thra Iis bufeous blasbes.
had saw enoagh-more happiness than
belonged 10 me-and AZ ! slo~ly wended
back tew ma ham AZ the tavern fel;-good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

SEwEn Rsrs knLED ny ELrcrrrcrrr.
A neE and curious use Of electricity Is nov
made in the PARIS sewers. There. A. Is
vel known. the rats swarm by millions.
Wircs one hun,ired metres long. insulated
By glass feet from the ground. and connect
ed WITH strong galvanic battery. arc
spread through these subterranesn walks
Little pieces Of roast meat are attached %
these wires at shor; distances. and tbe rats
By nibbiing at the bait. bring down the gal-
vAnie shock With terrific power upon their
bodies Death = instantaneous. AMI the
morsel remains almost intact ready 70 de-
stroY other victims.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

An Irishman being asked ia court ior has
certificate Of marriage. showed a big scar
on his bead about the shape Of a shovel.
which was satisfactory.
'Yoa labor too hard on your compost
ton. doctor" said a hippant clergyman 70
a venerable divine write sermon in two
bour-. and think nothing of it so do
your eoagregation, = quoth the doctor.
a youth who had returDed from the city
vas asked by his anxious father II be had
been guarded in his conduct ubile there.
. Oh. yes. I was guarded b. two policemen
part q the time. vas the reply.
A gentlcman says ho has been abe 20
teach mutes - speak. Nov De- him turn
b,s attention 70 q quick mefhod Of teaching
speakers % BE- mute.
Whafevcr We may think of vomen's right
b vote and legisiate. there can be no dis
ruting her right % brrs arpss.
o" I have not loved Hghtiy.- % the nan
said shen b. married viio~ vcighing
three hundred pounds.
Gold !. ~ only idoi hat - worshippei
N az lands rthoui q teu,ple. .nd b. an
secis without hypouisy.
An advertiser ia one Of ths papers say.
b. has q cottage % iot contaiaing eirbt
rooms aad ~ ore erta.d
" No pains wili b. spsrcd.- = a. ibe quack
said vhcn saving oG poor i-lio-'s ieg 70
-ure BIN oi fhe rhcsnlsfis,n.
II you shouid hsppcn 10 meet friend 70
ned. remeuaber hat yoa Do nos kso- bo-
soon you may need friend
Why - John Bigger's sou larEer th.n his
fathery Becasse BE- - q ltfis Bigger.
People Who travel into eannibal oountries
arc apt - b. tuned intO Indian neal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

In The Insh Garieaer's Magazine. q is
stated. not only dccoctions OF tbe leaves of
common Camomiie vii destroy insects. but
bai that nothing contributes 20 much 10 the
heaiih Of a garden a. number Of Camo-
nile plants dispersed throsgh it.
No green-houso o. hoi house should ever
bc siihout Camomiie in q green or dried
state either the stalks OF tLe nosers ~iu
ausueE. Il n q s.ag Tar iaei. tLai f
plant - drooping and apparently dying. IN
nine cases out ften it vill recover Il yoa
place plant of Cam0mils near n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

In Brittany. a very convenient matrino-
nal custom prevails. On certain fete DAYS
the young ladies' appear in red under. petti-
coats. With White or yellow borders around
them The number Of these denotes the
portion the father Is wiling 20 give his
daughter. Each white band re7rrsenting
silver. betOkens a hundred francs Of rent;
and each yellow band means gold. and
stands for n thousand a year. Thus.
young farmer who sees a face that Pleases
hiun. has only 20 glance at the trimmings
OF the Petticoat % learn IN an instant what
amOunt accompanies the wearer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Awarding Committees

~ S'ud Horscs Bre-.fiag Mares All Calfs
:. r. Hutchins. Bethel +. q. Jack
-on, Norway. John Dunham. Buckseld.
Trof,ag aHl Horl Hors,s q Lady's R.iiag
John a Green. Waterford BENJAMIN
Y. Tuen, sumner; e. ~. wormeI.
Bethel
Bs'is. Veers arf H-Cvs.
Jane Burbank. Gncad Jo-aph g..
Rove. Oxford Jo.hua Pcrham. Wool
stock
Hris osi sflrt rHF Mia Cors.
William Seetf. Paris. iona. White
hou-a. Nowayi Eimoni Curtis Green
uooL
Siap rlf sr.ne.
Ilenry y. llc-,y. Sumucr John y.
Baker Waterford. Eias =. Bartlett,
Bethci
Fun C-.pf.
DaFil Frost. Norway. q. r. Durcu.
Far. John : llo'mrs. Oxfori
ff.felff rai r.f c-,rr
Henry r. ptrso1.. Paris. Amos p.
Noycs, Norag Isaac a. Thayer. Ok
FORD.
fn.
Ea1som Daaham. Woo.l.iock Erh.
NaE.m. Paris Jamc Bunctt. Noruay.
I..rrrH1.
Ans IT. Uo.t Norway. q. ~. C1if
orl. Paris Wm. " Thomas. OzforL
I.rn Taras
Gilbert Barr,t. sumner, AnlreE Han.
Buckfr'd r. VI. Hr'ts. Wood.toek.
hir1riag Mrfct.
Goor-e Cu-hmsn. Wool-tock Wm.
Warluei. Oxfrd Peter b. Back.
ffrornUo1l
horhag Oro ord Beer Caf0e.
William Thomas. Oxford Iiram JACK
-ou. lars Alfred Shatiack. Norway
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

JEEsEr Cow CEEsa. George Frost.
Esq, of West Newton. showed rs the miIk
Of Jersey Gov. the other day on Which
stood the almost Incredible anaount Of IS
per cent Of thiek rich cream. Who ever
heard the hkeP She vas originally from
the iienshas stock. Mr. Frost bought her
up IN Vermont. near The Canada line. and
this miik vas taken from bcr Just a. she ar
nTed from the cars. on ~hioh. q % Ekely.
she bal not been vaiercd. but the Yield of
cream ~as most remarkable uadcr any CIR
camstanccs. lPiosman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Dnrg Proiucfs.
A. ID. White. Backfeid: Mr.. A. :.
Thayer, Paris Mrs John VI. Lane,
summer.
DoHcsf,c Mgr,ff,scfuucs.
}. II. Loveioy. Albany; Mrs. Uriah
n. Upton, Norway; Mr.. j. c. Msrblc.
Paris.
Dread.
j. G. Marble. Paris Mrs. W. L. Stan
ton, Oxford; Mr-. A. T. Holt. Norway.
Nsoile Work aud Hil'aery.
a L. Burbank. Paris Mrs. ]. :.
Holmes, Oxford; Mrs. n. G.. Cole, Nor
way.
Ag~icsflfural Tnplcnelfs.
j. NJ. Wilson. Oxford: iona. Clark.
Pari-; Wn. Han, Norway.
Nisocll1neour Arficies.
y. T. True. Bethel N. Edwin Ham,
moui, Paris Mr.. T. n. Brown. Paris:
Mr. L. II. Wrisley, Norway.
Boots, Stoos. Loafler AMI Fuzaur,.
;. :. Hall, Norway. +. A. Young.
Wost Paris; r. T. AueE. Milton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

To iEEvrSr EsHHIrs FHou GinDfiSG
IaErs. A. the reeent discussions oi tbo
lnlaaa Iioricsiilrai Soeiefy. q vas stated
flat co. best uay fo prevent rabbits from
guaring trees uas fo smear thc bark viih
t.1oi. 1.-THE trees are robbed witb q pieoe
o' fresh liver. the rabbits viu noi touoh the
bark as bong a. iho last taint of blood re-
ri.as. even after being ihorougbly washed
u.th rains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

MEs. PsErINGTON AT BARRrsHrRs.
- There he goes again" said Mrs. p. m
the LegIsiAtnre. as = member stood sp for
the 9th time 20 speak on the same qoes-
tson. . There he goes like q soda foun-
tain. and Just as faid as water. Nov.
Isaac. mind hin. and sec IL you can't be-
come speaker Of the house Of rsPrvhensi-
bies souetime. / declare % she continued.
as new burst Of sloquenee reached Der
ear. IA does seem a. II the mantelpieoe Of
Daniel Webster had iel onto han. he u 30
bright
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
VOLUME 33, NO. 10.

ASDcDOTE or Dr. ENNoSs. A Panthe-
ist minister met him one day and abruptly
asked
Mr.. Emmons. ho- old are yous-
SIXTY SIR; and bOw old are you?-
=" "A old as the CREATION Vas the an
s~er "a a triumphant tone
- Then yOe are Of the same age with
Adam and Eve.-
"Certainly Was in the garden when
they were
- have always heard that there vas a
third person in the garden With them, re-
Piled the doctor With great eoOlness. .' bat
1 never knew before that IA vas yoa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

- John. " said a traveller to a farmers
boy. Who wAs hOeing in the field. "your
corn = very snail - Yes, NC planted
small kind Bot IL looks dwarfish and
yellow" Yes. We planted the yellow
sort" - mean you viii not have half a
eroP-do you understand me- "Oh. YES.
! understand; We don't expect TO. for We
planted on shares
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

A contemporary says d" There is a man
up IN our country who always pays foi bis
paper IN advance- lie has never had a
sack day in his Ise never had any eorns or
toothaebe bis potatoes never rot the vse-
vil never eats his wheat; The frost never
kills has corn OF beans his babies never cry
IN the night and bis wife never scolds.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

. There's our jeremiah. = said Mr. Shell
ton. Z" be went of % make his living by
has wits Well. did be succeed - in
quired friend. No sad the old nan.
~ith sigh. and sigui6oanily tapping his
forehead. E" be failed ior want Of capital
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

A lady hired western country girl for
family help and vas surprised to see her
poke ber bead into the parlor one afternoon
when visitors were present. aud ask:
" Marin, did you call just now thOugLt
hearn a YELL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

DoUnLE MINDED FaExEns. One great
principie Of success IN business. Is learning
trade vel and sticking % it. II requires
a long time % know everything connected
Nth sacces-ful business. An acluaintance.
4 seed dealer. stated tLai for the first 6ve
years. be could no; ascertain that be made
anything. Bu; be was learnmg. Before
ten years be was clearing I've thousand dol
lars pr year. Another was dorng well in
manufacturing ropes. But be was unstable
IN mind. and although his friends advised
ban 20 90 hang 20 the ropes BE- Vas not
getting rich fast enough. bat be mcddled
v.ih business be had no, learned sufficient
". bought a mill. bought grain. and then
broke a bank By BIS failure. Some farm
crs come 20 the conclusion thar cows are
the most profitable; purchase animals.
erect bgiidings. and begin vel. Bot be-
ins a new business. they 10 not succeed a.
thcy expected they might II they would
stick 10 t.. The next year they sell their
dairy and buy sheep. The price Of WOOL Is
low that year; and they hear thai much
money has been made BY raising tobacco.
Thus they 60 on. changing from one thing
% another. and never succeed IN any way.
Stuck % your business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Gas l.-lloUsEHoID M,NuracrrnEs.
sect l. for best ten yards woolen
flannel on
Tor best ten yards 81 frockinr. 100
For best stocking. spun and knit by
the sane person. 25
For fhc best fullcd cloth. 10 wards. I OO
For tLe best rag carpet. 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

The most cqrnmon error of men and vo-
mrn .s that oi looking Or happiness some
si.rc outside oi useiai vork Do las never
yli been found. vbcn tbus soughi. aai
lesor uil be While iie world ran.ls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Henry Warl Beeober says. that BE- wouli
as soon 20 a courting With BIS father's Old
low letter.. a. 20 % church and carry
boo 1 10 pray out o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

" Johnny. how many cakes d'd you have
on Cirastmas day "Tivc fret sponge
cake. u.en an almond cake, tben a currant
cake. thou a sweet cake aad lhen . st0ua-
cake ,7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
PARIS, MAINE, FRIDAY.


SECT. !. For the hes; dIcfed expert
nlent in raising a crop of potafoes.
ot the grcatest value st tbg east
cost. cn not les than hall an acre. 6 %
For The bcst conducted experiment.
raising The largest crop % carrots.
90 the least cot On not less than
fourth OF an acre. , o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

~.rt. d. F.r iic iarrcrt anf rost ..-
teresl,ng variety of frurt raised b.
one Do H
second o.. F
3 iar t.st sre-ne1 ,fWinfsr arri,s.
al 90 DE-. tlaa i..r flrirtrs. n
>ernrI Co.,. u
for fhe best spccirra oi Sal arpies
of nof lrss than illr vlr.tls. H
~rrurI I1.. W
ior tte r.sf Interesting ert.t.flrr rf
pears. cf rrt Jess fhan a vlrlrf.rs. r
3 for fhe he.t sTeolmen oi rIlus.
lor Co., l.e.t specimen 90 chtrues.
Ior the best specimen of rranterrcr. e
Dor the best spclImcn of Grarcs. ! a.
scl0ll lo.. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Division v--Eques,rianism.

SECT J. For the best exhibition Of nd
ing by ladies. 500
second DO. 200
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Set. Q. For best Boar Of aav breed. 8 O0
second DO. oD
iof d. hcst Sov o. any breed. With
uot iss. than -four pics. OO
Second DO. pee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Seci J.. For ib- best a0ck of sheep. not
less than D. in number. 81 ewes. q 90
Scconl DO. On
2 Per best buck co
Second DO I -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

NiaAs. SHOE AND l-rkImEE.
For besi eShibition Of boots and shoes. 1 90
and Book
For best exhibition % Lea;her. % and
Book
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Division III--Agrieal,ural Operations.

'tAs> l--itoWiNG AND DEAWING MArCu.
Sect. j. For thc besi fpecimen of plo--
ing With any amount 81 team. The
furrow being not less than eisht in
ches deep. SEQ
Second do. poo
Third do. O0
For best exhibition Of drawing. bv
oxen of6 q. ~ inches IN cirth ana
exceeding that sire. 500
Sccond do. 200
For beet exhibition of drawinc bv
oven less than q. 10 IN. in girsh. ? 90
Second DO. -
r or The bcst exhibition offeaming by
boy under a. years old. Book
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
Ct,..H -vrorrurr-.

fftaa ll.--N Farr rtnrra.
Scct D. For the largest ard iest assorf-
ulrut of Garden Nercab'cs. nn
Second in.. 80
90 fhr Ersf srrr.mrrs ol ish..frI
cllasles. Water Meisns. Ma.k
Melons and II Iomaf1cs. ea.h. ~
for ihc Neat fFcelncrs of Hcrrrrs. t0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Gas N.-FrE~rrrEE.
for best exhibition Of Furniture . 90 AMI
BOOK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

CLAss II-NEEDIE WoEK.
sect l. Tor the best and largest varie-
~ of ornamental needle work. %
= second DO. So
3 For tie b,st specimen of embroidery. 20
Second do. 95
Tor she best oounterpane. So
Scconl do.. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23
"srEEB THEFLou."
Oxford County Agricultural Society.

Ibe I~cnty-fourth Annual Exhibition
~ih bc hcld on the grounds of tbe Societv.
ON Tuesday. "Wednesday and THURSDAY.
October .. 10 and ~. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-23

Gas -IlL-MmLlxEEY.
Sect I. For the best display Of millin-
sry good. 90
second do. 1Oo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-23

EEWe are sorry to lose the services
of our young friend, j. c. McPHERsoN,
who has been with us over three years,
and, during the past year has aided us
greatly in localizing and collecting-we
shall miss him. He goes to Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan, to the University loca-
ted at that place, for the purpose of add
ing to his educational stock-no young
man has better or more sure founda-
ton, intellectually and morally, to build
good education on, and if application
and perseverance will do it, we will war
rant him to be successful in his Efforts
CHARLES A. kERsEY, son of DIR. V. Ker-
sey of this city, goes to same Institution
with John-they start this evening. Our
best wishes for the health and success of
our young friends accompany them, and
we hope they may return to their many
friends '.burnin' and shinin' lights"